Operation Red Ice: The Real Reason The US and Israel Attacked Iran?

Jason Carpenter (0:01)

When a man moves across the country and finds himself in the middle of nowhere, he's shocked to be staring at a house he's seen before in his dreams. And then we travel to the Zargos Mountains in Iran. To take a look at a bizarre conspiracy theory, is it possible that the reason why the United States invaded Iran isn't for, what are we over there for, to stop their nukes or something? It isn't for that. It's actually to seize control of a mysterious power source, one that may have existed before mankind. Today on Dead Rabbit Radio.

Hey, everyone, welcome back to another episode of Dead Rabbit Radio. I'm your host, Jason Carpenter. I'm having a great day. I hope you guys are having a great day, too. I hope you guys are having tons of fun. Doing whatever you're doing now. I am going to say this. I didn't announce this yesterday. I didn't think about it yesterday. It came to me today. We're only going to put out two episodes this week. We're only going to have two episodes. And we're only going to have two episodes next week because this weekend is my birthday. Yay, wee. I'm all saying this. I'm just the only person sitting here talking to a microphone. But it's not sad because I get to celebrate my birthday with you. So I'm not. I'm actually really happy. I turned 50 this Sunday, and I'm taking a little trip. So to make room for travel time and to just kind of chill, I'm going to do two episodes this week, two episodes next week, and then we'll be back to the normal schedule. You know, I'm going to be honest with you guys. I actually miss doing the five days a week. I really would like to see that come back at some point. It's been a year that I've only been doing three episodes a week, and I do miss doing the five episodes a week. It's a lot of work. It's a ton of work. So some stuff would have to change within my personal life, my career life, to make that happen. But I do miss it. I do miss doing five episodes a week. But that's where we're at. Well, anyways, you're home to prepare you. This episode might have a lot of segments like that. I am having a great day. But yeah, there's some stuff that I feel like I'm missing out on, one of them. You know, I'm turning 50, right? It's time for a reflection. I wish that I could do five episodes a week, but that's just not in the cards. Now, because it is my birthday episode, I'm going to have a very special pilot, co-pilot, to fly us around this episode. And that's you, you, dear listener, for listening to this podcast, whether this is your first time or your 1,618th time listening to Dead Rabbit Radio. And a lot of you listen to the episodes multiple times. We'll do, you know, listen from the beginning all over again and listen to those really embarrassing episodes. But you're so special to me. The fact that you're listening to this podcast really makes it worth it. So you are going to be our captain, our pilot this episode. Thank you so much for supporting the show. Thank you so much for supporting me as well. But no, we're going to have a really fun episode today. And then after my trip, I'll show some photos of where I was at. It'll be a surprise. I know where I'm going, but you won't. And when you find out, you're like, what? You needed to take two days off of the show for that? It's like an hour away. Yeah, but it's a special hour. I haven't been to a place like this in probably 30 years, maybe more. So are you going to Disneyland? No, no, even better, I think. But I'll have some pictures and everything. It'll be a fun 50th birthday. I'm super excited about my birthday plans, but that's enough of that. Let's go ahead and get this party started. I'm going to go ahead and toss you the keys to the Jason's lobby. Everyone climb on board this lovable old hunk of junk as we drive out of Dead Rabbit Radio Command all the way out to the middle of nowhere.

Driving out to the middle of nowhere. Just you and me, right? No one else in our home. You're all super nervous. You're like, oh, man, it's not one of these creepy beginnings. And I don't mean my paranormal. Does Jason go and put his hand on my lap? No, actually, his hand on the knee is the term. I don't know how many people jump straight to the lap. I'm sure some people do. That'd be quite the first date. We're driving out to this house. Now, we see this house out in the middle of nowhere. It looks like a normal house. I go, you recognize that place? You go, no, no, never been here before. I go, yeah, me neither. But I hear there's a girl in there who likes to hook up with guys on Tinder and you go, oh, interesting. Does she currently have a yeast infection? That's the first question I now ask on a first date. What's your yeast infection status? I go, I don't know if she has a yeast infection or not. Probably be wise to know. I mean, if you walk in and it smells like a bagel factory, then probably I think it's a pretty good guess unless she works at a bagel factory. I said, quit bringing it up. It's disgusting. It's a hideous anecdote. You shouldn't have edited it out of the last episode, which I almost did because it's so gross. Quit bringing it up. I go, listen, I don't know if she has a yeast infection. I have to reiterate one more time that you don't recognize this house. You're like, no, I don't recognize this house, so we just drive on by. But as we're driving away, we fade into nothingness, because we're actually part of a man's dream. We don't have this real man's name, we're going to call him Calvin. I don't know where this story takes place. I don't believe it takes place in America for two reasons. One, he uses, when he's talking about this house having multiple stories, he spells it wrong. Spells it S-T-O-R-E-Y, which makes me think, you know, not American, or doesn't own a spell check. Also he uses probably the biggest indicator here. Like first off, a lot of people spell it that way, Jason. He uses kilometers for distance. So yeah, it's probably not in America. Or he's an athlete. I think a lot of athletes use kilometers, because you ask, how far did you run today? And they go, oh, you know, I ran five kilometers or whatever. And you're like, I don't know how far that is. Was that like from here to there? You point like three feet away. They're like, yeah, a little more than that. Calvin, when he's a young man, he's at home. He's living with his parents. One night, he has a dream. And in this dream, he just sees this house. One of the most vivid dreams he's ever had. He sees this house. He said it was a two-story, S-T-O-R-E-Y, a two-story blue house with white trim. The second story balcony had a patio. And the entire building was attached to a two-story garage, which sounds a little excessive. How do you get that second car out? If it's a hot wheel, there's like a loop-de-loop ramp. But maybe in other countries. Actually, I might have typed that wrong. It might have been a two-car garage. But, yeah, that was my... Like, a two-story garage, what an imagination. A two-car garage is what he actually said. I typed that in wrong. He had a two-car garage, and the house was surrounded by evergreens.