The Classics - EP 651 - Make It Shine! Can A Song Be A Secret Spell?

**Jason Carpenter** (0:01)
Hey, everyone, welcome back to another episode of Dead Rabbit Radio Classics, where we take a look at an old episode with some new information and a look behind the scenes as to what was going on while I was making this episode, a couple of insights. This is an episode that I've never forgotten. I've never once forgotten this episode. And it's funny because on other classics, I go, well, you know, maybe I forgot about this episode. I mentioned that during the Cookville one. You go, well, you know, I didn't even really remember the Cookville story. This episode, I've always remembered. Not probably for the reasons that you think. Well, you do sing in it, so it doesn't make it kind of memorable. But yeah, let's go ahead and talk about this. Let's get it started. Let's listen to episode 651 Make it shine. Can a song be a secret spell?
A string of arsons strike the city of Vancouver, British Columbia. The target? Mason Lodges. Are we going to talk about that? I don't know.
I don't know. This last episode of season 13 has been such a struggle. I do have some stories, though, for you. Maybe that one. Maybe that one we'll see. Are Nickelodeon theme songs haunted by angels? And then some other stuff?
I don't know. Today on Dead Rabbit Radio.
I'm having a great day. Hope you guys are having a great day, too. I'd like to say we have a bunch of stuff to cover, but I do have stuff in mind I want to talk about, and it is related to the topic. I'm not just going to start doing movie reviews, but this is the end of season 13 I'm physically beat. I'm mentally beat. But in good ways, I think we're ending off season 13 really strong. I can't say it with a straight face. This episode might be a little wobbly. Just like yesterday's episode, I have recorded a full episode for the season finale wasn't good enough. This one will be better. The other one just didn't have any energy to it. I wanted to pick some stories that I'm kind of excited about, and are kind of more personal type stories, not personal stories, personal observations, personal conspiracy theory type of things, which you guys do seem to like. But before we get started on any of that, let's introduce our newest Patreon supporter. Uh, uh, uh, uh, da da da da da da da. In comes our newest Patreon supporter, Wizz Karb. Everyone give a round of applause to Wizz Karb. He's dressed up like a boy band Memories in a white suit, just like those boy bands of the 1990s. Doodle-loo-loo. Now we're all have white suits on. We're all doing matching boy band moves. Trust me, this is better.
This is better than the last version, okay? Last version was super boring. Wizz's Karb, you're going to be our captain, our pilot this episode. If you guys can't support the Patreon, or if you don't know all the moves, we're going to spend a lot of time practicing. Just help get the word about the show. Really, really helps out a lot. We're going to get into why Wizz's Karb is dressed up like a boy band member in a second. Let's actually talk about this mason's thing. I was joking in the beginning. I do want to talk about it, but we don't really have a lot of information to go off of. What happened was, actually before I'm totally getting ahead of myself, Wizz's Karb, let's go ahead and hop into Jason Jaloppy. We're leaving behind Dead Rabbit Command. We are headed up to Vancouver, Canada. Really bizarre story. This just happened on March 30th, 2021 And anyone who knows anything about conspiracy theories knows the number three is very powerful, and I always poo poo that stuff. But that doesn't mean that people who are into it find it very important. Do you know what I mean? Like, I don't think there's any difference between committing an act on the 33rd day than there is on the 7th day or the 12th day or anything like that. But to someone who believes in it, it is very, very important for them to follow these numbers. So three, three, zero, 2021, three Mason Lodges in Vancouver, Canada were set on fire within 90 minutes. This wasn't a accident. It wasn't bad wiring in all three of them. We know that for a fact, because the suspect who has not been named has been arrested. He was actually walking out of the third location with a gas can, and an off-duty cop is walking by. There's like flames coming out of a building. The cop is looking at the guy with the can walking away, humming a jaunty tune, and cops looking at the building, and the guy's getting in his car, and the cop looks back at the building, and the guy's starting to drive away. The cop actually does start wrestling the dude. The dude gets away, but the cop is like, okay, I'll just do this, and he pulls out his phone, and he writes down the license plate and calls it in. They arrest him. They haven't revealed the name yet, because in Canada, apparently, this is a pretty good law. You can't name someone until they've actually been arrested. Actually, that's a terrible law. What if someone's on the run from the cops? They're like, there's a mass murderer, and he might be buying a plane ticket to leave the country and kill again in another country, but we can't tell you who. The airline's like, I'm sure there are. I'm sure they can tell other cops. I'm sure they can warn other cops. They're like, who should we be on lookout for? They're like, I can't tell. But anyways, the media, they won't reveal to media. But anyways, so he burned these things. We know it's a 42-year-old man. That's all we know. Here's my take on this. The arsonist believed that the masons were an evil group of people, and he waited until 3030 to set all this stuff on fire. There's also a question, because I mentioned it on a previous episode, but I didn't actually do the story about the 40-days blood ritual, the mass sacrifice days that are coming. I researched a bunch of it and recorded it, and then had to scrap it, and I don't really remember. But anyways, supposedly we're in this time period, like the 40 days of the Feast of the Beast, or something. That sounds like a special sale down at the local hometown buffet. All you can eat for $6.66. Feast of the Beast. It could be related to that. My take on it is this guy is an anti-Masonic conspiracy theorist, and he set it on fire. However, I think we will see conspiracy theories go around that the Masons set their own buildings on fire because they committed some sort of blood sacrifice there and they had to cover up the evidence. Because you know, whenever you're, whenever you're committing a crime, you do it in three separate locations. But I think that'll be the conspiracy theory that grows out of this. He probably would have kept burning them down if he hadn't been stopped. I think it was the anti-Masonic guy, but we'll see. He could just be a crazy guy who had a thing against compasses and pyramids and was like eyeballs, and he decided to blow up any building that had that stuff in there. Also linking to, we're going to see conspiracy theories come out of this. Well, you know, I keep saying that, but it's so hard. This is really interesting, but I went on a couple of conspiracy boards and I didn't even see them talking about this. So who knows? Everyone's so wrapped up in flat earth and the sky is fake and all this dumb stuff. This stuff, people should be eating it up. But my theory, again, is that he's anti-Masonic. He's burning it down. At one of these lodges, one of the lodges is completely burned to the ground. You can't save it.