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nothing.

So, uh,

what do you do?

Are you just

throwing all his stuff

in the garbage or... ?

You see this?

Aaron...

what are you doing?

Just... It's gonna

take forever.

Yeah, all right.

CAMERAWhat exactly

am I looking for here?

Come on.

Open up.

Ah! Two more minutes.

Just two more minutes,

okay?

Next they'll

want a ride home!

Like, I don't know

what more we can do

in reality

to find this man.

We should take

into consideration...

that the mother ship

came back.

You know that's funny.

It's okay to laugh.

What are you

gonna do, man?

Are you gonna give up

or... ?

I honestly don't know.

Did you hear

what I just said, buddy?

Don't question

what I've seen with

my own eyes, all right?

And there's

that f***in' guy.

Get that guy.

Get the guy right

on the corner there.

This guy's

been shadowing me.

He's a spook.

I think the guy's

just out for a ride.

I seen him everywhere.

Hey, f*** you!

F*** you!

People don't

just disappear.

Too Asian?

No. Don't get this

on camera.

Don't get this

conversation on camera.

Look, say hi.

Say hi

to Daddy's movie.

Hi.

Delta Phi, baby!

Hold me.

I don't think--Hey.

The Pentagon,

the plane crash--

quote-unquote plane crash

at The Pentagon--

the footage from over

100 cameras was confiscated,

and the only piece

of film we see

shows an explosion,

but no plane.

The head of security

in Pakistan

wires $100,000

to Mohamed Atta

just prior to the 9/11 attacks.

Then on the morning

of the attacks,

Ahmed is in Washington

having...

Shut the f*** up!

Yes.

REPORTER:

I have not seen that report,

and he was certainly

not meeting with me.

Why is the guy

who bankrolled 9/11

meeting with the CIA

before the attacks?

Bankrolled

9-f***in'-11, right?

United Flight 93.

Show me a picture

of any plane crash--

3,000 people

were murdered that day,

all right?

3,000 people.

Nobody could f***in'

plan somethin' like this!

How many people

died in World War I?

What? What are you

f***in' goin' on about now?

World War I, 1913.

It's a fact that

Woodrow Wilson's senior advisor,

Edward House, deliberately

sent a passenger ship,

the RMS Lusitania,

into German-controlled waters

with the intention

that it be hit by a U-boat,

which it was,

and that brings America

into World War I.

Gulf of Tonkin!

Gulf of Tonkin!

Two U. S. boats

are attacked

by three Vietnamese boats,

and that's what brings the U. S.

into the Vietnam conflict.

In 2005, the NSA releases

a classified document

that states the Gulf of Tonkin

incident never happened!

Never happened!

If you look at 9/11

in isolation,

it's unbelievable to think

that we could be told

such a huge lie,

but if you look at

the broad picture of history,

you can see

that staging attacks

against one's own country

is one of the oldest

and most commonly used

tactics for starting war.

It's f***ed up.

What is?

Just...

If Terrance

and guys like him,

you know,

if they're wrong,

then it's

really f***ed-up

that they could be

so delusional.

But if they're not...

You want to do it.

You want to do it.

You know

you want to do it.

F*** it.

Okay, just start this.

I mean, like,

for me, right? |

I mean, I'm looking

at, like, right now,

it's as desperate

as, like, matching,

like, the hues

of highlight.

And also looking

where the pins are.

Like, my project today

that we're gonna try to record

is, like, putting the pins

exactly where the holes are

and just seeing,

'cause he's got, like,

this string of dates here,

and he's

clearly connected them

to, like, important events

of some sort.

Look, I... Yeah.

You know, so, I mean,

that's what he was

investigating,

so it's pretty...

I know, but, Aaron.

Aaron...

What?

I just don't see

the point, dude,

of you trying

to pursue a--a...

Okay.

an unbalanced man's,

you know, rambling.

When did you decide

that for sure,

that he's unbalanced?

Um, what is it?

What is it

you're looking at?

What is it you're

piecing together?

I don't know yet!

I don't know

what it is!

We don't know

what it is! We're...

Every other time

that Terrance put

one of his blue thumbtacks

into the chart,

it's because he was

connecting some event

to a greater pattern.

Go ahead, yeah.

Please, can we do this?

Whether you agreed

with the pattern that he saw,

it doesn't matter.

The point is, he always had one.

He has every major

conspiracy theory

on there!

If you stare at it--

If you stare at it

long enough,

you're gonna see

whatever you want to see!

I don't know.

Have a nice holiday!

Good holiday?

Have a nice holiday.

Yeah, all right.

Man, I need a break.

WOYou see, the thing

about the belief

in conspiracy theories

is that you can't

disprove them.

You can't prove that

there aren't secret masters

trying to control

and manipulate us.

Paranoid schizophrenics

will often

subconsciously

create delusions

that can't be disproved.

This allows them to have

the delusion go on indefinitely.

Now, I'm not saying

that all people

that believe in conspiracy

theories are schizophrenics.

However, if the delusion

goes unchecked,

the result

can lead sometimes

to very dangerous

consequences...

as it did in this case.

What's up?

CAMERA'Sup?

Didn't know

we were filming this.

He said he'd guarantee

it'll be worth it.

Okay, at first I was

too focused on the events.

You know, formation of the Fed,

World War I, 9/11.

Then I decided to refocus

on these string of dates, right?

All of which take place

before major world events,

so I decided to put

it into Google.

Dude, if you put

those dates into Google,

it's gonna spit out

all kinds of crazy things.

I found this article.

It's written in 2003,

published in Time Magazine.

It's all about this thing

called the Tarsus Club,

which is like a retreat

for politicians,

for corporate leaders,

people like

,

I mean,

major world players.

A guy named Murray Chance,

he's the founder

of Chance Investments,

and they also had offices

in World Trade Center

Building Seven.

Okay, so...

So, the article refers

to specific Tarsus meetings

in April 1946,

May 1962, May 2001.

So, April '46, May '62,

May 2001.

This got the ball rolling.

All of Terrance's dates

refer to specific meetings

of the Tarsus Club,

all of which take place

right before major world events.

That's what the dates are.

That's what Terrance

was looking into.

It was loose...

assumptions built

upon other assumptions,

but, you know,

I'll give it to him.

He found a pattern.

He connected the dots.

Terrance would have

been proud of him.

"The Tarsus Club

is a membership-only

"annual retreat

for global innovators

"with an emphasis

on strengthening

global networking,

leadership skills,

and relationship building. "

What does that mean?

I have no f***ing clue.

There's absolutely

no actual information

on this site.

Well, they have

a phone number.

Okay.

Yeah.

What?

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