Hello everyone, and welcome to Out of this World. I am your host,
Jamie Hanshaw, and my comrade Kristen Legan is here and we have a
humdinger of a show. We're going to talk about so much today. The
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are focused, We're ready to share with you what we have today. So
yeah, well, first hot topic, remember that hot pockets? Oh,
hot pockets? Oh yeah, that's high school days for me. Hot topic.
Um. Last week I opened my phone and just scrolling through and I
saw this tweet eat by Jordan Peterson. Who oh. I'm pretty neutral about
him. I've heard, you know, he's a friend to Christians and he
has a lot of Orthodox friends. I don't really haven't listened to a lot
of his lectures or read any of his books or anything. But he's a
pretty famous philosopher, professor, he's a psychology professor, psychology professor. I'm
kind of a fan. So yeah, okay, I am. Yeah,
I'm kind of worried about him right now. I want to be like Jordan,
are you okay? I opened my phone and this is the tweet I
see by Jordan Peterson. It says, sorry, not beautiful, and no
amount of authoritarian tolerance is going to change that. And he is talking about
the Sports Illustrated swimsuit model on the cover of twenty twenty two and her name
is Jumi new and yep is a picture of what he is talking about.
Yep, yeah, beautiful according to Tordon Peterson. Right, So I read
this tweet and I had like ten different opinions at once. In my head
exploded, and I thought I have to share this with you guys, and
because everybody has to weigh in. Yeah right, yeah, this glare in
my glasses is going to drive me nuts. I'm gonna take these off,
Okay, sorry, Um yeah, I mean here's the thing. He has
great. I like his opinions. I know a lot of people that don't
care for him. Um, he's a very polarizing character and our culture today.
But I'd like to hear what exploded your brain? Okay, um,
okay. The first thing I thought of when he said authoritarian? What was
it? Something He's kind of right but also kind of be an a hole
And I hate that when I agree with somebody in their principle, but not
in their delivery. Okay, trying to say here, I'm going to attempt
to elucidate what I think JP is trying to hit upon it, but he
doesn't know or he doesn't want to stay plainly, and that is we live
under a Satanic oligarchy. Okay, yes, I know a lot of people
are gonna be what but yeah, that's true. So Satanic ideology calls for
the inversion of creation, and the black mask with bodily fluids replaces the Eucharist
of the liturgy. The Pentagram is turned upside down. Good is bad,
ugly is beautiful? Right? And I did a show in twenty fourteen about
how this is the time of what they call the externalization of the hierarchy or
the revelation of the method, and which is They're going to slowly reveal to
you who is actually what the world leaders believe and you will believe this too,
or you will be eradicated. And I used test Holiday as an example
back then in twenty fourteen. Do you know who that is? She's like
a model that was a lot bigger than the sports illustrated UNI, but her
whole persona was more about like fat fetish, okay, and like she has
a tattoo of miss Piggy. She does photo shoots with junk food and eating
corn dogs and things like that. So it's okay a little more to the
point of what I think Georgia Peterson is trying to say, but he doesn't
like know the details of it. Right, So, is Sports Illustrated part
of this agenda the videodrome we're gonna talk about that, Yes, of course,
absolutely they are. Is there a conspiracy to get us to do things
that are harmful to ourself? You bet there is? With this publication,
be trying to disseminate subversive ideas the Sports Illustrated, Yes, I think they
would. However, however, and this is where I come to my second
opinion, which is a woman's opinion. Right, So the first one was
a conspiracy theorist opinion, and the woman's opinion was just like, this is
an example of Jordan having nothing to offer but the audacity to just put that
out there, right, Yeah, because you mean you is beautiful? She's
beautiful, there's no Yeah, Absolutely, she has a beautiful face, objectively
beautiful. There's no arguing that just because she's not the size that you like,
doesn't mean she's not beautiful. Right. She has a very face,
she has flowing hair, she has nice skin. All parts are where they
should be. She's not a grotesque shapes trying to pass as a model of
what we should look like. Right, And you know, just because she's
not his type doesn't mean she's not beautiful. So I get, like,
my Jimmy's get rustled. Okay, how many Jimmies do you have? I
have certain Jimmy's for certain things. I don't like people picking on women.
For one. You know, just because she's not his type, he's not
victimized because he doesn't find her attractive. M Okay, See, I don't
think he's directly I mean he did directly insult her because he's implying that he
doesn't think she's beautiful and that is his opinion. I mean, Twitter's free
speech platform, so he gets to say whatever he wants, because we have
a lot of people saying whatever they want everywhere. Right. But what I
personally think he was attacking more of like the system or the breakdown of Like
I was watching Tempole did a podcast on this, and I was listening to
it and he's like, hey, let men that fine, bigger women attractive,
like let them have their day, you know, like not a big
deal. But the reality of it is is that if we start it's almost
like Lizzo, you know, like this fat phobia or taking care of your
body or you know, because if you're overweight, it's really not good for
your health. And so I think that that is kind of That's the way
I took it, like, no, you're not going to corrupt our minds
into thinking this, because that's I really don't think it had a lot to
do with her. I think it had more to do with the establishment.
Yeah, and that's what I was trying to explain about what he meant about
authoritary intolerance, right, yeah, yeah, because the Satanic inversion is the
modus operendie and the goal. But in this particular case, I don't think
that he is using the right illustration to make his point. Does that make
sense? Yeah? And I mean he I will say he is definitely part
of a demographic like young white guys like Jordan Peterson. You know, I
don't think any of my friends like Jordan Peterson like females. I really like
him, and I think it's because I can see the way that he plays
his words around. It's almost as if like you don't get stuck on words,
you get stuck on the concept, and then you couldn't go deeper into
the concept. And so I am I kind of like, I mean,
we might have opposing views here, but I kind of like like that he
said it in a way. I kind of like that, not that he
like attacked I don't think he attacked her. I do think that what Sports
Illustrated is doing is it's giving permission for anybody to be exactly how they are
all the time and never striving for the betterment of themselves. And so it's
like it takes a lot of work to figure out your diet and to go
to the gym and to understand like we did Gut Health the other day,
Like it takes research and really understanding your body. And so I don't like
that he used this against that woman, you know, like he used that
particular but he's he says this all the time with like trans and with pronouns,
and so yeah, well I was just thinking, like, you know,
a woman who has multiple children could easily be this size. Yeah,
absolutely, So yeah, is he gonna tell her you're not beautiful because you
have too much chaos in your thighs. So that's what they're not. So
like, here's a thing, like somebody posted a picture of Jordan Peterson and
said literally the same thing he said about the woman and posted a picture of
Dorian Peterson. It's like it doesn't really translate because that woman with the children
and Jordan Peterson himself are not trying to be on the cover of Sports Illustrated,
which is commonly and repeatedly understood to be this platform to kind of place
the standard of beauty. I mean, I don't like the standard of beauty.
I think it's unrealistic and I think it's absolutely bonkers. But it's kind
of like saying I'm trying to think of a good analogy here, but it's
kind of like saying, I, uh, I want to be the president
of the United States, but I also don't want to go to college or
I don't want to go to school, like I don't know, Like I
just she knew she's gonna be on Sports Illustrated. Sports Illustrated knew what they
were putting on the magazine. Yeah, and so there it's like you were
saying that it's the inversion not to say like bigger women are not beautiful,
and that used to be the like that used to be the cultural norm.
I just think that it's it's the blatant degradation that the free speech is like
kind of like trickling, like you can't say whatever you want to anymore.
Well, that's a bold move for him, super bold. Yeah, but
he used to do in that he doesn't kind of stuff all the time.
I had a third opinion, and this was just kind of like my Christian
opinion. Nobody needs to be posing naked for the public to judge and scrutinize
their body. I just there you go. So this is an absence of
sovereignty. And you know, enticing lust is not the way to a healthy
society, big or small, or if you're Kate Moss or Lizzo or anybody
that's trying to foment lust from men, as the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition is
for, that's just not you know, a vibe. So this leads to
treating objects like women and women like objects. And it would not be any
better to objectify her if she was thinner, right, right, So JP
is trying to take some kind of moral position, but he's missing the point
entirely, I think, And he doesn't have all the details that you know,
we do about the Satanic movement, just because I've been studying this for
twenty years already, just like he's been staying psychology, I've been studying this.
And this segues into what our main topic is going to be tonight,
which is grinds, which inspired this Grimes met Gala look right, yes,
the messy lip gloss and the black eyeliner and everything point point yeah, grinds
and communism. So we are going to be talking about how people take the
opinions of other people and run with them, and it creates chaos and destruction,
and we look up to people who we don't need to be looking up
to, right, They're not saints, they're not Jesus, and their writings
and their t teachings and their sayings are not something that we need to be
internalizing and making revolutions about. So this is going to be a two part
show, and tonight we're going to talk about grimes and communism, and next
week we're gonna talk about Elon Musk and transhumanism and how they go together.
So let's just get the set, the stage, and the cast of characters.
We have the dramatist persona, if you will, of the armageddon that
we're going through right now is Grimes aka Claire Bouchet, an indie techno singer
from Toronto who sings like a baby and wear stickers on her face. Yep,
I didn't know a whole lot about Grimes other than with Elon until we've
you know, until this past week, and then I know a lot now,
probably more than I want to know. Yeah. So, and we
have Elon Musk, the richest man in the world, who also wants to
put microchips in everyone's brain and send millions of people to Mars. Also not
going kay Pal and Tesla. We have Karl Mark's father of Communism, satanic
poet, a dirty louse, moucher, abysmal family man, and hater of
God. And then we have Amber heard Aquaman's girlfriend and Johnny Depp's ex wife,
America's new villain with a social credit score of negative forty. Right,
are you following the Johnny Depp Amber thing? Um? A little bit?
Probably? I mean, I know, people make it their job right now
to follow this. Um, of course, my brain is like, what
are they distracting us from? You know, like, obviously I think it's
funny. I watched one interview m or not. That's like the doorman was
brought to the stand and they questioned him and it was freaking hilarious. But
yeah, other than just like short clips, I'm not following it, like
I probably honestly, I'm okay not following it. Yeah, it's a it's
a crazy ride. I feel sorry for her, and we'll talk about her
next week. Yeah, I mean, I'm not saying that she's innocent,
but I do feel compassion towards her situation that she's in got herself into by
lying. Yeah, exactly, Like I have a hard time having compassion for,
to be honest, like, you know, people, especially women,
I think pull this quite a bit. It is like, well, and
you know, and I have I have empathy for women because we are weaker
in general, and we have more estrogen, which makes us more emotional.
I mean biologically this is how we're made, but it gets our emotions get
us into trouble and so, um, I feel for her on that level,
but then I you know, there's you know when you're lying, you
know, and like, if you lie, then you're gonna get caught and
it's not gonna be good. So yeah, yeah, when we do our
show about dating, I'm going to use her as an illustration of how not
to end up on the stand and being called amber turd for the rest of
your life. Yeah. Not good. Yeah, But for now we are
talking about Claire Bouchet Grimes and her most dangerous worldview. So her she also
goes by sea and warn Nymph. Yeah I saw warn Nymph. What theality?
Um? So she says she's a techno pagan m Her style is called
witch house techno. She has two children, one surrogate with Elon Musk and
everyone I'm sure has heard the name the Weird you know, x A E
A X I I the boy, and then um, the girl is called
exa dark Side Rail. In twenty twenty one, she made a TikTok saying
that AI is the fastest path to communism. Yeah, and we could have
automated farming and lab grown ethical meat because enforced farming is not a vibe.
Not a vibe? Check, Okay, I got it. So she is
marrying technocracy transhumanism. Um, those types of ideologies with communism, which I
just think is the most dangerous thing that you resolutely, yeah, even push
on people. And so then in twenty twenty one, she did a photo
shoot in La wearing like this post apocalyptic mad Max sci fi outfit, and
she's reading the Communist Manifesto with a big picture of Karl Marks on the cover.
And this is obviously a staged photo for publicity, right, She claims
that, yeah, she just reminds me of an angsty teenager, you know,
Like, here's the thing. I like these girls. I like rhymes.
She reminds me of the girls that I would know in Austin when I
lived there, you know, quirky, little tomboyish. Yeah, yeah,
absolutely so I really have a heart. And so when I talk about people
like Britney Spears, Beyonce, Lady Gaga, etc. I'm not trying to
expose them or say that they're evil or bring them down. I just want
to be like, sis, you are danger Yeah. I like you,
I like your art, but this is not good and you're teaching people things
that are wicked. So she says that that picture was a stunt to troll
paparazzi as a performative attempt at an anti capitalist statement. And I don't know
if you've noticed, but capitalism is super out of fashion right now. Everyone
hates it. It's a bad word. Everyone hates their job, they hate
the way they've been treated, which I agree with. I'm not going to
invalidate your grievance. Jobs super suck bosses are terrible. The whole system is
bad. But communism is not the answer, I promise you, and I'm
going to prove it to you tonight. Yeah. I mean, communism is
just going to get delete the middle class completely. Yes, there's gg she
woke up. Hig does a baby cute so coming. I just think it's
funny that the richest man in the world's baby mama is pushing communism. Yeah,
ironic or not? Yeah, very ironic. And why why is it
always the rich that try to make communism popular? It seems like hmm yeah.
And it's funny because I feel like Musk has captured more of the right
audience in the past year, and the right, like right winged audience,
is more capitalism, open to capitalism, and so I almost feel like it
was like a like a chess move on his part of being like, I'm
going to go in and capture this audience, build their trust, give them
things like Twitter, and then I'm going to sell them on communism. So
yeah, I think Elon is sort of a trojan horse and we're gonna deep
dive into him next week. Yeah, but let's get to war Nymph.
So this is um a project that explores the fluidity of identity in the virtual
age, the ability to create, augment and splinter ourselves into unlimited avatars and
boundless worlds. This sounds like monarch stuff, multiple splitting your identity. Yeah,
and then I have a picture of war Nymph. So this is like
a persona that she made as a baby. Can you see that? Uh
huh? So so creepy, demonic angelic avatar. She's just like you know,
I know she um. I went on a deep dive with her just
with trying to understand who she was, and I know she was picked on
in school and she created this persona around herself of being an outcast and weird
and strange. And so maybe it's not weird or strange that she does stuff
like this to her but it's almost as if she's used to the attention.
So that's not new for her, and it is creepy and it is weird.
So so that's a classic you know, half machine, yeah, half
person. She's also crying. Her skull is also fragmented. I mean,
it's got. Christina Aguilera has a photo shoot very similar to this um and
it's just classic monarch. Yeah all right. And so this alter ego is
to separate her persona from her humanity, she says. So she's trying to
untether her two lives there, her digital life and her real life. And
then she talks about um techno feminism and how she would like to be more
in her avatar persona because pregnancy has changed her body. And I think it's
really sad that she feels like she needs to hide now because pregnancy has done
something to her. That's sad. Yeah, um yeah, I mean I
can I can see that being a message. A lot of people want to
like run from their physical to become this. It's like Ready Player one,
you know, it's you can be whatever you want to be, you know,
exactly. So she did this interview with the Face in twenty twenty,
and she claims that being famous is like being in an abusive relationship hmm.
And I can see that because you're always on display, you're always being scrutinized,
you're always being judged. Everything you do is open to everyone's criticism.
You me on the cover of Sports Illustrated. Yeah, so she needed war
Nymph as a survival mechanism for her mental health. Is this before she had
the baby or after after? I think? Okay, yeah, so this
is like NFT type stuff meta, you know, the virtual world. So
this is her in that life. So I have two different lives, yeah,
you know, but who is her true self? Because she's always talking
about she has a fluid personality mum. And then she had a twenty twenty
concept album called miss Anthropocene. Yeah, and this is about the goddess of
climate change, she says, a psychedelic space dwelling demon slash beauty queen who
relishes the end of the world. M Yeah. She's definitely not a happy
camper, like, doesn't really like living here. No. I think she's
probably been through that program m hmm. Yeah, like her world views completely
and like we said before, inverted. Yeah. So baby, her baby
avatar, war Nymph is the foil of miss anthropos scene um. And then
she has a song. Oh she said avatars are a new species. So
she's all about like creating new species through technology. Yeah. I mean she
she talks a lot about playing god being god. H Have you seen her
artwork? Yeah, you sent me a little link and I looked at it
today. Uh. Real, weird. You're a lot about a person from
their art. Yeah, I mean that's coming out of there. I mean
I did read she goes in a sensory deprivation tank for hours a day,
and it's like, okay, well, why do you need to do that
for hours a day? Um so yeah, I mean yeah, she's getting
bad, she's acting up. He's going to be a star, Oh my
goodness. Um so yeah. I I think she is going to capture a
lot of young people's minds and intrigue and sell them on this idea of like
you can be whatever you want. I mean we're already doing that with names
and lengthy whige and concepts, and now I mean she's just selling it and
pitching it and people are going to pick it right up. Yeah. And
she has this air of like authenticity because she's Indie m that she's not like
a studio packaged person. And I like her talent, Like I like her
music. It reminds me of when Jay and I first met. We would
play her first album a lot like driving, you know, singing along to
Grimes before anyone knew who that was. Yeah, yeah, I do know.
She has a lot of religious trauma, and so you know, she's
young. Maybe she'll come to grips with that at some point if she's able
to. But she has the whole like Catholic guilt type thing, I you
know, where she became agnostic at a young age and then becoming agnostic and
then also being a loner like man what an identity and she just went to
town with that identity. So she has this song called We Appreciate Power,
which is kind of like it comes across as a hymn to a computer god,
where the lyrics are about humanity living in VR and worshiping AI and it
says submit, submit, submit, yeah, and uploading the mind to achieve
immortality. Hmm. So well, okay, So we listen to an interview
and the thing that struck me the most about her is that she openly and
it and passionately admits that she's scared of death. Yes, like most transhumanists,
are, yeah, terrified of what happens when you die because they have
no faith. They have no faith, They want to control everything. And
it just like even if you're not a Christian, that goes against like all
the other like sacred wisdoms of our past, you know, like death is
just a crossing. I mean, Rumi has tons of poetry about death and
crossing over from dimensions to other dimensions. And I mean it's driving me kind
of crazy because like the whole Silicon Valley that's so scared of death was such
like Rom Doss heads, you know, like they like loved Ram Doss and
you know, had the be Here Now books and they would talk about their
enlightenment. But he was constantly talking about death. So it's kind of yeah,
it's definitely an infiltration of eternal life, you know. Yeah, if
you listen to Ray Kurtzwile talk, he's one of them humanists. He's terrified
death. He takes like bags of supplements every day. Oh well, and
he's all about like life extension and all this stuff just because he's so scared
to die. M that's gonna be an awful feeling. Oh yeah, I
know, because like one of my favorite verses is oh death, where they'll
staying. It's like there's this freedom when you get to a place of like,
you know, this is beautiful. I'm happy to be here, but
my conscience is clear, and I have a relationship with something outside of me.
You know. One of the songs the Orthodox sing is um Christ has
trampled down death by death, so we have nothing to fear because He's already
conquered death. Yeah, it's there is no death, you know, it's
just a past. You know, it's a transition. The way they teach
it is like we have to die so that we can be resurrected perfect and
we can't continue in these bodies because they're decrepit, like you know, sinful
land they have, and so it's kind of like you're a house that has
to be evacuated and cleaned up and swept up and updated and painted all the
walls, and then you can go back in. Once you're resurrecting, everything's
going to be better. Right. There's a really good um Orthodox series about
life after death that I'll link to this show and everybody. It's it's very
comforting thing to listen to. So not only is she scared of death.
She is into body modum, which extreme body mod is satanic, right,
Like, you're not. You don't want to cut your tongue into a lizard
tongue and put giant holes in your ears and tattoo your whole body and you
know all of that is It's just a phase. Man. It's you know,
be smirching the image of God by extremely modifying your body. We don't
want to do that. So she claims to have eliminated blue light from her
vision through experimental surgery that replaced the top film of her eyeball with an orange
polymer as a means to cure seasonal depression. We talked about the blue light
and all that in our show. So according to reports, I don't know
if it's true or not, she has modified her eyes. I saw that
because I was like, oh, why did she Yeah, yeah, I
mean I'm not gonna lie I have extreme seasonal depression. And I was like,
oh, that sounds really awesome if you can just get rid of it.
But I would not want to, you know, like getting rid of
blue light. How do you naturally produce cortisol in the morning? You know,
It's like it's the blue light that I mean, we have these signaling
mechanisms inside of us, and that just feels so if she's only seeing like
the red light that's what you see at night, I don't know. It
just feels very complicated. That's pretty extreme. Yeah. And so then she
had this other weird thing where there's a promo for her song called Violence two
months before the Big C you know, talking about um and included hieroglyphs of
DNA a C, three stab stabs, mm are UFO, and DNA splicing
and this is what it looked like. You can find that on Instagram.
So it has all these weird, prophetic wow riddle type hieroglyphs on here.
So it's like, does she is she privy to information by being with the
richest man in the world. I'll probably I'll go with yes. No,
no, come on, there's no way she knows anything. I heard she
had to do as Kickstarter for one of her videos, Like, why would
you have to crowd fun when your boyfriend is has all the money in the
world, not just your boyfriend, your baby's dad. Yeah, kick you
some money to make a video And that's just weird. And then so,
according to Isaac wiseha I listened to her a show about her from him.
In an interview, she talks about different altars and a demon named iv And
this wasn't in an interview for Flesh Without Blood And IVY is so weird because
um, Beyonce has IV tattooed on her. Well, isn't that what she
named her baby blue IV? Yeah? Yeah, so there's something going on
in these circles. Um, some people think maybe IVY could be like creeping
bloodlines of Satanists. Okay, I'm not sure because it also is the number
four M. Yeah. I have not figure cracked that one yet, so
maybe somebody in the comments still working at it. Yeah. Um, let's
say she says Time says she went through a wickened phase in junior high.
Who hasn't in junior high? Though high thing to do like, yeah,
edgie, I'm a witch, ioutly Yeah um. But she says a rosary
fell a partner hand and really freaked her out. Yeah that yeah. Then,
So getting to this interview with Lex Friedman, she talks about something called
protopia yeah, kind of like utopia, and that the children who grew up
with tech are fundamentally different species, and she calls them homo techno. Yep,
that's the first time I've ever heard that. But I mean we we
did talk about this. Um. Realistically, are younger people different than we
are? You know? Just yeah? I mean they do see the world
differently, they operate differently, they connect with other humans differently. Their goals
and motivations and purpose all different. Like, um, I feel so old
saying this, but I just found out a new about a new social platform
called be here or have you heard of this one? And it's like Instagram
and Snapchat together and you it's like a visual like a video of like where
you are, and then you upload that. It's it's definitely just like and
it's popular, you know, like all the young college kids have it on
their phone. That's yeah. Yeah. She says that cell phones are the
first step to cyborg because I always have them with us. Yeah, and
there will be shift of what a human is. And that's so funny because
last night I had a dream that someone stole my car and my cell phone
and I was like bereft because I didn't know what to do with myself.
In my dream with no car, I'm like, how am I going to
live? How many? But it's like if I had no food and water.
It was that intense of a feeling, like if I had no car
and cell phone. Yeah. Um. So then she talks about motherhood that
should be compensated because it's the most important job. And this is a really
the smart thing. She said, I liked this perspective. Yeah. Yeah,
she's real well spoken. She's really um educated. Yeah. Yeah,
that she reads a lot and she thinks about things. You know, she's
not just a chowder head bumbling through life. Like she has like very educated
opinions on things. But her worldview it's really really dangerous when it comes to
communism, and this is I hate that people get sucked up in this thing.
And that's why we're going to go deep, deep into who Calm Marks
was and what communism was in a minute, because it's really dangerous and it
could lead to millions of people dying. Like I think this one book I
read was like one hundred million people have died under communism, more than any
other wow, in the whole world. So yeah, she's terrified of death.
She says life imitates art m and that there was an article we read
what's basically like art. It's just two steps behind or two steps ahead of
what to be rolled out in the physical. Look at this one, so
she's like licking an evil hand. Yeah, this is the type of stuff
that gets in here and then I don't sleep well. And yeah, did
you pull up any of her art or should I do that right now?
Um? I mean I just pulled up what you sent me. So it's
very um featured centered around skulls, like that one was one that I kind
of like just had a lot of fun with. Yeah, okay, so
something's going on in her head. Yeah, like monarchs one oh one stuff,
and her nose is bleeding. There's UFOs skulls, evil skulls, lots
of those. Um, what's this guy? Some alien and guy with a
third eye? Yeah, so her art is very telling. I'm just kind
of like scrolling through, like what is this thing? Anybody who is using
skulls a lot has this preoccupation with death, Like we don't want to be
messing around with skulls and things that are of death because that's anathema to what
we are as Christians. Right Anyway, everybody go look at her art.
I mean it's creative and it's good, but it tells you where her head
is at She thinks AI is the way, and she thinks AI is coming
to save us somehow. They could see us as pets. She said,
do you remember that at M So they could be so far advanced that they
just keep humans around as some kind of remnant of the past as a pet.
Yeah. It kind of reminded me of the whole like Fermi paradox idea
of like, oh, we could just be a little ants down here,
and then they're out there and they're just watching us. Maybe maybe not,
but they'll keep us around. Yeah, it's like, okay, now we
have AI. Right, she says that it could render us obsolete. AI
movies is the final solution. Oh okay, this is what it made me
think of. So whenever you watch a movie where they have this AI and
they give it this directive like save all humans or something like that, right,
a computer is going to interpret that in a different way, and they
always go off into this thing like, well to save all humans, I
have to kill all humans or you know, it's always like the final solution
is eradicating humanity. Mmm. Have you seen movies like that? I'm thinking
of like Eagle Eye, Um, what else? What's like instead of like
a compassionate, our heartfelt idea, it's like, what's the most logical yes,
because and so there's no it's just reason. That's it. It's cold,
sterile and all logic. So she's terrified of death. She's obsessed with
anti aging and biohacking. She said, remember that, Yeah, she takes
I mean, I think a lot of biohacker dudes that I follow are scared
of aging, you know. Um. When asked if she could be someone
else for a day, she said, h I T l R M or
st A l I N yep, because she wants to understand evil. Hmm
do you remember that? Yeah, And she was spinning it like if I
understood their perspective, like why they did the things that they did, then
I would understand like how not to do that. But still yeah, So
she says, we are the algae of future aim. So we're just in
evolution. We're just another step to perfection. And we're going to talk about
the theology of that next week through the mystery schools, because that's what Masonic
Laura and everything is about, the perfect Ashlar, taking man as a rough
Ashlar and making him a perfect thing through masonry. Hmm. But it's going
to be a technocray see an improving men through cyborgs and things like that.
Yeah. Right. And then the last thing was she is worried about the
supply chain, which I think you should be. Everyone should be worried about
this situation that we are going into. It's like, um, I did
like when she talked about how she admitted, you know, before I had
children, I had a very cynical worldview. I was more critical and cynical.
But now, you know, she keeps referring to her kid as like
she can see consciousness. You know, she's obsessed with consciousness. And so
I'm happy that she has found some like joy in life and through a child.
That's beautiful. But at the same time, it's questionable to see this
child and then think, oh, it would be better served if, ultimately
if we were to upload everything into a cloud. Yeah. Um, children
really reorient people's perspectives in a goodsolutely. Yeah. Absolutely, So at least
there's some hope for her by being a mother. Hmm. I think is
that all you wanted to say about Grimes as a person? Um? Yeah,
I mean she's a very interesting life. She's done a lot in her
young years, and like you said, like she sounds she seems like a
cool girl, Like she'd be the type of girl that I would look at
and just be like wow, I mean, you're like very cool. But
at the same time, I that curiosity is so beautiful you have to be
care like it's I almost feel like curiosity is a double edged sword because it
can take you and I've I've done this. It takes you down past when
before you know it, you've been swept by this wave and you're in this
really dark space and you're learning about things and you think it's good, but
it's really not. And it's all it does is confuse you and makes you
see the world through a not so good lens. Curiosity without a worldview is
dangerous because you could just be tossed around. Oh yeah, whether I use
every way you you know, read like that today I'm a Buddhist today,
I'm a Hindu today, you know zen or like just whatever you're curious about.
It can lead you down past that go nowhere. Yeah, And like
I think, and that's how we grow evolved, expand ourselves is but uh
As, my spiritual father would always tell me, like Kristen go this way,
like, just go this way, and it's like, oh but what's
over there? You know? Um? So yeah, I still have that
inside of me a little bit. Not gonna lie. I wrestle with it
quite a bit. So, um, well, have you ever been curious
about communism? I mean I bought the book a couple of years ago just
to just coral Marx's, Um, just standard communism. What's it? I
mean it's manifesto. Yeah, there you go, that's the one that one.
Um. I've never read it though, I just wanted to own it,
uh, just if I needed to jump over to it and see it.
So well, you're gonna be hearing a lot about this, and that's
why I want to get in front of it and let you all know that
this is disgusting, um, and danger is capitalism out, Communism is in.
People on TikTok and on social media are just like super anti capitalists and
they are merging capitalism with Christianity, Yeah, which is not necessarily a thing.
Christians have lived over under all sorts of different kinds of regimes. And
you know, we can exist in democracies, we can exist in monarchies,
we can exist as long as we're allowed to exist. It doesn't necessarily have
to be a marriage with Christianity and capitalism. Right right, Communism is satanic
And there's no other way to put it. Because I read all of this
stuff. Let's start with this one. Oh, and if you go to
an Orthodox church, you're going to meet some Russians that have immigrated and fleed
from communism to come here, and they will tell you that, you know,
it's the worst thing that ever happened to their country. Yeah. Absolutely,
they're scared that it's happening here, and nobody understands how bad it can
get. But they know because they're not that far removed from it exactly.
They lived through it, and now they're here saying, don't do this.
Like their grandparents literally lived through this. Yeah, not just their grandparents,
Like I have friends at my old church that, yeah, you know,
the wall just came down and what like the eighties or something, right,
Yeah, so yeah, they're like, I brought my family here so they
could have a better life, and now look it's following me. It's a
curse. And then do you remember at the beginning of the coup, they
had all the celebrities singing imagine. Yeah, John Lennon, So that's a
communist song. No possessions, no religion, know whatever. And communism is
first and foremost about the abolition of religion. And this is a book.
It's pretty short book, it's a good read. The author spent fourteen years
in prison behind the Iron Curtain for his opposition to atheist communism. Wow.
He was a Romanian pastor and brutally tortured with what he describes as literal demonic
zeal and he wrote a book, another book about it called Tortured for Christ
and is the story of his captivity. But this is just about communism.
And so he starts off talking about kl Marx and cal Marks was a Christian,
he grew Christian. He was a nice Christian boy. He had a
great Christian family. And this is something that you're going to see with a
lot of these people. They have a sort of Satanic conversion, just like
Paul had on the road who wherever he was going, where he saw Jesus
and he converted. These people are having the opposite of that. Yeah.
So he started out he was writing nice poems and hymns, and something happened,
and neither of these books actually had like a detailed event. It was
him going to college and trying to make his way in the world, and
there was just a chasm that opened, and he had a village and a
villain origin story that is still a mystery to me. Maybe somebody in the
chat knows exactly what happened to Pearl Karl Marx. Maybe his dog died.
I don't know, but he had like an Anakin Skywalker moment where he chooses
the dark side literally, and many of his contemporaries, Ingles Lenin Stalin Crowley
also had a Christian upbringing, So I mean Grimes had a Christian upbringing.
There's unfortunately, I just have to throw it out there. Religion has done
not a good job at converting or helping people on the path to righteousness or
so. Yeah, I mean I kind of have a heart for people that
go through religious trauma. Religious abuse is a real thing, absolutely. That's
why we have to have one holy Catholic Apostolic church that we know is not
going to be doing all kinds of crazy cult things and teaching you wrong doctrines.
That's why the church is so important, I think, so we don't
splinter off into a whole bunch of different cults that are abusing people. So
who here you car marks, We don't know yet. At around eighteen years
old, his poems become super dark, an emo, and he says a
curtain had fallen and knew gods had to be installed. So he had a
total disillusion with his Christian upbringing and every type of morality. He wrote a
poem or no a play called ulanim o U L A n E M is
the word and the title of the play, and it's a blasphemous word because
it's like some kind of nagram of Emmanuel I think. So he talks about
wanting to drag people to hell with him, and all the characters are corrupt.
His nickname was destroyed because he thought of humans as trash. Okay.
His favorite character was the demon Mephistopheles from the play Doctor Faustus, who said
everything in existence is worth being destroyed, and he would quote him all the
time, this little guy. So this is a picture by Manly P.
Hall Oh the invocation of Mephistopheles. This is the character from the gear to
play faust Doctor Faustis, you know, the Faustian bargain with the devil yeah.
So this little Gooley was called Marx's favorite character of the Idol. Okay,
can totally see it. Yeah, so what else he said? Ka
Marks said his teachings are deliberately vague to confuse the reader and make him think
whatever he chooses to think. Hmmm, so he's got that con man going
on. Yeah absolutely, um so. Mars, Gebels and h I.
T. L. E. R. Were all failed artists like Marks,
who became nihilistic and fascinated by the occult. It was teaching doing knocking things
over next to me, I see your little tail. Yeah, that's so
cute. His children's favorite story was one that he made up about a witch
selling his prize possessions to the devil. So this is I'm he's giving you,
like a character outline of who this guy is. And it's not because
he just cares about poor people and he wants everyone to be fair and have
what they need. That is not what he was about at all. His
first goal was to destroy religion before he even embraced socialism. All right,
Yeah, man, a mission he was, and communists preach absolutely no morals.
So he and his friends were atheists. They hated God, but they
Oh, here's where it gets kind of confusing because he said that they believed
in God, but they hated him. Okay, So they challenged God's supremacy,
not his existence and that right. So they basically were like, we
believe in God, but we don't believe that God is sounds like like a
gnostic view maybe, yeah, like, yeah, he's there, but he's
not our father, and he's not good and he's not anything that we are
about. Yeah. So he had this poem called Human Pride where he dreams
of wandering godlike and victorious through the ruins of the world to feel equal to
the creator. So he has this like destructive personality that he just wants to
see everything annihilated. He's Shiva the destroyer. Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
He wrote a hundred volumes, but only thirteen have been published by Soviets because
I guess they don't want everyone to know exactly what's going on in this guy.
Ooh, that's interesting. Yeah. Two of his daughters and one son
in law died in an unliving pact. Okay is that crazy? And yeah,
does it say their age? They were adults? Okay. And then
he had children that died of malnutrition because he was such a poor provider.
Wowt stellar guy. Yeah, he was a chromebomb. He mooched off ingles,
he was super r acist and used the N word all the time.
Huh. His son in law gave lectures on the wickedness of God and also
wrote satanic game poetry. Wow, I had no idea. What a dirt
bag this guy was extreamed our bag. Yeah, by anybody's like yardstick of
measurement of looking at their life. And this is what I hate when people
just pose with pictures of like a Communist manifesto with Karl Marx, like I'm
so deep, I'm looking at Communist m like this guy. They always put
them on the covers with like long beards, like there's some kind of wise
man, Yeah, who's lived a life of virtue and is trying to,
you know, disseminate some wisdom on people. Right, it's not like that,
Yeah, writing all the stuff when he was a young guy, traveloping
around doing all sorts of crazy stuff that we're gonna get into in detail,
but just nobody that you need to be listening to what they have to say
about anything, right, right. Yeah, But it's almost like what's been
happening the last year. It's like, I'm gonna support the next thing.
I'm gonna support the next thing, and now I'm gonna support the next thing,
and this will just be a thing. And people don't understand what they're
supporting, they don't understand why they're supporting it. They definitely don't want to
be in the outcrew, you know, they don't want to question things because
that makes you scary to the population. Well, that makes you like a
friend of the establishment, which is oppressing everyone, which exactly they are doing
a controlled demolition of America right now. The rent, the mortgage, the
jobs, everything everything, you know, food inflation formula and they're blaming it
on like immigrant children. It's what, Yeah, they formula. So this
is all what's it called problem reaction solution and they're going to offer you call
marks as a solution. Yep, who are crumbling capitalist ways, which isn't
even capitalists. It's like corporate fascism. Yeah, like there's still going to
be corporations making money. This is all about making money. Oh yeah,
it's really frustrating, you know to try to reason with someone or like to
try to get someone to see this perspective because they have it in their brain
that if I don't go along with this, then I don't care about humanity.
It's like these two are not they don't have to fit together. So
you want people to be poor, Is that what you're saying. Yeah,
you don't like communism. You just want the rich to have everything in us
to like be under their boot. No, that's not what I'm saying.
And then look at like communist heroes are the biggest genocide people that ever lived.
Mal Oh, yeah, Chowchescu, Stallin, kim Ilson, like all
of these guys. Wherever com people just die. Lots of people die.
Yeah, yeah, because they have an inner doctrine, just like other secret
societies. To the public, they're atheist, but to the initiated, it's
more than that. Oh yeah, it's like an attack on God, like
a Satanic attack. So under the Soviet Union, Orthodox cathedrals were used for
black masks. This is according to Richard Warmbren Orthodox cathedrals were used for black
masks, a parody of the liturgy where human blood is used for communion.
Oh Marx wrote that torture is productive, so that's what they were doing this.
Poor Richard the Communist Party spends large sums of money learning the dark arts
and have twenty paras psychological institutes located in the Soviet Union. So parapsychology stuff
like hypnotism, esp. Telekinesis psychic stuff. So that doesn't seem super logical
and cold and calculated. I mean that seems like woo woo stuff, right,
Yeah, yeah, he says Satan used marks as a tool to lower
man's self esteem. According to Mark's, man is a useless eater. This
is what he thinks of people. Okay, of the masses, the proletariat
that he's supposedly like saving, Yeah, they are just a belly to be
filled. The state of his belly is the reason for everything. Relationships are
purely to satisfy needs, which he called the infrastructure, marriage, love,
art, science, religion, philosophy, anything other than the belly needs are
what he called the superstructure. It's okay, so you're just like a piece
of algae, just munkey, and all man's problems are economic according to him.
Yea, so you have like the Darwinian attitude, where man is an
animal, and then you have the freud attitude, where man is just sexual
urges and Mark's taught that we're just hungry bellies. So and all of these
ideologies, a man is reduced, right right. Yeah. So then during
the time of the Revolution in Russia, it was unpopular to be thought of
as wholesome. Okay, so yeah, it's like any virtues or ethics.
Yeah, our linked to Christianity, which is like the patriarchy and oppressing everyone.
And this is why we all don't have everything we want because of patriarchy.
Yeah, so this is interesting. Stalin was a student in an Orthodox
seminary until he read Darwin. So Darwin I did not know that, so
he had a Satanic conversion. Oh that's awful, that's so sad. Yeah.
So he's saying socialism is inseparable from inter nationalism because it's not enough just
to have your country be communist and running like a well oiled machine. According
to you, you have to have the whole world leveled playing field level because
other countries can't be richer. We always we all have to be equal,
and under their system it's going to be we're all equally poor. You will
own nothing, right, right, you'll not need anything, You'll own nothing.
I mean what, it's reducing us down and that's what makes me so
sad about it, is the purpose or the motivations for us to reach altruistic
ways of living, you know, like none of that will be pursued or
desired at all. So Marx had a collaborator called at Chiev who inspired Doskiski
to write the book The Demons, and he wrote about dividing men into two
unequal parts, where one tenth has unlimited rights over nine tenth who must lose
their personality and become a herd, who are all equal in slavery. Okay,
this is his buddy. Yeah, Marks's buddy wants one tenth over nine
tenths. And this is in alignment with al Trikoli's ideology when he talks about
the slaves shall serve. He taught this too. So, according to them,
a morality is a concept that must be abolished, and the main goal
of communism is to overthrow God. And then this was really interesting. At
the end of this book he talks about so in Revelations to thirteen, Jesus
talks about a city in Turkey called Pergamos or Pergammon, where Satan's seat is.
Have you ever heard of that? No? Yeah, so that city
back then was famous for a giant throne, which was an altar of Zeus.
Built in the second century BC. It was the largest structure in the
world at the time and one of the Seven Wonders. Really yeah, so
daily blood sacrifices were made there and in the eighteen seventies German archaeologists uncovered it
and took it to Berlin and built a museum around it called the Pergamon,
which I've been to. I wactually walked to steps of this thing, right,
wow, but that was interesting. Also there in that same museum is
this post card I got from that, which is the actual gates of Babylon
called the Ishtar Gate or the Lions Gate. See that? Oh yeah,
that's wow. So Programos is where the seat of Satan was according to Jesus
in Revelation. They uncover this thing, the Throne of Zeus, they take
it to Berlin and build a museum around and put this in there too,
Gates of Babylon. One of Croley's scarlet women, his girlfriend Leah Herzing did
supposedly. I couldn't find a like confirmation of this, but supposedly she did
a spell there which would make sense. But this was the center of the
Nazi capital during h I T L R M hmm. Okay, okay.
Interesting at the end of World two, the Soviets took this thing to Russia.
I mean it's huge. It's like gates to a city built around it,
you know. Yeah, this is the Targeate, not the Seed of
Saturn. This is a different thing in the same museum, okay, But
they took it to Russia and the artist who designed Lennon's tomb used it for
inspiration. And this is the throne, yeah Lenin's okay, and what is
the throne called again, the Throne of Zeus? Okay? I really needed
from the Pergamos or Pergamon, you can say it either way. And the
museum in Berlin is called Pergamon. Okay. So they built Lennon's tomb like
based on this thing from Revelations. Oh that's good, isn't that sweet?
Yeah? And that's what everybody in Red Square goes to visit instead of Saint
Basils, which is probably one of the most beautiful Orthodox cathedrals. Um,
that's not even an operating church, I don't think anymore. But to see
stupid Lenin's body, people are lined up on the block to get this guy
flowers. It's crazy. But then it was returned to Berlin in nineteen fifty
eight, and all the while it was in Russia, the public was not
allowed access to it, so nobody knows what they were doing with this thing
Russia. I just thought that was super weird. At the end of this
book, very odd. Last, but not least for tonight, we have
one more book, The Devil and Karl Marx. And this book, actually
I think I heard about it. It was featured on Glenn Beck not too
long ago, because this was written in twenty twenty or twenty twenty one,
so very recently. Another book about Karl Marks. Did you like that book?
That's yeah, yeah, it was good. It was good. Feel
like we need to get these like hard copies before we can't. Oh yeah,
So do you want to hear the Communist ten point plan real quick,
just so we know what we're dealing with. Let's hear it, okay.
Number one abolition of property in land and application of all rents of land to
public purposes so he can't own anything too. A heavy progressive and graduated income
tax. Three Abolition of all right of inheritance for confiscation of all property of
immigrants and rebels. Five. Centralization of credit in the hands of the state
by means of a national bank with state capital and an exclusive monopoly. Sixth
centralization of the means of communication and transport in the hands of the state.
Seven extension of factories and instruments of production owned by the state. The bringing
into cultivation of waste lands and the improvement of the soil generally importance with a
common plan. Eight equal obligation of all to work. So this is what
Grimes was saying when she said farming was not a vibe or enforced farming is
not as she said, because communists call for this. Everybody does every job.
Mentality. Yeah. Nine gradual abolition of all the distinction between town and
country by a more equitable distribution of the population over the country. So he
didn't just want to spread out, well, he wants to spread out,
like literally spread out people and tell them where they can and can't live.
Mum. Ten free education for all children post schools. Oh, that sounds
nice. So we can brainwash them right like we already here doing. So
this book starts out he calls he calls communism a blood banquet, like it's
that bad. One hundred million people he says have died under this regime.
He is positing that actually communism is a form of insanity. M Right,
let's see. The original title for the Communist Manifesto was Communist Confession of Faith
because they viewed it as a type of revolutionary catechism wow, as opposed to
biblical catechism. So this is your new faith. He said. The key
to paradise was solving the economic problem. The proletariat is being groomed in America
today for revolution. Right, you can see it, you can stay Facebook
TikTok. Absolutely. Yeah. So you can't separate the ideology from the person.
And that's why I like biography so much because I don't even have to
know what you're saying. I just want to know about you first, because
I don't need to hear your drivel if you're a bad person. M Are
you like that? Yeah? Absolutely? And he's saying men start revolutions for
reasons connected with her private lives. Aristotle said that actually, and I think
that's pretty true. Like h I T. L R. Couldn't make it
as a painter. So he's like, oh'll kill everybody Yeah. I mean
we've demasculized men so much that I think anything to boost the test sacer on.
Hey. You know, so back to that play, he wrote,
Olanum is actually um in heavy metal, it's like equals the anti Christ.
So this is taken into popular culture and people who are counterculture and like you
know, edgy devil worship stuff. Yeah, in heavy metal of Ilanum is
Antichrist. The play is about the h O m O schmextual grooming of a
young boy by an older man. M that's been happening a long time.
Yeah, Karl Marx's poor dad wondered if he was governed by a demon.
He weren't in Trier, Germany, where the Holy Relic of the Seamless Robe
of Christ is held. So it's Trier, Germany is a very special city
for Christendom because it has so many churches and relics there. And this is
where Karl Marks is from. Wow, he was a Jewish and Christian.
He moved to Berlin and that's where everything fell apart, where he started to
go to university. And that happens to a lot of people because, as
we're going to see at the very end, the Frankfurt school was all about
subverting universities with communists to teach this to budding young intellectuals. He so he
would always take his allowance and blow it all from his dad at call and
then just like always be asking for more. And his stupid Christian parents were
good enough to take all their money even though he was too self important to
earn a living. And he used ingles his friend as the type of sugar
daddy too. And it's funny because like the older you get, the more
you're like, dude, I know somebody like this, Like I know people
that take from their parents or whoever, and like turn around and curse them,
and you like say, all they're so stupid, but they're they're good
enough to finance your entire right. Yeah, So he was a super hypocrite.
He won because abolition of inheritance number three of the communist ideology, and
he was always waiting around for his inheritance and trying to get money out of
family and friends because he was so important that he had to get his word
out, his message that he couldn't like work like a regular person. Right,
And this is a lot of communism iology has to do with envy.
I figured out because he was just envious of people with money, but he
didn't want to do anything to make money. Sounds like a lot of people
today. Yeah, Ingle's girlfriend died and Marx asked him for more money.
So his best friend's lady died, okay, and he tells him and Karl
Mink's like, oh that sucks. By the way, I need some more
money in the same breath and it made Ingles so mad. He's like,
you can read their letters back and forth. Okay. So he's a typical
lazy socialist academic peddling inane ideas. He had gross bachelor frog hygiene. Gross.
He had stinky warts and boils. This is all in the book,
dude. He was gross, like I'm gonna I'm gonna get this buck,
okay. His house was always topsy turvy and squalor infested with bugs. He
had boils from head to toe and also on his hot dog parts. Right.
He took opium for his boils, which is ironic because he said religion
is the opium of the people. He wrote dust capital so the bourgeoisie would
remember his car bungles, there's boils. So he was in such turmoil that
he had to bring this to the rest of the world, and this is
everybody's falling for right now. Yeah. He sent his wife to relatives to
bake for money. He moved around between Brussels, Paris, Cologne and London.
His whole family lived ghetto and broke. He had like four or five
kids with this girl. His wife actually was nobility, and I feel really
bad for her because she just fell for this guy who had all this like
aellectual zeal and she didn't realize he's an idiot. Yeah, a baby died
and an eight year old died from tuberculosis from living in unclean conditions. His
poor wife's name was Jenny, and she wanted to die every day. He
cheated with the nanny, a young girl sent to help out from Jenny's family.
He got caught up with the communist couchsurfers at their house in London.
So I can just see it right now, like this young family and this
kids are neglected, starving, freezing, broke, poor wife and he's having
all his buddies like hangers on, staying in the living room all around doing
god knows what to the kids. I just I know people like this that
just live grossly no order, no, and think that they're doing something important
for humanity. So he treated the nanny like a slave. A baby ensued,
and he passed the baby off to Ingles and had Ingles take credit for
that baby, and then they sent the baby to live in Fosher care.
Her name was Lynchon. So this is like a Jerry Springer episode. I
mean, you could have Karl Marks up there like you know, in Ingles
and have paternity tests and people will be hooting and hollerin about like who the
baby daddy is? Right? Yeah, he was racist towards his cuban's son
in law and to JWS, his um. He didn't want his family.
In eighteen eighty one, his wife died and had a weird atheist funeral which
Carl was too sick to attend, and Ingles gave the eulogy. So they
wanted to replace all of our rights of passage and religious ceremonies with just straight
communism. M hmm. And his daughter Eleanor married a scoundrel and a cad
who was just like her father. He talked her into unliving herself and then
backed out. That's good. Yeah, And then he had another daughter,
Laura and Paul who did an unliving pact together by injecting potassium cyanide. Oh
that had Yeah, no, isn't crazy. Yeah. So Marx's poetry had
included those ideas. So his plays and all of his sonnets and poems were
super satanic and dark and gross, and it had these themes in them,
and it drove his family to do that. Let's see, we're almost done.
Ingles wrote a book about how the state should take over childcare to free
up the mother to sleep with whoever she wants. So Ingles was another character
like Mark's, envied Ingles for not having any kids and not being married because
he wanted the freedom to run around do whatever you want. And ingles contribution
was some kind of feminist idea that mothers should have more help by raising kids
as a collective so mom can be free to sleep around. Okay, no
husband, okay. Now, in communism everything shared. Wives are shared,
women are shared, children are shared, labors shared, it's all everybody's thing.
So again, his ideological preferences were just an extension of his personal preferences
where he just wanted to do what he wanted. Yeah, he called children
consequence that could be unburdened by Communism, and then a lot of Communists converts
say they have seen the light. So we talked about that in our light
show, remember Mason's and lots of other people talk about seeing the light.
Communism does that too, But the light is just that there is no God
and we need to have the state take over everything. M let's see Lenin
and Trotsky, we're in the League of the Militant Godless, an anti religious
propaganda group. They wrote about creating a new man, and this is like
where Transcumanism kicks in a higher social biological type. A superman who's even bodily
function will be subject to his will. So they thought that you could create
such a man that he could make his heart beat or stop, or he
could make his blood flow, or he could do all of these bodily that
are automatic. Okay, dude, they're cuckoo. Yeah. During the Bolshevik
Revolution Lenin in nineteen eighteen, all assets of the Russian Orthodox Church were confiscated
by the state, and Marxism Marxism a Leninism became the new state religion.
Weddings, baptism funerals were all converted into bizarre Communist ceremonies. At this time.
Russia had six hundred and fifty seven churches in nineteen seventeen and then went
down to less than one hundred and fifty in nineteen seventy six. So they
just like went across the whole countryside eradicating all Orthodox church. So, like
I said, communism first and foremost about eliminating religion firm brands. So this
book actually talks about this book just okay. And he described the prison that
he was in of Potesti, he said, which held unspeakable tortures of Christians.
Yeah, you don't want to know, Like, if you get this
book, you'll read it, but I'm not going to repeat. I mean,
it's just this thing. You could ever think of what they did to
to prisoners in there, like take your worst fear and multiply that by infinity,
and that's what he's doing. Let's see. Oh and you can look
up the genocide of the souls, the Potesti experiment if you want to know
about that. Okay, So he talks about black masses and blasphemy and torture
and all that gross stuff. The Bolsheviks were the first socialist democrats and a
zis or socialists. Remember that. Yeah, that stands for national whatever.
I don't know what it stands for. Yeah, communists and socialist a rooted
envy. I said that every group that takes up socialism argues that they will
get it right this time. It just requires a public to relinquish more rights
and autonomy. So they say it only didn't work because people were against it,
that's the only reason that. But it's going to work this time if
we have AI right, Yeah, a whole different approach. Yeah, Communists
find liberal progressive pastors to be the biggest suckers of them all. So the
end of this book, well actually a good like third of this book is
dedicated to exposing the communist infiltration of mainly the Catholic Church, but also the
Protestant Church. Okay, they call them dupes, useful idiots. They have
lists of groups like professors, teachers, unions, journalists, Christians who are
just they call them useful idiots. Right, And Crowley's worldview was the same.
He said there's a sucker born every minute. Okay, And one of
those circus guys said that too. I don't know who's quoting who do you
know what I'm talking about? Who's the main circus, Guy Wringling, No
Barnum, p T. Barnum? Do you know who that? Barnum?
And Bailey's circus. So he would say that too. Let's see Catholic Church
in America, religious beliefs atrophy in the party. So they had this thing
called the Outstretched Hand policy where they would try to like link up with Catholic
Church in the name of like, um, you know, equality and unity.
And they call this to outstretched Hand policy. But they were just really
subverting to get people to come over to communism and then hoping that their faith
in God would atrophy after they became. Okay, So there's no such thing
as a Christian communist. It's anathemis for each other. Stalin was called the
leader of the anti God army, and true Party members were called a godless
okay. So we've established like they don't want God no okay anymore, that
parts did not care about people getting what they needed. He only cared about
killing God. Yeah. Um. Entire chapters of this book are dedicated to
the testimonies of communists during the Unamerican Activities trials in the fifties. Have you
ever heard of that? Huh? So there was like all of these communists
infiltrating Hollywood, and they were trying to corral them and arrest them. And
you can go through their testimonies and they're all like, yeah, we're just
trying to kill God, that's all we're doing. Okay. Yeah, they
openly state they used trojan horse tactics to infiltrate and destroy churches. Communist cells
went into seminaries and educational institutions to slant the ideology and spearhead the movement.
He said, we will take America under the name of socialism, liberalism,
progressivism, and democracy. Right now, does that sound like today? It
does? Yes, we'll see, We're almost done. The Russian Orthox Church
of the Soviet Union was allowed to continue and used as a weapon to challenge
the authority of the Roman Catholic Church. The time and energy needed to understand
the idiotic ideas of these people is not worth the investment, this guy says
in the book, and I agree. There's this thing called the CPUSA,
which is like the Communist Party in America is the hotbed oft stickos. The
David Furstad who founded NAMBLA, do you know what that is? Yeah,
he was a communist chats. Gist Alistra Crole had a boyfriend named Raalter Duranti,
who was a journalist who worked with Moscow to give false reports about starvation
conditions in Russia. So they were starving and they sent this New York Times
reporter over to see what was going on, and he's like, Oh,
it's not that bad, but it really was that bad. So he was
like lying for them. They called him the Man in Moscow and he was
a publicer prize winner, liar. Founder of the modern gay movement, Harry
Hay combined Marxism, Native American spirituality, and New Age spirituality and made gays
a minority class. So this is what they do. They like take a
group of people who are victimized or oppressed or whatever, and they like promote
communism to them. Harry Hay was also an organist for the Los Angeles Otio.
He was introduced to communism by actor Will Greer, who played Grandpa on
the Walton's TV show It's Not Crazy, that is. Yeah, And so
this brings us to our last little topic about the Frankfurt School. Have you
heard of that thing? Yeah, So nineteen twenty three they called it the
Gerta University at first and gerta Is who wrote that story about Faust okay,
And so this developed a freudal Marxism ideology with the goal of remaking society through
the eradication of traditional norms and institutions. And the focus was on culture and
sex. Okay. So the bloomers of the sixties were the guinea pigs of
this. This created the flower child, hippies, Woodstock hate, Ashbury,
lst and sexual liberation. So neo Marxism. The atheist academics like Wilhelm Reich.
Do you know how that guy is patrons state of Komers. He wrote
a book called The Sexual Revolution talking about the schmeextual needs of infants, and
he had schmes with barn animals. Yeah. And he called the church a
schmextual political organization of the patriarchy. And so that's another word that you're going
to hear a lot, right, patriarchy. Yeah, that's something that has
to come down so that communism can flourish. Yeah. One last thing,
there's a connection between Satanism and critical theory, which they teach a lot in
college through their Frankfurt schools. Walter Benjamin was supposed to liberate the West from
the religions that enslave them. And this is where the word cultural marks comes
from. There's a guy who wrote a book, Jason A. Josephson Storm
his book twenty seventeen called Myth of Disenchantment, and he says, I locate
the origins of much of critical theory in the occult Milleu of France and Germany.
So he's talking about all of these guys who created this ideology were also
involved in the occult. He has a chapter called Dialectic of Darkness, the
magical Foundations of critical Theory. He says there's an uncanny resemblance between critical theory
and the heart of magical philosophy. It would appear that critical theories proximate other
was the occult. And our last freak of tonight is Marxist feminist Kate Millet.
Have you heard of that lady? She might be in Rachel's book about
feminism. If not, then she should know about her. But we're gonna
have her on in the future. So Kate Millet wrote a book called Schmexual
Politics, which is the bible of women's liberation. She is called the High
Priestess and the Mouth say tongue of the women's movement, and her cultural revolution
was all about destroying the American family. These are her words, destroying the
American family by promoting promisecuity, eroticism, prostitution, and homo smexuality. Kate's
sister claims she was literally possessed, and she had crazy spells and talked to
little green men, and she was friends with Yoko. Oh no nice.
Okay, So cultural Marxism and this is being taught to vise the world into
groups of oppressors and oppressed. So there's always some kind of enemy, right,
The victim groups serves as a society's redeemer group. They must always search
for the newest victim class. Because communism was meant to be a perpetual revolution.
It wasn't. It didn't have like a point to it. In Marx's
day, it was factory workers. Today it could be women, blacks,
arcade, minorities. Yeah. So that is all I had about communism,
which you're going to be hearing a lot more about it. But now we
know that Marx was a gross Yeah he's gross with boils. Yeah, yes,
crusty old man. Well, thank you for doing all that research and
explaining all that. Yeah, I mean I didn't know because at face value,
you're like, yeah, I think everybody should be equal and we should
have, you know, the state step in and not let anybody starve.
But that's not even a part of it. It's basically killing God. Yeah.
So well, okay, I hope you all enjoyed that book report and
will not be joining the party. I've already chosen a side and that's not
it. Yeah, me either. And next week we're going to talk about
transhumanism, Elon musk am or heard and all kinds of other weird stuff.
We've got great shows coming for you about dating and about Satanic witches. And
are enjoying that book? Yeah, enjoying it? Yeah? Yeah? Wild
Oh and then one I wanted to ask, if you want to do this,
do you want to do a show about dinosaurs? That would be really
fun? Yeah, dinosaurs are real or suss I don't know, Yeah,
who knows. Thank you everybody, and have a good night.