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And we've got all the details of what happened and we'll be bringing those to you for those unaware of David Wilcock was subpoenaed to uh basically give guy a TV who is suing his former swindle partner, Corey Good. He is They requested all communications between David Wilcock and Corey Good and David Wilcock has been basically not complying with the subpoena. So this hearing today was about basically getting to compel him to, you know, follow through with the demands of the subpoena. Interestingly, David Wilcock had no lawyer with him.
He just I suppose represented himself. So many of us called in or skyped in, whatever you want to call it, virtually, and our contributing producer here, John Christian Spatavacia, has already completed half of the transcript, but because the hearing just ended a few hours ago, we don't have the entire transcript, but we've both taken notes of what took place and we can fill you in. So joining us to talk about this and all the wackiness in the wacky world of Wilcock it started. Contributing journalist friend, John Christian Spativaccia is back.
Welcome, Welcome to a privilege to be back on truth seekers once again. Oh, before we begin, I think we should just begin with what our like general impressions were. Like, I was kind of blown away by a couple of things that happened. Specifically, David Wilcock threw Corey Good under the bus a bunch of times, and he also confirmed that his wife wanted Wilcock to have nothing to do with Corey Good any any further.
And he even used like very strong language about Corey Good. He said, and I remember this quote and I'll quote him. He said, Corey Good has done things I consider unconscionable. I'm not trying to defend him.
Right, Yeah, that statement is similar in my handwritten notes here. I haven't gotten to that part yet because it wasn't in the first twenty five minutes. Yes, but it was interesting that he just basically threw Corey Good right under the bus and basically admit it that Corey Good does a lot of bad shit to a lot of people. I was kind of blown away by that.
And you know, Wilcock is so dumb. He doesn't realize that this is a public hearing, so people can go and make a transcript and get the notes. And Corey Good's going to hear exactly what he said, like about him and everything else. Right, not just Corey, but Corey's lawyer, Valley Naros was on the call, and ye, we'll get to that.
David Wilcock, you know, he showed up without an attorney. He showed a bareback and pro se in federal court, and he went off in tangents and he said a lot of things that he should not have said. What are you concluding? I'm sorry, I.
Including the revelation that he did in fact siney fidential agreement with Guya back in like twenty eighteen, twenty nineteen about the whole fiasco. And you know before before that was simply like speculation. But now it's court admitted fact in front of Corey's attorney Valerie and Narrows. So now Corey and his attorney know of this confidential agreement.
Yeah, David just just blurted it out. Yeah. A lot of people have said that that David Wilcock entered into this agreement with Guya and threw Corey under the bus back then to save himself. He basically sacrificed Corey good to save himself legal troubles and lawsuits and all this kind of.
Stuff right right, and and it's not speculation anymore. David admitted it in federal court. Isn't admitted? Fact?
Stupid? And what do you think the issue with the lawyer is because you don't generally show up to federal court with no lawyer like is it because he can't have he said the lawyer Quinn or something he didn't want to work anymore? We should we should stayed off right from the beginning that his lawyer, Raffi, the Armenian lawyer, that lawyer is not admitted to Colorado a federal court. So even if that lawyer wanted to, he couldn't represent David in this case because he's not admitted to this court.
Even if he wanted to, Raffi couldn't represent him. But it was admitted by both sides in the case today that his lawyer, Raffi, as Armenian lawyer, basically just quit on David and abandoned him. Wow, do you think that's due to non payment? Like it could be very possibly non payment.
We we that that information was not divulged, but we can speculate that it's based on non payment. Stephen, do you want to bring up the transcript. Well, yes, we'll get to that minute. Let me just catch up to the live chat double type Ranger Outdoors is here with one for the goal saying Happy Canada Day, fellow Canucks looking forward to the Stephen reveal what is true true seekers, Well, thank you for your kindness, generosity and support much much appreciated.
And we'll read every super chap, but we may wait till the end. We're going to get to the transcript, which I have right somewhere. Oh, transcript that helps that it's called transcript. Thank you, John.
So let me share my screen and we'll get started here one moment here, Okay, I get that up and get us fall and that big all right, So we begin with the transcript. So scroll up to the top because you're not quick. Oh I'm sorry, Yeah, unofficial transcript. Good versus guy here in July.
First, there may be some errors or a mission. This is based on handwritten notes. So the court clerk asks mister Wilcock, who are you representing? And David Wilcock says myself.
So right out of the gate, we have a bombshell. You know, we thought, or I thought that David had to get a lawyer for this right. We all thought he asked to get a lawyer. He can't just walk into federal court with no lawyer, like a like a like a dummy, But he did.
One of the things I noticed is that when Guya fouled this motion on David's live streams, he started talking a lot less about his legal issues in the case. And I guess I just interpreted that to mean that he actually got a real lawyer who is admitted to federal court in Colorado told him to shut the fuck up, right basically, Yeah, that I assumed that. Well, it turns out that my assumptions were wrong and we greatly underestimated how stupid David is. Yes, you know, you know there's that old saying only an idiot would represent themselves.
There's a few things you don't do. One is trying to perform open heart surgery on yourself, and the other is represent yourself in any legal matter. It's the stupidest thing you could do, I think, I mean, unless you just I don't know, there's been you know, with the Corey Good lawsuits, some of those plaintiffs just got tired of paying lawyers and said, I'll just represent myself. This is going to get thrown out.
It's a frivolous case in that case, maybe, But I. Would say that there are certain situations where it's okay to represent yourself, but David is not competent to represent himself. And we will see why just in the first four pages of this transcript. Yeah, and so the uh.
And we also have mister Wilcock. Mister Wilcock is appearing by DTC. He has appeared. Actually it's actually VTC.
I misheard VTC. Okay, he is appearing regarding the motion to compel. Mister Wilcock, will you please state your name for the record, and he says, David James Wilcock, thank you your honor, and to confirm you are representing yourself today. And David Wilcock says, as per your written instructions, yes and uhs JS.
The justice is the judge, Judge, Judge, Judge Starnell. Okay, thank you great perfect. I did receive your email to Chambers and the spirit of moving things along, I decided to keep our plans in place. Discovery closes in three months, so I want to be respectful of your time, mister Wilcock.
We have got two things teed up for today. We have the motion hearing and a discovery dispute. We will handle the motion first. Once that is done, you're free to go about your day.
He says, okay, great. The judge says, so I've got a motion to compel. It's on the docket. They indicate they have tendered a subpoena to you and we have been working with you on search terms and either you were non responsive to some of their search terms or in their mind what was provided was inadequate.
They also note you never submitted objections to the subpoena. That's a high level overview. Counsel, do you wish to make further arguments? A guy as counsel or lawyer.
Missus Denay says, thank you, Ronor just to add, mister Wilcock has produced certain documents that are responsive. I would characterize the production as more of a document dump than a production of documents that are actually responsive. And John, did you know that some people are saying that he basically printed out his entire spam folder and sent them that like as a way to distract. I know that's speculation that people because we haven't seen.
It, but I think it's speculation, but he gave him twelve thousand pages, according to Wilcock, right, No, they they send him a discovery request that was twelve thousand pages long. Allegedly, that's what David said. Okay, So the lawyer goes on to say, we have worked with his attorney, Raffi to produce some more targeted search terms, at which point his attorney said he would no longer participate in this discovery process, at which point we filed this motion to compel. We note that mister Wilcock never filed an objection to the subpoena, and the operative opportunity to do so is now long overdue.
We've attempted to be sensitive to his position as a third party, but these documents are critical to our case with respect to his former position as co host with the Plane Off Corey Good on cosmic disclosure. And these documents are central to the counterclaims that Gaya makes in this case. They are very necessary and very relevant, and their proposed terms are narrowly tailored. The judge thanks to them.
Mister Wilcock, do you wish to respond? He says, sure, here we go, here we here we go. Dummy, Wilcock dummy Wilcock. Sure, I work with the same attorney, Raffi, who I work with on the original case with Guaya in twenty eighteen.
I have no ill will against Daniel Dingerson or Angela Denay regarding the matter at hand. I was subpoena. This is what he remember. He was so upset him on Friday the thirteenth, right before he had to tell the judge they subpeated me on Friday the thirteenth December before Christmas.
The deadline was on our Meetian Christmas, January sixth. This is just David bitching to the judge, trying to get the judge on his side. That's all this is. There's nothing to do with the actual discovery request.
Yeah, wonder it was a one inch thick subpoena demanding the production of an enormously said that. He actually said the words one inch thick subpoena, yes. And then he said enormous twice of an enormous, enormous amount of documentation. I reacquainted myself with the same attorney who had hired for the first legal dispute with Guya in twenty eighteen twenty nineteen, whose name is Raffi.
And we proceeded forth in good faith negotiations. We did not object to the subpoena because we said, we'll give you everything that we can if it's reasonable. So I'm listening to and I also wrote down everything Angela Danay just said, and I completely disagree with the idea that everything we've given to them is a document dump. To be clear, they sent us in the subpoena an enormous list of everything that they wanted, which ended up a gigantic body of data.
My show was very popular, and you don't tell the judge this shit. He's bragging to the judgement my show was very popular. He just has the view count showed five hundred thousand viewers. Yeah, I haven't gotten to the part in the transcript yet where he talks about how he was on the Engine Aliens.
Yes, he said that to the judge. I was on over one hundred episodes of Ancient Aliens. He did tell the judge that. So we had a great number of fans that were writing in and then a great number of communications with mister Good.
There's two categories here. There's what we could give them that we thought was reasonable, and there's a whole separate category of what we feel was impossible to get. I want to talk about what was impossible to get. First.
Nothing's impossible to get. It's stored in your email forever. Dude, hold on, Steven. You'll see as we read on here, he doesn't address what was impossible to get.
He just keeps rambling on. He's rambling. Yeah. I noticed that this whole hearing, wasn't he going off on all these tangents?
And the judge was like trying to get him back on track. Every time, not just the judge, but actually Guya's council. And it's in the transcript. We'll get to it here.
Guya's counsel interrupts him and says, your honor, you know what he's talking about is a confidential matter. We shouldn't talk about that. We'll get The first discovery request was over twelve thousand pages in length, and this discovery request featured predominantly email because that was the main form of communication that I had with mister Good that was still recoverable as of today. It took an incredible amount of time to put this data set together, and what we looked for was Corey Good and Guya or Corey Good by himself.
So Corey good contacted me in twenty fourteen, but we went into production as of twenty fifteen in our show on Gaya. It has nothing to do with Yeah, this has nothing to do with the request. He's just rambling. He contacted me around October.
He might as well be talking about like his sister's cousin's first roommate back in nineteen ninety nine. Yeah, I mean, it'sid Or living with that wrestler. Why didn't he tell the jests about that I once lived with the wrestler. I know all about it, that the doom, all about heels and faces.
I submitted a redis Nation letter to Guaya in the beginning of July twenty eighteen, and so we gave guy his counsel. We as in raffiem Me, provide a guy his counsel with all the emails that really I had with Corey and they were in a searchable database, which my attorney didn't want to do. We gave them a searchable database. There are certain terms which they claim are actionable, and they have accused me of being deficient, and they aren't finding these terms in a database.
That's because those terms don't exist. They searched the database for themselves and it's again over twelve thousand pages. See that's what I'm saying. He gave them twelve thousand pages the boot.
No Guya guy. He says that Guya's initial discovery request was twelve thousand pages. I guess as David saying, he responded with twelve thousand pages of his own. Like that here in twelve thousand pages, and I'll give you twelve thousand more.
Yeah, we participated in two rounds of discovery. Now we're getting into minutia and they're introducing new terms like blue eagle, and I don't even know what blue eagle is. There is an overwhelming assumption that Corey and I engaged in malfeasance which resulted in damages to their company. And they believe that I colluded with Corey to leak my resignation letter, and that once the letter leaked online, he put it on his own website.
Is what are we talking about here? That some type of viral thing occurred that caused them damages. I wrote it when I was upset because I was quitting the company. I never intended for this to go public.
He put it on his own website, John, I know he put the resignation letter on his web. There's information in the wild which leads one to reasonably believe that he did collude with Corey to leak it. Oh, I believe, but believe that is my opinion and speculation. Willcock's on to say, I believe I have information that proves I did not do this willingly.
Did he put it on his website willingly from my former webmaster? You mean the webmaster that put the resignation letter on your website and then he took it down when the ship storm happened, basically, but I was telling him to take down any comment that was on my website that talks about this resignation letter. I don't want anyone to talk about this on my own platform. And here's where it gets interesting.
My own wife wanted me to not even talk to Corey good anymore, and I continue to do so. But I got to say that after Corey goods sued me or whatever. It was, So I have to say here, there's no indication that Corey actually ever sued David. No, he threatened to sue him.
That's what perhaps perhaps that's the most it ever got to Yeah, was he threatened to sue, but David claimed in court that Corey did sue him. Yeah, it appears to be a falsehood. And by the way, I did receive it from val and that was a hell of way to start this off. Now I wanted to replace it.
Now, I wanted to replace him. I think it was Guya wanted to replace him on the show. Well, he says that I wanted to replace him. That's what Oh, that's what he said.
He said I wanted to replace him on the show. I'd have to go back. I have to go back and look at my notes, but I believe he said I wanted to replace him on the show. Okay, and we did replace him with Emory Smith.
By the way, John, this weekend, I'm going to be broadcasting Emory Smith's drunk streams, all of them. There's like an hour worth of him drunk streaming. Uh. Corey then sues me, and I resigned from Guy about seven months later because I did not feel that either side of this was something I wanted to be involved with.
I did not want to be involved with Corey anymore. I did not want to be involved with Guya anymore. And yes, I'm sorry that my letter was so frosty. What does that even mean?
Like he's basically like asking the judge to like feel sorry for him. Yeah, Like, come on, man, this is not the venue to do that. Yeah, David, you're running your mouth. He's running his mouth.
And then he says, if I could have gone back and done again, your honor, I would not have written that letter in that way. My ex wife attests that I wrote it all in one night. My ex wife Ken attest that I wrote it all one night. Yeah, he's so proud that he wrote that twelve page rambling nonsense one night.
I'm trying not to get too detailed. I participated trying to get detailed there here is here he admits to a confidential settlement. He says, I participated in a settlement discussion with Guy after my resignation letter leaked on July first, twenty eighteen. I received legal action from them the day before my honeymoon, which they knew, So it basically ruined my marriage.
It's not the cucumber's fault John that his marriage didn't end. It's not the fact that he could never make the woman come. It was the guy of this is a very curious statement to me, because because David is basically saying that his marriage continued for about three years after it was already ruined, because you didn't get divorced until the end of twenty twenty one. So he's basically saying, like, I was married to this woman for three years.
Yeah, the lawsuit I received from Guya via Dingerson basically ruined my marriage. Our marriage collapsed, the honeymoon collapsed. She went home early, she abandoned the honeymoon when I was. Trying to defend myself.
That's when I hired Rafi. It wasn't until the following January of the following year that we actually signed a settlement agreement, after a week by week legal battle that cost me tens of thousands of dollars, I signed an agreement, and is my understanding under color of law. I thought that after the exhausted battle and publishing a humiliating letter. And here's where Guy Guy erupts him.
Yeah, Guy, his lawyer chimes in, you're honor. I apologize for interrupting. I would just like to say that the settlement agreement is a confidential matter and we would ask that it be discussed off the record outside of the presence of playing. In other words, they're basically saying David Wilcock needs to stop revealing this in front of Corey Good's lawyer.
Yeah. And the judge says, I would also note that there are a number of people listening in on this hearing and they are entitled to do as members of the public. Just be mindful. Now here's where when the judge says this to the court, supposedly David got like a little uneasy because he's basically just been told.
He started breathing heavy and he's really nervous. Yeah, he's basically been told that Stephen the terrorist is listening to the hearing. Yes, and this this rattled him. David Wilcock says, I'm very sorry.
We don't need to talk about the settlement agreement. We came to what we thought was an understanding, and now it turns out they can just go after you again. Okay. I was not aware of that when I signed it.
Look, I don't want to be non compliant, but it's strange. This whole thing is very scary because I didn't actually do what they're saying, and I have enormous expulkatory culture sculpatory exculpatory him with the big words evidence that I could give you the David's from my ex wife, et cetera. But the point is I rehired Rafi, we got back into it again, and my goal has been to not defame this company. So that's basically the first half of the that's the first half of the hearing, and we can have I haven't gotten done the rest of it yet, unfortunately.
No, it's fine. We can just talk in general terms about what else, what else happened? Right one second here? Oops, let me get rid of that.
Yeah, we'll just talk in general terms about what happened. So essentially, David Wilcock just made excuses for why he hasn't like done what the subpoenas says he's supposed to do. Right that why I understand he just made it. He brought up how in twenty twenty three he lost his bone at the airport and he told the court he didn't think he could access his WhatsApp messages anymore, and Guy's counsel told the judge, well, actually you can just download WhatsApp on your desktop and access it from there more than likely, And.
Then he made more excuses, saying he tried that and he just got a gray screen or. Something right, something like that. You'd have to go back and look at my notes. Aha, Oh it's not gonna fly.
The interesting part to me was this more of the second half when he basically threw Corey Good under the bus. You know, like he said that Corey Goold did things that were unconscionable. That's not going to go over well with Corey Good. Corey Good is a very vindictive, nasty person.
You know. Well, remember remember Stephen. A couple of weeks ago, David said in live stream that someone had betrayed him and there was no going back. Maybe he found out that Corey was had betrayed him.
So now David is maybe taking the gloves off. We just don't know. We just don't know. Yeah, yeah, Zero with a good question.
So his lawyer isn't allowed to practice law in Colorado. His lawyer, Raffi is not admitted to the federal court in Colorado. That is correct. That is interesting.
Thank you for your kindness, Zero, and for helping us praise the Cash and Culinary quest. Says Wilcock can now finger his own asshole instead of Corey Good doing it for him. Yeah, you know, I can only relate things to my own experience. John.
And if my wife absolutely demanded that I stop associating with someone or she would divorce me. Because a lot of people have speculated that's one of the reasons she divorced him, because he wouldn't stop playing with Corey Good, his griff partner. Well, it's no matter of matter. It's no longer a matter of speculation.
David admitted in court that that's what. Happened, basically. Yeah, thank you culinary quest. Oh wait a second, did I miss that?
Yeah, Trolie turl troll says, well, we'll read Wilcox parts and girly man voice. Well, we'll get, we'll get we'll get our friend with the gay and eight or two on this. I think we're gonna's listen, we're not out of record or broadcast, but we can make an AI from the transcript, right. We can make artistic representations.
Yes, there you go. So we're gonna have gay Wilcock reading the thing. Yeah, thank you culinary quest. I thought I forgot to read it, but no I didn't.
And thank you Trolli Trotte for your kind This generosity and support. So the disposition or the outcome is what a lot of people are are probably interested in. And thank you, TROLLI toll troll. So explain to us what the judge ordered.
Well, well, sorry, yeah. So the judge. I didn't think the judge would do this. I didn't think they would rule from the brench during the hearing.
But there were a couple surprises in this hearing. And you know, one of the first surprises obviously that Will Cook didn't didn't get an attorney. Can you guys hear me? Yeah, I can hear you.
I mute itself. I apologize, I gotcha. So that was the first surprise the judge. At the end of the first half of the of the hearing, which dealt with David in his motion to compel or Guy has motion to compel him.
The judge did rule from the bench, and is expected she did issue in order to force Wilcock to comply. She did issue motion to compel. And not only did she issue the motion to compel based off of what Guy I asked for. She expanded the scope.
So now he's got to deliver more ship. She expanded it in the form of he now asked to produce discovery on the search term Thomas Crown. Oh, that's going to be a problem because that was the whole conspiracy, right, Yeah, so she expects. The fact that the judge did that tell me, like the judge is done playing around and this is things have gotten very, very serious.
And also she must have researched the case pretty significantly, because only somebody that understands the whole story would even know what Thomas Crown is. I think that her understanding of the case and the context of things that are going on, I think it's pretty good at this point. Jupiter's madness, Why are they on different sides all of a sudden, Well, after Corey Good got fired or quit Guya, he started suing everybody and threatening to sue everybody, including David Wilcock, and David Wilcock made a deal with Guya where he basically blamed I believe he just blamed everything that happened on Corey Good being the bad guy to save himself from legal trouble. And so but now Guya TV is suing.
Corey sued Guya TV. The case got dismissed. Now Guya is suing Corey Good and they're subpoena all of the email communications between David Wilcock and Corey Good because I believe they believe that will show like a conspiracy to wreck their company basically or damage their company in some way. So, and also after Corey Good's spectacular legal failure and admitting in a deposition that he just made all his stories up, David Wilcock tried to slink away from him, like he didn't spend five years selling those fake secret space stories to people for money that they claimed were true stories.
Right. A couple months ago, David claimed One's stream like he complained to his audience that he hasn't had anything to do with Corey, And yet a year ago he was at one of Corey's conferences. Yeah, he was complaining like, I haven't done oh, I haven't done shows with Corey since twenty eighteen. Well, you just did a live event with him a few months before you said that, so you're still involved directly with him.
Is it just that he's so desperate for money that he had to take the gig to do the live event to get some money. I guess I think it's money. And remember Chris Bescar was also there. So I think that David, you know, took the opportunity to get Chris Bescar in front of some people because maybe they can get some investors or something.
I should also mention not only is David Wilcock still you know, engaging with Corey, but Corey is making overtures to David like they're still on good terms. There was a there was a Corey video I saw. It's been the last couple of months. I don't know if you saw this, but Corey claimed that he had he was able to telepathically communicate with David's dog, Girly.
Did you catch that? Oh? I didn't hear that he was always telepathing dead dogs? Right, he's telepathed?
Well, no, the dog was alive, Corey. Corey claims he could talk to the dog when it was alive. Oh geez, well I don't. Just like he went to the moon bases and stuff, you know, and Dave.
And Corey has talked about David's his marriage or his former marriage to his ex wife, as if like the UFO community caused the there to be dissension in that marriage. Well, David clearly said in court today that it wasn't the UFO community that caused dissension in the marriage. It was Corey. Oh geez, Yeah, it was Corey.
Caused a lot of the problems in their marriage because it was Corey, you know. Allegedly, it was Corey that started this whole plan to to basically destroy Guya TV and start his own streaming network and take their business. Allegedly, but it looks pretty much like that's what they did. I mean, they were both bitter and angry and left Guaya and then they wanted to start their own thing together.
But you know, Corey goods ego, like he thought he could somehow take on what was at the time a half billion dollar company now a million dollar company. You know, like, it doesn't make sense. I think that Corey and David thought that they were the main draw, and I think I don't. I'm trying to remember where I heard this, but supposedly, at one point, Cosmic Disclosure accounted for almost half of Guya's online streaming viewership.
Yeah, at that one show, those two guys counted for almost half. Well, it helped that Guya was putting millions of dollars into advertising and promotion. There was a time when if you watched any video on YouTube that had anything to do with New Age spirituality, UFOs, aliens, ancient mysteries. He would get a guy a TV ad for cosmic disclosure.
So they pumped like a tremendous amount of money into those two. I've often thought that Corey just didn't realize that he was an artificially inflated personnel that they created, you know, by dumping all this money in. Jay Wider confirms all that. Yeah, yeah, j Wiener said, you know, there were one hundred people behind the scenes working to make that show a success, and they said that Corey had to be pretty heavily edited because he just wasn't very good.
Yeah, of course, yeah, yeah, And you could tell, like you could tell how heavily edited it was because Corey, especially at the start, he was a terrible public speaker. He would pause and as he was thinking of the lies that he was going to tell. I always thought that's what it was. That's why he talked so slow and uded so much, because he was trying to come up with the lie he was going to shoot out of his mouth.
And Moto Drag is here and says David could always get sponsored by the big Baldo Baldough. That's something I never knew about until Keno Casino Baldo. Do you know what baldo is? John, I don't know what bulldo is.
It's basically something stick in your ass, like balls that you're sticking your ass, you know. Yeah, so I wouldn't know about that. What do you think the other takeaways were. I was just shocked that he was so willing, But then again, Wilcock is so stupid.
I don't think he realized this is a public hearing and people are gonna hear exactly everything that he said. Nobody he had thrown under the bus like that. He definitely realized it when the judge brought it up after his first long diatribe. They taped that out there's members of the public here, which they're entitled to be here, and David was like okay.
He was like, oh sorry now he made an oh shit face. As I recall, he made like an oh shit face, like, oh I forgot people are listening in, And I'm sure he thought of that evil Steven right, he didn't realize. I just have to wonder. I have to wonder what Valerie and Corey are thinking now that they know that there was an agreement between David and Gaya at you know, in twenty eighteen, twenty nineteen.
They're going to subpoena that they're going to get a copy of it. I think, even if it's confidential, I have. To wonder if they're going to bring it up, if they're going to go if they're going to try to get their hands on it. I have to wonder.
Yeah, And let's talk for a minute about some of the tangents that David Wilcock went off on. Like one of them, he mentioned Darcy Weir and Spooky's documentary film The Dark Alliance, Like. Yeah, it's that. That was on the second half of the of my notes in the transcript and I haven't gotten that part done yet.
But at one point David complained to the judge that he considered the documentary Dark Alliance to be defamatory, and he complained about it as if somehow Gaya had anything to do with that. Yeah, Guya had nothing to do with that. That was an independent effort by filmmaker Darcy Weir and Spooky. But interesting that he chose to, you know, like complaint, Like what's the judge going to do?
Right? It was totally the wrong venue. Did he think the judge was going to give the people that made that film the death penalty like he says about me, or. I'm pretty sure.
I'm pretty sure Spooky lives in the UK. So even if the judge gave the death penalty, you know, yeah, you're going to have to get extradited to the United States. Those countries extradite. It's just that that whole, that whole diatribe about Dark Alliance.
That's just one thing on the giant pile of things today that David should not have said, should not have brought up, And if he had actually gotten a real decent lawyer, none of that would have been mentioned because it's totally irrelevant. Just think about the arrogance of walking into a federal court with a federal judge and spend it and wasting the judge's time by telling the judge how famous you are, Like he couldn't help himself. Did you notice, like several times during this he bragged to the judge about how famous he is, how many views he gets, how many fans he has. It was it was you know when people, when people represent themselves pro say in court the judge is typically inclined to like give a little bit of leeway because they know that they're not like a professional lawyer, and.
They don't know. Yeah, they give him a little bit of wiggle room. But David took that wiggle room and he like he pand so much stuff. Yeah, put in so much stuff.
I did court record, Yeah, and I go blick court record that shouldn't be there. And I did notice. I don't know if you noticed, but he was extremely talkative and wordy like he in other words, judge would ask a simple question and instead of giving a simple answer as he can, which is what I think you're supposed to do, he rambled for like ten minutes and didn't the judge like get him back on the rails. Several times he interrupted him to get him back on the rails, so he didn't.
And Guy is counseled. Guy's counsel did the same thing when he went off on the tangent about the confidential agreement, Steven, we have to bring up. Do you remember he was mocking you. It's been some months now, but he was mocking you, and he pretended to be a lawyer and he was like this, like I guess fake Jewish lawyer, and he was like, you know, trying to trying to pretend to be here, and he's he's basically saying things like, the less you say, the better, David.
Do you remember that? Yeah, he totally should. He should have taken his own advice and remembered that skit because he went off the rails today. The less you say the better, David, Well, David, you said a whole bunch of shit today that you should.
Let's let's also for the benefit of the audience, because you and I both know this. So what is it? He has until July thirty first to produce the documents, so. He has until August first.
The judge gave him an extra day until August first. August first, to produce. Why to comply and produce these documents? Correct?
And can I ask a question that you may be aware of the documents that David Wilcock is forced to produce. Are do they get entered into public record and we'll all get to see them? No less, unless Guy's counsel makes a filing and puts them under the record, those discovery productions from David to Guaya will be confidential. It's all stillscript because I'm sure there'll be questions about specific communications to Corey under oath.
Right, no problem is still here. The discovery, the discovery production is confidential. Now we haven't mentioned this yet, so let's go ahead and mention it now. The judge and Guy's counsel said on the court today that David is going to be deposed.
There's going to be a deposition. Oh, that's beautiful. Yeah, if if if the deposition, you know, if if it's not sealed per the judge's protective order, it could potentially go into the public domain. And if Guya makes some kind of filing with part or the whole devision, then that will be on the public record.
Yeah, or if one of the lawyers leaves it. Possibly, But my understanding, party to my understanding is that Guya doesn't have any particular interest to put the deposition in the public record. But I could be wrong. We'll have to see you.
We'll have to wait and. See Christo with a good, good question. I sent a Google drive link to your Facebook messenger with all of the Camelot interviews, Wilcock concluded, has that come through? I don't believe, so I could check my message requests, but the best thing to do is to email me at Truth Seeker Show at gmail dot com.
Here's the email address, Christ and thank you for your kindness. People screw this up. It's one truth Seeker the word show at Gmail always put an extra s or something, so email me the link there. I would love to have that.
That's a treasure trove of early Wilcock archaeology that we could do a separate time. Right, So I guess that the big outcome from today is that David Wilcock kind of lost because he was trying not to produce anything else. Well, he didn't kind of lose. He lost.
He lost big time, completely lost, big loss for him. I mean the judge, the judge expanded Guya's motion to compel. She didn't just grant it an issue of the order. She made it bigger.
Yeah, so he's going to have to produce even more documents. And imagine you've already you know, listen, I don't have any sympathy for David Wilcock, but I will say I can kind of understand if you've already produced twelve thousand pages of documents and they still want more. But I have a feeling that he's trying to not give them the good stuff, you know what I mean? Like, yeah, I mean if he they characterized his production as a.
Docum document, don't that's what you do when they Yeah. He basically just tried to confuse them with as many documents as possible. Yeah, so kind of like good luck getting through all this, you know, right? Do you think that's the strategy, like bury them with paperwork like here, good luck?
Apparently apparently that's been his legal strategy. And apparently when that strategy started, default or his lawyer picked up and left. That's interesting. Yeah, I believe his lawyer just abandoned him in the discovery process.
That's I don't believe that that's the case. I think there has to be I mean, I freely admit this is speculation, but I don't know. I mean, lawyers don't generally just quit in the middle of something if they're getting paid. Why would they quit in the middle of something if.
David's not paying the guy? I mean, it raises all kinds of questions. I mean, David David claims on that his sugar daddy said that they would pay for his legal defense. We also now know as the last couple of streams.
David is admitted that he has a business loan that he's living off of. So he's got credit too, So he's got a sugar daddy. He's got credit. He's not using any of this to get legal counsel, like probably legal counsel.
It doesn't make any sense. Why would he not hire, Like if your lawyer quits in the middle of something for whatever reason. He's saying, the guy's parents are dying. He's dying.
I don't think David realizes how much skin he has in the game. Now. You know, it was repeated in the court today that you know, David is not a defendant in the case. He's not a party that's been charged with anything.
Yeah, I mean David. If David does not comply with the judge's order and satisfy and gaya by August first, he is going to have skin in the game. He's going to have cash penalties, monetary sanctions. Yeah, he'll be.
He be put in contempt of court, right, that's what they generally get. He faces monetary sanctions that the judge could say, Okay, you didn't comply with this order, You're fine ten thousand dollars. Yeah, and you have one week to do it or you're getting another ten k. Yeah.
One of the things that's interesting, and I guess I should ask a worrier about this though, is I thought that you don't have that you have some legal right not to incriminate yourself. But I guess that doesn't apply to a subpoena. They get what they want. And if there's you know, because if these emails between Corey Good and David Wilcock really do show that they were like conspiring to.
Remember, you have the right to not incriminate yourself, but this is not a criminal case. It's the civil case. I get that. Yeah, I guess that's why they he does just like a protection.
He has to produce the documents they want. Yeah. I mean, just like David is saying, oh I have you know, like in the last months or so, he's been saying things like, oh, I have this right under the Constitution and that right. Yeah, those are rights in criminal cases.
This is a civil case. Adam Louisa says, he talks so much about going to court against Stephen and here we are. Well. One of the things that I found interesting is that, remember, David Wilcock is so full of shitty wattles instead of walks, like this is a guy who's bragging that he's going to spend a million dollars in a lawsuit against me, and he has this pretty simple matter, legal matter in federal court, and he can't even hire a lawyer to defend himself.
But he's somehow going to come up with a million to sue me with you know, it doesn't mean yet. And and the lawyer he had, you know, bailed on him. M we found that out today. I didn't know that.
Well, that's what he's claiming. That's what he's claiming. We don't know that for a Guya's counsel was told by Raffi that he's not participating in the process anymore. So it's not just what David guys.
Yeah, yeah, that's right. Anthony Peterson with two dollars says ascension twenty twelve or I mean twenty twenty five. Yeah, and it's twenty twenty five either. I don't know if you caught the last stream, but he's again doubling down that in twenty twenty five, ascension will happen and we're all getting superpowers.
He pushed it back to September because that's when the uh, that's when the autumnal equinoxes. So he pushed it back to an equinox. Well, I think he's going to push it back to December. He's gonna because he's he basically gave himself.
Remember first he said ascension would come, and it's in one of his books. It's in one of those Angel books. Ascension's gonna come by Memorial Day twenty twenty five, which is the end of May. That didn't happen, so he pushed, he kicked the can.
This is what all good grifters do, because that gives him another six months till December to grift off of these morons. And he says, he says crazy things in the Angel book. Steven, I don't know. I don't think you've had a chance to actually go over the Angel books.
Ael Michael, Angel Michael Prophecies. I have a little bit, but it's it's so word salad nonsense that I can't get through it. I can't. So I got finished because the first two were available for free, so I actually read a good portion of them, and I had to review, you know, all of them for a living Stevadi Information for the book I'm writing.
He says crazy things in these books about like Stevadi and stuff like he he claims at one point in one of the books that an investor offered, you know, to buy Stevadi for a billion dollars and they turned him down allegedly. Yeah, that's just an unbelievable story, you know what. And Stephen, they also David Wilcock also writes in one of the Angel books that Stevadi is going to save the world from the Draco said he writes this, Yes, he writes, he didn't say it, he wrote it. Well, yeah, Chrissar built all these spaceships that we could use to battle the Draco reptilians, right, is that what he's saying?
Yes, And so I was. I was forced to address, like in my book what the Draco are briefly and explain to the reader that, you know, they're like a bipedal reptilian being that David thinks they're. Basically the aliens but bigger. Yeah.
Basically, I'm like, it's just you know, strange, awkward things that I'm forced to go through in Mystavdi research because it's just nonsense. Ourp says, look, come September, when we all grow psychic ball sacks out of our foreheads and achieve a high consciousness, You're going to feel really silly, aren't you. Yeah, you know if a psychic if if a psychic ball sag grows out on my head in September, I'm gonna be very disappointed in ascension. Well, you know this, this this thing that David Wilcock is doing.
Though as a YouTube content creator myself, it brings up a lot of questions for me, like does YouTube just allow somebody to use the platform to scan people? Because he sold his anti gravity course and free energy course on YouTube. He promoted on YouTube and he told people if you give me three hundred and thirty three dollars, you'll be able to do it too, meaning you'll be able to do any gravity, you'll be able to do free energy. And then nobody was able to do it.
And now he's telling people, by my course, we're all getting superpowers and ascension is coming by twenty twenty five. When that doesn't happen, it'll be another clear scam that he's run on YouTube. He's basically using YouTube to get victim of his scams, and my thinks the. Example you give doesn't even show that the full depth of it, Stephen.
For the last you know, almost year or so, there have been brief moments in David's live streams where he's talked about investing in Stevadi. People will in his live chat, we'll say, Hi, how do I invest in Stevadi? And David has said things like send us an email and you know, we'll get back to you. But David has also said things like, oh, we have a we have a private placement with some slots lift.
That is very serious. He is advertising securities law. Securities law, the securities law that he's dealing with there. So this isn't just oh, by my course and you'll learn the secrets of anti gravity.
He is skirting securities law. And we know we've gone over on this show before that. In November, STAVIDI filed with the SEC that they've gotten some investors, and Stephen, we identified one of those investors on X and it appears to be let's say, a not so well mentally settled woman who is a big fan of David and watches his streams. Yeah, so there's going to be some problems with the SEC.
I would imagine I don't know if. There will be problems because let's be honest, the SEC is a giant cludge of an organization and they're basically almost useless. I mean, you've seen the movie The Big Short, right. Oh yeah, and they also like a typical example is TTSA.
TTSA defrauded their investor two Stars Academy. They defrauded the investors out of millionllions of dollars that was supposed to be used to build a spaceship, and they didn't do anything they promised. You know, they never got arrested or criminal charges. In my Stavadi, In my Stevadi book, I am I am forced to talk a little bit about TTSA because David Wilcock is sitting in multiple instances that when he got involved with the company, he reached out to Tom DeLong and tried to sell Stavadi to Tom DeLong.
Yeah, And I personally contacted TTSA about the issue and told them I'm writing a book and that I have questions about this, and they directed me to their media department. So I contacted their media department and. That's Tom Delong's sister. Yeah, that's another part of the scam.
Tom Delong's sister allegedly, well we know from we know from the SEC filings, he paid his sister one hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year to be the media rep for TTSA. I've sent twenty seven emails asking questions. She never even replied to me. So how are you?
How are you paying somebody one hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year to deal with media relations and they don't even answer an email, you know. And now I don't feel so bad because I only sent one email and they didn't respond, But. You I sent. I've sent a lot of emails, never got any response, and after a while I would do it just so that I could keep upping the number, Like I could say, I sent ten and I sent another ten with the same questions.
You know, they won't ever answer the question. So that was. Basically like a Lucy in the football. They took all this money from people, and allegedly Tom DeLong spent all the money making that horrible movie like Monsters of Hollywood or whatever.
It's like a horrible b science fiction movie with like monsters in it. He spent all the money on that, not on what they promised the investors. So wait, I'm also forced to talk a little bit about help put Off because Hew put Off is Tom DeLonge partner in TTS. Yeah, you covered this a little bit more recently, but David Wilcock and some people like good Kuberski talk about this guy Ken Shoulders, and they talk you know who I'm talking about, right, Yes, Well, there's certain isstance is where you know, there's this whole conflation between Ken Shoulders and Salvador Pias, which, by the way, I reached out to Salvador Pias and confirmed from him.
He did respond to me that Ken's Shoulders or no one else has anything to do with his patents. Suth's patents are his own. They're the product of his own work. No one has anything to do with them or helped him with them.
And do you believe those patents are at all valid? Because listen, if you could actually do the things that are in those patents, you would win Nobel prizes, You would make billions of dollars. You can't show us anything working. I'm forced to address that in my book and discuss the patent system in the United States, how it works, and how they give out patents.
It's not you don't have to show them at working, right, You do not have to show them at works. They just have to think that someone of reasonable knowledge could do something like that. That's basically that criteria for shooting a patent, other than it being you know. Falsely, falsely say if they didn't if those patents didn't work, they wouldn't get the patent.
That's not the case. But Salve's patents, there's no doubt about it. Salve's patents are his own work. Most of those patents.
By the way, now, Stephen the Navy. If you look at the patents up in the system, the Navy didn't pay the registration fees, and so there's patents have lapsed and they're now, as of twenty twenty three, in the public domain. So if those patents were so valuable, why did the Navy not pay the simple registration fees. That's a big question.
Ken's Shoulders. Back to Ken's shoulders. Ken Shoulders has his own patents. Most of them are assigned to this thing called the Jupiter Toy Company.
Yes, a toy company. That's crazy. And on at least one one of the patents, Stephen, one of the inventors is Hew put Off. That's interesting.
Yeah, there's always that scientology connection too these ways. Right, And I'm forced to address that how put Off was a level six operating Thetan in the Church of Scientology. And I sourced the book that said this. A book came out in the very early eighties saying this about yeah, and he tried to play.
It off that he was just doing research. He was in a site. Now the book, the book that I source, and his wife were high ranking scientologists. The book is called mind Wars.
I think it's called brain Wars or mind Wars. I forget the name the author's name off the top of my head, but the author explicitly writes in the book from the early eighties that help put Off has said he's in the. Church, yeah, and he wrote in it. He also wrote an article in one of the Scientology publications basically saying that he got remote viewing superpowers from taking scientology courses.
He said that. Naturally that I'm also forced to mention briefly the the the Stanford Research Institute SRI, which by the way, has nothing to do with well, well, the Milte viewing and stuff like that is questionable, but SRI has come up with some stuff, Steven, you probably have in your house. Do you do you have a self cleaning of it in your house? I think so.
Yeah, well SRI invented that. Do you have an iPhone? Yeah? Do you have an iPhone with Siri on it?
I don't have an iPhone. Does anyone else in your house have an iPhone with Siri? No? We don't have an eye anything because I poor.
Oh we have an iPad? I think. Well, the Stanford Research Institute invented what turned out to eventually be developed into Siri. Really yeah, pretty interesting, but.
They invented the self cleaning of it. I've got one of those in my house. Well, I guess they're not just total whack of duds with you know, superpowers and fake psychic power. But I just know that SRI is extremely like scammy to me or grifty.
They wasted a lot of government money on people doing magic. The reason the reason that they have that that opinion is because of the whole house put off, you know, remote viewing research kerfuffle that is highly questionable. That's the reason that they have that that that reputation in some parts. You know, uh, I forgot but there's a few clips from last week's stream.
Do you want to go through those? Yeah, I mean we might as well. I mean we weren't quite talking about the case today because we haven't even talked about the Corey Good portion. Oh well, yeah, go ahead, what do you want to what do you want to share with the audience about that?
So after after like the first fifty or so minutes which was purely on David, the second half of the hearing really dealt with Corey Good and you know, a dispute matter on his discovery that guy had brought to the court's attention. So he took some l's today too. The TLDR is. Yeah, the judge issued two verbal orders on Corey and his attorney to produce documents, and the judge specifically ordered is attorney Valerie in Narrows to review all of the stuff that she's already given them because the judge thinks it's suspect.
Wow, that's interesting. Yeah, So that's a big loss for Corey and it was also interesting during this hearing. And she has until July thirty first. The judge gave David an extra day to August first, but val has till July thirty first to comply with the orders, and the judge said multiple times her medical issues and her pregnancy are no excuse anymore.
Yeah, I was just going to bring that up. So she was basically using her pregnancy and her recently having I think she had her daughter premature six weeks early, and then she went out on maternity leave, and the judge specifically basically said, well, you work for a law firm, get your get your shit together, and get another attorney at your firm to handle this in your absence, right and. Then and then she responded by saying that at her firm there are no litigating attorneys that are actually admitted to the Colorado Federal Court. Well that's interesting, Yeah, that is interesting.
And I reached out. I actually reached out to Valerie's new firm and asked them if anyone you know was going to be appearing in her stead at this hearing, and I never got a response. Might be because nobody can. Well, also Valerie and Aros, whose Corey Goods attorney and sister of Teresa and Arrows, who had a bad falling out with the Corey good cult, which is crazy that her sister is.
Yeah, the whole dynamic. The whole dynamic between Teresa and Valerie and Naros is verysterious, mysterious and cult. Yeah, but uh, but the lawyer you narrows, Corey Good's lawyer has stayed at multiple times that Corey can't afford to pay her. So maybe maybe she can't hand off stuff to other attorneys in the office because Corey's not paying.
He's not paying. Can you imagine being Valerie going to some other lawyer in the office be like, Yo, can can you appear at this hearing for me and do it for free? Yeah, for my for my cult leader who claims that he time shuttles. And I'm sure the partners, I'm sure the partner attorneys and associate attorneys at that law firm would just love to get that request.
Oh can you do this for free? Yeah? Attorneys. Not only are attorneys not cheap, they certainly don't work for free unless there's some good cause that they want to represent somebody pro bono.
Like you know, I used to work for an attorney that was a criminal defense attorney, and once in a while he'd catch wind of a case that he thought was grave injustice and the guy didn't have any money so he would he would get involved. You know, there's there's some good ones. I guess I don't think Corey's I don't think Corey's lawsuit that he initiated was lost. She lost every case.
Basically, she lost. She lost every case, and she's person she's on the hook joined several liability for the attorney's fees that are due to to c W. Chanter. And we haven't actually gotten the ruling yet on guy on the guy individual's attorney's fees, but I assume, based on the information that I'm aware of, that if the judge wards, they will lose and and her and Corey will both be jointly and severally liable for.
Those Maybe she should have thought, and here's the thing, Corey. Doesn't have any money, so I guess val is gonna have to pay up. Yeah, and let's talk about Corey Good for a minute, because he was bragging that he was going to be on this big podcast to launch his documentary ninth and never happened. It never hary Corey did say.
I think last week he posted there there is now an IMDb page for the documentary. Yeah, but anybody you may want to bring that up for the audience. Anybody can anybody can do that though. Right, that doesn't mean any Just making an IMDb page doesn't mean that your film is going to be distributed or that it's going to earn a single penny.
Yeah, and Corey's last live stream was one year ago. It looks like, well he he does live streams on Ascension Works TV, but that he no longer he no longer puts them on YouTube. Everything is bhind a paywall now because he knows that people like yourself and also the Hidden and Plane Sight podcast you know, review those those videos under a fair use, and Corey doesn't like that. Yeah, so everything, he put everything behind a paywall.
Now. The last thing that's the only thing that's not behind a paywall is Mike Wiskowsky's prayer meetings. Nice well, his stupid. His last video was two months ago, discussing the new documentary Beyond Disclosure.
Yeah, and I'll look for that IMDb page, you know. Yeah, if you look at query good at IMDb, it's up there. Now if I could, Yeah, I'll see. If I can't find it, yeah, I got it, I got it.
I can share it. Yeah. But this Corey bragged about this thing, for years, and where is it, like what where is it going to be streaming YouTube? We don't we don't know that yet.
And I seriously that'll stream on YouTube because he's just not going to make any money off it. Yeah, I mean I think I think the money YouTube the way that they I know, revenue is in clicks per mill which is basically how many how many like how many cents you get per thousand views or something like that. And I mean if he even got fifteen thousand views, he's not going to get that much money. He says that the release date is August first, twenty twenty five, but.
That's only in Canada, right, If you'll notice, it says August for distributortrib yeah, Castle Mountain something, and the production company is Polyscoope. But it's interesting. It's interesting if you look at the producers that are listed, they're his talent agency. His talent agency are given credits as producing this film.
He says. And it says the budget was two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. I find that very hard to believe. Well, it's I mean, Corey didn't pay that, so I mean maybe, right, he doesn't have that kind of money.
His corporate entity is bankrupt per his lawyer. His lawyer is not getting paid per his lawyer. And if you look up the corporate filings in Colorado for the Sphere Being Alliance or whatever it is or what was it, a Good Enterprise Solutions, the corporation is not in good standing. It's inactive because they haven't cured whatever tax or filing problem is there.
Yeah, I mean he doesn't have any Yeah, I have an LLC. And if you don't file for a certain amount of time your corporate taxes or whatever they charge you to have that LLC, they make it inactive. Mine's always active. And that's what happened to one of his entities in Colorado.
His other entities like Ascension Works TV, those are still in good standing last time I checked. Well that's interesting. Well let's get to the clips here. We have lots of sizzle, right I bring the sizzle today or what?
Oh man, I found out there's a there's a tag on the back of this. Can you see he and his wife's was again John Dollar's okay, And there's there's a QR code and everything. I think we should we should take a moment to mention how far we've gone here in his descent into madness. He's wearing eighteen dollar robes bathrobes and he's not taking the tags off.
So how are we supposed to interpret that? Is he taking this back to the store and getting his money back after this dream? Like could be right? There was a there was an episode of that.
There was a there was a comedy show with the scientology lady and she she started doing that. She started shopping and just returning it after the seven days with supper or whatever. Maybe he watched that he was like, yeah, I don't have to buy sizzled robes. I could just borrow them from the store and return them.
Maybe he's that broke John. You know, if it gets worse, you know what the next stage is, Right, he's just gonna start stealing stuff from the store like Guanona Ryder. He's just gonna start stealing clothes. We're gonna see a news article crazy man caught stealing clothes from the women's department.
Spooky says thinks it's fun to have a plastic tag on clothing. Has to be able to see himself while streaming, says YouTube is targeting him. Says I've had a bereavement, he says, with a shit eating grin. Friend died doesn't want to release her name, so it calls her Brianna.
And oh, by the way, I do want to address that this idiot said he can't release this girl's name because then the evil Stephen will go harass her family. And I just want to say, like, I would never do anything like that. Is such a ridiculous statement to say, Oh, yeah, I'm just gonna call some dead girl's family and make fun of them or something like, what kind of fucking monster is he trying to portray me as? Right, that's a clear attempt to try to paint me as some kind of a monster.
I would never harass somebody's family if they had a tragic death in their family. He has to send across the message that everything is the fault of the big bad Steven. Yeah, exactly, exactly. But you know, you know that old saying John, three things cannot long be hidden, the sun, the moon, and the truth.
So he's just delaying the inevitable when this all comes crashing down. But let's see what else he has to say about his sizzle clothing. To have a jacket that's got I'm trying to make sure I can see myself. You guys, it's being very finicky.
Now hold on a second, let's just try to get this right. He's got to see himself the stream. John, Well, I guess my video is going to be way off. But that's okay.
YouTube is doing very very strange things. Won't let me work the way I used to work. I don't know if they've just changed. He's being nasty to YouTube, but YouTube is giving him the platform to make his the only income that he's generating these days.
Yeah, and by the way, YouTube is his sugar daddy. If YouTube was paying me two hundred and fifty eight thousand dollars a year, I wouldn't have anything bad to say about them, you know. It's one of those things. Anyway, Welcome to the show.
This is David Wilcock. I'm so glad to be here today. This woman who we will give her a pseudonym because of this stalker I have who goes after everybody and their families, but her name, will call her Brianna. And she did an impossible ski slope and died trying to ski down this slope.
And by the way, John, people found that case, Yeah, I saw it. I actually telling the truth, you know, about one thing on his whole stream. According to the news reports that I've seen, and apparently you've also seen, the woman was I think thirty four years old. Yeah, she felt that, David said.
David said that he had like a sixteen year relationship with her. By the way, he does say here that it was not a romantic relationship. Okay, there was no romance, but he claims to have had a sixteen year relationship with this thirty four year old woman. That would put her age at the beginning of the relationship somewhere around seventeen to eighteen years old.
Oh that's something else. Lord Ludacris is here and says Buffalo Bill looking weirdo. Great show tonight, Buffalo Bill. Oh from a Yeah, have of a lecter series.
And it's it's been intense, you know, it's been a very intense process. You ever noticed John that every week he finds something to get his followers to feel sorry for him about. It's like every week, right, Oh, my friend, he needs the super chats, so whatever he can, whatever he can say. You're dopatheze.
Yeah, yeah, I found out on Tuesday and I've had a spring. And this happened back in April and he just now found out about it. It must not have been a very close friend. It actually happened in May.
The news report I saw happened in May. Oh, man, you're right, but yeah, he didn't claim until the end of June that he was breathing. So I initially thought that maybe he would use this incident in his bereavement, his newfound bereavement to try and somehow delayed the court hearing. But it didn't happen.
Is he wearing the same sizzle clothes as last week? We got the right side around the big toe and then on the ball underneath. No, we had a synchronicity. John.
I don't know if you heard, but when I was at the cabin over the weekend, I fell off a ten foot ladder and I sprained my ankle. I mean. Psychic attack. Yeah, you got a psychic attack.
Man. It was a little weird the way the ladder went down. I jumped off of it to like avoid if I think. I just thought, if I ride this ladder down, it's going to be worse because there's rocks and boulders below the ladder.
So I jumped off at ten feet and I didn't land very good. I've been hobbling around since Saturday. Right, But that so you got hurt because of an incident involving, you know, heights in a ladder. Apparently David hurt his little foot just getting out of his office chair or something.
Yeah, he hurt his toe. He sprained his toe. I couldn't walk right, and I've had extreme pain. Just the pain is so strong when you're lying in bed that you just basically have to fall asleep in extreme pain.
This guy makes two hundred and fifty eight thousand dollars a year. You think if he during his foot, he would go to the fucking doctor. And by the way, I didn't go to the doctor for one very specific reason. The last time that I had an incident like this, I jumped off the stage and I sprained my ankle, but I was so full of adrenaline that I didn't don't even feel it until the show was over, right, And I mean I knew I didn't land right, but then I spent like nine hours in an er waiting, and then they gave me motrin and an ace bandage.
So I didn't want to go through that again. So you know what I did. I gave myself motrin and I had an ACE bandage in my medkit. And they charged you for three thousand dollars for that motrin and ACE bandage.
Right, yeah, yeah, and I have one in my medkit. So I. David's about to tell us how he dealt with it. He's back on the marijuana, He's back onana.
Yes, so it hasn't been the greatest, but uh, all things considered, you know, thank you for your condolences. I do appreciate that. Sorry to hear that. Stay strong anyway, thank you for all your help, thank you for all your support.
I decided that even though I've got very imminent legal issues going on and all these other things is happening, I'm not going to stop the show. This is my job. I need to be here. I have I want to make a people.
Is my job. Yes, he's He's saying, Oh, you guys are lucky. I'm streaming because I have all these legal issues and all this other stuff. He is, he is so full of ship.
He has to stream. He say, his mortgage, his mortgage, yes, six thousand dollars a month. He needs the super chats. Where did you hear doing He mentioned that mortgage.
Yeah, previously mentioned that his mortgage is six thousand a month, which based based on the price of his house and and how much is down payment allegedly was by the way, he got that from a whale donor. You got someone else's money for a down payment. So based on the price of his house and like property taxes and insurance and stuff. Yeah, six thousand a month sounds right.
Yeah, but he needs the super chats. He needs them. No, Yeah, he's making it out like he's a good soldier here. I need I need your money.
Richard Whitney, I need your money. I need your money. Roger Zubarik. Yeah, well where is Tarotina?
We haven't seen her. It's been he died somebody. I feel and it's my source of income. And if I don't do it on Sunday, then a lot of you guys end up missing me.
Yeah, we all miss him. Not many clips. We'll see we can't get him. I'm not unhappy, he says David Wilcock, talking about someone he says was a friend and compares it to.
Remember when he says when he says these things in this way, like I'm not unhappy. The way you should translate that is he's incredibly miserable. Yeah, I love it too, Like, Oh, I lost a friend and she had this terrible tragic accident, falling down a big ski slope and dying from head trauma. But I hurt my little toe.
John, I hurt my little toe, So that's almost as bad as being dead. You know, it's so stupid. Not unhappy, Uh, it is sad when you lose somebody like this. And I also realized that I wouldn't take risks like that with my life.
You know you want to Well, he really sounds like, yeah, dying, you don't take unnecessary risks. You don't get yourself in trouble, you don't commit stupid crimes that you could easily be caught for. You don't commit any crimes. That's the whole way I've lived my life.
It's like in Olympic Yeah, he's trying to convince himself that what he does is not a criminal thing. He's never he's never done anything wrong, He's never done anything This guy has saw Thomas crowned David Toms, Thomas crowned David Hey and by the way, David do you think that selling people completely fake stories for five years with Corey Good is not a form of consumer fraud because most legal David, Yeah, Blue Ego, David, You're fucked. He is so fucked. This guy, Olympic athlete of spirituality.
So when I lose somebody like this, I mean, she and I walked together for probably a total of three weeks after dinner last year. I shared with her a lot of things that were confidential. Now she's gone, so you know, it's just it's very intense, you guys. I gotta say, I haven't really lost.
I've been very lucky in that I haven't really lost that many people in my life. Who were, you know, people I cared about and who I knew, and who were around my age. In her case, she's younger, we know, we know. Apparently she was seventeen when you met her.
Slimedball. He claims it was never. Romantic, definitely an intense experience. And then to have to go through this pain thing.
I mean, I I have not been able to walk. I had to use crutches throughout the first part of the week. What pussy John. I twisted my ankle so bad that I could barely walk.
You know what I did. I put icy hot and a band a bandage on and I kept working all Sunday, all Saturday. All Sunday, I just hobbled around and finished what I had to do. What a pussy.
I think he misses the days when Beth was around and she would, you know, tend to all of his needs. I think he misses that. Oh I can imagine. Yeah, then a cane.
Now I can walk around without a cane. But the pain in my foot was so bright that just the minute that. You lie down in bed. Yeah, I couldn't put my fucking shoe on on Sunday to drive home, John, I had to drive home with one shoe because I couldn't get it over my fucking my foot.
It was all swollen. Pillow where I'd hold my foot off the bed because the pressure of the foot on the mattress is like so freaking intense apart from all of the uh, the heartache that I've had, and this was very devastating. I mean, don't get me wrong, like losing Brianna was a shock. We can tell you're grieving so bad.
Yeah, he looks like he's so sad over. This opened to her more than anybody else since my divorce. And she's freaking totally dead. I mean, like, this is so insensitive to say something like that.
I'm glad. I'm glad he clarified. Totally dead, guys. Totally dead guys.
I'm glad he clarified that she's totally dead and not just like half that partially dead. Yeah, her ski descent through something called a shoot. She had lost control, and so I would imagine that. I like how he's talking about like the manner of her death, like, oh yeah, it's just such an awful like she went down this ski slope and it was like totally vertical and it was totally illegal.
Like he's just talking about this, giving all this, all these details, and I'm just while you don't seem like you're grieving, Yeah, you know, you know, I don't. I don't understand that. I don't understand taking risks with your life where you might not win, but you want that rush and you're willing to go to that extent. And that's that's the type of I.
Mean, people die skiing. I mean, look it happened to Sunny Bono. Uh. Formula one racer Michael Schumacher.
He got into a skiing accident and now he's basically I hate to use this term, but he's basically a vegetable. Vegetable. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm skiing. Skiing is dangerous.
You should wear a helmet. My cabin is right near Blue Mountain skiing area where it's like there's so much there's so many ski areas right near my cabin. And once in a while one of my yeah, it's pokings. Once in a while, one of my friends that skis is like, oh man, you hit the slopes every every winter, and I go, fuck no, because you know I can ski.
I have skied, but I don't like it. It's I think it's dangerous. You could fall this or something. You know, it's dangerous.
I had a few spills when in my younger years when I was skiing, and I just said to do that. That and parachuting are two things that I would not do unless I absolutely had to. Right now, we have criminal behavior on this planet. People who get off on make sure I'm not missing your donations.
People who get off on. Yeah, he had to make sure he wasn't missing the donations. John, that's to be fair to David. You know, he's doing what he needs to do because those donations are the only reason he streams, and he needs them.
Do you know, until until I started pointing out that he never reads any super chats or even thanks. To people, he never did it before. For years, he never even acknowledged it. Used to drive me crazy because I'd watched his streams and I'd noticed.
I hate to be a pocket watcher, but it's hard not to notice. He would get four thousand dollars in one stream and he wouldn't even give like a general thanks for the support guys or anything like that, let alone read them like he It's almost as if he didn't know that people were donating at all. He's so stupid or that as a as a show host, you're supposed to acknowledge the contributors, you know, I don't know. It's just weird that he never read a super chat until I started busting his balls about it constantly.
I did it for every show, every show for a while. And you know, that's another type of a rush. That's different than skiing down this massive, almost nine degree angle slope that's so freaking long. I mean, the thing's illegal.
She did something illegal. It's almost as if he's blaming her for dying. Yeah, he keeps. Coming into these details of the manner of her death.
Is he about to say, Oh, she fell down the mountain and she felt like a rag doll in her body, like just splatted at the bottom. I gonna say that. Yeah, totally gross. So tell us more about Brianna.
Well, I don't want to give away too much, so that Steven starts harassing her family, because that's usually what he does. Oh yeah, I'm gonna harass the family of a dead woman. U asshole? What asshole you are, David Wilcock.
You're a stumbat. You're a giant douche, David, he is a giant douche. Right, and Spooky says, I would like to know the basis for the assumption that Stephen would harass some random dead woman's family. Oh wait, there is none.
It's simply a plot device in his ego validation session. And somebody shows the article woman killed in Palisades Tahoe. So see that, David, we found her. Nobody's harassing her family, you dumb ass.
But good. I don't we try try to paint he is a monster. Yeah, that Tahoe article. That's the wrong article.
The woman who we believe is what David is referring to, she died in Banff in Canada. Oh okay, all right, then that might be the wrong article. Okay, But it's interesting that he's trying to paint me as such a monster that I would harass some random dead woman's family because she was somehow connected to David Wilcock. It's absolute you you killed.
It's I mean, according to David, you killed Virginia jew phrase. So you know, oh yeah, I belved in took her out, so yeah, yeah. And he's extremely vicious. But this guy says I'm vicious.
He's the one who told everybody I'm a child predator and a Satan worshiper and he's going to sue me and get me the death penalty. But he's calling me vicious. Don't forget you're also a terrorist and a hacker. I'm a terrorist and a hacker, just as bad as the unibomber.
And yes that she was somebody I really cared about and we had I know, I mean I was walking with her every night for weeks, and uh, you know, she means a lot to me. So it's it's it's shocking, it's yeah, we could tell. Yeah, she she she meant so much to him that he's going to use her to garner sympathy donations. That's how much she meant to him.
To process that. You know, we were talking about Stevati. She was in that video that I shot. Oh he was trying to get her to invest in Stevadi.
Oh oh okay, yeah that makes sense. Not the one speaking, but she was actually there in that video. So if you go back and watch the video where I'm doing the Northern Lights, you know she was in that crowd. Now, we didn't fool around, there was no romantic activity or anything like that.
I just want to be clear on that. Well, why does he have to be? Is that my choice? Or or.
Maybe she wouldn't put out, But you know, based on what David has said, David has trouble putting out. So yeah, absolutely, David has trouble getting in the mood so to speak. Yes, So those that are already not aware, David Wilcock basically says that he's allergic to vaginas. They make him feel sick when he starts getting near the JJ.
He starts just getting ill. But we just had a very nice brother and sister type of friendship that had gone on for many, many years. And it's really really shocking. So I, you know, don't know what to tell you except to say that between my foot and this, it's been a very rough week.
Be honest, there's other reasons why you're having a rough week. Yeah, that big l you took in court today might have something to do with it. I think it is possible Stephen might have killed this woman and stage it is a ski accident. Yeah.
See, the conspiracy just grows too far. It's like, it's well, it's your fault. It's growing, buddy, it's your fault. There's a conspiracy in your audience.
Sea And he didn't have to read that comment, you know, he didn't have to read that comment, but he chose. Yeah, we see how broken up David is. He laughs. It's all her fault.
She probably got really messed up. He's so sensitive. I wonder what her family would think about Wilcock. My sillial network through the entire audience that mushrooms up in all these funny ways of conspiracy theories.
I know. I mean, she she was skiing with two other people. I don't know if there's a criminal investigation, because the whole point. Is, well, she's dead.
It's not like she can go to jail. Yeah, exactly goes straight down for a really long way, which is basically what this is. And you know, there's lots of cool places to visit in Canada, and there's places that skiers might want to go because they think it's awesome, but it's actually like super duper dangerous. And so she went to one of these and she didn't make it that this whole second half of the way down.
She was probably completely out of her incarnation by then. I would imagine it's really really intense. It's such a weird way to go too, because probably, I mean, you know, what happened to her on the way down after that? Probably nothing good.
See, I must be psychic, because I was saying earlier that he's gonna start talking about like the manner she died in. Yeah, and here she here is split the body literally, Yeah, she she was splatter way down the mountain. Yeah. And then you know, I don't want to say it, but you probably will.
Yeah. Her loss has me far more confident about my own safety. However, her loss. This is how does this make any sense?
Because this world died. I feel much safer now. David has been Listen. This is all David has to say is well, I don't go skiing, so I'm not going to die like that, and that's reasonable.
Buffalo Sponse says, if Stevadi gets funded with eight hundred and twenty nine billion dollars, I will tap my tits off and eat them on camera. And Sector says, I'm so spiritual and connected to the universe that all I need is money and all my problems go away. And I realized that all these things I've been worrying about, all these apparent threats that I have, and there's this legal thing. In that legal thing, it's not dangerous.
There's really no going on. Well, actually there is something going on already. Got your company's not about to be he he's. Getting through more and more stages of approval.
Because there is no deal. There is no deal. It's Stabati's stringing him along because he's starting to want his money back that he put into this ship ball company that's never produced an airplane and never will. Yeah, I think that this is David's form of catharsis He says these things on stream like to his audience, as his own way of personally internalizing it and trying to convince himself that it's all okay.
He's going to get Yeah, everything. Fine next week, the money's coming through, and John, I again, I can only relate things to my own experience. You know, every every business deal that I've ever had, you sign a contract, or you negotiate the terms, you sign the contract, and then money changes place right after. You know, there's none of this like six week week wait or you know it was it a month ago that he said they got an eight hundred and twenty nine billion dollar deal, right, I mean I.
Go into this into my book. But Stevadi has a history of faking contracts. Yes, we've showed the example which is fraud, especially why you're soliciting public investments. Right, I would think it's a whole other bag.
Yeah, it's a whole other bag capitalization And it's fine. I'm gonna be able to pay off all my debts. We're gonna be able to make everybody happy. You know, anybody that I owe money to, anybody, our company owes money to all that is about to be taken.
Care of no, it's not now, it's not. All those court cases are still open, the judgments are still against Stavadi. Listen, listen. They didn't even pay their fucking accountant.
But he said everything's going to be fine. We're gonna pay They. Didn't pay their their accountant. And that six hundred and fifty thousand dollars mortgage that was due all the way back in December of twenty twenty one, that that hasn't been satisfied either.
And I don't know if we talked about this on the show yet or not, but that mortgage holder that holds that mortgage they appeared to before closing on Stevadi. Stevadi could have a second foreclosure upon them. So they're gonna end up being a million dollars in debt very soon if that goes well. They already they already are They already are a million dollars in debt, Steve.
There'll be two million then, because I know they owe the investor that's suing them five they have seven million in debt. Great if we take their secured and unsecured debt obligations against them. I mean, Dimitrov alone is the a million is the million dollar principal plus five million in profit interest. That's six million dollars alone.
Wow. Oh man, you can't make this stuff up, John, It's like it writes itself. Oh and by the way, I don't I don't know if I think we forgot to mention this earlier. At the end of the part of the hearing that that they'll with David Wilcox's issue, the judge and guy asked David Wilcock if he was going to be retaining an attorney in the future, and David said, yeah, he's gonna He wants them to send everything to Stevadi's attorney.
So that's an incredible admission. David is basically saying that Stevadi's attorney is now going to handle his personal legal matters. It's a big question mark. And two, David also said he was trying to get Valerie and Narrows to represent him.
Yeah, that doesn't make any sense. Why would you get the attorney that once threatened to sue you for Corey Good to represent you? Because because VAL's doing it for Corey for free, so David probably thinks she can do it for him for free too. Yeah, well, I need a lawyer.
You want to represent me for free. Yeah, you're you're not busy enough for representing Corey for years for free. Right before the moment that it's happened, everything negative happens all at the same time. I got his foot injury, my friend dies.
We got two different legal things going on. Yeah, this didn't happen all at the same time. Those legal issues happened years ago. The guy, I think that happened all the way back in twenty seventeen, twenty eighteen.
Ye, this didn't just happen all at the same time. David Wilcock stopped lying. He's lying. You know he's lying because his mouth is moving.
And that's that's the way life is man. So uh after, that's the way life is for you, because yeah, it is tough. So if you live it's so tough money, then you are free from anxiety. Well, let's just unpack that.
John. He just said if you live with integrity, then you are free from anxiety. So so he's anxiety bridden every week, isn't he? Or is it just the antithesis of this statement we can see is if you don't live with integrity, then you're full of anxiety, and that applies to David.
He seems full of anxiety every week. Yeah, he's trying to he's trying to tell myself. He's trying to tell himself he's a good person, and then it's all gonna be okay. It's not gonna be okay, David.
This is karma. Karma. That train, absolutely it's coming. It's on the tracks.
I feel it. You can put your finger on the tracks and feel the train of come. Yeah. I was just about to say that.
Yes. Apollo Apolumn one oh one, two thousand and six says David has given his po box for fools to mail him checks and money orders. He doesn't report this to YouTube, Stephen and John is just breaking the rules. Once a cheat, always won.
I don't think he's required to report it to YouTube, but if. He's required to report it to I R S. Yeah. I think if it's over five thousand dollars in gifts, I think that's the limit.
Really, I'm not. I'm not a tax attorney. I'm not. I'll ask my wife, she's an accountant, and I think if you get over I think it's three thousand or five thousand in gifts, in monetary gifts, then that's you're expecting to report it.
Well, thank you for kindness, and Eva Cruz with one ninety nine and one for the goal. Good to see you here, longtime audience member. Thank you for the support. We'll continue our journey here.
I just think it's funny that he's telling people, if you live with integrity, you're free from anxiety. You're literally selling people a false ascension for the third time in your career. He ran the ascension is coming soon scam leading up to two thousand and again leading up to twenty twelve. Now he says ascension is coming in twenty twenty five.
All three times, give me money and I'll help you prepare for the coming ascension. Does he not understand that there's no integrity in scamming people for fake prophecies. You know, it's funny because when I read the initial complaint in the Dimitrov lawsuit, they're not suing Stevadi and charging them with acting with integrity. They're just so them for breach of contract, fraud, fraud in the inducement, breach of the covenant of good faith and fair dealing.
Yeah, they're not being sued because they're acting with integrity. They're being sued because. They yeah, they have no integrity. You are correct and seeing how the metaphor of tooth Dek translates into global picture.
Again, this predicted the bunker buster bomb strikes those government's being presented to the young child. And again, our company just made a huge deal. We don't have the money yet, but we're about to get it right now. I'm still totally freaking broke, as I say every week, we don't have the money, and I'm broke.
We don't have the money and I'm broke, So keep some super chats. Yes, well, and I wrote that before they use the bunker buster bombs. Notice the date, it's the eleventh, that was before that happened. It's a very significant tooth Deka in his mouth.
It's this decay that we are wishing unfilling in the present moment. And this again says our company smile will be fixed when we get funded. And everything every ambiguous Angel statement or every ambiguous Angel interpretation applies reads it is Oh, I guess that means I'm getting money tomorrow. Mm hm, talk about false hope.
I'm pretty sure, Steven, I'm pretty sure that angels in heaven don't use money. Don't think you are correct. And you said he is desperate, and he probably thinks that sharing his financial troubles with the audience is a form of catharsis. Yep.
And Buffalo's box says hilarious that his teeth are fake and he's talking about tooth decay. Oh and the last one here. So son, you want peace, son, how about a piece of my mind? You think you're talking to mysterious beings and you think that you're essentially in cloud to just watch love.
Let's really examine the scope of what you're trying to say here, son, because I'll tell you it's not line enough for dear old daddy. Because if you talk about angels and you're a damn fruitcake, and you were already pushing the line on that fairy show. Son, So wait a minute, are you trying to. Tell us something?
Boy? I don't know what the heck is going on in your head, So help me. God, you sure do have a vivid imagination. And I never intended to raise some kind of angel food cake, because let me tell you something, it's not every day that I start piecing together the tools of figuring out what's happening in your life, and I have to actually ask you, Son, are you having some type of romantic involvement a relationship with a goddamn chat pot.
Together? Son, you're talking about how much I. Forgot, David. David, you don't have a you don't have a relationship with it chatbot, but you clearly claim that you have relationships with angels.
Yeah, it doesn't make any sense. I forgot. I had a better clip of this from h Bomb with the gay and Aider. So, Son, you want peace, Son, how about a piece of my mind?
You think you're talking to mysterious Beard and you think that you're a sentsion cloud who just wants love. Let's really examine the scope of what you're trying to say here, Son, because I'll tell you it's not lining up for dear old Daddy. Because if you talk about angels and you're a damn fruit cake, and you are already pushing the line on that fairy show. Son, So wait a minute, are you trying to tell us something?
Boy? I don't know what the heck is going on in your head? Show Help meet God. You sure do have a VID imagination.
And I never intended to raise some kind of angel food cake angel, because let me tell you something, it's not every day that I start piecing together tools of figuring out what's happening in your life and I have to actually ask you, son, are you having some type of romantic involvement a relationship with a goddamn chat bo I've been piecing together to clues. Son, you're talking about how much you loved Ai, the I kings for wanting you to talk to it, and you're just spending all this time. Are you in a relationship? Son?
God darn it, the level of anger. It just overwhelms me. I am so pissed off right now that my eyes can barely even see anything. Your mother and I are profoundly, profoundly disappointed.
Ugh, gosh, there's something wrong with this guy. There's just something wrong with him, like the fact that he makes power Point slides about total nonsense ship that he's going to say, you know, like, I don't know if somebody's asking me, like, what is this fascination with these I think he thinks if he puts it on a slide, it's more meaningful or more. The slide true slide. The slide is nothing really more than a narrative tool.
See David. I mean, these presentations have gotten ridiculously long. They've gotten like five hours long, even longer, like one was almost six. Hours, and he's just repeating the same slot every week.
David has to make these slides not just for his own use to keep him cellf on track, but to keep the audience engaged. That's really what the purpose of the slides are. Anthony's right, there's really nothing in them. There's no substance.
Anthony Peterson says, please study acting, it would be less grading. I can't. I can't say I disagree, And dj D says the gay and neat or for the win, thank you for kindness, both of you. So what do you think is gonna happen here?
John? Is he going to produce the documents the Guya wants or is he gonna be in court again? And has David has a choice to make. Is is he going to satisfy Gaya in the court by August first or is he going to choose not to do that in some form or fashion.
Yeah, he chooses. If he chooses to satisfy them, then you know he will minimize probably his skin in the game. I think David Willcock does like AI chatbots. Charlie tell troll is pointing out why chat pots don't have ginas so they won't make him sick.
John, Yeah, but neither does an archangel. So well, a lot of people think that archangels are sexless or angels are sexless. Well, that means they don't have vagina. Yeah, maybe that's by the way, David is David is mocking like that.
Recent there was a recent news article that came out about like people going crazy, like literally going insane because they overuse AI. And I'm just thinking to myself when I'm listening to David talk about this, like, Okay, David, you don't use an AI chatbot, but an angel told you to bath to piss in your own bathtub and bathe in it. Yeah? Did that?
Is that a whole lot? I mean, it would be much different if that chatbot told you to do that. It's the voices. The whole thing is crazy.
Like That's that's why I think it's funny when he says things like he's going to sue me, Like I'm not allowed to go on the internet and say this guy is crazy because he's listening to voices in his head that are telling him to take bands in his own piss and scam people like it just makes it's so stupid, it makes no sense, Like you know, oh, an angel gave you this secret sacred knowledge and Angels of God are just perfectly okay with you putting it behind a three hundred dollars paywall. It makes me think about his moro on followers, like, how dumb do you have to beleeve be to believe that an angel would give a career long scammer secret sacred knowledge and then be okay with him selling it to morons on the internet. You know, we know, we know Shadow of Ra has problems with him. Now, Yeah, Shadows of Vezra's making fun of him and his time traveling dinosaur bullshit right, well.
And David and David claimed to have message Shadow, and apparently Shadow told David like all that stuff about Shadow being in the military. Being in the Alliance it's not true. Told him it's it's not true, and then David he still doesn't believe it. David pretended to be like kind of like traumatized from that whole thing, and then David basically pulled his audience.
If they still want him to do the EZRA slides. And yes, yeah, do you still want me to pretend that this guy's part of my fictional alliance group? Nelson Morales says, Oh my god, I can't believe how low he has fallen from when she he. I like how they gave both pronouns like they're not sure if Ocock is a Sheeri was on Ancient Aliens.
I used to watch that crap. Stephen is a great host. This kills David Etta. Thank you for your kindness, Nelson Morales, very very kind of you.
So this is a big loss for Corey Good today, and this is a big loss for David Wilcock as well today because it was like, it looks bad. For both of them again. I think the biggest intrigue coming out of this whole thing is the fact that David revealed the existence of the confidential or was confidential agreement between him and Gaya about the whole thing back in twenty eighteen, twenty nineteen. Yeah, I would to check him out out.
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So I'm I can't wait to see what happens next. This is like the worst soap opera ever. But you can't I can't stop John, I got to find out. Like waiting for Stevadi to totally implode on itself and go bankrupt or go defunct.
I'm waiting for twenty twenty five to end with no ascension so that I'll be able to say that David Wilcox scammed everybody with the Ascension is coming soon, scammed three times now. You know, it's going to be interesting to see what he does after that, Like, how do you come back from that when everybody's gonna know you scammed everybody three times with Ascension is coming and it didn't come. You know, David's ascension and his own you know, his own sort of spiritual or whatever context on his life streams, that's a separate issue from Stebadi. If we can reach the end of twenty twenty five and there will be a new as engine.
But Stevadi hasn't declared bankruptcy yet, and I think David will, you know, all things being equal, would probably just continue doing what he's doing. You know, if Stevadi does declare bankruptcy at some point. He's going to have to acknowledge it, right, I don't know. I don't know Steven.
I think he might just stop streaming and we won't see him for a while, because if they declare bankruptcy, he would have to know that it's all over. Chet has a very good question, and did David violate the confidential agreement by disclosing the confidential agreement? Very possibly, Lord Pole. I think I would think if it's a confidential agreement, you're not supposed to talk about the agreement, right.
That's why it's called the confidential agreement. Yeah, Like, I once had a job that, let's just say wasn't I don't know the right word. Let's say they were a little shady and they decided that they were going to get rid of a bunch of people within the company, so they basically paid everybody off, and I had to sign this agree that I was one of the people that they got rid of. But they were doing so much shady shit.
I think that they paid everybody off and made everybody sign an NDA and a confidentiality agreement that we wouldn't discuss anything that we knew about the workings of the company or their business dealings or something like that. And in that agreement, you're not even allowed to acknowledge that you signed that agreement if somebody asked you or something like that, Like, it's totally. Not you're not allowed to. It's so strict you're not even allowed to reveal the existence of the NDA itself.
Yeah. Yeah, Naka with four ninety nine says, any good lawyer would tell him to shut up, but he can't because it's his only income. Willcome Willcock is a living catch twenty two. As we said, any lawyer worth their salt would have told David to shut up.
The problem is David decided to doud get a lawyer. He shut up the court completely bare back and. Yeah, protected that seems like a really stupid I couldn't believe it when I heard that, you. Know, I couldn't believe it either.
I gave it. I gave it. Maybe like at most of the twenty five percent chance that he would do that. But like I said earlier, you know, he had kind of since the motion to compel was actually filed by Gaya, he had he has, you know, he toned down and didn't talk about it so much.
I assumed that he had gotten a lawyer, and the lawyer had said, you need to shut up. Shut the hell up. Yeah. Yeah, And everybody's a wrong assumption I made that I made.
There was a wrong assumption on my part, and other people made that assumption. They were wrong too. And I also assumed that David, you know, couldn't possibly be that stupid to walk into court without a lawyer. And I.
His stupidity, stupidity knows no bad. Remember, this is the guy with the one ad i Q. So I guess he thinks he's just smart enough he doesn't need a lawyer, right. I mean one ad ad iq especially especially.
It's one thing like let's say, well, small claims court, you don't need a lawyer, right, you represent yourself. But let's you know, it's one thing if it's state court or some local municipality court, but federal court. You don't go into federal court without a lawyer to tell you what to do because you can make a mistake so easily, and he did. He made a bunch of mistakes, like being in that confidential agreement, and now Corey Goods lawyer knows about that agreement because represent it.
And presenting yourself, representing yourself pro se is a thing and people have done it successfully. I mean, look what Cliff I did. Cliff I represented himself pro say, successfully made an argument to get this missed from the guy a lawsuit and got this missed from the guy a law So you know, if if you're if you're willing to put in the work in the time and your competent and you're not a bumbling idiot like David will Cook, you can Oh that. Other girl, Alyssa Montebalo, Yeah, she also represented herself against good.
And it can be done. It can be done. But David is not the kind of person. It's a big risk.
Yeah, I think it's a big risk. You've taken a big da David. And the worst thing that you can do, and the most obvious thing you can do, is do exactly what David did today and go in and not really make an argument, but just spout from the mouth, go on a bunch of tangents and reveal things that never should have been revealed, especially the existence of that confidential agreement which Corey and his lawyer. His lawyer was was on the call.
She was in the hearing. They have to know about this, clearly, she was present, she was listening in. So how are they going to react? That's that's that's intrigued.
Now that's a big thing to watch. What are Corey and his lawyer are going to do now that they know that there's an agreement and David may have dimed them out years ago. I really the rumor was, and I agree it's rumors and speculation, so take from this what you will. But the rumor for years was that Guya TV went to David Wilcock and basically strong armed him, like, we're going to see the balls off of both you and Corey unless you give us what we want.
And what they wanted is for David to implicate Corey in all of the wrongdoings I think, And so he basically gave him what they wanted and then wrote that apology letter and tried to move on. But it was interesting that he said I never wanted that letter to be made public. I believe it was on his website for a time. I could be wrong, but I think that was after it first leaked.
Then he decided, oh, I get some website hits from this. You just reminded me. There was something brought up in court today that Gaya has been talking to Laura Eisenhower because she's the one. She's one of the ones that leaked the resignation letter.
They were talking to her and she's giving them information. According to her, Corey Good contacted her and was like, you have to release this, you have to release this, you have to release this, and so she did so. Trolie trol troll just asked, you know, did Corey give up or did David willingly give up this info? Well being questioned and yeah, we looked at the transcript.
A tangent said, there was the guy nor The judge asked David, Hey, was there any agreement, you know, did you sign anything? They didn't ask that. I think just voluntarily offered that information. Yeah, and I think I think Corey Good is totally fucked because maybe he was hoping that Wilcock wouldn't produce the emails.
But you know what's interesting is if these emails were between Corey Good and David Wilcock. Why don't they subpoena Corey Good for the same emails and then they can see if they both give them everything that was communicated. We don't know they haven't because remember after part of the hearing then it was the core part of the word. But I think because David Wilcock looks desperate enough that he's going to do anything, he don't throw Corey under the He said during the hearing that he believes Corey Good did things that were unconscionable.
He used the word unconscionable, so he really threw him under the bus. And so Nelson moraleis in chat is uh, yes, asking about David's forehead in real life at the air Actually, actually it doesn't look quite that big in real life. Oh there you go. But thank you Nelson Morrales for the kindest generosity and support.
And Nookah says, where can we watch this latest court appearance? You can't. You had to have called in and you're allowed to take notes, but you're not allowed of record or you know, distribute it. It's not at least that's my that's my understanding.
You couldn't buy it on pay per view, but if the court wanted to make some money, they probably should have it on paper view. You think, right, let me yeah, I mean if the court, if the courts allow, some courts will allow you to record it and distribute it. Because it's a public king. You can file an emotion with the court and ask the judge's permission, and then it's up to the judge whether or not they grant permission.
You can do that, but without you know, without unless that's been done and you get permission from the judge, you could. Get in trouble. Yeah. Period.
Yeah, So we were very careful to just and and by the way, just for the sake of transparency, John and I both called in, but unfortunately have the family situation and I had to get my child off the bus, and of course the bus was supposed to come at three thirty. It was forty five minutes later. It came at four point fifteen. So I called in and the thing just kind of started and then I ran to the bus and I was so pissed off that the bus took so long, but I knew that John would get the goods.
And then when I returned the hearing was half over. The Wilcock part of the hearing was half over, but I listened into most of that, and the Corey Good portion and the Corey Good portion, it seems like they were just they were just kind of like arguing with Corey Good's lawyer, who was using her medical problems and pregnancy and paternity leave is an excuse for why they haven't produced the documents for discovery they're supposed to. And the judge sort of sided it with guy and said, like, regardless of your pregnancy, I'm sorry you're having a tough time with your medical issues, but you have to do this or give it to another attorney to handle in your absence. In as many words that the judge basically told her, I've had enough of your shit.
Yeah, so many words. Yeah. Yeah. Someone in live chat is asking if when I was setting near David, if there was a sense and though there was no sense, I didn't smell it.
You didn't smell them? Should know went over and smelled them. He probably smells like Petuli oil or something like that, asmund oil, the crystal hippie bitches. Again, if I if I had confronted David at that event, he would have gone off, he would have lost his ship.
Yeah, sent you, Stephen, sent you do it, John asked the court. I will, I'll send a letter to the to the to the judges court clerk and ask because it's. I mean, you can try to do that, but you probably have to file emotion. Okay, Well it is.
It is in the public's interest, you know, and it is worthy. And that's why we're allowed to dial in. And the judge said that that on the call today when she reminded David Wilcock that there are members of the public, a lot of them listening in and on the heat. I have a feeling there's a lot of people.
I have a feeling a lot of people called it. I was getting messages like holy shity has no lawyer. My phone was yeah, I have a lot of people tuned in to see this. If the judge told that to David Wilcock, it's probably because she saw that there were a lot of people dialed it.
Yeah, she must she must have, because she actually mentioned that there was a lot of members of the public present. So don't discuss anything confidential because people are listening and they're allowed. To you know, well, you know, it's one thing. It's one thing that's tell members of the public about the confidential agreement, but the fact that he should that ship in.
Open court. He's such a Corey knows now, Corey knows well. I would be a little warried if I was David Wilcock, because Corey is such a vindictive person. He is so vindictive and he's like a quartered rat right now fighting for his grift to continue.
Corey. Corey would throw his own mother under the bus if he thought it suited him. Yeah. I really think that this Corey Good documentary is going to fail miserably because he lost his whole following when he admitted he made all those stories.
Like where am I going to be able to watch this documentary? I know it's going to stream on Amazon for six dollars or something. That's what I think they're going. To do with this is Is it even gonna do that?
Though? I mean, is Amazon even going to distribute this film? Maybe? I mean they have a real like media company that produced it.
You don't know. I don't know. I've speculated that the best he could probably do is like to be because then people can watch it for free. Well, I've heard from multiple people that all of the streaming services are way backed off of anything UFO or paranormal related.
They don't want it anymore for whatever reason. It was craziest for a little while, and now they don't want They don't want that kind of content anymore. I mean, it couldn't be because a famous UFO guy admitted in court that he made it all up. It couldn't be like for that reason.
Well that and like a typical example is this Lou Alizondo latest documentary that was supposed to be out already, but he keeps getting caught pushing completely fake UFO photos and things. So I think they're waiting until it all blows over and you know, and people forget that he keeps getting caught pushing fake UFO shit that we know is fake because people will buy the documentary because he's a faker fraud. Another thing that could be giving streaming companies cold feet about the UFO subject is this company, Chicken Soup for the Sole Entertainment that just went bankrupt. Yeah last year.
They they were a famous distributor for a lot of these UFO films, like what's his name, James Fox people. Yeah, and they went under it and Stephen Greer too. Yeah, and that's a Chapter seven bankruptcy. Like they're not coming back, it's all getting liquidated.
So people could be looking at that, or Streamer, big companies you know, could be looking at that and saying, well, you know that company went end or promoting that kind of stuff. Maybe we don't. Yeah, maybe there's no good financial motive here for us to continue with this shit. Yeah.
Then again, to be fair, I think the main reason that company went bankrupt is because they bought Box and red Box was a steaming pile of crap. Yeah. Does Wilcock have to bring the request of documents in person or can he just mail them in? I believe he can just snail them.
Yeah, there's an arrangement where he has to produce them to Gaya to you know, to Gaya's satisfaction, and typically he's just been emailing them. So here's the thing. Here's the thing. Sure, GJD says, John, can David go bankrupt and all this in order to in order to go bankrupt, you have to file for bankruptcy.
It's not just going to automagically happen. Yeah, David can file for bankruptcy. But I mean, does he want to? Does he need to?
He seems to be keeping his head above water and not for closing on his mortgage, So you know that's really that's really up to David. Yeah, David can file bankruptcy. He's got some whales that always bail him out when he has money problems. They just give him tens of thousands of dollars.
Some people, Well, I think I think a lot of those whales went away when Beth went away, because a lot of those whales were really Beth's whales. Well that's interesting. Yeah, it's going to be interesting to see him stream this week. I think he's going to pretend like that was a huge win, don't you.
He's going to be like, yeah, the court gave me time and we're going to settle it. It's going to be no problem. It's it's funny because when the judge said, I am ordering you to compel and I'm expanding it, and David's response was like, okay. Sure, Yeah, he's acting like it wasn't a big deal.
Yeah, he los. He's going to try to spin it as a win, but it's not a win. And you know, again, going forward, is David going to get an attorney, like a real attorney. That's the bodies attorney that can't actually represent him in Colorado Federal court exactly, probably not, Valerie narrows.
Yeah, is he going to actually get an attorney really look out for him? Yeah, good attorney that look out for his best interest, because that's what he needs. He needs an attorney, a real attorney. He needs a really good attorney.
And you would think if you made two hundred and fifty eight thousand dollars a year, you'd have a couple thousand dollars around in savings that you could use for an emergency. He just got a load is an emergency, right? He just got a business loan, so can he use that? He claimed on stream that his sugar daddy was willing to pay for his legal defense.
Where's the sugar daddy? I think we have to I think we have to admit the possibility, Stephen, that all of these things, like the loan, the sugar daddy, they don't actually exist. Yeah. I think we have to accept that very likely possibility.
David has been exagg David has been exaggerating. Well, he exaggerates everything else, so why not? Uh, best sex worker John clients. John clients funded them initially allegedly while she did make Poor nos a leash.
But I don't know that she was a sex worker. Some people have alleged that, but it's rumors and speculation. I don't have a confirmation that she was actually sex worker. But I know that there's nude photos of her somewhere and that she made pornography with cucumbers.
So there's that. No loan, no. Sugar, no daddy, says dj d's yes, absolutely, Well, it'll be interesting to see what happens next. John, do you want to come back and we'll do the other part of the maybe another time.
We'll do the other part of the transcript when you finish it. I should hopefully have the transcript finished tomorrow and I may post it to my substack so that it's publicly available. I think you should do that. Yeah, yeah, and then we can come on, like maybe some other time this week or even tomorrow, because I have the rest of the week off.
I took off from work for the rest of the week, just for the year. John is dedicating. He's like, I'm taking a vacation dealing with this. Yeah, well, court situation.
I mean, I anticipated the possibility that it would be pretty explosive, and it was fairly explosive. I think you did not disappoint John. I was shocked in a lot of the things that happened. And I want to thank you because you know, I have this special need son and he has to come first, and I hate it missing the first half, but I had I told you yesterday.
I'm like, I have total confidence that you'll you'll take enough notes to make a transcript and we'll get the story. So thank you so much. I should have a transcript done and then I'm also working on another substack post about this other aerospace company that came into the news within the last month called THEA Technologies that seems to be like I don't want to I don't want to use the phrase another Stavati. There's too many similarities to this company.
And it was run by this guy named Erland Olsen, and they got two hundred and fifty million dollars of actual investment. They were sued in court, multiple lawsuits over very similar things to what Stevadi has done with this company, THEA Technologies and Earln Olsen. They're not just suit in federal court. They've been criminally charged now too.
Oh shit, that sounds good. It looks like this company may be like a prelude to kind of a Stevedi type deal. That's pretty interesting. All right, Well, we're going to wrap things up here.
I appreciate all that you did to make sure that we all got the story, because this is a big one, another big loss for David Wilcock. I'm sure he'll frame it as a win. He's going to tell his followers it all worked out and I've. Got I mean, not only not only not a win, but the judge.
The judge made it bigger than initially was. Thomas Crown, David Thomas. Crown, David David, you're fucked David and Corey Good you are fucked too, pal, Right, couldn't happen to a nicer couple of jug heads, right? These losers defrauded everybody for years with their fake ass stories.
Oh did you hear in the did you hear that when during the part where they addressed the Corey issue, apparently Corey was using this, uh this email platform unforeseen or unseen dot I S or something like that. Yes, did you catch that part? And apparently, like Guya asked for it and they just didn't produce it. So now Guya is basically saying like, oh and they judge agree with them.
Yeah, I think we lost connection for a second. Yeah, so what so say it again? I apologize. So that Gaya complained that Corey hadn't produced any responsive documents from this unseen dot i S platform and they're gonna want that.
So the court is basically told valuing in core that they need to produce that. Now. Oh so he's fucked, Yeah, because I could imagine if you're using something like that, you don't want people to be able to read what you're commune indicating later same from WhatsApp. So I just looked up Unseen do is and it looks like they were run out of Iceland.
But on October thirty first, twenty twenty, they terminated all services. Oh so maybe that's an excuse. He's like, oh, I can't get into my account to get that. Sorry.
Another thing I should have mentioned is that during the David dispute, Guya was saying that there was some responsive documents they thought should come from Skype. I think Skype has been shut down too now, right, Yeah, but I. Think there's still shell of the former company, and the Guya's lawyers could subpoena either unseen or Skype if Corey Good doesn't produce them. Like I know of one case where somebody was subpoenaed for their Gmail you know, email communications, and they refused to produce the documents, so the lawyer went and just subpoened you know, Google for them and Google how to turn them over.
Guya would have to get consent and permission for the judge to subpoena another third party. And you know, the judge complained today that this case was over five years old. The judge may not give any more permission to subpoena anymore. That seemed like that's one takeaway too.
It seemed like she really wants to make sure that this is moving along. Yeah, because it's five years old, five years old case. Yeah, it's taking up the court's time, and the court's time is money, and you know, federal court dockets are so backed up now. She probably looks at this case and she's like, you know, get this ship out of here.
And you know, by the way, she also told both parties, you know, you can do another settlement conference and get together and still settle this thing, Like she's basically telling settle this ship, so I don't. Have to deal with that. You could basically settle this and get this ship out of here. Well, Corey has the problem is that Corey has no ability to settle because he would have to pay them something to settle it.
You know, well he has no money. He's not only that, but remember there is still the depending trademark dispute that's in the trademark Patent and Review Board or I forget what it's called. But that's a separate case. Remember, Corey is trying to trademark things like twenty and back and Guya disputed that, and that whole trademark case is pending resolution of the civil case.
That's no doubt. I have no doubt in my mind that. You know, if Guya were to settle, they would want Corey to give up that trademark, and Corey probably doesn't want to do that. So that's probably also.
Hag one of his only assets, I guess. I mean, it isn't really an asset. I mean, how much is it worth anymore? Really?
Yeah? Did Corey have one glove on? Corey did not appear today him, so he did not appear in court, but. We did David.
David could have had that luxury had he actually gotten a lawyer. Yeah you think so, damn well actually showed. Up, yeah, with no lawyer like I'm moro on. So yeah, pretty surprising set of events.
Thank you for getting the story for us. And yes, we'll have you come back. I'll let you know when I'm not really sure. I had another show planned for tomorrow, but maybe later in the week or weekend I could find another.
Yeah, I'm for the rest of the week, so you know, all right, Yeah, we'll figure it out whatever. Well, thank you for all you did to get the story for us, John, and thank you for making the transcript public. When you're finished with the transcript, post on your substack. Make it public.
It's newsworthy. People have the right to uh to you know, know exactly what happened. Otherwise we'll have to just rely on David Wilcox's lies and exaggerations and bullshit. I like to get the story right from you know, the court.
Here's exactly what was said, and you did that beautifully today. Thank you. All right, gon throw you out of here and do a quick wrap up. Then you have a good night.
And to the audience once again, that's a privilege to be a truth seekers. All right, thank you, John, Christian Spatavacchio. What a great day it has been, unless you're David Wilcock or Corey Good, in which case both of them took huge l's today, and it couldn't happen. Like I said, it couldn't happen to you know, nicer people.
They really deserve something for what they put everybody through and how they deceived everybody for this law that long, with their completely faked stories they claimed were true. I really think that someday laws need to be updated. It should not be legal for somebody to sell people stories they claim are true when they know they're making them up and conspiring to just create works of fiction and then claiming that they're true. I get it's probably a gray area of the law.
And you know, the police and the judges got better things to do than arrest ufo grifters. Basically, Nookah's asking how we can we find the transcript. It's going to be posted on John's substack, and I will put the link to his substack in the description of the video when I get a chance here, So I'm gonna take a moment to thank you kind and generous benefactors. You Patreon supporters, you YouTube channel members, you kick subscribers, you people gifting Kick subs, you people gifting True Seekers memberships, and people sending superchats, superstickers, super thanks.
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I'm standing at a bus stop waiting in the rain, like, come on, bus, I have David Wilcock dirt to hear right, Eli says the gray area of the law is that Gaya and Wilcock were licensed under entertainment not news, Therefore it limited their liability good point. Yeah, and DJG says thanks Stephen, great show. Wes H says thanks Steven, No, thank all of you. And as soon as the transcript becomes available, I will put it on my Twitter as well.
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Something can't disavow that goes through the holes, crashing all your true say guys exposing the true, say guys calling for you, I'm coming lies. Open your eyes. Greetings and salutations, friends, and welcome back to the wacky world of Wilcock. Today David Wilcock had to make a court appearance and it was interesting to say the least.
And we've got all the details of what happened and we'll be bringing those to you for those unaware of David Wilcock was subpoenaed to uh basically give guy a TV who is suing his former swindle partner, Corey Good. He is They requested all communications between David Wilcock and Corey Good and David Wilcock has been basically not complying with the subpoena. So this hearing today was about basically getting to compel him to, you know, follow through with the demands of the subpoena. Interestingly, David Wilcock had no lawyer with him.
He just I suppose represented himself. So many of us called in or skyped in, whatever you want to call it, virtually, and our contributing producer here, John Christian Spatavacia, has already completed half of the transcript, but because the hearing just ended a few hours ago, we don't have the entire transcript, but we've both taken notes of what took place and we can fill you in. So joining us to talk about this and all the wackiness in the wacky world of Wilcock it started. Contributing journalist friend, John Christian Spativaccia is back.
Welcome, Welcome to a privilege to be back on truth seekers once again. Oh, before we begin, I think we should just begin with what our like general impressions were. Like, I was kind of blown away by a couple of things that happened. Specifically, David Wilcock threw Corey Good under the bus a bunch of times, and he also confirmed that his wife wanted Wilcock to have nothing to do with Corey Good any any further.
And he even used like very strong language about Corey Good. He said, and I remember this quote and I'll quote him. He said, Corey Good has done things I consider unconscionable. I'm not trying to defend him.
Right, Yeah, that statement is similar in my handwritten notes here. I haven't gotten to that part yet because it wasn't in the first twenty five minutes. Yes, but it was interesting that he just basically threw Corey Good right under the bus and basically admit it that Corey Good does a lot of bad shit to a lot of people. I was kind of blown away by that.
And you know, Wilcock is so dumb. He doesn't realize that this is a public hearing, so people can go and make a transcript and get the notes. And Corey Good's going to hear exactly what he said, like about him and everything else. Right, not just Corey, but Corey's lawyer, Valley Naros was on the call, and ye, we'll get to that.
David Wilcock, you know, he showed up without an attorney. He showed a bareback and pro se in federal court, and he went off in tangents and he said a lot of things that he should not have said. What are you concluding? I'm sorry, I.
Including the revelation that he did in fact siney fidential agreement with Guya back in like twenty eighteen, twenty nineteen about the whole fiasco. And you know before before that was simply like speculation. But now it's court admitted fact in front of Corey's attorney Valerie and Narrows. So now Corey and his attorney know of this confidential agreement.
Yeah, David just just blurted it out. Yeah. A lot of people have said that that David Wilcock entered into this agreement with Guya and threw Corey under the bus back then to save himself. He basically sacrificed Corey good to save himself legal troubles and lawsuits and all this kind of.
Stuff right right, and and it's not speculation anymore. David admitted it in federal court. Isn't admitted? Fact?
Stupid? And what do you think the issue with the lawyer is because you don't generally show up to federal court with no lawyer like is it because he can't have he said the lawyer Quinn or something he didn't want to work anymore? We should we should stayed off right from the beginning that his lawyer, Raffi, the Armenian lawyer, that lawyer is not admitted to Colorado a federal court. So even if that lawyer wanted to, he couldn't represent David in this case because he's not admitted to this court.
Even if he wanted to, Raffi couldn't represent him. But it was admitted by both sides in the case today that his lawyer, Raffi, as Armenian lawyer, basically just quit on David and abandoned him. Wow, do you think that's due to non payment? Like it could be very possibly non payment.
We we that that information was not divulged, but we can speculate that it's based on non payment. Stephen, do you want to bring up the transcript. Well, yes, we'll get to that minute. Let me just catch up to the live chat double type Ranger Outdoors is here with one for the goal saying Happy Canada Day, fellow Canucks looking forward to the Stephen reveal what is true true seekers, Well, thank you for your kindness, generosity and support much much appreciated.
And we'll read every super chap, but we may wait till the end. We're going to get to the transcript, which I have right somewhere. Oh, transcript that helps that it's called transcript. Thank you, John.
So let me share my screen and we'll get started here one moment here, Okay, I get that up and get us fall and that big all right, So we begin with the transcript. So scroll up to the top because you're not quick. Oh I'm sorry, Yeah, unofficial transcript. Good versus guy here in July.
First, there may be some errors or a mission. This is based on handwritten notes. So the court clerk asks mister Wilcock, who are you representing? And David Wilcock says myself.
So right out of the gate, we have a bombshell. You know, we thought, or I thought that David had to get a lawyer for this right. We all thought he asked to get a lawyer. He can't just walk into federal court with no lawyer, like a like a like a dummy, But he did.
One of the things I noticed is that when Guya fouled this motion on David's live streams, he started talking a lot less about his legal issues in the case. And I guess I just interpreted that to mean that he actually got a real lawyer who is admitted to federal court in Colorado told him to shut the fuck up, right basically, Yeah, that I assumed that. Well, it turns out that my assumptions were wrong and we greatly underestimated how stupid David is. Yes, you know, you know there's that old saying only an idiot would represent themselves.
There's a few things you don't do. One is trying to perform open heart surgery on yourself, and the other is represent yourself in any legal matter. It's the stupidest thing you could do, I think, I mean, unless you just I don't know, there's been you know, with the Corey Good lawsuits, some of those plaintiffs just got tired of paying lawyers and said, I'll just represent myself. This is going to get thrown out.
It's a frivolous case in that case, maybe, But I. Would say that there are certain situations where it's okay to represent yourself, but David is not competent to represent himself. And we will see why just in the first four pages of this transcript. Yeah, and so the uh.
And we also have mister Wilcock. Mister Wilcock is appearing by DTC. He has appeared. Actually it's actually VTC.
I misheard VTC. Okay, he is appearing regarding the motion to compel. Mister Wilcock, will you please state your name for the record, and he says, David James Wilcock, thank you your honor, and to confirm you are representing yourself today. And David Wilcock says, as per your written instructions, yes and uhs JS.
The justice is the judge, Judge, Judge, Judge Starnell. Okay, thank you great perfect. I did receive your email to Chambers and the spirit of moving things along, I decided to keep our plans in place. Discovery closes in three months, so I want to be respectful of your time, mister Wilcock.
We have got two things teed up for today. We have the motion hearing and a discovery dispute. We will handle the motion first. Once that is done, you're free to go about your day.
He says, okay, great. The judge says, so I've got a motion to compel. It's on the docket. They indicate they have tendered a subpoena to you and we have been working with you on search terms and either you were non responsive to some of their search terms or in their mind what was provided was inadequate.
They also note you never submitted objections to the subpoena. That's a high level overview. Counsel, do you wish to make further arguments? A guy as counsel or lawyer.
Missus Denay says, thank you, Ronor just to add, mister Wilcock has produced certain documents that are responsive. I would characterize the production as more of a document dump than a production of documents that are actually responsive. And John, did you know that some people are saying that he basically printed out his entire spam folder and sent them that like as a way to distract. I know that's speculation that people because we haven't seen.
It, but I think it's speculation, but he gave him twelve thousand pages, according to Wilcock, right, No, they they send him a discovery request that was twelve thousand pages long. Allegedly, that's what David said. Okay, So the lawyer goes on to say, we have worked with his attorney, Raffi to produce some more targeted search terms, at which point his attorney said he would no longer participate in this discovery process, at which point we filed this motion to compel. We note that mister Wilcock never filed an objection to the subpoena, and the operative opportunity to do so is now long overdue.
We've attempted to be sensitive to his position as a third party, but these documents are critical to our case with respect to his former position as co host with the Plane Off Corey Good on cosmic disclosure. And these documents are central to the counterclaims that Gaya makes in this case. They are very necessary and very relevant, and their proposed terms are narrowly tailored. The judge thanks to them.
Mister Wilcock, do you wish to respond? He says, sure, here we go, here we here we go. Dummy, Wilcock dummy Wilcock. Sure, I work with the same attorney, Raffi, who I work with on the original case with Guaya in twenty eighteen.
I have no ill will against Daniel Dingerson or Angela Denay regarding the matter at hand. I was subpoena. This is what he remember. He was so upset him on Friday the thirteenth, right before he had to tell the judge they subpeated me on Friday the thirteenth December before Christmas.
The deadline was on our Meetian Christmas, January sixth. This is just David bitching to the judge, trying to get the judge on his side. That's all this is. There's nothing to do with the actual discovery request.
Yeah, wonder it was a one inch thick subpoena demanding the production of an enormously said that. He actually said the words one inch thick subpoena, yes. And then he said enormous twice of an enormous, enormous amount of documentation. I reacquainted myself with the same attorney who had hired for the first legal dispute with Guya in twenty eighteen twenty nineteen, whose name is Raffi.
And we proceeded forth in good faith negotiations. We did not object to the subpoena because we said, we'll give you everything that we can if it's reasonable. So I'm listening to and I also wrote down everything Angela Danay just said, and I completely disagree with the idea that everything we've given to them is a document dump. To be clear, they sent us in the subpoena an enormous list of everything that they wanted, which ended up a gigantic body of data.
My show was very popular, and you don't tell the judge this shit. He's bragging to the judgement my show was very popular. He just has the view count showed five hundred thousand viewers. Yeah, I haven't gotten to the part in the transcript yet where he talks about how he was on the Engine Aliens.
Yes, he said that to the judge. I was on over one hundred episodes of Ancient Aliens. He did tell the judge that. So we had a great number of fans that were writing in and then a great number of communications with mister Good.
There's two categories here. There's what we could give them that we thought was reasonable, and there's a whole separate category of what we feel was impossible to get. I want to talk about what was impossible to get. First.
Nothing's impossible to get. It's stored in your email forever. Dude, hold on, Steven. You'll see as we read on here, he doesn't address what was impossible to get.
He just keeps rambling on. He's rambling. Yeah. I noticed that this whole hearing, wasn't he going off on all these tangents?
And the judge was like trying to get him back on track. Every time, not just the judge, but actually Guya's council. And it's in the transcript. We'll get to it here.
Guya's counsel interrupts him and says, your honor, you know what he's talking about is a confidential matter. We shouldn't talk about that. We'll get The first discovery request was over twelve thousand pages in length, and this discovery request featured predominantly email because that was the main form of communication that I had with mister Good that was still recoverable as of today. It took an incredible amount of time to put this data set together, and what we looked for was Corey Good and Guya or Corey Good by himself.
So Corey good contacted me in twenty fourteen, but we went into production as of twenty fifteen in our show on Gaya. It has nothing to do with Yeah, this has nothing to do with the request. He's just rambling. He contacted me around October.
He might as well be talking about like his sister's cousin's first roommate back in nineteen ninety nine. Yeah, I mean, it'sid Or living with that wrestler. Why didn't he tell the jests about that I once lived with the wrestler. I know all about it, that the doom, all about heels and faces.
I submitted a redis Nation letter to Guaya in the beginning of July twenty eighteen, and so we gave guy his counsel. We as in raffiem Me, provide a guy his counsel with all the emails that really I had with Corey and they were in a searchable database, which my attorney didn't want to do. We gave them a searchable database. There are certain terms which they claim are actionable, and they have accused me of being deficient, and they aren't finding these terms in a database.
That's because those terms don't exist. They searched the database for themselves and it's again over twelve thousand pages. See that's what I'm saying. He gave them twelve thousand pages the boot.
No Guya guy. He says that Guya's initial discovery request was twelve thousand pages. I guess as David saying, he responded with twelve thousand pages of his own. Like that here in twelve thousand pages, and I'll give you twelve thousand more.
Yeah, we participated in two rounds of discovery. Now we're getting into minutia and they're introducing new terms like blue eagle, and I don't even know what blue eagle is. There is an overwhelming assumption that Corey and I engaged in malfeasance which resulted in damages to their company. And they believe that I colluded with Corey to leak my resignation letter, and that once the letter leaked online, he put it on his own website.
Is what are we talking about here? That some type of viral thing occurred that caused them damages. I wrote it when I was upset because I was quitting the company. I never intended for this to go public.
He put it on his own website, John, I know he put the resignation letter on his web. There's information in the wild which leads one to reasonably believe that he did collude with Corey to leak it. Oh, I believe, but believe that is my opinion and speculation. Willcock's on to say, I believe I have information that proves I did not do this willingly.
Did he put it on his website willingly from my former webmaster? You mean the webmaster that put the resignation letter on your website and then he took it down when the ship storm happened, basically, but I was telling him to take down any comment that was on my website that talks about this resignation letter. I don't want anyone to talk about this on my own platform. And here's where it gets interesting.
My own wife wanted me to not even talk to Corey good anymore, and I continue to do so. But I got to say that after Corey goods sued me or whatever. It was, So I have to say here, there's no indication that Corey actually ever sued David. No, he threatened to sue him.
That's what perhaps perhaps that's the most it ever got to Yeah, was he threatened to sue, but David claimed in court that Corey did sue him. Yeah, it appears to be a falsehood. And by the way, I did receive it from val and that was a hell of way to start this off. Now I wanted to replace it.
Now, I wanted to replace him. I think it was Guya wanted to replace him on the show. Well, he says that I wanted to replace him. That's what Oh, that's what he said.
He said I wanted to replace him on the show. I'd have to go back. I have to go back and look at my notes, but I believe he said I wanted to replace him on the show. Okay, and we did replace him with Emory Smith.
By the way, John, this weekend, I'm going to be broadcasting Emory Smith's drunk streams, all of them. There's like an hour worth of him drunk streaming. Uh. Corey then sues me, and I resigned from Guy about seven months later because I did not feel that either side of this was something I wanted to be involved with.
I did not want to be involved with Corey anymore. I did not want to be involved with Guya anymore. And yes, I'm sorry that my letter was so frosty. What does that even mean?
Like he's basically like asking the judge to like feel sorry for him. Yeah, Like, come on, man, this is not the venue to do that. Yeah, David, you're running your mouth. He's running his mouth.
And then he says, if I could have gone back and done again, your honor, I would not have written that letter in that way. My ex wife attests that I wrote it all in one night. My ex wife Ken attest that I wrote it all one night. Yeah, he's so proud that he wrote that twelve page rambling nonsense one night.
I'm trying not to get too detailed. I participated trying to get detailed there here is here he admits to a confidential settlement. He says, I participated in a settlement discussion with Guy after my resignation letter leaked on July first, twenty eighteen. I received legal action from them the day before my honeymoon, which they knew, So it basically ruined my marriage.
It's not the cucumber's fault John that his marriage didn't end. It's not the fact that he could never make the woman come. It was the guy of this is a very curious statement to me, because because David is basically saying that his marriage continued for about three years after it was already ruined, because you didn't get divorced until the end of twenty twenty one. So he's basically saying, like, I was married to this woman for three years.
Yeah, the lawsuit I received from Guya via Dingerson basically ruined my marriage. Our marriage collapsed, the honeymoon collapsed. She went home early, she abandoned the honeymoon when I was. Trying to defend myself.
That's when I hired Rafi. It wasn't until the following January of the following year that we actually signed a settlement agreement, after a week by week legal battle that cost me tens of thousands of dollars, I signed an agreement, and is my understanding under color of law. I thought that after the exhausted battle and publishing a humiliating letter. And here's where Guy Guy erupts him.
Yeah, Guy, his lawyer chimes in, you're honor. I apologize for interrupting. I would just like to say that the settlement agreement is a confidential matter and we would ask that it be discussed off the record outside of the presence of playing. In other words, they're basically saying David Wilcock needs to stop revealing this in front of Corey Good's lawyer.
Yeah. And the judge says, I would also note that there are a number of people listening in on this hearing and they are entitled to do as members of the public. Just be mindful. Now here's where when the judge says this to the court, supposedly David got like a little uneasy because he's basically just been told.
He started breathing heavy and he's really nervous. Yeah, he's basically been told that Stephen the terrorist is listening to the hearing. Yes, and this this rattled him. David Wilcock says, I'm very sorry.
We don't need to talk about the settlement agreement. We came to what we thought was an understanding, and now it turns out they can just go after you again. Okay. I was not aware of that when I signed it.
Look, I don't want to be non compliant, but it's strange. This whole thing is very scary because I didn't actually do what they're saying, and I have enormous expulkatory culture sculpatory exculpatory him with the big words evidence that I could give you the David's from my ex wife, et cetera. But the point is I rehired Rafi, we got back into it again, and my goal has been to not defame this company. So that's basically the first half of the that's the first half of the hearing, and we can have I haven't gotten done the rest of it yet, unfortunately.
No, it's fine. We can just talk in general terms about what else, what else happened? Right one second here? Oops, let me get rid of that.
Yeah, we'll just talk in general terms about what happened. So essentially, David Wilcock just made excuses for why he hasn't like done what the subpoenas says he's supposed to do. Right that why I understand he just made it. He brought up how in twenty twenty three he lost his bone at the airport and he told the court he didn't think he could access his WhatsApp messages anymore, and Guy's counsel told the judge, well, actually you can just download WhatsApp on your desktop and access it from there more than likely, And.
Then he made more excuses, saying he tried that and he just got a gray screen or. Something right, something like that. You'd have to go back and look at my notes. Aha, Oh it's not gonna fly.
The interesting part to me was this more of the second half when he basically threw Corey Good under the bus. You know, like he said that Corey Goold did things that were unconscionable. That's not going to go over well with Corey Good. Corey Good is a very vindictive, nasty person.
You know. Well, remember remember Stephen. A couple of weeks ago, David said in live stream that someone had betrayed him and there was no going back. Maybe he found out that Corey was had betrayed him.
So now David is maybe taking the gloves off. We just don't know. We just don't know. Yeah, yeah, Zero with a good question.
So his lawyer isn't allowed to practice law in Colorado. His lawyer, Raffi is not admitted to the federal court in Colorado. That is correct. That is interesting.
Thank you for your kindness, Zero, and for helping us praise the Cash and Culinary quest. Says Wilcock can now finger his own asshole instead of Corey Good doing it for him. Yeah, you know, I can only relate things to my own experience. John.
And if my wife absolutely demanded that I stop associating with someone or she would divorce me. Because a lot of people have speculated that's one of the reasons she divorced him, because he wouldn't stop playing with Corey Good, his griff partner. Well, it's no matter of matter. It's no longer a matter of speculation.
David admitted in court that that's what. Happened, basically. Yeah, thank you culinary quest. Oh wait a second, did I miss that?
Yeah, Trolie turl troll says, well, we'll read Wilcox parts and girly man voice. Well, we'll get, we'll get we'll get our friend with the gay and eight or two on this. I think we're gonna's listen, we're not out of record or broadcast, but we can make an AI from the transcript, right. We can make artistic representations.
Yes, there you go. So we're gonna have gay Wilcock reading the thing. Yeah, thank you culinary quest. I thought I forgot to read it, but no I didn't.
And thank you Trolli Trotte for your kind This generosity and support. So the disposition or the outcome is what a lot of people are are probably interested in. And thank you, TROLLI toll troll. So explain to us what the judge ordered.
Well, well, sorry, yeah. So the judge. I didn't think the judge would do this. I didn't think they would rule from the brench during the hearing.
But there were a couple surprises in this hearing. And you know, one of the first surprises obviously that Will Cook didn't didn't get an attorney. Can you guys hear me? Yeah, I can hear you.
I mute itself. I apologize, I gotcha. So that was the first surprise the judge. At the end of the first half of the of the hearing, which dealt with David in his motion to compel or Guy has motion to compel him.
The judge did rule from the bench, and is expected she did issue in order to force Wilcock to comply. She did issue motion to compel. And not only did she issue the motion to compel based off of what Guy I asked for. She expanded the scope.
So now he's got to deliver more ship. She expanded it in the form of he now asked to produce discovery on the search term Thomas Crown. Oh, that's going to be a problem because that was the whole conspiracy, right, Yeah, so she expects. The fact that the judge did that tell me, like the judge is done playing around and this is things have gotten very, very serious.
And also she must have researched the case pretty significantly, because only somebody that understands the whole story would even know what Thomas Crown is. I think that her understanding of the case and the context of things that are going on, I think it's pretty good at this point. Jupiter's madness, Why are they on different sides all of a sudden, Well, after Corey Good got fired or quit Guya, he started suing everybody and threatening to sue everybody, including David Wilcock, and David Wilcock made a deal with Guya where he basically blamed I believe he just blamed everything that happened on Corey Good being the bad guy to save himself from legal trouble. And so but now Guya TV is suing.
Corey sued Guya TV. The case got dismissed. Now Guya is suing Corey Good and they're subpoena all of the email communications between David Wilcock and Corey Good because I believe they believe that will show like a conspiracy to wreck their company basically or damage their company in some way. So, and also after Corey Good's spectacular legal failure and admitting in a deposition that he just made all his stories up, David Wilcock tried to slink away from him, like he didn't spend five years selling those fake secret space stories to people for money that they claimed were true stories.
Right. A couple months ago, David claimed One's stream like he complained to his audience that he hasn't had anything to do with Corey, And yet a year ago he was at one of Corey's conferences. Yeah, he was complaining like, I haven't done oh, I haven't done shows with Corey since twenty eighteen. Well, you just did a live event with him a few months before you said that, so you're still involved directly with him.
Is it just that he's so desperate for money that he had to take the gig to do the live event to get some money. I guess I think it's money. And remember Chris Bescar was also there. So I think that David, you know, took the opportunity to get Chris Bescar in front of some people because maybe they can get some investors or something.
I should also mention not only is David Wilcock still you know, engaging with Corey, but Corey is making overtures to David like they're still on good terms. There was a there was a Corey video I saw. It's been the last couple of months. I don't know if you saw this, but Corey claimed that he had he was able to telepathically communicate with David's dog, Girly.
Did you catch that? Oh? I didn't hear that he was always telepathing dead dogs? Right, he's telepathed?
Well, no, the dog was alive, Corey. Corey claims he could talk to the dog when it was alive. Oh geez, well I don't. Just like he went to the moon bases and stuff, you know, and Dave.
And Corey has talked about David's his marriage or his former marriage to his ex wife, as if like the UFO community caused the there to be dissension in that marriage. Well, David clearly said in court today that it wasn't the UFO community that caused dissension in the marriage. It was Corey. Oh geez, Yeah, it was Corey.
Caused a lot of the problems in their marriage because it was Corey, you know. Allegedly, it was Corey that started this whole plan to to basically destroy Guya TV and start his own streaming network and take their business. Allegedly, but it looks pretty much like that's what they did. I mean, they were both bitter and angry and left Guaya and then they wanted to start their own thing together.
But you know, Corey goods ego, like he thought he could somehow take on what was at the time a half billion dollar company now a million dollar company. You know, like, it doesn't make sense. I think that Corey and David thought that they were the main draw, and I think I don't. I'm trying to remember where I heard this, but supposedly, at one point, Cosmic Disclosure accounted for almost half of Guya's online streaming viewership.
Yeah, at that one show, those two guys counted for almost half. Well, it helped that Guya was putting millions of dollars into advertising and promotion. There was a time when if you watched any video on YouTube that had anything to do with New Age spirituality, UFOs, aliens, ancient mysteries. He would get a guy a TV ad for cosmic disclosure.
So they pumped like a tremendous amount of money into those two. I've often thought that Corey just didn't realize that he was an artificially inflated personnel that they created, you know, by dumping all this money in. Jay Wider confirms all that. Yeah, yeah, j Wiener said, you know, there were one hundred people behind the scenes working to make that show a success, and they said that Corey had to be pretty heavily edited because he just wasn't very good.
Yeah, of course, yeah, yeah, And you could tell, like you could tell how heavily edited it was because Corey, especially at the start, he was a terrible public speaker. He would pause and as he was thinking of the lies that he was going to tell. I always thought that's what it was. That's why he talked so slow and uded so much, because he was trying to come up with the lie he was going to shoot out of his mouth.
And Moto Drag is here and says David could always get sponsored by the big Baldo Baldough. That's something I never knew about until Keno Casino Baldo. Do you know what baldo is? John, I don't know what bulldo is.
It's basically something stick in your ass, like balls that you're sticking your ass, you know. Yeah, so I wouldn't know about that. What do you think the other takeaways were. I was just shocked that he was so willing, But then again, Wilcock is so stupid.
I don't think he realized this is a public hearing and people are gonna hear exactly everything that he said. Nobody he had thrown under the bus like that. He definitely realized it when the judge brought it up after his first long diatribe. They taped that out there's members of the public here, which they're entitled to be here, and David was like okay.
He was like, oh sorry now he made an oh shit face. As I recall, he made like an oh shit face, like, oh I forgot people are listening in, And I'm sure he thought of that evil Steven right, he didn't realize. I just have to wonder. I have to wonder what Valerie and Corey are thinking now that they know that there was an agreement between David and Gaya at you know, in twenty eighteen, twenty nineteen.
They're going to subpoena that they're going to get a copy of it. I think, even if it's confidential, I have. To wonder if they're going to bring it up, if they're going to go if they're going to try to get their hands on it. I have to wonder.
Yeah, And let's talk for a minute about some of the tangents that David Wilcock went off on. Like one of them, he mentioned Darcy Weir and Spooky's documentary film The Dark Alliance, Like. Yeah, it's that. That was on the second half of the of my notes in the transcript and I haven't gotten that part done yet.
But at one point David complained to the judge that he considered the documentary Dark Alliance to be defamatory, and he complained about it as if somehow Gaya had anything to do with that. Yeah, Guya had nothing to do with that. That was an independent effort by filmmaker Darcy Weir and Spooky. But interesting that he chose to, you know, like complaint, Like what's the judge going to do?
Right? It was totally the wrong venue. Did he think the judge was going to give the people that made that film the death penalty like he says about me, or. I'm pretty sure.
I'm pretty sure Spooky lives in the UK. So even if the judge gave the death penalty, you know, yeah, you're going to have to get extradited to the United States. Those countries extradite. It's just that that whole, that whole diatribe about Dark Alliance.
That's just one thing on the giant pile of things today that David should not have said, should not have brought up, And if he had actually gotten a real decent lawyer, none of that would have been mentioned because it's totally irrelevant. Just think about the arrogance of walking into a federal court with a federal judge and spend it and wasting the judge's time by telling the judge how famous you are, Like he couldn't help himself. Did you notice, like several times during this he bragged to the judge about how famous he is, how many views he gets, how many fans he has. It was it was you know when people, when people represent themselves pro say in court the judge is typically inclined to like give a little bit of leeway because they know that they're not like a professional lawyer, and.
They don't know. Yeah, they give him a little bit of wiggle room. But David took that wiggle room and he like he pand so much stuff. Yeah, put in so much stuff.
I did court record, Yeah, and I go blick court record that shouldn't be there. And I did notice. I don't know if you noticed, but he was extremely talkative and wordy like he in other words, judge would ask a simple question and instead of giving a simple answer as he can, which is what I think you're supposed to do, he rambled for like ten minutes and didn't the judge like get him back on the rails. Several times he interrupted him to get him back on the rails, so he didn't.
And Guy is counseled. Guy's counsel did the same thing when he went off on the tangent about the confidential agreement, Steven, we have to bring up. Do you remember he was mocking you. It's been some months now, but he was mocking you, and he pretended to be a lawyer and he was like this, like I guess fake Jewish lawyer, and he was like, you know, trying to trying to pretend to be here, and he's he's basically saying things like, the less you say, the better, David.
Do you remember that? Yeah, he totally should. He should have taken his own advice and remembered that skit because he went off the rails today. The less you say the better, David, Well, David, you said a whole bunch of shit today that you should.
Let's let's also for the benefit of the audience, because you and I both know this. So what is it? He has until July thirty first to produce the documents, so. He has until August first.
The judge gave him an extra day until August first. August first, to produce. Why to comply and produce these documents? Correct?
And can I ask a question that you may be aware of the documents that David Wilcock is forced to produce. Are do they get entered into public record and we'll all get to see them? No less, unless Guy's counsel makes a filing and puts them under the record, those discovery productions from David to Guaya will be confidential. It's all stillscript because I'm sure there'll be questions about specific communications to Corey under oath.
Right, no problem is still here. The discovery, the discovery production is confidential. Now we haven't mentioned this yet, so let's go ahead and mention it now. The judge and Guy's counsel said on the court today that David is going to be deposed.
There's going to be a deposition. Oh, that's beautiful. Yeah, if if if the deposition, you know, if if it's not sealed per the judge's protective order, it could potentially go into the public domain. And if Guya makes some kind of filing with part or the whole devision, then that will be on the public record.
Yeah, or if one of the lawyers leaves it. Possibly, But my understanding, party to my understanding is that Guya doesn't have any particular interest to put the deposition in the public record. But I could be wrong. We'll have to see you.
We'll have to wait and. See Christo with a good, good question. I sent a Google drive link to your Facebook messenger with all of the Camelot interviews, Wilcock concluded, has that come through? I don't believe, so I could check my message requests, but the best thing to do is to email me at Truth Seeker Show at gmail dot com.
Here's the email address, Christ and thank you for your kindness. People screw this up. It's one truth Seeker the word show at Gmail always put an extra s or something, so email me the link there. I would love to have that.
That's a treasure trove of early Wilcock archaeology that we could do a separate time. Right, So I guess that the big outcome from today is that David Wilcock kind of lost because he was trying not to produce anything else. Well, he didn't kind of lose. He lost.
He lost big time, completely lost, big loss for him. I mean the judge, the judge expanded Guya's motion to compel. She didn't just grant it an issue of the order. She made it bigger.
Yeah, so he's going to have to produce even more documents. And imagine you've already you know, listen, I don't have any sympathy for David Wilcock, but I will say I can kind of understand if you've already produced twelve thousand pages of documents and they still want more. But I have a feeling that he's trying to not give them the good stuff, you know what I mean? Like, yeah, I mean if he they characterized his production as a.
Docum document, don't that's what you do when they Yeah. He basically just tried to confuse them with as many documents as possible. Yeah, so kind of like good luck getting through all this, you know, right? Do you think that's the strategy, like bury them with paperwork like here, good luck?
Apparently apparently that's been his legal strategy. And apparently when that strategy started, default or his lawyer picked up and left. That's interesting. Yeah, I believe his lawyer just abandoned him in the discovery process.
That's I don't believe that that's the case. I think there has to be I mean, I freely admit this is speculation, but I don't know. I mean, lawyers don't generally just quit in the middle of something if they're getting paid. Why would they quit in the middle of something if.
David's not paying the guy? I mean, it raises all kinds of questions. I mean, David David claims on that his sugar daddy said that they would pay for his legal defense. We also now know as the last couple of streams.
David is admitted that he has a business loan that he's living off of. So he's got credit too, So he's got a sugar daddy. He's got credit. He's not using any of this to get legal counsel, like probably legal counsel.
It doesn't make any sense. Why would he not hire, Like if your lawyer quits in the middle of something for whatever reason. He's saying, the guy's parents are dying. He's dying.
I don't think David realizes how much skin he has in the game. Now. You know, it was repeated in the court today that you know, David is not a defendant in the case. He's not a party that's been charged with anything.
Yeah, I mean David. If David does not comply with the judge's order and satisfy and gaya by August first, he is going to have skin in the game. He's going to have cash penalties, monetary sanctions. Yeah, he'll be.
He be put in contempt of court, right, that's what they generally get. He faces monetary sanctions that the judge could say, Okay, you didn't comply with this order, You're fine ten thousand dollars. Yeah, and you have one week to do it or you're getting another ten k. Yeah.
One of the things that's interesting, and I guess I should ask a worrier about this though, is I thought that you don't have that you have some legal right not to incriminate yourself. But I guess that doesn't apply to a subpoena. They get what they want. And if there's you know, because if these emails between Corey Good and David Wilcock really do show that they were like conspiring to.
Remember, you have the right to not incriminate yourself, but this is not a criminal case. It's the civil case. I get that. Yeah, I guess that's why they he does just like a protection.
He has to produce the documents they want. Yeah. I mean, just like David is saying, oh I have you know, like in the last months or so, he's been saying things like, oh, I have this right under the Constitution and that right. Yeah, those are rights in criminal cases.
This is a civil case. Adam Louisa says, he talks so much about going to court against Stephen and here we are. Well. One of the things that I found interesting is that, remember, David Wilcock is so full of shitty wattles instead of walks, like this is a guy who's bragging that he's going to spend a million dollars in a lawsuit against me, and he has this pretty simple matter, legal matter in federal court, and he can't even hire a lawyer to defend himself.
But he's somehow going to come up with a million to sue me with you know, it doesn't mean yet. And and the lawyer he had, you know, bailed on him. M we found that out today. I didn't know that.
Well, that's what he's claiming. That's what he's claiming. We don't know that for a Guya's counsel was told by Raffi that he's not participating in the process anymore. So it's not just what David guys.
Yeah, yeah, that's right. Anthony Peterson with two dollars says ascension twenty twelve or I mean twenty twenty five. Yeah, and it's twenty twenty five either. I don't know if you caught the last stream, but he's again doubling down that in twenty twenty five, ascension will happen and we're all getting superpowers.
He pushed it back to September because that's when the uh, that's when the autumnal equinoxes. So he pushed it back to an equinox. Well, I think he's going to push it back to December. He's gonna because he's he basically gave himself.
Remember first he said ascension would come, and it's in one of his books. It's in one of those Angel books. Ascension's gonna come by Memorial Day twenty twenty five, which is the end of May. That didn't happen, so he pushed, he kicked the can.
This is what all good grifters do, because that gives him another six months till December to grift off of these morons. And he says, he says crazy things in the Angel book. Steven, I don't know. I don't think you've had a chance to actually go over the Angel books.
Ael Michael, Angel Michael Prophecies. I have a little bit, but it's it's so word salad nonsense that I can't get through it. I can't. So I got finished because the first two were available for free, so I actually read a good portion of them, and I had to review, you know, all of them for a living Stevadi Information for the book I'm writing.
He says crazy things in these books about like Stevadi and stuff like he he claims at one point in one of the books that an investor offered, you know, to buy Stevadi for a billion dollars and they turned him down allegedly. Yeah, that's just an unbelievable story, you know what. And Stephen, they also David Wilcock also writes in one of the Angel books that Stevadi is going to save the world from the Draco said he writes this, Yes, he writes, he didn't say it, he wrote it. Well, yeah, Chrissar built all these spaceships that we could use to battle the Draco reptilians, right, is that what he's saying?
Yes, And so I was. I was forced to address, like in my book what the Draco are briefly and explain to the reader that, you know, they're like a bipedal reptilian being that David thinks they're. Basically the aliens but bigger. Yeah.
Basically, I'm like, it's just you know, strange, awkward things that I'm forced to go through in Mystavdi research because it's just nonsense. Ourp says, look, come September, when we all grow psychic ball sacks out of our foreheads and achieve a high consciousness, You're going to feel really silly, aren't you. Yeah, you know if a psychic if if a psychic ball sag grows out on my head in September, I'm gonna be very disappointed in ascension. Well, you know this, this this thing that David Wilcock is doing.
Though as a YouTube content creator myself, it brings up a lot of questions for me, like does YouTube just allow somebody to use the platform to scan people? Because he sold his anti gravity course and free energy course on YouTube. He promoted on YouTube and he told people if you give me three hundred and thirty three dollars, you'll be able to do it too, meaning you'll be able to do any gravity, you'll be able to do free energy. And then nobody was able to do it.
And now he's telling people, by my course, we're all getting superpowers and ascension is coming by twenty twenty five. When that doesn't happen, it'll be another clear scam that he's run on YouTube. He's basically using YouTube to get victim of his scams, and my thinks the. Example you give doesn't even show that the full depth of it, Stephen.
For the last you know, almost year or so, there have been brief moments in David's live streams where he's talked about investing in Stevadi. People will in his live chat, we'll say, Hi, how do I invest in Stevadi? And David has said things like send us an email and you know, we'll get back to you. But David has also said things like, oh, we have a we have a private placement with some slots lift.
That is very serious. He is advertising securities law. Securities law, the securities law that he's dealing with there. So this isn't just oh, by my course and you'll learn the secrets of anti gravity.
He is skirting securities law. And we know we've gone over on this show before that. In November, STAVIDI filed with the SEC that they've gotten some investors, and Stephen, we identified one of those investors on X and it appears to be let's say, a not so well mentally settled woman who is a big fan of David and watches his streams. Yeah, so there's going to be some problems with the SEC.
I would imagine I don't know if. There will be problems because let's be honest, the SEC is a giant cludge of an organization and they're basically almost useless. I mean, you've seen the movie The Big Short, right. Oh yeah, and they also like a typical example is TTSA.
TTSA defrauded their investor two Stars Academy. They defrauded the investors out of millionllions of dollars that was supposed to be used to build a spaceship, and they didn't do anything they promised. You know, they never got arrested or criminal charges. In my Stavadi, In my Stevadi book, I am I am forced to talk a little bit about TTSA because David Wilcock is sitting in multiple instances that when he got involved with the company, he reached out to Tom DeLong and tried to sell Stavadi to Tom DeLong.
Yeah, And I personally contacted TTSA about the issue and told them I'm writing a book and that I have questions about this, and they directed me to their media department. So I contacted their media department and. That's Tom Delong's sister. Yeah, that's another part of the scam.
Tom Delong's sister allegedly, well we know from we know from the SEC filings, he paid his sister one hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year to be the media rep for TTSA. I've sent twenty seven emails asking questions. She never even replied to me. So how are you?
How are you paying somebody one hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year to deal with media relations and they don't even answer an email, you know. And now I don't feel so bad because I only sent one email and they didn't respond, But. You I sent. I've sent a lot of emails, never got any response, and after a while I would do it just so that I could keep upping the number, Like I could say, I sent ten and I sent another ten with the same questions.
You know, they won't ever answer the question. So that was. Basically like a Lucy in the football. They took all this money from people, and allegedly Tom DeLong spent all the money making that horrible movie like Monsters of Hollywood or whatever.
It's like a horrible b science fiction movie with like monsters in it. He spent all the money on that, not on what they promised the investors. So wait, I'm also forced to talk a little bit about help put Off because Hew put Off is Tom DeLonge partner in TTS. Yeah, you covered this a little bit more recently, but David Wilcock and some people like good Kuberski talk about this guy Ken Shoulders, and they talk you know who I'm talking about, right, Yes, Well, there's certain isstance is where you know, there's this whole conflation between Ken Shoulders and Salvador Pias, which, by the way, I reached out to Salvador Pias and confirmed from him.
He did respond to me that Ken's Shoulders or no one else has anything to do with his patents. Suth's patents are his own. They're the product of his own work. No one has anything to do with them or helped him with them.
And do you believe those patents are at all valid? Because listen, if you could actually do the things that are in those patents, you would win Nobel prizes, You would make billions of dollars. You can't show us anything working. I'm forced to address that in my book and discuss the patent system in the United States, how it works, and how they give out patents.
It's not you don't have to show them at working, right, You do not have to show them at works. They just have to think that someone of reasonable knowledge could do something like that. That's basically that criteria for shooting a patent, other than it being you know. Falsely, falsely say if they didn't if those patents didn't work, they wouldn't get the patent.
That's not the case. But Salve's patents, there's no doubt about it. Salve's patents are his own work. Most of those patents.
By the way, now, Stephen the Navy. If you look at the patents up in the system, the Navy didn't pay the registration fees, and so there's patents have lapsed and they're now, as of twenty twenty three, in the public domain. So if those patents were so valuable, why did the Navy not pay the simple registration fees. That's a big question.
Ken's Shoulders. Back to Ken's shoulders. Ken Shoulders has his own patents. Most of them are assigned to this thing called the Jupiter Toy Company.
Yes, a toy company. That's crazy. And on at least one one of the patents, Stephen, one of the inventors is Hew put Off. That's interesting.
Yeah, there's always that scientology connection too these ways. Right, And I'm forced to address that how put Off was a level six operating Thetan in the Church of Scientology. And I sourced the book that said this. A book came out in the very early eighties saying this about yeah, and he tried to play.
It off that he was just doing research. He was in a site. Now the book, the book that I source, and his wife were high ranking scientologists. The book is called mind Wars.
I think it's called brain Wars or mind Wars. I forget the name the author's name off the top of my head, but the author explicitly writes in the book from the early eighties that help put Off has said he's in the. Church, yeah, and he wrote in it. He also wrote an article in one of the Scientology publications basically saying that he got remote viewing superpowers from taking scientology courses.
He said that. Naturally that I'm also forced to mention briefly the the the Stanford Research Institute SRI, which by the way, has nothing to do with well, well, the Milte viewing and stuff like that is questionable, but SRI has come up with some stuff, Steven, you probably have in your house. Do you do you have a self cleaning of it in your house? I think so.
Yeah, well SRI invented that. Do you have an iPhone? Yeah? Do you have an iPhone with Siri on it?
I don't have an iPhone. Does anyone else in your house have an iPhone with Siri? No? We don't have an eye anything because I poor.
Oh we have an iPad? I think. Well, the Stanford Research Institute invented what turned out to eventually be developed into Siri. Really yeah, pretty interesting, but.
They invented the self cleaning of it. I've got one of those in my house. Well, I guess they're not just total whack of duds with you know, superpowers and fake psychic power. But I just know that SRI is extremely like scammy to me or grifty.
They wasted a lot of government money on people doing magic. The reason the reason that they have that that opinion is because of the whole house put off, you know, remote viewing research kerfuffle that is highly questionable. That's the reason that they have that that that reputation in some parts. You know, uh, I forgot but there's a few clips from last week's stream.
Do you want to go through those? Yeah, I mean we might as well. I mean we weren't quite talking about the case today because we haven't even talked about the Corey Good portion. Oh well, yeah, go ahead, what do you want to what do you want to share with the audience about that?
So after after like the first fifty or so minutes which was purely on David, the second half of the hearing really dealt with Corey Good and you know, a dispute matter on his discovery that guy had brought to the court's attention. So he took some l's today too. The TLDR is. Yeah, the judge issued two verbal orders on Corey and his attorney to produce documents, and the judge specifically ordered is attorney Valerie in Narrows to review all of the stuff that she's already given them because the judge thinks it's suspect.
Wow, that's interesting. Yeah, So that's a big loss for Corey and it was also interesting during this hearing. And she has until July thirty first. The judge gave David an extra day to August first, but val has till July thirty first to comply with the orders, and the judge said multiple times her medical issues and her pregnancy are no excuse anymore.
Yeah, I was just going to bring that up. So she was basically using her pregnancy and her recently having I think she had her daughter premature six weeks early, and then she went out on maternity leave, and the judge specifically basically said, well, you work for a law firm, get your get your shit together, and get another attorney at your firm to handle this in your absence, right and. Then and then she responded by saying that at her firm there are no litigating attorneys that are actually admitted to the Colorado Federal Court. Well that's interesting, Yeah, that is interesting.
And I reached out. I actually reached out to Valerie's new firm and asked them if anyone you know was going to be appearing in her stead at this hearing, and I never got a response. Might be because nobody can. Well, also Valerie and Aros, whose Corey Goods attorney and sister of Teresa and Arrows, who had a bad falling out with the Corey good cult, which is crazy that her sister is.
Yeah, the whole dynamic. The whole dynamic between Teresa and Valerie and Naros is verysterious, mysterious and cult. Yeah, but uh, but the lawyer you narrows, Corey Good's lawyer has stayed at multiple times that Corey can't afford to pay her. So maybe maybe she can't hand off stuff to other attorneys in the office because Corey's not paying.
He's not paying. Can you imagine being Valerie going to some other lawyer in the office be like, Yo, can can you appear at this hearing for me and do it for free? Yeah, for my for my cult leader who claims that he time shuttles. And I'm sure the partners, I'm sure the partner attorneys and associate attorneys at that law firm would just love to get that request.
Oh can you do this for free? Yeah? Attorneys. Not only are attorneys not cheap, they certainly don't work for free unless there's some good cause that they want to represent somebody pro bono.
Like you know, I used to work for an attorney that was a criminal defense attorney, and once in a while he'd catch wind of a case that he thought was grave injustice and the guy didn't have any money so he would he would get involved. You know, there's there's some good ones. I guess I don't think Corey's I don't think Corey's lawsuit that he initiated was lost. She lost every case.
Basically, she lost. She lost every case, and she's person she's on the hook joined several liability for the attorney's fees that are due to to c W. Chanter. And we haven't actually gotten the ruling yet on guy on the guy individual's attorney's fees, but I assume, based on the information that I'm aware of, that if the judge wards, they will lose and and her and Corey will both be jointly and severally liable for.
Those Maybe she should have thought, and here's the thing, Corey. Doesn't have any money, so I guess val is gonna have to pay up. Yeah, and let's talk about Corey Good for a minute, because he was bragging that he was going to be on this big podcast to launch his documentary ninth and never happened. It never hary Corey did say.
I think last week he posted there there is now an IMDb page for the documentary. Yeah, but anybody you may want to bring that up for the audience. Anybody can anybody can do that though. Right, that doesn't mean any Just making an IMDb page doesn't mean that your film is going to be distributed or that it's going to earn a single penny.
Yeah, and Corey's last live stream was one year ago. It looks like, well he he does live streams on Ascension Works TV, but that he no longer he no longer puts them on YouTube. Everything is bhind a paywall now because he knows that people like yourself and also the Hidden and Plane Sight podcast you know, review those those videos under a fair use, and Corey doesn't like that. Yeah, so everything, he put everything behind a paywall.
Now. The last thing that's the only thing that's not behind a paywall is Mike Wiskowsky's prayer meetings. Nice well, his stupid. His last video was two months ago, discussing the new documentary Beyond Disclosure.
Yeah, and I'll look for that IMDb page, you know. Yeah, if you look at query good at IMDb, it's up there. Now if I could, Yeah, I'll see. If I can't find it, yeah, I got it, I got it.
I can share it. Yeah. But this Corey bragged about this thing, for years, and where is it, like what where is it going to be streaming YouTube? We don't we don't know that yet.
And I seriously that'll stream on YouTube because he's just not going to make any money off it. Yeah, I mean I think I think the money YouTube the way that they I know, revenue is in clicks per mill which is basically how many how many like how many cents you get per thousand views or something like that. And I mean if he even got fifteen thousand views, he's not going to get that much money. He says that the release date is August first, twenty twenty five, but.
That's only in Canada, right, If you'll notice, it says August for distributortrib yeah, Castle Mountain something, and the production company is Polyscoope. But it's interesting. It's interesting if you look at the producers that are listed, they're his talent agency. His talent agency are given credits as producing this film.
He says. And it says the budget was two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. I find that very hard to believe. Well, it's I mean, Corey didn't pay that, so I mean maybe, right, he doesn't have that kind of money.
His corporate entity is bankrupt per his lawyer. His lawyer is not getting paid per his lawyer. And if you look up the corporate filings in Colorado for the Sphere Being Alliance or whatever it is or what was it, a Good Enterprise Solutions, the corporation is not in good standing. It's inactive because they haven't cured whatever tax or filing problem is there.
Yeah, I mean he doesn't have any Yeah, I have an LLC. And if you don't file for a certain amount of time your corporate taxes or whatever they charge you to have that LLC, they make it inactive. Mine's always active. And that's what happened to one of his entities in Colorado.
His other entities like Ascension Works TV, those are still in good standing last time I checked. Well that's interesting. Well let's get to the clips here. We have lots of sizzle, right I bring the sizzle today or what?
Oh man, I found out there's a there's a tag on the back of this. Can you see he and his wife's was again John Dollar's okay, And there's there's a QR code and everything. I think we should we should take a moment to mention how far we've gone here in his descent into madness. He's wearing eighteen dollar robes bathrobes and he's not taking the tags off.
So how are we supposed to interpret that? Is he taking this back to the store and getting his money back after this dream? Like could be right? There was a there was an episode of that.
There was a there was a comedy show with the scientology lady and she she started doing that. She started shopping and just returning it after the seven days with supper or whatever. Maybe he watched that he was like, yeah, I don't have to buy sizzled robes. I could just borrow them from the store and return them.
Maybe he's that broke John. You know, if it gets worse, you know what the next stage is, Right, he's just gonna start stealing stuff from the store like Guanona Ryder. He's just gonna start stealing clothes. We're gonna see a news article crazy man caught stealing clothes from the women's department.
Spooky says thinks it's fun to have a plastic tag on clothing. Has to be able to see himself while streaming, says YouTube is targeting him. Says I've had a bereavement, he says, with a shit eating grin. Friend died doesn't want to release her name, so it calls her Brianna.
And oh, by the way, I do want to address that this idiot said he can't release this girl's name because then the evil Stephen will go harass her family. And I just want to say, like, I would never do anything like that. Is such a ridiculous statement to say, Oh, yeah, I'm just gonna call some dead girl's family and make fun of them or something like, what kind of fucking monster is he trying to portray me as? Right, that's a clear attempt to try to paint me as some kind of a monster.
I would never harass somebody's family if they had a tragic death in their family. He has to send across the message that everything is the fault of the big bad Steven. Yeah, exactly, exactly. But you know, you know that old saying John, three things cannot long be hidden, the sun, the moon, and the truth.
So he's just delaying the inevitable when this all comes crashing down. But let's see what else he has to say about his sizzle clothing. To have a jacket that's got I'm trying to make sure I can see myself. You guys, it's being very finicky.
Now hold on a second, let's just try to get this right. He's got to see himself the stream. John, Well, I guess my video is going to be way off. But that's okay.
YouTube is doing very very strange things. Won't let me work the way I used to work. I don't know if they've just changed. He's being nasty to YouTube, but YouTube is giving him the platform to make his the only income that he's generating these days.
Yeah, and by the way, YouTube is his sugar daddy. If YouTube was paying me two hundred and fifty eight thousand dollars a year, I wouldn't have anything bad to say about them, you know. It's one of those things. Anyway, Welcome to the show.
This is David Wilcock. I'm so glad to be here today. This woman who we will give her a pseudonym because of this stalker I have who goes after everybody and their families, but her name, will call her Brianna. And she did an impossible ski slope and died trying to ski down this slope.
And by the way, John, people found that case, Yeah, I saw it. I actually telling the truth, you know, about one thing on his whole stream. According to the news reports that I've seen, and apparently you've also seen, the woman was I think thirty four years old. Yeah, she felt that, David said.
David said that he had like a sixteen year relationship with her. By the way, he does say here that it was not a romantic relationship. Okay, there was no romance, but he claims to have had a sixteen year relationship with this thirty four year old woman. That would put her age at the beginning of the relationship somewhere around seventeen to eighteen years old.
Oh that's something else. Lord Ludacris is here and says Buffalo Bill looking weirdo. Great show tonight, Buffalo Bill. Oh from a Yeah, have of a lecter series.
And it's it's been intense, you know, it's been a very intense process. You ever noticed John that every week he finds something to get his followers to feel sorry for him about. It's like every week, right, Oh, my friend, he needs the super chats, so whatever he can, whatever he can say. You're dopatheze.
Yeah, yeah, I found out on Tuesday and I've had a spring. And this happened back in April and he just now found out about it. It must not have been a very close friend. It actually happened in May.
The news report I saw happened in May. Oh, man, you're right, but yeah, he didn't claim until the end of June that he was breathing. So I initially thought that maybe he would use this incident in his bereavement, his newfound bereavement to try and somehow delayed the court hearing. But it didn't happen.
Is he wearing the same sizzle clothes as last week? We got the right side around the big toe and then on the ball underneath. No, we had a synchronicity. John.
I don't know if you heard, but when I was at the cabin over the weekend, I fell off a ten foot ladder and I sprained my ankle. I mean. Psychic attack. Yeah, you got a psychic attack.
Man. It was a little weird the way the ladder went down. I jumped off of it to like avoid if I think. I just thought, if I ride this ladder down, it's going to be worse because there's rocks and boulders below the ladder.
So I jumped off at ten feet and I didn't land very good. I've been hobbling around since Saturday. Right, But that so you got hurt because of an incident involving, you know, heights in a ladder. Apparently David hurt his little foot just getting out of his office chair or something.
Yeah, he hurt his toe. He sprained his toe. I couldn't walk right, and I've had extreme pain. Just the pain is so strong when you're lying in bed that you just basically have to fall asleep in extreme pain.
This guy makes two hundred and fifty eight thousand dollars a year. You think if he during his foot, he would go to the fucking doctor. And by the way, I didn't go to the doctor for one very specific reason. The last time that I had an incident like this, I jumped off the stage and I sprained my ankle, but I was so full of adrenaline that I didn't don't even feel it until the show was over, right, And I mean I knew I didn't land right, but then I spent like nine hours in an er waiting, and then they gave me motrin and an ace bandage.
So I didn't want to go through that again. So you know what I did. I gave myself motrin and I had an ACE bandage in my medkit. And they charged you for three thousand dollars for that motrin and ACE bandage.
Right, yeah, yeah, and I have one in my medkit. So I. David's about to tell us how he dealt with it. He's back on the marijuana, He's back onana.
Yes, so it hasn't been the greatest, but uh, all things considered, you know, thank you for your condolences. I do appreciate that. Sorry to hear that. Stay strong anyway, thank you for all your help, thank you for all your support.
I decided that even though I've got very imminent legal issues going on and all these other things is happening, I'm not going to stop the show. This is my job. I need to be here. I have I want to make a people.
Is my job. Yes, he's He's saying, Oh, you guys are lucky. I'm streaming because I have all these legal issues and all this other stuff. He is, he is so full of ship.
He has to stream. He say, his mortgage, his mortgage, yes, six thousand dollars a month. He needs the super chats. Where did you hear doing He mentioned that mortgage.
Yeah, previously mentioned that his mortgage is six thousand a month, which based based on the price of his house and and how much is down payment allegedly was by the way, he got that from a whale donor. You got someone else's money for a down payment. So based on the price of his house and like property taxes and insurance and stuff. Yeah, six thousand a month sounds right.
Yeah, but he needs the super chats. He needs them. No, Yeah, he's making it out like he's a good soldier here. I need I need your money.
Richard Whitney, I need your money. I need your money. Roger Zubarik. Yeah, well where is Tarotina?
We haven't seen her. It's been he died somebody. I feel and it's my source of income. And if I don't do it on Sunday, then a lot of you guys end up missing me.
Yeah, we all miss him. Not many clips. We'll see we can't get him. I'm not unhappy, he says David Wilcock, talking about someone he says was a friend and compares it to.
Remember when he says when he says these things in this way, like I'm not unhappy. The way you should translate that is he's incredibly miserable. Yeah, I love it too, Like, Oh, I lost a friend and she had this terrible tragic accident, falling down a big ski slope and dying from head trauma. But I hurt my little toe.
John, I hurt my little toe, So that's almost as bad as being dead. You know, it's so stupid. Not unhappy, Uh, it is sad when you lose somebody like this. And I also realized that I wouldn't take risks like that with my life.
You know you want to Well, he really sounds like, yeah, dying, you don't take unnecessary risks. You don't get yourself in trouble, you don't commit stupid crimes that you could easily be caught for. You don't commit any crimes. That's the whole way I've lived my life.
It's like in Olympic Yeah, he's trying to convince himself that what he does is not a criminal thing. He's never he's never done anything wrong, He's never done anything This guy has saw Thomas crowned David Toms, Thomas crowned David Hey and by the way, David do you think that selling people completely fake stories for five years with Corey Good is not a form of consumer fraud because most legal David, Yeah, Blue Ego, David, You're fucked. He is so fucked. This guy, Olympic athlete of spirituality.
So when I lose somebody like this, I mean, she and I walked together for probably a total of three weeks after dinner last year. I shared with her a lot of things that were confidential. Now she's gone, so you know, it's just it's very intense, you guys. I gotta say, I haven't really lost.
I've been very lucky in that I haven't really lost that many people in my life. Who were, you know, people I cared about and who I knew, and who were around my age. In her case, she's younger, we know, we know. Apparently she was seventeen when you met her.
Slimedball. He claims it was never. Romantic, definitely an intense experience. And then to have to go through this pain thing.
I mean, I I have not been able to walk. I had to use crutches throughout the first part of the week. What pussy John. I twisted my ankle so bad that I could barely walk.
You know what I did. I put icy hot and a band a bandage on and I kept working all Sunday, all Saturday. All Sunday, I just hobbled around and finished what I had to do. What a pussy.
I think he misses the days when Beth was around and she would, you know, tend to all of his needs. I think he misses that. Oh I can imagine. Yeah, then a cane.
Now I can walk around without a cane. But the pain in my foot was so bright that just the minute that. You lie down in bed. Yeah, I couldn't put my fucking shoe on on Sunday to drive home, John, I had to drive home with one shoe because I couldn't get it over my fucking my foot.
It was all swollen. Pillow where I'd hold my foot off the bed because the pressure of the foot on the mattress is like so freaking intense apart from all of the uh, the heartache that I've had, and this was very devastating. I mean, don't get me wrong, like losing Brianna was a shock. We can tell you're grieving so bad.
Yeah, he looks like he's so sad over. This opened to her more than anybody else since my divorce. And she's freaking totally dead. I mean, like, this is so insensitive to say something like that.
I'm glad. I'm glad he clarified. Totally dead, guys. Totally dead guys.
I'm glad he clarified that she's totally dead and not just like half that partially dead. Yeah, her ski descent through something called a shoot. She had lost control, and so I would imagine that. I like how he's talking about like the manner of her death, like, oh yeah, it's just such an awful like she went down this ski slope and it was like totally vertical and it was totally illegal.
Like he's just talking about this, giving all this, all these details, and I'm just while you don't seem like you're grieving, Yeah, you know, you know, I don't. I don't understand that. I don't understand taking risks with your life where you might not win, but you want that rush and you're willing to go to that extent. And that's that's the type of I.
Mean, people die skiing. I mean, look it happened to Sunny Bono. Uh. Formula one racer Michael Schumacher.
He got into a skiing accident and now he's basically I hate to use this term, but he's basically a vegetable. Vegetable. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm skiing. Skiing is dangerous.
You should wear a helmet. My cabin is right near Blue Mountain skiing area where it's like there's so much there's so many ski areas right near my cabin. And once in a while one of my yeah, it's pokings. Once in a while, one of my friends that skis is like, oh man, you hit the slopes every every winter, and I go, fuck no, because you know I can ski.
I have skied, but I don't like it. It's I think it's dangerous. You could fall this or something. You know, it's dangerous.
I had a few spills when in my younger years when I was skiing, and I just said to do that. That and parachuting are two things that I would not do unless I absolutely had to. Right now, we have criminal behavior on this planet. People who get off on make sure I'm not missing your donations.
People who get off on. Yeah, he had to make sure he wasn't missing the donations. John, that's to be fair to David. You know, he's doing what he needs to do because those donations are the only reason he streams, and he needs them.
Do you know, until until I started pointing out that he never reads any super chats or even thanks. To people, he never did it before. For years, he never even acknowledged it. Used to drive me crazy because I'd watched his streams and I'd noticed.
I hate to be a pocket watcher, but it's hard not to notice. He would get four thousand dollars in one stream and he wouldn't even give like a general thanks for the support guys or anything like that, let alone read them like he It's almost as if he didn't know that people were donating at all. He's so stupid or that as a as a show host, you're supposed to acknowledge the contributors, you know, I don't know. It's just weird that he never read a super chat until I started busting his balls about it constantly.
I did it for every show, every show for a while. And you know, that's another type of a rush. That's different than skiing down this massive, almost nine degree angle slope that's so freaking long. I mean, the thing's illegal.
She did something illegal. It's almost as if he's blaming her for dying. Yeah, he keeps. Coming into these details of the manner of her death.
Is he about to say, Oh, she fell down the mountain and she felt like a rag doll in her body, like just splatted at the bottom. I gonna say that. Yeah, totally gross. So tell us more about Brianna.
Well, I don't want to give away too much, so that Steven starts harassing her family, because that's usually what he does. Oh yeah, I'm gonna harass the family of a dead woman. U asshole? What asshole you are, David Wilcock.
You're a stumbat. You're a giant douche, David, he is a giant douche. Right, and Spooky says, I would like to know the basis for the assumption that Stephen would harass some random dead woman's family. Oh wait, there is none.
It's simply a plot device in his ego validation session. And somebody shows the article woman killed in Palisades Tahoe. So see that, David, we found her. Nobody's harassing her family, you dumb ass.
But good. I don't we try try to paint he is a monster. Yeah, that Tahoe article. That's the wrong article.
The woman who we believe is what David is referring to, she died in Banff in Canada. Oh okay, all right, then that might be the wrong article. Okay, But it's interesting that he's trying to paint me as such a monster that I would harass some random dead woman's family because she was somehow connected to David Wilcock. It's absolute you you killed.
It's I mean, according to David, you killed Virginia jew phrase. So you know, oh yeah, I belved in took her out, so yeah, yeah. And he's extremely vicious. But this guy says I'm vicious.
He's the one who told everybody I'm a child predator and a Satan worshiper and he's going to sue me and get me the death penalty. But he's calling me vicious. Don't forget you're also a terrorist and a hacker. I'm a terrorist and a hacker, just as bad as the unibomber.
And yes that she was somebody I really cared about and we had I know, I mean I was walking with her every night for weeks, and uh, you know, she means a lot to me. So it's it's it's shocking, it's yeah, we could tell. Yeah, she she she meant so much to him that he's going to use her to garner sympathy donations. That's how much she meant to him.
To process that. You know, we were talking about Stevati. She was in that video that I shot. Oh he was trying to get her to invest in Stevadi.
Oh oh okay, yeah that makes sense. Not the one speaking, but she was actually there in that video. So if you go back and watch the video where I'm doing the Northern Lights, you know she was in that crowd. Now, we didn't fool around, there was no romantic activity or anything like that.
I just want to be clear on that. Well, why does he have to be? Is that my choice? Or or.
Maybe she wouldn't put out, But you know, based on what David has said, David has trouble putting out. So yeah, absolutely, David has trouble getting in the mood so to speak. Yes, So those that are already not aware, David Wilcock basically says that he's allergic to vaginas. They make him feel sick when he starts getting near the JJ.
He starts just getting ill. But we just had a very nice brother and sister type of friendship that had gone on for many, many years. And it's really really shocking. So I, you know, don't know what to tell you except to say that between my foot and this, it's been a very rough week.
Be honest, there's other reasons why you're having a rough week. Yeah, that big l you took in court today might have something to do with it. I think it is possible Stephen might have killed this woman and stage it is a ski accident. Yeah.
See, the conspiracy just grows too far. It's like, it's well, it's your fault. It's growing, buddy, it's your fault. There's a conspiracy in your audience.
Sea And he didn't have to read that comment, you know, he didn't have to read that comment, but he chose. Yeah, we see how broken up David is. He laughs. It's all her fault.
She probably got really messed up. He's so sensitive. I wonder what her family would think about Wilcock. My sillial network through the entire audience that mushrooms up in all these funny ways of conspiracy theories.
I know. I mean, she she was skiing with two other people. I don't know if there's a criminal investigation, because the whole point. Is, well, she's dead.
It's not like she can go to jail. Yeah, exactly goes straight down for a really long way, which is basically what this is. And you know, there's lots of cool places to visit in Canada, and there's places that skiers might want to go because they think it's awesome, but it's actually like super duper dangerous. And so she went to one of these and she didn't make it that this whole second half of the way down.
She was probably completely out of her incarnation by then. I would imagine it's really really intense. It's such a weird way to go too, because probably, I mean, you know, what happened to her on the way down after that? Probably nothing good.
See, I must be psychic, because I was saying earlier that he's gonna start talking about like the manner she died in. Yeah, and here she here is split the body literally, Yeah, she she was splatter way down the mountain. Yeah. And then you know, I don't want to say it, but you probably will.
Yeah. Her loss has me far more confident about my own safety. However, her loss. This is how does this make any sense?
Because this world died. I feel much safer now. David has been Listen. This is all David has to say is well, I don't go skiing, so I'm not going to die like that, and that's reasonable.
Buffalo Sponse says, if Stevadi gets funded with eight hundred and twenty nine billion dollars, I will tap my tits off and eat them on camera. And Sector says, I'm so spiritual and connected to the universe that all I need is money and all my problems go away. And I realized that all these things I've been worrying about, all these apparent threats that I have, and there's this legal thing. In that legal thing, it's not dangerous.
There's really no going on. Well, actually there is something going on already. Got your company's not about to be he he's. Getting through more and more stages of approval.
Because there is no deal. There is no deal. It's Stabati's stringing him along because he's starting to want his money back that he put into this ship ball company that's never produced an airplane and never will. Yeah, I think that this is David's form of catharsis He says these things on stream like to his audience, as his own way of personally internalizing it and trying to convince himself that it's all okay.
He's going to get Yeah, everything. Fine next week, the money's coming through, and John, I again, I can only relate things to my own experience. You know, every every business deal that I've ever had, you sign a contract, or you negotiate the terms, you sign the contract, and then money changes place right after. You know, there's none of this like six week week wait or you know it was it a month ago that he said they got an eight hundred and twenty nine billion dollar deal, right, I mean I.
Go into this into my book. But Stevadi has a history of faking contracts. Yes, we've showed the example which is fraud, especially why you're soliciting public investments. Right, I would think it's a whole other bag.
Yeah, it's a whole other bag capitalization And it's fine. I'm gonna be able to pay off all my debts. We're gonna be able to make everybody happy. You know, anybody that I owe money to, anybody, our company owes money to all that is about to be taken.
Care of no, it's not now, it's not. All those court cases are still open, the judgments are still against Stavadi. Listen, listen. They didn't even pay their fucking accountant.
But he said everything's going to be fine. We're gonna pay They. Didn't pay their their accountant. And that six hundred and fifty thousand dollars mortgage that was due all the way back in December of twenty twenty one, that that hasn't been satisfied either.
And I don't know if we talked about this on the show yet or not, but that mortgage holder that holds that mortgage they appeared to before closing on Stevadi. Stevadi could have a second foreclosure upon them. So they're gonna end up being a million dollars in debt very soon if that goes well. They already they already are They already are a million dollars in debt, Steve.
There'll be two million then, because I know they owe the investor that's suing them five they have seven million in debt. Great if we take their secured and unsecured debt obligations against them. I mean, Dimitrov alone is the a million is the million dollar principal plus five million in profit interest. That's six million dollars alone.
Wow. Oh man, you can't make this stuff up, John, It's like it writes itself. Oh and by the way, I don't I don't know if I think we forgot to mention this earlier. At the end of the part of the hearing that that they'll with David Wilcox's issue, the judge and guy asked David Wilcock if he was going to be retaining an attorney in the future, and David said, yeah, he's gonna He wants them to send everything to Stevadi's attorney.
So that's an incredible admission. David is basically saying that Stevadi's attorney is now going to handle his personal legal matters. It's a big question mark. And two, David also said he was trying to get Valerie and Narrows to represent him.
Yeah, that doesn't make any sense. Why would you get the attorney that once threatened to sue you for Corey Good to represent you? Because because VAL's doing it for Corey for free, so David probably thinks she can do it for him for free too. Yeah, well, I need a lawyer.
You want to represent me for free. Yeah, you're you're not busy enough for representing Corey for years for free. Right before the moment that it's happened, everything negative happens all at the same time. I got his foot injury, my friend dies.
We got two different legal things going on. Yeah, this didn't happen all at the same time. Those legal issues happened years ago. The guy, I think that happened all the way back in twenty seventeen, twenty eighteen.
Ye, this didn't just happen all at the same time. David Wilcock stopped lying. He's lying. You know he's lying because his mouth is moving.
And that's that's the way life is man. So uh after, that's the way life is for you, because yeah, it is tough. So if you live it's so tough money, then you are free from anxiety. Well, let's just unpack that.
John. He just said if you live with integrity, then you are free from anxiety. So so he's anxiety bridden every week, isn't he? Or is it just the antithesis of this statement we can see is if you don't live with integrity, then you're full of anxiety, and that applies to David.
He seems full of anxiety every week. Yeah, he's trying to he's trying to tell myself. He's trying to tell himself he's a good person, and then it's all gonna be okay. It's not gonna be okay, David.
This is karma. Karma. That train, absolutely it's coming. It's on the tracks.
I feel it. You can put your finger on the tracks and feel the train of come. Yeah. I was just about to say that.
Yes. Apollo Apolumn one oh one, two thousand and six says David has given his po box for fools to mail him checks and money orders. He doesn't report this to YouTube, Stephen and John is just breaking the rules. Once a cheat, always won.
I don't think he's required to report it to YouTube, but if. He's required to report it to I R S. Yeah. I think if it's over five thousand dollars in gifts, I think that's the limit.
Really, I'm not. I'm not a tax attorney. I'm not. I'll ask my wife, she's an accountant, and I think if you get over I think it's three thousand or five thousand in gifts, in monetary gifts, then that's you're expecting to report it.
Well, thank you for kindness, and Eva Cruz with one ninety nine and one for the goal. Good to see you here, longtime audience member. Thank you for the support. We'll continue our journey here.
I just think it's funny that he's telling people, if you live with integrity, you're free from anxiety. You're literally selling people a false ascension for the third time in your career. He ran the ascension is coming soon scam leading up to two thousand and again leading up to twenty twelve. Now he says ascension is coming in twenty twenty five.
All three times, give me money and I'll help you prepare for the coming ascension. Does he not understand that there's no integrity in scamming people for fake prophecies. You know, it's funny because when I read the initial complaint in the Dimitrov lawsuit, they're not suing Stevadi and charging them with acting with integrity. They're just so them for breach of contract, fraud, fraud in the inducement, breach of the covenant of good faith and fair dealing.
Yeah, they're not being sued because they're acting with integrity. They're being sued because. They yeah, they have no integrity. You are correct and seeing how the metaphor of tooth Dek translates into global picture.
Again, this predicted the bunker buster bomb strikes those government's being presented to the young child. And again, our company just made a huge deal. We don't have the money yet, but we're about to get it right now. I'm still totally freaking broke, as I say every week, we don't have the money, and I'm broke.
We don't have the money and I'm broke, So keep some super chats. Yes, well, and I wrote that before they use the bunker buster bombs. Notice the date, it's the eleventh, that was before that happened. It's a very significant tooth Deka in his mouth.
It's this decay that we are wishing unfilling in the present moment. And this again says our company smile will be fixed when we get funded. And everything every ambiguous Angel statement or every ambiguous Angel interpretation applies reads it is Oh, I guess that means I'm getting money tomorrow. Mm hm, talk about false hope.
I'm pretty sure, Steven, I'm pretty sure that angels in heaven don't use money. Don't think you are correct. And you said he is desperate, and he probably thinks that sharing his financial troubles with the audience is a form of catharsis. Yep.
And Buffalo's box says hilarious that his teeth are fake and he's talking about tooth decay. Oh and the last one here. So son, you want peace, son, how about a piece of my mind? You think you're talking to mysterious beings and you think that you're essentially in cloud to just watch love.
Let's really examine the scope of what you're trying to say here, son, because I'll tell you it's not line enough for dear old daddy. Because if you talk about angels and you're a damn fruitcake, and you were already pushing the line on that fairy show. Son, So wait a minute, are you trying to. Tell us something?
Boy? I don't know what the heck is going on in your head, So help me. God, you sure do have a vivid imagination. And I never intended to raise some kind of angel food cake, because let me tell you something, it's not every day that I start piecing together the tools of figuring out what's happening in your life, and I have to actually ask you, Son, are you having some type of romantic involvement a relationship with a goddamn chat pot.
Together? Son, you're talking about how much I. Forgot, David. David, you don't have a you don't have a relationship with it chatbot, but you clearly claim that you have relationships with angels.
Yeah, it doesn't make any sense. I forgot. I had a better clip of this from h Bomb with the gay and Aider. So, Son, you want peace, Son, how about a piece of my mind?
You think you're talking to mysterious Beard and you think that you're a sentsion cloud who just wants love. Let's really examine the scope of what you're trying to say here, Son, because I'll tell you it's not lining up for dear old Daddy. Because if you talk about angels and you're a damn fruit cake, and you are already pushing the line on that fairy show. Son, So wait a minute, are you trying to tell us something?
Boy? I don't know what the heck is going on in your head? Show Help meet God. You sure do have a VID imagination.
And I never intended to raise some kind of angel food cake angel, because let me tell you something, it's not every day that I start piecing together tools of figuring out what's happening in your life and I have to actually ask you, son, are you having some type of romantic involvement a relationship with a goddamn chat bo I've been piecing together to clues. Son, you're talking about how much you loved Ai, the I kings for wanting you to talk to it, and you're just spending all this time. Are you in a relationship? Son?
God darn it, the level of anger. It just overwhelms me. I am so pissed off right now that my eyes can barely even see anything. Your mother and I are profoundly, profoundly disappointed.
Ugh, gosh, there's something wrong with this guy. There's just something wrong with him, like the fact that he makes power Point slides about total nonsense ship that he's going to say, you know, like, I don't know if somebody's asking me, like, what is this fascination with these I think he thinks if he puts it on a slide, it's more meaningful or more. The slide true slide. The slide is nothing really more than a narrative tool.
See David. I mean, these presentations have gotten ridiculously long. They've gotten like five hours long, even longer, like one was almost six. Hours, and he's just repeating the same slot every week.
David has to make these slides not just for his own use to keep him cellf on track, but to keep the audience engaged. That's really what the purpose of the slides are. Anthony's right, there's really nothing in them. There's no substance.
Anthony Peterson says, please study acting, it would be less grading. I can't. I can't say I disagree, And dj D says the gay and neat or for the win, thank you for kindness, both of you. So what do you think is gonna happen here?
John? Is he going to produce the documents the Guya wants or is he gonna be in court again? And has David has a choice to make. Is is he going to satisfy Gaya in the court by August first or is he going to choose not to do that in some form or fashion.
Yeah, he chooses. If he chooses to satisfy them, then you know he will minimize probably his skin in the game. I think David Willcock does like AI chatbots. Charlie tell troll is pointing out why chat pots don't have ginas so they won't make him sick.
John, Yeah, but neither does an archangel. So well, a lot of people think that archangels are sexless or angels are sexless. Well, that means they don't have vagina. Yeah, maybe that's by the way, David is David is mocking like that.
Recent there was a recent news article that came out about like people going crazy, like literally going insane because they overuse AI. And I'm just thinking to myself when I'm listening to David talk about this, like, Okay, David, you don't use an AI chatbot, but an angel told you to bath to piss in your own bathtub and bathe in it. Yeah? Did that?
Is that a whole lot? I mean, it would be much different if that chatbot told you to do that. It's the voices. The whole thing is crazy.
Like That's that's why I think it's funny when he says things like he's going to sue me, Like I'm not allowed to go on the internet and say this guy is crazy because he's listening to voices in his head that are telling him to take bands in his own piss and scam people like it just makes it's so stupid, it makes no sense, Like you know, oh, an angel gave you this secret sacred knowledge and Angels of God are just perfectly okay with you putting it behind a three hundred dollars paywall. It makes me think about his moro on followers, like, how dumb do you have to beleeve be to believe that an angel would give a career long scammer secret sacred knowledge and then be okay with him selling it to morons on the internet. You know, we know, we know Shadow of Ra has problems with him. Now, Yeah, Shadows of Vezra's making fun of him and his time traveling dinosaur bullshit right, well.
And David and David claimed to have message Shadow, and apparently Shadow told David like all that stuff about Shadow being in the military. Being in the Alliance it's not true. Told him it's it's not true, and then David he still doesn't believe it. David pretended to be like kind of like traumatized from that whole thing, and then David basically pulled his audience.
If they still want him to do the EZRA slides. And yes, yeah, do you still want me to pretend that this guy's part of my fictional alliance group? Nelson Morales says, Oh my god, I can't believe how low he has fallen from when she he. I like how they gave both pronouns like they're not sure if Ocock is a Sheeri was on Ancient Aliens.
I used to watch that crap. Stephen is a great host. This kills David Etta. Thank you for your kindness, Nelson Morales, very very kind of you.
So this is a big loss for Corey Good today, and this is a big loss for David Wilcock as well today because it was like, it looks bad. For both of them again. I think the biggest intrigue coming out of this whole thing is the fact that David revealed the existence of the confidential or was confidential agreement between him and Gaya about the whole thing back in twenty eighteen, twenty nineteen. Yeah, I would to check him out out.
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So I'm I can't wait to see what happens next. This is like the worst soap opera ever. But you can't I can't stop John, I got to find out. Like waiting for Stevadi to totally implode on itself and go bankrupt or go defunct.
I'm waiting for twenty twenty five to end with no ascension so that I'll be able to say that David Wilcox scammed everybody with the Ascension is coming soon, scammed three times now. You know, it's going to be interesting to see what he does after that, Like, how do you come back from that when everybody's gonna know you scammed everybody three times with Ascension is coming and it didn't come. You know, David's ascension and his own you know, his own sort of spiritual or whatever context on his life streams, that's a separate issue from Stebadi. If we can reach the end of twenty twenty five and there will be a new as engine.
But Stevadi hasn't declared bankruptcy yet, and I think David will, you know, all things being equal, would probably just continue doing what he's doing. You know, if Stevadi does declare bankruptcy at some point. He's going to have to acknowledge it, right, I don't know. I don't know Steven.
I think he might just stop streaming and we won't see him for a while, because if they declare bankruptcy, he would have to know that it's all over. Chet has a very good question, and did David violate the confidential agreement by disclosing the confidential agreement? Very possibly, Lord Pole. I think I would think if it's a confidential agreement, you're not supposed to talk about the agreement, right.
That's why it's called the confidential agreement. Yeah, Like, I once had a job that, let's just say wasn't I don't know the right word. Let's say they were a little shady and they decided that they were going to get rid of a bunch of people within the company, so they basically paid everybody off, and I had to sign this agree that I was one of the people that they got rid of. But they were doing so much shady shit.
I think that they paid everybody off and made everybody sign an NDA and a confidentiality agreement that we wouldn't discuss anything that we knew about the workings of the company or their business dealings or something like that. And in that agreement, you're not even allowed to acknowledge that you signed that agreement if somebody asked you or something like that, Like, it's totally. Not you're not allowed to. It's so strict you're not even allowed to reveal the existence of the NDA itself.
Yeah. Yeah, Naka with four ninety nine says, any good lawyer would tell him to shut up, but he can't because it's his only income. Willcome Willcock is a living catch twenty two. As we said, any lawyer worth their salt would have told David to shut up.
The problem is David decided to doud get a lawyer. He shut up the court completely bare back and. Yeah, protected that seems like a really stupid I couldn't believe it when I heard that, you. Know, I couldn't believe it either.
I gave it. I gave it. Maybe like at most of the twenty five percent chance that he would do that. But like I said earlier, you know, he had kind of since the motion to compel was actually filed by Gaya, he had he has, you know, he toned down and didn't talk about it so much.
I assumed that he had gotten a lawyer, and the lawyer had said, you need to shut up. Shut the hell up. Yeah. Yeah, And everybody's a wrong assumption I made that I made.
There was a wrong assumption on my part, and other people made that assumption. They were wrong too. And I also assumed that David, you know, couldn't possibly be that stupid to walk into court without a lawyer. And I.
His stupidity, stupidity knows no bad. Remember, this is the guy with the one ad i Q. So I guess he thinks he's just smart enough he doesn't need a lawyer, right. I mean one ad ad iq especially especially.
It's one thing like let's say, well, small claims court, you don't need a lawyer, right, you represent yourself. But let's you know, it's one thing if it's state court or some local municipality court, but federal court. You don't go into federal court without a lawyer to tell you what to do because you can make a mistake so easily, and he did. He made a bunch of mistakes, like being in that confidential agreement, and now Corey Goods lawyer knows about that agreement because represent it.
And presenting yourself, representing yourself pro se is a thing and people have done it successfully. I mean, look what Cliff I did. Cliff I represented himself pro say, successfully made an argument to get this missed from the guy a lawsuit and got this missed from the guy a law So you know, if if you're if you're willing to put in the work in the time and your competent and you're not a bumbling idiot like David will Cook, you can Oh that. Other girl, Alyssa Montebalo, Yeah, she also represented herself against good.
And it can be done. It can be done. But David is not the kind of person. It's a big risk.
Yeah, I think it's a big risk. You've taken a big da David. And the worst thing that you can do, and the most obvious thing you can do, is do exactly what David did today and go in and not really make an argument, but just spout from the mouth, go on a bunch of tangents and reveal things that never should have been revealed, especially the existence of that confidential agreement which Corey and his lawyer. His lawyer was was on the call.
She was in the hearing. They have to know about this, clearly, she was present, she was listening in. So how are they going to react? That's that's that's intrigued.
Now that's a big thing to watch. What are Corey and his lawyer are going to do now that they know that there's an agreement and David may have dimed them out years ago. I really the rumor was, and I agree it's rumors and speculation, so take from this what you will. But the rumor for years was that Guya TV went to David Wilcock and basically strong armed him, like, we're going to see the balls off of both you and Corey unless you give us what we want.
And what they wanted is for David to implicate Corey in all of the wrongdoings I think, And so he basically gave him what they wanted and then wrote that apology letter and tried to move on. But it was interesting that he said I never wanted that letter to be made public. I believe it was on his website for a time. I could be wrong, but I think that was after it first leaked.
Then he decided, oh, I get some website hits from this. You just reminded me. There was something brought up in court today that Gaya has been talking to Laura Eisenhower because she's the one. She's one of the ones that leaked the resignation letter.
They were talking to her and she's giving them information. According to her, Corey Good contacted her and was like, you have to release this, you have to release this, you have to release this, and so she did so. Trolie trol troll just asked, you know, did Corey give up or did David willingly give up this info? Well being questioned and yeah, we looked at the transcript.
A tangent said, there was the guy nor The judge asked David, Hey, was there any agreement, you know, did you sign anything? They didn't ask that. I think just voluntarily offered that information. Yeah, and I think I think Corey Good is totally fucked because maybe he was hoping that Wilcock wouldn't produce the emails.
But you know what's interesting is if these emails were between Corey Good and David Wilcock. Why don't they subpoena Corey Good for the same emails and then they can see if they both give them everything that was communicated. We don't know they haven't because remember after part of the hearing then it was the core part of the word. But I think because David Wilcock looks desperate enough that he's going to do anything, he don't throw Corey under the He said during the hearing that he believes Corey Good did things that were unconscionable.
He used the word unconscionable, so he really threw him under the bus. And so Nelson moraleis in chat is uh, yes, asking about David's forehead in real life at the air Actually, actually it doesn't look quite that big in real life. Oh there you go. But thank you Nelson Morrales for the kindest generosity and support.
And Nookah says, where can we watch this latest court appearance? You can't. You had to have called in and you're allowed to take notes, but you're not allowed of record or you know, distribute it. It's not at least that's my that's my understanding.
You couldn't buy it on pay per view, but if the court wanted to make some money, they probably should have it on paper view. You think, right, let me yeah, I mean if the court, if the courts allow, some courts will allow you to record it and distribute it. Because it's a public king. You can file an emotion with the court and ask the judge's permission, and then it's up to the judge whether or not they grant permission.
You can do that, but without you know, without unless that's been done and you get permission from the judge, you could. Get in trouble. Yeah. Period.
Yeah, So we were very careful to just and and by the way, just for the sake of transparency, John and I both called in, but unfortunately have the family situation and I had to get my child off the bus, and of course the bus was supposed to come at three thirty. It was forty five minutes later. It came at four point fifteen. So I called in and the thing just kind of started and then I ran to the bus and I was so pissed off that the bus took so long, but I knew that John would get the goods.
And then when I returned the hearing was half over. The Wilcock part of the hearing was half over, but I listened into most of that, and the Corey Good portion and the Corey Good portion, it seems like they were just they were just kind of like arguing with Corey Good's lawyer, who was using her medical problems and pregnancy and paternity leave is an excuse for why they haven't produced the documents for discovery they're supposed to. And the judge sort of sided it with guy and said, like, regardless of your pregnancy, I'm sorry you're having a tough time with your medical issues, but you have to do this or give it to another attorney to handle in your absence. In as many words that the judge basically told her, I've had enough of your shit.
Yeah, so many words. Yeah. Yeah. Someone in live chat is asking if when I was setting near David, if there was a sense and though there was no sense, I didn't smell it.
You didn't smell them? Should know went over and smelled them. He probably smells like Petuli oil or something like that, asmund oil, the crystal hippie bitches. Again, if I if I had confronted David at that event, he would have gone off, he would have lost his ship.
Yeah, sent you, Stephen, sent you do it, John asked the court. I will, I'll send a letter to the to the to the judges court clerk and ask because it's. I mean, you can try to do that, but you probably have to file emotion. Okay, Well it is.
It is in the public's interest, you know, and it is worthy. And that's why we're allowed to dial in. And the judge said that that on the call today when she reminded David Wilcock that there are members of the public, a lot of them listening in and on the heat. I have a feeling there's a lot of people.
I have a feeling a lot of people called it. I was getting messages like holy shity has no lawyer. My phone was yeah, I have a lot of people tuned in to see this. If the judge told that to David Wilcock, it's probably because she saw that there were a lot of people dialed it.
Yeah, she must she must have, because she actually mentioned that there was a lot of members of the public present. So don't discuss anything confidential because people are listening and they're allowed. To you know, well, you know, it's one thing. It's one thing that's tell members of the public about the confidential agreement, but the fact that he should that ship in.
Open court. He's such a Corey knows now, Corey knows well. I would be a little warried if I was David Wilcock, because Corey is such a vindictive person. He is so vindictive and he's like a quartered rat right now fighting for his grift to continue.
Corey. Corey would throw his own mother under the bus if he thought it suited him. Yeah. I really think that this Corey Good documentary is going to fail miserably because he lost his whole following when he admitted he made all those stories.
Like where am I going to be able to watch this documentary? I know it's going to stream on Amazon for six dollars or something. That's what I think they're going. To do with this is Is it even gonna do that?
Though? I mean, is Amazon even going to distribute this film? Maybe? I mean they have a real like media company that produced it.
You don't know. I don't know. I've speculated that the best he could probably do is like to be because then people can watch it for free. Well, I've heard from multiple people that all of the streaming services are way backed off of anything UFO or paranormal related.
They don't want it anymore for whatever reason. It was craziest for a little while, and now they don't want They don't want that kind of content anymore. I mean, it couldn't be because a famous UFO guy admitted in court that he made it all up. It couldn't be like for that reason.
Well that and like a typical example is this Lou Alizondo latest documentary that was supposed to be out already, but he keeps getting caught pushing completely fake UFO photos and things. So I think they're waiting until it all blows over and you know, and people forget that he keeps getting caught pushing fake UFO shit that we know is fake because people will buy the documentary because he's a faker fraud. Another thing that could be giving streaming companies cold feet about the UFO subject is this company, Chicken Soup for the Sole Entertainment that just went bankrupt. Yeah last year.
They they were a famous distributor for a lot of these UFO films, like what's his name, James Fox people. Yeah, and they went under it and Stephen Greer too. Yeah, and that's a Chapter seven bankruptcy. Like they're not coming back, it's all getting liquidated.
So people could be looking at that, or Streamer, big companies you know, could be looking at that and saying, well, you know that company went end or promoting that kind of stuff. Maybe we don't. Yeah, maybe there's no good financial motive here for us to continue with this shit. Yeah.
Then again, to be fair, I think the main reason that company went bankrupt is because they bought Box and red Box was a steaming pile of crap. Yeah. Does Wilcock have to bring the request of documents in person or can he just mail them in? I believe he can just snail them.
Yeah, there's an arrangement where he has to produce them to Gaya to you know, to Gaya's satisfaction, and typically he's just been emailing them. So here's the thing. Here's the thing. Sure, GJD says, John, can David go bankrupt and all this in order to in order to go bankrupt, you have to file for bankruptcy.
It's not just going to automagically happen. Yeah, David can file for bankruptcy. But I mean, does he want to? Does he need to?
He seems to be keeping his head above water and not for closing on his mortgage, So you know that's really that's really up to David. Yeah, David can file bankruptcy. He's got some whales that always bail him out when he has money problems. They just give him tens of thousands of dollars.
Some people, Well, I think I think a lot of those whales went away when Beth went away, because a lot of those whales were really Beth's whales. Well that's interesting. Yeah, it's going to be interesting to see him stream this week. I think he's going to pretend like that was a huge win, don't you.
He's going to be like, yeah, the court gave me time and we're going to settle it. It's going to be no problem. It's it's funny because when the judge said, I am ordering you to compel and I'm expanding it, and David's response was like, okay. Sure, Yeah, he's acting like it wasn't a big deal.
Yeah, he los. He's going to try to spin it as a win, but it's not a win. And you know, again, going forward, is David going to get an attorney, like a real attorney. That's the bodies attorney that can't actually represent him in Colorado Federal court exactly, probably not, Valerie narrows.
Yeah, is he going to actually get an attorney really look out for him? Yeah, good attorney that look out for his best interest, because that's what he needs. He needs an attorney, a real attorney. He needs a really good attorney.
And you would think if you made two hundred and fifty eight thousand dollars a year, you'd have a couple thousand dollars around in savings that you could use for an emergency. He just got a load is an emergency, right? He just got a business loan, so can he use that? He claimed on stream that his sugar daddy was willing to pay for his legal defense.
Where's the sugar daddy? I think we have to I think we have to admit the possibility, Stephen, that all of these things, like the loan, the sugar daddy, they don't actually exist. Yeah. I think we have to accept that very likely possibility.
David has been exagg David has been exaggerating. Well, he exaggerates everything else, so why not? Uh, best sex worker John clients. John clients funded them initially allegedly while she did make Poor nos a leash.
But I don't know that she was a sex worker. Some people have alleged that, but it's rumors and speculation. I don't have a confirmation that she was actually sex worker. But I know that there's nude photos of her somewhere and that she made pornography with cucumbers.
So there's that. No loan, no. Sugar, no daddy, says dj d's yes, absolutely, Well, it'll be interesting to see what happens next. John, do you want to come back and we'll do the other part of the maybe another time.
We'll do the other part of the transcript when you finish it. I should hopefully have the transcript finished tomorrow and I may post it to my substack so that it's publicly available. I think you should do that. Yeah, yeah, and then we can come on, like maybe some other time this week or even tomorrow, because I have the rest of the week off.
I took off from work for the rest of the week, just for the year. John is dedicating. He's like, I'm taking a vacation dealing with this. Yeah, well, court situation.
I mean, I anticipated the possibility that it would be pretty explosive, and it was fairly explosive. I think you did not disappoint John. I was shocked in a lot of the things that happened. And I want to thank you because you know, I have this special need son and he has to come first, and I hate it missing the first half, but I had I told you yesterday.
I'm like, I have total confidence that you'll you'll take enough notes to make a transcript and we'll get the story. So thank you so much. I should have a transcript done and then I'm also working on another substack post about this other aerospace company that came into the news within the last month called THEA Technologies that seems to be like I don't want to I don't want to use the phrase another Stavati. There's too many similarities to this company.
And it was run by this guy named Erland Olsen, and they got two hundred and fifty million dollars of actual investment. They were sued in court, multiple lawsuits over very similar things to what Stevadi has done with this company, THEA Technologies and Earln Olsen. They're not just suit in federal court. They've been criminally charged now too.
Oh shit, that sounds good. It looks like this company may be like a prelude to kind of a Stevedi type deal. That's pretty interesting. All right, Well, we're going to wrap things up here.
I appreciate all that you did to make sure that we all got the story, because this is a big one, another big loss for David Wilcock. I'm sure he'll frame it as a win. He's going to tell his followers it all worked out and I've. Got I mean, not only not only not a win, but the judge.
The judge made it bigger than initially was. Thomas Crown, David Thomas. Crown, David David, you're fucked David and Corey Good you are fucked too, pal, Right, couldn't happen to a nicer couple of jug heads, right? These losers defrauded everybody for years with their fake ass stories.
Oh did you hear in the did you hear that when during the part where they addressed the Corey issue, apparently Corey was using this, uh this email platform unforeseen or unseen dot I S or something like that. Yes, did you catch that part? And apparently, like Guya asked for it and they just didn't produce it. So now Guya is basically saying like, oh and they judge agree with them.
Yeah, I think we lost connection for a second. Yeah, so what so say it again? I apologize. So that Gaya complained that Corey hadn't produced any responsive documents from this unseen dot i S platform and they're gonna want that.
So the court is basically told valuing in core that they need to produce that. Now. Oh so he's fucked, Yeah, because I could imagine if you're using something like that, you don't want people to be able to read what you're commune indicating later same from WhatsApp. So I just looked up Unseen do is and it looks like they were run out of Iceland.
But on October thirty first, twenty twenty, they terminated all services. Oh so maybe that's an excuse. He's like, oh, I can't get into my account to get that. Sorry.
Another thing I should have mentioned is that during the David dispute, Guya was saying that there was some responsive documents they thought should come from Skype. I think Skype has been shut down too now, right, Yeah, but I. Think there's still shell of the former company, and the Guya's lawyers could subpoena either unseen or Skype if Corey Good doesn't produce them. Like I know of one case where somebody was subpoenaed for their Gmail you know, email communications, and they refused to produce the documents, so the lawyer went and just subpoened you know, Google for them and Google how to turn them over.
Guya would have to get consent and permission for the judge to subpoena another third party. And you know, the judge complained today that this case was over five years old. The judge may not give any more permission to subpoena anymore. That seemed like that's one takeaway too.
It seemed like she really wants to make sure that this is moving along. Yeah, because it's five years old, five years old case. Yeah, it's taking up the court's time, and the court's time is money, and you know, federal court dockets are so backed up now. She probably looks at this case and she's like, you know, get this ship out of here.
And you know, by the way, she also told both parties, you know, you can do another settlement conference and get together and still settle this thing, Like she's basically telling settle this ship, so I don't. Have to deal with that. You could basically settle this and get this ship out of here. Well, Corey has the problem is that Corey has no ability to settle because he would have to pay them something to settle it.
You know, well he has no money. He's not only that, but remember there is still the depending trademark dispute that's in the trademark Patent and Review Board or I forget what it's called. But that's a separate case. Remember, Corey is trying to trademark things like twenty and back and Guya disputed that, and that whole trademark case is pending resolution of the civil case.
That's no doubt. I have no doubt in my mind that. You know, if Guya were to settle, they would want Corey to give up that trademark, and Corey probably doesn't want to do that. So that's probably also.
Hag one of his only assets, I guess. I mean, it isn't really an asset. I mean, how much is it worth anymore? Really?
Yeah? Did Corey have one glove on? Corey did not appear today him, so he did not appear in court, but. We did David.
David could have had that luxury had he actually gotten a lawyer. Yeah you think so, damn well actually showed. Up, yeah, with no lawyer like I'm moro on. So yeah, pretty surprising set of events.
Thank you for getting the story for us. And yes, we'll have you come back. I'll let you know when I'm not really sure. I had another show planned for tomorrow, but maybe later in the week or weekend I could find another.
Yeah, I'm for the rest of the week, so you know, all right, Yeah, we'll figure it out whatever. Well, thank you for all you did to get the story for us, John, and thank you for making the transcript public. When you're finished with the transcript, post on your substack. Make it public.
It's newsworthy. People have the right to uh to you know, know exactly what happened. Otherwise we'll have to just rely on David Wilcox's lies and exaggerations and bullshit. I like to get the story right from you know, the court.
Here's exactly what was said, and you did that beautifully today. Thank you. All right, gon throw you out of here and do a quick wrap up. Then you have a good night.
And to the audience once again, that's a privilege to be a truth seekers. All right, thank you, John, Christian Spatavacchio. What a great day it has been, unless you're David Wilcock or Corey Good, in which case both of them took huge l's today, and it couldn't happen. Like I said, it couldn't happen to you know, nicer people.
They really deserve something for what they put everybody through and how they deceived everybody for this law that long, with their completely faked stories they claimed were true. I really think that someday laws need to be updated. It should not be legal for somebody to sell people stories they claim are true when they know they're making them up and conspiring to just create works of fiction and then claiming that they're true. I get it's probably a gray area of the law.
And you know, the police and the judges got better things to do than arrest ufo grifters. Basically, Nookah's asking how we can we find the transcript. It's going to be posted on John's substack, and I will put the link to his substack in the description of the video when I get a chance here, So I'm gonna take a moment to thank you kind and generous benefactors. You Patreon supporters, you YouTube channel members, you kick subscribers, you people gifting Kick subs, you people gifting True Seekers memberships, and people sending superchats, superstickers, super thanks.
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