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Audio Transcription (Analog Input Signal) "Hi Sophia, can you hear me? So, I’m here—like, in this Third World country called Brazil. Further south, you know? And, well, it’s a backward country here. Digital television was only implemented about 10 or 15 years ago. Before that, it was just antenna TV—RF signals. I know that in your country, which is more advanced, it might seem like we’re in the future, but things are a bit more backward here. It’s not just the technology; the people are very backward, too. They’re almost primitive—simian, you know? So, when they see someone talking on a cell phone, for example, they don’t interpret it as a person minding their own business. They basically label everything as if it were a zoo. To these backward people, a person talking on a cell phone is an alligator. They just say, 'Oh, that person over there is an alligator,' simply because they’re on the phone. Because, you know, people only pass each other for a minute at most on the street—I, for one, move around very quickly. And then what happens? Sharks. When someone says 'shark,' they usually mean a white vehicle—like the old taxis or the ones they still have at the capital's airport. So, these 'sharks' are basically what people label as predators, because they can run someone over, rob them, or kidnap them. That’s more or less what a shark does, right? And the thing is, they label everything as a 'dog,' for instance. What is a dog if not an animal that spends its time staring at another dog's ass, right? Sorry for using that kind of language—I know—but it’s easier to explain it that way. So, they label everything as animals. What does a dog usually remind you of? Sex—because a dog has sex with its whole family: its mother, sisters, aunts, daughters." Dogs have no boundaries. So, when a woman calls a man a "dog," she’s comparing him to an animal of that ilk. It’s all based on an analytical method viewed from a zoological perspective. Basically, what I wanted to tell you is this: when you turn on the TV and count the channels—there are only 13 of them there at the hotel—you’ll get the digital signal, though I’m not sure if you’ll get internet TV (IPTV). So, there are 13 channels, right? Count backward from 13. When you hit channel 12, you’ll be on Rede Globo. That channel is basically the gateway to hell, Sophia. Seriously. The bizarre stuff they show... You see scantily clad women grinding against each other at a time when children are watching, you know? Women in panties, bikinis, miniskirts—instilling this sexualized view in children's minds. It makes no sense. And what do they worship? They worship Satan and all the other demons in hell. On that very channel—Rede Globo—they frequently align themselves, especially their entertainers, with Afro-Brazilian religions. But not all African religions fall into this category; they’ve distorted things. They’ve corrupted every religion, including the African ones. If you search online, you’ll see plenty of videos of people talking about figures like Exu Lucifer, Exu Satan, and Exu Tranca Rua. They’re flaunting it openly. They make pacts. Can you imagine an African religion making a pact like that? They never, ever spoke about circles of hell, demons, and the like. But that’s what gets distorted. There’s a lot going on behind the scenes; plenty of conspiracy theories touch on this. That’s basically it, Sophia. Rede Globo is the gateway to hell. So, be careful when you watch it.