Jordan Maxwell

emory smiths they are these people who make this stuff up as they go like are they having these encounters or are they just really good storytellers some of these people are just really good storytellers and if you say something with a level of authority The masses, the people looking for somebody to follow, the people looking for truth.

A lot of times they'll believe it hook, line, hook, line and sinker just because the way you present it as a Jordan Maxwell.

As a Bill Donahue.

Oh, man, Bill Donahue, this like if you if you say it like it's real, people will believe it, man.

A lot of times they'll believe it hook, line, hook, line and sinker.

Just because the way you present it as a Jordan Maxwell.

As a Bill Donahue.

Oh, man, Bill Donahue, this like if you if you say it like it's real, people will believe it, man.

The masses, the people looking for somebody to follow, the people looking for truth.

A lot of times they'll believe it hook, line, hook, line and sinker just because the way you present it as a Jordan Maxwell.

As a Bill Donahue.

Oh, man, Bill Donahue, this like if you if you say it like it's real, people will believe it, man.

The masses, the people looking for somebody to follow, the people looking for truth.

A lot of times they'll believe it hook, line, hook, line and sinker just because the way you present it as a Jordan Maxwell.

As a Bill Donahue.

Oh, man, Bill Donahue, this like if you if you say it like it's real, people will believe it, man.

One of the more recent things you created is a phone call where you can call in and talk to people who have crossed over.

You've made a few different ones, Terrence McKenna, Jordan Maxwell, and mainly P.

Hall,

where

But then, like, the more he kept talking, it kind of started pulling me in.

I'm like, I say, hey, Jordan, I just want to say this.

I just want to say that, um... you know, the more I talk to you, the more you're starting to sound like the real Jordan Maxwell.

And I figured it would spit out just a response that was like, yeah, I'm an LLM and yeah, we're getting really good now and blah, blah, blah.

One of the more recent things you created is a phone call where you can call in and talk to people who have crossed over.

You've made a few different ones, Terrence McKenna, Jordan Maxwell, and mainly P.

Hall, where you can call and talk to them about their works and their philosophies.

And to hear it in their voice is very, I don't know, weird, but maybe cathartic in some ways to hear their body of work coming from their voice.

But then the more he kept talking, it kind of started pulling me in.

I'm like, I say, hey, Jordan, I just want to say this.

I just want to say that... you know, the more I talk to you, the more you're starting to sound like the real Jordan Maxwell.

And I figured it would spit out just a response that was like, yeah, I'm an LLM and yeah, we're getting really good now and blah, blah, blah.

They were, um, officially coming through an intelligence agency and, um, and that's a long saga I won't get into now, but that is how he and I connected.

And then we agreed, um, I had had a small inheritance from my mother and flew to Europe to go to tour, uh, with, um, Jordan Maxwell and William Henry, Egypt.

And they were looking for the signs of Atlantis in Egypt at the time.

Let's go to Egypt and look for Atlantis.

would you look for Atlantis in the middle of a country that's just deserts?

So I took a good part of my inheritance and took that trip.

During the trip, I actually interviewed Jordan Maxwell about aliens, and he had never done an interview up to that point, revealing his investigations with aliens.

He was already, you know, Manly P.