Drinking Radium Water and Investigating a Fenced Mine Shaft

So we're out here with

the radium water again.

You know, I was told it's toxic,

we're all gonna die, yada, yada, yada.

It's hot springs water. My

buddy Joe's gonna drink it right now,

and we're gonna

see if he lives. That's basically

what's gonna happen.

So what you're gonna do, you're gonna take that radioactive jug,

you're gonna take

a sip out of that water, and we're gonna see if Joe lives.

We'll see.

Oh, my gosh, he's alive.

Oh.

He's absolutely alive.

Now, it's

funny 'cause they fear you

into not drinking this water,

but that is radioactive hot

spring water. That is what that is right there.

And the Rothschilds

don't like natural solutions.

And it was funny because

Charles Evan Morris,

the doctor, and

20,000 other doctors were

healing people with radium water in

the 1920s and

'30s. First thing

they decided to go after,

radium water.

Not vaccines, not pesticides,

not dirty electricity.

Radium water. So think about that.

So we're out here at McDowell.

I got my raw meat. You know, they tell you it's gonna give you

parasites and yada,

yada.

Absolutely delicious. But

let me show you this entrance into the

Earth

that the government decided to cover up.

First, they put cameras here because they didn't

want people to go over here.

Now they've opened

it up, but they put a little cage on top so

that you can't

see all the way at the bottom. But what I think this is, is an

entrance to the Earth,

because when you look at this spot where we are,

why would you come all the way

up here and allegedly build this mine

during a time of the 1900s when this town, the

Phoenix, was actually on

fire? So the town's on fire and

you're like, "You know what?

I'm gonna build a mine here," allegedly.

So when you look at this over here, you

can see that this looks

like an entrance into the Earth. But what do you guys think?

You see that pit?

That goes real deep.

Now, what's weird is this used to be water,

they say.

Which then, how would you even get up here,

with a boat?

You know.

What?

Thought a boat. Yeah, this used to be-

All water?

... all water. That's a dam right there.

That line right there-

... straight ahead, that's allegedly, they said that was a dam.

... straight ahead, that's allegedly, they said that was a dam.

So this was all water, which

also doesn't make sense.

Yeah. Where, where did it go?

Where did it go is right, because-