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Season 5

Bonus Ep. 1 - Notes from Secret Societies

January 3, 2024 · 00:08:00

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Here in Pennsylvania we've been having a bizarre flap of cryptic notes being found in unopened packages of food. Thinks like cereal, tea and candy from various manufactures and bought from different stores. What is going on?

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My initial intent for these
bonus episodes was to go back

and look at older stories from
seasons one and two, but this

story popped up as I was getting
ready to record these and I

figured I would touch on it in
our local area.

It's a little weird.
I think it's weird that we have

an NBC affiliate and ACBS
affiliate that are owned by the

same company, so a lot of their
news is identical and they they

basically collectively go by the
name the I Team.

So that's all I'm going to refer
to them here.

The I team's ongoing
investigation into what's being

termed mystery Notes found
within sealed food packages has

taken an intriguing turn with
the recent developments

initially reported in Luzerne
County, Pennsylvania.

Concerns escalated after
discovering cryptic notes within

various packaged foods across
northeastern Pennsylvania.

Numerous viewers reached out to
the I team, sharing similar

experiences of discovering these
puzzling messages, sparking

growing apprehension within the
community.

Now, understandably, these eerie
discoveries have left residents

unsettled, finding notes inside
products like cereal, chocolate,

and tea, raising concerns about
Product Safety and the

disturbing nature of the
content.

Joe Miller, among others,
expressed deep unease

emphasizing the gravity of the
situation, especially given that

these notes are also found
within children's food items.

The story here says that the
initial find for this story was

on Christmas morning by Joe
Miller, and since that initial

report, concerned individuals
have flocked to the Eyewitness

News Eye team social media
platforms, recounting that their

encounters with enigmatic notes
inside sealed packages bought

from different retailers.
The notes contain unsettling

phrases related to terrorism,
riots, references, the JF KS

warning about secret societies
and connections to conspiracy

theories, leaving many
bewildered and anxious.

The Eyewitness News I team
refrains from disclosing

specific store names or
revealing the full contents of

the notes.
There's a concerted effort to

delve deeper into this mystery.
Representatives from Congress,

Dan Meeser and Matt Cartwright
have pledged to assist in

unraveling this unsettling
enigma.

Both congressmen have reached
out to federal agencies,

including the FBI and FDA,
seeking answers and reassurance

to concerned constituents.
The FDA is aware of the

situation and advises consumers
not to use products suspected of

tampering and to return them to
the retailer.

There have been no reports of
illness related to these

findings.
The urgency to identify the

sources behind these peculiar
notes remains paramount, as

officials in the community alike
aim to quell the rising

apprehension and ensure the
safety and integrity of packaged

goods.
Now this particular story just

popped up since Christmas at
2023, but a little more digging

turned up stories from 2020 and
maybe earlier from a little

further South in Pennsylvania.
Schuylkill County to be exact,

describing similar accounts.
The notes from these earlier

instances have been disclosed
and sound very similar to the

batch that are being found now.
In the show notes I'll put links

to all these.
You can actually go and read

that note.
It's really weird.

It definitely seems like it's
written in a some kind of code.

There's weird abbreviations of
words, apostrophes and

underscores, words where they
shouldn't be.

So definitely seems like
someone's definitely seem, seems

like someone's trying to write
some kind of coded message, but

they are definitely weird.
The text appears to delve into

various conspiracy theories and
ideas, connecting secret

societies, symbols, influential
figures, and historical groups

in an intricate web.
Keep in mind, though, that these

there's no concrete evidence of
any of these conspiracy

theories, and they're often
based on speculative and unfound

assertions.
You need to approach claims like

this critically and skeptically
and really do research if you're

going to look into it with any
kind of seriousness.

Many of these assertions lack
credible evidence and often stem

from conspiracy theories that
lack substantiation.

The text we use a complex web of
secret societies, alleged

connections to terrorism, and
clandestine influence of

powerful groups.
Within this convoluted tale,

there's a suggestion that
undisclosed links between secret

societies and acts of terror or
crisis exist, purportedly

escaping mainstream media
scrutiny.

It even references figures like
JFK, who supposedly warned about

these societies, adding a veneer
of credibility to the narrative.

That is a very similar to the
notes that are being found now.

From what I can tell, the text
draws connections between

Europe's Aryan elite, including
the Vatican, Jesuits, Masons,

and lesser royalty posturing
that they masquerade under

various religious facades.
These groups supposedly engage

in secret rights and utilize
specific symbols that reportedly

tie them together.
References to symbolism

associate with Saturn.
Rings, stars, prayer wheels,

crescents and beads are made,
often linked to an error when

gods supposedly ruled humanity.
The highlight of this narrative

is the mention of an ancient
race termed Dragon Kings,

characterized by distinct
physical traits like elongated

red skulls.
The text alleges their agenda

includes enforcing social
systems, elite caste structures,

engaging in sexual exploitation
including pedophilia, and

promoting an anti family bias.
It suggests these groups seek

control over populations through
disarmament and surveillance,

echoing a fear driven strategy
to keep people submissive.

Further interwoven into this
conspiracy tapestry are claims

about the influence of specific
symbols like the Kaaba wings,

eyes, obelisks, gates, skull and
bones, and references to terms

like New Age in New World Order.
Allegations also point towards

the use of corruption at local
and international levels through

various means such as drugs,
media, universities, public

education, and the Internet as
mechanisms for controlling

population.
While the narrative is intricate

and detailed, it's crucial to
approach such claims with a

critical lens, recognizing the
lack of substantial evidence and

reliance on conspiracy theories.
Separating fact from speculation

is essential when navigating
through complex and elaborative

webs of conspiracies, ensuring
ground understanding based on

verified information and
empirical evidence.

Now, that's all well and good,
but as we've seen in this

podcast, sometimes the
conspiracies aren't that far

off.
It is very disturbing that these

notes are being found in food,
and these notes from around 2020

seem very similar to what's
being described to the notes

being found now in 2023 and
2024.

Is there a connection?
It's all happening here in

Pennsylvania and eastern
Pennsylvania.

Is it one person?
Is it a group?

Will we find out who it is?
I would be a little disturbed if

I open up my serial and I found
a note about the Illuminati and

JFK.
If I find more information about

the story, I'll be sure to look
into it in more detail and let

you guys know that's going to do
it.

For this first bonus episode of
the Primitive Intelligence

Podcast.
Hope you guys enjoyed it.

As always you can contact the
show at

podcast@primitiveintelligence.com.
Hope you enjoyed your new year.

That's going to do it for me For
this one.

See ya.