We are live. Oh look at this, all of a sudden, All
of a sudden. Well, tomorrow it will appear. We will be on
brightyon bradyon Rumble and FTJ Media, which is kind of like the main channel
now because we know that that one's secure and they won't delete anything. But
I'm looking at a screen right now that says a premium account on X which
I still call Twitter is required in order to extream on the platform. You
can subscribe on X or stream to a different destination. Well, what do
you know? That was never the case. Now they want I think it's
like eight bucks a month or something like that. So now I'm gonna have
to pay to be on there. After how long have I been, you
know, putting the videos up on Twitter? I wonder if they know.
I wonder if the people who watch on there know that's that's some remarkable crap
right there. The fist is tightening, all right, So I'm removing that
destination. So we're just run. We're just rolling with the two today,
all right. There we have it. So Rumble and FTG Media, which
is the new name for Speak Free Radio, We're gonna have a little fun
to start off and then we're gonna get into it. I'm not seeing anybody
though. Where'd you go? Guys? Where did you go? Where's all
my friends? That's Monday? I get it. I get it. Well,
that's really that's really disappointing. I've liked the fact that Twitter was allowing
all my stuff up there and not giving me a hard time with it,
and now all of a sudden that's over. Oh well, things happen.
Speaking of things happening, du an incorrect screen with the incorrect screen protector on
it. In no case, because this dealer, this dealer that I went
to, it literally took me Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and I would
have to go back again today to finally be done with this process. It
took hours upon hours of my life away. They gave me a bad one.
It didn't read my SD card. They put it in an A fifteen.
It's a different model. It read it. So they knew there was
an issue, and they tried to tell me that they weren't going to do
anything about it, and I had to raise holy hell with them. So
then they finally following well two days later, got me a replacement, switched
everything over, so I had to try to lug into all my accounts again
a second time, which is again pure hell. And each time it wiped
all of my books that I had on my phone and lost all the places
that I had set for like where I had finished reading and stuff like that.
So that was annoying. Getting into the accounts was nearly impossible. One
of them I still can't because they want me to do second tier verification for
what do you call it? For Patreon, and that account is dead,
that account, that email account server doesn't exist anymore and they keep on sending
a code to it. So form my phone, I can't get on the
Patreon. So while I'm gone Friday, we're leaving to go to New York
for ten days, my daughter and I. There won't be anything going on
on Patreon until I get back unless I can log in from my laptop.
So if I can, then I'll do stuff there, okay, And I
would like to try to try to squeeze in an exclusive to Patreon members only
stream one of these days, and I'm going to invite people who are in,
you know, in the Patreon. I'm going to give them the stream
yard links so they can come in and actually talk and it'll be like a
little private session like where we can discuss stuff. And there's a lot to
talk about. I mean, as far as that big event that occurred,
I'm not going to get too much into it because it's that's the whole purpose
of an event like that is to draw your attention into it, keep you
occupied with it, and you know how the story goes, right, get
you thinking and adding your energy to something that they want you to do.
What are they doing in the meantime that you're not seeing? So there's that.
And if you don't expect a gun grab coming from one side of the
ministration or the other, They've never they've never dropped the all to do that
before. And when Reagan got his little pink pel incident, what happened the
the Brady Bill, right, So it doesn't matter what side of the fence
they pretend to be on, it's gonna happen. It's gonna it's gonna trickle
in. You'll start hearing about it probably this week. Okay, So there's
that. Today we're going to discuss some fun well how do I phrase this?
Last week we touched upon when we were listening to a loos or watching
logos Procopius, Procopius, the Secret History. Right, this particular episode of
in the series of logos that we're gonna watch today is directly that. Okay,
it's gonna be the Procopius. Oh, I might put this up here.
Good morning, Daisy the lady. You are awesome. I'm glad when
you're here. I miss you. Don't see you too much in telegram anymore,
but I'm very happy that you're here. Good morning man. So anyway,
yeah, so, uh, the Procopious. I started reading it,
got about thirty six pages deep in it, and I learned out about the
first section and I'm just getting into the justin union and Theodora. We're going
to get kind of like a cliff noted version of that by watching this video.
And before I do that, I'm going to play you a small piece
of the Alexander the Great episode, starting with the Gog and Magog story and
Alexander's alleged fortified you know, defense against it, because I'm trying I want
that element to be in this video so that you see a pattern and it
goes very far back, certain people targeting certain other people that we saw happening
with Visigoths, the ostro Goths and of course in Germany when they almost exterminated
the entire German Germanic race from the planet. And who's doing it every time?
Okay, so we're going to get into that too. Yeah, So
Friday Friday will not be a show because I'll be on the on the road
and we will be flying and it's gonna be an hour three hour difference when
you get there and all that stuff. So I gotta settle in. I
gotta spend time with a family at the whole point of being there. I'm
gonna try to The dates and times will be sporadic at best while I'm gone.
If I have a chance to get went in, I will. I'm
planning on doing more recording as far as with like the go Pro, which
I totally need to freaking upgrade I need for this trip. I wish I
had the go Pro twelve. I mean, I could order it now,
but then I don't pay my car insurance like none of gona not a good
trade off, all right. So, and I have like an AC that
I desperately need to fix because it's over one hundred and ten degrees here in
most days, and then I pretty much have to wring myself out just to
drive down the street. You know. Okay, so let's go for it.
Let's go, and we'll start off with something a little bit fun.
I'd rather do this than talk about, you know, the grassy and all
stuff that was going on this week. Oh what the hell that's it breaks
your heart to see it. These poor people are dropping like flies through no
faults of their own, and everybody's blaming it on a coincidence. Well,
luckily for you, we here at the Sabatini Protection Agency, we've been in
the business of coincidence for over two hundred years. Now. We can't make
what happened to you people unhappened, but we can happen to other people some
coincidence of they're wrong, well said, Coincidence is a two way street.
Coincidence has happened all the time, Like put this person right over here,
Maria, Maria. Maria wanted the coincidents to happen. They tried to tell
Mike Tommy that if he wanted to play school soccer, he had to get
the thing. So I picked up the phone and called the Sabatinis And now
coincidentally, he no longer has to get the thing and he's still playing school
soccer. Screw those Mama Lukes and God blessed the Sabatinis. Didn't she look
happy to you? Yeah? You know what, boys, I got a
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but do me a favor, like Uncle Vinnie says, what you could you
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What do you do? A burner phone and call the Sabatini Family Protection
Agency because we're gonna treat you lie my family. Oddly enough, my grandmother's
last name is was whatever Sabbatino and I from what I gather that was the
Ellis Island id if that's a verb her name, because he used to be
Sebentini from what we gather from whatever little family research that they've done. So
it's kind of funny though it was also my my family name. Good times,
good times. Yeah, don't don't mess with the ballbusters. There's one
more I think I can probably get on here. Let's see if a show
is on the screen, though, I gotta tell I cannot tell. Yeah,
it's throwing it cool all right, so it's not your l specific,
but it kind of is. Okay, whatever that works for me. I'm
glad I can do that. Let's see if you guys don't hear this one,
just so yell at me. This is kind of interesting. I don't
know why he is wearing what looks like a disc of ball in his head.
I mean, you could do a lot of other things to hide your
identity, but I guess they wanted to look like a a rib for his
pleasure face. I guess I don't know what's going on with that. Do
me a favor and watch this video. Oh good, I have to read
this one. It says this is what a comment farm looks like. Look
at all the phones on the wall, all connected. Yeadb deva a suspicious
Asian looking back of a head here, So you know it's you know,
it's a very very techy like because there's an Asian involved. So I wanted
to show this to you because a lot of the time when you're arguing with
someone online, you are arguing with guys like this who run commenting farms that
literally exist to make you miserable, because at this point, commenting farms like
you just saw on screen are confirmed to exist in Russia and China, all
for the purpose of destroying the Western psyche. Even giant Twitter accounts like Radio
Genoa. These accounts only exist for you to start to begin to hate Western
society by only posting content that makes you feel like everything around you is burning
to the ground. So do me a favor. Unplugged from the Internet for
a while, and that includes my own content. Commit to yourself right now
that you're gonna take a week off of social media and go outside and touch
some grass. It's the summertime, it's beautiful, and I promise you at
the end of that week, you will think to yourself, holy, maybe
I should continue to limit the amount of time that I'm online. And once
you start to do that, you, my friend, will begin to really
start living once again. Do me a favor and watch this video. Sorry,
I had to look at something. It's uh, so let me just
see if I can answer this in a I guess I could tell it on
one second when I get started. Excuse me, I guess I have to
re type one more thing something like that. I think it was close.
Okay, let's get going to the next one. Oh O'Riley. That's why
I have to go get my up parts. So we are going to start
with Alexander the Great Lion amongst Men. We're going to start at the fifty
nine minute mark on the ash logos. It's part of the series our Subverted
History that we've been listening to. There's one that I shared last night in
the Telegram group that's very very good. It's called black and white. It's
not about race, it's about you know, there's sometimes the things are what
they are and there's no subjective reality that applies. And who does that favor
when you think in that manner? Is what the whole point is? And
are you eroding yourself by following along and putting in her energy to it?
Very good and it's also very inspiring and encouraging too. If you're not in
the telegram group, just get in there. It's free, right. And
if you're looking for all those PDFs from those books that they've been mentioning in
the series so far, I put all those in the Patreon group. Okay,
And just so you know, the reason why I haven't been updating since
the Ducktails Dan episodes is because I kind of like having the Patreon in existence
still. And I've been just torpedoed once for something that I didn't even post
on Patreon. I don't know if somebody something, but they said that they
were scouring the internet for my content. Why do they do that, I
don't know. And it was offensive hate speech for some thing or other and
I had one subscriber at that time. This was a while back, this
is like years ago, and they it was three dollars a month that the
guy was getting me, and they said that I was using that money for
a hate group that you can't even be slightly miffed for three dollars. What
the hell was I doing with it? Was I forming the you can't even
be mildly disturbed for three dollars? So they refunded all the all the whatever
and then shut it down. And I appealed to this guy named Blair who
probably has purple hair, and like, nope, now it's take speech paper.
I'm sure he has a funky looking last name. If you understand what
I'm saying, there Alexander. Great, here we go. It's gonna work.
Come on, Why was it? Oh Jesus, I don't even understand
for acting weird today was very slow in the response. I'm a little concerned
about that. All right, let's get to it. So this is Remember
I'm starting in the very like towards the end of the episode. So some
of the things that he there's a great build up, and we'll go back
to this and watch the full thing together with commentary at some point. But
this is going to be adding this to what we're about to watch for the
full full length episode. It's just a reinforcing element here, and I think
we need to listen to it, and a fascinating side story that seems poorly
understood to this day. Alexander is given credit for the construction of what's been
variously called the Caspian Gates or Alexander's Gates, whose very location even is still
debated to this day. The legend has it that the gates were constructed to
prevent the passage of what was called unclean hordes, depicted in ancient art with
beaked noses said to eat worms. That's a that's a clue right there.
Hooked or beaked noses, and we you know, we don't want to dismiss
right away that this isn't somehow another type of humanoid that actually did exist or
still does underneath the surface of the earth, right and maybe related to through
you know, intermingling with a certain chosen peoples, dogs, human cadavers,
and fetuses. It's all so I cut that off. I'm sorry, Well
stuff, See see what happens. See what happens. Look what was that?
The whole thing dismissed? What I do not like this? Okay,
at least it started here, but that was jack dub which just happened,
all right. So anyway, what you're saying is that the cadavers, So
let's go ahead and finish this. They called the Caspian Gates or Alexander's Gates,
whose very location even is still debated to this day. The legend has
it that the gates were constructed to prevent the passage of what was called unclean
hordes, depicted in ancient art with beaked noses said to eat worms, dogs,
human cadavers, and fetuses. It's all but impossible to separate fact from
fiction, but it seems this may have been a reference to a people related
to the Causars and or relatives of the Hunnish or Mongol people. An obscure
account of Friar Carpenies journey to Mongolia in the twelve forties is unique in alleging
that these Caspian mountains in Mongolia. Is quote where the Jews, called Gog
and Magog by their fellow countrymen, are said to have been shut in by
Alexander. That's very important. Quote in the Borgia Map, a copper engraved
world map probably produced in southern Germany in fourteen thirty. The most eastern part
contains two fortified regions depicting Gog and Magog, with the following Latin inscriptions the
province of Gog. Let me read what's on the screen. Note the perspective
of this map is the inverse of our traditional understanding. Africa is at the
top, Europe at the bottom. The easternmost section is depicted on the left,
westernmost on the right, in which the Jews were confined during the time
of Art Xerxes, king of the Persians, Maygog in. These two are
large people and giants who are full. This is an inversion, and I'm
sorry, I'm cutting him off. But I want to read this that's on
the bottom. It says intriguingly. It's been suggested by many scholars that the
better translation for the term giants in these ancient contexts might be devourers or consumers,
eaters of people full of all kinds of bad behaviors. These Jews were
collected by art Exerxes from all parts of Persia. Scholar Peter Golden speculated that
the Kasar Ethnos was essentially a conglomerate of Turkic nations, including the Sabirs and
North Caucasian Huns, as well as elements of the Gok Turks. As Arthur
Kessler puts it, the Kasars quote claimed the status of a chosen race,
even though they weren't descended from Abraham's seed end quote, which seems reminiscent of
the similar Edomite or Idumean peoples who largely took over the Temple in Israel,
as well as the label Judite after their forced conversion by John Hyrcanus in the
second century BC, which has subsequently morphed into the modern term Jew. The
author of the Fanciful So we had them pinned down and cornered and they were
released once again upon the world. Alexander the Great was pretty great if he
did that. Travels of Sir John Mandeville, a fourteenth century bestseller, said
he had found these Jews in Central Asia, whereas Gog and Magog. They
had been imprisoned by Alexander, plotting to escape and join with the Jews of
Europe to destroy Christians. One of the works which gave rise to the legend
of the Red Jews, or wrote to Juten in Middle Ages Germany in the
Alexander Romance, another fanciful tale, it simply recounts them as a quote race
of Heathens. What does that look like to you? It appears that he's
eating a small thing, and it reminds me of the Kindafresser that is in
Bern. I believe it's in Bern, Switzerland, the statue of the guy
with you know, it's a fountain, and he's got like a satchel,
and he's has children that are craying around trying to get away from him.
He's eating one of them by the head first. And it's called the Kinderfreesser
or the child eater. And it also is a depiction of Saturn. Saturn
devours is children. These are a saturn cult and I believe, I mean,
I have a strong suspicion here that when they say they are chosen,
I don't disagree. But by whom is the question. Because they have a
very uncanny ability to get into either the minds of the people in power or
into the power itself. And of course, when you structure a world based
on money that you control, and that makes it all the much easier.
So there is an element here that I think does harken back to some sort
of cultish religion over these cary continuous, continuous carried themes. And then through
that you can utilize pattern recognition when you learn the history of it, to
understand exactly the modus operandi of these people or of these beings. And again,
no matter depending on how far removed you are from the actual what do
you want to call it, entity of them versus just the name of them,
correct, then you would see, oh yeah, well, yeah,
I know John, he's been my friend forever, and he's a Jew,
and we know how many problems and we our children play together and all this
other stuff. Yeah right, Because there's differences there, and those people just
like you are expendable to the ones who are literally these things. Who knows.
But also I think they're in my opinion, human as human can be,
but they may have some intermingled blood with something that's different or I'm talking
about back then, right, because these depictions seem a little off, or
it's simply that they are devoted to a certain being that could be flesh or
not flesh, that is in fact assisting them in strange supernatural ways, sup
supernatural to us, because the understanding is off, could just be high tech,
and it seems to always work in their favor. And I would say
that whether weapons or geo engineering type stuff, is one of those ways,
because there's this common theme consistent since the beginning. And I understand this could
also just mean because of nature would be a force and all this stuff,
but the storm God. And we look at things like Germany and their advancement
on Russia and how they it was unseasonably frigid cold so much that you know,
things were freezing on the on the weapons of war and not operating right,
and it halted their advancement to actually defeat the Bolsheviks in their own territory.
Weird things like that weird things like people in the actual book Hellstorm,
recounting from experience, saying that it appeared as if these Soviets were in unending
supply, coming from the ground and just appearing on the field. I don't
want to just discount that as being battle fatigue, and I think, you
know, let's see if there's something to that. That's all I'm saying,
Okay, move on, purposefully enclosed behind a great wall. This biblical term
of gog and makeup has become so convoluted and muddled as to be rendered almost
useless. But it did seem to be believed that these gates were constructed to
keep out a people similar to those famous or infamous groups so responsible for pushing
the Germanic people's ever further west throughout the ages and wreaking havoc on their nations,
not merely through the rampaging. Attila does kind of have that look,
doesn't he. He has that look of that first picture with the they had
like birds feet, but they had that really large beaked nose. All the
descriptions of him are not flattering for what Attila looked like, mixed and mercenary
armies that seemed endless in number, but from inside once again that endless in
number thing. Right, It says, though the Hans and Mongols, even
the Kazars seemed to have initially had a ruling cast of Aryan descent, this
minority seems to have been absorbed, subsumed through the generations. The Huns that
pushed the Germanic and original Scythian peoples westward were described as very different, a
very different ethnic type by the Gothic Aryan Christians, with Attila even taking pride
in being called the scourge of God side as well through schemes, court intrigue,
and bribery. The ninth century monk Christian of Stavolot said the Causars were
quote living in the lands of Gog and Magog, and the Arab traveler Ibin
Fadlan spoke to the same belief. Quote some hold the opinion that Gog and
Magog are the Causars, and quote some modern historians now apply that to Ukraine,
right, because that's where Kazario is was, And what are we doing.
We're funding the mainstay of the Bolsheviks. Of course many generations later,
but it's still the same force that's controlling the country. It never was.
You know, we did the same thing. We created, not we,
but you understand, the people, the forces behind our government created the situation
of having in Israel in the first place. And the revolution, the Bolshevik
Revolution, was funded and trained in New York, brought out Switzerland, they
came in through and you know, the rest is horrible, horrible history of
the destruction of the Ruse, which would also be descendants of Scythians, the
same targets nearly every time, and we're doing the same thing. We're building
up another one in the Ukraine with an actor, an actor for a president
attempted to argue that the peoples that Alexander wished to contain were the Scythians.
But unless one stretches the definition of Scythians to the extent that they encompassed the
Turkic and Mongol and Kazarian forces that moved into their territory after they'd begun their
mass migration westward, as some modern historians unfortunately do, this claim seems a
bit ridiculous. Additionally, it's recounted that peoples like the Allens and other Scythian
relatives and offshoots were always allowed free passage and Alexander seemed to have a great
respect for the Scythians and their related Gothic and Sakai or Saxon people groups,
and this seems to have been largely mutual. Philip married a daughter of the
Gothic king Gudillah. It said that in the East Alexander reformed his army and
took into his special forces mainly peoples belonging to the Sakai and Scythian tribes.
And it said that from an early date Alexander incorporated Scythian horsemen into his famous
phalanx, and in fact copied the famous wedge shaped military formation from the Scythians.
As mentioned, the great leaders Porus and Taxila in India, who so
earned Alexander's respect were almost certainly of the direct lineage of the Sakai, and
from these ancient Sakai, in turn almost certainly descend the Saxons and later Anglo
Saxons and related peoples. To quote Victor Reidberg's investigations into Germanic mythology, quote
from the Lngabardians I now passed to the great Germanic group of peoples comprised in
the term Saxons. Their historian widuknd who wrote his chronicle on the tenth century,
begins by telling what he has learned about the origin of the Saxons.
Here he says different opinions are opposed to each other. According to one opinion
held by those who knew the Greeks and Romans, the Saxons are descended from
the remnants of Alexander the Great's Macedonian army. According to the other, which
is based on native traditions, the Saxons are descended from Danes and Northmen.
Endote, and speaking personally, I tend to believe both of these opinions are
potentially true to varying degrees. The Macedonians themselves were not just geographically near,
but seem to have a fair bitten common with the wilder non royal Stepcythians on
their borderlands, and though they certainly sparred, with Philip in fact being one
of the few to briefly best them with the killing of their king Aetius,
who apparently took to the field of battle at the impressive age of ninety two,
the mutual respect evidenced throughout the historical record is clear as the dust settled
and with the passage of time, as nations and empires rise and fall,
as populations migrate, and the geopolitical scene changes and evolves, it's the stories
and legends that best stand this test of time, although there are some intriguing
genetic and cultural anomalies worth noting. It's said that this large army of Alexander's,
containing both Macedonians and auxiliaries from several kindred and allied peoples, left several
traces along their path, still visible to this day to the discerning eye.
The Huns of People are rumored to be descended from Alexander the Great's army,
and are famed for living extremely long, healthy, simple and happy lives,
and for being able to conceive apparently well into their sixties and seventies. The
Colosh people, because of their higher frequency of fair skin and blue eyes relative
to their neighbors, coupled with legends and cultural traditions of significant numbers of Alexander's
men settling in the region, has led to a popular hypothesis that several of
their descendants were indeed Alexander the Great soldiers who followed him on his campaign in
India. Fascinatingly, a genetic study by Hellenthal in twenty fourteen seems to show
a genetic connection between the colosh and modern Austrians and Germans because they are currently
landlocked in an Islamic and thus fairly hostile region, a religion to which they've
steadfastly refused to convert. They are also a rapidly disappearing people, but are
said to retain their pride and sense of identity, nonetheless further proof of the
power and mystique of this great conqueror and his seemingly invincible armies, that even
the hint of genetic or cultural ancestry might shape a people's notions of themselves across
millennia. In three point twenty three BC, at the young age of thirty
two, Alexander fell mysteriously ill and languished in bed, likely in agony,
for nearly This is important too, because there's another pattern here, the pattern
that he's going to describe, but I'm going to reinforce it when he's finished
two weeks. His inability or unwillingness to clearly name a successor shouldn't be surprising
to a personality like Alexander. A quiet death in bed, after all,
he'd been through likely seemed impossible, and the mere discussion of such a possibility
perhaps insulting, defeatist, or seen as a bad omen The phrase after me
the deluge comes from the French king Louis the fourteenth, but I've always felt
this sentiment may have just as well been expressed by Alexander. Chaos would become
the defining theme of the coming decades and centuries, as it so often is
when great men leading vast empires pass away without leaving a clear roadmap. And
this is going to be another theme that, hopefully subconsciously you'll see that justice
and order come from a certain lineage of people, and it's brought to other
places, this idea that democracy is even a thing that's good in the first
place, and this idea because it's mob rule and it's not good, right,
okay, because then you can hand it over to the mob, and
you can influence the mob to get them all riled up to do all kinds
of dumb things, hence the French Revolution and things of that nature. But
you'll always see chaos wherever this certain element comes into play, and it's I
mean inverted in the sense that this is supposedly progress progressive liberation and all this
other stuff, and the people are always convinced to just tear down their own
walls and defenses, which means they're strong leadership in favor of this liberation,
which ends up turning into chaos and mass murder every single time. On his
deathbed, some historians claim that when he was pressed to name a successor,
Alexander muttered that his empire should go quote to the strongest. Other sources claimed
that he passed his signet ring to his general Herdecus, thereby naming him successor.
But whatever his choices were or may have been, one thing is certain.
No clear succession plan was followed. Alexander's generals, all of them,
with the loyalty of their own armies at their back, would proceed to tear
each other apart in a vicious internal struggle that lasted almost half a century before
four factions emerged victorious. And by then there was an influence there that was
agging it on too. This poisoning, this poisoning of people, is rampant,
and it's a very strong signature to a marker. It's like a fingerprint
across history that identifies the actions of a certain group Macedonia, the Seleucid Empire
in the East, the Kingdom of Pergamon in Asia Minor, and the Ptolemaic
dynasty in Egypt. During the course of these wars, Alexander's only heir,
the posthumously born Alexander the Third, was murdered along with his mother, who
both fell to poisoning, extinguishing his bloodline Forever. I've always been a bit
stunned and baffled at the inclination of modern historians to discount the possibility of poisoning
being the cause of his own death. Alexander had spent a lifetime brutally punishing
traitors, schemers, and intriguers, and considering the story of Bugois and the
endless series of poisonings in Persia, which of course now is part of his
own empire, and considering that even the Macedonian court itself was beginning to fall
victim to this disgusting behavior throughout Alexander's days. The idea that this man,
with the robustness of a rasputant and a guardian angel that seemed to work overtime
throughout every moment of his life, could simply pass away bedridden in the prime
of his life because of too much wine or the sudden onset of some mystery
disease seems to me far less believable and logical, and the theory of foul
play to give voice to my own intuitive speculation here with emphasis on speculation,
because these waters are even still as murky as ever, I do believe he
was probably murdered with such an incredibly high percentage of the foremost men all around
him during his lifetime, and just after meeting similar sudden, mysterious deaths,
and with Alexander being, without a doubt the foremost target of the jackals who
use such methods to worm their way up the ladders of power and influence,
this seems to me the more likely case. After years of dismissing the idea,
at least a portion of relevant academia is beginning to come around. A
doctor Shep and a doctor Pat Wheatley of Otago University published a paper in the
medical journal Clinical Toxicology making a plausible case for the type of poison that may
have been used, One that produces the physical effects mentioned in the accounts of
Alexander's last days, and one known and available to the men of his age
called white hellboor this could have been slipped into his wine, and with a
bit of sweetening to hide the bitterness, may have gone largely unnoticed until it
was far too late. As history so clearly attests, it's not enough for
great men to destroy. They must create, have a vision for some something
new to take the place of the old order or chaos they've brought down.
I tend to believe Alexander had a plan, and God only knows how the
implementation of this vision might have changed the world, not simply in Alexander's day,
but all the way up to our own. The cascading butterfly effects would
have had an enormous, incalculable impact. Perhaps this plan was a threat or
a diminution of power to certain hidden hands behind the scenes. As for who
might have been behind such a murder and what their specific motive may have been,
this stands as a massive looming question mark, perhaps never to be answered
to satisfaction. And after all, the very purpose of any successful conspiracy is
to covertly accomplish a deed and get away with it. I suspect that the
vast majority of conspiracies throughout history remain wholly unknown and undiscovered. But this is
a topic for another day, and it doesn't seem fitting when telling the story
of a truly great man to focus too intently on the far smaller and lesser,
the envious or parasitic types that nipped at his heels. There's that word
again. Parasitic jackals was a nice word for it, too, cutthroats,
one might even say, until perhaps causing his demise. It seems somehow fitting
that this cowardly and scheming final act took place in Babylon. For all of
his faults, Alexander the Great was one of the most capable soldiers, leaders,
strategicians, conquerors, and organizers and uniters of men to ever live,
A man magnanimous and just to courageous foes, a despiser and punisher of cowardice
and treachery and disloyalty. And this is how you separate out a noble conqueror
from a mere scoundrel with an army. History is replete with examples of his
opposite type, who, when a great enemy warrior is finally brought to heal
after wreaking such havoc, let their emotion and petty anger blind them and either
killed or tortured or otherwise mistreated, the courageous hero or leader whose only fault
was his bravery and confidence on the battlefield. Alexander, however, didn't just
show courage himself, he genuinely respected it in his foes. He was a
man who avoided the blinders and narrow focus of many martially minded men who came
before and after him, who sincerely respected the noble sage, teacher, or
priest wherever he found them. His comment to Diogenes, were I not Alexander,
I would be Diogenes not only strikes me as probably historically accurate and truthful
on Alexander's part, but seems to speak to his character and orientation, and
his innate respect for knowledge and wisdom and the truly wise man and his all
important role. In many ways, Alexander seems to fit the more ancient and
lofty definition of genius, a genius that just happened to choose the martial path
in his lifetime, no doubt, feeling pushed by necessity and environmental conditions to
do so. Despite being typically outnumbered at times by a ratio of two to
one or more. He's said to have never lost a single battle without a
doubt. There are lessons to be learned from the life and the death of
this lion among men, and one of the most important these is in just
how clearly he contrasted with his opposite type. As Persia began to fall ever
further into the hands of lesser men, her leaders, like Xerxes, took
to going to war with a massive procession in tow, including dancers and court
eunuchs and feasting tables, ensuring the leaders could indulge in every luxury and vice
imaginable and live in extreme ease and comfort as they sent their massive bought armies
to fight and die. That's an interesting weight of putting that to bought armies.
Alexander, on the other hand, cultivated a highly trained, highly mobile
force capable of rutally effective blitz creed tactics, and Alexander himself not only led
the fighting, but quite literally couldn't help himself from personally plunging into the thick
of it, perhaps knowing that he could dictate the pace and flow of the
fighting by doing so due to his soldier's love for him and desire to keep
him safe at all costs, While other conquerors used their victories to spitefully punish
the most successful individual warriors or the most valiant nations or peoples, and applauded
treachery whenever it might benefit them. Alexander had a deep, innate respect for
the capable warrior and for courage itself, regardless of whether these traits were possessed
by friend or foe, and despised treachery and disloyalty, and went out of
his way to punish those responsible, even when the treacherous actions stood to benefit
him more than anything. Alexander seemed fundamentally honest and forthright in his approach,
while court intrigue and scheming eunuchs made use of poison and conspiracies to work from
the shadows, Alexander, mounted on his trusty steed at the head of his
men, basked in the sunlight in open air, spoke his intent clearly and
openly, and followed through on his head threats and promises. He would spend
a mere thirty two years on this earth and yet manage to live every last
one of them to its fullest, and in doing so, reoriented our collective
vision of what's possible and left a lasting imprint on the human psyche that will
never fade much respect. May the mortal shall rest in peace, and the
spirit of the man and the legend it left in its wake live on.
Hey yell, it checked up way here of a good positive examples in the
world, you know. All right, let's move on to the next one
we've got. Thank you. First of all, thank you very much,
Daisy. That is incredibly amazing. I greatly appreciate it. And uh yes,
thank you, thank you so much. I'm humbled. Thank you.
All right, So this one is called The Secret History, which is the
name of Procopius's book, and it's underground dungeons, murder, demonic visions,
and the death of the Roman Empire. Sput it back like that, okay
for those of you, I don't know if you guys see that or take
a really close look at the beginning of this. All of his videos start
by showing God, Mit uns, God with us. The history I'm about
to relate, uncovered in the Vatican Library in sixteen twenty three, certainly ranks
as one of the most strange and shocking ever written, to the extent that
initially struck me, just as it did so many others across the last century
as nearly unbelievable. It purports to be an account of absolute evil, for
lack of a better word, and human form, written from the perspective of
perhaps the only man in a position to see and hear and experience this evil
firsthand. It speaks of mass murder, attempted genocide, the most brazen corruption
and libid sexual degeneracy, claimed demonic possession, kidnappings, assassinations, underground dungeons
and torture, and a great deal more in a similar vein. And I
just want to point this out too, since he's bringing up underground dungeons and
torture. We know that those boring that's what they call, you know,
the big huge drills that bore tunnels. They did the Gothard Tunnel, which
obviously is a roadway. But that sound that it makes that you hear is
the same sound that is recorded in the early twenty tens to twenty seventeen eighteen
people hearing it and feeling rattling and think that there's earthquakes and all this other
stuff in the United States. And there is those videos of these tunnels where
there's tons of you know, tractor trailler trucks going into them. And there's
a guy like asking them where they're going, and they're like, yeah,
they this goes all the way up to DC, and they're like in Texas
or something like that, and all these intricate tunnels whatever, How do we
not know? How do we know that there isn't something going on beneath the
surface that is absolute pure hell, you know, shale if you will,
Sagol or Tartarus, which is the worst part of hell in the Greek mythos,
going on underneath our feet. And obviously that would be a great way
to move troops without being detected, because they don't have to move on the
surface and spook and alarm people. They can just pop up fully ready to
go full fleets. But also imagine if you correlate this with the amount of
children that are missing every year just in the US. Understanding what the Jesuits
are involved in and that they operate the CIA, it starts to form a
picture that's not very good and quite daunting. And if we knew definitively,
without a shadow of a doubt, that this was happening, how would that
change the way we perceive this ruling class of politicians and government officials and military
who has to be involved in order to pull off something that large, they
would need that manpower. What would we do. We would have to do
something right, And it's not as easy as simply walking away from it and
going and hiding in the woods, because that doesn't solve the problem, and
that doesn't free or save any souls that might be trapped in this torture chamber
beneath our feet. I'm sure there's a lot of high tech things going on
down there. I'm sure there's potentially other things that we don't see because they
don't come to the surface very often, and experimentations, torture, ritual abuse,
all that stuff. And if that's happening, then I can't help but
think of that book. Well, it's a short story, and it's not
a very well written one, but there's a point there. Those who walk
away from Omylus look it up, please om e Las if I'm not mistaken.
And it talks about a child being kept in almost complete darkness, never
shown love, never spoken to, never live to be shown tenderness or care,
but always constantly put in a state of terror and misery. And according
to the story, the reason why the people of that town have such a
wonderful life is because of the living sacrifice of this child being tortured for some
reason. That's what fuels their society, and some people who witness it they
walk away, which is cowardly because they don't try to save the child.
They just walk away and discust. Well, who does that help. It's
a very odd story, but there might be some deeper message there. Unlike
most the historical tales I've told in other videos, this one will contain no
heroes or heroism, the unfortunate flip side of that coin. It's a tale
of what happens when our worst men become our most powerful men, when the
foundations and roots of a robustly healthy, and strong nation are decimated, and
the state becomes not a unified nation of like minded kin working towards common goals,
but a chaotic patchwork of every type of humanity set at one another's throats,
each seeking its own immediate benefit. It's a warning. The author's name
is Procopious, a man responsible for some of the most thorough, sober,
and even handed historical accounts of his age, and his explosive work is titled
The Secret History. So impressive were his other works displaying that unique, even
keeled intellectual maturity common to the most genuinely aristocratic natures of his day, calling
to mind a Tacitus or Xenophon, that this secret history was initially thought to
be a hoax, or its authorship somehow mistakenly attributed to Procopius. It's only
fairly recently, in the broad scope of history that these theories have been obliterated
by a deeper analysis of the writing style, indicating these words did indeed flow
from his own hand. So extreme are the contents that, once again,
just like others before me, my first instinct was to search for some obviously
ignoble incentive or motive behind his words, something that might cause a man to
paint such a picture of the events of his age for reasons other than a
service to truth. And though fierce scholarly debate on this very topic produced a
handful of possibilities, none of these have ever struck me as especially convincing.
J. Bagnellbury, a historian I appreciate and have mentioned more than once in
the past, was among the doubters of its authenticity, a stance he formalized
with a publishing of an argument on the topic in eighteen eighty nine. By
nineteen twenty three, mirroring so many of his peers, as new facts came
to light, he changed his opinion, though he added that Procopius quote must
have suffered a brainstorm before writing it. British historian A. H. M.
Jones accurately called it a venomous pamphlet, but goes on to offer the
opinion, perhaps formed before its legitimacy was all but one hundred percent confirmed,
that it quote doesn't deserve the respect which is often accorded to it. Speaking
personally, I've come to lean towards the words of a later translator who prefaced
his work with quote, Procopius was unquestionably on the side of right, and
the things which are disgusting to us were equally disgusting to him. End quote.
Venomous, yes, yet perhaps equally accurate, necessary, and important.
If Procopius in those around him did indeed witness an lived through what they claim
to have, how could any decent man not be righteously angry as a result.
Anthony Caldelus opens up his introduction of The Secret History with the words Procopius
felt that he had been living in a nightmare for most of his adult life.
Much like Tacitus, one gets the sense that this is a man cut
from the old cloth, with high standards of conduct, decency, and ethics,
who was witnessing first hand, front and center, a complete and total
collapse and degeneration of not just the Roman Empire, but of the quote civilized
world. Caldelus tells us Procopius was unique and courageous, not only in that
he wrote a neutral and mostly critical history of the wars of Justinian, who
was a dangerous man to offend, but also in that he dared to write
the secret history when Justinian, the great spider at the center of the vast
imperial web, was still alive. This unique quality infuses his works with the
suspense of secrets furtively told and outcomes not yet decided. I believe he was
consoled as he watched this darkness all around him by the fact that one day,
if he should be lucky enough to sidestep the arbitrary whims of these two
protagonists and remain alive, he might finally share a wealth of knowledge, the
vast majority of which could only be known by him and would die with him
and be lost forever. If he didn't proceed with caution. A final note
of context before we begin. Our story takes place in the Eastern Roman Empire,
centering around the reign of Emperor Justinian and his impress Theodora from five twenty
seven to five sixty five a d. When I say Procopius is a first
hand source, I mean this. This wasn't some scholar writing in a distant
library after the events took place, but a man employed by Justinian to carefully
document the goings on of his day, frequently accompanying the third major figure of
this work, the Roman general Belisarius, especially during his battles against the Goths.
This Belisarius, once so effective and capable as to earn the admiration of
Procopius and even genuine praise from his enemies the Goths, seems a testament to
what becomes of men and empires when those in the highest positions of power and
influence represent their worst and most degenerate, and a rot setsin from the head
downward. The shift in fortunes, enthusiasm, and energy during this period is
epitomized by Procopius's writings and well stated by Averil Cameron in his Procopius and the
sixth century quote. Indeed, the tone of his narrative changes very strikingly when
he writes of the second Italian expedition. From the lively engaged writing of the
first books of the Gothic Wars, the mood changes to one of increasing sadness
and disappoin ointment. Belisarius, whose reputation had reached an apogee for Procopius in
his masterly handling of the entry into Ravenna in five point forty, achieved nothing
on his second expedition to Italy, and Procopius, while still under the spell
of his hero, became steadily more saddened and more and more openly critical.
The change shows itself in the texture of his prose. Instead of vigorous descriptions
of action, we have short lapidary sentences conveying the bare and unflattering facts.
The third book of the Gothic Wars is pervaded by amounting gloom and criticism.
Procopius was already preparing the full blast of his rhetoric for expression in this Secret
History, where he writes of this second expedition of Belisarius with extreme bitterness.
End Belisarius, Rome's greatest general of the age. Had become a literal cuck
thanks to the machinations of Theodora, a weak and disgraceful shell of a man,
and thus a perfect representation of the crumbling Eastern Roman Empire, with the
wind utterly removed from its now flaccid sails, drifting aimlessly, seemingly just waiting
to die, energetic only in the creative looting of its once great and powerful
body, swiftly becoming a putrid corpse. One can't help but notice countless parallels
and what you're about to hear with our present age and conditions, and it's
my hope that Procopius's words might act as a testament, warning and education.
I can't help but feel this is exactly what he intended them to be.
That is my intent too, that we see the parallels, and so let's
begin. Justinian ascended the throne at approximately the age of forty five. It
said that even before he officially took power, as he acted as a ruler
behind the scenes in place of his increasingly senile and insane uncle Justine, he
was to somehow tear through the entire massive financial surplus painstakingly built up over the
years by his predecessors, a testament of things to come. When I was
reading Procopius, they were saying that Rome was ruled during the time of Justin
by a man who his advisers had to hold his hand, and sometimes they
had to etch into what he would have to sign his name, because he
couldn't write, and they had to have to guide his hand into the grooves
for him to sign things. That he was one hundred percent completely illiterate.
He was said by Procopius and others to bear a striking resemblance to the Emperor
Domitian, who was apparently considered quite ugly, and who ironically was to become
so hated by his subjects that they tore him limb from limb to end his
life. He was of middle height, with a round face, and though
neither physical extreme, was quote slightly inclined towards fatness. He was by all
accounts well above average and intelligence. In one of the few complementary passages in
the work, Procopius speaks of him as fairly temperate and moderated in his personal
life, sleeping and eating little, if at all, tireless, and energetic
in the pursuit of his aims. A contrast to the completely degenerate gluttons like
Caligula, who seemingly gave themselves over entirely to sensory pleasures. He was also
said to be fairly soft spoken and not the least bit prone to passionate outburst
or displays of emotion. And with these few short sentences we've nearly covered the
only neutral or complimentary statements Procopius manages to give voice to in the entire work.
It's universally agreed that Justinian style of leadership was one that sought to glorify
and strengthen the state at the cost of its citizens, a path that has
had its high points in some exceptional cases, but only when a homogeneous citizenry
is laboring together in unity towards larger goals that the vast majority degrees are net
positives, as opposed to using it as a means of bleeding dry a multicultural
and multi ethnic population to flood the coffers of a paper tiger empire under the
guise that perhaps new buildings and constructions might somehow hide its internal decay. And
where to even begin with Theodora. She was low born by any objective standard,
and to a family of entertainers, to a father who was a keeper
of wild beasts used in public spectacles, and a mother that seems to have
been very much a shrewd yet largely unsuccessful until Theodora's big break social climber.
Several wives of exceedingly powerful men were low born and yet later managed to distinguish
themselves with their exceptional grace or virtue or kind heartedness. Theodora, to put
it mildly, was not of this mold. She and her two sisters were
quote actresses, which in this period, as perhaps it should be in our
own, was directly synonymous with prostitution. This isn't just to say that the
public saw the profession of acting as prostitution, but that the women engaged in
one were also engaged in the other. What seems especially horrible about the case
of Theodora and her two sisters. If you think about casting couch and understand,
or if you you know, accept the stories that we hear as to
how Hollywood is actually run, it would make sense that the same people would
be controlling that as well, because the same system is in place. What
you don't see on the outside, maybe you saw more back then, but
the way it flows, the process is the same who were encouraged to take
to the stage and other activities the moment they were old enough to do so.
Is that privately they seem to have begun prostituting themselves far earlier. Procopius
tells us Theodora was still too young to have intercourse with a man after the
manner of women, but she satisfied the unnatural passions of certain wretches, even
the violist of slaves, who followed their masters to the theater and amused their
leisure by this infamy. She remained for some time also in a brothel,
where she practiced this hateful form of vice. As soon, however, as
she reached the age of puberty. As she was handsome, her mother sent
her into the theatrical troupe, and she straightway became a simple harlot. As
the it kind of sounds like somebody who pushes their children these days into acting,
you know, basically an offering to anyone who will give them higher status.
They'll offer their own children up to it to do with what they will,
so long as they get what they want. Their children are a bargaining
chip, the old fashioned people called it, for she was neither a musician,
nor a dancer, but merely prostituted herself to everyone whom she met,
giving up every part of her body to debauchery. She associated chiefly with the
theatrical pantomimes, and took part in their performances, playing in the comic scenes.
For she was exceedingly witty and amusing, so that she soon became well
known by her acting. She had no shame whatever, and no one ever
saw her put out of her countenance. But she lent herself to scandalous purposes
without the least hesitation. And he goes on to offer further details here,
indicating that she became known by anyone and everyone around her who might be interested
in knowing her, for she was not only without shame, but especially fond
of encouraging others to be shameless. And any respectable man who met her in
the public streets turned away and made haste to avoid her, lest his clothes
should be soiled with contact with such an abandoned creature. As for her fellow
actresses, she always abused them most savagely, for she was exceedingly jealous.
She had married up early in her life to a man named Hekabullus, but
quarreled with him and was straightway sent out of the country and thus reverted energetically,
it seems to prostitution, first in Alexandria, then to Byzantium, engaging
in her profession in every town along the way. Procopius tells us she became
one of the best known prostitutes of her time. She was known to have
had at least one child, who would later be disappeared after inconveniently re emerging
after she became impress, but Procopius states she had at least one more to
his knowledge. She was also said to have had several abortions the primitive techniques
of the day, and according to more than one account, apparently thought little
to nothing of these. And this kind of is the first inclination of the
types of drugs that were common to Medea that she would be using for those
types of and that's not always just a device that like a hook or something
like that. That's I know, this is an awful way to look at,
you know, to think about things, but also the drugs, the
borders, the inducers of that were the drugs. That was the drug knowledge
of people like Medea. And that's not the only thing that alludes back to
media either, so we'll be hearing more about that Justinian. Despite the strenuous
objections of the Impress of the time, Euphemia, a figure who comes off
as the most attractive paragon of virtue relative to her degenerates, he not only
decides to marry Theodora, but prevailed on his increasingly senile uncle Justin, whom
he would soon replace, to permanently change the ancient laws of the land to
allow patricians to marry quote stage performers. Nothing more, I conceive need be
said about this creature's character, for all the vices of his heart are thoroughly
displayed in the fact of so unworthy a marriage. When a man feels no
shame at an act of this kind and braves the loathing of the world,
there is thereafter no path of wickedness which may not be trodden by him.
But with a face incapable of blushing, he plunges, utterly devoid of scruple,
into the deepest baseness. This permanent changing of the laws of the land
represents a key component of who Justinian was, and that he was said to
be a man obsessed with newness and novelty, a quote reformer, a mindset
that might be equated to today's progressives. Whether this change was to be good
or bad for the public in the long term seemed to mean little to him.
The mindset certainly granted him immense power. Theodora was very much of the
same mind. She despised the upper middle class and the old guard aristocracy,
and delighted in profoundly changing court protocol. Accordingly, we are told that new
and abasing forms of etiquette were introduced at court under Justinian and Theodora. It
became obligatory that all persons of whatever rank should prostrate themselves on entering the presence
of the Emperor and Empress alike. The spirit of oriental servility in the palace
was shown by the fact that officials and members of the court, who,
in talking among themselves used to speak of the sovereigns as Emperor and Empress Basilaus
and Basilis, now began to designate them as the Lord and the lady,
despotes and despoena describe themselves as their slaves, and anyone who did not adopt
these forms was considered to have committed an unpardonable solicism. How strange it must
have been for the most noble patricians. Unpardonable, unpardonable for that just a
simple not acknowledging. Or you didn't salute your officer today and tell them that
you're his slave, so into the dungeon you go, or worse. Descended
from generations of the most courageous and accomplished men, many of whom had devoted
their very lives and livelihoods to the betterment of the Empire, to be forced
to debase themselves in a servile fashion before an envious prostitute. Descended from harlots
and circus performers. Very quickly, all looking on must have realized this impress
was unique and that the coming years may well be difficult ones. The habits
presented a contrast to the temperance and simplicity of Justinian. She spent a long
time in her bath. At our meals, she indulged in every kind of
food and drink. She slept long, both at night and in her daily
siesta. She spent many months of the year in the suburban palaces on the
seashore, especially at Harian on the coast of Bythenia, opposite the islands of
the Princes, which Justinian enlarged and improved. Sometimes she visited the hot springs
of Pythia in Bythynia, where Justinian also built an imperial residence. On these
occasions she was attended by an immense retinue of patricians and chamberlains. For Theodora
had all a Parvenu's love of pomp and show, and she was probably encouraged
by the Emperor, who, though simple in his own tastes, thought much
of public splendor and elaborate ceremonial as a means of enhancing the imperial majesty.
Those who attempt to def vin Justinian and his reign up to the present day
often lawed his building projects as the foremost proof of his successes, though neglecting
to mention that so many of these seem to have been built for himself.
Theodora and their small circle of collaborators, their rise was to mark the ascension
of the court eunuch collaborators. Keep that in mind, and eunuchs are notorious
as being little little spies who spy on even other eunuchs spies and spy on
their spies, kind of like Jesuits. To levels of power and influence not
seen before, and a dramatic rise in all aspects of court intrigue, which
seemed to be consistent hallmarks of all sick or crumbling states or civilizations kind of
like ours. Many of these unichs seem to have been used as something like
intelligence agents to monitor individuals and groups and so or cause infighting among certain factions,
and it quickly became known to all that a court eunuch, especially if
a friend of Theodora, outranked anyone and everyone in the empire. When this
was coupled with the reputation, she'd swiftly develop as someone who loved nothing more
than punishing real or perceived enemies. These eunuchs must have been treated with the
greatest possible deference, bordering on a paralyzing fear. Procopius tells us her husband
must have been well aware that she had an intelligence department of her own,
and that secret intrigues were carried on of which he would not have approved.
But she was clever enough to calculate just how far she could go. Many
modern academics, in what seems an almost comical attempt to scour the record to
cherry pick enough isolated elements. To paint Theodora as a strong feminist icon with
redeeming qualities, often cite the fact that she'd later direct a signific some of
the public's tax dollars to prostitutes, presumably as a means of helping reform their
ways, and this may well have been laudable, but it becomes much more
difficult to view it as such when the totality of context is considered. A
running theme in Theodora's reign is her eagerness to fund or assist or otherwise ally
with virtually all of the criminal or degenerate elements of the empire, almost exclusively,
to the extent that this one redeeming action so praised by our modern UNIQ
adjacent academia, might just as well be seen as her wanting to give money
to enrich her friends and the like minded. However, calling her a feminist
certainly seems accurate to an exceptional degree. Here was someone totally allied to their
own sex, to the extent that there seemed to exist a permanent and proactive
animosity towards all men. Considering her lifelong experience with men, perhaps this should
be surprising, but to witness an emperor and an empire. Giving her such
free license to exercise these demons in the most aggressive manner without checks and balances
is incredible to behold. Jay Bagnolbery tells us Theodora was perhaps too eager to
interfere as a sort of beneficent providence in the private affairs of individual persons,
and her offices were not always appreciated. She is said to have forced two
sisters who belonged to an old senatorial family and had lost their husbands, to
marry against their will, vulgar men who were utterly unworthy of them, and
her enemies alleged that in her readiness to espouse the cause of women, she
committed grave acts of injustice and did considerable harm. So you can call her
a feminist, but she's forcing women against their will to marry scoundrels and degrade
their nobility. He had to put that, and yet to put that.
On the other side of that scale. Wives who were divorced for adult used
to appeal to the Empress and bring accusations against their husbands, and she always
took their part and compelled the unfortunate men to pay double the dowry if she
did not cause them to be whipped and thrown into prison. The result was
that men put up with the infidelity of their wives rather than run such risks.
Procopius mentions several times intriguingly that she seemed to exercise a wholly unique influence
over Justinian and credits her quote enchantments. Further context on what he means here
is given when he speaks of other women in Theodora's circle who almost seemed to
operate in a covert yet extremely organized and efficient, unified faction. Speaking of
the aforementioned General Belisarius's wife, Antenaya, who was also an actress, also
descended from prostitutes and entertainers, Procopius tells us she herself at first lived a
lewde life, giving herself up to unbridled death. Besides this, she devoted
herself to the study of the drugs which had long been used in her family.
And so there's another connection there. We am and filled us in quite
heavily with the drugs of the Hellenistic period and before that, talking like way
before that. But this is one of those things that still carries on throughout
the historical thread, and there's there's something to this that we want to make
sure that we keep in mind here because it's going to manifest itself here and
learn the properties of those that were essential for carrying out her plans. This
last line is made all the more intriguing by repeated references to these sudden,
unexpected deaths of otherwise healthy individuals who happen to be on the bad side of
this coven of women and others. This is the poisonings, right, We're
talking about the poisonings, and this is an mo So we got to keep
that. We got to think about this because there's going to be If you've
read my book and if you understand the history and you understand the venom aspect
and all this, this is the greatest defining signature of who's behind what.
And it's completely obvious when you started to actually see it. Others pushed into
madness or near vegetative states, or a mindset of completely unthinking compliance, procopious
or at least the translators of his work even use the term intelligence agent.
In fact, there's a strange reference regarding Theodora herself before she met Justinian and
presumably in between sex work jobs, as being employed to create confidential reports about
factions in the region of Antioch where these reports ultimately landed is anyone's guests,
and may forever remain an unsolved mystery, or we could just say in the
hands of the Kazarians and the cutthroats and bandits. What it suggests is explosive
and something I've not seen any modern writer's reference, and Procopius himself only vaguely
alludes to, and he even seems to do so carefully, namely that arguably
the two most important women in the Eastern Roman Empire, both of whom were
to develop dominating influences over their powerful husbands, at least potentially seem to have
been working for unseen forces or as members of a secret faction, and factions
indeed were the name of the game in this era, in this region and
environment, the leaders of Eastern Rome, even before Justinian, were becoming masters
of manipulation and control, and had long fostered not merely bred in circuses as
a means to this end, but a contrived and theatrically managed split, a
bit similar to our own Republicans and Democrats in the United States, in this
case called the Blues and the Greens. These were less exclusively political and more
of an element of popular culture, but this split definitely had both political and
philosophical undertones. They had largely sprung from the chariot races, a central event
and tradition which had become far more than a mere game or sporting contest.
The Blue faction contained the establishment and boot liquor sorts, those seeking imperial favor,
merchants, eunuchs and members of the Imperial court and their relatives, and
the vast majority of the Jewish population, and around this time had therey Go
taken to mimicking the fashions of foreign elements such as the Huns. The Greens
seemed to be a rougher sort, working men, athletes, men of the
middle class, and perhaps those who lacked connections or simply despised the social climbing
game, though my descriptions here are almost certainly inaccurate and unfre if for no
other reason then that they freely evolved and changed shape over time, again much
like our own Republican and Democrat notions, and had no permanently rigid fixed characters.
Neither side seems to have been very admirable, but especially in an increasingly
corrupt state, it's easier to feel some sympathy for the Greens. In an
extremely strange back and forth saved for posterity and tucked away in an appendix of
J. Bagnellbery's History of the Later Roman Empire, I just like to point
out here that a lot of the cold blue is represented. You can look
at the flag of visual you can look at the Ukrainian and you can look
at a lot of different things, and you'll see that blue. The medical
establishment, blue, Babylonian magic. If you wanted to curse somebody with some
kind of illness, you used a blue string on your little idol. Blue
blue, blue, blue. In this faction of the Blues and the greens,
is this a marker? Is this an identifying market? Is this like
a gang color? When we see it appear, everything's quidd and blue when
it comes to the medical and this group of people are heavily into the drugs
and the sorcery, the poisons. From the death of Theodosius to the death
of Justinian notes a heated discussion between the emperor and an angry mob, thought
to be from the period of the Nica Revolt. Later in Justinian's reign,
the men from the Greens faction protest injustice and mistreatment, to which the Emperor
is noted to have exclaimed accursed blasphemers. When will ye hold your peace,
the leader of the Greens responds, if it is the pleasure of your majesty,
I hold my peace. I know all all, but I say nothing.
Goodbye justice, you are no longer in fashion. I shall turn and
become a jew end quote. The anti Jewish sentiment in the Greens seemed a
fairly consistent theme the most famous warrior and cheer, and if they were,
then that would imply that the the Blues represented the Jews and Kazarians. I
mean, I say this as an end, because there are there's differences,
right, but the yahoh Sabaoth or Saturn cult in essence is what we're talking
about here. Perioteer of his age Porfirius, who was once a member of
the Blue faction but stated that he left due to their quote idiocy, was
to at one point lead his supporters in violent reprisals against the use after a
signal victory on the track. The warring between these factions seems to have been
designed and stoked to prevent full scale rebellion, and for many decades it seemed
to have worked very well. The masses would attend chariot races, yell and
scream at one another, occasionally have fights or brawls in the streets, but
the focus of their rage would be one another, helping forestall that type of
introspection and critical thinking that might cause them all to realize the corrupt games being
played just behind the scenes. According to Procopius and others, so much of
the energy of Justinian's reign seems to have been devoted to maintaining this delicate balance,
allowing him to take in and spend enormous amounts of money and completely reshape
the leadership hierarchy to ensure he might continue to do so without anyone effectively sounding
the alarm. Even his relationship with Theodora from the start seems to have had
a calculated public aspect. For a long time, they appeared at all to
be at variance, both in their characters and in their actions, But afterwards
this disagreement was seen to have been purposely arranged between them in order that their
subjects might not come to an agreement and rise against them, but might all
be divided in their opinion, the truth of the matter was that Justinian seemed
unable or unwilling to ever tell his unprecedentedly powerful wife no quote. Custom was
strained to permit her unusual privileges. For instance, she is said to have
received foreign invoys and presented them with gifts as if the Roman Empire were under
her rule. Cosroys was amazed when his ministers a Bergen showed him a letter
which he had received from Theodora, urging him to press his master to make
peace. Such incidents might well give the impression that the empire was ruled by
two co equal sovereigns, and some thought that Theodora had the greater power than
Justinian himself. Such power as she possessed, she owned to her personal influence
over her husband, and to his toleration of her intervention and public affairs,
and her influence. Her power being higher than Justinian isn't just because he was,
you know, subservient to him, but it is because she had deeper
roots with the criminal element that they've been talking about since her early days as
a prostitute and an actress and a spy. They seem to have mastered the
powerful political magic of accusing others of precisely what they were guilty of themselves,
having the dual effect of reducing the suspicions directed towards themselves. Think of Germany,
right, the projection of the atrocities against mankind all falling on Germans shoulders
instead of who was actually the victim being accused of the crimes of the actual
murder. After all, how could a person be corrupt if they were so
aggressively prosecuting corruption as well as providing an ultra efficient means of legally destroying all
of their opponents, much like racism in our day is used by many of
those filled with the most racial hatred and animus to prosecute and destroy their opponents
behind a legal facade. This stunningly corrupt Byzantine court, seemingly composed of prostitutes
and thieves and degenerates and sexual predators of every stripe, ironically chose pederasty as
their issue du jour, presumably knowing the Green faction's hatred of pedophiles, laws
were changed to allow a single accusation even from a slave. Does this not
sound like what they're trying to manufacture through our society, through our culture?
Right? Now knowing that we're going to be repulsed by that, provided it
was made by someone in the court's favor to be sufficient for prosecution. And
one by one the most wealthy and powerful Green Faction members were accused, convicted,
and not only lost all of their possessions virtually overnight, but would often
have their genitals cut off before being publicly paraded through the city. And I
presume that means the person was paraded, not the genitals. Could be a
little bit of both. They paraded genitos around in the French Revolution. But
here you go, place the crimes that you commit on the shoulders of your
enemies and get the mob. This is why democracy, this mob rule,
is such a dangerous thing. As the public began to realize what was going
on, a complete demographic shift began to take place. Accordingly, there was
a continual stream of immigration, not only to the lands of the barbarians,
but also to the nations most remote from Rome, and one saw a very
great number of foreigners, both in the country and in each city of the
Empire. For men lightly exchanged their native land for another, as though their
own country had been captured by an enemy. Justinian seems to have had a
fascinating relationship with these barbarians, a relationship all but completely ignored by modern academics
who perhaps fail to connect the dots and make the logical deductions based on the
larger context picture dots even Eye won't fully and directly connect within the scope of
his video, but will certainly cover in the future. Despite his most elite
military forces being small bands of Germanic mercenaries, especially herols in a time honoured
tradition that would continue for countless generations, extending from the Scythians to Alexander,
to the earliest Caesars of Rome, to the famed Bahurangian Guard and beyond.
Justinian and Theodora seemed to hold a special hate for the Goths and their Germanic
kin, and that may also be because of the influence of those who are
really given them the power if we're talking about in this particular case where I
guess the Kazars, but you know they're talking about the Jews here too,
with the Blue Faction. Their hatred for the Goths represented by those who they
manipulate, which would be the ruling class, the emperor and the Empress.
Modern academics often write this animosity off as if due wholly to the fact that
they were Aryan Christians, but this seems to be only part of the larger
story in strange actions which have been scarcely mentioned to this very day. As
far as I'm aware, Justinian would proceed to find creative ways to send vast
amounts of wealth to Hunnik and Kazarian and related forces outside of his borders,
and even seemingly aid in some of their military campaigns, while simultaneously working in
our ically against the Goths and Aryan Christians. Almost over this is Ukraine right
now. What we're doing there ways covertly, as was the Byzantine way in
a fascinating story for another time. A successor in the collapsing chaos that was
the Byzantine Empire, Justinian the Second, approximately one hundred and fifty years after
the Justinian of our story, so infuriated his people with his incompetent and corrupt
rule that he was mutilated and banished. It's mentioned that even this mutilation,
the removal of his nose and tongue, similar to many of the attempted hangings
and executions of this period, was incompetently performed a little fact which seems to
speak volumes about the caliber of humanity overseeing the fall of this empire. Immediately,
Justinian the Second runs to the Kasars, whom he seems to have already
known well somehow, and marries the sister of the Kagin, their leader,
whose name happens fittingly to be Theodora, and immediately begins to plot means of
restoring himself to power on the Byzantine throne. What follows is a disgusting series
of chaotic backstabbing and intrigue, leading to another and even more bloody reign of
Justinian the Second, which again is beyond the scope of this video, but
I mention this to hint at a strong and seemingly covert relationship with barbarians beyond
the border, beginning almost certainly with the original Justinian and Theodora, if not
before, and to hint at the increasingly aggressive and powerful role played by the
Kazars as kingmakers behind the scenes. The late Professor Dunlop of Columbia University tells
us it does not seem an exaggeration to say at this juncture the Kagan was
able practically to give a new ruler to the Greek Empire. In the excavation
of the Kazarian settlement Sarcle, the well known Jewish author Arthur V. Kestler
mentions the discovery of the repurposing of Byzantine buildings, which somehow feels appropriate quote.
The builders also used marble columns of Byzantine origin, dating from the sixth
century and probably salvaged from some Byzantine ruin, a nice example of imperial thrift,
says Arthur Kessler. It was just two centuries after the Justinian and Theodora
of our story that the Byzantine Empire would officially have Kazarian leadership, with Leo
the Kasar returning to Procopius and the period at hand. Theodora seemed to hold
a special hatred for Amalasunta, the last surviving Gothic princess of the illustrious Amal
lineage, who made the mistake so common to Germanic peoples as they increasingly began
to interact with foreign courts and cultures, of being overly trusting to pull back
for a moment and view things from us virtuous, but not when you're among
jackals. From a psychological perspective, it might be fairly said that all of
our thinking as human beings is projection, and that we're only able to see
or understand what we have within us, Like a cheating spouse who suddenly begins
accusing their partner of the same those who inhabit a psychological world of deceit and
manipulation and subterfuge naturally suspect others of harboring the same mindsets. And on the
reverse side of that, if you are incapable of thinking in such treacherous ways,
you would not you wouldn't suspect other people of even being capable of that.
And that's seemingly what happens to the Goths, the Scythians, the Germanic
people, is that they can't conceive of such treachery, and therefore they don't
see it coming. And the reverse is equally true. Amalasunta, daughter of
the truly admirable Theodoric dealt with in previous videos, emerged from a world in
which character and loyalty and nobility was of paramount importance, in which leaders tended
to be chosen accordingly. With the sudden death of so many around her,
finding herself nearly alone in a world of Byzantine court intrigue, lacking the contextual
reference points as to how it truly functioned, and the vast difference in moral
and ethical caliber of those involved. She grew so enamored with the most positive
aspects of this new Roman world, especially the libraries and learned men, that
she allowed herself to be evermore drawn in. Though she was said to have
been brilliant and capable, because she was less familiar with this new human type,
she still would have been very much a lamb amongst wolves, and the
foremost wolf, of course, was Theodora. As Amalasuntha made the fateful decision
to try thrust her new friends and resolved to change her manner of life and
to retire to Byzantium. Theodora, considering that she was of illustrious descent and
a princess, that she was of singular beauty and exceedingly active in forming plans
to carry out her wishes, was seized with suspicion of her distinguished qualities and
imminent courage, and at the same time with apprehensions on the account of her
husband's fickleness. This made her exceedingly jealous, and she determined to compass the
death of her rival by intrigue. She immediately persuaded the Emperor to send a
man named Peter by himself to Italy as ambassador to her. On his setting
out, the Emperor gave him the instructions which I have mentioned in the proper
place, where it was impossible for me to inform my readers of the truth
for fear of the Empress. The only order she gave the ambassador was to
compass the death of Amalasunta with all possible dispatch, having bribed him with the
promise of great rewards if he successfully carried out his instructions. This. Peter
Barsimes was fittingly one of the most foul creatures of his day. Described as
obese, gluttonous, and conniving. He was a leading banker and usurer who
was to later work with Justinian and Theodora to establish an extremely significant silk monopoly
among them surprise surprise others, and all but ruin the farmers and middle classes
of the Empire. Ruining the farmers and middle classes of the Empire another target,
another Marxist plank with earlier roots, stoking the deep seated anger which would
finally burst forth in open revolt, and of course Peter was a special favorite
of Theodora's, a man after her own heart, seemingly willing to do anything
under the sun if it led to greater personal enrichment. It's not detailed how
he accomplished the murder, and perhaps the details weren't even clearly known in their
day, but it seems he may have sought the help of some compromised Goths
already angry at Amalasuntha for so embracing Roman ways. It literally looks like they're
cutting up a small dog here, I mean, look at the face on
that, and raising her son Theodotus in an overly soft Roman bookish fashion.
Though we may not know the details, it's not difficult to understand the broad
strokes, and thus Amalasuntha, like her father and so many prominent and powerful
Goths before her, was to die early under mysterious circumstances, at the hand,
albeit indirectly, of a woman whose body count was to grow so vast
that it became ironically a point of defense among some modern academics, especially before
The Secret History was proven to be a legitimate work of Procopius's hand, with
the claim that such a laundry list of murders surely must be invention. This
reasoning strikes me as ridiculous, especially considering it's not merely one or two accounts
that support Procopius here, but nearly every extant account that in some way supports
or at least fails to contradict in any way Procopius's versions of events. The
idea that we might let such an individual off the hook precisely because the actions
seem so incredibly foul strikes me as the worst of reasoning mistakes. And we
haven't yet begun to cover her crimes, nor is it even possible to do
so within this video. But I'd like to quote Procopius at length for a
moment, to give greater context here and a more comprehensive summation of her character
and mindset. Theodora had become suspicious of one of her servants named Eriobinds,
a barbarian by birth but a youth of great comeliness, whom she'd appointed her
steward, wishing to purge the imagine of events, Although as was said,
she was violently enamored of him, she caused him to be cruelly beaten with
rods for no apparent reason. What became of him afterwards, we do not
know, nor has anyone seen him up to the present day. For when
Theodora desired to keep any of her actions secret, she took care to prevent
their being talked about or remembered. None of those who were privy to them
were permitted to disclose them, even to their nearest relations, or to any
who desired to obtain information on the subject, however curious they might be.
No tyrant had ever yet inspired such fear, since it was impossible for any
word or deed of her opponents to pass unnoticed, for she had a number
of spies in her employ who informed her of everything that was said and done
in public places and private houses. When she desired to punish anyone who offended
her, she adopted the following plan. If he were a patrician, she
sent for him privately and handed him over to one of her confidentially acts tendants,
with instructions to carry him to the furthest boundaries of the Empire in the
dead of knight. Her agent, having bound the unfortunate man and muffled his
face, put him on board a ship, and having accompanied him to the
place, whether he had been instructed to convey him departed, having first delivered
him secretly to another who was experienced in this kind of service, with orders
that he was to be kept under the strictest watch, and that no one
should be informed of it until either the Empress took pity on the unfortunate man,
or worn out by his sufferings. He at length succumbed and died a
miserable death. A youth of distinguished family belonging to the Green faction, named
Bessianus, had incurred the Impress's displeasure by speaking of her in sarcastic terms.
Hearing that she was incensed against him, he fled for refuge to the search
of Saint Michael, the archangel. Theodora immediately sent the praytur of the people
to seize him, bidding him charge him, however, not with insolence towards
herself, but with the crime of sodomy. The magistrate, having dragged him
in front of the church, subjected him to such intolerable torments that the whole
assembled people deeply moved at seeing a person of such noble mien, and one
who had been so delicately brought up exposed to such shameful treatment, immediately commiserated
his sufferings and cried out with loud lamentations that reached the heavens, imploring pardon
for the young man. But Theodora persisted in her work of punishment and caused
his death by ordering him to be castrated. Although he had been neither tried
nor condemned. His property was confiscated by the emperor. Thus, this woman,
when infuriated, respected neither the sanctions. Now let's consider technology and these.
I hate to use the word deep fake because we've been conditioned for the
last four years to believe that anytime there's something that comes about that is unfavorable
that comes to light of this discussing ruling class that we have, that they
can write it off as being a deep fake. But just consider this there.
Their ability to just accuse you of something like sodomy here and have all
that done to you just shows the power and the the and the corruption.
But imagine if they can convince the people, the mob that you actually did
something, and they can utilize you know, they can use your voice,
they can use your likeness, they can probably use your fingerprint in your DNA.
A lot of people gave up their DNA for those swabs. And you
know, every time you go to a doctor you get blood drawn for just
about everything. I have a sniffle here, let's take some blood. They
can do all kinds of things. And now you have the technology for the
official you know, aspects of that. I've been watching videos where Joe Rogan
saying things he's never said. Uh in it's it's an advertisement for act that
they probably don't know that they're involved in because it's all AI. And just
imagine the level that they're going to take this to get rid of people who
you know, just think for themselves. Forget about having any kind of crime
or any kind of the M word when it comes to milli isha if you
know what I mean that, I'll get your flagged. Just anything, anything,
just you know, talking about the stuff that we talk about here.
Anything you just don't vote correctly, even though voting is a fraud. They
could they've been putting things on people's computers to blackmail them and to bring them
to an unjust justice just by simply the you know, the people who create
this software and stuff like that know how to know how to get into it,
and they can put things on your computer that would disscust yourself, but
also people who would see this as evidence that you are guilty of watching certain
types of pornography that involves younger all that stuff. But this is escalating.
And if we think that they're just going to come barging through our doors at
three am, no knock style, well that's going to happen too. But
the pretense to get there, I think we're seeing it being of a technological
nature so that they can get the garner the support of the public to do
so by painting you out to be something that you're not. And that's where
it gets really scary. Stuary of the church, nor the prohibitive authority of
the laws, nor the intercession of the people, nor any other obstacle whatsoever.
Nothing was able to save from her vengeance anyone who had given her offense.
She conceived a hatred on the ground of his belonging to the Green faction.
For a certain Diogenes, a native of Constantinople, an agreeable person who
was liked by the Emperor and everyone else. In her wrath, she accused
him in like manner of sodomy, and, having suborned two of his servants,
put them up to give evidence against and to accuse their master. But
as he was not tried secretly and in private, as was usual custom,
but in public. Owing to the reputation he enjoyed, a number of distinguished
persons were selected as judges, and they, scrupulous in the discharge of their
duties, rejected the testimony of his servants as insufficient, especially on the ground
of their not being of legal age. The Impress thereupon caused one of the
intimate friends of Diogenes, named Theodorus, to be shut up in one of
her ordinary prisons, and endeavored to win him over, at one time by
flattery, at another by ill treatment. When none of these measures proved successful,
she ordered a cord of ox hide to be bound around his head,
over his forehead and ears, and then to be twisted and tightened. She
expected that under this treatment his eyes would have started from their sockets he would
have lost his sight. But Theodorus refused to tell a lie. The judges,
for want of proof, acquitted him, and his acquittal was made the
occasion of public rejoicing. This was one of the extremely rare victories for justice
and the public against the increasingly unjust designs of Theodora, and it seems to
have taught her a lesson. From this point forward, she'd never leave punishment
in the hands of the public if she could avoid it, which leads us
to one of the darkest chapters in this history. I've spoken of the vast
amounts of money spent on new building projects. One of the foremost of these,
unknown to all but those in the innermost circle of the court, were
vast underground dungeons under the palace. It's anyone's guess how many spent their final
days in this pitch black hell, as complicated as a labyrinth, and which
might be compared to the nether world, wherein she kept imprisoned most of those
who had offended her pit. She cast usus And although and this is what
we're looking at, potentially r underneath our feet here who was of consular family,
nothing was known for something similar for certain concerning him, as he sat
in the darkness, he could not tell day from night, nor could he
ask for he who flung him his daily food. Never spoke, but acted
like one dumb beast with another. And this is exactly how they tell the
tale. And those who walk away from Mamiless all thought him dead, but
none dared mention him or allude to him. No one, not even senators
and patricians, seems to have been safe from being disappeared in these years.
One of those who accompanied Photius to Ephesus, Theodosius by name, although he
had attained the rank of senator, was deprived of all of his property and
imprisoned by Theodora in an underground dungeon, where she kept him fastened to a
kind of manger by a rope around his neck, which was so short that
it was always quite tense and never slack. The wretched man was always forced
to stand upright at this major, and there to eat and sleep and do
all of his other needs. There was no difference between him and an ass,
save that he did not bray. No less than four months were passed
by him in this condition, until he was seized with melancholy and became violently
mad, upon which he was released from his prison, and soon afterwards died.
And it wasn't just Theodora's enemies who met this fate. The Roman general
Belisarius's wife Antonina apparently used them just as often to destroy her own enemies.
Belisarius, who once caught Antonina in the act of cheating. In this very
dungeon allowed himself to be talked out of believing his own eyes, though all
around him apparently knew the obvious truth, and many of his generals and peers
began to despise him for It came to a head when Antoninus son Photius,
from a different father than Belisarius, began to be an obstacle to her free
enjoyment of her lovers, and she contrived to destroy him, using agents to
set all others against him, to the point where he finally exploded and used
his power to drag Antoninus lover to Belisarius to tell the whole sordid tale directly.
Belisarius had to have long known most of these revelations, but at this
point his denial of the obvious finally broke down. When Belisarius learned this,
he flew into a furious rage, fell at Photius's feet, and besought him
to avenge him for the cruel wrongs which he had received at the hands of
those who should have been the last to treat him in such a manner.
My dearest boy, he exclaimed, you have never known your father, whomever
he may have been, for he ended his life while you were still in
your nurse's arms. His property has been of little or no assistance to you,
for he was by no means wealthy, bred under my care, though
I was but your stepfather. You have now reached an age when you were
capable of assisting me to avenge the wrongs from which I suffer. I have
raised you to the consulship and have heaped riches upon you, so that I
may justly be regarded by you as your father, your mother, and your
whole family. For it is not by the ties of blood, but by
deeds, that men are accustomed to measure their attachment to each other. The
hour has now come when you must not remain an indifferent spectator of the ruin
of my house and of the loss with which I am threatened of so large
a sum of money, nor the immeasurable shame which your mother has incurred in
the sight of all men. Remember that the sins of women reflect disgrace not
only on their husbands, but also upon their children, whose honor suffers all
the more because of their natural likeness to their mothers. Be well assured that
for my own part, I love my wife with all my heart, and
should it be granted to me to punish the dishonorer of my house, I
will do her no hurt. But as long as Theodosius remains alive, I
cannot condone her misconduct. On hearing these words, Potius replied that he would
do all he could to aid his stepfather, but at the same time he
feared that he himself might come to some harm by so doing, for he
was unable to feel any confidence in Belisarius because of his weakness of character,
especially where his wife was concerned. He dreaded the fate of Macedonia and of
many other victims. For this reason, he insisted that Belisarius should swear fidelity
to him by the most sacred oaths known to Christians, and they bound themselves
never to abandon each other, even at the cost of their lives. You'll
notice even here Belisarius refuses to place blame at his wife's doorstep, and instead
largely blames her lover, Theodosius, who by all accounts was something of a
terrified victim of her intrigues, who knew if he stepped out of line or
seriously protested Antonina's obsession with him his life was over. Photius and Belisarius had
to know they were playing with fire here and that Antonina and Theodora had eyes
and ears everywhere. Shortly after, Theodora was able to essentially kidnap Theodosius back
to the palace and triumphantly presented him as a surprise to Antonina. She's said
to have stated, quote, dearest lady, a pearl fell into my hands
yesterday, so beautiful that I think no one has ever seen its like.
If you would like to see it, I will not grudge you the sight
of it, but will gladly show it to you, before leading him out
by the hand like a kept man and slave back into Antonina's control. Photius
was thrown into the dungeons to die, it seems, by the women.
Somehow he managed to escape and took refuge in one of the most sacred churches
in Byzantium, a practice which may sound strange to our ears, but was
a sacred and inviolable custom throughout most of history. Didn't A. I mean,
I don't know how much I'm gonna trust the story of whether or not
he's a good guy or not. But didn't A didn't mister wiki leaks himself
go to Ecuador, and wasn't he in a in a church. Those who
took sanctuary on what was considered such holy ground, and who were willing to
remain could not be touched. Theodora, true to form quote, was able
to drag him even from Evince, for to her no place was ever sacred
or unsalable, and she thought nothing of violating the holiest of sanctuaries. The
Christian priests and people were struck with horror at her impiety, but nevertheless yielded
and submitted to her in everything. Okay, so it's nine fifty seven right
now. There's a little bit left here, about twenty five minutes or so,
so we're gonna goh, not that much, but we're gonna go ahead
and finish this off. So people over there on FDJ, I believe the
Sane Asylum with Giuseppe follows me in about two minutes, so feel free to
go check that out, and then you can circle back to that when you
want to finish watching this, where you can continue here and go over there
afterward. He's got about a ten minute interro, so you might not miss
too much of that. Just real quick though. I have to drop this
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Sorrius, a weak and now likely terrified man, took no account of the
oaths which he had sworn, and made no effort to avenge Photius's sufferings,
in spite of the solemn vows which he had made to do so hereafter coward
and jerk off is what you call that, probably by God's will, all
his warlike enterprises failed. If your word means nothing, then what are you
end quote? Regardless of the reasoning one chooses to embrace, it's true that
his exceptional few successes against the Goths in earlier battles were never to be repeated.
Theodora may well have been something of a disgusting and disreputable monster, but
it'd be unfair to paint the picture that her actions were the most destructive of
this leading pair. She killed individuals individually, and while she may have engaged
in diplomatic projects leading to a great more death and destruction, this was largely
Justinian's field of operation, and according to Procopius, the man may have been
responsible for death on a larger scale than nearly any other in all of history.
Before we move to this equipped, of course, until you get to
the Allies in World War Two and the Bolsheviks, then the you know his
record is is defeated. Point of diggression I found fascinating and that I've never
seen discussed elsewhere. During the time of the plague, Justinian fell so ill
that it was somehow reported that he died. And let me just clarify what
I mean by that is the terror bombing of the German people, the starvation
of them after the war, and the constant, instill ongoing attempt to exterminate
them all by a certain group of people, not talking about that other thing
that they claim happened and had Nuremberg trials over, which was oddly enough done
during perim, which is a celebration of being able to kill a bunch of
gentiles. His leading generals, apparently including Belisarius, made the strange statement that
if the Romans set any leader in his place, they'd not acknowledge him.
Theodora was so sure that this was in reference to her that she proceeded to
summon the general's staff and again make use of her dungeons. This is entirely
my own speculation. I can't help but suspect the potentiality that the generals made
this comment so publicly because they suspected foul play. After all, if even
the smallest faction of the stories about Theodora and her character are accurate, does
anyone think she'd not consider the possibility of assuming total power at some stage by
finding some publicly acceptable means and excuse of making her husband disappear. Justinian,
after these strange comments by his generals, was to suddenly recover and resume his
duties. Is it possible that things might have been otherwise if the general's intentions
hadn't been made clear. Procopius makes a surprising comment with regard to the Goths
and their Aryan churches. I've mentioned in the past how incredibly wealthy the Visigothic
eleaen apparently was. To an extent, will probably never truly know, as
the vast majority of this disappeared into Muslim and Jewish hands after the conquests of
Spain, or remains buried along their paths of escape. The Ostrogoths were apparently
no less wealthy, and in fact seem to have been possibly the wealthiest people
in the known world. Quote Justinian ordered all these beliefs to be abandoned in
favor of the old religion, and threatened the recusance with legal disability to transmit
their property to their wives and children by wit? Does that not sound like
a saturn cult takeover the complete abolishment of the asha Goths and the Visigoths.
A very ancient battle between these people. The churches of these so called heretics,
especially those belonging to the Aryan heresy, were rich beyond belief. Neither
the whole of the Senate or any other of the greatest corporations of the Roman
Empire could be compared with these churches in wealth. They had gold and silver,
plate and jewels more than any man could count or describe. They owned
many mansions and villages and large estates everywhere, and everything else which is reckoned
and called wealth among men. And none of the previous emperors had interfered with
him. Many people, even of the Orthodox faith, procured through this wealth,
work and the means of livelihood. But the Emperor Justinian, first of
all sequestrated all the property of these churches and suddenly took away all that they
possessed, by which many people lost the means of subsistence. Justinian was likely
looting, and a crude fortune built up over generations of the near total dominance
of vast swaths of territory as part of a Gothic history that still remains to
be properly told. He goes on to speak of Justinian's methods quote, many
agents were sent straight away to all parts of the Empire to force whomsoever they
met, to change the faith of his forefathers. Homely people, considering this
an act of impiety, decided to oppose the Emperor's agents. Hereupon many were
put to death by the persecuting faction, and many made an end of themselves,
thinking in their superstitious folly that this course best satisfied the claims of religion.
But the greater part of them voluntarily quitted the land of their forefathers and
went into exile. The Montanists, who were settled in Phrygia, shut themselves
up in their churches, set them on fire, and perished in the flames.
And from this time forth nothing was to be seen in the Roman Empire
except massacres and flight. Possibly this as the precursor the first wave of the
complete decimation of the old justice, the old nobility, the Germanic, the
Goth Sathian descents descendants. It's pretty sick, and who was behind all that?
Who is behind Theodore and Justinian? Who was a criminal element that they
worked Withly, never before in history was so much wealth and power transferred in
such a short period of time from one human type to another. Nearly all
of those who most closely cooperated with Justinian and Theodora, especially with regard to
actions like these, or taxation or usury or legal prosecution, seem to have
been the most disreputable and unethical scoundrels. And I say this as someone that
makes a conscious effort to maintain objectivity in cases like these. It's almost always
possible to easily find two sides to every story if one cares to look hard
enough. And that's sorry to interrupt him again, but when you hear the
word usury, that should be alarm bells. That imply a certain type of
people, right certain the actions are You say, oh, there's a pattern.
I wonder who was behind that. I wonder who controlled That's walk away
embracing some middle ground as the likely truth. In this case, it seems
to be an alliance of human beings fueled by unrestrained, practically demonic greed,
a grasping and insatiable lust for power and pleasure and material wealthsing kind of like
the happy Merchant. It makes the blood boil. The Secret history outlines how
this ruling pair became expert, along with carefully chosen collaborators with relevant skill sets
of not merely causing the death of the wealthiest citizens in the empire, but
of ensuring their last will and testament as of their death granted their assets to
the emperor. Procopius flatly claims they secretly employed forgers to create these wills.
He mentions a scheme they'd apparently devised whereby any individual and illegal battle with another
citizen and on the brink of losing his own property, could simply grant it
to the Emperor, thereby earning his favor. Meaning those who sought legal redress
for justified wrongs and the reinstatement of their property or assets, even if they
were to win their strong case in court, might then watch helplessly as what
was rightfully theirs was spitefully handed over to Justinian. It's said, and not
just by Procopious, that suicide was rampant across this period of time, specifically
among this unfortunate demographic that lost everything and knew they had absolutely no recourse to
right these wrongs. The non Germanic barbarians, however, seemed to have been
everywhere rewarded. He says, non Germanic barbarians. He's using clever language to
describe something without having to say what he needs to say on YouTube, but
you can see what were the year quote. He took a pride in lavishing
great sums of money upon them, under the pretext of securing their friendship,
just as he did in the time of Emperor Justin. As I have already
told you, these huns, when they got the money, sent to some
of their fellow chieftains with their retainers, and bade them make inroads into the
Emperor's territory, that they also might make a bargain with him for the peace
which he was so ready to purchase. And these don't seem to be the
quote white Huns, many of whom had already pushed into the west, kin
to the Heftalites or the Allans, and which seemed to have been the fairly
direct outgrowth of the Scythians, and to varying degrees maintaining their ancient traditional sense
of justice, magnanimity, and decency. Rather, these people seemed to be
the element much closer to the Causars, if not one and the same as
Procopius fails to even mention the word kuzar, possibly just due to translation issues,
despite so many other authors speaking to the increasingly close connection between Eastern Rome
and the Kazar people in its latter days. Essentially in Justinian was robbing the
Goths blind and enriching their bastardized distant cousins on a practically unbelievable scale. It's
interesting to note, in the centuries after the mass migration of the Scythian and
Goth into Europe takes place, those who remained in or flooded into their territories
came to be known as the white or black Huns, the white or black
Bulgars, the white or black Russians, a naming scheme that denotes exactly what
it appears to and seems to indicate two separate groups that would increasingly mix and
merge over the generations. Even the Kazars at one point were said by some
to have a fair haired element. According to the Arab geographer istacrit quote,
the Kazars do not resemble the Turks. They are black haired and are of
two kinds, one called the Kara Khazars black Kazars, who are swarthy verging
on a deep black as if they were a kind of Indian, and a
white kind Ak Kazars, who are strikingly handsome, end quote. So it
seems likely that even at this late date, with these words written around nine
forty a d. There was still a small minority, albeit rapidly disappearing due
to inevitable racial admixture of the genetic descendants or relatives of the Scythian tribes.
Genetic admixture means not an ethnic It's not a race. It's there might be
a racial element that is there, but they It's like saying a mutt is
a purebread and it isn't. These people are bound by their oath to something
else in that something else might assist them to become as successful as they are
in this intrigue and treachery that they've brought upon the noble people of the world.
And finally, we can't ignore the most extreme and fantastical portion of Procopius
as the Secret History, the Elements, which no doubt played the leading role
in this work being received with skepticism and dismissed by so many. Procopius seems
to have come to believe that Justinian and Theodora were quite literally demonic. I'll
present his words here has parasitically possessed potentially a an after effect or a result
of magic of you know, working with this type of evil that a succumbs,
that it takes over, that it possesses. And I think that's there's
a very strong case for that. Largely without com make of them what you
will, I'll only add this, if such beliefs were held so strongly by
an increasing number of individuals throughout their reign, at the very least, this
is a telling testament to how these two were perceived by those in positions to
best truly know them. Quote for the reasons which I have stated, I
and many of my position never believed they were really two human beings, but
evil demons and what the poets call scourges of mankind who laid their heads together
to see how they could fastest and most easily destroy the race and works of
men, but who had assumed human forms and become something between men and demons,
and thus convulsed the whole world. One can find proofs of his theory,
more particularly in the superhuman power with which they acted. He goes on
to elaborate, calling these two exceptional and that over time he gradually came to
believe that her very goal was to destroy and cause chaos, death, and
disorder, and it gets much much stranger. It is said that Justinian's mother
told some of her intimates that Justinian was not the son of Sabatias, her
husband, or of any human being, but that at the time when she
became pregnant, an unseen demon companied with her, whom she only felt as
when a man has connection with a woman, and who then vanished away as
in a dream. Some who have been in Justinian's company in the palace very
late at night, men with a clear conscience, have thought that in his
place they have beheld a strange and devilish form. One of them said that
Justinian suddenly arose from his royal throne and walked about, although indeed he could
never sit still for long, and at that moment his head disappeared, while
the rest of his body still seemed to move to and fro. The man
who beheld this stood trembling and troubled in mind, not knowing how to believe
his eyes. Afterwards, the head joined the body again and united itself to
the parts from which it had so strangely been severed. Another declared that as
he stood beside Justinian, as he sat, and of a sudden his face
turned into a shapeless mass of flesh, without either eyebrows or eyes in their
proper places, or anything else which makes a man recognizable. But after a
while he saw the form of his face come back again. What I write
here I did not see myself, but I heard it told by men who
were positive that they had seen it. He relates the tale of a monk
seeking audience with Justinian, who suddenly stopped in his tracks in the palace,
as if stricken with palsy, and refused to take another step. Only later,
after he regained the power of speech, did he explain himself. They
say that he distinctly stated that he saw the Chief of the devils sitting on
his throne in the midst of the palace. He goes on to relate the
tales of Theodora's former lovers who'd spoke of demonic visions, and an anecdote from
Theodora's friends. She had a dream which bade her take no thought about money,
for that when she came to Byzantium, she would share the bed of
the Chief of the Demons, that she must manage by all means to become
his wedded wife, and that afterwards she would have all the wealth of the
world at her disposal. Assuming such stories are purely baseless slander, I don't
think Procopius deserves exclusive blame as slanderer, considering these were claims not just from
sources he trusted, but often from those who had seemingly held no ill will
towards the pair. Considering the Emperor and Empress may well have been both directly
and indirectly responsible for a greater amount of death and suffering of innocence than nearly
any who came before them, it's not difficult to understand how such stories or
attitudes might have developed. The Church, unaware or uninterested in her history beyond
the facade of her claimed Christianity and her assistance to prostitutes, would later go
on to make Theodora a saint in one of the most disgusting and blasphemous judgment
errors in ecclesiastical history, an attestament to the direction the church leadership would choose
to take up to the present day. One of the best known stories about
her and our age perfectly epitomizes the dishonest caricature of her via sympathetic modern academics
at the lowest point of the revolt against Justinian's rule, when the empire was
in shambles and most of the court was considering fleeing, she is said to
have given something of a stirring speech quote whether it is shocking for a woman
to speak in the presence of men, or to urge on those who are
cringing in fear, I think it is not a matter for discussion at the
present time, whatever one may think. For those whose affairs have come into
the greatest danger, there is no other best choice than to look for what
is somehow best. I believe that flight is not in our interest, even
if it should be possible as now, For it is not possible for a
person who has come forth into life to avoid death, but it is not
possible for one who is ruled to become a fugitive. I shall never be
separated from this purple, nor shall I live for a singer from this purple.
I know that means royalty, but it also has I mean, we're
talking about translations here, right, I just find that interesting. I'll never
be separated from this purple. Well day. If those who encounter me do
not call me a mistress. If you wish to be saved my lord,
that is not a problem. We have a great deal of money. The
sea is at hand, and there are ships. But consider if it will
benefit you when you have been saved, or if safety would be exchanged happily
for death. For me, the old saying is best. That power is
a splendid shroud, completely devoid of additional context. This may be viewed as
somehow courageous or admirable. However, knowing what we know now from all surviving
sources about her character and personality, this seems to be very much the opposite.
She seems to be stating quite directly that she doesn't care if everyone around
her dies and the empire burns to the ground. She'll not ever relinquish her
own personal power and the enjoyment she receives from the absolute servility of all around
her under any circumstances. As the final line so clearly states, power to
her was everything, not the improvement or well being of the people or the
empire, but rather her own personal power. Considering all I've just shared,
one can't help but wonder, looking at our present political leadership, financial powers,
and intelligence services, how many of those in foremost positions might be the
genetic cultural or spiritual descendants of these two and their broader inner circle. Procopius
seems to have mentioned more than once, with hope in his heart, that
after their deaths, the truth would come to light. In fact, this
seems to have been a leading reason he wrote this work This Never Happened,
calling to mind that all important souls in its regarding the mass human slaughter committed
by the Bolsheviks, which was to even far ex seed Justinian and Theodora's toll,
specifically the last line. The fact that most of the world is ignorant
and uncaring about this enormous crime is proof the global media is in the hands
of the perpetrators, and perhaps it's never been otherwise. It's worth noting that
our term media comes from the literal location of media in ancient Persia, and
Hollywood is derived from the holly. Would you also have Medea Medea right?
The magic, the drugs, and that conjuring that goes along with those rituals
bringing entities into you and could very well have something to do with what those
people had witnessed, and knowing who they affiliated themselves with, they would have
full knowledge if they were also in service to that type of evil, and
they had been since pre Babylon times. They knew, they knew the forces,
and that's why they played with them at their own spiritual or soul's detriment.
That to them gave them favor in the material world. So that's what
they ran with. Oh here, let me read this to it says the
druids seemed to be connected to the gradually corrupted magi, likely cognate with the
rabbi and magid priestly teacher class so prominent in ancient Medea and later spread with
the help of Phoenician trade routes Phoenician Phoenician trade routes throughout much of the world.
The druids were not initially corrupted, but they were gradually corrupted magi.
That's the distinction to be made there used by Druids in their rituals, magic
and quote enchantments, a word Procopius himself uses several times in reference to the
actions of Theodora and her circle. The Meads seem to have been, at
one point long ago of Aryan stock, as was the vast majority of what
we today call Iran. The historian Justin tells us the Parthians, in whose
hands the Empire of the East now is having divided the world as it were
with The Romans were originally exiles from Scythia. This is apparent from their very
name, for in the Scythian language exile those are called PARTHI. Let me
get this before he changes, is that the Scythians were later to conquer and
rule media media until approximately six point twenty BC when Zayaxaris treacherously slew all of
their leading chieftains at a feast, and that happened about two to three hundred
years before the Hellenistic period. Where you have you know, Amin supporting and
promoting this type of treachery, but trying to basically murder Murky. The waters
muddle the comprehension to kind of conflate things that are complete opposition to one another,
basically dragging the Scythian culture into this type of corrupted aspect, and that's
not a just way to do that. He goes on to describe him as
faithless, insolent, rough and quarrelsome and a relatively lawless survival of the fittest
environment. This may have been a bit harsh, and keep in mind he's
writing in the third century AD. After the region truly had devolved into chaos.
In what I believe to be a testament to the dangers of strong men
living divorced from the higher laws capable of channeling such energy towards noble ends,
the practice of slavery became rampant, and the specter of incessant court intrigues,
poisoning and assassinations reared its ugly head, and something very strange occurs. The
coins struck in these eras showing the ruling kings and princes and leaders shift from
showing a relatively consistent and uniform human type to suddenly a very different type entirely
as we enter what's now been termed the Parthian Dark Age, in which our
understanding becomes so muddled that even today it's incredibly difficult to properly sort out.
This shift seems to mirror what seems to have occurred in India, Egypt and
much of Mesopotamia, the Caucuses, in Scythia, and finally Greece and the
Eastern Roman Empire, and some might argue a shift that then spread throughout Europe
with the help of the Venetian and Phoenician elements and an increasingly corrupt church led
by men who, like the Pharisees of old, seem to everywhere neglect the
spirit of the law and embrace only its letter, and then seek to everywhere
install themselves as masters of this letter, to subjectively interpret or reinterpret and impose
this new law to their own benefit. I've come to believe Procopius was a
good man with noble mindset and a personality that couldn't help but feel disgusted at
what he seems to have viewed as a covertly spreading cancer. Having a sense
for history, I believe he understood the remifications of this unchecked degenerative chaos,
and his work seems to have been an attempt to sound the alarm. Considering
the work was buried away in the Vatican Library until recently, and since its
discovery has largely been passed only between modern academics attempting to find reasons to dismiss
or minimize it, one might say it was a failed attempt. So this
video is something of a tribute to the man, his work, and what
I believe to be his warning. The names and faces of the specific actors
on the stage may have changed, as they always will with time, but
if we pull back and view things in the broad, it's easy to see
his warning is just as valid today as it's ever been, and that this
very same battle rages on. And there we go. Oh, let's see
what, as you say? I love myself like this. I've read about
the creation of evil spirits and one Enoch. Are these the same as demons?
I wonder? I don't know. I think there's something I don't know
if the books that they write encapsulate it correctly, and if they do,
I don't think they would present it in its straightforward form, because that's part
of their power, right. So whatever they tell you in the literal translation
or whatever, there might be something that's encrypted with jamantria or some kind of
mysticism or some kind of code that would inform those who are initiated as to
if those are even the books that they truly use themselves to carry on that
type of practice. But I doubt that it's straightforward, and I think a
lot of it's misleading to keep us in this little tiny box of understanding and
comprehension of as to what they actually are and what they do. That would
be my guess, especially if it's coming out of something that's so widespread and
known to all that you know, Enoch and this very questionable Old Testament and
even more questionable New Testament. And I'm going to say one more thing of
the whole thing on Amin. By the time you get around to the you
know, talking about how the New Testament translation of the ancient Greek is,
you know, the primary source or whatever. Well, given the time that
it took for that to be written, what was going on during the actual
present time of the christ era and for the fifty or so years afterward or
more where nothing was spoken about it, at least if that's the first thing
that came about, was it something that was latched onto by something that would
co opt it and present it in a way that they wanted to carry on
their own back and saturn elements, but draw in people who they knew,
and then give them a different character, give them different words to put in
their mouth. Because if that's the case, and you say that this is
the primary source and this is what Jesus or whoever was about, well then
you're falling into the same trap that this is the propaganda that is being told.
And I don't know, I don't know how you can verify that that's
not the case. I just think that this kind of serves a really dark
purpose if you go into the mindset of famine and you know, take that
as being the gospel truth. Ha ha ha. I mean, I think
it's important maybe to of course learn ancient Greek and read these things yourself,
but I would caution that even if you do, how does that mean that
that's what really transpired, if anything transpired, or if it's just the first
attempt a very strange way of depicting something, and then subsequent retellings made it
more malleable for more people as the culture changed throughout history to appeal to more
people of that era. I don't know, it's interesting I would personally say
anything that comes from the roots of the same people who lie about everything else.
I don't really think that I would stake my claim out there. Plus,
in all respects, it's not my culture and it's not my people,
So why would I adopt their religion or their gods or their god but really
their gods? You know what I mean. I'm just gonna go ahead one
last time and saying, Roalda, we trust that's a benevolent creator, that
one is not capable of doing wrong onlike Saturn, unlike Yahweh, unlike Ball,
whom if you even look at the eugaratic texts, you don't really see
a whole lot of negativity there. Human characteristics but not really so much.
And that maybe and that kind of has a little bit of blood thirstyness to
her, but that's could just be the warrior spirit for people who are trying
to take down her beloved Ball. But that's it. That's it for today.
I have to go get some stuff done and finish my house office order
so I can go to San Diego. Wednesday might not be a show because
of that trip to San Diego. I'll see what's going on. But tomorrow,
for sure, we'll be here at eight am and I will be presenting
you the first part. There's gonna be two different things we're going to go
through this series, but I'm doing in a specific order so it also helps
to encapsulate what we've been going about in our research path so that it fits
in the place better. There's two more videos that I'm going to play.
It's going to be the French Revolution, two parter that Asta Logos presented through
this series. One called black and white that if you want to go into
telegraend group has already presented. That's when he did like three months ago.
It's this last video that has been posted. I think there's one little other
thing too, like another snippet that I'm going to add to it if I
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