I have included a comedic intro to this video with me pretending to interview Bill Gates...NOT to demean the amazing and revealing conversation I had with Sacha Stone but because I know as a comedian some might confuse my comedic "pretend interviews" with the real deal. And Sacha is the real deal.
In this interview, Sacha addresses the ridiculous rumors about him being called a Rockefeller or " controlled opposition"... Which I have been called at one time and is frustrating as hell. More importantly, I get to know the personal side of Sacha where he speaks to what it was like growing up in war, his relationship to his parents and how he handled his music career of which he told me about the "contract" he was offered and what it was like to walk away from a booming music career in order to NOT sell his soul. Of which I can RELATE.
After having a self admitted breakdown from walking away from music, Sacha says he was pulled to travel the world, study the pyramids, speak with heads of world religions and eventually join United Nations....till he realized the peace movement he wanted to begin would not be found there.
Sacha started Humanitad, the International Tribunal for Natural Justice, ( fighting child trafficking), the Lazurus initiative and in this interview was at the time traveling America with Human rights Attorney Leah Dundes ( of which her 3 min speech against forced VAX received 44,000 views here on BNT) on "The Freedom tour" which was educating the USA about our natural born sovereignty, among a million other things.
Selfishly in this interview, I wanted to know what Sacha thought about CERN and the Mandela effect (which was one of the things that woke me back up in 2015 to the twighlight zone we are in now) and ...Iyou might be blown away by his answer. FYI If you have heard Sacha Stone speak you know he commands this dialetic verbage of the thing we call "language" like a poetic genius and when he speaks I feel my IQ increasing because his command of words surpasses most of those I have spoken with in my life. --If you never heard an interview with Sacha, you won't get the symphony joke, but trust me it's funny, and THIS is a concert you do NOT want to miss.
p.s. I will delete spam and any hateful comments - I encourage open dialouge but I squash ignorance. However on this channel most of you are brilliant so I doubt that will happen. Enjoy.