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Porn Addiction Conspiracy
[00:00:00] Jeremiah: Hello, my fellow Terrestrials coming to you from an RV deep in the Carolina Mountains. Welcome to the What If They’re Wrong Podcast. The podcast that wants you to question everything. Your reality is about to be shattered.
Hello and welcome to the What If the Wrong podcast, the podcast that wants you to question everything. I’m joined today by Jamie and her dog, cuz her dog decided to make a guest appearance . And we’re gonna be talking about a topic that you probably weren’t expecting on the show. But, it’s gonna be about porn and the porn industry. Porn addiction, and how porn actually damages you and it’s not there to help you.
So we will introduce her now. Hello, Jamie.
[00:01:03] Jaymee: Hi. Thanks for having me.
[00:01:05] Jeremiah: Yes, thanks for coming on. It’s a touchy topic, um, but I think it needs to be talked about, needs to be exposed, especially these days with your TikTok and your only fans. And seems like the all that’s being pushed right now is like these, you know, I don’t know what you call ’em, beautiful women that, and and all these guys that are just falling over them.
And I thought it would be good to, uh, To talk about and also the whole addiction part of porn and how people don’t realize how, you know that can happen to you. . So what, um, what was your initial dive into this? Like what made you want to pursue learning about this kind of stuff?
[00:01:48] Jaymee: Yeah. Um, like I’ve always, um, just had an interest in, um, like child abuse and I, like, I always have a social service background and stuff, so I, like, I’ve just dealt with a lot of, um, the damage from, uh, sexualized crimes.
And then, um, I’m a really avid researcher of satanic racial abuse and the way that, um, sexual abuse is used as a power and controlled mechanism. Um, For, um, basically, uh, mind controlling people through the trauma of sexual abuse has been a, a topic of mine of interest. And then, um, like I’ve, I have a really broad kind of background in the types of jobs I’ve done.
So I’ve actually worked with sex workers, um, and in harm reduction. And, um, I’ve also worked in recovery with men and like seen a lot of porn addiction and the way that it affects men in particular. Um, and so, and then I also have. Military background. So I feel like I’ve kind of, um, got to know men, uh, like maybe in a little bit of a different context with a lot of people.
Like I’ve just been around males a lot in my life and I’ve really made, uh, friends with them and really tried to understand their side of things. So, um, it’s kind of just really come to my attention, like the, the real impact that this is having on men. And I think that, um, especially in the conspiracy community, people are really starting to realize that it’s a, it’s a trick and it’s a tool being used against you.
And I think it’s really important that we keep having conversations about it and calling it out and naming it for what it is and talking about the reality of how it’s, what it’s really doing to men and women and children
actually. Yeah, for sure. And especially these days where everyone has a smartphone and there’s so much easy access to it, it’s available to pretty much anybody.
And I think majority of people, Have watch porn or still watch porn and, um, just because it’s there and available, and especially guys, you know, guys are a little more visually stimulated and mm-hmm. , we’re more into that kind of thing. So it’s like right there and, and I was talking with people at work, it’s like these sites, like no one pays for them, I don’t think.
Like they’re free and stuff. So like how are they like making their money? It’s I guess from ad revenue?
Yeah. Well, that they don’t make a lot of money. They actually just, a lot of those girls actually are, um, being trafficked or are, um, slaves or actually under mind control and don’t even know they’re in the pornography, um, because they’re in an altered trance state or heavily on drugs when they’re in the pornography.
Um, and so they’re really just being exploited. Um, but I mean, also there’s people that also want to be seen in porn and putting up their amateur videos and stuff. And I mean, that’s just an extension of. You know, having a GoFundMe pages or what, I can’t remember what they were called. The only fans. Only fans.
Um, and then even just like, that’s just, uh, carrying on from just people wanting like mass attention off of Facebook or Instagram, right? Like, so, um, it’s kind of, uh, continuum. But I think the fact that pornography is free really is the one of the major tip-offs to being like, Hmm, why? Like, because porns are drugs.
So it’s like, why are you being given free heroin? Right. And that’s how drug dealers act. They’re like, they go to a party or they, they give you some, some free stuff because they wanna get you hooked because that’s how they get customers. And so with the pornography, it’s like, why is this readily available?
Um, and promoted for, um, like an unlimited supply for people. Um, and what would be possessing these people to be in the pornography if they’re not making profit? .
[00:05:16] Jeremiah: Yeah. You have to wonder. And, um, I, on my conspiracies, Tim Foil hat comes out, it’s like, I almost feel like they want people to be like, hooked on it and talk about it and stuff like that.
It’s become a lot more like normalized too, like mm-hmm. people, uh, like openly talk about different porn stars names and stuff like that. It’s like, yeah, that never used to be a thing. Yeah. Cuz I’m 40, so I’ve been around from before the internet and like mm-hmm. , that was the type of thing you would like, find something in someone’s bottom drawer or, you know, you’d have to go behind the wall of the blockbuster.
It wasn’t something open and out in the public like it is now. And it’s just, yeah,
[00:05:55] Jaymee: it’s really normalized and it’s really, social engineering is what it is and it’s really, um, being made as a, um, imitation and a like a, a fake. Surrogate, uh, void filling, um, thing offered to people, um, in lieu of regular relationships and regular sexuality and regular bonding and like regular social interactions.
So, um, it’s part of the pornography is actually, um, a tool that’s being used as part of a bigger agenda, which is to atomize people, keep them all separated and not bonding, um, keeping them, um, in a really immature and kind of regressed, animalistic, programmable state. Um, and just keeping, you know, it’s the low impulse control, right?
So we have that already with like being able to flip through channels and have unlimited, you know, TV shows and stuff. Like, I mean, I’m the same age as you. I, I also remember a time when there just wasn’t so many options all the time for everything, right? Like it wasn’t so overwhelming as it is now. It’s just unlimited choice.
And you can flip the channel on everything whenever you want, and you can always get something new. And this is online dating too, right? Like it’s just disposable people. Disposable, everything’s disposable. One time use, so you don’t like it, throw it out, get a new one, right? And so the pornography is really just another extension of that that’s being used to basically re-engineer, um, like our actual social structure and our inner psychology.
Oh, for
[00:07:19] Jeremiah: sure. It affects relationships. I’ve heard so many stories about how porn addiction has destroyed a marriage or a relationship, and also it creates unrealistic expectations. I was listening to something the other day and I was talking about that and how, you know, the stuff that happens in the movies, people want to like reenact that, but it’s not a natural thing.
It’s not normal. And, and then you get down these roads of like, I don’t know how to say it. It’s kinda like drugs. When you start off, you just take a little bit and then you have to get more and more and more mm-hmm. just to reach that high. So you see these people, um, that go down these like, you know, weird fetishes and stuff like that.
[00:07:59] Jaymee: Mm-hmm. . Yeah. It’s, it’s, it’s really perversion, right? Like, and it’s really. Um, sexualizing all of the taboos in our culture. So like now a lot of the pornography is like step stepdaughter and stepdad or stepmom and stepson, and you know, that’s just an extension of how they destroyed the family. And then everybody is living in step families now, and then now they’re just like planting those seeds of perversion.
Um, and just going against every kind of taboo that would make us like a decent human being. Right? They’re trying to just basically dpat like the normal social structure and kind of the, the virtuous way that you would have certain relationships like with a stepdaughter or a younger person or, you know, certain things are off limits, right?
For virtuous reasons. And like, so they’re really trying to attack all of those and like sexualize the taboos. Um, and there’s, you know, there’s so much research out there, um, just showing that pornography really is an addiction that affects the brain the exact same way as a drug. Um, and so there’s substance addiction and there’s process addiction, and so it’s a process addiction, right?
But it’s. It affects your brain the exact same way. Like people, um, will have the same, um, withdrawal. Uh, they have the same patterns of behavior. Like it really, um, I think one of the best ways to conceptualize it is just think of it as a, a drug. And, um, there’s so much research showing that the more that you watch it, like you are going to end up at a certain place, you’re not special.
You’re not gonna be the, it’s like people who think they’re gonna do heroin on the weekend and they’re not gonna be the person down on, you know, Hastings shooting up on the street. Like, none of those people thought they were gonna be the person that ended up there. And it’s the same with pornography.
Like, people think, oh, I’m not gonna end up like that. And it’s like, um, there’s just, it’s, it’s the science and we all have the same type of brains. And if you watch porn, the, the results are clearly gonna be the same for everybody who.
[00:09:47] Jeremiah: Yeah, it’s kind of like a gambling addiction where it’s not a substance, but you get that dopamine hit and, and you want more and more.
[00:09:54] Jaymee: And the desensitization, yeah. Where it’s, it’s never enough, right? So you end up in like this really pathetic, dark, really regressed like place where like, you actually can’t even be with a woman anymore, right? Like you and you, like a normal pair of breasts would like not even look normal to you anymore.
You have to have like fake modified plastic surgery images. Like, like reality isn’t even enough for you anymore. You could be with like a beautiful woman and you actually wouldn’t even be able to become aroused unless you watched a filthy video at the same time. So like, is that really who you wanna.
[00:10:30] Jeremiah: Yeah, I’ve heard of that too. Like, um, people not being aroused unless they have like a porn plane in the background, . And I just thought that was crazy. Like,
[00:10:38] Jaymee: yeah. Yeah. It rewires your brain. So, um, I always said like, and you know, because you were around in the nineties too, like, people, you know, if you can’t look at something like a Max Magazine and use your imagination, like there’s something wrong with you, right?
Like you, you’re being so rewired to everything being imagined for you that like, you actually can’t even be in reality anymore. You would literally have to be that person with a porn on while you were with your partner. Like, and that, I mean, that. Not normal at all. . It’s not, people think it’s normal now.
It’s like, no, there’s nothing normal about that.
[00:11:10] Jeremiah: No. Cuz you’re supposed to be in a relationship with someone and have that connection and uh, stuff like that. And then I feel like when porn started becoming more readily available, that’s when the whole. , like social construct of the hookup culture started.
Mm-hmm. where people were just hooking up and then you had like the whole Netflix and chill thing and um, whatever else is out there, Tinder and all that stuff. Yeah.
[00:11:38] Jaymee: It all goes together. It’s all an extension of each other. So now, um, like the online dating is just a nightmare. Like, nope, nobody is getting what they’re looking like.
It has really just become this, um, extension of, again, that remote control where you can just flip through the girls on Tinder or the guys and then, um, you know, people are so used to having whatever they want from pornography. Like, it’s like they can just keep flipping until they find like, exactly what they’re looking for, right?
And so they start doing that on the online dating. And a lot of people are just so addicted to porn because again, it’s a surrogate, it’s a replacement for normal sexuality. So their sexuality is actually a relationship with porn. Then the only reason they’re on a website, like or a dating site, is because they just want a warm body to reenact the porn with.
And even if they do hook up with that person, they’re gonna be imagining the porn replaying like a video in their mind. And just using that person’s body like a blow up doll. Like, it’s not like, it’s really a twisted way of just dehumanizing everybody. Yeah,
[00:12:37] Jeremiah: for sure. And the, um, thing with online dating too is like, it’s not natural either.
It’s very superficial. Um, and I watched, what was I watching? I think it was like Dr. Phil . I’m not the biggest fan of him, but he has some good like entertainment on there, I guess. And. The one episode was about online dating and how it’s not like you’re not supposed to date that way. Like you’re supposed to get to know someone and you grow, attract, it’s reverse.
[00:13:06] Jaymee: Yeah, it’s reversed. It’s trying to do things from like the bottom up. Like it doesn’t actually work. Like it’s just based on looks, and then you try to like the person after you’re attracted to them, whereas actually, um, if you met somebody, you’ll, you could actually become attracted to somebody. If you met them and liked them.
Then like, I think we’ve all had an experience like that where the first time you saw somebody, you didn’t really, they were attracted, but then once you got to know them, you kind of looked at them different and you’re like, oh, actually they’re kind of cute. Right? Because you liked them first. Right. So the perception of attraction can change, whereas online dating’s the opposite, right?
So people are hooked up, uh, on a synthetic algorithm that’s like, they’re not really compatible, but they try to be, and then it. . I, I think online dating’s really damaging and I think that people are on there. Like I know people that have been on there for like 10, 15 years. I’m like, how? Like, it’s obviously not, um, working, getting you anywhere.
It’s actually keeping you in this really weird spot like, , I don’t know. And there’s just so many like dads on there and like, there’s just no shame about it. Like, they’re literally holding a picture of like their baby being born like a week earlier. And like, that’s like their Tinder pitcher. Like I, like, I went on there shortly and I was like, I feel like I’m literally looking through mugshots of America’s most wanted of like predators.
It’s like, you know, people say like, trying to date over 40 is like going to the dump and trying to find something to salvage. Like that’s literally when you go online, you’re like, these people shouldn’t be on here still. Like, they’ve been on here for 10 years, like, what’s going on?
[00:14:33] Jeremiah: And by that point you kind of know that they’ve been, you know, used and abused, so to speak,
[00:14:38] Jaymee: and Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Everybody’s so like, has PTs d like nobody actually trusts anybody Or like, it’s so traumatic that you’re like, It’s, it, it actually, it works in reverse. It really does. It’s, and I think it’s really intentional. I think it’s really Satanic and I think it’s just meant to destroy. Um, relationships and dating, and I think the pornography goes hand in hand with it.
I think it goes together and I think it’s part of a bigger agenda just to have everybody kind of be like an, an AI robot kind of, uh, gender neutral kind of asexual childlike, um, but maybe highly technical human beings that we’re just kind of being bred into this type of new way of being. And it’s, it’s not gonna be good for anybody, you know?
[00:15:23] Jeremiah: Yeah. I think it pacifies the population and um mm-hmm. because you don’t, once you get that like release, you don’t really have like a drive to like Exactly. Go out and do stuff and do other things. And there’s that whole, um, uh, I don’t know if you’ve heard of it, but it’s like the NOFA or whatever, there’s like a group of guys who like purposely don’t get a release so they can like accomplish more.
[00:15:50] Jaymee: Yeah. That’s a real thing you can actually read, um, like the old Napoleon Hill books Think Can Grow Rich and stuff, and he really talks about that. The sex drive is the drive to like, create or build or accomplish things, right? Like that’s really kind of the way, like it was put there for a purpose, right?
And so people that are just jerking off all day, it’s really just like a, a reciprocal for your life force. Like just draining it off and going nowhere, right? And like, if you’re in a relationship too, like, I mean, you’re basically diluting yourself down and you really don’t really have anything left to give your woman, like, you should be actually putting that life force into your partner, right?
Not just like draining it off. And then like, you have nothing left to like give to the person that you’re actually building a life with or trying to accomplish. .
[00:16:32] Jeremiah: Yeah. And then if you’re with someone like a girlfriend or a boyfriend or a wife or husband or whatever, it’s like you watch that stuff and then your partner becomes less than what you desire.
Yep. And then it strains the relationship. That’s not a good way to go about it either. And, and then you could probably, I know there’s probably some people that don’t even want to get physical with their partner because they have that porn to replace it, and then that creates a whole nother set of problems.
[00:17:03] Jaymee: Yeah. I think that is actually probably happening a lot. And, um, there’s lots of research, you know, and the thing is, like the people in pornography, I mean, th those are pretty unnatural bodies. Like, I mean, there’s a lot of plastic surgery. A lot of people are really like starving themselves down for that photo shoot, but they’re not gonna look like that all the time.
Like, it’s like a very. Small snapshot of a person in a certain state, that’s pretty unrealistic and not the norm, right? Like, and even with all the breast implants, like, I mean in nature there’s not gonna be a bunch of 110 pound women with triple D boobs like that. It’s either gonna be larger women that are curvy or skinnier girls with small breasts.
Like it’s, and so like this kind of. porn body of the large breasts on the really skinny woman is like a really, like, that doesn’t really exist in nature, but like, that’s what is being programmed in as the kind of pinnacle of attraction. And so there’s lots of evidence that the more you view these images and then, you know, of course your partner’s never gonna add up.
And it’s really funny online dating to you. Cause I’m like, if nobody’s a 10 over 40, like none of us are. Like, if you think you’re a 10 over 40, like you, you’re, you’re diluted. Like no, nobody is. Right? Like, you just, you gotta get to a point in your life where you’re like, yeah, we’re, we all got like some wrinkles or whatever, right?
Like nobody’s. Um, looking like that anymore, right? So, I mean, it’s natural . Yeah. It’s just the way it is, right? So, I mean, if you’re gonna, again, it’s like, but that’s what keeps people in this kind of regressed, um, adolescent state fixated on that, because we’re supposed to naturally kind of grow out of that, right?
Like, um, and just be focused on other things like having a family or a legacy or building things or learning things or mastering, uh, things, right? You’re not supposed to be stuck in this kind of teen mindset of, you know, being in puberty all the time. Like, and that’s where the porn’s really keeping people right.
Yeah,
[00:18:52] Jeremiah: I didn’t think of it that way, but yeah, you kind of are stuck in that like early teen stage where your sex drive is like going crazy and all the hormones are flying.
[00:19:02] Jaymee: Yeah. And it’s like that saying of like, which brain are you thinking with? Right? Like, it, it’s, it’s true. Like when you’re thinking with that brain, you’re not thinking with this brain.
And, um, that’s very, very intentional for mind control and for controlling the masses. Like they don’t want you in your higher order thinking. And like we all have a, um, like a higher nature and an animal nature, like humans are multidimensional and we are animals, but we also are more than animals, right.
And so it’s a really satanic agenda to keep everybody in their, like lower animal nature all the time. Right. Like, um, because it’s, you can’t be in both like you’re in one or the other. So it’s like if they’re keeping you focused down and there, then they’re doing their conniving and manipulating up here and it’s like there’s such a power differential.
It’s very intentional. Yeah.
[00:19:47] Jeremiah: And then, um, there’s another topic that, um, I’ve talked about with people in my personal life and stuff and, you know, people think I might be crazy, but whatever. Um, I am a little bit, but , uh, but also the whole like sex toy industry too. , I think. Mm-hmm. is another facet. It’s like these girls get these crazy like sex toys and like they do stuff that like a normal man cannot accomplish.
And yeah, I feel like that kind of dilutes things too, cuz it’s like mm-hmm. , you get that release with that thing, but then you get with a guy and it, it’s not, it doesn’t live up to that. And I know someone who worked at Amazon for a while and he said that the amount of sex toys that came through there is like absurd.
You would’ve never thought that so many get ordered, but he’s like, yeah, we had like bins of ’em. .
[00:20:40] Jaymee: Mm-hmm. . Yeah. That’s a really good point actually. I didn’t think of that, but yeah, it’s true, right? Like, it’s basically all those sex toys are just making men obsolete. You know what I mean? And, and um, yeah, I mean the, the battery operated turbo, like that doesn’t exist in nature.
Right? That’s a really high, um, intense thing that’s gonna be happening. That’s. You know, once you’re used to that, it’s not, you’re not gonna be able to go back to a lower intensity. Right? Like it’s, things adapt to, um, what you’re using. So yeah, I think that’s a really good point too. And then, um, that’s, that is a big industry actually, like
[00:21:15] Jeremiah: Yeah. It’s a
huge .
[00:21:17] Jaymee: Yeah. And um, to take it even further, there’s uh, like, have you heard of the real. ,
[00:21:22] Jeremiah: I think. So those are like life-like dolls from like, uh, China or Russia
[00:21:27] Jaymee: or wherever. Yeah. And they’re like 20 grand. I mean, I think they’re from 10 to 20, depending how much you wanna put into them. And they ha there’s kind of a range, right?
But the top range is basically like a synthetic human that has an AI computer that will like remember what you talked about the next day and like tell you that they’re happy all the time. Like a literal Stepford wives, wow, that’s been made out of an AI robot that’ll like whatever you’re doing to touch it, it’ll be like, you know, oh yeah, that feels so good.
Like it’ll literally interact in that way with you. That’s kind of the high end, top model. And then they have kind of lower models that are just the doll. But, um, and then, so it’s really interesting if you look at some of these men that have the doll, because again, it’s like those men that think they have a relationship with their favorite porn star, like, it’s like they start living in this fantasy world and we already are all in.
right now. It’s hard to tell reality from fantasy cuz the, it’s all mixed together, right? Like they have reality TV and then they have fake news and like, so right now there’s just such merging of real and fake and people, I don’t think people, a lot of people don’t even wanna know the difference. They’re like, whatever.
My imaginary world’s the same as reality to me, so they don’t care, right? Um, and, but if you look at these men that have the real dolls, like they’re really in love with them. Like they’ve projected this love onto this object. Like there’s a real displacement of their affection onto an object. It’s really creepy.
[00:22:46] Jeremiah: Yeah, I always thought it was weird the whole like, uh, sex dolls or whatever. Like I know guys who are like, oh yeah, I would totally get one or totally do it. I’m like, I could not . Like, it’s just too weird.
[00:22:59] Jaymee: Yeah. And again, it’s like that fake, um, where you and the men that have them, they’re like, oh, she never bitches at me and I don’t have to do anything.
Like, I can basically just be a complete loser and be unconditionally accepted. And that’s what they really like about the doll because a real woman is gonna have certain expectations. Like you can’t just be like at your lowest self all the time. Right. And same with men and women, like, um, but that’s like, that’s what they really like about the doll is that they don’t have to be anything to be accepted.
Yeah,
[00:23:28] Jeremiah: that makes sense. The, uh, you know, with, obviously with the doll, it’s not gonna, you know, tell you no or like Exactly tell you need to go take the trash out or , you need to go to work or whatever. .
[00:23:43] Jaymee: Yeah. . Yeah. And the dolls are really grow. Like they actually have, um, like dolls for pedophiles on Amazon too.
They have like little toddler to like baby dolls that have like mouths specifically made to be penetrated with like vibration going in it. And like very real, like it’s just disgusting. And like they sell this stuff on Amazon.
[00:24:03] Jeremiah: That’s crazy that they allow
[00:24:04] Jaymee: that. Well, yeah. It’s, but it’s like, this is why , this is why humans need to actually understand that morals don’t come from being allowed to do something or not.
Right. And so just because these things are available, because technically why would it be illegal? It’s just a piece of plastic, right? Like it’s e there’s even people that wanna have virtual porn of children be legal because they can make it out of like deep fake images where no children are harmed.
And like, they’ve even tried to advocate to have laws passed and say like, you can’t actually make it illegal because no kids were harmed in it. So like, this is really the regression of humanity and morality because, you know, um, , we’ve been given the internet, which is like a quantum leap for humanity, right?
And like, look what we did with it. We basically just used it for porn and child pornography, like to be amplified and, and human trafficking. Like, it’s like, you know, if they’re aliens watching down on our planet, like, and they gave us the internet and this is what we do with it, like, you know, it’s a pretty good reflection of where we’re at morally.
[00:25:02] Jeremiah: Yeah, and I heard that like there actually a large percentage of the internet is porn too. . I’ve heard that before. I don’t know the exact stats, but
[00:25:11] Jaymee: it was a driving force, like you said, it’s that drive. Right. And so unfortunately a lot of the, um, expansion of the internet was based on the drive to get porn more available.
Right. So a lot of these sites, like streaming sites and all of that, like the motivation was to get the porn out. And there was a lot of money made from the initial unleashing of the, the pornography through the internet and the different ways of doing it, like different platforms and apps and stuff that were created just for that.
Yeah. And
[00:25:38] Jeremiah: I was, um, . I love watching like YouTube videos on weird stuff cuz I’m into the like, not weird in a bad way, but like just interesting topics that most people don’t talk about . Um, and I was just watching multiple videos of like porn, ex porn stars and mm-hmm. a lot. A lot of them are like, I regret doing it.
Yeah. Um, I wish I would’ve went about it a different way. I didn’t really know what I was getting into. Um, they’re also ashamed that they’re forever on the internet, like naked mm-hmm. and doing the acts and stuff like that. And so there’s that whole side of it too is like when you’re watching it, you’re not thinking about that girl as a person.
[00:26:20] Jaymee: Yeah. It’s really actually meant to make you more of a psychopath and a sociopath. Um, it’s like people are just disposable objects to be used for gratifying yourself, and then if you get bored of it or whatever, it’s like it’s just a, um, an unlimited, uh, conveyor belt of humans to be used for your own pleasure, right?
And so there’s just a real extension of that. Um, and then again, with the pornography, like I said, it’s a, it’s a surrogate, right? So like men, even if they’re married or something, like their sexual relationship is with the pornography. And then like their partner is just the warm body that they’re like reenacting their porn relationship with.
So, um, it’s really, really connected, um, in that sense of, um, a. , like the way it’s rewiring your brain, um, not only to be an addict, but also to just be very sociopathic and self-centered. And also with pornography, like you’re not giving anything, right? It’s all about you taking what you want. Like by clicking through.
There’s no expectation for you to learn how to please your partner or be in tune with them and like be in the moment with them interacting. It’s like all about you. What do I want? What do I want? And it really wires your brain that way. Yeah.
[00:27:27] Jeremiah: It’s like, um, you can’t, it’s not like a learning tool, , it’s like no, just, uh, going off your carnal or carnal urges and mm-hmm.
Then you have like, I think I said earlier, is like you get more depraved as you continue using, because that normal sex scene that you started with just doesn’t cut it anymore. So, you gotta get something a little more extreme and then the next month a little more extreme. And then they have all these offshoots of like all these weird things.
And then even, um, if you bring up the homepage, I guess, , I don’t watch it anymore. But you would bring up the homepage and they’d have all these like, recommended videos and stuff. I would never even think to like watch or click on .
[00:28:13] Jaymee: Mm-hmm. . Yeah. Yeah. And like I, I’ve mentioned it in some of my other shows, like you’re already in a really programmable, suggestible state when you’re aroused.
So like if you’re already, if consciousness is already in that, you’re really, um, that’s the easiest time for them to like throw other stuff at you. And you’re just like an open, like your, your subconscious is wide open, like to suggestion and being influenced. Right? So it’s a really dangerous state, um, to be in.
[00:28:38] Jeremiah: And then you have the whole, like you said, predator side and the pedophile side. Yeah. Yeah. That comes with it. Where these, I’ve, I just heard a report they just found like a whole, like internet site that was just loaded with underage girl pictures and videos and stuff like that. It’s just, it makes
me
[00:28:58] Jaymee: sick.
Yeah. It’s all the same platforms, like, um, Backpage or PornHub or like a lot of the platforms that have things that are legal or ma like, they’re the same platforms that are doing the unlegal things. So, um, a lot of, again, people get their morality, uh, from what they’re told they’re allowed to do or not, instead of actually understanding there’s right or wrong and, and figuring out what that is like without being told from the outside.
Just because this stuff’s available doesn’t mean it’s okay, because even if you are just going on the site watching things that are legal, you’re still supporting sites with unlegal stuff on. So like, if you’re supporting regular porn, you’re actually supporting child porn at the same time. Like, it, it’s, and people wanna separate and say, oh, no, I’m only over 18, and it’s like somebody doesn’t magically become okay to have that done to them just because they had it at their 18th birthday, you know?
But it wasn’t when they were 17 and a day away, like, and all of a sudden they had the birthday and it’s like, okay, now it’s moral. Like no, it’s not. You know, it’s really not.
[00:29:53] Jeremiah: Yeah, I thought it was creepy. Um, it was many years ago, but the, um, the Olsen twins, I think it was. Oh yeah. However, they had like a countdown for them to turn 18 and all these guys were like, partying and like, I was like, how weird is that?
Like you’re, you’re weird just waiting for these young girls to turn 18.
[00:30:13] Jaymee: Yeah. Yeah. It’s, and like, um, what you said too about a lot of these porn stars and there’s lots of documentaries, like even on Netflix, I think there’s ones called Hot Girls Wanted, um, is one. And then there’s, uh, life After Porn. Um, there’s quite a few documentaries.
I think there’s another really good one called, um, over 18. Um, or must be 18 or something like that. Um, there’s, there’s a lot of good documentaries out there, um, with, you know, ask the porn stars themselves, you know, like, don’t take my word for it. Like, go and actually listen to what these people have to say.
And a lot of them, um, you know, we all did stupid things when we’re younger that we, wic in hindsight were like, what was I thinking? But it’s like we weren’t thinking because your brain’s actually not developed until you’re 25. So a lot of things that seem like a good idea when you’re in high school or, you know, just 18, are not gonna seem like the same decisions you would make with your life when you’re 30.
Right. So, That’s why they get the girls really young because they’re, these girls are really, um, you know, encouraged to do it. Like they’re really like, like, you’re gonna be a star and everybody’s gonna admire you, and it’s like this really good thing and you should do it. You know, and it’s like, that’s just the way they manipulate them into doing it, you know?
And then they just throw them away, like off the conveyor belt because, um, again, it’s just disposable people, right? And like, um, I, I kind of had this saying I just thought of last night actually, which is a tenent deficit dating disorder, right? Because like a d d and a d d is really prevalent in our society now because they want everybody to have a d d in like that kind of B brain where you’re just like never focused.
They don’t want everything in a context where you have continuity of thought from like beginning context and end. Like they want everything just to be a flash, like a meme or just a. A quick image outta context and so like that, I think that the pornography in the dating site is all to promote this kind of like B Brain on everybody, so we can just be more easily manipulated as
[00:32:02] Jeremiah: well.
Yeah, I think I heard our attention span as a whole is just like shot now, especially with TikTok and all, and I have to like catch myself sometimes on TikTok. I’m like, okay, I’ve been on here too long and I only started it because I was using it for my podcast, but then I got sucked in and it’s like, ugh.
I go through like 20 videos, I’m like, , I got nothing from this. Like, why am I wasting my time with this ? Mm-hmm. ,
[00:32:28] Jaymee: it’s a reciprocal, it’s like a, it is like a urinal for your consciousness. Like it literally just drained it off into there and it’s didn’t accomplish anything. It didn’t make anything better in your life.
You know? It, it’s like, it completely is just like flush down the toilet your life energy and your attention and your life force.
[00:32:45] Jeremiah: And now all these modeled girls and probably porn stars too, flock to it. And you have like, you know, the comments section just loaded up with guys just, you know, hooting and hollering and
and like, yeah. Like,
[00:32:58] Jaymee: I feel like guys should just realize what a bunch of losers they look like. Like you’re one of 700 guys Googling over that girl and, and the girl like, it’s, it’s just really pathetic.
[00:33:08] Jeremiah: Like Yeah, that’s what I feel too. And now I’m married and I’m a little bit older, so like, I don’t know, but , it’s like, yeah.
I, I see right through some of the games these women play on there
[00:33:23] Jaymee: and Yeah. They’re making themselves into a drug and just manipulating you on purpose. Right? Like, don’t fall for it.
[00:33:30] Jeremiah: And then, uh, they, you know, a lot of ’em have their only fans and I feel like only fans is becoming like the new porn.
Mm-hmm. where like guys can go on there, pay money, and like interact with the person instead of just watching the video. They actually get some interaction, but it’s not real interaction. It. You know, for the money. Yeah. It’s
[00:33:51] Jaymee: really, it’s really a, a pathetic place to be in, you know, and I, I understand that like, maybe young guys are gonna be like, want to try that out or something.
But like, you look at these guys that like, that is their life and that that’s who they are. Like they’re really, and they have no shame about it. At this point in, in society, it’s like people don’t even think there’s anything wrong with it. Like, they literally are just like, yeah, my porn, or, yeah, my only fans are like, it’s, it’s so destigmatized at this point that it actually needs to be more stigmatized.
I think just looking at what a kind of a pathetic state you are in as a free, FreeWheel human being.
[00:34:30] Jeremiah: Yeah. And then also you see a lot of like, married guys on there, married guys with kids, and it’s like, dude, what are you doing? ?
[00:34:38] Jaymee: Yeah. Like Tinder dads, right? It’s just like a life, you know, like, go raise your kids.
Why are you. Like on Tinder. It’s just so, like you’re not supposed to be at that phase in your life anymore. Like that. There’s a phase of life you go through to be like that and then you’re supposed to go into another phase, right? Yeah. So they’re keeping everybody really like, again, in that really puberty stage of life when you’re not using your neocortex in your higher ordered thinking.
[00:35:06] Jeremiah: Yeah. Cuz it’s easier to control when you’re thinking like that cuz they can easily manipulate you and like, what was it, the Super Bowl halftime that just happened? Mm-hmm. , it was just Rihanna and her pregnant belly just like singing on a platform and it’s every, everyone’s making fun of it, which is funny, but, um, it’s like, what was that all about?
Like ? Yeah.
[00:35:26] Jaymee: Well it’s, again, it’s part of the deep patterning of society as well is to just make everything. , like down to the lowest common denominator, right? Like, it’s just the lowest of our nature. They wanna pull out, like where we’re just fascinated with, um, filth and disgusted and like it’s, you know, like we’re being on purposely pushed down into this really low state of being and that that is in order to control, you know?
[00:35:57] Jeremiah: Yeah, I’ve, I’ve said before I think that the elites know that there is like, um, , I don’t know what to call it other than like an awakening. There’s a shift in consciousness and they’re trying their hardest to keep that from happening mm-hmm. and keep their power and control. And the way they can do that is through these type of means and mm-hmm.
you know, make sure everyone is, you know, drugged up or, you know, watching porn. Mm-hmm. or acting like a teen and
[00:36:29] Jaymee: Exactly. And like men, um, are just more weak to it. Like they’re just more physically, visually stimulated than women. Right. So it’s like really, like, it’s really dangerous for men to play with it because they’re, they’re not able to use their will to overcome it once they’re in a trance state.
And as soon as you watch it, you’re going into a trance state. So even if you’re a really strong-willed person before, as soon as you start activating that part of your visual cortex, you’re going into a trance state, and then your will is put on the back burner and you’re programmable. Yeah,
[00:36:58] Jeremiah: so it’s probably gonna be, uh, too much reveal of me.
But way back when I was single and a little bit younger and stuff, I went through a stretch where I wasn’t seeing anyone, dating anyone. And I did, I got addicted to porn. I, uh, had to watch it like every morning or every night or maybe both times, mm-hmm. , and it was almost, it was like an addiction. Like I felt weird if I didn’t do it, or I, I, that’s all I would think about.
And I realized that I had an issue. And, um, thankfully I was able to kick it . But yeah, it can happen to anyone. It’s not, they know what they’re
[00:37:37] Jaymee: doing. It will happen to everyone. Like, don’t think you’re the person who that’s not gonna happen to. That’s exact it is gonna happen if you keep watching it, that’s what’s gonna happen.
Like, just don’t lie to yourself guys out there. Like, if you keep watching it, that’s how you’re gonna end up, you know? And if you think you’re not, you’re just lying to yourself. And men, you know, they ha they have an intense animal nature, but they also have a really high nature as well, which is like the noble man and the warrior and the.
The guy who wants to be your knight and shining armor and be a dedicated husband and father. And you know, and it’s like normally if men meet the right girl, then they wanna be that man for that woman, right? Like, so men normally regress down to their animal state, and then if they meet a girl that they are in love with, then they’re like, oh, I better be my higher night man.
Right? And so it’s, men have both in them. Like, it’s not like all men are just dogs. Like it’s, that’s just something that we’re also programmed, um, to try and believe as well. And that’s not true. There is a noble warrior inside of every man. And so part of the agenda of the porn is to just make sure that men never comes out.
Right? Like, it’s like they don’t want these noble warriors in men to be activated. They, they want that part suppressed and the animal nature being under. Yeah.
[00:38:48] Jeremiah: Cuz when you find, like, I’m coming from a man’s perspective, when I get into like a serious relationship with someone, there is that kind of change where it’s like I want to become the protector and the provider and mm-hmm.
stuff like that. And instead of just after the, you know, booty or whatever, ,
[00:39:09] Jaymee: right. And you can respect yourself. Like even though being a husband or a father is a lot of sacrifice and it’s really hard. It pays off later in life for one. Right? Like you have, you’re investing, like you sacrifice now for an investment later.
It’s like your life’s gonna work out a lot better if you are self-sacrificing younger. Whereas if you’re really selfish, it might be fun when you’re young, but you’re gonna end up in a really bad place, you know, being 45, 50 on Tinder, right? Like, you’re not gonna have the, um, payback for your investment.
Right. So, um, it’s with, sorry, I’m kind of losing my train of thought. No, it’s okay. Um, yeah, so the men, so when they, um, do the, the noble man and they sacrifice and stuff, it’s, it’s really, um, Like, uh, an investment for the future, I guess
[00:39:54] Jeremiah: is what I’m trying to say. Yeah. And then you have like a group of women that are the serial online daters and they, they play the field and um, I guess guys do it too.
It’s like you are always looking for someone better, something better, even though it might not be there, you know what I mean? Because you’re so used. Swiping pictures and, uh, you always think there might be someone better on the next swipe or whatever, but maybe the person you just rejected is the actual right person for you.
But you just have that idea. Yeah. And I mean,
[00:40:27] Jaymee: life’s not supposed to be, like, if you base, I mean, and we’ve all done it when you’re younger, you fall in love with that person that’s so horrible for you. But like there was this really intense attraction and you know, that’s kinda what happens in your twenties, right?
And you’re like, that was not a good person like to build a life with. Or like they’re, they weren’t, uh, good for me. Right. But I mean, you’re, you have a lot of hormones when you’re young and there’s just really, the attraction is so strong that you end up in these like, not good situations, right? And then you get a little bit older and you’re like, okay.
that’s not supposed to be the most important thing. You really want somebody who’s like not crazy is dependable, like that you can trust and you know, it has a brain and these kind of other things that you’re not really looking for as much when you’re younger. So, um, but yeah, thanks for bringing that up because I feel, I don’t wanna feel, I don’t wanna come across as though I’m just cutting down men or harping on men, and I think the porn is getting men more than women, and I think that’s what it’s designed for.
But I mean, the women, again, are becoming so masculinized and also becoming more into the porn and, and then the androgyny, like everybody’s gonna be just using the porn and not with each other. Um, but yeah, I think that’s a really good point. Um, about the women too. So like the women also are really, um, becoming predators as well.
Like, again, like the only fans, like, it’s like everything from a woman you have to pay for and you know, they’re just using their sexuality to like manipulate men into like extracting resources outta them. And they’re just looking through the catalog of men of like, Who can I use to, you know, provide for me?
Um, and then always moving on to somebody better as well. Right?
[00:41:57] Jeremiah: Yeah. Cuz you always hear like the, I mean, I’m married so I don’t date, but I have single friends and stuff like that. And you always hear the, you know, typical, you know, online dating girl that’s like, oh, you have to be six three and have a $200,000 job and all these unreal expectations and stuff like that,
And then they end up, you know, being alone, you know? So yeah, it’s all these
[00:42:22] Jaymee: people. It’s funny because I’m, I met this guy that was, I think he was over 40 and, um, he was successful. Like, he just bought a house and he had a good job and everything and, and um, he’s like, yeah, he is like, I’m just not settl. Um, but he watched, like he had no shame about all the porn he watched.
And I’m like, so you think you’re not settling, but really you’re like over 40 and alone and your sex life is porn. So how is that not settling? You’re telling me that out of all the girls you met online, there wasn’t like a seven or an eight that you could have had for your girlfriend or wife. Like you, you wanna like hold out and you think you’re gonna get this 10, but you’re not.
Like that’s an illusion. Yeah,
[00:42:58] Jeremiah: and like I said, then those type of people, girl or guy, they’re the ones that end up on there for like 10 years and alone. And .
[00:43:06] Jaymee: Yeah. Look at the Tinder, Swin, swindler documentary, right? Like this, like really good looking people are actually the people that are on there the longest because they get addicted to the attention and they get addicted to feeling like there’s so many people that want them and then they never settle.
Like I think actually the online dating apps are the better looking people. It affects them the worst. I think if you’re somewhere in the middle or even like closer to the bottom, it might actually work for you better than if you’re a really good looking person going on
[00:43:31] Jeremiah: there. . Yeah. And I’m not trying to like bash dating apps and stuff.
I have a friend who got married and his wife, they met on match.com or whatever, but like the overall majority of it is, is just trash out of no idea. Yeah. Like,
[00:43:46] Jaymee: especially Tinder, right? Like, I think there’s different ones that people are kind of looking for a marriage partner on, but then there’s like the ones that are like just the hook up, you know, the swipers or like, yeah, I don’t know.
I never went on that one, but like, I mean, Tinder seems pretty bad. Like
[00:44:01] Jeremiah: Really? Yeah. I’ve only heard horror stories from that,
[00:44:04] Jaymee: so. Yeah, me too. I, I’ve heard, um, and, and I’ve seen people get really addicted to it. Like, um, he, even my friend, he’s on his phone all day, like checking the, like he’s just addicted to it.
Even the app, like just addicted to the app. Like he’s not even really meeting all the girls out there. He’s just like looking at them all and like seeing who pops up every day. . And it’s like,
[00:44:25] Jeremiah: it’s like, is that really how you want to live?
[00:44:28] Jaymee: Yeah, and it’s um, it’s the same as on Facebook. When you see all these guys, they have like 20 Russian models on their friend list.
And I’m like, those are not really Russian models that wanna be your friend. And that’s like, you know what I mean? But they all gotta have them on there just to look like they have all these girls, these hot bikini chicks on their. Facebook and it’s like, obviously they’re fake, right? But I mean, everybody’s gotta have ’em on there.
So I think it’s the same with Twitter. They’re just collecting girls, right? Yeah.
[00:44:55] Jeremiah: I have the Instagram for the show and I constantly get hit up by these fake accounts with like a pretty woman as the picture of the profile, but the name is like Ahmed or something that’s like . It’s like, really? You gotta try better than that
And um, yeah, it’s crazy. Yeah, because I never used Instagram before my show, so I didn’t know anything about it. So when I first logged on, I was getting these messages, I thought they were like fans or whatever, and then learned really quick that it was all just like a scam type of thing. Yeah.
[00:45:29] Jaymee: I think that, um, like my hope is just for, um, men just to realize how much they’re really getting played, right?
Like it’s really, um, you know, that, I don’t know how to say this, um, but like, , it, it’s hard for men when they get sexually activate, like their brain really does flip really quick. Like it’s really, like, that is men’s Achilles heel, right? Is they’re really easy to sexually manipulate. Like it’s really, um, something that’s really hard for them to master.
Um, and so, you know, it’s really, that is the agenda is to make it so that men could never master that part of themselves and that that part of themselves is just used to completely manipulate them, you know?
[00:46:11] Jeremiah: Yeah. We think with our, uh, little guy sometimes more than we should. .
[00:46:16] Jaymee: Yeah. And it’s just the way you’re wired, right?
Like, it’s like, so knowing that, like you almost need to guard yourself against that manipulation because it is Achilles heel, right? So like, going and exposing yourself to it, like you’re just, you’re gonna be. .
[00:46:28] Jeremiah: Oh yeah. And we’re, most guys are pretty easily manipulated by a attractive woman too. I see it all the time, like when I’m out and about mm-hmm.
and I’ve had friends, I’ve myself, you know, when I was younger, got played by some women too. It’s just part of the game, you know, . But, um, yeah, it’s, it’s crazy. And then the whole porn thing, going back to the porn industry, it’s like they want you to do it. That’s why it’s free. That’s why it’s readily available.
Mm-hmm. , I find it pretty sick that you’re hearing about like 10 year olds going on these sites and looking at it, and like, that’s not natural either. It’s like you’re supposed to be a kid living your life and not doing these adult sexual things and
[00:47:11] Jaymee: Yeah. Like the first time seeing pornography really changes your consciousness.
Like it’s a, it’s a line of innocence and then not innocence. Right. And like I’ve worked in social work for a long time and I’ve seen a lot of stuff and. , like sexual abuse is the most damaging thing that you can do to a human being because it destroys their state of innocence and it, and it does it when they don’t have the capacity to be in the next realm like they’re supposed to be in the realm of innocence until they have a capacity to be in the realm of.
Um, like an adult. And so interfering with that natural progression is really damaging to a human being. You know, if you look at what’s going on in the world today with all of the MK Ultra and the child abuse and the Catholic Church and um, just all the child pornography and like all the people that are, um, programmed on purpose through sexual abuse, like it really is a tactic of destroying human being spirit so that they can be enslaved.
And that’s really what it’s about. Now I am so like terrified for what’s gonna happen to this, not our generation, but like these younger generations that are seeing really hardcore like satanic filth by the time they’re like eight, nine years old. Like, I don’t think you can come back from that. . I, I really don’t, what was it?
But I think it’s really intentional. They want the kids to find the porn. That’s why it’s not even censored. Like they want little kids to find it on the internet.
[00:48:37] Jeremiah: Yeah. And the, um, there’s that one music artist, uh, oh, what’s her name? She does all the, the really depressing songs and stuff. Billy Eilish, I think.
Um, yeah, there was an interview with her and she said like something along the lines of, she thought that, BDSM bondage stuff was normal. Like that’s what it was. Sex was supposed to be like because that’s all she watched in the porn. Yeah. I mean, and that’s the kind of distortion that you’re talking about is you see these depraved things and you think that’s the way it’s supposed to be.
It’s Orwellian
[00:49:15] Jaymee: is love, is hate, right? So like, um, you know, BDSM and sodomy and all these like really, um, like aggressive, painful acts that people supposedly get off on and they, they can have the wiring in their brain so Max mess up and crisscross that like they can be aroused from that. But like, uh, that is a Satanic inversion.
Like that is the opposite of what love, intimacy and sex is supposed to be about. Right. And you see this huge trend pushing all the B D S M stuff. Um, like even with the 50 shades of grade books coming out and like really trying to normalize, um, you know, hurting people is a way to have intimacy.
[00:49:55] Jeremiah: Yeah, I remember when that 50 Shades of Gray came out and the, like, the widespread, like, I don’t know, love of the book and the series and stuff like that.
And I was like, mm-hmm. , I don’t get it. I mean, I’m a guy, but I was like, I don’t get it. But there was all these women, but then I knew other women that were like, I tried to read it and I couldn’t get through it because it was, you know, like not my type of thing. .
[00:50:21] Jaymee: Yeah. I mean, I’m an avid reader and I checked it out just because of all the hype too.
Like, I was like, wow, like why is it so famous? Right. And I bought, um, them at this used bookstore and I read the first chapter and I, in the first chapter, It was a sex scene where the girl was a virgin, and it said like, he ripped into her. And I was like, like right there. I’m like, this is not okay at all.
Like, what is like, it’s just Phil. It was just like, you, you don’t rip into somebody that has no experience. Like that is not okay at all. That’s not something that should be in a book promoted as something sexy at all. Like it’s just sick.
[00:50:57] Jeremiah: Yeah. So, and then I watched the first movie with my wife.
Um, she wanted to watch it and she’s like, . Yeah. This is tame compared to the book. And I was like, I don’t even want to know about the book. .
[00:51:10] Jaymee: Yeah. Yeah. It’s really Orwellian, right? Like love and love is hate. And I said the other one with pornography is that freedom is slavery, right? So everybody thinks being in a loving relationship is some type of prison sentence, right?
Like, you know, like it’s really promoted that, oh no, you wanna be free and have unlimited, you know, women. And, um, it’s like, but you’re enslaved by it. Like you’re addicted to it and you’re enslaved by it. So your freedom is your slavery and if you went into a relationship, you’re actually free of all that crap.
You don’t have to like be , you can just put that part of your life just like. over there. Don’t, you don’t have to be involved in any of it anymore. You have your life in front of you every day. So it really frees you from that.
[00:51:48] Jeremiah: Yeah. And you saw the whole thing with like Andrew Tate and all that. It’s like he’s that type of person too, like, seems like he’s into that bondage stuff and degrades women and, and now look at his downfall cuz he keeps trying and trying to get the next best thing and and now it seems like he’s going after like unaged girls or underage girls or whatever.
Um, allegedly .
[00:52:15] Jaymee: Yeah. I mean a, a a, a good show to watch is like the r Kelly story too, right? Because it’s just, you can actually see. how he keeps getting worse and worse and younger. Younger and weirder. And weirder and creeper and creeper. And then, um, when he’s getting away with it, like he, they almost busted him a few times, but then he got away with it.
But then that total arrogance of being unstoppable, like it’s again, he just regressed down to this even darker level. Like I think the documentary is really well made about that too. Yeah. R
[00:52:44] Jeremiah: Kelly. Same. Yeah, same deal. Uh, the Epstein Island thing is another one. Yeah.
[00:52:51] Jaymee: And it’s kind of, you know, like everybody’s like, oh, you know, I’m so glad this is being exposed.
But like, I, I know there’s lots of people out there that like, think he’s amazing and wish they could be him. You know, like it’s same with people that watch the r Kelly documentary, like I’m sure there’s lots of guys watching it thinking, oh yeah, he’s, he was the man, you know, like he had a whole harem of underage girls and, you know, it’s.
they want, um, to try and make people attracted to really young people. Because that’s part of keeping you like emotionally regressed, right? Is to have you attracted to somebody that’s like really emotionally immature.
[00:53:23] Jeremiah: Yeah. And I’ve been seeing now, luckily there’s been a lot of backlash, but I’ve also been seeing a lot of this effort to normalize the pedophilia too and make it like a, um, sexual preference instead of like a perversion or something.
That’s bad. Yeah.
[00:53:42] Jaymee: Yeah. I mean, it’s, it’s so crazy what they’re even trying to get away with, but it’s even crazier how many people are okay with it, right? Like the drag queens and schools story time and like the books are teaching sex ed for kids and like, um, like I said, they want the kids to find the porn on the internet.
They know once you see it, you’re changed forever. Like your, your consciousness has been changed. Like you’re, no, you can’t innocent. Yeah, you can’t unsee it and you can’t, you can’t turn back time and you’re, you’re permanently changed forever from that going into your mind. And, um, yeah, the, the whole agenda with the pedophilia is really to normalize it and like, , you know, it’s like the, the pornography goes with that.
Like they really want to degrade humanity down to our lowest nature, you know, and like these people are satanists, like, they want to openly be who they are because the thing about Satanists is they are narcissists, so they really wanna be worshiped. So even though they control a lot of things behind the scenes and um, you know, they can have their child trafficking in private and, you know, get away with stuff secretly, it’s actually killing them not to be public because they don’t get their narcissistic supply.
Like, the same way that a serial killer, you know, after they’re caught is like, that’s part of what they’re getting off on is all the attention and being notorious and people begging them to tell them, you know, this, the truth of what their horrible crimes, right? Like that is just as exciting for them as doing the murders, right?
So, um, you know, with the sickness, like they actually really wanna come out and they want to be able to be who they are and not only be accepted for their perversion, but worshiped for it, right? So they wanna like really have pedophiles on like a pedestal. And so, , they always start out with just, um, making people aware of it and accepting it, but then they wanna actually promote it as an ideal.
Yeah. I just
[00:55:24] Jeremiah: think it’s crazy that they wanna change it to a preference. It’s like, and they want to put it in like the same breath as like being gay or lesbian, which I think is crazy. Yeah. And
[00:55:35] Jaymee: I mean, there’s even, um, L G B T people like really ticked off about that and speaking out against it because they’re like, no, like you’re not tagging along a p to the end of our train here.
Like, you like get off, you know, like you’re not come coming on this pride with us. Like, you know, and I’m, I’m glad those people are doing it because I think a lot of, um, times when other people try to do it, it comes across as, you know, being, uh, having a different agenda. But I mean, child abuse is, is harm to an innocent child.
Like it’s. Um, okay. Ever, in any context ever, it’s a hundred percent evil. It’s a hundred percent goes against nature. There’s ne there’s no situation that exists where it’s okay or it can be rationalized or in any scenario where it would somehow be of benefit or, or permitted, like it’s a hundred percent wrong always anywhere through all of time.
So the fact that they’re trying to get people to bend that universal law, um, is just in insane that people are even like open to even hearing about it.
[00:56:36] Jeremiah: And then, like I was saying, I don’t know if it was before we were recording or not, but was saying that the children who get sexually assaulted or molested, they’re almost always repeat offend when they get older.
It’s kind of like they take it as that’s what they’re supposed to do, and you just have that cycle of they gotta abuse, they’re sexually assaulted, so they’re gonna do it to someone else. And. . Yeah, it seems very common in that circle. There was actually a guy that I worked with at my last building and um, I worked with him.
He seemed, you know, normal guy. Um, he was like 40 or something and uh, he always joked around and he was working close with me and stuff like that. And then one day he just didn’t show up for work and everyone was like, what the heck’s going on? And then come to find out, he went out on medical leave cuz he said he injured his knee on the job and.
While he was out on medical leave, he went to a family friend’s house and raped their seven year old daughter and filmed it and all this stuff. And I’m not gonna go into details cuz it’s gross, but he got, you know, obviously arrested and, and tried and everything. I think he got 99 years in jail or something.
And um, but they went to his house and they found his hard drive on his computer and it had, you know, 3000 some in images and videos on it of ch child porn. Uh, it was just crazy . And I was like, oh man, I actually joked with this guy and. .
[00:58:13] Jaymee: Yeah. Um, and they have now, like people even wear those Google glasses that are like 3D so that they can like rape the child with the glasses on and then they can sell that.
It’s like that movie Strange Days or whatever, when they could record the experience and then sell it. So it’s like, yeah. The, the depravity, there’s no end to it. It just keeps going lower, lower, lower. And I have to correct you on one thing about, um, and I just always correct people on this because, um, it’s just a certain way to think about people repeating it.
So, um, most people who are sexually abused will not abuse anybody else. Like most people are like, that was wrong and I would never do it. However, most people that are abusers have been abused. So like what you’re saying, oh, yes, yes. But a lot of times people repeat it. Like, everyone who’s abused is gonna be an abuser.
And like, statistically, it’s, it’s not true. Like most people will not ever, they’d never wanna do it like hurt anybody because they know how it feels. Right. And, but, um, What you’re saying is also a really good point about that abusers were also abused. And a lot of times the reason they, um, repeat it is because they don’t process it.
So it goes, um, like their unconscious drives. They try to just block it, but then it, it wants to reenact and that’s, there’s lots of psychology behind that. It’s called a, there’s a repetition compulsion, and then there’s somatic reenactment. So when people deny things, the subconscious wants to replicate it.
Um, and then also as a coping me mechanism to deal, to avoid dealing with their own trauma and like admit that they were powerless and victims and, um, like they, they couldn’t stop it. They’ll kind of pretend that they had some type of agency even though they didn’t, because that is, makes ’em feel less powerless.
And then they start to rationalize that it wasn’t that bad. And then they start to fantasize about, well maybe it was. Good and maybe I should do it. And you know what I mean? So it’s this really sick slippery slope that starts in one area of not processing your trauma and then, um, people reenacting it.
So unless it’s, unless there’s an intervention somewhere there, it’s really scary
[01:00:21] Jeremiah: where it can end up. Yeah. I apologize for that previous statement I made it, I had a little mixed up, but Yeah,
[01:00:27] Jaymee: you’re right. Well, every, everybody does. That’s why I always try to correct people because it’s, that gets repeated a lot.
And I used to repeat it too, and I used to believe it too. But then like, when I went to school and actually studied the statistics, like, um, cuz I think sometimes if, if we kind of just repeat that, um, we kind of like, people have a stigma to being abused because people think that they’re gonna be abusers.
So like, they’re like, oh, I don’t want that person around my kids. Cause I know they were sexually abused and like, so that could become another trauma for people that have been abused, um, as well. But there’s definitely like validity to what you said too.
[01:00:59] Jeremiah: For sure. But there is a correlation between like a rapist usually has been raped themselves.
Yes. Yeah, yeah. Okay. For sure.
[01:01:08] Jaymee: Just to make it clear, . Yeah, yeah, yeah. That’s why I was like, I always clarify it cuz I think we just get to repeated all the time that it’s
[01:01:16] Jeremiah: um, it’s one of those falsities.
[01:01:18] Jaymee: Yeah, definitely abuser. Yeah. And I, I mean, I don’t know how somebody really could be that like just born that way.
I don’t really believe that at all. Like when they try to say that people, like, they always try to say that about Jeffrey Dahmer and stuff, and I’m like, I don’t believe that story at all. That nothing happened to Jeffrey Dahmer. Like, gimme a break.
[01:01:36] Jeremiah: Yeah. I don’t either. I’ve, something had to have happened to him as a kid.
[01:01:41] Jaymee: Yeah. Yeah. He just isn’t conscious of it. Right. He doesn’t remember it. And that’s why he went and did all those things because he was reenacting all these things that he wasn’t conscious of. Right. And that’s where the danger is. It’s like where the subconscious takes over and as he’s really sick drives.
And that’s why porn’s so dangerous because it’s, it’s almost like allowing your subconscious, like deep primal part of your, like brain to take over your being when it should be the other way
[01:02:05] Jeremiah: around. And like, once you get started, it’s hard to stop like a lot of addictions.
[01:02:11] Jaymee: Yeah. It’s, um, it weakens your will.
Right. And so, you know, what better way to destroy a human being than to destroy their imagination and destroy their will. Right. Um, and it’s, it only gets worse. , the more you indulge yourself, the more weak willed you’ll become. And so it’s kind of a trick where in our society it’s like, we’re supposed to respect these people that do whatever they want whenever they want and like follow their true will.
Or if they want something, they just take it. And like in reality, if you live that way all the time, you become a really weak-willed person because you’re always used to just taking what you want and not having self-control. So then you actually don’t have self-control when you, when you wanna have it.
Right. So it it, it works in reverse where if you’re a really disciplined person, you actually have a lot of self-control and you’re really in, um, like a, a holistic being and control of yourself all the time. You’re not vulnerable to being addicted to things. Yeah.
[01:03:06] Jeremiah: It’s kind of like, um, children of really rich people that are spoiled and never told no, they end up being monsters later because they’re not used to being told no or rejected or.
[01:03:18] Jaymee: or not having what they want, whenever they want it. And like that’s, I think such a good point you bring up. Um, yeah. Like they’re spoiled and they, they actually can’t, they have like a, a meltdown if they don’t get what they want every single time. They have a, an impulse. Right. And there’s really an agenda to get everybody to that state.
Right. And so again, it’s that trick of freedom of slavery was like, here, here’s some free heroin. Here’s unlimited naked women to look at. Whatever you want, here you go. Here’s their notes, here’s your Tinder and All right, . Yeah, exactly. It’s really meant to make you into like a very pathetic
[01:03:52] Jeremiah: person.
I also find it weird, um, cuz I, there’s a documentary on Netflix about social media and stuff, and I find it kind of alarming that a lot of the creators of social media sites and stuff don’t let their children use it. And they don’t use it. And it’s like they’re saying like, yeah, it’s really not good.
Yeah.
[01:04:12] Jaymee: All um, Technology, uh, you know, it, it bio digitally replicates a virtual version of you online by collecting your data. And then once it has a image of, um, who and what you’re interested in and who you are, then there’s, um, artificial intelligence that can start offering you things that you’re gonna say yes to.
And again, it starts to program you to be like a weak-willed person and to have a d d, right? Like everybody’s being programmed to just have that, I don’t even know what you’d call it, like fish brain or something where you’re just like,
[01:04:43] Jeremiah: like Dory from a, like that’s really finding Nemo .
[01:04:48] Jaymee: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
That’s very
[01:04:50] Jeremiah: intentional. And yeah, there’s, um, so much addictions these days too. It’s not just porn or whatever, the cell phone addiction. Mm-hmm. , I’ve, I’m a, uh, culprit of that or a victim of that. Like, there’s times where I’m like looking at my phone and I don’t have a reason to. It’s just habit, you know?
[01:05:11] Jaymee: right? So something really important to understand is that once your brain is primed for one addiction, it’s primed for all addictions, right? And that’s why people that are like, oh, I’m just gonna quit drinking, but I’m gonna, you know, just drink beer. Or like, like, like, they’ll just replace one addiction with the other because your brain is primed for addiction, right?
And so, something that, um, I really think everybody needs to familiarize themselves with what intermittent reinforcement is. So, intermittent reinforcement is based on psychology of, um, getting a reward sometimes. And there’s no rhyme or reason to why you get the reward. So you see this with BLTs or gambling machines where you might win, but you really can’t control when you win.
You just so it leads to compulsion, right? And this happens. Dating, um, and stuff too, right? Like you’ll see people that get in an obsessive abusive relationships because the abuser’s nice to them sometimes and mean to them sometimes, but it’s not actually related to cause and effect. Like it’s random. And that makes people go crazy because they can’t figure out the formula.
So they start getting like a compulsion, right? And so that’s how a lot of addiction is formed. And you can be addicted to people, you can be addicted to, um, anything really. But that intermittent reinforcement is like the number one way to create addiction in a person’s brain. And so with your phone, like you just said, you’re picking it up and you’re looking at it, well, there might be a message there and there might not be, and you can’t control it.
It’s random, right? But the one there is one there because you didn’t know. That’s what gives you the dopamine. And so that’s what makes you addicted to it, and that’s how people get addicted to everything.
[01:06:49] Jeremiah: That’s so true. And it’s something. don’t really think about. But now that you say it, it’s like, yeah, so true.
Like cuz I’m just waiting for a message or a notification or something. And it might be there, it might not be, I don’t know. But I guess the thrill of
[01:07:04] Jaymee: finding out and you can’t control it. Like it’s not like A equals B every time. If it did, you would actually relax because you knew you were in control.
And every time you want B you just do a, but when you’re not in control of it and it’s random, it there’s something in the brain that doesn’t like maybe And leads to compulsion. Yeah, intermittent reinforcement. Look it up. familiarize yourself. Especially if you’re dating, because this is how you get addicted to people that are jerks is because they’re nice to you sometimes and it actually makes you get, uh, release in your, your brain that’s the same as a drug.
That’s why girls like bad boys and guys like really, you know, self-centered women that treat them like crap. Like it, it leads you to keep trying. That makes a
[01:07:43] Jeremiah: lot of sense. And hopefully that will save somebody that’s listening.
[01:07:49] Jaymee: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Uh, learning what that is will save a lot of people. It’s definitely one of the best things I ever figured out in my life is
[01:07:56] Jeremiah: what Intermittent reinforcement.
Yeah. And I’m gonna write that down so that I can spread it to more people. .
[01:08:02] Jaymee: Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And once you figure it out, it won’t work on you the same. So it’s, again, this is all the mind control is just understanding it, you know, um, is really what makes it not work is, is when you become conscious. So really it’s the unconscious that’s programmable and manipulatable, right?
And so that’s why porn is so dangerous, because when you, when you’re aroused, you’re in an altered state of consciousness, you are in a trance, right? Like everybody is in a trance. It, so it’s like your brain is in a very, very vulnerable state. When you are even interested in looking at somebody sexually, your brain changes instantly to a d.
[01:08:40] Jeremiah: Brain wave Potter. I’ve seen so many videos of people like with their head down in their cell phone and like, run into a pole or fall down a hole, . Cause they’re just stuck in that world and there’s nothing else. They’re not aware of anything else that’s around.
[01:08:55] Jaymee: Yeah. And people, like again, talking about surrogates, right?
Because like our technology is becoming a surrogate for relationships and you know, the, the end of the road to that is somebody that’s in love with a real doll that they keep in a closet like a serial killer and think like they’re actually in love with it. Right? But like, that’s kind of where this all leads to this really, um, sick place where we’re kind of like in love with some type of cyborg type of technology instead of real human
[01:09:22] Jeremiah: beings.
I think, uh, eventually they want to merge people with machines and AI and Yep. Um, I think they’re trying to head towards that way. And that’s why I’m a little leery of the whole Elon Musk link thing. And um, I can see good coming from it, like being able to make a blind person see or fix mental issues or, you know, whatever.
But I can see a whole, that’s just how they’ll sell it. Yeah. Right. Yeah. And then I’ll see a whole bad side of it too. Like what if someone hacks into it or changes your wiring in your brain or can they use it to control you? Or , there’s so many bad things that could come from that too.
[01:10:06] Jaymee: Yeah, I think they’re going to, um, Try to chip the pedophiles like mandatory so that, cuz like they have the pedophile registry now where you can register sex offenders.
And like the thing is, is if they wanna chip, um, sex offenders, nobody’s gonna stick up for them, right? Like, everyone’s gonna like Yeah. You know, chip ’em, they’re gonna hurt our kids, right? So that, I think that’s how they’re gonna start, like mandating chips in people. And I think you’re also really right about, um, merging technology and, um, I’m actually in the middle of researching some really interesting stuff on autism right now that I’m not like, quite ready to do a show on.
But I mean, if you think of ai, AI is like an autistic brain and so they wanna make people more like AI and then ai more like people. So part of what they’re harvesting, of watching people’s porn habits or even how they interact online or putting emojis to emotion, it’s all machine learning. Emotion from humans because machines don’t have that, right?
So they want to also make people more sociopathic because sociopathic or, um, extremely like, um, kind of autistic, like digitalized, like digital brain, like data from Star Trek brains are, um, making them more similar so that they can eventually merge them together. And so making everyone have a d d from watching the porn and then recording the emotion from that is really, again, it’s coming to that middle point between technology and humans.
I really
[01:11:29] Jeremiah: do. I really think that’s what they’re headed towards. Um, and mm-hmm. for any of the religious people listening to. I think that could be the part of, I think, revelations where it talks about people will seek death but not find it well. How’s that gonna be? Well, you’ll be a robot and you won’t be able to die
[01:11:49] Jaymee: Well, and I think also, I was just talking about this, um, in a show that I did with Cryp Brick last night about a synthetic dimension. So like sometimes I think about that in the Bible and I think that it might be, um, some type of, uh, virtual reality metaverse that their consciousness goes into and then that gets disconnected off and they’re stuck in it and they can’t get out of it ever.
Like they’re literally downloaded into this like thing that’s gonna be going on in a time loop and they won’t be able to get out. Yeah. Like,
[01:12:15] Jeremiah: um, what’s that? Uh, surrogates, I think was a movie with Bruce Willis where they went in those pods and they got transported, their mind got transported into like a virtual reality Sims world.
[01:12:32] Jaymee: Yeah. We already see that happening with the Metaverse. Like people are, um, like, you know, doing everything in there and I think, you know, the pornography that they’re getting people addicted to now, and then also with all of the like, um, fear of germs and stuff that’s being promoted in people, like, um, you know, like what would just happened over the last couple years has really made everybody like paranoid and then now people are, Like, whether you’re backs or unboxed, there’s again, like even on dating sites now, they have more syringe emojis, like to show , like it’s just messed up.
But anyways, so like making people even less likely to wanna even touch another human being because again, it promotes them just like we’re gonna all go into like the metaverse and hook up there in, in VR instead of even in real life anymore. Right.
[01:13:15] Jeremiah: Yeah. And I always find it crazy, like the amount of people I still see wearing masks out in public and stuff like that.
And it’s like, did you not get the news that they’re ineffective ? Like, like they literally came out and said like, yeah, they’re not effective or whatever. It’s already done. Its course. Like I just don’t get it myself. But ,
[01:13:36] Jaymee: yeah, it’s um, uh, like, I mean it’s, it’s. , um, interesting how there’s so much information now that like, I think to remain ignorant now actually requires quite an effort.
Like where you literally have to be like a horse with blinders on and like if anybody even tries to tell you anything, you’re like boxing them away with fact. You know what I mean? Like, it’s almost like you’re, you’d have to put so much energy into remaining ignorant at this point because of all the information coming at you that I don’t really know how people are still able to do it, but they, but there are still people doing
[01:14:08] Jeremiah: it.
I wonder if in the future, like maybe not even that far future, they’ll be kind of like, uh, a rift between the people who fall in line and the people who question everything, like the quote unquote conspiracy people and, um, other people that just aren’t okay with some of the stuff they’re pushing in the mass media and stuff like that.
Wonder if there’ll ever come a point where it’s kind of like a split where it’s like, Two different, I don’t know, like types like, I don’t know, regions or nations or whatever, where it’s like those people are following all that and then these people are like against that. So they’re doing their different thing.
I mean,
[01:14:54] Jaymee: I would, I would argue that we’re already at that time, but that it’s not a physical separation, but like an actual like perceptual separation where like people are actually living in parallel universes, but we’re like in the same space, but like, we’re like not in the same actual perceptual, like we’re in a different dimension in the same space.
And I like that. I, I think is really what happened from everything over the last two years because even, um, it’s really interesting how people will look at the same fact and then use it as evidence for two opposing ideas. Like to me, that’s just more evidence of a parallel perceptual universe that people have decided which one they’re going into at this point.
I can
[01:15:32] Jeremiah: totally see it for sure.
[01:15:34] Jaymee: And maybe at some point that will manifest in the physical separation, um, in the third dimension. ,
[01:15:41] Jeremiah: I don’t know. Who knows? It’s, we’re, we’re in wild times for sure. . Yeah.
[01:15:46] Jaymee: I, um, I can’t believe like what reality is actually become in my short life, but it’s,
[01:15:52] Jeremiah: yeah, cuz you’re around the same age as me.
So like the shift between when we were young and now is just massive .
[01:16:00] Jaymee: Yeah. It’s, it’s a lot to, um, adapt to. Um, and yeah, we are kind of that generation that was old enough to remember seeing things that really changed everything and. . Um, but it’s, it’s hard to adapt to too because like you see the kids now, they’re just born into it and they naturally adapt to all the technology and the way that the world works now.
Like their brains are like really adapted to it. Um, but I don’t feel like ours necessarily are . Like it’s still challenging, like even the amount of, um, information that I know. Makes me feel sick sometimes or get a headache like, and I do it to myself cuz I’m a researcher and I can’t help it. Like, I just wanna know everything.
So, but I mean, even the amount of books I read and the amount of like, information that I have to take into my, like physical and spiritual self is so much that I’m like, this is like 20 people’s lives. I want
[01:16:55] Jeremiah: to thank you for coming on and speaking with us and uh, going over this stuff. Cuz like I said, it’s not the normal paranormal stuff, but there is paranormal.
Mm-hmm. , like in the back scenes of it, like you said, the satanic control and manipulation. So I wanted to touch on it and talk about it. And also the whole porn thing just affects a lot of people these days. So just becoming more aware. Yeah. It’s, it’s a real
[01:17:22] Jaymee: epidemic
[01:17:23] Jeremiah: for sure. Yeah. Just bringing more awareness to it, I think is important.
[01:17:27] Jaymee: Yeah. And thank you for having me on to talk about it because I really feel like it needs to be men talking about it, telling their brothers that, Hey, this is not what you think. Right? Because I feel like there’s kind of this male culture of like, don’t mess with the guys. Whatever he is doing, it’s not your business or whatever.
And um, I think that, you know, a bunch of women complaining about it’s not gonna have the same effect as like, even just, even just me and you right now, like a man and a woman, just having like an honest conversation openly about like, this is not in anybody’s best interest. You know? And I think that’s really powerful.
So giving a platform to that, especially people that aren’t looking for it, is like really, I think, gonna make people just at least think and go and research themselves more, which is, I’m happy with that. And
[01:18:10] Jeremiah: I just wanna touch on one last thing and then I’ll let you go. Um, I know I brought him up, Andrew Tate and all that, but there is this manosphere that has been, you know, growing and I think there is positive to it because I’m starting to notice more men are looking past the beauty, quote unquote, and they’re trying to get more substance out of a partner and I hope mm-hmm.
that that will continue so that, you know, the dynamic shift, because right now it’s all like superficial on both sides. So like, and like you said mm-hmm. with unique guys to tell other guys to do it cuz we’re not gonna listen to women complain about it. So if you have men that, you know, can bring light to this stuff and, and kind of say, Hey, you guys are getting played and you need to, you know, , be a better person.
Be a better man. And um, so there is, yeah, there is some of that going down that I’ve seen. Yeah.
[01:19:16] Jaymee: Be your no, be your noble soul for sure.
[01:19:20] Jeremiah: But yeah, thank you for coming on and um, it was a great talk. I like talking about this stuff and looks like your dog’s making another appearance. .
[01:19:30] Jaymee: Yeah, I kind of take him outat.
He wants, it’s, it’s snowed here today and he loves snow, so he’s just dying to go outside and play in it. But yeah.
[01:19:38] Jeremiah: I hope you have a good weekend and, um, stay safe and
[01:19:42] Jaymee: you too. Thanks for having me on at anytime. You wanna do a show? Um, I, I think it would be fun to go into actually some of the paranormal aspects of porn because I can tell you right now.
Oh yeah,
[01:19:50] Jeremiah: for sure. I’ll have to have you back on. I love all that stuff. .
[01:19:55] Jaymee: Yeah, we could go more this, I think we could go more into the fringe stuff because actually porn’s, uh, there’s a lot of really weird paranormal stuff
[01:20:04] Jeremiah: on porn actually. Yeah, we’ll definitely have to do that.
[01:20:09] Jaymee: Okay.