0:03 [Music] Do you guys know about the tick that can turn you vegan? >> No. What? >> The bug? >> A bug? >> So, it's a tick that if it bites you, it will make you allergic to red meat. Yeah. >> What do you mean by allergic? Like you throw up? >> You can't have it no more. Like you just got to start eating vegetables all the time. >> ████ >> Like you're turned off by it. Like the smell of it makes you barf >> apparently. Yeah. It was. So, it's been a thing that it's kind of been talked about for a while now, but then now there's sort of like a conspiracy around it, which makes it even more interesting. >> Oh, like it was it was created by like freaking Microsoft or Bill Gates or something like that and they're let out in the wild. Big meat. >> I don't know. But listen to this. >> Do we got Big Veg out there doing ████ >> Big VGE. Big Veg ready. >> Big V is lit. Well, the Lonear tick has made its way to California and infected
0:54 over hundreds of people in the last few months with AGS, a rare disease that makes humans allergic to red meat and dairy, forcing them to go vegan, which is interesting considering a World Economic Forum scientist said this just a couple years ago. >> Milk intolerance uh and there some people are intolerant to crayfish. So possibly we can use h human engineering to make it the case that we're intolerant to certain kinds of meat to certain kinds of boine uh bovine proteins and there's actually analoges of this in life. There's this thing called the long star tick where if it bites you you'll become allergic to meat. Uh I can sort of describe the mechanism. So that's something that we can do through human engineering. We can kind of uh possibly address really big world problems through human engineering.
1:44 >> That was Dr. Matthew Lao in 2016 about 34,000 cases of AGS in the United States. Skip forward to today, there's over 450,000 Americans affected. Are they getting from Texas to California? Climate change. What is it ultimately going to help? Climate change. Just crazy that this happened in Martha's Vineyard, where the global elites and WF members vacation in the summer. Is this just an experiment or a coincidence? As always, let me know what you think about all of this down below. >> Down below. >> Like that, man. >> What the ████ >> Those people drive me crazy. >> That fool's so ████ gay. Matthew Low. >> Yeah, he should be put in jail instantly. >> Hey, if uh tick, >> my dogs had ticks before.
2:34 >> Yeah. >> If so, dogs are usually like protein eaters, right? >> So, does it happen to them? Do you know? Or is it just humans? I don't know if it happens >> cuz I ████ hate ticks, man. That, you know, they give they some of them have Lyme disease and they can make you paralyzed. You get paralyzed. >> That's crazy. >> Didn't we make Lyme disease, too? >> That's what That's what people say. >> What? Damn. >> They say that it's a man-made thing. >> It's an engineered thing. >> But they did that like that's back in the day, though. >> That's like so old. >> Yeah. >> I'll be hella satisfied. >> Who knows if you get hit by this tick. Me, too. >> ████ yeah. I'm like, give me the cure right now. I ████ love carnosada so much. Me too. >> We're not in tick environments though, so we're okay. And you guys don't really go camping. >> Here's something that's funny. Like this guy, pest control business owner here, tick and mosquito expert. You can still have turkey and chicken while infected with alpha gal syndrome, which is AGS.
3:24 That's a thing they were talking about. Red meat has a certain sugar molecule that triggers the syndrome when digested. You don't have to go vegan. >> Holy ████ >> With all that said, Bill Gates needs to go to prison. And this was manufactured. >> Okay, that guy's based. That guy's based. face. >> But okay, follow the money. Why Why is he so against red meat? >> Maybe because he just invested into big veg >> did like massively. Yeah. >> Pushing like all that fake meat stuff, lab grown meat. They're trying to push all that, right? >> Oh, well, but if it has the same protein compound, like wouldn't they >> eat it and still be should still have that? Yeah. >> Yeah. I don't know. Unless you engineer it in a way that specifically doesn't have that compound and that's the solution, right? Don't you create a sickness? Don't you create a sickness so that you can provide the vaccine.
4:14 >> Or sometimes they create the solution, they reverse engineer the problem. >> Yeah, that's true. >> Like the anti-depressants. >> Ooh. >> Oh, >> this is a funny This is a funny one. I had a buddy that got it and he just ate read me for a week straight and it went away. >> ████ yeah. That guy's a Texan for sure. >> I love comments like that. >> Love internet comments. >> It's just so ████ no proof. Come on, man. >> Yeah, that my friend. >> You paralyzed. Just use stones. >> That's really funny. >> I like meat too much, man. >> But would you like it after you got the AG? >> I'll keep trying, but if I throw up, then probably not. >> Could you Could you deal with a life of no red meat? Like, where you just have to eat turkey and chicken? >> If I had to, I'd probably be fat as ████ I'll probably just eat fried chicken every day. >> Yeah, >> that's the closest thing to red meat. >> Meat's rough, man. >> I love red meat. >> That's hard. >> That's very difficult. But that's the whole point though, right? It's not just like I would assume that if you became
5:06 like allergic to it, it's not that you always want it, you just can't. There might be like a you're turned off by it, right? >> Like cilantro. >> Yeah. Maybe you won't miss it. >> Like cilantro. >> Yeah. Become cilantro to me. >> If you guys couldn't eat red meat, what would your go-to be? >> Chicken, pizza, [Laughter] >> red sauce, cinnamon rolls >> as a direct replacement. I'm like, "That's your staple?" All right. >> I do like turkey. I could mess with turkey for a while. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> What part of the turkey do you eat? >> The turkey leg, baby. >> All of it, dude. I love it. Turkey breast. All of it. >> Wow. You like turkey? >> I love it. >> I don't like turkey white meat. Turkey dark meat, though. >> Okay. Let's say you take your favorite Thai dish. >> Then now you got to turkey fry it and you'd be down. >> No, I'm not down with that. >> See, >> but then chicken is a good solution.
5:56 >> I love fur. Right now you take ████ beef out of there. What do I do? Chicken ████ can be bond though. >> That's pretty good. >> It doesn't hit like in the soul the way the >> That's fair. >> Let's get F later. >> That's rough. Yeah, >> you can't be saying that. You just can't be just throwing that out. >> I know a good spot. >> Yeah, let's go. >> The fact that this baby, >> it's literally 100° outside. You guys are psychos. >> Do you think that's kind of weird that this tick traveled from Texas to California? >> I mean, it made sense ████ going to a liberal ass state. Wait, cut that out. I shouldn't be self no self-sabotage. Shut up. No, I'm not. No, there's nothing wrong with saying California is liberal. I broke rule number one. It is a liberal state. >> Not the rest of the video. We don't It's fine. It's a liberal state. >> Let's assume the conspiracy perspective
6:46 on that. Like, why would it make sense for it to go to California if this was like bioengineered and or conspiracy? >> Big population. And on top of that, they're trying to push veganism there. Well, I think people from Arthur's Vineyard are hella rich and they travel all the time. So, if you wanted to spread it, I think that's a good way to do it. >> So, you think it's like an ethical thing where they just want people to be vegan and there's no like financial advantage from people becoming vegan? >> I don't think it's ethical at all. I think it's financial. >> Oh, it's all financial. >> If it's if it's a like deliberately done, >> I think like Bart said, like reverse engineer the problem. You have the solution. >> Now, what are we going to do with this? market it or figure out a a group that can't eat it. >> The way these cats talk too, like the way that scientist talks, like it's just it's not even a question of moral. Is this moral? Is this okay? It's just like we need to do this. So, we're going to
7:36 do this. Like, that's crazy to me. >> I spent hundreds of hours in a lab finding this out. So, now everyone has to swallow. >> We should do this. >> Well, objectively, do you think if the world, our human species ate less meat, our planet would be better? >> I don't give a ████ Great discussion >> already those studies right we already have the means and money to start to to solve world hunger but it's not that issue it's like ecosystems it's like economic systems it's that's not the issue we can I don't think the issue is actually red meat >> well I mean meat in general eating more meat >> because like there you know people in the comments or even her she's talking about like climate change right and the idea of like >> does cows be farting too much. >> Yeah, sure. Yeah. I mean, agriculture in general, the whole aggro industry,
8:27 right? Like >> I'm not on that boat. I ████ love meat. I'll eat meat every single day. Red meat die. But >> it objectively would our planet be better off if like we consumed less meat. >> I don't know. It depends if you think farts are actually I mean the cows are farting that much. >> There I think there's obvious advantages to people not eating meat. Yeah. I think we go down this path a lot and I think it always ends up with like we need less people too and then it just gets to a very dark place. >> That's very dark. Yeah. >> And we need less people in certain areas of the world. That's even darker. >> We just need the less vegetarians complaining. So we kill those ████ Then no one's going to have stupid ideas like this. >> Now we're talking. >> Now we're max dark. >> Well, they're also saying that the best form of protein and nutrients is just groundup bugs. >> Yeah. Right. Exactly. >> So they're like
9:17 >> beetle steaks and ████ like that. >> Make that like cuz if we're if what's that soilent or like if you can just boil it down to what's just going to be nutritious. >> Yes. >> It's probably not a cow. >> Yeah. >> It is nutritious, but it's probably, you know, they'll probably make up some cocktails like to to do to give us. And if that's all we could eat every day for three meals a day, it's like I don't know. I'd rather not have a nice world. I'd rather live good and die. >> Well, then like what? But also, what is a nice world? You know what I mean? >> Not eating not eating crick grass grasshoppers. >> That'd be grasshoppers nuts. Yeah. >> Have you guys eaten bugs? They're not bad. >> That's fine. It's But it's not It It doesn't satiate. Like we went to Texas Day, Brazil last night. >> How tight was that? Now imagine we ate
10:07 bugs. >> Yeah, you're right. >> Imagine for Steve's birthday, we have a ████ bug sandwich. I'll be like, "Oh, thanks, guys. Killer birthday." Thanks. >> Happy birthday, Steve. >> We're just turning over our ████ things to red like, "No, no, thank you. Please." Right. When we get there, >> I'm here for the couscous. X.
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