Show Recap
On the August 27, 2013 edition of Decrypted Matrix Radio, Max delivered one of the most wide-ranging broadcasts of the month — covering the DEA war on cannabis businesses, the convergence of Facebook and credit scores, the 72 types of Americans labeled potential terrorists, a government power grid drill, nootropics, out-of-body experiences, and raising consciousness vibrations. This episode bridged the gap between hard geopolitics and the frontiers of human potential.
DEA Bans Armored Cars from Cannabis Dispensaries
Max reported on the DEA pressuring armored car companies to cut ties with state-legal medical cannabis dispensaries in California and Colorado. Companies like Dunbar Armored informed dispensaries such as Harborside Health Center that they could no longer provide cash transport services — a devastating blow to businesses already forced to operate on a cash-only basis after the federal government had warned banks against working with them. The move created a dangerous situation where dispensaries were forced to handle and store large amounts of cash without security protection, effectively making them targets for robbery while the federal government claimed to respect state marijuana laws.
Facebook FICO, the 72 Types of Terrorists, and the Surveillance Convergence
Max explored the alarming convergence of social media data and credit scoring. In August 2013, companies like Lenddo were already using Facebook connections to assess creditworthiness — meaning that being friends with someone who defaulted on a loan could affect your own financial standing. While FICO itself was not yet using social media data, the trend pointed toward a future where every online interaction could impact your financial life — a concept that would later be realized in systems like China’s social credit score.
The show also covered a viral list documenting 72 types of Americans that official government documents from the Department of Homeland Security and Department of Defense classified as potential extremists or terrorists. The list included people who advocate for individual liberties, states’ rights, Second Amendment protections, those who display the Gadsden Flag, evangelical Christians, survivalists, and even those critical of government overreach. Max connected this to the broader pattern of the national security apparatus being turned inward against American citizens.
NSA Hiding Advanced Tech, Power Grid Drill, and Benjamin Fulford on Syria
Max discussed the theory that the NSA surveillance programs revealed by Snowden were actually a decoy — a limited hangout designed to distract from far more advanced spying technologies that remained classified. The segment explored the concept that what the public was being shown was already a generation behind what intelligence agencies actually possessed, including capabilities resembling the sonar surveillance system depicted in the Batman film The Dark Knight.
The show covered the U.S. government’s planned power grid down drill and the implications of a large-scale grid failure scenario. Max also featured analysis from Benjamin Fulford on the Syria gas attack narrative and the roles of figures like Edward Snowden and Julian Assange in the broader geopolitical chess game. The Bitcoin Foundation’s meetings with regulators in seven countries signaled the beginning of government attempts to bring cryptocurrency under regulatory control.
Nootropics, Out-of-Body Experiences, and Raising Vibrations
The consciousness segment explored the emerging world of nootropics — so-called genius drugs and cognitive enhancers that promised to boost memory, focus, and mental performance. Max examined the science behind these compounds and the ethical questions surrounding cognitive enhancement.
The show also dove into research on inducing out-of-body experiences on demand through specific techniques and technologies, and closed with a discussion on raising personal vibrations and consciousness — the idea that individuals can shift their energetic frequency through intentional practices, ultimately affecting their perception of reality and connection to the broader universe.
