#428 - Outlawed Round Up 9.9.26 - Gods Work | Prometheus V. Lamassu
Release Date: 09/10/2026
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Dr. Heather Lynn joins us for a wide-ranging conversation about the H Files, occult symbolism, archaeology, and what she calls “uncontrolled opposition.” The discussion moves from Heather’s claims of pressure and attempts to steer her work to broader questions about power, myth, and how culture shapes perception. Heather Lynn shares her perspective on the connections between archaeology, religion, media, and narrative control. Graham and Darren explore synchronicities, cataclysms, domestication, and whether the patterns we see are engineered, emergent, or both. Historian & cognitive...
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Quebec Election Shock, Canada’s Culture Wars, and More We unpack Quebec’s election results and explore a range of political, public health, cultural, and technology stories. The conversation also touches on BC’s drug crisis, digital currency, UFO disclosure, and more. In this episode Quebec’s election results, the CAQ’s collapse, and what a Parti Québécois minority government could mean. Quebec separatism, regional political divides, and Alberta’s separatist mood. Reports of crows in British Columbia allegedly being treated with naloxone after suspected opioid exposure. ...
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We talk with Brad Lail of The Awakened Pod about his book-in-progress, plasma portals, and why he believes UFO disclosure is being framed through a controlled, materialist lens. The conversation also gets into spiritual awakening, demons versus angels, and how propaganda and algorithmic suppression shape what people are allowed to see. Brad brings a Christian worldview, a military and media background, and a strong thesis: the UFO conversation is incomplete unless it includes theology, energy, and spiritual warfare. The Awakened Podcast, hosted by Brad Lail, is dedicated to uncovering hidden...
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Climate change narratives, energy policy, Canadian fuel prices, political controversies, UFO disclosure, and more in this wide-ranging roundup. The conversation moves from AI and climate debate to the hosts’ arguments about taxation and oil, then into clips and stories about Peter Thiel, BC politics, and institutional trust. To gain access to the second half of show and our Plus feed for audio and podcast please clink the link http://www.grimericaoutlawed.ca/support. For second half of video (when applicable and audio) go to our Substack and Subscribe....
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This episode follows DrewCouver, an independent journalist documenting homelessness, addiction, mental health, and street-level drug use across Vancouver and beyond. Graham and Darren press him on what he is seeing on the ground, and the conversation widens into treatment policy, organized crime, NGOs, and what recovery should actually look like. Drew brings a highly personal perspective too. He talks about his own history with addiction, injury, recovery, group homes, and the way those experiences shaped the camera work and interviews he now does in the downtown east side and across British...
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Energy prices, Canadian politics, propaganda tactics, and a stack of culture-war clips. It matters because the discussion keeps circling back to how narratives are built, repeated, and used to shape public belief around diesel, climate, medicine, and government power. We discuss Canadian and U.S. energy dependence, media framing, and a series of examples Darren and Graham use to argue that institutions are manufacturing consent through repetition, selective coverage, and bureaucratic theater. Key topics In this episode: Graham talks about working the fields and how combine harvesting demands...
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Crrow777 joins Graham, Darren, and Rose for a wide-ranging conversation about solar observation, lunar oddities, UFO footage, and why he believes mainstream cosmology is built on bad assumptions. The discussion centers on what amateur observers can actually verify with their own equipment and why that matters more than official narratives. This episode is especially focused on the sun and moon as observable realities, with Crow walking through his telescope methods, his footage, and his broader view of consciousness, deception, and the coming era shift. Our old episode with Crrow777 ...
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Crrow777 joins Graham, Darren, and Rose for a wide-ranging conversation about solar observation, lunar oddities, UFO footage, and why he believes mainstream cosmology is built on bad assumptions. The discussion centers on what amateur observers can actually verify with their own equipment and why that matters more than official narratives. This episode is especially focused on the sun and moon as observable realities, with Crow walking through his telescope methods, his footage, and his broader view of consciousness, deception, and the coming era shift. Our old episode with Crrow777 ...
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- The hosts return after a two-week break and catch up on what’s happening in their lives.
- Darren and Graham test Claude and Grok for summarizing dense information and debate whether AI tools rely too heavily on mainstream sources.
- A scientific paper about Earth’s rotation and changes in the length of day is translated into plain English.
- Graham explains the history and symbolism of the Lamassu, ancient winged guardian statues from Mesopotamia.
- The destruction of Lamassu statues by ISIS is compared with the construction of a giant Prometheus statue near Starbase in Texas.
- The hosts discuss Prometheus, the Statue of Liberty, technological ambition, and the symbolism of monumental art.
- Darren and Graham revisit JD Vance’s comments about “doing God’s work” and debate how much context is lost in short political clips.
- Flock cameras, surveillance systems, and possible replacements become part of a broader discussion about institutional control.
- The episode explores claims involving Davos, chemtrails, weather modification, and the reliability of viral investigative videos.
- Mark Carney, the World Economic Forum, Canadian politics, and alleged elite networks are examined.
- Graham discusses BC politics, floor crossing, party loyalty, and voter representation.
- A story involving the RCMP and online comments leads to a discussion about free speech and political censorship.
- Ursula von der Leyen’s comments about putting European savings to work prompt a debate about financial control and government overreach.
- The hosts question climate records, NOAA data, weather stations, and the treatment of historical outliers.
- Darren shares clips about prehistoric surgery, early human settlement in Australia, and the possibility of giants in ancient North America.
- A disturbing story about body brokers and the illegal trafficking of human remains leads to speculation about a larger black market.
- The second half turns toward Iran, Israel, Trump, JFK, Q-related theories, and alleged coded messages in official government posts.
- The episode closes with discussions of offshore finance, the British Virgin Islands, central banking, sovereign alliances, and the future geopolitical order.
Timestamps
- 00:00— The roundup returns
- 01:20— AI tools and summarizing long answers
- 03:13— Grok, mainstream sources, and AI bias
- 05:22— Earth’s rotation and changes in the length of day
- 10:30— What is a Lamasu?
- 11:35— The destruction of ancient Lamasu statues
- 14:47— Prometheus at Starbase
- 16:49— Prometheus, technology, and the Statue of Liberty
- 22:11— JD Vance, Tim Dillon, and political context
- 27:04— Flock cameras and surveillance
- 31:24— Chemtrails and weather modification claims
- 37:46— Mark Carney and Canadian political networks
- 46:52— BC politics and floor crossing
- 49:08— The RCMP and online speech
- 51:30— Europe’s “lazy savings”
- 56:13— Ancient surgery and early settlement in Australia
- 59:51— Giants, mounds, and suppressed history
- 63:06— Body brokers and human remains
- 69:32— Iran, Israel, Trump, and Q theories
- 79:01— Government posts and alleged coded signals
- 82:01— Vaccine contamination claims
- 86:28— Offshore finance and the British Virgin Islands
- 88:28— Central banking and sovereign alliances
- 90:15— Closing thoughts and episode promotion