Randall Carlson
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first heard Apr 2025
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It was one of the big oil companies that was trying to – he had drilling rights. He had license for drilling rights in Tasmania, and they were trying to get a hold of that. But – I tell people, look, there's Malcolm, the mad scientist, and then there's his research. And you've got to separate those. I mean, if you look at a lot of the things that have come out, look at Edison.
If you want to do a hit piece on Edison, that would be quite easy to do. But the work has been verified. There's been at least a half a dozen independent tests of it.
Well, the latest is he's over in India because India wants to use this technology on their smokestacks. They're building all these coal-fired plants there.
And I don't know if we'll have time to get into that today. I mean, it depends. I do have, I think, well, on the drive that Ryan has, I think I've got a whole presentation about the technology.
and kind of how it works and you know there's a lot of other people involved with it now so there's kind of actually like malcolm why don't you just kind of like stand aside um and we'll we'll be the public face of this this technology and that's very sound approach i think Because he's extremely smart, but he's actually had a major assassination attempt on his life. Really? Oh, yeah.
He was shot a couple of times. Really? Ended up in the hospital. Wow. I didn't hear about that. When was this? That sort of conveniently gets left out. And he'll tell the story a little bit, but...
You know, I wasn't sure if I could believe it or not, but when I first met him, he had a whole body of documentation, about seven years, eight years of his notes, schematics that he had drawn, plus a whole file of photographs and stuff. So for safekeeping, he gave me access to all of that. Sent me a drive with like several thousand pages of stuff.
We're just going through it, and then randomly there comes up the pictures, you know, him in the hospital, all with tubes up his nose and everything. Really? And that was when he was shot. Huh.
That would have been probably late nineties or early 2000. I don't remember the year, but it was around that era.
Well, they were trying to, they were trying, they wanted to get the, the license to drill. It was, um, it wasn't Exxon. It wasn't Chevron. It was one of the big ones. I think it was Shell. It was Shell. That's what it was. And they had overstated their reserves by 30%. And they were in a pickle. And they thought, we'll go after this guy. He's got the licensing.
So what they did was they launched this campaign to scare away his investors. And it didn't work. So apparently they sent somebody to. Wow. Yeah. Wow. So I didn't know if I should believe that story or not. But then I had this conversation with Roland Perry. After I actually went on Rogan, you know, I went on Rogan and Malcolm said, I want to just open source everything.
Because, you know, he's got a whole list of people that have preceded him. Stanley Meyer and Victor Schauberger and probably eight or 10 scientists and researchers that his work is derivative of. And, um, in so many cases, their work was, you know, never saw the light of day. So he decided he was going to use a different tactic, which was to open source everything.
And, uh, so he created a nonprofit called the strike foundation, limited strike foundation, something anyways, So he wanted to disperse this to as many people as he could. So I was on one of the receiving ends of that, and that's how I got all of this stuff. But I actually came down coincidentally in, when was this, two years ago? I was on Fox, interviewed by Tucker Carlson on Fox News.
They put me at the same hotel I'm at. Now, so when I come in, I'm like, wait, am I having deja vu or have I been here before? And then I went up to the registration desk and I asked the guy, he says, do you have a record of, because I told you, I says, I know I've been here before, you know, but I couldn't remember, you know, when would I have been here?
And then I went up to the registration desk and the young guy, no, I don't find your name in the records anywhere. And then the guy next there says, Randall, is that you? Hey, it's Rory. And I go, oh. I remember you. Yeah. We met when I was here a couple of years ago. So I was here and then I thought about it and he says, yeah, that was when you were Fox news put you up.
And, uh, but anyways, uh, that's where I met him. I met Malcolm at that hotel. Right. So I had gone on Joe Rogan and, um, I kind of misunderstood a little bit. I kind of gave away too much details because I was on there with Graham Hancock. And before we go in, Graham says, you know, let's stay away from the ancient energy and all of that because that's where it gets controversial.
And I said, sure, whatever, you know, I'm your guest. So, you know, if you don't want to talk about that, we won't talk about that. You know, halfway through, the question comes up of, you know, well, how did Rogan, it's like, how did they move these big rocks, these, you know, 20 and 30 and 50-ton stones?
Well, then Graham kind of looks to me.
And so I kind of mentioned, yeah, well, there might be this technology that, Might've been, you know, but I'm at that point, I'm still vetting it. I'm, and, uh, if you ever watched that episode where I'm on there with Graham, you'll see that I'm like hemming and hawing.
Okay. So finally I kind of disclosed and I said, well, there's this Malcolm and you know, he's on this Island and he's been on there seven years and, uh, he's compiled his notes and there's, um, and I, I kind of gave away more than I guess I was supposed to. Um, so then, um, so then a couple of days later or shortly thereafter, you know, that, that was in Austin.
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