The Conspiracy Page #3
647-285-1989.
647-285-1989.
That's your number,
isn't it?
Yeah.
647-285-1989.
Did everything
to track down, uh, this guy,
Mark Tucker,
who'd written the article.
I contacted Time.
They said that he had
Literary agencies,
publishing houses,
T-u-c-k-e-r?
the sole evidence
of this guy ever existing.
You think
that Mark Tucker
is an alias?
So then
we had the crazy idea
we would take everything
that we had found out
about the Tarsus Club,
put it online,
and see what came
out of the woodwork.
Come here.
Anything?
What?
What is this?
F*** off.
What are we on?
Nothing.
This is
my, like, little escape.
Oh, this is the farmer
website thing
you're always on.
It's called
an off-grid community.
It's being built
in northern Alberta.
Dude! Oh, f***!
You're a**holes!
F*** off, man! Come on!
It's, like,
completely self-sufficient.
We're gonna grow
our own food,
like, dig our own wells.
There's a group
of 50 of us planning
on building this thing, so...
You know, it's like
sometimes I just feel like
just... start over.
Get away from
this whole f***ed-up world.
Last night, Aaron
got an email, um, from someone
saying that
he wanted to meet
on the conspiracy
chat room site.
Said we can talk
about Murray Chance
and the Tarsus Club.
The thing is that Aaron
in what he posted online
never mentioned
Murray Chance.
So we'll see.
Mmm... 'kay.
Uh, we're making
a documentary film.
Why? Who are you?
How do we know
you didn't just Google
the article in Time?
Right.
How do we know
that you didn't just
the TiMagazine article?
Well done, Bernstein.
Who's Bernstein?
Woodward and Bernstein?
Just give me
Kevin?
That's good, yeah.
I was doing a bio piece
on Murray Chance
and his family,
and quite by accident,
I stumbled on the fact
that the Chance family
going back generations
had attended
this annual retreat
held by an organization
called the Tarsus Club.
Now, I was told
that these meetings
were not about setting
policy or agenda.
But the more
I looked into them,
the more I realized
this couldn't be further
from the truth.
Very real
and tangible shifts
in foreign policy,
and even in
so-called random events,
coincided
with these retreats.
But in your article,
you make it sound
like it's just a group
of rich white men
getting together
and having a good time.
It doesn't seem really
all that nefarious.
That's because when
my editor at Time Magazine
found out
what I was reporting on,
he butchered the article.
Then why not get rid
of the article entirely?
Well, it's in the group's
best interest to have
a little bit of information
is a void
just asking to be filled
by fertile imaginations.
I wouldn't be surprised that,
in the very near future,
that Tarsus purposely
lets a little bit
of information out there--
um, news story,
press release,
something that
has the appearance
of being objective,
but has been
engineered by them.
So that they can
control the message?
And it also acts
as a little bit of a warning.
You know, they allow you
to get a glimpse
of how powerful they are.
A warning for who?
People like yourself.
People who have
discovered the truth.
Did this man
ever contact you
about the Tarsus Club?
Couldn't honestly say.
But your friend
But you have to understand
that my article
is the only mainstream
document out there
that people can find
actual information of Tarsus.
But the truth is,
most of these guys
have monikers
and they're far
too suspicious ever to meet.
So where is
all of this leading?
What is it specifically
that the Tarsus
organization is after?
Three words:
new world order.
We have before us
the opportunity
to forge for ourselves
and for future generations
a new world order,
a world
where the rule of law,
not the law of the jungle,
governs the conduct of nations.
When we are successful,
and we will be,
we have a real chance
at this new world order.
A blueprint
of a one-world government,
a single organization
and every person
on this planet.
Alice Bailey, H. G. Wells,
Adolf Hitler, Gorbachev,
George Soros,
Herbert Walker Bush.
at some point or another
called for
a new world order.
A new world order
is likely to emerge
from the current
economic crisis.
It's about the future
of the whole region.
It's about the future of Europe
and a new world order.
is emerging,
and, with it,
the foundations
of a new and progressive era
of international cooperation.
Mysterious attacks
that justify war,
trade deals
that erase borders,
stock market collapses
that shift billions in wealth.
All these events
that gradually shifted
more power
into fewer hands,
the hands of seemingly
disconnected individuals,
who are, in fact,
all linked
by one common element:
Tarsus.
Didn't you guys
get the idea that Mark
was, like, ex-CIA
or something like that?
Oh, man, totally.
Like, uh...
Like a retired spook
or something, yeah.
What?
Well, I think it's...
I think it's
really important... .
No, listen to me.
I'm serious.
That we don't get
ahead of ourselves
with this guy.
For everything
that this guy
spoke about,
I can find
10 other guys
that can challenge
and refute him.
For all we know,
we're just
talking to Terrance
in better clothes.
Dude, this is real!
This is not
some fringe fabrication!
You know, he's talking
about real facts, right?
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
What are
you looking at?
Is that the same guy
that was in front
of Terrance's place?
Get--
Get that on camera.
Uh, I don't know.
It does look like him.
It is, right?
I don't know, man.
Get this on camera.
I want all of this
recorded.
Yeah, yeah.
Get inside the drawers.
Hang on.
Just get the desk.
Hang on.
It looks like they got
about 40 bucks
and a pair of sneakers.
I think
this is the one time
Aaron being broke-ass
is a good thing.
WOMAN:
I think when Aaron's apartment
was burglarized,
a line had been crossed.
At least a line had been
crossed in Aaron's mind.
The police didn't find
any evidence
to suggest that it was anything
other than common thieves.
They certainly didn't find
anything to suggest
that it was at all linked
to the film
that they were making.
But I think at that point,
it almost didn't
matter who it was.
Hey.
Hey.
Hey.
Hey.
Thanks
for inviting me here.
Oh, um, probably put
your stuff on the couch.
Come on in.
Right here, dude.
No, you know,
I'm good, I'm good.
CAMERAYeah?
Mm-hmm.
No, I'm good.
You know,
it was one thing
when we were
filming Terrance.
You know, that was--
That was
something strange,
and it was out there,
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