aloha. many different kinds of people end up at cinderland. for the most part they re fairly young, progressive. there are more young and right now it s harvest season and most are on the mainland making money on marijuana farm that they ll bring back to the tribe for food and materials. some folks are just passing through. they have no interest in the prophecy. but others are hard core bleervs. i got here 11 years ago. where are you from? california ororiginally. i was an automotive technician, top of my field. and what am i living for? all of this stuff? i wanted to say the word jesus
this place is kind of amazing. this is my most sacred place at cinderland. they told me you built this basically from nothing. no. that s a lie. it was me and about 1,000 other volunteers, give or take a few. where were you born? in yuk san, mexico. i was a good boy. and india and central america. that s where i did my 20s. how did you come here? here? yeah. that s a long story. tell me. i m responsible for everything that happens here. it s a part of you. it is. it s evolving, it s growing. it s teaching so much to so many people. it s a success story. thank you. in a world of so much
you need? 20. so, 20 more like this? exactly. it s basically a series of ply wood platforms, on to some recycled plastic barrels. the idea is to float the arc out to sea in the midst of an apocalyptic tsunami. they ve been working on this many years. this is their third design. in the past they ve hauled them out to the local bay for sea trial. one thing to note is that cinderland itself is the arc. when jesus gives the final word that the end times are nigh, are all the structures will be disass disassembled and the material used to make the final arc. why not use what you got? i got to give him credit. as far fetched as this plan may
many different kinds of people end up at cinder land. for the most part, young, progressive. there are more men than women. ocean told me that normally there are a lot more people living on the compound. but right now, it s harvest season in california, and a lot of the cinder landers are on the mainland making money on marijuana farms. money that they ll bring back to the tribe for food and materials. some folks here are just passing through. they have no interest in jezus s prophesy, but others are hard core believers. when did y g here? 11 years ago. where are you from? california originally. oh yeah. what were you doing? before i was a technician. yeah, automotives technician. nothing wild watching people living on tv, what i am living for? all of this stuff. i wanted to say the word jezus without people freaking out. did he talk about his belief and prophesies? oh yeah? what did you think?
at cinder land. they told me that you built this basically from nothing. no, that s a lie. we built it from nothing. it was me and about 1,000 other volunteers. give or take. you know a few. so tell me, where were you born? i was born in the ukraine can, mexico. i was a good boy. i spent ten years and india, in central america, you know. yeah. you know, that s what i did in my 20s. how did you come here? here? yeah. that s a long story. tell me. i m responsible for everything that happens here, you know. it s a part of you. it is. and it s 15 years old, you know, and it s evolving. it s growing. you know. it s teaching so much to so many people. it s a success story. thank you. there you go. you know what i mean, in a world of so much failure, this is one yeah. i m really interested in this