Oh hello there. All right, So I just was on with William Ramsey
on William Ramsey Investigates. So I saved the video that he had just put
out live on YouTube, and I converted it to an MP four form my
computer as well, because it just comes down through real player. But I
think what I'll do is I will play it directly from his YouTube channel and
we can watch it that way, and after the video's over, I'll open
up for calls in case anybody wants to actually do that. All right,
there's a few things like I didn't catch all the people who popped up with
questions. That was kind of cool. I wish I had the know how
to do that because every cool people could type in while I was doing this.
I know the stream yard has a way of doing that. I just
because it's not a with Rumble. It's not one of those sources for an
our TMP, you know what I mean. So if you're it's not one
that's listed for stream yard with YouTube and stuff like that, it's it's easier
to have that happen, but they don't allow it the chats when you're doing
it through Rumble because they're not set up for Rumble so that kind of sucks.
But maybe someday we'll do on my disguise the Limits channel, I'll do
a live stream there and we can. I don't even know if I have
enough people there, jesus, Yeah, that might be a problem. I
don't know if I can do a live stream YouTube change. They're nonsense a
bunch of times, Like before, it used to be you need a thousand
subscribers in to start to Well, first of all, used to be you
could start a channel and monetize. That's back in twenty twelve and then and
probably before that, but and then in recently it was a thousand subscribers,
and now it's a thousand subscribers and like a million views on shorts. So
it's both of those things have to happen in order for you to be able
to monetize. So like all full access to all the YouTube features comes only
when hoops have been jumped through, jumped through, can't touch the edges either.
All right, let's get this going. This is an hour and five
minutes. It was a really good talk. I'm sure that will be me.
Like, I don't like looking and watching myself, you know, So
it's like, but what I'll do is if I think of something that I
should have said to enhance what we were talking about in this book and what
he had brought up as well, or maybe at the end I'll throw in
some additionals and maybe we can continue on the discussion here. I also have
to set up for tomorrow. Today's Wednesday. Tomorrow, doctor Peter Glidden will
be on. Yeah, he'll be back on again to answer your questions,
So have some Okay. He also helped me out when I had gotten that
emergency surgery. He sent me something I should pick up to help expedite the
healing process. So that was really awesome for him to do that. And
not one hundred percent yet, not even close. Still being very cautious about
what I left and how much I left, so I can't really work out
which means these guns are getting smaller. Sadness. Sadness that's constriation in all
kinds of cool places. Sorry, I'll bring it back. I'll do twice
a day if I have to. I do it if I had if I
had nothing else to do, back when I was doing mortgages, way back
when I would go because I didn't have to go to work till ten am,
so I'd go to the gym in the morning, and then i'd take
a liberty of like a hour and a half lunch break, sometimes two hours,
and then I'd go back and work till seven eight o'clock and then go
back to the gym again. I was a maniac back then. No no
enhancement drugs either, none of that stuff anyway. And I was one hundred
and eighty pounds of muscle, well one hundred and seventy seven point five or
something like that, and a one hundred not a five foot five frame.
I was having a hard time getting my wallet at my back pocket back then.
But I was also twenty four, so I mean, no, no,
I'm not twenty four. We'll just leave it at that. All right,
let's do this. Let's have some fun tonight. All right. You
guys know the number by now, six point nine three five four eight eight
seven nine. You should totally use that at the end. Okay. I
haven't even set this up for those world Caster yet, but I will so
that your calls will be able to be heard. All right, let's go
ahead and do this. Do you want to do this shit? Yeah?
Like that? Oh yeah, I like that? One that's a good one.
Blink all right, all right, all right, I just gotta put
this in big screen mode and get my damn face off of it. Hold
on, that's good like that. You're gonna see my face anyway. You
don't need to see it twice. That would be I wouldn't worse. I
wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy, having to see my face two different
times. You kind of already have to see it twice because it's on the
book too, right, So imagine me in the corner, well right underneath
my own picture of my own my own little box here. That's just too
many faces of me. I think three is like definitely not the charm.
All right, let's go for it. We're gonna watch this now. I'm
gonna shut my mic down and you you're alive. This is William Ramsey.
Welcome to William Ramsey, Investigator, Today's show of a very special guest.
His name is Daniel Christos. His last thing is spelled k R I S
t O S and he is with Bowbuster. So you can see his podcast
or his transmission. Bell al as b a a l right like bal you
know Balbareth is when we're talking about the pre show. That's Dandian Eccles's name
or some of these other Old Testament gods. But he just published a book.
Title of it is Prestcraft Beyond Babylon. So I was reading through it
today a lot of really cool information, some stuff that I've looked over about
other unique kind of material. So we're going to talk about that book and
also his kind of podcast. So Daniel, welcome to the show. Thank
you very much, William. I appreciate it. Thank you having me to
talk to you. Yeah. Great, I'm glad that you reached out to
me. People may not have heard your name or your show. Maybe you
could do a little background information and what led you up to publishing this interesting
book, Preestcraft Beyond. Oh yeah, yeah, no problem. Well,
I think I started the podcast under a dip while the radio had a radio
show on. Okay, so we made a joke at the beginning of the
show. We were having a little conversation beforehand, and I wish I had
got that on video, but I didn't get a chance to screencapture it.
Do you notice our backgrounds are the same. We did that to see if
anybody would notice. It was kind of like a fun little thing that we
did on Revolution Radio for about thirty four episodes. And I also, prior
to that, had a show called Mission Intuitioning that I had on YouTube,
and then at think around twenty nineteen, I changed the name to ball Busters.
I kind of found a little logo, you know, I took the
the Molauchy in Looking and Looking Dude, and I just put the circle with
the line across it over the top of it, kind of like a throwback
to Ghostbusters. But would all be in the problem there? At first?
It was basically I was reading a lot of stuff that when I was on
elliptical, I was just reading books. So I picked up you know,
Eustace Mullen's Murdered by Injection, had a Age of Reason by Thomas Paine,
multiple books by Michael S. King, and also did I always say Behold
a Pale Horse? Probably you did not, but you do mention Cooper often
your book. You actually kind of dedicate your book to a number of people,
including Cooper. Yeah, exactly, and those influences over time, there
was just so many ideas that I didn't know about, and I was like
a history kind of a major if there wasn't really any more of an English
major, but I focused. I had really great grades in the in history
in college, and that was what always interested in me because I had maybe
more than one professor that spoke off script, so he would always, you
know, interject things that weren't being taught, and that interested me because I
like a good mystery, you know that it excites me to try to find
out something. Unfortunately, this stuff has real life ramifications if you don't know
it, and that's where it gets a little little dicey. So that's where
I started putting out the videos explaining in case other people hadn't heard this,
because at thirty something years old, I hadn't, and I wanted to try
to share that information because I thought it was vital, especially the stuff that
you hear from useless mullens and the you know, the history of vaccines never
being anything that's really all that good for you, you know, right,
They just it's all snake oil man. They've just made up so much of
the science, and they have little like axioms you're supposed to believe trust the
science. Why are you an anti vaxer or all this other stuff that's once
you kind of key into their language. It's like, these guys are just
totally full of blowing read that. A lot of those scientific papers they have
are just totally blowing correct garbage. But yeah, so this mos keyed into
it. I think they've been people for thirty years or forty years my opinion
at least. Yeah, And I have to wonder. You know, Bey
shamp back in the late eighteen hundreds, he was able to make a microscope
that on his own. They called it the Looking device or something like that.
Wasn't it exactly called a microscope back then, I guess, or at
least not his. And he was able to observe living tissue. And that's
kind of the big difference between that and electron microscope, where they poison it,
blend it, throw a bunch of you know, radioactive chemicals in it,
and then take basically what's the negative of what that thing is. And
it's like trying to look at your hand and trying to figure out how it
functions by sticking it in a blender and taking a little piece of it and
sticking it under microscope, Like, that's not the most efficient way to figure
out how that thing would operate when it's you know, functional so Beshamp kind
of showed that there's this pleomorphic pleomorphic microsimos. And when they say, you
know, germs cause disease, this whole germ theory thing, well he was
saying is no, the germs are eating the toxins. So they will you
know, your your cells will you know, basically spit out this thing whatever
it is needed for the tox in that hand, so it will generate what
it's what's necessary for it to eat the toxins. Now, sometimes it can
actually create another byproduct that's not as good or worse than what it's trying to
eat. So that's that's where the problems sometimes arise. But I think you
probably under you know, I would imagine that from what I've listened to.
You believe that the body is an intelligent thing, right, then there's there's
a spiritual intelligence, hyper complex and body mind connection. Yes, right.
And then when you when you think of the allopathic viewpoint, it's what doctor
Peter Glidden says all the time. Uh. They they view it as you
know, there is no spirit, there is no god, there's you know,
this is an atheistic uh practice, and the body is just a bag
of chemicals waiting to break and if it was, if it was intelligent and
never were gotten sick in the first place, and it's the job of the
of the doc there to mitigate the symptoms. But there's no there's no way
of actually establishing the root cause or fixing the problem, right, I mean,
that's the whole thing. The body corrects itself. You and me are
talking right now. Something's commanding our breathing and our heartbreat and everything like that.
So it's kind of silly to think that it doesn't. There's nots like
whether it's hip the campus or something. Something that does is autonomically operating the
human body that's off the trust. And that view actually pervades a lot of
psychiatry and psychology too, because if you're just a bag of synapses and things
like that, you can just shove stuff in there to make you happy,
and it's kind of like a panacea for your life, like they put you
on drugs for the rest of your life. I know, people on pharmaceutical
drugs have been on there for decades. Man, it's credible. Yeah,
that's that too. You know when you think of the older people and they're
on maybe five different medications and then five more to contact with the other five.
Do you know, it's pretty sad. And you look, you look
through all those medications and see their efficacy and you'll be shocked, Like they
promote statins all the time, and their efficacy is like less than one percent.
So according to a test like a placebo case and the statins, there's
almost no differential. And then it takes out the effect of like why don't
you go for a walk, you know, how you eat like fruits and
vegetables instead to have dramatic effects on your cholesterol and al. So, yeah,
there's a lot of fraud in this whole thing. And what's said about
it is people I think are kind of blind to you know, the common
sense causation. I would imagine, you know, because when you understand that
there's nutrients that are depleted in the soil, and that you know that if
you if you discover that pesticides actually work in a way to where they block
nutrients from being absorbed into the plant, then you're not getting it from your
fruits and vegetables either. Like you have to seek these things out and this
time, you know, in this present day world, you have to pretty
much supplement and if you're going to get the essentials and you know, keep
yourself healthy, because if you feed your body what it actually needs, it
can usually be strong enough to fight off most things. And again when it
goes to the whole idea of a virus, like, I think that's a
complete scam. Sorry, I don't mind. I mean I think that there
are viruses. I don't know their efficacy or how like go. You know,
I think they've been seen in the electron microscope, but that's whether it
could be an exi zome, it could be a piece of something else,
you know. So it's to me it bothers me that more sensible, logical
things are not seen first, Like is it the miss is it the invisible
boogeyman unicorn virus? Or is it you know, the fact that they poison
your food, water, air, and you're taking you know, your lining
up for an injection of a flu shot or whatever other shot. You know,
what, which one do you think it is one that you put underneath
your skin and shot right into your body, or some exterior force of contagion,
you know, maybeen gaslighting the population for thirty years, at least for
half a century. It's a total joke, and just the fact that they're
putting anything associated with mercury and your shots is enough. They're lying, it's
the most You might as well put plutonium in your body. And yeah,
they know mercury is terrible for you, so they're doing it intentionally. And
what are what are the components there? We have alchemical metals, right,
you have mercury, you have lead, you have aluminum, which I guess
that wouldn't technically be from alchemy because that's kind of man made, right,
but yeah, we can go. Yeah, just another way for Alcoa to
get rid of its waste products, right right, just shove it right into
your skin. So a lot of those guys were, I mean before whatever
conspiracy culture, alternate media, these guys were putting out credit. Do you
think that that Eustace Mullen's book is incredible? I haven't read it. It's
an incredible analysis of all these shots and Souff like that absolutely so. I
mean it was published in nineteen eighty eight, so obviously there's a stopping point
to where it goes. But you know, it's a really good history of
the AMA. And I think what I try to do is I try to
show people. The history of these establishments that people have been trained since birth
to just trust blindly. So if you know where they came from and you
know what they're capable of in the past, maybe you'll think twice about trusting
them now. And it's more like chrying to warn people, you know,
it's actually kind of a I'm trying to reach people's hearts a little bit,
you know, and just hey, this is what these people have been doing.
What do you think has changed since then to now? They've just gotten
more technologically advanced and how they administer these things and how they over up their
their their failures and their lives. You know. Yeah, I think they're
intentionally just poisoning humanity. They're anti human, can't ti human defficultists, and
I mean the CDC is totally crupt, and so is the who. These
are horrible. These are They're worse than some actual like foreign armies because they've
actually become, uh, they've morphed for like camouflage themselves into people thinking,
oh, world health, they really want my health. No, they want
the opposite, baby, They want to they want to sustainable live. They
want to kill off four billion people. Man. Yeah, that's really there,
Well, they have very ambitious goals. Yeah, they've they've conditioned people
to open the door for that type of invasion, you know, and you
know they've they've let their guard down to the point to they seek their advice
for these types of Uh, you know, how do we remedy this?
How do we remedy that? We'll just ask the CDC. I don't know
how many people still do that, but it must be a lot, just
not people I know personally, because I think a lot has changed in the
last three years. But who who knows? Right, people love the truth,
so they really are trying to follow find somebody to tell them the truth
about what's going on, and once they figure out they realize they've been lied
to, then it's like even more a matter of survival. So I think
that a lot of the stuff in the past, like me, for example,
take me, I was like, yeah, I'm pretty sure these shots
are causing autism and they shouldn't put this stuff in there. And you know,
I didn't get my children back. They didn't take I don't call it
vaccine, it's a misnomer. I didn't give my kids shots when they were
kids. They don't have autism. Thank God. And now I'm like,
there's no question they're intentionally poisoned people. There's no doubt they're putting poisons in
the system, and they're trying to depopulate the whole work. Like I used
to be like that was kind of like a figment of my imagination, Like
I got this eerie feeling they're really out to kill us, And now I'm
like, they're definitely trying to kill us. There's no question, no,
absolutely, no question, especially after COVID, and if you look back into
the history of you know, ancient civilizations, ancient cults, the priest craft
were in charge of or it was their domain to be, the medicine men
and the scientists basically right, because magic and science the whole Arthur Cite Clerk
type of uh, you know adage of anything of technological advancement will appear to
be magic. It's yeah, yeah. So their knowledge and the lack of
knowledge of others keeps them in a superior class, so people will reach out
to them and listen to their lead. And it's pretty much about control and
power all the time. And I think that is not something that goes on
very long without being completely corrupted by those same people that were already willing to
deceive you in the first place. Right, it's the status thing, Right,
it's maintained that the stats to keep the people in fear and eating out
of your hand. And then the elite runs the priests and the shamans.
Right, So are the advisors, right, So they're in the ear of
the king if the king himself isn't the priest king right throughout history, So
there and even now, like what do you who is surrounding presidents and and
prime ministers? They have their advisors and where do they come from? And
what are they about? Are they just operating those people's mouths or what are
they doing? Well said, I mean, I think you keyed into that.
It be goes all the way back through history, through all civil known
civilizations, and you go all the way back to Babylon, right or you
go into Mesopotamia. Yeah, So summer a little bit, I got some
information more more about their their practices and their worship practices. Because it's so
funny when you look at this, it's like I learned, you know,
about the Uigurtic text and the Pantheon of Gods, which is like two hundred
and thirty six of them, but the more main ones in uh you know,
Canonite time Phoenician two. And then you look at some of the Sumer
gods that kind of translate and crossover the there fables, their stories, the
Ball cycle. Nothing really tells you that they're awful beings. But it's like
it's more like the priest craft guiding the people on how to worship them is
what became evil, not even so much the stories about them. So it's
like Ball's a bad guy? Well is he? Though? Is mardk bad?
Or is it the people that decided to, you know, crop up
around that and guide the way that worship was going to be practiced. So
there's it's weird because you would think that there'd be some identifying marker of like,
wow, Ball's a son of a bee, you know, so I
can't understand why they would do this, But no, it's more like the
priesthood around it are the ones that actually cause normal normalize the demon worship.
Right, These gods are all kind of demonic in their in their sensibilities,
right, I mean there was like and that was apparently Ball was the son
of Dagon, not l So there's some miscommunication misunderstanding through depending on what source
you're looking at, because they'll say they are all you know from l and
then others will say it's from Dagon. So that makes a nat either his
crazy girlfriend or his sister or both. And that happened a lot in the
past, but I think he was separate from that, and she was willing
to threaten her father and also kill a bunch of humans that were uprising against
him and his rule after he defeated Yam or the Sea in one of the
stories. But if you think about it, if your job is to protect
a king and you know there's an insurgence, you know building. I mean,
maybe not taking too much pleasure in the slaughter of people, that's the
questional thing, but definitely snuffing out the threat is something that you would think
you would do anyway. So it's hard to really judge too much on that.
I mean, she was pretty bloodthirsty, but at the same time,
it was a logical move when was coming at you right, had them offers.
That's kind of where it all started. Like your title bail right,
the bailimb there was these false gods. It's bail means lord, right,
so lord of the yeah, bils above would be Yeah, So I mean
that goes all the way through the Old Testament, so you see all this
stuff going back to the old Holy Land. But that was like a common
theme in the Old Testament too, was these people going after bailing, which
is synonymous with molec too. Right. Yeah, And you know what's funny
is because ball, like you were saying, uh, and I was listening
to the phonetics from uh some of some here video people just teaching how to
pronounce. So it's I guess it's but all because of the little hyphen.
So that's why it's more like a plan on words because I'm from New York
originally, so it's like, yeah, you're a ballbuster, right, but
pointing out, pointing it out, you know, jac Cus like these are
the people that are responsible. But ball can be generic, but also depending
on the context and who they're referring to, it also is a specific person
who sometimes is only known as ball and so it's it's confusing if you don't
know which one they're talking about, because there's a dad, there's you know,
Marduk, there's so many others that and then Marduk has fifty names and
I think those end up in the grimoires that Crole was very interested in.
It's like the magical names of Marduk are part of the incantations or whatnot.
Interesting. I don't recall that offhand, but I'm sure he would be interested
in a lot of this stuff, like his old ancient gods. I mean
he went through the whole Egyptian gods, which are like the gods went from
Babylon to Egypt to Greece to Rome. Right, the gods are all kind
of so no, I think it's table of correspondence as Croles shows that they're
all kind of like the likeness. There's different names with the same kind of
archetype. Right, Yeah, So you know what's funny is there's also and
I think this might predate a lot of it. It's all depends on how
you interpret what you're being told through the history books. But there are Vedic
god similarities to the Canonite gods, So you would think that would predate what
the Candonites, you know, civilization was. If if we're to believe that
this is like cro magnet man or whatever, city and type, uh,
you know, the Vedic I don't know, I don't know but I found
that pretty interesting that they supposed to be something like that which would make sense,
right, Yeah, that kind of death god or whatever, right,
she seems uh. And you know that's funny because a lot of people that
when the Collie with the tongue and in a lot of interpretations that tongue.
Jack Nicholson does that in the Shining when he's at the bar and he does
that. Yeah, that's what the inspiration for the tongue and the lips was
for the rolling stones. Oh is that right? Yeah? Fact I got.
And also like they like Cali, the far right, you know,
racist not neo Nazis, loved this Collie and the callie Yuga. Right,
they're trying to bring in this kind of end of the call of Yga.
Is this it's kind of like an apocalypse, right, they're trying to bring
that in, right? And then who's I think that there's there's things that
line up between that and like the Norse god, uh mythos, Yeah,
Loki's I think it's one of his children, right? Is the snake that's
wrapped around the earth or existence that kind of like the oroboris is holding onto
its its tail, but it's actually devouring itself and destroying the world that's within
it. Interesting. Yeah, it's kind of like the color Yuga in a
sense because it's total destruction. So everyone's in Valhalla now people. I think
that the calliage Yuga influenced the Grateful Dead, so the callie it's like all
throughout the common common culture, and I think that it's even in Adherance bad
Habits video, Like he's doing the call he kind of sign smiling with his
tongue out, so you'll see that people do this like they'll make it in
Hollywood too. They know what they're doing, Like, you're is it making
that strange face? Well, he's doing a cool reference. Yeah. Yeah,
that's another thing that I kind of bring up. So I try to
put a little bit of humor into. You know, it's very stressful topics
for people if they're just getting into it, and it could be a lot.
Yeah, regnoract in that one right when they're doing this hand sign,
so many people are like that's illuminati. I'm pretty sure it's a gesture for
like, you know, projecting your will or your intent onto others and you're
doing a magical you know, you're doing a what he calls it like a
working or whatever. So and that's all over the place. I think Hiller
even was doing that. Yeah, there's actually a picture of him making that
triangle, soin let me see if I play it. He was Tully society,
right, and uh oh, yeah, he was initiated a lot of
stuff, but definitely Thole early. I mean all those early NSDAP people were
like Germanic occultism like that, but also a lot of Blovotsky. And yeah,
he definitely had a book of hers on his like showing a lot some
of his photographs. I believe. Yeah, no, I think that that's
a given. He was reading all kinds of magical texts. I did want
in my book Children the Beast. He had a thing called like Crowley had
Magic and Theory and Practice, and he was reading and lining notes on this
book. Forgot who the author was, but the title was like Magic Will
and Theory in Practice or something. It's almost like a play on Crowley's book
or Crowley played on this guy's book. But Hitler had that book. It
was in his library, which a lot of it's disappeared, but it's at
brown. It's actually a brown and there's still if there's anything that they've lied
about and twisted around. It's World War Two and World War One and the
details around it. Like, from my perspective, the bad guys won both
times. I mean, we're looking at the Bolsheviks. We were lined up
with them, forty fifty million people of their own perhaps, you know,
between Ukraine and Russia, starved to death, shot to death, whatever you
want to call it. Meanwhile, you have the Red Cross going into camps
and interesting shots there and everything. Everybody gets quote unquote typhus, but that
was that was the Rothschild's Red Cross doing most of that mass kill die off.
So I mean it's like, wow, that's crazy. There's a lot
going on. I think I don't know if this. Let me see if
I can pull this picture up. I don't know if it's legit, but
I've seen it in multiple places and it looks real. But you can take
a look, and I guess you can. You can take the determination for
I don't think this is shocked there. Huh. That's interesting. Yeah,
I mean, I don't know. Won't surprise me if that's right. Yeah,
somebody in the chat knows. I don't know. Yeah, And in
the book, I made a joke because the the Sam's Club logo looks like
the outline of the two hands going like this. It's like, it's obvious
what these people are doing. They're very enthusiastic about their Sam's Club membership.
Put that black cubes everywhere. I think Freeman is that you mentioned Freeman at
the intro of your book. That was kind of one of his claims to
fame was doing all those corporate logos or just totally chevrons and all this.
It's all Masonic. So you're swimming in Masonic symbolism. That's kind of like
the funny thing about the current ages. All the public intellectuals, they don't
want to talk about esotericism or the occult because it'll it'll minimize them or make
them look, you know, off the thing. But we're just swimming in
the Cultism is everywhere. It's in politics, it's in culture. It's kind
of funny. Yeah, the public initiations on the lowest level for sure.
Yeah, just the caime era representation, children's toys and you know, the
unicorn and all this. There's some dark stuff going on, just you know,
put out there for very young children to consume. No doubt, and
over over a lot of these shows like have themes of sacrifice and occultism and
like I can't remember some of these shows names, but they're exposing they're like,
I don't know what it's like. It's not an overt initiation there.
It's almost like somewhere between exposing the occult and initiating them where they're showing them
the symbol that they don't know the meaning of yet. Yeah, And you
know, it's funny when when I was listening to you in your you know
podcast, there was there was an old Freeman episode that I couldn't place who
he had on and I'm pretty sure now after listening it was you. It
was about the occult symbolism and the Crawley numbers and magic surrounding nine to eleven.
And then I don't think it could have been two people talking about that,
And that was one of the more memorable, uh you know episodes that
I had recalled. That was pretty awesome actually, So it was out there.
Well, you mentioned in your book you go through the monolith, right
or you call it the stone of foundation, right? Yeah, yeah,
right, Okay, so the Stone of Foundation has multiple uh I guess it
like when you look at the Freemasons. They actually described that they're deceiving people
with this this element and that you don't actually learn its true meaning until a
certain degree has reached, the Royal art degree, which I believe back in
two thousand and four or something like that they did away with it that degree.
But they were saying that, you know, it's it's Jacob's pillow,
it's the stone that the the royalty, the royal families have underneath their you
know, their you call it the something stone, that's the revealed stone of
revealing. Yeah. Yeah. And then and this was Albert Mackie saying this
and like one of the Freemasonic encyclopedias, but he also said it was the
rock upon which Abraham was going to sacrifice Isaac. Well, if you actually
look at the Stone of Foundation, that thing's huge and it hasn't moved ever.
You know, it's a huge rock that's at the in the middle ground
level, still embedded into the into the ground at the Stone of Foundations.
So that can't be what that rock is that they're talking about, right,
So, but the monolith for two thousand and one s based odyssey, where
you see it during the time of the apes, which obviously that's another it's
another uh oh, because evolution is totally true and legitimate. Right, it's
another big Christianity right, or even Bible bla stuff. Clark was a heavy
duty Mason. I don't know if you know that, but he was the
highest you said, Clark Well Cooper. The story behind two thousand and one
is that Clark Kubrick was smart. He would find intelligent people to help him
write his whatever he was working on, right, So he tried to get
somebody to help him, and for two thousand and one he got Clark right,
a very well known sci fi author, but also he came up with
the idea of geosynchronous orbit right, so like satellite, So he was kind
of like a hybrid of science fiction in reality. So he was working with
Kubrick to write the two thousand and one Space Odyssey. But one of the
interesting stories is they were going to come out with I think it was the
movie was supposed to come out in sixty eight or sixty nine, and they
were going to do a side by side book and movie at the same time.
But Kubrick kind of pulled a fast one on Clark and didn't give him
permission to publish his book for another two or three years, so that I
think the intent of Kubrick was everybody will just think that I was just making
a movie, right, So he kind of pulled a kind of sharp practice,
as I would call it. But anyway, Clark's book is very revelatory
about the film because they were rotten can comments, right, and so you
can see all that stuff and all of the Masonic numerology and kind of cruelly
in numerology. You want to take a guess at how tall the monolith is
in Clark's version of two thousand and one, I would love to know eleven
eleven feet tall, right, so the number of magic. Yeah, so
they knew what they were doing. They were playing around at ye. You
know it's funny that So here's here's something that you just made me think of,
is they're trying to utilize modern measurements in and you know, ancient sculptures
and trying to make some kind of correlation there to where they'll say, okay,
you know X distance from the sun because we tell you and that therefore
you must believe us or X distance from the moon is representative in the amount
of stones at the great pairs amid or whatever. So if that's true,
where the heck did they How did they do that when there's no such thing
as a mile back then you know what I mean? So how did they
blind that up? So something about that is not accurate when they're when they're
trying to pawn that off on you as something spooky. I mean, there's
plenty of spooky things going on without having to fudge the numbers in order to
make something work out for you. You know, well you mentioned the bailing
in ball back or whatever. Isn't there some huge stone and ball back too
that they can't explain how big and how it got there? Oh that that
giant pillar that think, yeah, there's no yeah, it never got laid
or whatever. It was just laying on its side. Do you see the
people standing on it? You can be like in order to get the whole
thing in the shot, the person looks like a little speck on it.
Yeah, it looks like a sideway, skyscraper or something. It's incredibly huge.
So there's a lot of mysteries, I mean a lot of mysteries going
back back in the day, But which found it just goes through are common
culture goes back through masonry and kind of the ancient mysteries, right, It's
kind of yeah, and then I kind of bring up the Kaba and the
what's that one of the blackstone? Yeah, and the Kabba Kabba looks like
a giant black cube as well. And apparently that predated Islam. They're saying
that Abraham built it, but it's it's a monument basically to Saturn, right,
because they were Saturn worshipers prior to Islam, and the cube has always
seemingly represented Saturn and just upgraded it and integrated it, right, right,
And you know that's fine. If if they if the intent, and I
think intent means everything, especially in magic, to be honest, if it
evolved into that and their intent was to pay homage to one thing, I
don't think that. I don't think the actual structure or whatever it is that
they're looking at has to change. It's just you know, if if they
evolved into a different understanding as to what this means to I don't see that
that's been a big deal. But if the people on top who are shaping
and changing the world still see it as a Saturn and symbol, well that's
where you have to concern yourself, you know. I mean you see Blackstone,
like this is one of the biggest financial crazy tees in the world.
Blackstone. You see it around if you go to like I grew I grew
up in San Francisco, and they used to have the Bank of America building
was the biggest building in San Francisco. It used to be a financial center
before La kind of grew after World War Two. San Francisco was really the
biggest city on the West coast, and it was I think g and Ellie
was the founder or something. But they had a huge Blackstone right in front
of it. I knew it. I didn't know what they were doing back
then. Now it's like very clear to me that they're integrating kind of Masonic
ideas and stuff. Yeah. And yeah, that's funny too because when you
get into the Savage and Francism and you talk about the Sabbath or Saturday and
all that, apparently Sabbatai means Saturn. Wow. So and they kind of
had that. I you have like bring in about the most wickedness. It's
almost kind of like the this kind of call of Yugos type stuff, like
you're supposed to bring in the be as wicked as possible to bring in the
Messiah. Right. Yeah. Basically, apparently, if it's too hard to
make everybody good, you know, and and and that would be the coming
of their their and let me just emphasize their Messiah, uh, then the
other alternative is to make it kind of like that movie what is it called
The Devil's Advocate right with al Pacino. He's like, I want to make
it because he's like, he's like, Dad, why law? He's like,
because I wanted to stink so so badly that he has to come down
and take notice. So it's kind of like it's kind of like the same
uh logic there, And I think that's where you get uh, you know,
do you let God take care of certain things on his own timeline naturally?
And does it mean the same? Does it have the same meaning if
you force it and really all you're doing is tricking the other other people to
believe that it's God's work? You know? How is that which? You
know? Apparently I would imagine that they'll also play that once they once they
condition the world and they're pretty doing a pretty good job, they'll also play
the role of the conquering God and take a bunch of people out and be
completely justified because hey, the revelation said so, and this is the playbook
that we're following, so right, all right, so like when that other
Messiah pops up, that'll be it. Like, hey, you guys are
all blood drinking sex maniacs anyway, so you're gone, right, So it's
a weird kind of rationale, like uh, kind of purification through sin.
Yeah. Yeah, Jacob Frank was quit the character and there is I don't
know, I think it's pretty substantial evidence that he was the third man in
the room. Uh. If you want to consider this scenario of like Adam
why shopped who is Esuit trained and rabbinical father and was it Meyer Amschel rothschild
at the time and Frank you wrote about that? Yeah, yeah, and
then uh Frank, you know, Frank became overnight rich, you know,
and that the whole I mean, if you look at the Jesuits or if
you look at seventeen Francis, and what they both say is, you know,
blend in espionage, you know, b converts into all these other things
and never never show on the side what you are internally. Otherwise you can't
be a Frankist. Same thing with the Jesuits. It's ally spycraft. They
can infiltrate infiltration. That's amazing, and I mean, I think I think
a lot of scholars in Europe. I don't think it's kind of as much
in the US because the Illuminati isn't from here, But they're beginning to acknowledge
that the Illuminati, which is a real organization, was part of the Enlightenment.
It was part of It was a secret society that had a lot of
influential world the adherents, and they infiltrated things. They infiltrated the French Revolution
and things like that. I think Washington and all of that in the States,
like nobody knows more than me that these guys are real, you know.
So yeah, So George Washington, Snyder and George Washington the President were
having correspondence back and forth regarding that George Washington had said that he hadn't been
to a lodge more than thrice in thirty years or something like that. But
I guess, you honest, I don't know, I don't know. Some
say that he didn't even want to monument to his death when he passed,
and obviously they didn't adhere to that if that was a real thing. But
George Washington Snyder actually sent a copy of proof of Conspiracy. It's a longer
title than that, but proofs of a Conspiracy by John Robison, who wasn't
you know, England, France, and a bunch of other European countries,
Germany, and had seen the transition. I'm not saying that the that the
Free Masonic Quoter was ever wonderful, but during the seventeenth like the late seventeen
hundreds, there was an infiltration in the lodge that he recognized this doctrine that
was different. Uh, these new types of degrees that came out of nowhere.
The freaking French Masonic Lodge had forty five degrees and a lot of them
were just nonsense, hoity toity, high fluent language and ceremony, but you
know they He had also said that there was not just Protestants that were,
you know, hiding themselves from the uh, the kind of Reformation war.
But then when the Jesuits got dissolved, there were or whatever it's I don't
call them expelled, that they were kind of put on time out for a
little while. Right, there was Jesuits in the Freemasonic lodges too, And
that's where your brain starts to phision like crack, like, how is it
that there's Protestants and Jesuits in the same being being taken care of him under
the same like protective un ella of the Freemason a quarter that that that requires
a whole lot of like researches to figure out how it is that they didn't,
I mean, how they're supposed to be with each other's throats, right,
that's moral enemies. Wow? And so you I mean, going back
to front, you see Frank as an influence on the New World Order and
the present day Zionism, right, so you yeah, I think I think
the lutering Kabbala is what gave the gave the go ahead for active involvement in
such a plan to bring it about redemption. And I think that's what they're
they've been following, and they just the more recent name for Desionism. But
I think Zionism is part of Judaic redemption. Do you think that's the case.
Well, like this whole ali back to the Promised Land is part of
their redemptions of people to to propagate the occurrence of the Messiah, right,
I think. I think the concept of feeling like you have to take an
act the role as as a Jewish person in the you know, bringing about
of that of those conditions, I think, yeah, I think that comes
from Luria to Jacob Frank and Sabbatai and then into the you know, the
base ideas of Zionism. I can't tell you about the details because I don't
I don't follow that practice, so but sure, I mean it is interesting.
I think that it was Theodore Hertzel, right, was the guy who
kind of is the modern Zionist founder. But maybe, I mean, that's
another ton of research. Is how much those two guys influence Hurts. I
don't know, Yeah, hurts election brings up Sabbatai, but he says in
a just for a way that you know he does, sabbath I did this
with his work to make himself great, and that he does He's a simple
man who does it for the greade of the world. There's something he made
that kind of Yeah, but he did bring up Sabati. I guess I'm
not surprised that past his present right, all coming around like these guys.
I went did a show on that, not Yahoo mentioning Amelek, Like this
is like a twenty five hundred year old reference. So all this stuff,
like you having your book, like you go into detailed research about all these
kind of old you know, God's going back all the day, but like
it's coming back around. I think there was a bail arch that they put
up in New York City. I gotta find picture of that. They put
it in. I think it was in DC as well, but I mean
that's yeah, the archaball and what happened when Pimera and all that, like
what isis like destroyed a ton of that stuff back in I think it was
six or something. They were bombing the hell out of that and destroying Yeah,
let's if they were actually organic rights, you know, organization of people
who just happened to call themselves ISIS. I know that's an acronym, but
still it's kind of interesting. It's uh, it's kind of strange that they
destroy their own history in a sense, right, that's interesting. Yeah,
they did a lot. They did a lot, Like they destroyed. Islam
is really good at annihilating the culture they come into, you know, and
just replace it. Apparently apparently a lot told told uh Muhammad to do just
that, to tell them what your practice is. And if they don't want
it, sorry, just kill them all, kill them all and destroy everything.
Right. It's just just a total annihilation. Stuff makes you wonder what
God they were talking to you at the time, and who who they're allah
is. I don't think it's the same God as the Old Testament, but
I think it's just something like the gods that you talked about, a different
type of God. But I mean, he, like Muhammad, very good
at trying to integrate hist his view of God's into the Old Testament. But
I'm not convinced. Who was Edmund Ronane? That was the name on that
I had not heard before. Okay, Leo tax you know the Leo taxing
story, but I didnt know that one. Maybe you can help me with
that one. But we can. We can actually thank Freeman for this one
and why I started reading the book Maha Bone or also called THEMS Carpet.
A lot of these things are po they're so old. There's a free PDF
online for it. Belanciaga, very very cold John with the knyphe and I
like that well also, So since he brought that up, let me just
let me just say this real quick. If you see a lot of eights
or bees in any of this strange like occultic uh. You know when they
with these these ads or these news stories where you know they're using numbers and
they're probably passing notes in front of you to their you know, to the
adepts, but you know it's like thirty three thousand die or something like that,
but they'll have the thirty three in there, or a multiple of eleven
the eights. And this is something that Nick and I have been talking about
too, and he's been bringing this out to me my attention, Uh,
Nick Nicodemus, He uh yeah. If you look at a flattened eight on
both ends, that's an hourglass, right, And they've been using this hourglass
symbolism too, and they actually have one at the back of somebody's podcast,
but it was like the flag of Israel, but it was an hourglass.
The hourglass is a symbol of Chronos, which is Saturn, which is if
you want to call it Satan or whatever. So and if it's a reset,
how do you reset an hour class? You flip everything upside down on
its head, which seems to be the doctrine of inversion, which goes right
back to Frankism again. Inversion is also a principle of Satanism. It's just
flat out invert everything that's in the Bible. Yep, subversion and all that
stuff. I mean, So Rondine is okay. So he wrote a book.
He apparently he was a very dedicated freemason, and he had been writing
out handbooks and you know, trying to discover all the lost details of the
organization and compiling it for his lodge. And it was being dispersed around and
I don't know if he came across like old scrolls or if he found some
other information, but he that's not my say. He ended up becoming very
disheartened by his discovery. And what he was saying is that this was a
cloaked cult of Ball and that he didn't like the idea that he was in
service to Ball. So then he wrote the book Maha Bone or the Master's
Carpet, where I think it's like a not a real letter, but it's
kind of like correspondence back and forth to his quote unquote son where he's trying
to talk him out of becoming a freemason. In the very beginning that sound
starts off and making all his points. So it's like setting up the idea
to have an argument or a discussion, like a Socratic discussion, you know.
So he's pointing out where they've lied about their charitable contributions, and you
know, not even to their own brothers after the fires in Chicago or whatnot.
So there's a bunch of different details that he brings up, but mostly
it's the the ancient mystery school mystery Babylon connections, from which he says,
the Free Masonic Order is in service to and can't be separated from right,
and you can't get away from it either. Once you make those oaths and
initiated, it's like you're haunted by it, like you're making deathos right,
like cut your throat and all that stuff. So oh, absolutely, yeah,
let me see if I can find one of the Okay, so he
says, if he is a right, if I read from this real quick.
So this is a quote from from Aha Bohen or the Master's Carpet from
Edwin Renein he says Free Mason freemasonry is far too serious a matter for any
man to assume. It's villainous obligations without due reflection. For once you have
crossed the threshold of the lodge room, divested of your own clothing and wearing
the hablemts of the order, and when and when and when, once you
become, as it were, bound by the cable toll of Satan to the
altar of ball. There is no place for after repentance, though, like
you saw of old, you may seek it carefully with tears, living or
dead. Freemasonry will never give you up. The law of Romanism is once
a priest, always a priest, and so it is in masonry. Once
a Mason, always a Mason. Yeah, And it's kind of like the
secret under belly of the United States. It's everywhere and it's not even talked
about. You can never see it on TV or anything of that. Like,
even in my town's pretty small, there's a Masonic clague. There's a
Massonic clauge almost every week every town. But if you're not a Mason,
it's just like a hidden thing. And I think Albert Pike said, are
a large will be like bee hives, where there will be dens of activity,
but to the outside world nobody will just see anything. You know,
have you ever been a colic City. Yeah, yeah, I know it's
totally Masonic. Is that right around the Salt Palace and you know in the
sidewalks. I believe the beehive is actually a symbol of Freemasonry, is not
because they have it stamped into the into like the the sidewalk, you know,
every so many blocks and it's the beehive. Of course, obviously there's
honey there and all that stuff. But knowing that there's the mom Rens,
knowing that there's the Zion Bank right next to the Salt Palace, It's just
a lot of symbolism all in one spot, right. There's no question Joseph
Smith was going to Masonic lodgis y. We know that that's a known fact.
Aid everybody else to go to one. But he because he was a
you know better than he had a friend who was talking about the Illuminati too,
so he knew all that he would. He was a lot like kind
of uh coop bricking away we talked about earlier. You find people to give
him ideas and then he would integrate him. So there like was one character
who claimed to be like of some kind of tendril of the Illuminati, and
then he was in he's in and taking these symbols out of freemasonry and signs
and hand gestures and stuff. There's no question question, And that's why I
think the state symbol of Utah is the be. I I think that's right.
I mean maybe I could be wrong, but I gotta go back.
But yeah, no, his I have to do a show on just Joseph
Smith and his mason. The sonic connections there indisputable, there's no right.
Yeah, I don't think it was more of a it was almost like he
did he feign like this trust or just you know, just abandonment of of
the of the mason a quider. I think it's likely like he pretended to
distance himself from it, but it wasn't really. But but I don't think
there was any question or even in his statements that he hadn't you know,
at least once been one if he Whether or not he didn't, I don't
know. I'd have to go back and look at my research and like other
people's books. But people have written about it. But there's no question that
upon his death, when they got him in the Carthage jail in Illinois,
he said, is there nobody with sympathy for the widow's son. So he
let out the Masonic cry for help or something like that. So that was
his last words. It was something from Masonry. Wow. And so it's
like that's a powerful element of it. But I think that in his public
life that wasn't ever divulged that I am a Mason. He could I don't
think he could tell his religious followers because they wouldn't have trusted him. I
think so that would so like almost nothing. I'm not a Masonic scholar.
I mean, I'm not a Mormon scholar, but I don't think anything in
that religion has an overt like we're Mason's two type thing. And I think
that there was some Masonic element. And Joseph there's a really good book that
just came out this year where they're like, this is the Masonic logic.
This addressed that Joseph Smith used to go to. So they have the addresses
in these Masonic lodges that he was going to. That's specific. Yeah,
No, we can do another show. Maybe I'll send you the book.
Yeah, Joseph. Joseph, I mean he was kind of like a Crowley,
like a magician. I don't think people see that element to him.
They see him as maybe more prophetic. He called himself the prophet, like
a more Christian prophet element. But no, he had the Seal of Solomon
or the Seal of Jupiter on his body when he was dead. That's not
a Christian seal. Have you ever seen Joseph Smith's Seal of Jupiter? No?
Oh, yeah, I'll pull that's amazing. He had that on his
on his deathbed. And that's actually he had a shoestone like a literal,
a cold shoestone that he would use to peer and that's in the Salt Lake
City Mormon Museum. Like this isn't part of like the Christian tradition. This
guy's This guy's a sorcerer, man. Wow, get get a grip.
I've had a doctor Brian Artists on my show I think forty times. He's
to be on every Monday. And a couple of the conversations we had was
about his his Mormon background. He apparently fourth generation Mormon. But he got
out of that and he had some stories to talk about with Mormonism itself.
And then there was an additional video that I did with someone talking about the
the satetic ritual abuse that goes on in some of the there's like a lot
of modern stuff. It's very strange, like this guy Lever, I need
to do a show on that too. So this is Joseph Smith's Jupiter talisman.
It's like, what is the Jupiter talisman? Roman god Jupiter. This
is what he had belonged to Joseph, probably silvery metal disc, Hebrew number
on one side and astrological symbols on the other. This isn't a Christian this
is a Christian symbol. It's kind of like a zodiac right with the astrological
symbols the type of zodiac. So the third hand account has claimed that Joseph
had the Jupiter talis and with him when he died, but legal declaration like
jose bad On doesn't mention anymore. I've heard that that was a stated fact.
Well, they were able to find that, but not the golden plates.
Huh. Well. One of the things that's kind of the giveaway from
Mormonism is they have two origination stories for the Book of Mormon. Do you
know that's so? One is that he was I've had to go back before
I get in trouble, but my understanding is that there's one where he was
dictated the book through his shoestone. So John D and I tell the story
of the time John D and Kelly right where the sorcerer and the recorder or
whatever. So one is like doing their work and the other's writing it down
scrier and writer or something like that. That was the relationship between Smith and
Rigden. So supposedly Smith is getting this from the shoestone and Sydney Rigman's writing
it down. And then there's another one where they translated with the erm and
the thumbum, right, So which one is it. I'll have to go
back and look at that, but it's kind of an indicative that's a little
anyway. But nobody has that. Nobody's ever seen the plates with Hubbard and
Parsons. You kind of had of that relationship too, yeah, crying,
Yeah, no, But that's a book of Mormons. Brilliant, man,
it's a great book. It's really interesting, Like they actually say that,
like there's multiple civilizations and the knee fights came all the way from the Old
Testament, like from Israel in a boat like an ark what's that like,
Like British Israelism, right right, right, British Israelism. So then they
came to the States, and then there was already another civilization where there was
one remnant of the guy of this huge cataclysmic battle that ended up down to
one man, and then he left the plates, and then another guy picked
him up and started a new civilization. It's really great. It's a great
book. I'm not saying that it's true. I'm just saying it's a great
book. Is that any of that line up with Blavatski's like root race talk,
Like a lot of her stuff I think is amazing, But then again
it gets into some other territory where I'm wondering, how how can you know
this? Is that sounds pretty speculative where I'm channeling it or something, you
know. I don't know. I know that she and those they go all
the way back to like Atlantis and Muria. Right. She had a lot
of bad things to say about about the the Lrian Kabbala, for sure.
She was not a fan. Yeah, No, I don't know. I
don't I don't know some of those details. I don't know that at all,
and I don't think at all. But he actually cruelly integrated one.
I think it's the voice in the silence he liked that book so much.
He made it part of like I think the Aaentleman, he integrated one of
the things. But I mean he was around in that all that latter nineteenth
century mysticism. He was definitely very aware of all that stuff. He was
such a scoundrel too, like what he did with McGregor Mathers. You know,
Gregor and copyrighted, so he up and publishes it like it's his own
and then everybody thinks he's the genius. But the guy who was translating the
Grimlar for half his life was McGregor Samuel Right. He adopted and ripped him
off, ripped off his styles, his magical style. They went to court
and there was like a recording of their court thing, and the judge was
making some funny comment like these are two whack jobs having a copy copyright dispute.
But yeah, Coolly made an oath not to divulge that stuff, right,
so he made some kind of secret oath, and then he wanted,
yeah, how about yeah, that's classic cry though. He was constantly in
fights with all of his former friends and stuff, like the Yates. He's
always having like disputes with people like he just couldn't keep out of like when
you were talking about the Well actually started reading your book The Other Nine Angeles,
the Global Death Cult Book, because I didn't even know I had heard
the Freeman video or you know, discuss that you guys had, and then
somebody's there's a book of it, like, oh, obviously I bought it.
And that part where the first guy that you're talking about in the originally
I'm gonna blak out even myatt What is it with mountaineering in these guys like
he was he was a mountaineer, you know, you had cray like telling
people bad advice and they got caught up on something and died. And it's
like, I don't know, It's like there's some kind of adventurism. So
the adventurism, maybe in the real world, attaches to their spiritual life.
So they have this need for adventurism. And so I love hiking at rock
climbing, but I don't think I'm into their other stuff. You know,
it is strange, Daniel, we could talk all day. I mean,
the Great Book, a lot of great research stuff that I haven't I never
heard that guy's name before, So I'm glad that I came across that.
There's other stuff. I would never have thought like this information would tie back
into you know, the Rothschilds and Knights of Malta, Jacob Frank zeb and
all that stuff. I mean, it's pretty You've covered a lot and it's
for under pages, so you've done your homework. There's no question about it.
Is there anything you'd like to add or anything I messed before we wrapped
up? No? I mean you'll just talk about where you can get it.
And I really appreciate you having me on here. This is a great
talk. Yeah, great to talk with you. Where can people find the
book Prestcraft Beyond Babylon? Okay? So on Amazon, it's available on Kindle
version there's an eight by eleven, so like this size book, big one
that's paperback and hardcover. Barnes and Noble has a six by nine and you
can get it electronically there. And then I just learned of this thing called
Cobo and that's when they apparently they have their own readers just like Kindles,
so it's available there in an e book. And then Lulu, which is
funny because Lulu is like the food of the Anadaki, like the people Yeah.
Yeah, like Lulu Lahman, that thing that's a big scrror that people
work out in front of. That's another weird thing you could talk about some
day. Wow. I don't think people don't know that there's a cult or
like mystical background to that word. Is that what you're saying? Yeah?
I think it. Well, I mean it depending on how much of a
decision stuff is, you know, credible or not. I don't know.
But somebody really went through his stuff and said he had a lot, took
a lot of liberties with the original source documents or something like that. Well,
Jordan Maxwell was a heavy funder of him, and he was straight up
into depth. So what were they? What were the Maxwell was a total
Blavatsky type. Yeah, I mean I would have nothing against him except for
what he said about Bill Cooper after his death, called him an alcoholic and
all the kinds of nonsense. I have it in one of my videos.
I do a lot of Bill Cooper Like I'll take the Hour of the Time
episodes and I'll find get some pieces that are you know, that will translate
into present day warnings, and I'll replay those episodes and with commentary. So
there's a. There's probably like I don't know, twenty eight to thirty videos
that I've done of Bill Cooper. A couple of them are tributes, like
I did month for his birthday, his eightieth birthday, went for his November
fifth is murdered date. I did that one just recently, obviously about a
month ago, and then like a couple of tributes, but most of them
are like specific too, this is happening now in our life. This is
what he said twenty five years ago. But have we done? What the
hell have we done since then? Have we fixed anything? No, we
haven't, and we're blaming everybody else writing. So you have like a tribute
to him in here. And also his Mystery Babylon series. I think you
have the initiation like he was doing amazing work. I would listen to that
Babylon Mystery Babylon series like twice, all of it, all the way through.
I think it holds up. I remember the one on the un was
really good, Like you even had the meditation room down, like almost nobody
talks about that these days, maybe a few here and there, but yeah,
that part was included in the book too because of its tie backs to
the whole stone of foundation more because of the monolith. Basically, it's basically
it's a stone in the middle of the meditation, right, and you kind
of get if you get into Alice Bailey and the externalation is externalization of a
hierarchy. Do you see the sinister It's a in my opinion, very sinister
subtext under the name the words meditation in that context, and what I mean
is they're trying to meditate to ascend his masters and stuff like that. I
would demons, right, yeah, channeling. Channeling is something that they're apparently
with the Zohar, like most of the alien stuff that we're being told.
Even as entertaining and awesome as it might it be or have been, to
watch ancient Aliens, it's like Cobbalist demons rebranded as aliens. When you get
right down to it, and there's a big mix and blend there. There's
a Zoar channel on YouTube that plays all this stuff and it's always integrating.
If you when catch when you catch the demonalogy part of it and they start
telling it as like an alien story, you start to realize like, oh
yeah, now I get it, you know, good good, And with
this seventy two Demons was building temples and stuff. Wow, So what I
thought that Zohar was so supposedly Jewish mysticism, is that right? Well that's
yeah, zo hark about. It's basically the same thing. But when you're
looking at that stuff, it's the mysticism gets into the strange, the strange
world, right, and it's not. That's when you start getting into entities
and things of that nature. And that's I think they're trying to, I
don't know, summoned bring energy or or attention to certain archetypes or whatnot,
to try to draw them closer. I don't know what the what the whole
intent is there, but I think it's kind of dangerous stuff to be messing
with if you don't realize that certain things when you read it, it's reading
you too, and it's integrading with you. Dude. Peter Lavendez heavily involved
in the whole to the stars of Acadomy. He's like a hardcore oltas I
have all these wars with that guy. Man well he smoked and he is
uh. He's been in the game for a long time. He knows a
lot of these oto rituals all that stuff. So to see him in this
whole UFO kind of environment is super suspicious, Like, what's the I mean,
I think they're initiated. I mean it's kind of like like I spoke
earlier, it's somewhere between exposing and initiating. There's some kind of like a
Twilight world where they're acclimating people to these concepts and hopefully they can probably find
some true you know, demon worshippers through the UFO cult. I guess yeah,
they I was just going to say, the title of Secret Machines is
spelled with a K right the of the alphabet, so they're given. They're
giving something away there, right, Just how magic is spelled with Crowley to
quote unquote differentiated from stage magic, right, That to be the reason.
Yeah, man, it's great to talk with you. Let's do another show
soon. Maybe we should do we should go into us a Smith or something
like that. I don't know, but give Yeah, I mean I'm the
homework assignment for me as well. This is great. Looking forward to checking
out some of Williams other stuff. Yeah, anytime you can't find my stuff
on h my podcast, this will be out on my podcast YouTube channel,
pop back Up Rock Finn, Patreon and posting stuff on my Patreon for people
out there. And you have what a rumble channel? I think I have
yeah, yeah, yeah, rumble channel for for ball Busters. And I
got kicked off of YouTube twice, so I have a little bit of a
presence on bit shoot, but I I haven't put anything up there in a
while, but so mostly about the bubble and then the podcast version of it
that has a link to the video. And joshutv dot com is the other
one in that place you never get messed with, You never get anything.
It's it's one guy. His name is Josh go figure and uh, it's
not a corporation, it's not a company. It's not right yeah, Section
two thirty. It's beautiful, great video player, good stuff, and you
can be found on Twitter. Whe's the best place that people want to follow
up with you, ask questions or anything. I would go to the Telegram
group because that's where I Yeah, it's a lot easier. So it's t
dot m E and then forward slash b A A L Busters Studios excellent.
I'll put all those links, pretend that I'm I'm bigger than I am and
call it studios rather than desk at my house. And this is only volume
one. I mean you finish off the book saying they're gonna have volume two,
so people can look forward to that as well. And all these links
in the show notes. But again the title of the book we discussed today,
excellent book, A lot of great research is priest Craft Beyond Babylon,
bill Buster's book one and authors Daniel Christos, thanks so much for your time
to thank you Sid. I think that's one hour four minutes. Yeah,
I don't think that's good. Let's see if this stops though, it's not
stopping on me. Long stream yard in the program, stop to get out
of this thing. Oh yeah, I'm still counting. Still are you still
we're still alive? Oh yeah, yeah, that's still. There's trouble acting
with my connection. This is the bonus. Yeah, there it goes.
Now you're frozen. Two. Oh I know, okay, you're still there.
Yeah, I'm here. I still see the counter and you froze.
All right, So that's that it is going? Bring this back to me?
What's going on? Now? There we are? Hello, So I
hope you enjoyed that it was. I thought it was a good talk.
I had good time, and I will open up for calls in case somebody
wants to. There's a lot of stuff there and a lot of things I
could expand upon. But let's see, we added my name Cork. Change
it to the number again? What else with the wrong number? There?
You go think see it? Six nine, three, five four eight eight
seven nine. I'm pretty sure I looked this up. I'll just double check
that to verify. I think I did that while we were watching the video.
Yes, it is active with road casters, so if you guys call,
you will be heard. And what I mentioned in that little nine minute
video is that I have a couple of these and I have a few more
coming. I'm not going to get a huge stock of these until I know
that people want them signed, but I will on my Simper fry llc dot
com site, I will put a little you know, clickable box there to
order a copy of these of this. Eventually, I will be receiving more
from the Barnes and Noble six by nine version as well, and I'll put
both versions out available, so it will be smaller than that one, and
it'll I don't think the color will be in the pictures aside from the one
great picture that I showed when I was because it was a black and white
nineteen fourteen photo. The other photos are color in here like you can see
in this particular version. See and see if there's more I can show you.
I like the I use big types so people could read it like.
That's one of my pet peeves when it comes to books is that I'm having
a hard time seeing them all right, And then I think you get the
point though that the color there's old IGNI yes, of Loyola's two wolves and
if you know the Roman lore of the wolves and what is it Romulus and
Remus being nursed by a wolf that may have something to do with why they
do that, the bricalia thing, and lots of interesting stuff there what it
all means. They know, they know what it means. Yeah, all
right, So there you have it. There's priest craft beyond Babylon and the
back. I want to read that to you right now because I think it's
kind of cool, it says. In nineteen ninety three, William Cooper began
his series Mystery Babylon on his radio broadcast The Hour of the Time. He
introduced millions of listeners to a cult practices most were unaware of. He warn't
the world of the threat those still practicing these ancient rituals posed to all mankind.
Unfortunately, Bill was taken from us in a violent manner in parentheses murder
on November fifth, two thousand and one, very important day for those Jesuit's.
His memory and his message are preserved by a few who share his work
with a new generation of potential heroes. That's everyone else there, potential heroes.
That's what you are. Be proud of that. In his book,
I share my extensive research along with Bills. I work alongside him the only
way that I can, and expand upon what he started decades ago. Find
out who they are, learn their mindset, their methods, and their patterns
of behavior so that you may better defend yourself and your family from the future
they have planned. This book covers Masonic initiations, rituals, Knights, hospitallers,
templars, black Rock, black cubes, say a Saturn, sorry,
the same thing, a black cube and Saturn, but also the Black Cube
of Saturn because Black Cube is also a very interesting organization. Frankism, World
Economic Forum, parasites, demons, ai, medical, eugenics, and so
much more. It's vital information for understanding our times boom, and I don't
even like the color. I like this. Somebody said they were going to
try. A friend of ours, Jack Anthony, said he's going to try
to come up with an alternative color. So maybe in the future we'll do
a version of that. And maybe at that point, I know, we'll
see. I want to start on the next book I like, I said,
I have it all formatted and laid out for a six by nine and
eight by eleven on my computer already, as far as like just structuring the
framework of it, so that'll be fun. It'll be fun to do that.
There's a lot of the stuff I wanted to cover, but even you're
top in the four hundred page markets, like, there's only so much people
are going to read. And also at some point I had to say,
okay, this is good for book one, right, and then book two
will have the rest. I mean, some of these topics even that I've
brought out, and I did put a lot of detail into it. It's
like a constantly evolving study. And there's always when when you're bringing it up
to other people, like you'll learn more when you're you know, you think
you've researched everything you can find, you find something else that would help even
more, you know, bring it to life, or connect the dots.
So it's it's those those little details that make it, make it matter.
Devil's in the details, right, So that's why it's always a constantly evolving
thing. So it's fun because I get to if I feel like it,
I get to write a book whenever I want till till they tell me it
can't do that either, and that should be coming along soon too, who
knows. Six four eight seventy nine. This is me doing my magic on
you, and I actually cover the types of magic in here. I'm sure
I've left some out, but some of them are also a you know,
fall under the umbrella of the more encompassing terms, so that that is also
in there. And you know, I would say, like once again I
said something about the intent. There's folk magic, there's white magic. There's
just understanding the spiritual and supernatural metaphysical realm. And if you can't just deny
something, that's part of your reality. So there's nothing wrong with particular types
of magic. It's not anti God or anything like that. It might more
be like communicating with something you just gotta be careful what you're communicating with and
who you're you know, invoking and asking, and not all of it has
anything to do with that, but some of it does. Some of it's
nature based, some of it's you know, finding the right herbs and using
magic to guide you in the forest to find them with someonezill. I mean,
there's different things and how it's applied. It's just you don't take oaths
and sacrifice to something because if they want that from you, you should question
what they are all about and what their nature is. Because if something wants
blood, then it's not a nice thing. And you better be careful what
you're dabbling with. And again, reading some of the scripts, some of
those old texts or newer ones, these grim Wars, you got to you
got to be watchful because it's one thing to read about it. It's another
thing to read it, and it will seduce you, warm its way into
you and be like what Niche has called the Medusa programming, where you can't
look away. It's drawing you in. So just be careful. Now,
I don't mess with any of that stuff. So mind's more of a study
of, not a study study of or about a study about not study of
there we go. That's probably the better way to say it. All right,
what else we got holding on? I have? There was something else
I wanted to show you, but I can't remember what it was. Something.
It was something if no one's gonna call, I thought I'd just send
this now. But now William Ramsey investigates his on Rumble as well, but
you should check out his channel on YouTube. There was one other thing that
I was anxious to talk about. It kind of got lost in the me
viewing that all over again. I don't know. I'll maybe just make another
video some other time. But tomorrow we have doctor Peter Glidden and that will
be twelve pm my time, which is pretty much specifically to me, unless
you live in Arizona, It'll be eleven am Pacific, one pm Central,
two pm Eastern. Okay, have your calls ready, your questions ready,
and we'll do it. And as far as yeah, you know, maybe
we'll look at this a little bit. I was gonna I was gonna try
to integrate some more information, you know, because we did have talks doctor
Artists and I about Mormonism and stuff like that, and he was saying that
they were most certainly like almost based upon Freemasonry, I you know, concepts
in that it's kind of a cloaked Freemasonic order. So they might deny it,
but they're definitely involved in the in it or whatever you want to however
you want to say that, like it's their own offshoot or some sort of
thing, how you want to frame that and interpret it. But yeah,
Joseph Smith was definitely one of them. And what that means to Mormonism,
I don't think it means a whole lot as far as if you're not in
the creepy crowd where they're you know, ritually abusing you. And if you're
not, you know, like we have Mormons all over here Latter day Saints
churches and stuff like that, and we have family that goes to them for
instruction, not for religious instruction, but for music. And they're really nice
families, really caring people. So it's not like a shot against Mormons,
and just like it's not a shot against people who are curious about any of
these things. They get a little too involved in it. But who he
brought up though, the Damian echoes of the world and the type of people
that would defend and get out of prison. Child killers that still walk around
here play music and acting in movies that have not been called out for that
despicable behavior. That's a problem. That's a problem. The children were mutilated,
raped and killed and then dumped in little Some of them are on the
banks and some of them like shallow water. So there was three children,
all eight years old, they're whatever. And it happened in Arkansas, I
believe. I think that's where the best Memphis is. It's not Memphis like
Tennessee. It's Arkansas, all right. And I did videos on this way
in the back in the past. But he has books on it, so
you should check out William Ramsey investigates and his You know what, let's do
this. This is one thing we can do. I'll put up his I
don't think it's that's the right word, No, it is. Okay,
is this the right one? It doesn't look like it's the right one.
No, let's go to I men, get the right one up here first.
Pretty sure there's two. That's not the same guy. No, yeah,
don't don't just put William Ramsey dot com because it's a different person.
So he's he's actually like contracted to Spotify. That's pretty awesome. How do
you get that deal? All right? Let's go ahead, and is that
screen? Share a screen? Tiger screen? That screen? How many more
buns at the press? All right, I'll put myself in the bottom corner
again. My stomach growling. I'm not even hungry. All right. This
is William Ramsey Investigates. So this is the welcome page. There's this door,
and then you see the books here. So he has this one on
the West Memphis three Global Death Cult is the book I recently purchased. I'm
about, according to kindle him, about eight percent deep into it. The
Smiley Faced Killers. I think there's a correlation here, and then Children of
the Beast, and then there's also Profit of Evil Alisa Crowley. And it's
pronounced Crawley because he himself, I believe, used to ingest say something like
not ingest, like ingesting, but you know in space just say it rhymes
with holy. There you go. And it was Crawy Ale, Crawly Ale.
And when I one of the old videos I did was, uh,
did you ever hear that song by Oh Shit? Uh? If you will
be my buddyguard and you know that song? Uh? He says, you
can call me al and his name is Alistair Crowley. So it's like I
was playing that song, the upbeat song, it's showing a frame by frame
of pictures of him. It was it was kind of like obviously trying to
be sarcastic and funny at the same time. But oh, there you go.
But I can't think of the guy's name. I had it in my
head already, So yeah, there is right there. It's already up on
the podcast on Apple. That's what we just watched. And let's see its
blog. Cool some contributors there. Oh yeah, I forgot about that.
I used to watch this movie California with a K another K right, and
this was that's that guy. Right there is Brad Pitt playing a serial killer
in a movie with David d'coveney, and he's just a psychopathic kills people.
He's a he's a serial killer, but it's funny, free, happy face
Pillow. I didn't even notice that was in the scene, but he had
mentioned something in one of his podcasts that there were smiley faces in that scene
where he just up and shoots the guy. And there you have it.
It's right there. There's something to that some things I think you have to
pay five bucks for, or maybe you can if you're in vimeo Smiley Face
killers who who is abducting, torturing and murdering College Jay's us. It's like
he's taking a piss flight. Eleven eleven is the number of magic September eleventh,
two thousand and one. I think from what I gathered there, nine
is the number of completion, and then ten is supposed to be like the
number of God, and then eleven is chaos or something like that. I
don't know what eleven actually means, but when you go from nine to eleven,
it's like saying you're going you're excluding God. And that's why that date
was chosen because it's godless. I don't know when. Oh yeah, and
I actually made this connection to way back when before I knew mister Ramsey's work,
is that David Bowie was also in the order. They were to attemptally
already on this and obviously he's bisexual David Bowie, so was l Si Crowley.
And when he restructured the OTO, the thirteenth degree became It's like,
hey, congratulations, you've gotten the thirteenth degree. You know what your cash
and prizes are sodomy. Yeah yeah, it was this. It was this
sodomy degree. You get to learn butt magic basically, and uh yeah,
that's that's cry for you. Yeah. Sorry, this video does not exist.
Sounds like my entire channel on YouTube. Yeah yeah, okay, so
no one called that's how you are and that's how you roll? I get
it. No, sorry, sorry. You know where to get the book
though, and signed copies will be available soon as soon as I figure out
what it costs me for shipping and all that stuff, so I can put
up a spot on my website to make sure I accommodate for all that.
And it'll probably be sent out media mail because it can, because it's a
book, right. It doesn't necessarily mean it's going to take as long as
as they quote what media mail takes. It's just a depends on how long
or how far away you are from where I'm at when I send it.
It doesn't have to be. Is that they don't hold on to it and
wait for that amount of time to pass, is all I'm saying. You
know, there's not a whole lot of difference between ground and priority either most
cases, so you pay an extra because it looks like it's because it looks
nice to do. So all right, that's it. Have a great one.
I hope you enjoyed this. I don't know why this isn't working there
I can see the rest of the screen okay without If there's no questions,
comments, concerns, throw some subscribes and throw some uh some comments underneath the
video so I can address them in the future. Show if there's something that
I need to answer. All right, thank you. Check out the book
Amazon, Cobo, Barnes and Noble has the cheapest version of the paperback,
but it's smaller, and Lulu whatever the hell that is. But Amazon is
like, if you want the book this size, you're gonna have to go
to Amazon for that one. And there's also a hardcover version of this available
there. And then the kindle, which I highly recommend everybody just get the
kindle because it's so much easier to carry it around and read it off the
foot pages. You know three about to getting rerecs. We can go in
places and you're just gonna have your phone on you right hopefully not hopefully,
And when it gets to go time around here, you won't be dependent on
this anymore. You should throw this as far away as you can throw it,
or burn it, break it, torch it, and bury it somewhere.
You don't want this anywhere near you, and you do want anybody else.
You don't want to be around anybody else who has one of them either.
Also, you do not want to have any cards, credit cards with
chips in them, because they're GPS. All right, that's it. It's
not paranoia, it's fact. Bye.