In the first half, guest host Richard Syrett welcomed Shawn Barry Farewell to discuss his supernatural encounters, near-death experiences, and cosmic battles against dark entities. Farewell recalled consistent dreams since childhood where he visited a higher realm, saying, "I would find myself... calling it home, but it was heaven, where there were angels around me." It wasn't until a severe asthma attack, which almost killed him, that he recognized the divine significance of these dreams. Following this near-death experience (NDE), he began to sense the presence of his guardian angel, Gloria, who guided him during various trials throughout his life.
Another NDE he described was during his battle with terminal T-cell lymphoma in 1993. Farewell recounted a supernatural awakening during this dark time, which he believes was crucial for his fight against illness: "Three radiant beings appeared, drawing my spirit from my failing body... They whispered a divine command: return." Miraculously, just weeks later, his cancer was gone.
In 2011, Farewell confronted a different kind of darkness—a spiritual battle against demonic entities tied to his haunted house. This home, which held tragic secrets from the 1830s, served as a portal where malevolent spirits sought to capture souls. Farewell described these portals as swirling gateways filled with energy, explaining how "things that were coming out of there weren't nice." He collaborated with mediums to confront these dark entities, leading to a life-altering battle where he fought alongside archangels. "The battle was already written before I was born, but it was time to prove myself and my soul to the light," he noted. This battle culminated in a climactic confrontation with a serial killer spirit, which he claimed was responsible for enslaving the souls of women lured to his home.
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In the second half, Allan Paul Roberts contended that there's a secret war on the 11 pillars of society. These pillars he identified as national borders, security, police protection, privacy, education, energy, environment, medical systems, food supply, self-identity, and faith. He posited that these systems are essential for sustaining a complex and free society, and their deterioration signals an impending collapse. Roberts sees himself as a conduit for exposing what he terms the "globalist agenda."
Regarding food supply, Roberts emphasized the phrase, "Control the food, control the people." He cited alarming statistics: in 2022, an average of 15 major food processing plants per month caught fire, compared to just ten in all of 2021. He argued that these disruptions and the resulting increase in food prices are part of a broader scheme to destabilize society. On energy, Roberts discussed the ongoing "war on coal" and how this campaign adversely affects energy reliability. He pointed out, "Coal is the most affordable and reliable form of energy... but it's been under attack." He views this as a broader effort to create a system where control is centralized into a one-world government.
Furthermore, Roberts elaborated on the erosion of privacy. "Our cell phones track us even when they're turned off," he cautioned, revealing how easily the mechanisms of control have expanded into our pockets. Roberts' also explored the idea of of digital currencies, indicating that a central bank digital currency (CBDC) could follow a financial crisis, further tightening control over personal finances. "I think the financial system seems like the most fragile of all of the 11 pillars," he warned.
