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Lame Truth here, and I've got some more classic MW3 gameplay to go along with the rather dark subject matter of today's video. Now, as you guys know, I made a video on the whole Epstein thing as it relates to Call of Duty, Activision, and one Bobby Kodic, the former Activision Blizzard CEO. And that was a nice way to go over the surface of everything and kind of just let you guys know that something is afoot there. But I wanted to keep digging and just, just go through all the files I could, which was pretty exhausting and I was a bit worried. But I talked to my lawyer and I should be okay to post all this.
So, let me just preface this by saying that, uh, first and foremost, I'm not suicidal. I am very happy. I'm not going to go anywhere and disappear. I'm not going to do any of that stuff. I am completely lucid and good. So, there's that. Also, everything I'm saying here, just know that I'm not accusing anyone. I am simply presenting some things. I'm not going to be speaking factually about any of this stuff. I'm just going to show you things and you guys can draw your own conclusions. Okay, I think that about covers it. I think we are squared away.
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All right, so this is some dark stuff and I just want you guys to brace yourselves. So, if you're not sitting down, you might want to. If you haven't grabbed a beer, you might want to grab an old Blameweiser out of the [ __ ] fridge 'cause you're going to need it. Anyway, guys, without further ado, let's get right on into the meat and potatoes here because I've got a lot I want to get off my chest. So, I want to just give you guys a little appetizer here that everything Epstein did with his first conviction was well known in 2008. Everything I'm about to show you as far as it pertains to his ties with Activision, Blizzard, and CEO XCEO Bobby Kodic happened well after 2008. And I just want to show you guys this because I, I, I didn't want to cover it last video because it was just pretty heavy. I don't like to look at this stuff if I can help it. You know, I'm not one of those people that spend like 10 hours a day combing through these files and whatnot. I just, it, it already happened. I can't change it. So, I try not to bum myself out. But, I need to show you guys this first bit here because I'm not even kidding. I, I can't even describe this any other way than Jeffrey Epstein could be the [ __ ] cause of not just modern-day microtransactions, but modern-day skill-based matchmaking, engagement-optimized matchmaking, and the brain rot [ __ ] they put in these games like Stake Out 247 and just the, the, the shitty state of everything could literally be linked back to this one email I am about to show you. Check this out.
So, this email was sent to Bobby Kodic from Jeffrey Epstein in 2013. And I am directly quoting this: "If you're in the car and you can't see what's on the screen right now, play Medal of Honor or Call of Duty, and you will learn war history. Here's what I've been thinking. Video games are already great at teaching. If they don't assess your level and put an appropriate challenge right in front of you, the game fails. Challenge too hard and you get frustrated and quit playing. Too easy and the game is no fun. That is exactly what a good teacher or tutor would do. Fundamentally, the thing that works is a one-to-one student-teacher ratio. Even if you have a shitty teacher or tutor, you will learn a lot because that person gets to know you and challenges you at your level. That doesn't scale, but computers do. So, we have to use computers to replace teachers or at least augment them."
I'm going to stop right there before I continue. This, this email keeps going. But what does that sound like? You know, guys, you're a smart bunch. I, I typically love reading my comments because I think I have sort of gathered a pretty smart fan base here that can kind of deduce what's going on just like I can. Right. What does that sound like? This sounds like the modern-day engagement-optimized matchmaking, skill-based matchmaking system which aims to keep you in line. If you do too good, you are knocked down. If you do too badly, you are propped up. The goal with this system is to get everyone around one KD, but to still give you the highs and lows like you're at a casino or whatever to, to keep you playing and get you addicted. There is no debate to that. We've pretty much proven that. We've found evidence. We've, we've seen patents. We've done everything there is to do as far as research goes to prove that that is the system in Call of Duty and a lot of modern-day games to be completely honest with you. And the fact that it originated in this email from Jeffrey Epstein to Bobby Kodic is telling. This man could have literally spawned this dog [ __ ] system. Oh, but wait, it gets much worse. I'm not even done. This is only like half of the email. But I'm going to cover more that was written in this email. I'm going to cover the best friends situation he seemed to have going on with KODC. I am going to cover KODC and some female Russian guests. I, it's gonna be gross and it's gonna chap your ass.
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Today's video games don't try to teach stuff we care about. Well, except for shooting bad guys. The best scheme I've come up with so far is to use XP prize or something like it to co-opt the existing video game industry. Give out a prize to the game that comes up with the best way of teaching kids anything from a normal school curriculum. Let them pick whatever they want to teach any grade level and just incorporate it into their product. That's the way to get the most brains and the most users for the least amount of money. You want to skip convincing educators and parents about this stuff and just go straight for the kids. Imagine you are looking at a door in a video game. It has some squiggly symbols printed on it. Little munchkins walk up to that door and say "kunichiwa." The door opens and they are greeted by a hot princess with big tits and a thong. The door closes in your face. You are going to learn to read and pronounce kanji. Unleash that on fifth grade boys and the next thing you know you'll have an entire generation of bilingual kids speaking Japanese to each other behind the backs of their parents and teachers. Edutainment is for [ __ ]. It doesn't work. Once kids catch on that you are trying to teach them something, they shut down. We have to keep the boobs and guns in profit. You see how much money video games are making these days. [ __ ] educational reform. We need educational subversion.
Again, this sounds exactly like modern-day Call of Duty brain rotting their player base away, their dwindling player base away with stupid [ __ ] [ __ ] like Stakeout 24/7 where you're thrust into this game. And the only thing that matters is some sort of meaningless progress to the next animated GIF you can slap on your ugly [ __ ] gun, which isn't even a real rifle to begin with. It is the equivalent of keys being jangled in front of you to distract you. Except that if you actually grab for the keys, you're charged $20 to $30 each [ __ ] time. Here are the keys. Ooh, magic keys make Uo better.
All right, guys. Back to the main meme potatoes here. If you just search Bobby Kodic in the Epstein files, you'll find he is mentioned over 300 times. Now, that's a little misleading though because a lot of the, uh, the files are duplicated and whatnot. The US government has done a piss-poor job in actually getting these out and in a readable fashion. There are tons of repeated things and it's just very badly done. The US government being inept. Never heard that before. But either way, as you can see here from this image, KODC and Epstein were pretty good friends. I mean, they were pretty buddy-buddy here. As you can see, "Bobby Kotic came over last night. He's great. Are you coming to my coast soon?" says Jeffrey Epstein to Bobby Kodic. Kodic also got a "When are you next in New York?" email from Epstein. I mean, there are dozens of emails like this there, back and forth. By the way, it's not just Epstein contacting KODC. It's KODC contacting Epstein. In fact, they are such good friends that Bobby Kodic offered to lend this man his jet. Like his own private [ __ ] jet. Keep in mind, this is well after the fact that this man got put on a registered sex offender list, by the way, back in 2008. So, they were pretty close. I think it's safe to say that they were pretty close, at least from my vantage point here.
So, here's what I'm talking about here. Epstein says, "The girls and I are going to see Elon Musk at SpaceX tomorrow. Are you around?" to Bobby Kodak. Kodak replies, "I'm here, but tied up during the day. Do you want my 407 to fly to Hawthorne airport?" Epstein says, "No thanks. I'm in Long Beach." And Codex says, "Want it to take you from Long Beach?" Epstein replies with, "Thanks, but rather see you taking girls after to Bair." Codic says, "Let me know what time." Epstein says, "We'll do probably around 3:30." Now, I don't know about you guys, but this is a bit weird, right? I mean, for the most part, I wouldn't let friends borrow my car, let alone registered sex offenders. You know what I mean? It's a bit strange. It's a bit strange. But I digress here. This isn't an implication of anything. I just think it's personally [ __ ] weird. And I think if you're watching, you probably think that, yeah, that's a bit odd as well.
So, let's continue on here and delve deeper into this whole email fiasco. This one I found pretty peculiar because these people just type oddly. I, I don't know. Especially Epstein. You can see what I mean where I say he types really poorly. "Arriving with crew in tow tomorrow at Bair at 7:00 p.m. What are you doing? Are you going to milk?" Like, why are there so many weird spaces? No punctuation. It's just, it's very odd, right? And Kodic says, "I will be around Monday and Tuesday. Let me know." Great. And there's a space and then two periods. "Drinks tomorrow. My house 5:30." And that's from Bobby Kodic. Again, no real punctuation. Why do these people type so badly? Let's try space, space, space, "What is the address?" comma, question mark. Is there some sort of double speak going on? I don't know. I don't want to, again, I don't want to infer anything. I'm just saying it's really poorly written unless it's done on purpose.
The next email, the next email, let me just show you this one because I, I have no idea what to make of it. And again, guys, I just want to reiterate here. I'm not inferring anything. I'm just presenting you the facts and you can draw your own conclusions. But what in the [ __ ] is happening right here? Epstein wrote Bobby Kodic and said, "My Russian guest missed like a snake your arrival yesterday." Kodic replies, "And I missed her. I'll see you both next trip." What? Huh? What? The Russian guest, her next trip. Who in the [ __ ] are they talking about? Why are they not referring to this Russian guest by name? Again, it's [ __ ] weird. I don't know. I just think it's [ __ ] weird.
Okay, guys. There is way more. Like, this is just the tip of the iceberg here. I, I combed through these files for like an entire day trying to find this stuff, and it's just bizarre. Let's just keep going.
Okay, so Epstein writes Kodic and he says, "Are you coming to my coast soon?" Codc says, "Maybe next weekend. How are you?" Epstein says, "If so, come see me." Again, oddly written, "I will be in New York on Saturday, possibly David Blaine and Woody Allen at the house. You will enjoy them as they will enjoy you." What an odd thing to say. Is David Blaine going to make something disappear inside of Bobby Kodak, if you know what I mean? Is Woody Allen going to show why they call him Woody? Like, I don't know, man. Kodic says, "I should be in around 7. I'll come find you Saturday. What's your address?" And keep in mind this is 2012, so I guess they hadn't got super acquainted yet like the stuff I showed you from 2013. But my god, man.
So, here's another one where Epstein just types like a belligerent [ __ ] idiot. "When New York, who talks like this?" Codex says, "No plans. When New Mexico, all August begins with hacker conference Vegas, July 30th." Now, I don't know if they spent all August in New Mexico. I don't know what they were doing, dude. Strange. Just strange stuff.
If you guys recall about how I said everything was duplicated and badly ported out or whatever, this is a good example. This contains an email I showed you earlier, I do believe, but there's another part to it that is strange. We'll just say, and it's at the top. It's Epstein replying to the, uh, 5:30 drinks at Kodak's house stuff. And he says, "Great. See you then. I will bring three or four." Three or four? What? Now, if this was a normal guy, I'd say three or four drinks, but it's not a normal guy. So, this could be three or four Russian guests. I don't know.
This next one might blow your guys' mind a little bit. Okay. 2013, February 25th. "Hello, Tracy and Susie. Hope all is well. I'm guessing this is Epstein's assistant or whatever. Jeffrey Epstein and blankety blank blank blank are in CA and going to visit SpaceX at 1:00 today, Monday, February 25th. Jeffrey is asking if they could come visit Activision if it's nearby. Please let me know. Thank you." Jeffrey Epstein could have actually been inside an Activision studio as they're actively making [ __ ] games or something. Absolutely wild stuff to think about. And for the most part, that's most of the juicy stuff. There is one weird kind of concerning email where Epstein asks Kodict to come tour his island with his family or whatever, but other than that, that's about all we get. There is an email as well where they ask for each other's numbers kind of early on. So, God knows what they were texting or talking about over the phone. It seems like their email communication was less buddy-buddy than what they probably texted each other and called each other about. So, this is just the tip of the iceberg.
But, there's one more thing. One, one more thing, and I covered it in my last video where I talked about a few emails that I uncovered, but there, there seems to be just something a bit off about how a certain email is written. We talked about code speaking and double meanings and stuff like that a little bit earlier. And I don't know if this falls into it or not. You guys tell me. I'm just going to show you something that a viewer of mine actually pointed out, and it makes perfect [ __ ] sense. Are you ready? Take a look at this.
Epstein's assistant said, "Unfortunately, Bobby Kodic cannot do Friday night. Okay to still have him come on Saturday, November 17th night for dinner." And I don't know why dinner is bolded like that. I have no [ __ ] idea why you would intentionally do that. This isn't something like a misspelling. This isn't something like a typo. This is something you highlight the text and intentionally do. Why in the [ __ ] is dinner bolded? If you comb through the emails, you'll see this dinner is kind of a big deal to the point where there's another email sent asking to change the day entirely. And there's a weird thing where like Kodic arrives, who schedules things like this over email? Kodic to arrive at the house at at 8:00 p.m. at bizarre, but I'm just going to guess and say maybe the bolded dinner thing is some code speak.
So, a viewer of mine in reference to this email said, "Look closely at the subject." And I said, "Holy shit." And what am I saying holy [ __ ] about? Let's zoom into the title. "Bobby Kodic Saturday night SA" is capitalized. If you Google SA right now, just the letters S and A together, you will see that if you just type this in, it's code for sexual assault. Why is dinner bolded? Why is there this very specific typo in the title? And maybe you're thinking this is all just, you know, coincidence. Maybe you're thinking it's just coincidence. But the fact that the [ __ ] that is buddy-buddy good friends with someone who is a sexual assaulter, I, I mean, I, I'm not buying it. The fact that the guy who's buddy-buddy with this sexual assaulter named the currency in his key franchise CP should tell you that this is probably not a [ __ ] coincidence. You could name this [ __ ] anything else, but he chose to name it CP. A viewer of mine said, "Intentionally abbreviating it to CP so you have plausible deniability when you use that appreciation in chats is kind of diabolical." And he's absolutely [ __ ] right. You can talk about this stuff in text and and calls and whatnot. And it's coded. It's completely [ __ ] coded if you mean something else. And no one will bat an eye because that's the abbreviation for their stupid [ __ ] currency in their brain rot shitty ass video game.
I am not saying anything factually here. I am not. I am simply showing you guys the evidence. You draw your own conclusions. It is a [ __ ] [ __ ] world out there. There are really, really bad people. And it just so happens that the Activision Blizzard CEO, the guy behind Call of Duty from its inception, was good friends with one of the worst people we have seen in human history. Let that [ __ ] sink in.
Me personally, me personally, after seeing all this, I'm kind of done with modern gaming in general, but I think I'm just done playing Activision Blizzard titles altogether after seeing all this stuff. I just, I, I wouldn't feel right. And, and keep in mind, by the way, keep in mind the parents of a 32-year-old finance manager at Activision Blizzard filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the company alleging that severe sexual harassment and a toxic work environment drove their daughter to commit, I'm going to code this and just say "sweetun." Yeah. In 2017. Oh, and let's not forget the group of Activision Blizzard devs that had a quote-unquote Cosby suite that they would reference all the time in their chats. Yeah. Uh-huh.
Guys, those are the facts. I, uh, I again, I'm not saying anything. I am just presenting you the information. I hope you guys enjoyed, and if you did, do me a favor and drop a like on this so more people see it. Consider subscribing as well. Leave a comment if you would be so kind. Ring that notification bell. More people need to do that so you always get my videos in your feed. You don't miss anything 'cause YouTube is about as reliable as a a 1977 Ford Pinto. And I will catch you guys on the next one. Have a good one. Oh, and get you some dude wipes, too. I'd appreciate it. Peace.