The Lindsay Clancy Psyop: V2K Mind Control, Predictive Al & Elite Bloodlines

Free The Rabbits

This episode of 'Free The Rabbits' examines the Lindsay Clancy case not just as a criminal trial, but as a potential psychological operation in

Key takeaways

• Patrick Clancy's job in AI-driven enterprise systems deployment aligns with efforts to implement predictive psychiatric surveillance in healthcare.
• The case may be used as a pretext to justify widespread AI monitoring of maternal mental health under the guise of prevention.

Main topics

• Lindsay Clancy case and its legal proceedings
• Postpartum psychosis defense and psychiatric treatment history

Notable quotes

"You create this public terror. You implement all the actors in the scripts as a part of it... then you build the framework of what you want to implement."

Conclusion

The episode argues that the Lindsay Clancy case may be more than a tragic individual

Transcript preview

Speaker 2 (0:04) Guys, Speaker 1 (1:59) this is Joel Thomas from Free the Rabbits, and how are all the free-range Rabbits doing out there today? The merch shop has some brand new items you have got to check out. There's a new Genesis 6-4 Nephilim t-shirt and hoodie just in time for the fall, and a new 2 Samuel 2320 Lion-like Men of Moab shirt and hoodie ready to go as well. Definitely go by freetherabbits.myshopify.com to check out those new items plus much more. It's a good way to represent not only Free the Rabbits podcast, but to let people in on the secrets of the Bible and the weird world around us. Also, do me a favor and help me out with something to help the show grow. It takes only a few seconds of your time and it's free. If you're on Spotify, please give me a five-star review. And if you're on Apple Podcasts, give me a five-star review and write a note to go with it. You have no idea how much this helps the podcast. Also, if you're interested in donating to help the show grow financially, go to buymeacoffee.com slash free the rabbits and either purchase a monthly membership or you can give a one-time donation. And if you message me there, I'll be sure to message you back. Thank you so much. Now, let's get into the show. What's good, guys? I'm glad to be back with you this week for another episode. And we are going to look at. the Lindsay Clancy case, and not necessarily so much the case, right? We're going to look at some very interesting factors that some people are starting to talk about, but some things that just aren't quite adding up. Speaker 1 (3:42) It is beyond my scope of how much that this case has taken over the minds of the American people. And I want to say first and foremost that my heart and I hope your heart goes out to those kids, because no matter how this went down, those kids were the ones that paid the price. And this happens all the time throughout the world. We know that. There's a rough estimate of 8 million children worldwide go missing every year. We know that children are the target of the enemy, right? And this is just another example of it. Now, I know there's all kinds of theories going on around out there about this, right? And I'll talk briefly about some of them, but really we're going to target in on some things that we can actually nail down. And you know, on this show, what I try to do is present actual factual information that we can look to and then derive a theory from and not just present ideas as theories. And that's one of the things in this truth or community that is just so prevalent is the idea of, hey, I got this bright idea. I'm going to throw it out there in the ether and then people start believing it. And there's just nothing behind it to back it. And I'm hoping today that we can look at some things that don't add up that we can look at as far as psychological operations go and how they're implemented. And I think that there are some very weird things going on. There's some big money people involved with this. And I think it all boils down to AI and the pharmaceutical companies. And you're going to see where when you start. looking for where the money goes, then you'll generally find what's happening and what's being implemented by the powers that be. And I think that there is a great case for this entire Lindsay Clancy fiasco to be looked at as a psychological operation, maybe in some ways that people aren't necessarily looking at. So I want to just do a quick background on the situation. I'm sure a lot of people know what's going on, but some people might not have an idea what's going on with this case that's taken over the minds of everybody to the point that people are picking sides. You've got men versus women. You've got right versus left, which is absolutely insane to me. I love how everything's politicized now. It becomes this, I'm going to... go at the libtards or I'm going to go at the far right. I'm going to do. It's just so mind blowing to me that everything's politicized. It just becomes politicized. And this is no different. And listen, there are just some ridiculousness coming out of this. There are some women that are absolutely acting insane over this whole thing. They're literally going insane. We had the one lady who after kid. and did this as an ode to Lindsay Clancy. So it's, again, I'm not signing off on all this, but the idea that there's something more going on here than just what's being said in court, I think holds a lot of value. And I think if you're not looking at it that way, then one, you're in the wrong arena here in the truth or conspiratorial world, because I believe most people. who know that. Everything is theater that's put on for us to see that revelation of the method truly exists, that psyops exist, that you can't look at this case and say no any different. Right. We have to look at some of the deeper layers to it. So Lindsay Marie Musgrove, she meets Patrick Clancy and this is in 2013 and she meets him through her college roommate. They actually get married. in December 3rd of 2016, and they settled down in Duxbury, Massachusetts. And she works as a labor and delivery nurse at the Massachusetts General Hospital. Now, keep that in mind because we need to really focus in on the pharmaceutical companies and the medical field because all that's going to come up in this because I believe that this is where the real psyops coming from. and what they may be trying to push on us as a whole down the road. So she has her first child on December 4th, 2017, who is Cora. Then she has her second child, Dawson, on September 30th of 2019. And that's when she reported having postpartum anxiety. And after that, she ends up getting on the antidepressant Zoloft. Speaker 1 (8:55) She starts doing better. And then they have their youngest child, Callan, who was on May 26th of 2022. Now, following that birth, she takes 18 months maternity leave and Patrick takes 12 weeks of paternity leave. And he actually works from home. Now, all this is important because he has a work from home job in the technology sector working for Microsoft. Now, all this is going to come into play. Speaker 1 (9:24) They end up hiring a nanny to work three days a week from September to early December of 2022 because she's going to go back to work as well. But from September to November of 2022, her anxiety returns. And Patrick even testifies in court that she had planned to ask for Zoloft to manage. this anxiety that she's having. Now, she ends up seeing this psychiatrist called Jennifer Tufts, and she diagnoses her with generalized anxiety disorder, puts her on Zoloft, and ends up extending her maternity leave. So Lindsay starts having adverse effects to the Zoloft, so Tufts puts her on Ativan. And then she says that it is helping, but not her insomnia because she can't sleep. And then Tufts prescribes busbar, which she's leery about doing that. So she actually doesn't take it. And it goes through this back and forth that she looks like she has this postpartum depression going on. And she ends up seeing another physician during that time. who puts her on Trazodone, and then she finds that ineffective as well. She actually gets on Prozac at one point, Ambien, Remeron, Klonopin, all of these different ones. And there was another... nurse practitioner that Lindsay's case was transferred to called Rebecca Gelada. And she took over when Lindsay left the hospital when she was having these issues with going to sleep. Now, Tufts and Gelada were both working with her at the same time and come to file in court that they weren't aware necessarily of what the other one was doing. as far as what they were prescribing. Now, Lindsay did tell both Tufts and Gelada that she believed that the Rembrandt was causing intrusive thoughts. And this is important because of what is said that happened right before Clancy takes the lives of her children. And these intrusive thoughts that she's having, she's wanting life to be over. She's having these thoughts of taking her own life. And she's also having hallucinations. She actually caused two suicide hotlines during this period of time. But. The hotline didn't intervene because she didn't have plans to harm herself, or at least that's what she told them when she called them on the phone. Now, also during this time, and this was during the hearings, that her ex-husband now, Patrick, and her mother said that Lindsay disclosed thoughts of actually harming the children at some point. And this was in that September to December stretch. This was in December. Patrick also said that. He was asked, did he think that she should be separated from the children? He said no. And I think that's interesting, too. If she's saying that she could harm the children to both him and his mother, well, then that would denote that maybe she shouldn't be left alone with the children. There's so many parts of the case that don't add up just on a normal. human level of looking at things without even going to the deeper layers. And I think most people could admit that, right? And when it comes to Patrick, he's got a lot going on that really makes you raise some eyebrows at what his involvement was in all of this. In December 31st of 2022, and this is the end of that September to December run where she's really having a downturn. She goes to the emergency room because she's having more thoughts about hurting herself. And they end up letting her go the next day. And the psychiatrist at the time, Alia Goodheart, and she comes into court too and testifies. And she said that Lindsay was diagnosed with major depressive order severe without psychotic features. Speaker 1 (13:43) So they tried to take her off or wean her off some medication, Seroquel, and they were trying to help her sleep without it. Because again, she's just on a cocktail right now. And keep this in mind, this is going to come into play later when we're talking about pharmaceutical companies. So now we've got this stretch of time between December 31st, where she goes to the emergency room because she's having thoughts of hurting herself. to January 24th when the act actually happens. Now, during this period of time this month, when they go through her phone records, there are searches where she's looking up information on the medications she's taking, her bipolar disorder, hallucinations, and insomnia. And the search is included, where's the carotid artery? How do you slit your throat to die? Can you turn airbags off on Kia Sorento? And can you treat a sociopath? Speaker 1 (14:40) This could be convenient, right? We have to look at it that way. On the other hand, it does seem like that she is looking at either ways to help. herself get out of this mind state or to act on what ends up happening. So we're going to look at this January 24th incident. Again, I'm going to give you the initial mainstream in court version that is being portrayed as what actually happened from the people involved, specifically Patrick. So Patrick talks about on the morning of January 24th, 2023. that Lindsay told him that she had slept pretty well and was feeling good. And she actually takes her daughter, Cora, to a pediatrician appointment for a stomachache. Now, in the afternoon, Lindsay's building Snowman with the children. But at 4.02 p.m., she used her phone to search kids Miralax. Now, 11 minutes later, she searches for a restaurant. in Plymouth, Massachusetts. And she used Apple Maps to check how long it would take to drive to there. So this is where that idea comes in that she is mapping out a plot to take out the children so she can get her husband out of the house to do so. So at 4.47 p.m., she calls a drugstore and spokes with the manager who told her that they didn't have Miralax but had similar medications. She texts Patrick to ask if he wanted an order. takeout from the restaurant and called the restaurant and she places the order at 5.10 PM. So Patrick leaves the residence. He picks up the food and medication around 5.15 and this is when she texts him and this is all in the court documents, PediaLax liquid stool softener. And at 5.32 PM, he stops at the drugstore, which they have surveillance footage, which catches him on the phone. So this matches up with... The call that he has with Lindsay, because he calls once, she doesn't pick up, but then she calls back a minute later. And Patrick said that it seemed like she was busy, is what he tells the courts. So he arrives at the restaurant at 5.54 p.m. and then he returns home shortly after 6 p.m. So during this period of time, Lindsay takes all three kids down to the basement and... She takes them all out with exercise bands. She strangles them. And then she cuts her wrist and neck. And then she jumps from a second story window in an attempt to take her own life. Now, she sustains spinal cord injuries from the fall, but she is paralyzed from the waist down. And we'll talk about how even that just seems. Super weird because it was even talked about in court that the. wounds that she inflicted on herself were very superficial. And again, there's so much of it that doesn't add up. And I understand that there's going to be some people right now, she did it, I'm telling you, shut up, Joel. And I'm like, maybe again, you're listening to the wrong kind of podcast. If we're not looking deeper into something that has literally taken over the minds of the world in a lot of ways. and how that this isn't being manipulated for something and that things aren't adding up, right? It's not about man versus woman or right versus left. It's just about what's the true psyop going on here. So during the legal filings, and this is going to come up later on who that she told this to when she told her husband about this, because all this is going to add up to some very interesting connections. when it comes to money and it comes to pharmaceuticals. So she says that she heard a male voice directing her to commit the acts that she committed. Now, myself being a Christian, and I've seen a ton of Christian podcasters out there right now, they are beating it down hard that she was demonically possessed, that these voices that she heard. were demons that were