Speaker 1: It is eight twenty five a M. Four ten twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five, and we are here and we're going to
Speaker 1: discuss the British eda makers of civilization, both by L. A. Weddell,
Speaker 1: and we'll do a little background history about him a
Speaker 1: little bit. There's another book called Rise of Man and
Speaker 1: the Gardens Plural of Eden. That's another book he should
Speaker 1: check out. It talks about Elie Weddell's life. Now that
Speaker 1: I mentioned it, I should probably look to see if
Speaker 1: I have that one going on too. I know I
Speaker 1: have it, I just don't know if it's on this computer.
Speaker 1: The other one, it's a good book though he should
Speaker 1: totally pick up. Gives you an idea of who the
Speaker 1: man was, his credentials, and I think that's important given
Speaker 1: the claims that you understand that he was coming from
Speaker 1: a place of understanding knowledge, not just a conjecture, wishful thinking,
Speaker 1: but very academic. Well I called that that has a
Speaker 1: bad connotation to it, but you under say what I mean. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't think it's on this computer. I'll have to
Speaker 1: switch it over here not scene in my downloads. I
Speaker 1: grabbed as much as I saw and brought it over
Speaker 1: and you know it could even be one of those
Speaker 1: books that I won't have on my phone depending on
Speaker 1: where I am hunting for things at the time. Right, Oh,
Speaker 1: thank you everybody. So there is in the chat for
Speaker 1: Rumble a link to this video that's on YouTube as well.
Speaker 1: And I don't think that, Oh okay, it did. Last
Speaker 1: time I was starting a live stream, I had duplicated
Speaker 1: live stream, so everybody was watching about to start channel
Speaker 1: all the actual thing was going on. It makes me
Speaker 1: wonder if they do that stuff on purpose, right, like
Speaker 1: just a three year throw people off in the wrong
Speaker 1: direction and stuff like that. We're gonna talk about the
Speaker 1: dire Wolves today too, And.
Speaker 2: Oh, YouTube's.
Speaker 1: Went off here.
Speaker 2: It was at somebody in the Nope.
Speaker 1: I'm just sorry. I got distracted by a message. I
Speaker 1: thought it was somebody trying to get into all right,
Speaker 1: I'm trying to find the right one. I don't want
Speaker 1: to do it a long intro today, it's a regular one.
Speaker 1: We must. We may as well do Reading Rainbow again. Yeah, no,
Speaker 1: I don't like that. I don't like the Jimmy Falling Trap.
Speaker 1: It was fun the first time I watched it, but
Speaker 1: not so much. Team you care and that's about all
Speaker 1: you can do on YouTube before you get copyright strikes.
Speaker 1: So there is done. Uh where is the other one
Speaker 1: I was looking for? I like to be that one
Speaker 1: sells in the headphones. I feel it sounds awesome. All right,
Speaker 1: we're gonna throw this one out here while I go
Speaker 1: look for something else here.
Speaker 3: You guys know what this represents? What all I remember
Speaker 3: used the comedy was left your door and couldn't be.
Speaker 4: What story is?
Speaker 5: Every civilization reaches a crisis point.
Speaker 1: Eventually most of them don't make it. Yours do. How
Speaker 1: our sun was dying, we had to evolve in order
Speaker 1: to survive.
Speaker 5: So it was only when your were was threatened with
Speaker 5: destruction that you became what you are now. Yes, well
Speaker 5: that's where we are. You say you were on the
Speaker 5: brink of destruction, and you're right. But it's only on
Speaker 5: the brink that people find the will to change.
Speaker 1: Only at the precipice do we evolve.
Speaker 5: This is our moment. I don't take it from us.
Speaker 6: Remember the stories to tell us about the three Chiamen
Speaker 6: playing fan Tan.
Speaker 7: Someone runs up to him.
Speaker 6: And says, hey, the world is coming to an end,
Speaker 6: and the first one says a lot. Best go to
Speaker 6: the mission to pray, and the second one says, well, hell,
Speaker 6: I'm gonna go buy me a case of miss Gallon
Speaker 6: six horse, and the third one says, well, last, y'all
Speaker 6: finish the game.
Speaker 1: There you go, all right? So let's see if that
Speaker 1: document gets compressed. I found it. It's called the Rise
Speaker 1: of Man in the Gardens of Sumiria. That Eden, but
Speaker 1: Eden was a place of the Eden Knights and me
Speaker 1: I meant Hell and himmen or Heaven was the location
Speaker 1: of the inn or the you want to call it
Speaker 1: a HQ, the hangout, the office, whatever, whatever you want
Speaker 1: to call it, of the ofths back about five thousand
Speaker 1: years ago our ancestors. So pretty interesting, and we'll get
Speaker 1: into that a little bit here soon. But let's talk
Speaker 1: about this wolf stuff and let's hear what they had
Speaker 1: to say and realize just how hooky some of it
Speaker 1: is and the misdirection. But you remember, it's reality by
Speaker 1: it's subjective reality by those who create the illusion, So
Speaker 1: it doesn't have to be accurate as long as it's
Speaker 1: believed right, and it still works for their ritual as
Speaker 1: long as people are believing what they're saying. So it
Speaker 1: says colossal. I don't know if you could see that.
Speaker 1: Let's see. Yes, it sometimes takes the what do you
Speaker 1: call it, the preview time to catch up when you're
Speaker 1: like scroll over the top of the thing. All right,
Speaker 1: So it says Colossal Biosciences in I believe that was
Speaker 1: was that Texas, Dallas. I remember the CEO Ben Lamb,
Speaker 1: let's check out his background, says they have brought back
Speaker 1: dire wolves after being extinct for twelve thousand years. Now
Speaker 1: that number changes a lot to thirteen, eleven and twelve.
Speaker 1: I've heard they aren't dire wolves. They are gray wolves
Speaker 1: with edits to resemble dire wolves. It's not the same thing.
Speaker 1: It's not like they pulled DNA at the amber like
Speaker 1: a Jurassic Park and made these things. That's not how
Speaker 1: it went out. And so there it's already a deception. Right,
Speaker 1: they made twenty edits to fourteen key gene pairs. This
Speaker 1: is what they could do to everybody. Right, you go
Speaker 1: in for what they call it artificial insemination. How do
Speaker 1: you know they didn't tamper with something before handing it
Speaker 1: off to you, and all of a sudden you have
Speaker 1: a funky baby. It becomes a funky serial killer or whatever.
Speaker 1: Twenty edits to fourteen key gene pairs. If I even
Speaker 1: believe that science, because I kind of don't. I don't
Speaker 1: know if the Act did. Obviously they made alterations, but
Speaker 1: I don't know how much I buy into the whole
Speaker 1: genes and this and that, because I think those are fluid.
Speaker 1: But we'll see fluid as in, they can change and
Speaker 1: they can be manipulated, and we have the control of
Speaker 1: the genes. The genes don't have control over us. Yeahda YadA, YadA,
Speaker 1: going on. Okay, basically anything that the Yellowpath says is
Speaker 1: pretty much backward. They made twenty edits to fourteen key
Speaker 1: gene pairs out of twelve million differences between dire wolf
Speaker 1: and gray wolf genomes. So there's twelve million differences, but
Speaker 1: they only changed fourteen twenty edits. Right, these animals are
Speaker 1: primarily a variant of gray wolves. So that's the person's
Speaker 1: response to what Joe and these guys are going on
Speaker 1: and getting all excited about. But let me just also
Speaker 1: state this. When somebody says you're they're ninety five percent
Speaker 1: the same or they're ninety eight percent the same, well
Speaker 1: it's the two percent that makes the difference. It's the three,
Speaker 1: it's the five percent that makes all the difference, right,
Speaker 1: Like we're fifty percent the same as a cat, but
Speaker 1: we don't look like cats, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: It's the differences that make the difference. And when it
Speaker 1: come to when it comes to structures that look similar,
Speaker 1: like I think we have like we might have forty
Speaker 1: or fifty percent with a banana according to their their
Speaker 1: kookie science. But it's the differences that make the difference. Obviously,
Speaker 1: monkeys have a they don't have a proboscis. They don't
Speaker 1: have a like except for that one they don't have.
Speaker 1: They don't have a big note, they have an inverted nose.
Speaker 1: They have you know, it's push to their face. They
Speaker 1: have big ass nostrils. How are we like them because
Speaker 1: we They have short legs, long arms, they're hunched over that.
Speaker 1: There's those so many things that are different, right, But
Speaker 1: of course if something looks similar objective by you know,
Speaker 1: observeation wise, then of course we're related to them and
Speaker 1: blah blah. But it's that two percent of a difference
Speaker 1: that makes all the difference. So here we go.
Speaker 8: I have to you made a fucking dire wolf.
Speaker 9: I didn't got our team, our credible team. Uh made
Speaker 9: three dire wolves so far.
Speaker 8: Let's see the photos. Jamie, bust out some photos, Ladies
Speaker 8: and gentlemen. Prepare yourself because this.
Speaker 1: Is he says, bust out those photos, kind of like
Speaker 1: in Blazing Saddles when he is about to grab the
Speaker 1: paper out of his pocket and he says, excuse me
Speaker 1: while Zai whip this out.
Speaker 8: You know, truly fucking crazy. Yeah, that's the pop.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so this is uh so that's actually Romulus as so.
Speaker 1: Pay attention to the names because this is going to
Speaker 1: be very important to what we talk about today. Romulus
Speaker 1: and Remiss. Now, obviously, when you're talking about these two
Speaker 1: brothers who are adopted, you know their orphans, right, their
Speaker 1: orphans They are without parents explanation there, and they are
Speaker 1: suckled by a wolf, a wolf mother. This is the
Speaker 1: story of Rome, the Edenites. There is two separate cult
Speaker 1: totems for this Edenite slash Rome population about five thousand
Speaker 1: years ago, and the serpent cult was the Pharmacea the sorcery.
Speaker 1: The higher ups the hierarchy were the serpent totem, right,
Speaker 1: much like today serpents in all of the allopathy, which
Speaker 1: should tell you a lot, the same blue that's on
Speaker 1: the Israeli flag with the star of rem Fan, which
Speaker 1: is Saturn. A Saturn star is the same blue that
Speaker 1: you see in medical I wonder who owns everything anyway?
Speaker 1: And when like places like Isaac Luria's burial ground, like
Speaker 1: that whole cemetery it is painted this this science. It's
Speaker 1: not just blue, it's cyan and they have this ritual
Speaker 1: thing about using cyanide to eliminate us goys. There's something
Speaker 1: going on with that color too. Even in old Babylonian magic,
Speaker 1: if you wanted to make someone ill, if you're with
Speaker 1: your conjuring or whatever, you would use a blue string.
Speaker 1: Now when dyes like that available, I don't know, and
Speaker 1: I don't know, I don't know the the lineage on that.
Speaker 1: So Romulus and Remus suckled or taken care of, mothered
Speaker 1: by the wolf cult. So what are they telling you.
Speaker 1: They're telling you that this ancient cult or this ancient
Speaker 1: this mother wolf in the in the story of Ramius
Speaker 1: and Remus is a symbol or a reference to this
Speaker 1: old which is like the lower level. Yeah, the Serpent
Speaker 1: cult wolf cult were kind of like the masses of
Speaker 1: people that were affiliated with this sick, twisted human sacrifice,
Speaker 1: sorcery and dark magic Pharmakiah. So they're they're already associating
Speaker 1: Rome or the founder thereof with this cult. Now here's
Speaker 1: the other thing. Usually when they depict a person that's
Speaker 1: representative of a large group of people. So Romulus kills Remus,
Speaker 1: where what's the end? What's the rest of his story
Speaker 1: and what's the rest of his people's story? Are they
Speaker 1: all annihilated? And is that the quote unquote good element
Speaker 1: Because what happens with the room later you kind of
Speaker 1: see they're quite beholden to this weird sanhedron that you
Speaker 1: didn't think they would be. You know, they've had their
Speaker 1: troubles and struggles, but you would think they'd be able
Speaker 1: to put this down, Like why didn't Titus finish the job?
Speaker 1: Just things to think about as we're going through it.
Speaker 1: And then the names of the pups are Romulus and Remiss.
Speaker 1: Why this is all symbolism, This is why they're showing
Speaker 1: this to us, and they're doing it once again in
Speaker 1: a way that's a scam. It's not reality. They didn't
Speaker 1: resurrect some ancient animal, They just genetically altered one. They
Speaker 1: made a camera in a sense. But they didn't really
Speaker 1: use other DNA, so it's not really a camera. They
Speaker 1: didn't mix things. They just altered it, which is creepy enough,
Speaker 1: creepy enough because who the hell knows what they're doing
Speaker 1: underground or wherever and just releasing into the natural world
Speaker 1: humans animals like you know, don't go don't go playing
Speaker 1: around in old sewers because you know they like their
Speaker 1: little tunnels too.
Speaker 9: We have two boys, rodmulsen Remus uh founders from and
Speaker 9: then uh and then we have Khalisi, who's the new girl.
Speaker 1: So Kalis. Now, let's look up that name real quick.
Speaker 1: It could just be nothing, but Calisia is a plant.
Speaker 1: I don't even know how they would spell that. Calisia
Speaker 1: is Game of Thrones. Ki's k h A l e
Speaker 1: E s I is Game of Thrones. So is that
Speaker 1: what the reference is. I'll have to look more into that.
Speaker 1: We'll keep looking. If anybodyl says an answer on that one.
Speaker 1: I'm sure there's some reference, there's some meaning there.
Speaker 9: This is Roymison remis so funny, funny story about this.
Speaker 9: So Peter Jackson from Lord of the Rings, Jeremy Peter
Speaker 9: Jackson from Lord of the Rings was actually one of
Speaker 9: our investors and he has this huge museum in Wellington
Speaker 9: that he's building.
Speaker 1: Does that bother anybody that a guy who let out
Speaker 1: or made a great attempt and spent money to get
Speaker 1: out the West Memphis three child killers, killers of three
Speaker 1: eight year old boys, you know, Johnny Depp, Marilyn Manson,
Speaker 1: and Andy Vetterer because he's a douche. Lots of people
Speaker 1: got together to release murderers after eighteen years and is
Speaker 1: and under a tech you know, a certain clause which
Speaker 1: basically says, yeah, we're guilty, and if any new evidence
Speaker 1: comes to light, then we're going right back where we
Speaker 1: came from. But we're talking about Damien Echols and the
Speaker 1: other two that were responsible for murdering, ritualistically murdering three children.
Speaker 1: Peter Jackson was involved in that. Oh, and he's involved
Speaker 1: in this.
Speaker 9: For all these movie props. And he's like, we're I
Speaker 9: was sitting in Peter's house with he and his partner
Speaker 9: friend and I was like, you know, I showed him
Speaker 9: the video of them howling. He started tearing up. He goes,
Speaker 9: this is the first.
Speaker 1: Time, what if a man was tearing up because of
Speaker 1: two puppies are cute, you know, puppy wolf puppies are cute.
Speaker 1: But you're not really seeing an ancient animal coming back
Speaker 1: to life. You're not looking at a veloci raptor here,
Speaker 1: or you know, a less lethal dinosaur. I guess you're
Speaker 1: not looking at that. You're looking at something that was
Speaker 1: genetically faked to look like one. They're just looking like something.
Speaker 1: Isn't the same as being something. I don't care how
Speaker 1: you manipulate it. Right, it's not the it's not the
Speaker 1: sperm and egg thing going on here.
Speaker 9: I haven't heard of darwolf or anyone's heard a darwlf
Speaker 9: for ten thousand years. Started well, he like he like
Speaker 9: physically emotionally got chills and started crying.
Speaker 1: And then he's like, that's crazy, that's schizophrenia, that's that's
Speaker 1: a that's a crazy brain. And they hate listen Dead
Speaker 1: Alive by Peter Jackson. That was a fun movie. Guy
Speaker 1: with the you know, the zombies and oh, Fernando, his
Speaker 1: dog gets eaten by his mother I think it was
Speaker 1: or his uh, his girlfriend's dog gets eaten by his mother.
Speaker 1: It's a German shepherd, by the way, and he uses
Speaker 1: a lawnmower at the end, it's it's it's a fun movie.
Speaker 1: But this is before he got all weird.
Speaker 9: He's like, well, you know, I do have the throne.
Speaker 9: I was like, what do you mean? He goes, I
Speaker 9: bought the throne last week at auction. It's at a
Speaker 9: private auction for black Sabobies or someone, right, And so
Speaker 9: he did, and it just happened to be where the wolves.
Speaker 1: I've always pronounced that sother best. What's that wrong?
Speaker 9: We're doing their VAT checkup, Like talk about cosmic coincidence. Incredible, right,
Speaker 9: And so.
Speaker 1: That's what Joe's job is to wow. Just just like
Speaker 1: when we were looking at Sneaker the other day and
Speaker 1: his expressive boom whoa. It's like, this is what they
Speaker 1: do on social media, for the for the keeping your attention,
Speaker 1: waking you back up, for people with certain tension spans,
Speaker 1: and just playing to the lowest common denominator, the massive morons,
Speaker 1: because they numbers, right, numbers matter, clicks matter.
Speaker 9: You know what you don't see in this photo is
Speaker 9: you don't see the fact that we have American Humane Society.
Speaker 1: There we three you know, mass murderers of animals, the
Speaker 1: American Munity. Yeah, the Humane Society still are. A woman
Speaker 1: in our neighborhood who works for the Humane Society. So
Speaker 1: one of our cats outside in our front lawn and
Speaker 1: stole him, kidnapped our family member, my daughter's kitten. The
Speaker 1: house next door had not very They were like hoarding animals,
Speaker 1: so we started taking care of them because it's hot
Speaker 1: outside and they were being not very nice to these animals.
Speaker 1: And one of those was a kitten, so in reality
Speaker 1: it wasn't really ours, but that mother gave birth in
Speaker 1: our backyard, right, So we took care of these kittens.
Speaker 1: One of them was a tabby kind of like mid
Speaker 1: level hair. We named him Walter. I can't remember why,
Speaker 1: but it was a funny name. And this woman come up,
Speaker 1: came up, and he was super cute and he was
Speaker 1: very approachable like he would he wasn't afraid of people,
Speaker 1: and she snatched him up, and then she decided to
Speaker 1: foster him. So he wasn't at the place. They lied
Speaker 1: to me the first time I was there, and then
Speaker 1: they ransomed them off to me for one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty one hundred and eighty dollars to get him back.
Speaker 1: That's the Humane Society. Oh and by the way, they
Speaker 1: inject everything with their bullshit belief in their allopathic nonsense.
Speaker 1: Did you know that the thing that they called rabies
Speaker 1: isn't a virus bacteria. It's usually a mineral deficiency or
Speaker 1: a parasite, and it's not something that you use a
Speaker 1: vaccine for. So yeah, a lot of times they say, oh,
Speaker 1: these things are rabid, and it's usually like after like
Speaker 1: a war. It's like, no, they're starving to death and
Speaker 1: they're depleted of nutrients and they're going a little cuckoo. Plus,
Speaker 1: when you're in that state, you're more susceptible to infections, bacteria,
Speaker 1: and parasites. A lot of these animals that they say
Speaker 1: are rabbit are not, but they'll put them down and
Speaker 1: chop off their heads. Anyway.
Speaker 9: The veterinary people, we had six people from our animal care.
Speaker 8: When you say check up, you don't vaccinate these little guys,
Speaker 8: do you see?
Speaker 1: Joe says something there and I thought that was cool,
Speaker 1: But then here it comes a douchebag and here's their
Speaker 1: belief in their own bullshit. This is their their pharmacia.
Speaker 9: They do get they because of viruses from bullshit.
Speaker 1: You believe in nonsense, You don't look things up. You
Speaker 1: just think nobody wants to be that guy, right who
Speaker 1: challenges what everybody else thinks they know or whoever puts
Speaker 1: out the You know, you want to be feeling clever
Speaker 1: as a as a species. You don't want you want
Speaker 1: to you want to be aware and hip to all
Speaker 1: the latest science so that you can feel intellectually superior.
Speaker 1: The last thing you want to do is, you know,
Speaker 1: challenge it. But isn't that where the intellectual superiority or
Speaker 1: the intellectual fortitude comes from, is not just accepting and
Speaker 1: regurgitating nonsense, but actually looking into it and you know,
Speaker 1: questioning the answers, as that old Mighty Muddy Bosstones album
Speaker 1: was called, question the answers.
Speaker 9: That they can get from the soil at eight At
Speaker 9: eight weeks, they do get basic virus, they get basic vaccines.
Speaker 8: Oh are you concerned about that right exactly?
Speaker 9: I mean you have this animal that you're just yeah,
Speaker 9: so these are staying on, you know, like these are
Speaker 9: not going.
Speaker 1: So in an effort to get rid of something that
Speaker 1: doesn't exist, that they didn't have, you're going to deliberately
Speaker 1: pump poison into their bloodstream and muscle tissue. Sounds like
Speaker 1: a sound idea, and they do this to our children
Speaker 1: obviously almost eighty times. Now, if we let them, that's
Speaker 1: the key there, if we let.
Speaker 9: Them back into the wild, right and not yet. Right now,
Speaker 9: they're on a two thousand acre secure, expansive ecological preserve with.
Speaker 1: Two thousand acres for two little puppies.
Speaker 9: Three twenty four to seven care. We have an animal
Speaker 9: hospital that we built.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but what kind of care if if you're stupid
Speaker 1: enough to inject poison into them, what kind of care
Speaker 1: is that? Oh, let me reassure you that they have
Speaker 1: the best and blah blahlah blah. You guys are are
Speaker 1: a corporation. You're you're a company, a for profit company.
Speaker 1: You're not you know, in this for whatever positive reasons.
Speaker 1: You just want to see if you could do something
Speaker 1: so you could show you how clever you are and
Speaker 1: then bolster up your your you know, your services to
Speaker 1: the rest of the world as a big, huge advertisement infomercial.
Speaker 1: And then you're like, oh, but they're doing this and that.
Speaker 1: Well obviously, you guys for being all science y and all,
Speaker 1: you don't actually understand how illness and health works.
Speaker 9: Wow, people always like you guys raise so much money.
Speaker 9: And I was like, well, it because we didn't just
Speaker 9: spend it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's get a kickstarter going guys or a gifts
Speaker 1: and go for But we're gonna make a three headed frog.
Speaker 1: We'll just tell people that. Right. If we family fail.
Speaker 9: On the labs, you have just spent it on the
Speaker 9: animal care the facilities.
Speaker 8: Yeah, let's see the photo of the actual grown ones
Speaker 8: because they're fucking nuts.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 9: So this is rod Miss and Remiss playing in the
Speaker 9: snow on the preserve when they are three months old.
Speaker 8: So the three months how big are they?
Speaker 9: Three months? They were north of forty five pounds?
Speaker 1: Wow? So look at that face?
Speaker 9: God, are they just get? They just get As they've aged,
Speaker 9: they've just got more and more beautiful.
Speaker 8: So let's go to the adults because the adults have
Speaker 8: crazy characteristics. So we were saying that you didn't even know.
Speaker 1: That we didn't know, right, and so, well, you didn't know,
Speaker 1: But how do you know it's natural? It's not from
Speaker 1: original DNA, it's something that you altered. So is it's
Speaker 1: just the natural trying to push its way through? How
Speaker 1: do you know these are characteristics of the wolf that
Speaker 1: was original? You don't you don't even know if dire
Speaker 1: roles even were a thing. We're just taking their word
Speaker 1: on that too. Nobody was here ten thousand, twelve thousand
Speaker 1: years ago to verify this for them?
Speaker 9: Did we ended up taking getting a Is this a
Speaker 9: full grown one? They're still five months old, so they're
Speaker 9: eighty pounds at five months so wolves typically grow twelve
Speaker 9: to fourteen months, so they're not full grown yet.
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 8: And how big is it already?
Speaker 9: Eighty pounds? About five and a half feet and the
Speaker 9: main Yeah, and so a couple of things about the wolves, Jamie,
Speaker 9: you're about Yeah, so we didn't know this, right. We
Speaker 9: knew that they were ap ply Sistine wolf. We knew
Speaker 9: that they existed and when extinct about twelve You.
Speaker 1: Know that, how what you end up with our you know,
Speaker 1: bone fragments? Maybe if they're twelve thousand years ago, you
Speaker 1: get a full skillet, and I doubt, but you don't
Speaker 1: know what it looked like on the outside. That's all
Speaker 1: assumption and presumption. And they went to the material to
Speaker 1: edit a great wolf rather than you know, pull some
Speaker 1: Jurassic Park shit, right, So how do you know what
Speaker 1: it was what it looked like? And how how are
Speaker 1: you surprised by something that you altered looking, you know,
Speaker 1: coming up with any kind of feature like you should.
Speaker 1: This is your first run. There shouldn't be surprises. There
Speaker 1: should just be observations and notes. You know, noted that
Speaker 1: when we do this to a gray wolf, you get
Speaker 1: a little bit of gray here in the way. You know,
Speaker 1: we do a little we see a little bit of
Speaker 1: this and that. Because it's not the original, it's not
Speaker 1: even close. It's a copy. I mean, it's a it's
Speaker 1: a more like a forgery, right A a fraud, that's
Speaker 1: a good word for it. It's a manipulation.
Speaker 9: All a thousand years ago when a lot of megaphonoics
Speaker 9: seemed like the during kind of that younger dry period,
Speaker 9: that younger dry is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that was a reset. Huh. So I was
Speaker 1: saying about seven thousand years ago something happened. It could
Speaker 1: have been because we start hearing about things, you know,
Speaker 1: people and fully developed cultures and civilizations like our Gothic
Speaker 1: and there's right around five six thousand years ago. So
Speaker 1: it's the potential for the the the big issue that
Speaker 1: occurred that may have sent people under ground, because I mean,
Speaker 1: you look at go Blecki Teppe. If we buy into
Speaker 1: what they say about that time period. Then it was
Speaker 1: built at least twelve thousand years ago, they say, buried
Speaker 1: over after sub thousands of year, so maybe five thousand
Speaker 1: years or whatever. It's about seven thousand, maybe five thousand
Speaker 1: years ago on purpose, they say. And then there's a
Speaker 1: Karen Teppi that they're starting to excavate now and they're
Speaker 1: saying same time frame rate around but also deliberately buried.
Speaker 1: So they say, how do they know that? I don't know,
Speaker 1: but if we did, because these are both in you know,
Speaker 1: you're looking at Turkey and stuff like that. In that
Speaker 1: area of Cappadocia, curse Imish was where each eden Knights
Speaker 1: came from, and they were you know, as far as
Speaker 1: Armenia and into all different areas that mess obtainment wasn't
Speaker 1: the only place. So was it our ancestors that buried
Speaker 1: these places because they were, you know, places of dark
Speaker 1: magic and sorcery and they just wanted to bury that
Speaker 1: as as they were getting rid of this this cult activity.
Speaker 1: It's possible that's a that's a I can't verify any
Speaker 1: of that, but it's it's a theory that I'm I'm
Speaker 1: playing with a little bit here.
Speaker 9: Kind of cooling period they went, they went extinct as well, right,
Speaker 9: and we knew all we know because all we have
Speaker 9: is we don't have frozen dire wolves or frozen samples.
Speaker 9: We literally just know from skeletal remains that they were
Speaker 9: twenty twenty five percent larger. They were stockier.
Speaker 1: Skeletal remains, but not a full skeleton. So what they're
Speaker 1: looking at is this bone here, this little fragment bone.
Speaker 1: We're going to assume it's just you know, let's say
Speaker 1: a rib or a vertebrae, and based on this piece
Speaker 1: of one, we're gonna say, wow, that was actually bigger
Speaker 1: than the wolves of today by x amount. This is
Speaker 1: all guesswork, Like you know, how they know quote unquote
Speaker 1: and I'm putting my air quotes out, know that there
Speaker 1: were megalodons. A shark's skeletal structure is cartilage. None of
Speaker 1: that survives. They find a tooth that looks like a
Speaker 1: shark tooth, but as much bigger, and then their imagination
Speaker 1: goes to work and they tell you that it's a
Speaker 1: giant shark. It could have been an animal with very
Speaker 1: similar teeth that didn't look anything like that at all.
Speaker 9: Sure, they probably weren't as fast based on kind of
Speaker 9: their body weight as a normal wolf would be. But
Speaker 9: we knew that they had thicker skulls, a larger cranium
Speaker 9: and whatnot, and we assumed that they're therefore, and we
Speaker 9: did find this out in the genome, which is we
Speaker 9: assumed people that they were white because there's like this
Speaker 9: misconception for a while that they were read because some
Speaker 9: scientists wanted to make a paper and assume that they
Speaker 9: are read so they get their papers.
Speaker 8: Doesn't it make sense for natural selection? Yeah, they're an
Speaker 8: arctic hunting animal.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and they have this beautiful We didn't know that
Speaker 9: they have this beautiful, like mainlike quality to them. And
Speaker 9: when they're babies, you saw a couple of pictures their
Speaker 9: fur almost feels like polar bears.
Speaker 1: See, all of this is based on something that's not
Speaker 1: at all natural. They think they're so confident in their
Speaker 1: science that they think if they manipulate something that it's
Speaker 1: the same as it being the thing. And that's crazy,
Speaker 1: Like all this, all this that they're talking about is meaningless.
Speaker 1: They don't know what an actual natural dire wolf, if
Speaker 1: there was one, what it would be like, because they
Speaker 1: didn't make one. They made a cup. They made a
Speaker 1: Affects simile.
Speaker 9: It's crazy.
Speaker 8: Wow, it's so is it like polar bears and that's
Speaker 8: hollow or it's not.
Speaker 9: It's it's like typical wolves, but it's incredibly thick. It
Speaker 9: grows in kind of these these clumps. But then as
Speaker 9: they've as they've grown in, they've started to get this
Speaker 9: kind of like Maine to them, which is in females
Speaker 9: as well. Uh well, the female she's only six weeks
Speaker 9: olds to an asult. So if you keep going through
Speaker 9: a couple other photos, yeah, I mean they're just they're
Speaker 9: just beautiful, and I mean it's funny.
Speaker 1: Someone. So here's the question. Don't animals usually like this?
Speaker 1: Don't they usually produce in litters? So are they doing
Speaker 1: this genetic sequencing and then putting it into a gray
Speaker 1: wolf to actually have a live birth baby, or are
Speaker 1: they doing all this outside of a womb making it
Speaker 1: even more unnatural? Anybody ever asked these questions? Like, I
Speaker 1: have a couple more videos up here, maybe we'll get
Speaker 1: to that answer.
Speaker 9: Actually said they on music they almost look like shelll
Speaker 9: and pony wolves at some point, right.
Speaker 8: Right, there's something they're so stocky, the stock.
Speaker 1: Do you think Joe knows what the Shetland pony wolf
Speaker 1: is just off the top of us. I'd like that
Speaker 1: for him to say, right, it's just confirmation.
Speaker 9: Either thicker they are, I mean, they're they're absolutely beautiful.
Speaker 9: That so this is Kalisi. So he looks like a baby,
Speaker 9: and we we nailed it. We we we named her.
Speaker 8: Can we hear it?
Speaker 1: Can we hear?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 1: Sorry, Joe, our budget is like, you know, infinite, but
Speaker 1: we can't get audio on this name.
Speaker 9: Khalisi for George R.
Speaker 1: Martin obviously, Khalisi for George R. Martin obviously. Okay, now
Speaker 1: we know what they say is the reason for that name.
Speaker 9: Who's an investor in Colossal?
Speaker 10: Oh wow?
Speaker 8: Oh Nature's cute little murderers?
Speaker 9: Well everything in nature murder is something right?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean look at the Jews, we were.
Speaker 8: Well, cow's murder grass.
Speaker 9: Yeah, And people are now saying you can hear grass
Speaker 9: and other plants like scream.
Speaker 8: Now yeah, yeah they scream.
Speaker 9: So I guess I guess we all lawn mower man
Speaker 9: are bad.
Speaker 8: Life eats life. This is this is I mean, that's
Speaker 8: the reason why plants have chemicals to dissuade us from
Speaker 8: eating them. What are they eating there?
Speaker 9: So they love to chew on horns in the States,
Speaker 9: So we have a different phases of we built one
Speaker 9: hundred and forty five page animal.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing too. I mean, typically domesticated animals, especially
Speaker 1: from birth, are usually pretty good with people, and they're
Speaker 1: a lot softer and more gentle and more trusting. But
Speaker 1: you know, when you mess with their DNA, who's a
Speaker 1: note when said animal getting larger and larger is just
Speaker 1: gonna snap And you know, mall one of these stupid
Speaker 1: scientists in the turning the snow red. I mean, that
Speaker 1: would kind of be like poetic justice, wouldn't it.
Speaker 9: God, these are actually different horns from different alc and
Speaker 9: other species that we're putting.
Speaker 8: Out there, and they just like a dog does.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 1: So, hey, we gave him this one toy. We didn't
Speaker 1: give them multiple toys and have them decide which one
Speaker 1: is their favorite. We just gave them this one thing
Speaker 1: and they love it. Okay, they love it because that's
Speaker 1: what they've been given. Give them a ball, see what
Speaker 1: they like. If they like the ball, you know, throw
Speaker 1: it to them, see if they'll jase it.
Speaker 8: You letting these animals kill things or you feed it there, so.
Speaker 9: We're feeding themselves. So they had a combination of bison meat, horse.
Speaker 8: Meat, and letting them kill things.
Speaker 9: We're just about to introduce carcasses to them, so giving
Speaker 9: them part of a carcass, letting them feed. Building in
Speaker 9: that that dynamic between.
Speaker 1: This is how artificial and stupid these people are. Right
Speaker 1: in the in their early development, that's when they have
Speaker 1: to learn the skills. So they're actually making them dependent
Speaker 1: upon people to feed them because they're not giving them
Speaker 1: the ability to create that skill. I mean, going and
Speaker 1: taking down an animal that's trying to evade you because
Speaker 1: it's trying to save its life is not something that
Speaker 1: you just get every time, right, There's not a very
Speaker 1: good success rate even when you are a natural animal.
Speaker 1: That's why a lot of them are starving all the time,
Speaker 1: scarcely of food, changing of their environment, all kinds of
Speaker 1: things factor into that. But even in the best scenario,
Speaker 1: they're not one hundred percent you know, success rate catching
Speaker 1: bunnies and stuff like that. So they're making them even
Speaker 1: more on a crutch by doing this stupid thing because
Speaker 1: you know, humans know better. Of course they do. Humans
Speaker 1: know better than nature. The way it was set up
Speaker 1: was just so random, archaic and haphazard. And yet they
Speaker 1: still are the same people that will profess God makes
Speaker 1: mistakes and can't even figure out what kind of cup
Speaker 1: to put his light in otherwise a break and screws up.
Speaker 1: You know all that stuff. Kavala blah blah blah.
Speaker 9: And the two brothers for now and then, and they
Speaker 9: are starting to exhibit some hunting behavior.
Speaker 8: Are you gonna let them hunt animal?
Speaker 9: I mean they're on it. They are on a seemingly
Speaker 9: wild just answer the fucking question, yes or no. Two
Speaker 9: thousand acre preserve with just them, so they do have
Speaker 9: the ability to hunt on that preserve, but they're not
Speaker 9: doing it yet. They're starting to exhibit that the.
Speaker 1: Because they're feeding them. They haven't a desire or need.
Speaker 9: They're full originally the kind of the the first inklings
Speaker 9: that that it will trend toward that. But we want
Speaker 9: them to live. We want them and we're going to
Speaker 9: probably make two or three more. We want a solid
Speaker 9: little social pack that we can monitor, that can live
Speaker 9: a seemingly wild life that we can understand more about them. Wow,
Speaker 9: that's cool. But the other thing that's that's equally cool
Speaker 9: to it going back to the Red Roll story.
Speaker 8: Can you which is crazy to me that you have
Speaker 8: reignited these ten thousand year old hunting genes. Yeah, that
Speaker 8: they're starting to including.
Speaker 1: Size, including size we under this guy brought Braylen photos.
Speaker 1: Says vaccine them is insane. Test one without them for
Speaker 1: fuck's sake. Yeah, I agree. Hey, my friend Kevin like
Speaker 1: this video that's probably wasn't recommended to me, kind of
Speaker 1: reminds me of Jurassic Park, except Jurassic Park was more
Speaker 1: of a natural reproduction for real stuff, not edited stuff.
Speaker 1: Hey we edited a wolf genetics and guess what we
Speaker 1: got a wolf. Oh that's that's incredible. Well, way way
Speaker 1: to go. M. Yeah, I've seen this one. Well that's
Speaker 1: that's a little rude. Mmm cute. Just because you can
Speaker 1: doesn't mean you should. Yeah, that was that was Jeff
Speaker 1: Goldblum in Jurassic Park. He's like, yeah, how many do
Speaker 1: they really have? And when will they accidentally get out? M.
Speaker 1: Somebody was using voice text or they just really believe
Speaker 1: that Jane and Jeans they spelled the same, but it's
Speaker 1: actually a proper nown like a name, So I'm pretty
Speaker 1: sure this is voice texting. Says I understand that it
Speaker 1: is a gray wolf with gene editing done, but it
Speaker 1: seems pretty authentic if their fur is completely different than
Speaker 1: the Oh boy, oh boy, smells like bullshit. Yeah, thank you,
Speaker 1: thank you. And is that that kind of looks like, uh,
Speaker 1: what's his name? Kind of looks like it's Kevin Smith
Speaker 1: there when he was chunky, all right, he says love.
Speaker 1: The community notes we should apply logic to transformers, uh,
Speaker 1: dire wolves and dire straits.
Speaker 9: That was a funny one understand more about it goes
Speaker 9: on forever. We looked at what genes made really a
Speaker 9: diable like what was separated in the beautiful thing for
Speaker 9: us is that we had a thirteen.
Speaker 1: How many test trials and other animals did they make
Speaker 1: before they got it? Got it nailed down?
Speaker 9: That's what I like, one thousand year old tooth and
Speaker 9: a seventy three thousand year old skull, So we could
Speaker 9: actually understand the genetic distance. With that much generic distance
Speaker 9: between them, we could actually understand, uh, you know, what
Speaker 9: truly was fixed and conserved in the dire wolf genome
Speaker 9: and what wasn't just population gyms?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 1: If there's if they're under an assumption that the evolution
Speaker 1: is a thing to adaptation is evolution.
Speaker 9: You and I are fifty thousand years apart. You know,
Speaker 9: there's a lot of different mutations in that time period.
Speaker 9: But if we can then really say, okay, you know
Speaker 9: what made been been and what made jojo? Oh, here's
Speaker 9: the overlaps, it allowed us to really understand that and it's.
Speaker 8: Just fun that the behavior characteristics are kind of baked
Speaker 8: into the big genes. Yeah, and they just were dormant
Speaker 8: for ten thousand.
Speaker 1: It was weren't They weren't dormant, and they weren't baked in.
Speaker 1: You guys took a fucking gray wolf and made this again.
Speaker 1: They can't even they can't even be honest with themselves.
Speaker 1: All right, that's enough that one says, lamb lambs wolves.
Speaker 1: Fourteen pairs fourteen is another one of those numbers, like
Speaker 1: the fourteen pieces of Osiris. Fourteen is a one of
Speaker 1: those magic numbers. Right, He's like, remiss, Come on, man,
Speaker 1: they're playing in people. They're playing in people's faces with
Speaker 1: this shit. It says the wolf will live with the lamb,
Speaker 1: the leopard will lie down with the goat, The calf
Speaker 1: and the lion and the yearling together, and a little
Speaker 1: child will lead them Isaiah eleven six. Oh, when it
Speaker 1: was seventy two thousand year old skull? I think they
Speaker 1: said seventy three. They used supposedly seventy two.
Speaker 6: Yo.
Speaker 1: Oh, what happened to my? Oh here's another one? Who
Speaker 1: asso's see this? It happened? Omg, it happened. The dire
Speaker 1: wolf is back. No, it's not. Two beautiful and healthy
Speaker 1: white dire wolves called they didn't spell Remis right. Remis
Speaker 1: and Romulus were born in October twenty twenty four after
Speaker 1: being de extincted. Who the hell uses that and thinks that?
Speaker 1: That's words by Colossal Biosciences, who are the most exciting
Speaker 1: company on the forefront of conservation. Is this an advertisement?
Speaker 1: Come on, man of animals that US humans have destroyed?
Speaker 1: Oh boy, when they are laided in thick air. But
Speaker 1: they're fucking bullshit in their assumptions and presumptions, and there
Speaker 1: you can obviously their jaded politics. Here their view of
Speaker 1: the world from the child's mind of a retardant public school.
Speaker 1: The two boys are currently living in it at a
Speaker 1: secret location ooh, spooky and mysterious and a huge and
Speaker 1: wild twenty acre enclosure in North America under the supervision
Speaker 1: of vets and staff. Right, they're gonna end up killing
Speaker 1: them with their bullshit allopathy. They are growing at a
Speaker 1: huge rate and have wonderful howls, just like the gray wolf, right,
Speaker 1: because that's what it's made out of. We will learn
Speaker 1: so much about this species. It's not new, it's not
Speaker 1: even natural. There's nothing to learn from it except the fact, hey,
Speaker 1: look we made one white. We made a gray wolf white. Hooray,
Speaker 1: high five. We will learn so much after this species
Speaker 1: as well as now have groundbreaking science. While this is
Speaker 1: not good grammar to restore critically endangered wildlife populations such
Speaker 1: as the red wolf and the northern white rhino on
Speaker 1: this person just coming off on tangents now as well
Speaker 1: as be able to edit out hereditary diseases. So making
Speaker 1: fakes that look the same is the way of the future.
Speaker 1: Everything's artificial, everything's fake, and gay hereditary diseases are a thing.
Speaker 1: First of all, it's not a thing. It's not it's
Speaker 1: not bad genes. It's some more bullshit than people to
Speaker 1: believe in that are killing huge swaths of animal populations, right,
Speaker 1: because nature's retarded, right, and you're not Project Gemini success
Speaker 1: premature twins rescued and incubator out of Ukraine hospital to safety.
Speaker 1: And then I can't make it bigger. But this is
Speaker 1: the romulus and renising here right there, you see the
Speaker 1: wolf and the two children underneath it getting some milk
Speaker 1: from the from the tap, straight from the tap. Mhm.
Speaker 1: Swedish man says Sweden needs more immigrants, and then they
Speaker 1: pan around to the back of the said and he's
Speaker 1: gonnayam go on and they go Swedish huh. We don't
Speaker 1: need to get into that very Wait. Oh, let's see
Speaker 1: what else we got here. Oh. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you've seen this one before, I've played it before. I'll
Speaker 1: look at her eyeball right there, I should tell you everything.
Speaker 1: But of course, oh Evey pulled my pants up about
Speaker 1: of my butthole and all the way up to my armpits.
Speaker 1: Oh Evey. The eyebrows sell it every time. Oh, let's
Speaker 1: see what's this. I don't know if I saw this
Speaker 1: one before. This might be something about maybe I just
Speaker 1: didn't see him, but I guess I guess I fired it.
Speaker 1: I guess it was my imagination. Oh yeah, this is
Speaker 1: that thing.
Speaker 11: Why did you do it? Why did you tell such
Speaker 11: a reason so many people for so long.
Speaker 7: It wasn't a lie.
Speaker 1: It was I remember we talked about the other day
Speaker 1: and what I talked about with flood rationalization for everything.
Speaker 1: Nothing that they do is wrong. It's all deflection, it's
Speaker 1: all projection, it's all pointing the finger outward from the
Speaker 1: center from them and just re they can lie straight
Speaker 1: to your face without any lack of conscious you know,
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I I shouldn't do that. No, I
Speaker 1: have no problem with that. Remember, it's it's the detached tether.
Speaker 1: The tether is broken between them and any kind of
Speaker 1: sense of you know, goodness and character, nobility, integrity. Now
Speaker 1: none of that waves on their minds. Oh wow, there's
Speaker 1: a really cool bird on my weight bench, the redhead.
Speaker 1: Oh it was super neat looking. All right, anyway, it's
Speaker 1: gonna be a nice day today. It's like in ninety seven,
Speaker 1: they said six weeks ago. Holocaust Cawar has proved that
Speaker 1: it was physically impossible for prisoners to approach the fence
Speaker 1: at the concentration camps where Hermann was kept at it
Speaker 1: and Roma's family was actually two hundred miles away at
Speaker 1: the time. Well, she was a good jogger, or she
Speaker 1: had a bicycle. Wednesday for the first time, Rosenblast spoke
Speaker 1: out in an exclusive interview with Good Morning America to
Speaker 1: share his side of the story. I'm sure this wasn't
Speaker 1: that Wednesday for the first time. I mean, this is
Speaker 1: an old video. It wasn't a lie. It was my
Speaker 1: imagination and in my imagination, in my mind, I believed it.
Speaker 1: Even now I believe it that she was there and
Speaker 1: she threw the apple to me. In my imagination, it
Speaker 1: was Drew. That's all you need, that's all you need,
Speaker 1: and that's who's that. This is the type of mentality
Speaker 1: that runs our education system, the media, the news, if
Speaker 1: I need to clarify that, and the justice system, because
Speaker 1: I remember, these people actually control our country. Isn't that
Speaker 1: something There's a little insight into their way.
Speaker 7: They think it's my imagination and then my imagination in
Speaker 7: my mind, I believed it. Even though I believe it.
Speaker 11: How can you say it wasn't a lie, It wasn't true,
Speaker 11: and you know it's not true.
Speaker 7: Yes it's not true, but in my imagination it was true.
Speaker 1: It's the same thing as saying we lied. Oh, well,
Speaker 1: he's a looker, isn't she.
Speaker 11: Says he made the story up to give people hope
Speaker 11: and to promote Oh.
Speaker 1: Well, that's good as long as you can rationalize it
Speaker 1: as the reason why you're doing it. And definitely not
Speaker 1: for I don't know, books and movies and you know payouts.
Speaker 1: And does any beaver get suit? No? No, no, of course,
Speaker 1: not not them. Who was anybody else? Of course.
Speaker 11: Understanding about the Holocaust. But members of his own family
Speaker 11: say his real motivation was money. So you were not
Speaker 11: motivated in any way by money. No, this is from
Speaker 11: your son.
Speaker 1: He said, hey, hey, we found them one and who
Speaker 1: doesn't think about money? Good? All right? Cool? Now I
Speaker 1: want to find a tall pigmy who's light skinned. Let's
Speaker 1: let's see if we can find one of those. Or
Speaker 1: a hooker with a heart of gold. How about that
Speaker 1: that might be easier to the tall pigmy.
Speaker 11: That he knew you were lying for years and he
Speaker 11: couldn't get you to stop. And here's his quote. It
Speaker 11: was always hurtful. My father is a man who I
Speaker 11: don't know. How do you respond to that?
Speaker 7: I don't know. I can't respond to it. I don't
Speaker 7: know why he said that.
Speaker 11: Herman and roma Rosenblat told their false story publicly for
Speaker 11: more than a decade, but it all fell apart about
Speaker 11: six weeks ago.
Speaker 7: Why did your.
Speaker 11: Wife agree to go along with this? Did she ever
Speaker 11: express any rest?
Speaker 7: She loves me?
Speaker 9: Why did you do it?
Speaker 1: Why did because she loves me? And money, money, money, money.
Speaker 1: He does look, somebody said, Thomas Massey looks absolutely one
Speaker 1: different if you lost weight. It's he has facial hair down.
Speaker 1: But I would agree he doesn't look He looks like
Speaker 1: a dire wolf component of himself. You know, Will Caine,
Speaker 1: that's an interesting name. Um Europe has the values of
Speaker 1: the Talmud. Well, if that's true, then they've then we
Speaker 1: already know this has been long since conquered. It's not
Speaker 1: it's not Europe that has it. It's the people that
Speaker 1: have co opted and infiltrated Europe that have the values
Speaker 1: of the Talmud. Oh, this is this? Did you know
Speaker 1: about this?
Speaker 8: Bullshit?
Speaker 1: Here you go, see those yellow caps. Let's have a
Speaker 1: little look at this. Look at this fucking guy? All right?
Speaker 8: Why don't open this one?
Speaker 1: Well, everything they do is so gay.
Speaker 8: Not until passover.
Speaker 1: That is so bad.
Speaker 9: Why are there yellow caps on this coke?
Speaker 1: But other Coca cola look as your good our regular caps.
Speaker 8: Why does this cap differ from all?
Speaker 1: Why are you so flamboyant and the gay.
Speaker 8: Other caps.
Speaker 4: No caps?
Speaker 12: The reason is is because this Coca Cola has no
Speaker 12: corn syrup.
Speaker 8: Usually Coca colas have corn syrup, but this one.
Speaker 1: Well, the boy, yeah, remember you get your your sense
Speaker 1: of being full is shut off when you drink corn
Speaker 1: syrup or just corn syrup, so you eat until you
Speaker 1: become a fat, fucking cow. Totally not deliberate at all.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you know. Why are we using corn syrup
Speaker 1: when sugar isn't expensive in the first place? And why
Speaker 1: are we piling in sugar anyway?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Maybe because that's what they give us.
Speaker 1: This is the this is the the prison, the open
Speaker 1: air prison diet.
Speaker 4: When it's a special run that Coca Cola does just
Speaker 4: for the Jewish people who celebrate Passover.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, and where who's who wants Coca Cola? I
Speaker 1: wonder why they would be doing something like that for
Speaker 1: just you if you're only two percent of the population.
Speaker 1: Doesn't seem like a good marketing tactic, does it, unless
Speaker 1: maybe they're lying Like Flood had said, they're in charge
Speaker 1: of their own census. And how do you do that? Oh,
Speaker 1: you own the place that you get to just dictate
Speaker 1: to right, they have their own separate courts, their own
Speaker 1: separate laws, their own separate everything within our country. Why well,
Speaker 1: because you know reasons, reasons being at least their financial system.
Speaker 1: Where the people who run that, who claim also jew
Speaker 1: or Frankist, they're the ones who are really in charge.
Speaker 1: So they let their little minions have full rain and
Speaker 1: access to everything, and you, my friend, are their captives.
Speaker 1: And they put real sugar and actually, have we seen
Speaker 1: the ingredients?
Speaker 11: We should have this the whole entire years, you.
Speaker 1: Know, did you have claim? Is made his demands? We
Speaker 1: want this, we want this for the entire year that
Speaker 1: coke was promised to them four thousand years ago. That's hilarious.
Speaker 1: We had to go big hammer or hams whatever.
Speaker 9: What's inside cane sugar and caramel color.
Speaker 1: So basically, if co Cola was going healthy, this is
Speaker 1: the way it would be right because cane sugar is
Speaker 1: super healthy too. I'm glad you believe that. Maybe it'll
Speaker 1: shorten your spand too.
Speaker 8: It's over.
Speaker 12: This is kosher for passover, and a lot of people
Speaker 12: stock up on them.
Speaker 8: Not mentioning anything.
Speaker 1: Some people don't even have this. But let's look at
Speaker 1: what the cat says. Does that mean that they brutally
Speaker 1: tortured that coca cola before they bottled it? Is that
Speaker 1: how they made it kosher? Is it because it's blessed
Speaker 1: by a rabbi? Or because they only had one cabinet
Speaker 1: door open at a time while making it. Those are
Speaker 1: some of the requisites for it to be considered kosher.
Speaker 1: You pe, all right, there's that somebody told me to
Speaker 1: look up this guy. I don't I think he's another
Speaker 1: one to just say yo. Well, those people saying things
Speaker 1: so that people get baited into openly expressing what their
Speaker 1: opinions are. When you get this any type of level,
Speaker 1: in my opinion, that people know who you are. Like
Speaker 1: Stu with his huge ass budget for his show. That's
Speaker 1: not natural, that's not real. That's that's a manufactured asshole.
Speaker 1: So I don't know about Luca's gage or his history
Speaker 1: or story or whatever makes them so special, but let's
Speaker 1: listen to this for a second.
Speaker 4: Oh, I don't know how many children you need to
Speaker 4: see blow up before you realize there's something wrong with
Speaker 4: these people we call Israelis and you know what, they're
Speaker 4: not people? See, I call them demons, and I'm not
Speaker 4: saying that for some effect. Don't know what else to
Speaker 4: call them but demons, because they're the only people I've seen.
Speaker 1: Is he like shouting in New York subway or something.
Speaker 1: That's what sounds like to me.
Speaker 4: On this planet that go into chat rooms on telegram
Speaker 4: and laugh at dead civilians, specifically children. It's a telegram
Speaker 4: one hundred and twenty two thousand Israelis laughing at the
Speaker 4: baby that was decapitated, and Rafa laughing at him and
Speaker 4: the father holding it. Is that human to you? Does
Speaker 4: that sound like a person? The most moral military, the
Speaker 4: most wonderful people, the nation of priests, the light into
Speaker 4: the nations, the chosen people, chosen by who, chosen by who.
Speaker 4: You know the worst part of this, I can expect
Speaker 4: that from demonic Israelis. I expect that behavior. What breaks
Speaker 4: my heart. As Americans and other people who support these.
Speaker 1: People, Christians acty, they support them, Well.
Speaker 7: That's war.
Speaker 4: Oh so October seventh happened, No I didn't. People died there.
Speaker 4: Oh my guys.
Speaker 7: The worst things is to all of us.
Speaker 4: But when you see these tens of thousands of civilians
Speaker 4: and he blow them to pieces. Well, that's just the
Speaker 4: way it is. That's just war. That's just war. Americans
Speaker 4: are saying this Boomer Americans and all these Zionists, Christian science,
Speaker 4: that's just the way it is.
Speaker 3: That's terrible.
Speaker 4: But you try to argue with these people, you try
Speaker 4: to tell them why it's wrong. You know what, Stop
Speaker 4: trying to tell them. Start showing in the videos, shoving
Speaker 4: in their face. But this is Christian blowing up this
Speaker 4: baby is Christian. Christ would do this and shame them. Shit,
Speaker 4: this is what they do. This is good, this is
Speaker 4: what Jesus would do. You sick fuck and start shaming
Speaker 4: them like you shame a pedophile.
Speaker 1: We are beyond like you would shame a pedophile. Why
Speaker 1: are you making a distinction like they're not both. They
Speaker 1: are both the majority of I mean not saying all
Speaker 1: of them practice it, but it's written out for them
Speaker 1: that it's perfectly okay for them to be one. And
Speaker 1: aside might.
Speaker 4: Gond arguments, at this point, we need to start shaming
Speaker 4: people who support these demons blowing up children because that's
Speaker 4: what they are.
Speaker 1: Do they ever notice like the points that are made
Speaker 1: are very simplistic it's uh, maybe for the mass understanding.
Speaker 1: I guess that's the reason. But when you're the person
Speaker 1: who is supposed to be the wise think or a
Speaker 1: researcher or whatever, don't you think that you should present
Speaker 1: your stuff a little bit more like with some substance
Speaker 1: rather than it's like really simple points made oh all
Speaker 1: the time. And I guess that gets more people because
Speaker 1: they don't have to Whoever, Anyway, here you go, here's
Speaker 1: the entertainment industry. We're gonna get to what we're talking
Speaker 1: about today, I promise, But let's look at this stuff.
Speaker 1: The Romylson riems saying, remember that part jay.
Speaker 13: Z Team Rock, Adam Blackstone, Hell's kitchen.
Speaker 1: The most I know Blackstone, she said, Adam Blackstone. But
Speaker 1: Blackstone is also the name of the Christian Zionist that
Speaker 1: was pushing really hard for Israel that even what's his name, Oh,
Speaker 1: oh God, can I think of his name now? Louis
Speaker 1: brandeis applauded for his effort into creating the nation state
Speaker 1: of Israel and promoting that. Louis brandeis right E applauded.
Speaker 1: And then there's Blackstone, which births black Rock.
Speaker 14: Hi, good evening, godless yel, the more you're God bon
Speaker 14: breaking me, the highest pay Meghlamaniac boy king in all
Speaker 14: of Babylon.
Speaker 8: You see if you go and visit the very home
Speaker 8: of the Oscar.
Speaker 1: But this is a sarcasm too, like comedy and sarcasm,
Speaker 1: Like they might be pointing out the fact that this
Speaker 1: is the thing, and this is just the way life
Speaker 1: is and this is and they're actually ridiculing it with
Speaker 1: their sarcasm. It could it doesn't necessarily mean that they're
Speaker 1: It's both right and it could be taken either way.
Speaker 9: There's where they hold it each year.
Speaker 15: You can see a plaque on the wall that says
Speaker 15: the Babylonian Court.
Speaker 1: It's a Catblanc quote.
Speaker 9: Actually, Emmer shows you the stage and you see an
Speaker 9: unmistakable tower of Babel embedded into the design.
Speaker 15: Outside of the Kodak feeder, you have the gates to Ishtar,
Speaker 15: and you have Babylonian gods put on the outside of
Speaker 15: the gates. They have the exact elephants, they have the
Speaker 15: same exact gate of Ishtar, they have the same exact.
Speaker 1: Hollywood set that from the past, Like this is what
Speaker 1: they're showing here.
Speaker 4: Babalonian dogs over the top of the gates.
Speaker 16: There are a lot of people come up here and
Speaker 16: they think cases.
Speaker 1: For the sward before we go any further. Like those
Speaker 1: people that they're depicting there that they say at the
Speaker 1: end of or whatever, those are Goths. The whole history
Speaker 1: is upside down him backward. But they've they've semitized everything
Speaker 1: and claimed it right. Things that they couldn't they couldn't.
Speaker 1: They couldn't break all the all the statues and faces
Speaker 1: like they did with the you know in Egypt for
Speaker 1: what was his name? Oh fucking I don't care anymore,
Speaker 1: but you know what I'm talking about. They defaced a
Speaker 1: bunch of the statues ocnon, I think it was maybe
Speaker 1: someone else.
Speaker 16: I want you to know that no one had less
Speaker 16: to do with this award than Jesus.
Speaker 1: Well, that's funny for you to say.
Speaker 2: Jesus is a warning.
Speaker 12: Thankful for the Oscar god and the other names of
Speaker 12: the all goods.
Speaker 16: As far as when you get this little building.
Speaker 4: Statue, you become as stock.
Speaker 15: In the Egyptian culture, they also had a little statue
Speaker 15: that represented the god Ata and.
Speaker 8: See when an Egyptian king died.
Speaker 15: It was believed that his spirit went into the belt
Speaker 15: of Orion.
Speaker 1: And he then became this isn't bad, so don't link
Speaker 1: it was bad, you know what I mean? Like, of
Speaker 1: course they perverted and co opted and infiltrated and poisoned everything.
Speaker 1: But at the core of the Egyptian stuff that wasn't bad.
Speaker 1: That was corrupted. It became corrupted during That's why Egypt
Speaker 1: fell because of the fucking parasitic element. But the core,
Speaker 1: the core thoughts and ideas were very spiritual. And by
Speaker 1: the way, guess who the first Egyptian pharaohs were. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they were Goths too.
Speaker 9: That's a stark up until nineteen ninety ninety Oscar.
Speaker 1: This is what I mean, Like they erase our history.
Speaker 1: They over they overwrite it with their people, and they
Speaker 1: make it out to be like and then and then
Speaker 1: shorten the timeline so everybody's mixed together. And then because
Speaker 1: the people who came later after they've destroyed something are them. Oh,
Speaker 1: everything is them. They're they're responsible for all of creation,
Speaker 1: all cultures, even though they have no culture, uh you know,
Speaker 1: all morality, even though they're completely immoral and backward. It's
Speaker 1: just more of the same bullshit. They don't accomplish anything.
Speaker 1: They use other people to you know they claim there,
Speaker 1: they claim they steal, they rob other people's invasions, inventions
Speaker 1: and whatever you get it.
Speaker 16: Hell that a building called the Shrine, which was founded
Speaker 16: by William Florence and Walter Flenning too high rate.
Speaker 7: The Scottish write Freemasons.
Speaker 16: All the wood has long been interested in freemason and genautry.
Speaker 16: John Wayne Napkin called Duke Gallant and c the nail
Speaker 16: Clark Gable.
Speaker 4: Is the Oliver Hardy.
Speaker 16: You mean that the list goes on and many celebrities
Speaker 16: have come out and it admitted their connection to freemason.
Speaker 16: You can see the checkers, or you can see the archways,
Speaker 16: you can see the sun motifs in the background.
Speaker 14: All of these are letting you know exactly who owns
Speaker 14: this organization.
Speaker 1: Right And the way that they utilize the sun symbol
Speaker 1: is them showing you that they've corupted and then corrupted
Speaker 1: something that was also Gothic. There's romulus. Did he send
Speaker 1: me anything else? Oh here's something? Department of Homeland Security
Speaker 1: to begin denying citizenship to people if they do not
Speaker 1: support Israel. Well, okay, who cares about that part in
Speaker 1: a way? But why is the why is us carebo
Speaker 1: that you support or don't support a foreign country supporting
Speaker 1: Judaism in Israel. Oh, let's conflate the two. Are now
Speaker 1: requirements to become a US citizen and get a green
Speaker 1: card in our country, Hating white people and Christians will
Speaker 1: not affect your immigration status. DHS to begin screening aliens
Speaker 1: quote unquote social media activity for anti Semitism. Okay, so
Speaker 1: what does this mean? First of all, if they're illegal aliens,
Speaker 1: then they don't know who the fuck they are anyway, right,
Speaker 1: So how do they know who to monitor for this?
Speaker 1: This is not what this is for. This is them
Speaker 1: telling you that they're monitoring all social media activity of
Speaker 1: Americans and they're gonna start doing some shit to us.
Speaker 1: And that's the way it's going. I don't want to
Speaker 1: hear the music. Okay, there it goes. So this person says,
Speaker 1: I can't believe this is actually happening. I thought it
Speaker 1: was misinformation first, but the Department Homeland Security put out
Speaker 1: a tweet confirming this true is true. I shared in
Speaker 1: the last screenshot. I think there's only one, isn't there
Speaker 1: no defined as or the anti Semitic activity leads a
Speaker 1: ton of a ton to interpretation, Who decides what is
Speaker 1: anti Semitic and what is not? How the hell is
Speaker 1: entering the United States not Israel have this as a
Speaker 1: requirement for entry, because, as I've told you before, we
Speaker 1: were Israel, long before Israel was Israel. Hitting a religious
Speaker 1: group and being racist isn't the same as supporting terrorist group,
Speaker 1: says outlined in the memorandum, No one is going to
Speaker 1: rally behind this pathetic display of disingenuous rhetoric. It is
Speaker 1: excuse me, they said anti Semitic content on social media
Speaker 1: is a reason to deny them entrance. What do you
Speaker 1: think they're going to do with the people here? Oh yeah.
Speaker 1: They adopted the definition of anti semitism, which makes the
Speaker 1: most criticisms of jew and Israel equate to anti semitism,
Speaker 1: which again is a just a bullshit word in the
Speaker 1: first place. Working definition of anti semitism Jews controlling the media, economy, government,
Speaker 1: or other societal institutions. If we say that that's anti semitic,
Speaker 1: so so basically living in reality and you know, expressing
Speaker 1: that reality, Accusing the Jews as the people, or Israel
Speaker 1: as a state of inventing or exaggerating the Holocaust, denying
Speaker 1: the fact. Okay, oh they said fact. Oh ho, so
Speaker 1: that's bullshit. Already denying their belief there, they're bullshit scope
Speaker 1: mechanisms uh e g. Gas chambers or intentionally or intentionality
Speaker 1: of the genocide of the Jewish people at the hands
Speaker 1: of the National Socialist Germany and its supporters and accomplices
Speaker 1: during the World War Two. Okay, so that's all big
Speaker 1: bag of bullshit, but they are going to force you
Speaker 1: to believe it. Accusing Jewish citizens of being more loyal
Speaker 1: to Israel. Oh, by the way, everybody, I sent that
Speaker 1: link that I put in the description, go go follow
Speaker 1: a subscribe Rebert to my YouTube channel too. Let's let's
Speaker 1: kick it up over a thousand. We've got enough people
Speaker 1: here to do that. Let's do it.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: Denying the Jewish people their right to self determination, Claiming
Speaker 1: that the existence of a state of Israel is a
Speaker 1: racist endeavor. Oh you mean because you push your way
Speaker 1: in through terrorism and you know, criminal activity through uh
Speaker 1: Lansky style mafia. Oh that's yeah, I'm sure that's yeah. Okay,
Speaker 1: murdering your way through to get to where you are
Speaker 1: to now murder that which you've already put in your
Speaker 1: own pin opticon fish tank, because you have people, they
Speaker 1: have them all surrounded and they're not even a lot
Speaker 1: of fucking pencils and nail but yet they're they're a
Speaker 1: threat to you, right, gotcha? Gotcha? Yeah, goss, So such
Speaker 1: a threat applying double standards by requiring of it a
Speaker 1: behavior not expected or demanded of any other democratic nation.
Speaker 1: What does that mean? Using the symbols and images associated
Speaker 1: with the classic anti Semitism claims of Jews killing Jesus?
Speaker 1: Who cares about that? This again? This more, that's more
Speaker 1: like ship that they manufactured on both sides, and then like,
Speaker 1: why don't you argue about it, drawing comparisons of contemporary
Speaker 1: Israeli policy to that of the Nazis. Well, that's kind
Speaker 1: of what they do, isn't it, Because that's that's the
Speaker 1: mind that came out of because it wasn't reality in
Speaker 1: the first place. They projected that. What do you think
Speaker 1: the Bolsheviks were doing? Oh, so apparently you can still
Speaker 1: talk call them Bolsheviks, so go for it. Called up
Speaker 1: a bunch of Bolshevik murdering sons of bitches and psychopaths,
Speaker 1: and you should be all right, Uh, considers parts of
Speaker 1: the Bible hate speech. IHRA also considers parts of the
Speaker 1: Bible hate speech. This is absolutely ridiculous when you can
Speaker 1: say anything about the US or the Christians. For two
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty million dollars, Donald Trump sold the First
Speaker 1: Amendment to the Israel lobby. It wasn't necessary, they already
Speaker 1: owned this place. Trump signed a new EO to continue
Speaker 1: his IHRA anti Semitism EO and added more censorship criticism
Speaker 1: of Israel hate speech. Bible references hate speech, right, because
Speaker 1: he's some retard. Argue with me that this was when
Speaker 1: the when they post somebody else posted the video and
Speaker 1: I reposted it of them talking about how Trump had
Speaker 1: converted to Shabbad Lubovich and there was a ceremony and
Speaker 1: he's in know, a Jew now, but not just a Jew,
Speaker 1: He's Shabbad. That's like as close to Francis as you
Speaker 1: can get. And they said this is old. He's already
Speaker 1: professed the blah blah blah Lord and Savior Jesus. I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's called rhetoric for votes, and also who cares and
Speaker 1: why is that even? Why does that even make something
Speaker 1: real to you? But here you go, Bible references hate speech.
Speaker 1: So for that person out there. There, you have it.
Speaker 1: There is no room in the United States for the
Speaker 1: rest of the world's terrorist sympathizers, and we are under
Speaker 1: no obligation to admit them or let them stay here.
Speaker 1: You know, this is what they're saying, but they're really
Speaker 1: telling you what they're gonna, what's coming. There's going to
Speaker 1: be a perim here. Anyone who thinks they can come
Speaker 1: to America and hide behind the First Amendment to advocate
Speaker 1: for anti Semitic violence and terrorism, think again, you are
Speaker 1: not welcome here.
Speaker 10: Wow.
Speaker 1: So America, guys, is not America, and it's not nobody's
Speaker 1: picking on anybody, but when they're aggressively murdering people and
Speaker 1: controlling your finances and putting your country into the shitter, yeah,
Speaker 1: criticism at the very least, don't forget like show shut up,
Speaker 1: he bastard, you bastard, get out of here. That uh,
Speaker 1: words are violence in the in the in this case,
Speaker 1: and feelings are now being legally protected just as the Biden.
Speaker 1: As the Biden passed laws to protect the feelings of
Speaker 1: transgender people. Could you guess who's behind the transgender crt
Speaker 1: d E I it's important that you know there are
Speaker 1: Jewish people who worship Oh my God, here we go.
Speaker 1: According to the legend of Kabbalistic Judaeism masoteric mysticism, the
Speaker 1: true wife of Adam was Lilith, but Eve sexually seduced
Speaker 1: Adam to begin the human right. That's none of that
Speaker 1: was true. They were both goth and we'll explain that today.
Speaker 1: So Goodn't'm glad? I read that part all right, So
Speaker 1: here's something to remember. And also, the Patriot Act outlaws
Speaker 1: gold and silver transactions the moment a crisis has declared.
Speaker 1: The penalty is death or imprisonment because you could be
Speaker 1: funding enemies or terrorism. All transactions have to be monitored
Speaker 1: to the satisfaction of the shadow a government, as per
Speaker 1: the Patriot Act.
Speaker 3: They did it before, they'll do it again. Nineteen thirty three,
Speaker 3: the Great Depression, the government made it illegal for Americans
Speaker 3: to own gold, confiscated it forced them to sell it
Speaker 3: at twenty dollars and sixty seven cents per ounce. The
Speaker 3: moment they had it, they devalued the dollar to thirty
Speaker 3: five dollars an ounce overnight.
Speaker 1: I think they screwed up there, right, they devalued the dour.
Speaker 1: I don't think he weighed dollurs and ounces. Buddy, I
Speaker 1: think he meant like the gold.
Speaker 3: Every citizen lost forty percent of their wealth, stolen by
Speaker 3: executive order signed by Franklin Delano Roosevelt. This wasn't ancient history.
Speaker 3: This was less than one hundred years ago. A direct
Speaker 3: seizure of wealth from the people, A manufactured crisis, a
Speaker 3: manufactured solution. The government took control of real money and
Speaker 3: replaced it with paper promises. Today, they don't need vaults,
Speaker 3: they don't need agents knocking on doors. They need one policy,
Speaker 3: one executive order, one digital switch, central bank, digital currencies,
Speaker 3: programmable money, trackable, seizable, irasable. The next confiscation won't come
Speaker 3: in trucks. It will come in code. The dollar isn't
Speaker 3: just weakening, it's being dismantled. Inflation is theft in slow motion.
Speaker 3: The Federal Reserve prints, the banks fail, You bail them out.
Speaker 3: The corporation's profit. You struggle. Every crisis has the same victim,
Speaker 3: the same playbook, the same deception, the same betrayal, but
Speaker 3: this time taking it all, and there is nothing you
Speaker 3: can do to stop them.
Speaker 1: There you go, Okay, So now we're done with that.
Speaker 1: I just have to cut out for a second and
Speaker 1: I'll be right back. But we're gonna put something up.
Speaker 3: Here for you.
Speaker 1: Oh they so, here's I guess we'll use this one.
Speaker 1: First minutes of horror dire Wolves Brought Back exposes something disturbing. Right, Well,
Speaker 1: it's not exactly brought back, though, is it right? We
Speaker 1: gotta stop using those words and playing into it. But
Speaker 1: here is this while I go take care of some business.
Speaker 1: We have not heard by now well her voice is deep.
Speaker 12: I'm sure you have because it's all over the news
Speaker 12: and everybody's talking about this. Scientists at a Dallas laboratory
Speaker 12: called Colossal Biosciences says they brought back the direwolf after
Speaker 12: being extinct for thirteen thousand years.
Speaker 17: We turned out of that remarkable scientific breakthrough. Thirteen thousand
Speaker 17: years after the last direwolf walked the earth, scientists say
Speaker 17: they've now brought them back. Here's our chief national course,
Speaker 17: brought it back up and with the video tonight.
Speaker 10: Tonight how thirteen thousand years in the making. In a
Speaker 10: first for science, biotech company, Colossal Biosciences says it brought
Speaker 10: the extinct dire wolf back to life, a species that
Speaker 10: hasn't walked the earth since the Stone Age.
Speaker 17: The direwolf is the first the extinct species.
Speaker 10: Well known from HBO's hit show Game of Thrones. ABC
Speaker 10: News given exclusive access into Colossal's lab in Dallas, where
Speaker 10: scientists are using genes.
Speaker 1: From gray wolves to create dire wolves.
Speaker 18: We've taken a gray wolf genome, a gray wolf cell
Speaker 18: which is already genetically ninety nine point five percent identical
Speaker 18: to dire wolves, and we've edited those cells at multiple
Speaker 18: places in its DNA sequence to contain the dire wolf
Speaker 18: version of the DNA. That animal looks.
Speaker 8: Like a dire wolf.
Speaker 1: It will behave like a dire wolf, and it is
Speaker 1: a dire wolf now seven months old.
Speaker 10: Dire Wolves romulus and remuss eating well and getting bigger
Speaker 10: every day. And David, the company tells us they're not
Speaker 10: stopping there. They plan to have wooly mammoths roaming the
Speaker 10: earth again by twenty twenty eight, but critics argue that
Speaker 10: this de extinction could harm fragile ecosystems.
Speaker 8: David, Yeah, the images are really something, Matt, thank you.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 12: Some people will say that these are not true dire wolves,
Speaker 12: as you heard in that news segment. These are gray
Speaker 12: wolves that have been modified to become dire wolves. But
Speaker 12: to me, in my opinion, this is just the truth
Speaker 12: in plain sight. They have been doing this for quite
Speaker 12: some time now, for decades, making chimeras, genetically modified animals,
Speaker 12: genetically modify people. So when we see news stories like
Speaker 12: this where they're genetically modifying gray wolves to turn them
Speaker 12: into dire wolves, they're trying to make this the norm.
Speaker 12: All they're doing by presenting this to the news as
Speaker 12: a brand new scientific breakthrough that nobody's ever seen before,
Speaker 12: even though we know that they have been doing this
Speaker 12: for quite some time, is just again getting you used
Speaker 12: to the idea of genectically modified things. There are these
Speaker 12: things called dumbs deep underground military bases where in locations
Speaker 12: that have desolate areas like New Mexico, Utah, Montana, and
Speaker 12: so forth, even Antarctica, they conduct these horrific experiments. Sometimes
Speaker 12: these experiments they escape or they are let loose on
Speaker 12: purpose to see how they interact with the surrounding area.
Speaker 12: There was a new story that broke out back in
Speaker 12: twenty eighteen, and I'm reading this from CBS News, is
Speaker 12: titled mysterious furry creature shot in Montana, puzzling wildlife experts
Speaker 12: this creature did not look like a dog, did not
Speaker 12: look like a wolf, did not look like a coyote,
Speaker 12: but looked like something of that species. The article continues
Speaker 12: to say that the animal was shot on a ranch
Speaker 12: outside Dentin on May sixteenth, but looks as if it
Speaker 12: came out of the ice age. It looks almost like
Speaker 12: a wolf, except some features are a bit off. It
Speaker 12: has long, grayish fur, a large head and a snout,
Speaker 12: but its ears were too large, its legs and body
Speaker 12: too short, and its fur uncharacteristic of that common toy wolf.
Speaker 12: So again, they had no idea what this creature was.
Speaker 12: They said it looked like a wolf, but it had
Speaker 12: none other characteristics. It looked so odd to them they
Speaker 12: spent their own money to conduct a DNA test because
Speaker 12: they thought this was some kind of mythical creature. Before
Speaker 12: the DNA test came in, several wolf experts looked at
Speaker 12: a photo of the beast and doubted that it was
Speaker 12: a purebred wolf. Many members of the public agreed. Social
Speaker 12: media was quick to pronounce the animal as everything from
Speaker 12: a wolf to a wolf. Hybridge is something mythical, Montana
Speaker 12: FWP says, so after the DNA test results, came back.
Speaker 12: The strange looking creature was determined to be, as coincidence
Speaker 12: may have it, a young gray wolf, even though, like
Speaker 12: this news article says right here, it had very unusual
Speaker 12: features which fueled speculation. Isn't that very interesting? A gray
Speaker 12: wolf the same type of wolf they used in that
Speaker 12: news story they used to genetically modify to become a
Speaker 12: dire wolf. But going back to that news story in
Speaker 12: twenty eighteen with the DNA results, I'm reading this from
Speaker 12: the Great False Tribune. It says, in this case, there
Speaker 12: was very very little, if any support of the animal
Speaker 12: being a dog, coyote, or hybrid. It was very strongly
Speaker 12: placed in the wolf category. But then it goes to
Speaker 12: say that there are no wolf packs that are established
Speaker 12: in central Montana where the supposed gray wolf was found.
Speaker 12: Even when it comes to locations like the Skinwalker Ranch
Speaker 12: where people say they saw dire wolves or these humanoid
Speaker 12: wolf like creature. Maybe there's a deep underground military base
Speaker 12: nearby where these experiments are conducted on ural animals or
Speaker 12: perhaps real people, and again they're let loose. We always
Speaker 12: hear stories every year of monkeys escaping, monkeys escaped from
Speaker 12: a truck, monkeys escaped from a lab, like those monkeys,
Speaker 12: the forty two monkeys that had escaped from a lab
Speaker 12: in South Carolina.
Speaker 1: You can't trust monkeys. Been saying that for years. We'll
Speaker 1: do lutin bit of this one. Then we'll get started
Speaker 1: and let's have to be again life and death and
Speaker 1: life again. I'm starting this a little bit into it
Speaker 1: because these people are kind of annoying to me.
Speaker 13: So dar Wolves went extinct ten thousand years ago, but
Speaker 13: more on not in a minute. Described in the books
Speaker 13: as being as big as small horses.
Speaker 1: She has one of those like twenty sided die on
Speaker 1: hers on her shirt because I need to show that
Speaker 1: I'm a dork or a geek. Right, I got glasses
Speaker 1: on too.
Speaker 13: Dire Wolves in real life were only about twenty five
Speaker 13: percent bigger than gray wolves, not exactly big enough to
Speaker 13: ride into battle unless ridden by Ricken, but who likes
Speaker 13: Ricken anyway. They were hyper carnivores, which sounds like a
Speaker 13: totally badass pokemon, but actually it just means that seventy
Speaker 13: percent of their diet was meat. To accomplish said quota,
Speaker 13: they had to kill a lot, and they were likely
Speaker 13: bone crushing carnivores. They would crush their praise bones and
Speaker 13: slurp out the delicious marrow. I don't know if delicious
Speaker 13: is the right word to describe marrow if you tried marrow,
Speaker 13: I don't know. There is some debate about this, but
Speaker 13: in order to crush bones, they needed a powerful jaw,
Speaker 13: which some scientists estimate to have a bite force of
Speaker 13: nineteen hundred pounds per square inch, which is more forced
Speaker 13: than a hippos bite. So you can kind of see
Speaker 13: why there's debate about it. We know as much as
Speaker 13: we do about the dire wolf because thousands of full
Speaker 13: direwolf skeletons have been found in the Librea Tarpits in
Speaker 13: Los Angeles. Their remains have also been found as far
Speaker 13: north as Alberta and as far south as Bolivia. Evidence
Speaker 13: from their anatomy and how they were found in groups
Speaker 13: suggest that like gray wolves, diarwolves hunted in packs, and
Speaker 13: that they ate just about any large thing that they
Speaker 13: could find, like wooly mammoths, stagmus, mastodons, giants, loths, giant beavers, lammas,
Speaker 13: and other megafauna are other things with giant in their
Speaker 13: name that were alive at the time. The direwolf skeleton
Speaker 13: is much more stout than that of a gray wolf,
Speaker 13: which suggests an adaptation of power over speed. Like direwolves
Speaker 13: north of the Wall likely clashed with shadow cats, our
Speaker 13: direwolves' rivals were surprisingly way cooler saber toothed tigers. It's
Speaker 13: hard to know exactly if they often fought each other,
Speaker 13: but their bones have been found together next to the
Speaker 13: very same prey. This suggests that the two fearsome animals
Speaker 13: were at the very least competitors. But it wasn't only
Speaker 13: smiled on. The dire wolves also had to compete with
Speaker 13: the extinct American lion.
Speaker 1: All of these animals an American lion? How cool would
Speaker 1: that be?
Speaker 13: We're pack animals, and just the idea of a three
Speaker 13: way war between dire wolves, the Smilodons, and American lions
Speaker 13: is just. I can't dire wolves live.
Speaker 1: Food was abundant back then, then, who's to say they
Speaker 1: didn't work together to take down bigger prey.
Speaker 13: In North and South America up until ten thousand years
Speaker 13: ago when they went extinct, having survived one point seventy
Speaker 13: nine million years. Their extinction is still somewhat of a mystery.
Speaker 13: One theory is that since diar wolves were twenty five
Speaker 13: percent bigger than gray wolves, but they were that much slower.
Speaker 1: Let's just say something happened took out a lot of things,
Speaker 1: some sort of cataclysmic event, whether it's artificial or or
Speaker 1: what everyone would call natural.
Speaker 13: Their slow prey when extinct, possibly wiped out by the
Speaker 13: last ice age, and those that survived evolved to be faster.
Speaker 13: Diar wolves weren't able to catch their lune. Gray wolves, however,
Speaker 13: were very slim and speedy, and we're able to push
Speaker 13: the dire wolves out of the market. Like we talked
Speaker 13: about a couple weeks ago about science giving us domesticated foxes,
Speaker 13: Science's latest gift is domesticated dire wolves, sort of. The
Speaker 13: American Alsatian Breeders' Association is working on the direwolf project.
Speaker 13: They're breeding dogs selectively to bring back the look of
Speaker 13: the extinct animal. Unfortunately, it won't actually be a real direwolf,
Speaker 13: as to do that, they would need actual direwolf genetic material,
Speaker 13: which no one has been able to find.
Speaker 1: So they have all these bones and the Labao tarpets,
Speaker 1: but they can't find any genetic material. Does anybody else
Speaker 1: find that? Odd? Oh, there's been tons and tons of
Speaker 1: full skeletons in the Liberatar pets. And I just want
Speaker 1: to say, anytime you see a large collection of bones
Speaker 1: that are allegedly anywhere, you have to ask yourself why
Speaker 1: did they all die on top of each other like that?
Speaker 1: And then you go back to that book by chan
Speaker 1: Thomas that talks about how the crust shifts itself so
Speaker 1: dramatically that tropical areas are now in the colder climates.
Speaker 1: And as that's happening, it's happening at such a breakneck
Speaker 1: speed that it literally like hurdles or slingshots things into
Speaker 1: like walls, you know, walls being mountain sides or whatever,
Speaker 1: and just obliterates a whole bunch of animals on the
Speaker 1: surface like that. If that's a thing, if that really happens,
Speaker 1: and it happens on a cyclical or you know, occasional basis,
Speaker 1: well then why are we following people's rules because we're
Speaker 1: all going to be obliterated anyway. Why don't we just
Speaker 1: live happy?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 1: And that might explain why there's subterranean Everything's right. I'm
Speaker 1: sure they go deeper below the I don't know if
Speaker 1: it's even possible. Tot'll quote me on this, but deep
Speaker 1: enough where whatever that layer is that spins and twists
Speaker 1: and throws everything fucking against the wall that they're beneath.
Speaker 13: That Interestingly, the extinction of the dire wolf lined up
Speaker 13: coincidentally with the same time that humans started domesticating dogs
Speaker 13: to hunt. Did humans hunting direwolf prey lead to their
Speaker 13: ultimate demise? We may never know, but this question still
Speaker 13: rings true today.
Speaker 1: If tens no, I don't think. I don't think humans
Speaker 1: went around trying to kill things that look like dogs.
Speaker 1: I don't see that.
Speaker 13: Thousand years ago, humans whose population was much much smaller
Speaker 13: than it is today, we're able to push an animal
Speaker 13: to extinction by hunting for survivor.
Speaker 1: You just asked if that was true. You didn't say
Speaker 1: that that you didn't have any evidence for it. Now
Speaker 1: you're going off as if it was true.
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Speaker 1: is as well. But I just got the book, so
Speaker 1: now I want you to have it. There you go.
Speaker 1: We've we've covered some of the stuff before. So let
Speaker 1: me go to this change scene. Pulled this up and
Speaker 1: the first thing you see is the British hudder Elie Waddell,
Speaker 1: the great epic poem of the ancient Britons, on the
Speaker 1: exploits of King Thor Arthur or Adam and his knights
Speaker 1: in the Establishing Civilization, in establishing Civilization, reforming Eden, and
Speaker 1: capturing the Holy Grill about three thousand, three hundred and
Speaker 1: eighty to three thousand, three hundred and fifty BC. The
Speaker 1: thrilling adventures and exploits of the hero is, both protagonists
Speaker 1: and antagonists, are no less full of dramatic pathos and passion,
Speaker 1: comedy and tragedy, courage and devotion, humor, grim and otherwise,
Speaker 1: sportsmanship and chivalry, melodrama and villainy than in modern romantic fiction.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing. Even though they were fighting against these
Speaker 1: wickedly discussing evil pieces of trash that were, you know,
Speaker 1: committing human sacrifice and all that. When Balder dies, they
Speaker 1: give him an honorable burial when they kill him obviously
Speaker 1: because they're fighting. That's that's the difference between our people
Speaker 1: and theirs. And it is and it has its heroines
Speaker 1: and its love interests. It is a mighty unshot film
Speaker 1: of the greatest What is the if this was written
Speaker 1: back in nineteen twenty nine thirty What the hell did
Speaker 1: they know about film back then?
Speaker 4: That much?
Speaker 1: Like that was that even like did they sinking as
Speaker 1: being like a common thing at that point, like fairly
Speaker 1: out of the freaking uh the silent movie era. And
Speaker 1: they're and they're talking about an unshot film, like that's
Speaker 1: a weird right way to frame that? If this actually
Speaker 1: was the original text of the greatest of all epochs
Speaker 1: in the heroic history of the Old World, with its
Speaker 1: actors vividly portrayed as if in flesh and blood, and
Speaker 1: their melodramatic exploits moving as a pageant before our eyes. Now,
Speaker 1: let's give you some idea as to what this man
Speaker 1: was involved with. Mister Eli Widell, the makers of Civilization
Speaker 1: and racent History, which I also pulled up here showing
Speaker 1: the rise of the Arians or Samarrians, their origination and
Speaker 1: propagation of civilization. We are the creators of cultured civilization
Speaker 1: everywhere we go. Their extension of it to Egypt, India
Speaker 1: and Crete. Let me say that again, their extension of
Speaker 1: it to Egypt, India, and Crete. From where Mesopotamia. But
Speaker 1: you know that was the first place that they civilized
Speaker 1: before going to these other places. But they came from
Speaker 1: the North. Personalities and achievements of their kings, historical original
Speaker 1: originals of mythic gods and heroes with dates from the
Speaker 1: rise of civilization about three point thirty and eighty BC,
Speaker 1: thirty five plates, one hundred and sixty eight Startling book
Speaker 1: on our Sumerian ancestors. Where the British came from? Daily
Speaker 1: Mail History rewritten Daily News. The most valuable recent work
Speaker 1: in ethnology. A new research method of great service to
Speaker 1: scientific history. That's the New York Times. One are the
Speaker 1: romances of research Birmingham Post Fascinated and challenging thesis leads Mercury.
Speaker 1: Interesting name leads Mercury. Phoenician origin of the Britons, Scots
Speaker 1: and Anglo Saxons. And it says most interesting book. It
Speaker 1: certainly appears to scratch the pre from the so called
Speaker 1: prehistoric period in which the origin of our island ancestors
Speaker 1: was deemed lost. Doctor Woodell's book exercises a convincing effect.
Speaker 1: His conclusions and discoveries are remarkable, and they are advanced
Speaker 1: in a manner essentially that of the scientific historian. Deduction
Speaker 1: follows deduction until the complete edifice stands revealed, with every
Speaker 1: stone in place. Endo Samerian Steals deciphered the sumer Aryan dictionary,
Speaker 1: etymological lexicon of the English and other Aryan languages ancient
Speaker 1: and modern, and Sumerian origin of Egyptian and it's hieroglyphs
Speaker 1: area origin of the alphabet, disclosing the Sumaro Phoenician parentage
Speaker 1: of our letters ancient and modern. With plates and other illustrations.
Speaker 1: Here's something to remember, the mule or the wheel with
Speaker 1: like what we called the spokes or whatever. That's how they,
Speaker 1: you know, created each letter. The mule was important. So
Speaker 1: when you see the sun's symbol or what they call
Speaker 1: the swastika, did you ever see those those fireworks where
Speaker 1: you it's like you're a piece of cardboard and then
Speaker 1: there's fireworks on the outside edges, and you supposed to
Speaker 1: lay each one of them and you nail it to
Speaker 1: like a stump, like a tree stump or something, and
Speaker 1: it spins. Well, that's kind of what they did with
Speaker 1: that what people have demonized as the evil swastika. It
Speaker 1: was a sun symbol. But they would create a device
Speaker 1: that was similar to that with wood. And I don't
Speaker 1: know if they were using what kind of you know, pellet,
Speaker 1: accelerate whatever to make it like spin, but that's how
Speaker 1: it would go, and it would spin in a circle.
Speaker 1: So it's kind of interesting. Discovery of loss Pallabathra of
Speaker 1: the Greeks with plates, The excavations at Palabathraa with plates
Speaker 1: plans maps an interesting story of the discovery of one
Speaker 1: of the most important sites in Indian history. Times of India.
Speaker 1: Pallidbathraa of the Greeks in India? Isn't that interesting? Lasha
Speaker 1: and its mysteries with two hundred of blah bah blah,
Speaker 1: What's what's trying to read here? Rich in information and
Speaker 1: instinct with literary charm, every page bears witness of firsthand
Speaker 1: knowledge of the country. The author is a master of
Speaker 1: the subject. It is a mine of quaint folklore, of
Speaker 1: philology and natural history, and the descriptions of scenery are delightful. Buddhism,
Speaker 1: Buddhism of Tibet. He was there among the Himalayas, with
Speaker 1: original illustrations and maps, and that was eighteen eighty nine.
Speaker 1: He was there. He was a he was a British officer,
Speaker 1: a surgeon or something like that. And that, my friends,
Speaker 1: do you recognize besides the boob with the pointy nipple.
Speaker 1: So the garment is what we got to look at here, right,
Speaker 1: says Eve or Etho Gunnifoe or Guinevere, as serpent priestess
Speaker 1: of Eden before marriage with King Arthor or Arthur or Adam.
Speaker 1: So she gets So this tempted temptation by the serpent
Speaker 1: is how these freaking oy vase repackaged this. But what
Speaker 1: was claimed in the Edda is that there was an
Speaker 1: actual Gothic woman already there in the the mesopertainment area,
Speaker 1: the what you want to call it, and she was
Speaker 1: in the the eden Kite cult as a priestess of
Speaker 1: this serpent cult, right, kind of like adopted to by it.
Speaker 1: And then comes along Thor and kind of rescues her
Speaker 1: from that and she gets baptized. So where did that
Speaker 1: come from? Five thousand years ago? Came from us baptized
Speaker 1: into the into the Sun cult or our religion of monotheism,
Speaker 1: monogamy and good behavior if you will. Ivory statue att
Speaker 1: twenty seven Jesus twenty seven hundred BC, six and a
Speaker 1: half inches high in Art Museum in Boston from Bolton, Boston,
Speaker 1: blah blah blah, Providence unknown. Been supposed to be Cretan
Speaker 1: but flounces, but flounced dress is typically Samerian Hittite. That's
Speaker 1: us again. A figuring suggests figures on a gold Gothic cathedrals.
Speaker 1: And figuring suggests figures on gold Gothic cathedrals. The Great
Speaker 1: Epic Poem of the Ancient Britons on the Exploits of
Speaker 1: King Thor. There you go. And that was nineteen This
Speaker 1: is nineteen thirty. So there's the foreword. I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: get too far today, but I wanted to explain why
Speaker 1: when I reference things. What I'm talking about now, this
Speaker 1: is makers of civilization and race and history, and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna read to you.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: I showed them to say if there's there anything that
Speaker 1: they don't have any little list Buddhism of Tibet, place
Speaker 1: river and mountain, names of Himalayas, among the Himalayas, wild
Speaker 1: tribes of the abrupt Brahmaputra valley.
Speaker 8: He was all.
Speaker 1: He was there in all these places firsthand. Comeing on.
Speaker 1: I'm still scrolling here, you know, I'm sure these were
Speaker 1: much more. What do you call it? Impressive? In nineteen
Speaker 1: thirty these these prince makers of civilization in recent history,
Speaker 1: showing the rise of the Aryans or Samerians, their origination
Speaker 1: and propagation of civilization, their extension of it to Egypt,
Speaker 1: Crete person and Egypt, and create personalities and achievements of
Speaker 1: their king's historical origin of mythic gods and heroes with
Speaker 1: dates from the rise of civilization about three thousand, three
Speaker 1: hundred and EIGHTYBC. Reconstructed from Babylonian, Egyptian, Hittitie, Indian and
Speaker 1: Gothic sources. He uses their carvings. They're what they left
Speaker 1: behind to tell their story, which to me makes perfect sense.
Speaker 1: It is commonplace. Let's start with this one. It is
Speaker 1: commonplace that in order to achieve real progress in the present,
Speaker 1: it is necessary to know what has accompli has been
Speaker 1: accomplished in the past. Thus, if we are to apply
Speaker 1: usefully the present and accumulated knowledge, we possess of the
Speaker 1: origin and growth of sciences, of the sciences of our,
Speaker 1: of literature, and of free institutions of society, the forms
Speaker 1: of religious belief, of government, and more particularly of these
Speaker 1: as forming basis for further progress in the present and
Speaker 1: the future. It is first of all necessary in order
Speaker 1: to avoid useless places of effort in directions already exploited
Speaker 1: things people have already tried in the past. To know
Speaker 1: exactly what has been achieved in these directions in the past,
Speaker 1: and the manner and circumstances in which it was achieved,
Speaker 1: and by whom right don't keep mankingcenting goddamn stake because
Speaker 1: you don't remember what you did before. Yet, in respect
Speaker 1: to our civilization, the supreme movement of existence toward a
Speaker 1: higher and fuller state of being, which embraces all these
Speaker 1: departments of knowledge and institutions, which riches our lives and
Speaker 1: has affected the phenomenal rise of man. That's why that
Speaker 1: woman took the name right for her book, The Rise
Speaker 1: of Man from savagery and barbarism to sunlit heights and
Speaker 1: on which the present as well as the future progress
Speaker 1: of the world mainly depends. It is notorious how little,
Speaker 1: definitely has been known of its origin, early growth, and development,
Speaker 1: and its authors. And I'm sure that's a lot on purpose,
Speaker 1: you know, the destruction of pre Islamic history to catch
Speaker 1: my drift, and the rewriting and reimagining by people who
Speaker 1: I know it's but in my mind it was true
Speaker 1: type of people, right, having them have the power to
Speaker 1: dictate what the history and science and everything else is nothing.
Speaker 1: We're living in an artificial world, That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Nothing whatever has been known of the personalities of its
Speaker 1: gifted authors who originated and established civilization for us in
Speaker 1: very much the same form in which it still exists,
Speaker 1: nor of their names, home race, the manner and circumstances
Speaker 1: and form in which they invented it, developed it and
Speaker 1: begins its dissemination over the world, nor even their approximate date.
Speaker 1: That's a lot not to know at the present time,
Speaker 1: especially is the information desirable and necessary in view of
Speaker 1: the unrest which is threatening the progress, if not the
Speaker 1: very existence of civilization oveys and the menacing revolt by
Speaker 1: masses of the people and even otherwise educated people against
Speaker 1: the obligatory burdens, obviously in ignorance of how the priceless
Speaker 1: boon of civilization was achieved, and of the superior race
Speaker 1: quality and higher intellects which made it possible and which
Speaker 1: are still necessary for the continued, efficient existence and progress
Speaker 1: of that elaborate complex of social and political organization called civilization.
Speaker 1: Where biologists have conclusively shown, Oh that gotcha. See where
Speaker 1: it is that civilization is fundamentally conditioned by a superior
Speaker 1: quality of race, and that in the Classic Greek period
Speaker 1: civilization In the Classic Greek period, civilization reached its zenith
Speaker 1: under the Aryan or Nordic race, which still forms a
Speaker 1: leading element in the foremost European nations today, And that
Speaker 1: it waned and became practically extinct in later Greece with
Speaker 1: the weakening and practical extinction there of that racial element, erosion, eroding,
Speaker 1: eroading as what's his name, Jim Carrey said, ding, I
Speaker 1: think that was him that hitherto missing so parasitic invasion, right,
Speaker 1: that hitherto missing elementary knowledge as to the origin, names,
Speaker 1: and personalities, home, race, and date of those originators of
Speaker 1: creative genius who invented, established, and first developed and propagated
Speaker 1: civilization over the world is now offered in these pages
Speaker 1: from arresting new discoveries of concrete contemporary history from documents
Speaker 1: revealed by the Spade meanings of shovel right on the
Speaker 1: horizon of written history, this work now recovers for those sorry.
Speaker 1: This work now recovers for us those epoch making culture
Speaker 1: heroes who originated civilization, with their long lost real names, personalities,
Speaker 1: and authentic records of achievement and exploits, as truly historical
Speaker 1: kings of fixed dates, who have left us many of
Speaker 1: their actual contemporary inscribed monuments, although along with full lists
Speaker 1: of their early kings and dynasties, with their ragnal years
Speaker 1: extending continuously back to the rise of civilization, For they
Speaker 1: are disclosed as being already at that epoch as scientific people,
Speaker 1: even back then, a scientific people accustomed to writing and
Speaker 1: calculation by calendar years, and possessed of a keen historical sense,
Speaker 1: they really cared about recording their history. And maybe it's
Speaker 1: because they experienced not too long ago in that period, right,
Speaker 1: something that may have wiped out a lot of shit.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 1: It also recovers for us a mass of new concrete,
Speaker 1: inscriptional and other authentic history regarding the personalities of the
Speaker 1: early proper gators of civilization by land and sea, over
Speaker 1: Asia Minor Mesopotamia, Egypt, Indo Persia and the Mediterranean Crete
Speaker 1: and ancient Europe including Britain. So this is all the
Speaker 1: places they touched, and even further you can even say
Speaker 1: the Americas like Putzequatal goth I guarantee it all right. Oh,
Speaker 1: and ancient Europe including Britain, with their dates in times
Speaker 1: hitherto considered prehistoric, along with some light upon the lowly
Speaker 1: aboriginal races of the Old World and their debasing cults. Hey, look,
Speaker 1: we're talking about the aphas now, who were reclaimed by
Speaker 1: civilization from savagery. He yeah, liberated and what they call rehabilitated,
Speaker 1: from the sickness of these people, if you want to
Speaker 1: call them that. It moreover discloses the hitherto unknown and
Speaker 1: unsuspected manner in which civilization was mainly propagated abroad from
Speaker 1: the one common center from the earliest times down to
Speaker 1: the opening of the Classic period in Europe. And most
Speaker 1: startling of the all perhaps it established, is the fact
Speaker 1: that the Aryan race, which is also the same thing
Speaker 1: as those bred for leadership among the Goths, now chiefly
Speaker 1: so the nobleman right now chiefly represented it in purest
Speaker 1: form in northwestern Europe, including the British Isles, and as
Speaker 1: the Nordic race, which has I'm sorry, let's say it again,
Speaker 1: because I was thought there was going to be an
Speaker 1: ant and I just said it wrong. Uh, let's sorry,
Speaker 1: and most startling of all, perhaps it establishes the fact
Speaker 1: that the Aryan race now chiefly represented in purest form
Speaker 1: in north Western Europe, including the British Isles, as the
Speaker 1: Nordic race, which has hitherto been generally regarded by historians,
Speaker 1: philologists and anthropologists as the Cinderella of the civilized races,
Speaker 1: as having been the youngest and latest of all, and
Speaker 1: as of and as and as having borrowed its civilization
Speaker 1: and monotheistic religion all ready made from Semites, right so
Speaker 1: backward they say that they have adopted it from the Semites,
Speaker 1: which is completely fast awkward from Semites and others, is now,
Speaker 1: on the contrary, disclosed to be the oldest of all
Speaker 1: civilized races and the parent of all other civilizations. Let
Speaker 1: me repeat that this bullshit semitization of history where they
Speaker 1: get to claim everything that we accomplished is going to
Speaker 1: stop right now. I'm trying to find it with the
Speaker 1: first period. And this is a long sentence, so the
Speaker 1: whole paragraph is one sentence. The Nordic race, which has
Speaker 1: hitherto been generally regarded by historians, philologists, and anthropologists all
Speaker 1: working for the fucking man as the Cinderella of the
Speaker 1: civilized races, as having been the youngest and latest of all,
Speaker 1: which is not true has and as having borrowed its
Speaker 1: civilization and monotheistic religion already made from Semites and others.
Speaker 1: Is now, on the contrary, it just closed to be
Speaker 1: the oldest of all civilized racist meaning they taught everyone
Speaker 1: else or everyone else borrowed from them, and the parent
Speaker 1: of all other civilizations. Monotheism came from us, Baptism came
Speaker 1: from us, Monogamy came from us. This book is also
Speaker 1: offered as a pioneer contribution towards the true universal history
Speaker 1: of man from the earliest civilized period, founded on concrete facts,
Speaker 1: as contrasted with current dogmatic theories appealing to tradition and prejudice,
Speaker 1: and often it is to be feared designed in the
Speaker 1: interests of those who profit from by the maintenance of error,
Speaker 1: theories which by mirror mechanical repetition have come to be believed,
Speaker 1: but have befogged and blotted out like a smokescreen, the
Speaker 1: vista of the originators of civilization. Right, they've erased our
Speaker 1: history and they've implanted themselves in those roles so that
Speaker 1: everybody looks to them as you know, the creators of everything.
Speaker 1: When it was us, it was us. These are the impostors,
Speaker 1: and they actually have dawned us. That was their first disguise.
Speaker 1: And not just to say that they were gods. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: that's what I'm saying. They adopted or they claimed our
Speaker 1: accomplishments as their own and erased us from the history books.
Speaker 1: This has been our planet. We owned it. And let's
Speaker 1: say there is their race and date and essential unity
Speaker 1: of the world civilization. The practical importance of the recovery
Speaker 1: of this lost history is obvious for a knowledge of
Speaker 1: the manner in which these ancestral people evolved and developed
Speaker 1: civilization and overcame the blights in the past. A blight
Speaker 1: in the past would have been these oyves that we're
Speaker 1: talking about here, this fucking eden Knight cult, this Saturn cult,
Speaker 1: is essential to us at the present day for assisting,
Speaker 1: for assistance in solving the vital problem of the factor
Speaker 1: fact of let's say is that factors it's it's like
Speaker 1: scribbled out hold on blights in the past is essential
Speaker 1: to us at the present day for assisting and solving
Speaker 1: the vital problem of the Let's go with factors which
Speaker 1: make for real and solid progress in the world's civilization
Speaker 1: and national life the present and in the future. And
Speaker 1: a noted writer has recently declared that there can be
Speaker 1: no common peace or progress without common historical ideas. I agree,
Speaker 1: and that these historical ideas must be founded upon true
Speaker 1: history exactly, and that a true universal history of man
Speaker 1: should from the backbone of a general education form a
Speaker 1: backbone of a general education. So we have to re
Speaker 1: learn our history, and we need to share this as
Speaker 1: much as we possibly can so that people know the truth,
Speaker 1: so that the people who are incapable of creating anything,
Speaker 1: who absorb everybody else's culture like a fucking borg, so
Speaker 1: that they don't get to lead other people into their
Speaker 1: fucking misery and hell because they claim that they've done
Speaker 1: all these wonderful things for people, which they never did.
Speaker 1: These discover of authentic new basic we don't want them.
Speaker 1: Shit's what I'm saying. These discoveries of authentic, new basic history, therefore,
Speaker 1: should awaken and engage and probably enraged. I added that
Speaker 1: the interest of the general educated reader as well as
Speaker 1: the historian seeking for the truth. Oh, look at that
Speaker 1: on those subjects of such vital importance. The new keys
Speaker 1: which have unlocked for us the hitherto sealed doors of
Speaker 1: the inscriptions that enshrine this lost history of the past
Speaker 1: are chiefly those that I found embedded in the official
Speaker 1: kings lists and chronicles of the early Aryans, that is,
Speaker 1: the tall, fair and long headed race of people, the
Speaker 1: Aryan race of Huxley, now usually called Nordic, through its
Speaker 1: purer elements, now being located mostly in northwestern Europe, including
Speaker 1: especially the British Isles and Scandinavia, and to which belong
Speaker 1: to the classic Greeks, partition Romans, not all of them
Speaker 1: Patrician Romans, Meadow Persians, Hittites, early Phoenicians, the ancient Hindus,
Speaker 1: the Goths. Remember the Hittites in the early Phoenicians, all Goths.
Speaker 1: This is what they're saying. They're just saying all Aryan
Speaker 1: actually is what they're saying. The ancient Hindus, the ones
Speaker 1: who created the culture there when because they were you know,
Speaker 1: probably out there still shipped street shitters and when they
Speaker 1: left became street shitters again. Right, these people require us
Speaker 1: to show them culture and give them order rule, you know,
Speaker 1: that type of thing, to lift them up out of
Speaker 1: their own crap quite literally. Sometimes Patrician Romans, so this
Speaker 1: is important to understand, not all Romans, and that's why
Speaker 1: there's nobles and there too, like oh, I don't know
Speaker 1: Caesar Julius, whom they murdered and claimed it because he was,
Speaker 1: you know, doing too much for the Jews. Bullshit, He
Speaker 1: murdered a bunch of freaking lay stays that had kidnapped him.
Speaker 1: It was what do you think those lay stays were there?
Speaker 1: They were human trafficking pirates, same as it everyone was
Speaker 1: with these people, right.
Speaker 5: And uh.
Speaker 1: But the Romes also were Edenites, so there was ROMs
Speaker 1: which were part of that same clique, and then there
Speaker 1: was some of our people, the Goths, the patrician Romans
Speaker 1: in that mix in Rome. But guess who won the parasite?
Speaker 1: So it says the Goths and Old Ryan and Danube tribes,
Speaker 1: ancient Britons, Normans, and Anglo Saxons. So if anybody's gonna
Speaker 1: say that, oh, they were like the Hebrews, well maybe
Speaker 1: the dan was never anything but Goth. It's potential. There's
Speaker 1: potential there. These old official Aryan king lists and chronicles,
Speaker 1: which have been uniquely and faithfully preserved down through the
Speaker 1: centuries by the Eastern or Indian branch of the Aryans,
Speaker 1: are now seen to be a complete, authentic official record
Speaker 1: of the names and achievements of the Aryan kings continuously
Speaker 1: back to the epoch of the rise of civilization. It
Speaker 1: now transpires that on the final breakup of the old
Speaker 1: Aryan headquarters in Asia Minor, the Old Aryan headquarters in
Speaker 1: Asia Minor by the savage exterminating wars of the Assyrian
Speaker 1: king Sargon the Second. Now let me say that again,
Speaker 1: the exterminating wars, they hunted our people as they fled
Speaker 1: to the Indus Valley. They hunted them, hunted down families.
Speaker 1: They were hunting us into extinction. Why do you think
Speaker 1: they were doing that? Who is pushing that? Could it
Speaker 1: have been that old cult? Could they have been members
Speaker 1: of that old cult. Could some of them have loyalties
Speaker 1: or being egged on as the Assyrians seemed like they
Speaker 1: were the precursors of the the Talmuitic Islamic motherfuckers who
Speaker 1: won't go around doing all the destruction for the Jews
Speaker 1: these days. And then you know, are let into the
Speaker 1: gates of kingdoms once again to kill more Goths. That's
Speaker 1: Visigoth kingdom Spain. I think a big huge Sephardic you know,
Speaker 1: are people let them in said, you know, trying to
Speaker 1: stimulate to our culture, and you know, we're good with you.
Speaker 1: Is will help? They didn't. They didn't. Then they had
Speaker 1: to learn less in the hard way. You can't do
Speaker 1: that because these people are backstabbing sons of bitches, and
Speaker 1: no matter how well you treat them, they hate you
Speaker 1: and resent you. And the moment they have an opportunity
Speaker 1: to encourage other people to come destroy your your kingdom,
Speaker 1: they'll do that. Oh, by the way, we have a
Speaker 1: lot of people like that here right now, Aha, aren't
Speaker 1: we lucky? It now transpires that one of the final
Speaker 1: break I'm just gonna read it again, And now transpires
Speaker 1: that on the final breakup of the old Aryan headquarters
Speaker 1: in Asia Minor by the savage exterminating wars of the
Speaker 1: Asian Assyrian king Sargon the Second, the ruling cast of
Speaker 1: the Eastern or Indian branch of the Aryans, carried off
Speaker 1: with them from their central archives in their migration eastward
Speaker 1: to the new colonial land of their adopted adoption, of
Speaker 1: their adoption in gangetic India the Ganges. Right, those cherished
Speaker 1: ancestral chronicles as their most precious airlems. Their history was
Speaker 1: their most precious airlems. Like Eneas carrying with him in
Speaker 1: his exile into Italy is cherished household gods, and they
Speaker 1: embedded them bodily with scrupulous care in India and into
Speaker 1: their great epic of the ancient Aryan. I can't read
Speaker 1: that heroes. I think the Piranhas, not piranhas like the
Speaker 1: bites at p U r A n a s. At
Speaker 1: the beginning of the seventh century BC, that's when the
Speaker 1: Assyrians chased us out of Asia Minor, chased us out
Speaker 1: of summer, chase us out of what would also be
Speaker 1: considered Babylon, and then all of a sudden, jeez, didn't
Speaker 1: they have like a whole Yeah, we'll go into that leader.
Speaker 1: There they're these uniquely precious historical documents, extending to many
Speaker 1: hundreds of pages of manuscripts, have lain down through the centuries,
Speaker 1: neglected and wholly unappreciated as to their historical significance, and
Speaker 1: have been contemptuously rejected as fabulous by our European Sanskrit
Speaker 1: Vedic scholars. Right, the fucking scholars themselves are retarded merely
Speaker 1: because the latter could find no traces of those early
Speaker 1: Aryan kings in India. Well, it's because they took their
Speaker 1: history from Asia minor with them, dummies. That's why they're like, oh,
Speaker 1: this is a this is a fantastical past that never
Speaker 1: occurred here. Well they didn't got and you're it didn't
Speaker 1: occur there, But it was their history, he dumbasses, for
Speaker 1: the for a very for the very good reason, as
Speaker 1: now seen that the very few of that very few
Speaker 1: of these kings had ever been in India at all,
Speaker 1: and those very and those few only temporarily resident as
Speaker 1: local governors of their rich Indus Valley count colony on
Speaker 1: the northwest frontier of India, now before their accession to
Speaker 1: the Imperial Mesopotamia Throne. Mesopotamia Throne, as they all belong
Speaker 1: to the pre Indo Aryan period, the so called Vedic
Speaker 1: period now disclosed to have been non Indian except for
Speaker 1: the Indus Valley and before the great migration of the
Speaker 1: Eastern Arians from Asia Minor to the Gangetic India in
Speaker 1: the seventh century BC, with which Indian post Vedic history
Speaker 1: and the history of the heart of India as now
Speaker 1: generally understood first begins. On being led, however, by the
Speaker 1: various clues described by my former works, to observe that
Speaker 1: the Indo Aryans had obviously come from Asia Minor and Mesopotamia,
Speaker 1: I picked up these despised and rejected ancient chronicles. I
Speaker 1: then found that many of the leading kings of the
Speaker 1: early areas in these ancient records bore substantially the same names,
Speaker 1: with the same achievements, and occupied the same relative chronological
Speaker 1: position as leading kings of the ancient Sumerians in Mesopotamia,
Speaker 1: not Semitic Gothic, the Sumerians being the oldest known of
Speaker 1: the civilized peoples of the ancient world and the founders
Speaker 1: of civilization in Mesopotamia. Hey, that's us. That was us,
Speaker 1: and the marvelous remains there of their vast cities with
Speaker 1: public buildings, palaces and temples, rich in art treasures, archives
Speaker 1: and libraries, and inscribed monuments adorned with sculptures that have
Speaker 1: been unearthed by the spade again the shovel during and
Speaker 1: maybe it was a spade with a spade, who knows,
Speaker 1: but during the past few decades for form one of
Speaker 1: the modern wonders of the world, and further comparative scrutiny
Speaker 1: disclosed that all the king's names and their exact chronological
Speaker 1: order were identical in both lists Indo Aryan and Sumerian. Oopsies,
Speaker 1: sorry cats out of the bag, motherfuckers. In former works,
Speaker 1: I have demonstrated with full scientific proofs the hitherto wholly
Speaker 1: unexpected radical idea entity of the Samians with the Arians
Speaker 1: ancient and modern in Europe, in Europe Asia minor Serio Phoenicia, which,
Speaker 1: by the way, oddly enough, if there was a Jesus,
Speaker 1: he was possibly a fucking Gothic Aryan Indo Persia. And
Speaker 1: also as regards the ruling race, I think he was
Speaker 1: a composite of the multiple people, and then he was
Speaker 1: he was skewed by the writings or rewritings that have
Speaker 1: transpired in the last two thousand years to have said
Speaker 1: and done things he never did. But it's whatever. If
Speaker 1: he was just one single person that is, and not multiple,
Speaker 1: there's a lot of and then and then here's this
Speaker 1: other thing too. People are like, oh, well, here's the
Speaker 1: idiots who want to shot this down. So there's like
Speaker 1: two different ways argue this. Oh, he's he's like Mithra
Speaker 1: and he's like this, and he's like that, and he's
Speaker 1: like this other thing. So Jesus is just a retelling
Speaker 1: of this stuff. Well, here's the funny thing. When when
Speaker 1: you want people to follow somebody, you take all the
Speaker 1: elements that you think that that you, that they expect
Speaker 1: to see in order to identify somebody as being like
Speaker 1: the special the special being and you, and you mix
Speaker 1: that into the mythology of the person. That doesn't change
Speaker 1: the fact that the person could be real, right, But
Speaker 1: you want to you want to you want the mythology.
Speaker 1: It's like it's like telling tall tales about somebody who
Speaker 1: you venerate or or respect. Right, you want them to say, oh,
Speaker 1: they move mountains and jump buildings. You know, it's like Superman. Right.
Speaker 1: So that's so if they if there's a sun worship,
Speaker 1: sun cult out there, which actually harkens back to the
Speaker 1: Gothic Arians are people, then you're going to associate it
Speaker 1: with things like that, so that people get the idea
Speaker 1: that this person was special, right, because all the symbols
Speaker 1: line up the things that they expect to see when
Speaker 1: somebody of greatness comes along. In formal works, I have
Speaker 1: demonstrated with full scientific proofs they hit a third two
Speaker 1: wholly unexpected radical identity of the Sumerians with the Aryans
Speaker 1: ancient and modern. We are said all that, but I
Speaker 1: stopped as serial Phoenicia indo Persia, and also as regards
Speaker 1: to the as regards the ruling race in ancient Egypt,
Speaker 1: also us the cocaine Mumbies, those are us in physical type,
Speaker 1: language and writing, free institutions, art in science, traditions, religion, mythology,
Speaker 1: and symbolism, thus proving them to be one and the
Speaker 1: same people. So in physical type, language and writing, free institutions,
Speaker 1: art in science, traditions, religion, mythology, and symbolism, thus proving
Speaker 1: them to be one and the same people. And Many's
Speaker 1: the founder of the first dynasty of Egypt, whose origin
Speaker 1: and antecedents were wholly unknown, and his date The subject
Speaker 1: of widely conflicting and its conjecture was now discovered by
Speaker 1: my new keys to be the famous Aryan king, to
Speaker 1: be a famous Arrian king and world emperor of known ancestry,
Speaker 1: and a fixed date. He was disclosed to be at
Speaker 1: one and the same time the Sumerian Emperor of Mesopotamia
Speaker 1: and Pharaoh of Egypt, a land which his grandfather and
Speaker 1: father of the Sumerian emperors before him had annexed as
Speaker 1: pre dynastic pharaohs and introduced into the Samerian civilization, which
Speaker 1: on latterly acquiring the Nile Valley a local complexion, is
Speaker 1: nowadays called Ancient Egyptian civilization, and supposed to have been
Speaker 1: a wholly independent and local origin. The Egyptian hieroglyphic writing,
Speaker 1: also I demonstrated, was all unsuspectedly derived from the Sumerian
Speaker 1: picture writing and possessed essentially, so the Samerian picture writing
Speaker 1: is where you get your Egyptian hieroglyphics from. So it's
Speaker 1: the same people and possessed a essentially the same forms,
Speaker 1: phonetic values and meanings as the parent Sumerian word signs
Speaker 1: and the radical elements in the ancient Egyptian language were
Speaker 1: demonstrated to be Sumerian and Aryan. Sumerian and Aryan. This
Speaker 1: disclosed the unity of these three oldest civilizations and their authors,
Speaker 1: the Mesopotamian, Ancient Egyptian and Indian, each of which had
Speaker 1: hitherto been supposed to have originated wholly independently, in separate, watertight,
Speaker 1: isolated centuries centers right, because things don't make sense, but
Speaker 1: they don't have to. As long as you can ignore
Speaker 1: and omit history, everything's working out right. The dramatic sequel
Speaker 1: to the publication of my first book on this subject,
Speaker 1: which announced and established the discovery of the Sumerian origin
Speaker 1: of the Indo Aryans and their civilization, and of the
Speaker 1: Indian language and writing, was the unearthing some four months later,
Speaker 1: of the ruins of two Samerian cities and the Indus
Speaker 1: Valley in northwestern India, amongst other objects unearthed there. Amongst
Speaker 1: other objects unearthed, there were several sacred seals and burial
Speaker 1: amulets inscribed with the old Samerian cursive writing, and my
Speaker 1: pioneer decipherment of these inscriptions, published a few months later
Speaker 1: in My Indo Samerian Seals Deciphered, disclosed that these seals
Speaker 1: and amulets were chiefly those of ancient Samerian government officials
Speaker 1: and priests of the Samerian colony of about thirty one
Speaker 1: hundred BC to twenty three hundred BC, the name of
Speaker 1: which was specified, and some of them were celebrated in
Speaker 1: the ancient Vedic psalms of the Hindus as patronizing the
Speaker 1: Indus Valley. Two of the seals were patronizing the Indus Valley,
Speaker 1: and these are Samerian seals right. Two of the sea
Speaker 1: were the official imperial stage signets of two of the
Speaker 1: contemporary cesarean Sumerian emperors in Mesopotamia, including the Great World
Speaker 1: Emperor Sargon the Great, not to begin, not to be
Speaker 1: confused with Sargon a second himself, whose conquests in the
Speaker 1: Indus Valley I cited from the ancient Indian chronicles, and
Speaker 1: in the pages of the present work they are cited
Speaker 1: in detail, with their Indian names deciphered for the first
Speaker 1: time from his own inscriptions in Mesopotamia. The present volume
Speaker 1: forms really the foundation stone on which all my former
Speaker 1: works have been built. How many times have you been
Speaker 1: told this Sargon was a Semitic or like jew. Right,
Speaker 1: the regular the original Sargon Nope, Nope. The present volume
Speaker 1: form is really the foundation stone on which all my
Speaker 1: former works have been built were where its main material
Speaker 1: was amassed by me before the issue of those works,
Speaker 1: although its own publication has been unavoidably delayed for the
Speaker 1: reasons explaining to the text. It establishes in detail the
Speaker 1: personal identities of the originators of the world civilization and
Speaker 1: of its early developers and their Aryan or Nordic race
Speaker 1: continuously back to the rise of civilization with concrete dates.
Speaker 1: This it does by demonstrating the absolute identity of the
Speaker 1: Samarian kings by their still existing contemporary monuments. He can
Speaker 1: show you, He can show you the material, the physical
Speaker 1: and official dynastic lists with ranal years from the first
Speaker 1: king of the first Samerian dynasty at the rise of
Speaker 1: civilization above the twilight of its dawn and Uku Bacteria
Speaker 1: in Cappadokshire, who was the traditional founder of civilization, continuously
Speaker 1: downwards in a long unbroken line to the later Babylonian
Speaker 1: period within the classic historical era, with the traditional kings
Speaker 1: of the early Aryans as faithfully preserved in the official
Speaker 1: kings lists in the ancient Indian chronicles from the first
Speaker 1: king of the first Aryan dynasty at the same epoch,
Speaker 1: who was also the traditional founder of civilization continuously downwards
Speaker 1: to the Classic period. This identity of these kings Sumerian
Speaker 1: and Aryan is complete not only in respect of their
Speaker 1: names and titles, but also as regards their exact chronological
Speaker 1: position and order of succession, and in the achievements of
Speaker 1: the leading kings throughout this very long period of over
Speaker 1: two millenniums of years, an overwhelming proof of identity unparalleled
Speaker 1: perhaps elsewhere in the annals of history. This identity extends
Speaker 1: into such minute details as the names of queen, consorts
Speaker 1: and of sons. Thus, for example, in regard to an
Speaker 1: early Samerian sea emperor who had five famous colonizing sons who,
Speaker 1: subscribing contemporary portraits, are preserved in a family group, it
Speaker 1: is found that the names and achievements of the sons,
Speaker 1: as well as of their father are absolutely identical in
Speaker 1: the Simerian and in the early Aryan records preserved in
Speaker 1: the Indus chronicles for the same chronological period, and the
Speaker 1: identity of names, periods, and exploits is further confirmed by
Speaker 1: identities in the two records in physical type and culture, language, writing,
Speaker 1: traditional symbolism, and religion. With reference to the last, several
Speaker 1: of the hymns of Sumerian priest kings that have been
Speaker 1: unearthed are shown to be substantially the same hymns as
Speaker 1: those of the course bonding early Arian priest kings of
Speaker 1: the same name and period, which have been preserved in
Speaker 1: the Indian vedas. So we can't keep on thinking that
Speaker 1: there's little do doos that were somehow responsible for the
Speaker 1: culture of India epoch making first King himself, the traditional
Speaker 1: builder of the first city and the founder of civilization
Speaker 1: which changed the whole history of mankind. Has his personality
Speaker 1: and achievements preserved in considerable circumstantial detail in the numerous
Speaker 1: early representations of him Uh and the celebrations of his
Speaker 1: fame and his benefactions of humanity and Samerian literature, and
Speaker 1: in the Indian chronicles and vedas, and in the Greek
Speaker 1: Gothic epics of the Nordics and the Eddas. The Nordics
Speaker 1: the EDAs, and for those benefactions he was laterally canonized
Speaker 1: and deified. These records disclosed him as a supremely gifted,
Speaker 1: tall and fair bearded heroic chief of Nordic or Gothic
Speaker 1: racial type. A superman and sun worshiper, the foremost leader
Speaker 1: of the most advanced race in the opening of the
Speaker 1: Metal Age, a practical scientific discoverer, and especially the inventor
Speaker 1: of an improved method of fire production. An invincible warrior
Speaker 1: and wise statesman, an administrator and administrator who, with rare
Speaker 1: creative genius arose to fashion the higher destinies of men,
Speaker 1: and by great practical improvements in the culture of his
Speaker 1: time within the within one generation, he raised it up
Speaker 1: with the aid of his hardy sons and men of
Speaker 1: the same Gothic breed, and established it firmly a a
Speaker 1: higher plane as civilization, which the tides of time can
Speaker 1: never wash away.
Speaker 6: I like that.
Speaker 1: He and his early descendants are represented in the earliest
Speaker 1: carving sculptures and sacred seals as clad in Gothic dress,
Speaker 1: and we shall find that they were, in fact the
Speaker 1: early Goths, the most typical of the Nordic race. Most
Speaker 1: of the leading kings of early Samerian dynasties, including Sargon
Speaker 1: the Great and Many's, the first pharaoh of the first
Speaker 1: dynasty of He repeatedly called themselves in their official documents
Speaker 1: and seals. Gout pronounced Goot or Goth, and one of
Speaker 1: the more progressive early Samerian dynasties in Mesopotamia called themselves
Speaker 1: Gutti or Goti, and Goti was the regular title of
Speaker 1: the Goths in Europe. Now, let me ask you something,
Speaker 1: who do you think knows more fucking Wikipedia or the
Speaker 1: retards on social media? When I said Guti Goth and
Speaker 1: they said those weren't the same thing. What do you
Speaker 1: think knows more? This guy or those fucking retards who
Speaker 1: were trying to argue things that they don't understand and
Speaker 1: don't even know about. They just wanted to be a contrarian, right, okay?
Speaker 1: Guti or go Ti and Goti was their regular title
Speaker 1: for the of the Goths in Europe, the aspirate form
Speaker 1: Goth having been coined merely by the Romans and never
Speaker 1: used by these people themselves. Never the Goth name wasn't
Speaker 1: used by our people. Gout was Ghuti, not Goth. And significantly,
Speaker 1: the princes of the Gothic dynasty over forty three centuries
Speaker 1: ago already use as well, as we shall see the
Speaker 1: especially Gothic titles of duke and Earl. How interesting is
Speaker 1: that because that you always think of Duke and Earl
Speaker 1: as being something that's like European mostly British. Right, Well,
Speaker 1: guess where that came from too, And that's a big
Speaker 1: indicator of who we are. His personal name in Sumerian
Speaker 1: is Dar Dar Dur d u Are or ter t
Speaker 1: you are, which latterly aspirated as Thor or Thor has
Speaker 1: given us our modern weekday name of Thursday, the Thor's
Speaker 1: day of the Anglo Saxons and Jupiter's Day of the
Speaker 1: Romans and Latin nations. He also bears, amongst his Sumerian
Speaker 1: titles that of law Yeah i a disclosed as a
Speaker 1: Samerian source of Jupiter or Father you or Jupiter, of
Speaker 1: whom he is seen to be the human original, the
Speaker 1: human human human, not God human original or not a
Speaker 1: god human. And of his titles of Purr or burr
Speaker 1: or and Mitt these are titles the former is now
Speaker 1: disclosed as the Sumerian source of his Indian title of
Speaker 1: Puru of the Sun for the first Aryan king, the
Speaker 1: bringer of fire, to the home hearts of to the
Speaker 1: home hearts of men. Oh, look at that, you mean
Speaker 1: like Prometheus? And how they bassardize that fucking story or
Speaker 1: the light Bringer. Huh huh, what do you know Christians
Speaker 1: and fucking Jews destroying history with their fucking superstitions and
Speaker 1: skin and fear. Isn't that something? And their prejudices of course,
Speaker 1: mostly the Jews predidice and envy and spite and hatred.
Speaker 1: The bringer of fire to the home hearts of men
Speaker 1: and along with the latter title the source of Thor's
Speaker 1: Gothic title of burmeoth as I. So this is what
Speaker 1: the I'm going to get into this, but this is
Speaker 1: why you hear this shit in the Bible about you know,
Speaker 1: people like Nimrod and things like that. They are going
Speaker 1: against the will of their god, which is Saddured and
Speaker 1: set and Chronos, because they brought civilization, culture, you know, nobility,
Speaker 1: all these things to the people. That was them stealing
Speaker 1: from the Goths or gods, this fire of life and
Speaker 1: illumination or what you want to call enlightenment as to
Speaker 1: how to live properly. And with that they also brought
Speaker 1: innovation like the plow and irrigation embttered people's lives is
Speaker 1: so that toil wasn't as horrific, and they liberated them
Speaker 1: from these six psychopathic, freaking human and child sacrificers who
Speaker 1: were all up in their freaking rituals and and sorcery.
Speaker 1: So this is why they hated us. This is why
Speaker 1: they hated us and still do because we broke their
Speaker 1: parade up. We broke we we rained on their parade.
Speaker 1: We we we broke up their party. They were having
Speaker 1: a grand old time horribly treating other beings, and we
Speaker 1: said enough is enough. We liberated the people. I say,
Speaker 1: weel like I was there he maybe part of me was,
Speaker 1: who knows, maybe part of you was were sorry? Uh
Speaker 1: where We're a king of bringing fire at home and
Speaker 1: hearts in Along with Ladder title source of Thora's Gothic
Speaker 1: title of Burr me off as I show in my
Speaker 1: new literal translation of the Nordic Eda, which is what
Speaker 1: we're going to get into in a second, but this
Speaker 1: one is the makers of civilization in racing culture, racing history.
Speaker 1: This latter title, also with his identical achievements, identifies him
Speaker 1: as the historical human original of the greatest of all
Speaker 1: Greek culture heroes, the fire hero Prometheus. Didn't I just
Speaker 1: say that that's thor guys with whose real history, however,
Speaker 1: great liberties seem to have been taken by the later
Speaker 1: mythmongering Hellenic bards. Do you wonder who those people were,
Speaker 1: the fucking same ones that were writing their history in
Speaker 1: this fake bullshit to not slash Torah, Probably just as
Speaker 1: our later English and Welsh bards in the medieval period
Speaker 1: when tournaments were in vogue, have taken free license with
Speaker 1: the real, original and very long pre Christian hero King
Speaker 1: Arthur or our thurr or air hr Air Thor of
Speaker 1: the Nooric ETAs Arthur also comes from Thor, who we
Speaker 1: shall find is made of somewhat uh exotic reflection of
Speaker 1: his real self. This same invincible, benefit, beneficent, beneficent, sorry,
Speaker 1: the same invincible, beneficent culture hero. Listen to this invincible
Speaker 1: sounds like powerful, but beneficent, good natured culture hero, the
Speaker 1: first universal king and institut of town or city life
Speaker 1: and monogamous marriage there it is right there, monogamous marriage.
Speaker 1: The Samarian king dur or Tur which is Thor, the
Speaker 1: first Aryan king and founder of civilization and now made
Speaker 1: historical and of fixed date. A real dude. Everyone there
Speaker 1: was a Thoor. He wasn't a god. He was our
Speaker 1: great great great great great great great great grand relative, right,
Speaker 1: how many greats? I'm sure there's more a culture in
Speaker 1: a history to be proud of, and it's not all
Speaker 1: fucking bastardized by sick, fucking practices of Semitic pieces of shit.
Speaker 1: We deserve better then, Oh well, I guess if the
Speaker 1: whole entire world was just flooded, it's okay to bang
Speaker 1: your daughters.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 1: Fuck those people. Fuck those people. They're disgusting the makers
Speaker 1: of civilization. As this long line I mean was that,
Speaker 1: what was that? There was a lot of There was
Speaker 1: the story of law. There was a story of Noah.
Speaker 1: They're all sick, sick and depraved. As this long line
Speaker 1: of recovered historical arian kings and dynastics and dynastics from
Speaker 1: the first king onwards, with their achievements down down the
Speaker 1: ages now passed, is like a pageant before our eyes,
Speaker 1: like one of those culture parades in Germany in the thirties.
Speaker 1: We see for the first time the true perspective of
Speaker 1: ancient history from its beginning with the names and titlest personalities,
Speaker 1: aryan race and relative fixed dates for the authors and
Speaker 1: the early developers that and propagators of civilization, the hitherto
Speaker 1: prehistoric period back to the rise of civilization now becomes
Speaker 1: historic and so for and so far from having been
Speaker 1: a period as supposed of dead stagnation, it is one
Speaker 1: of ceaseless movement and progress. Civilization from its start is
Speaker 1: seen to have been fashioned essentially on the same fundamental
Speaker 1: lines as the present day right on morality, dignity, integrity.
Speaker 1: That's what civilization came from. Chaos, disorder and decay and
Speaker 1: parasitic predation on the people that came from them. That
Speaker 1: came from them, That wasn't us. It's unfortunate that people
Speaker 1: were corrupted by it so essentially on the same fundamental
Speaker 1: lines as the present day. And the astonishing modernness modernness
Speaker 1: of its scientific authors and their outlook on life makes
Speaker 1: them feel quite near to us, though separated by thousands
Speaker 1: of years, as they are found to be our own
Speaker 1: kith and kin, not some Semitic bullshit, not some Jewish bullshit,
Speaker 1: not some saturn cult bullshit. These were our ancestors. There
Speaker 1: was the reason why we're here, these people, and they
Speaker 1: have a proud, noble past that we can be proud of.
Speaker 1: And through their inscriptions in primitive Rian or Samarian speech,
Speaker 1: still uttering their message, they seem to stretch out their
Speaker 1: hands and speak to us in fellowship and understanding. Golo
Speaker 1: chucked up there, trumpet with trumpet tongues. Down the long
Speaker 1: corridor of time, we see them as a vigorous, thriving
Speaker 1: industrial people, living in cities and spreading their civilization and
Speaker 1: ordered government with free institution, free institutions amongst the wild
Speaker 1: aboriginal races whom they welded into civilized nations, rehabilitated the
Speaker 1: whack jobs, or with the people who were influenced by
Speaker 1: these whack jobs. It can be done. We've done it before.
Speaker 1: The corruption of the soul can be fixed. We seem
Speaker 1: to hear the tramp of their well disciplined legions, and
Speaker 1: see the glitter of the sun on their spears as
Speaker 1: they repel the attacks of the would be destroyers of
Speaker 1: their civilization. As in as is recorded in their inscriptions
Speaker 1: and represented on their monuments, we see the just laws
Speaker 1: they enacted for champing, championing the cause of the week.
Speaker 1: Listen to this. We see the just laws they enacted
Speaker 1: for championing, championing the cause of the weak and poor
Speaker 1: and needy. They had no reason to care about these people.
Speaker 1: They weren't even their people. And they still cared about
Speaker 1: and they still freaking did what was right. There are
Speaker 1: great public works and temples and libraries and palaces adorned. Hey,
Speaker 1: it was their adopted place. That means everybody was one
Speaker 1: extended family. That's what That's how the Systians rolled too.
Speaker 1: Even if they conquered you, they were kind to you
Speaker 1: as long as you're wanting to douche. There are great
Speaker 1: public works, the temples and libraries and palaces adorned with
Speaker 1: sculptures and other works of high and naturalistic art. And
Speaker 1: we see them engaged in industries and as daring pioneer
Speaker 1: mariner merchantmen in their small winged galleys, scouring and exploring
Speaker 1: the wide seas and confines of the unknown ancient world.
Speaker 1: The point when civilization emerges on the horizon of written history,
Speaker 1: hitherto the subject of vague and vastly conflicting conjecture, is
Speaker 1: now fairly fixed. And it is all unsuspectedly located in
Speaker 1: Cappadocia in Asia byner, the land of Saint George of England,
Speaker 1: and a land which scientists have shown in recent sorry
Speaker 1: have shown is really part a part of Europe geographically, geologically, zoologically,
Speaker 1: and botanically climatically, so that civilization and its authors were European.
Speaker 1: But I'm bumps. Here in Cappadocia we find the first
Speaker 1: civilized king established himself and built the first town or
Speaker 1: city and formed the first civilized state, according to the
Speaker 1: Sumerian accounts and the Indian chronicles. Also in the Indian
Speaker 1: chronicles also locate him and his capital in Asian Minor.
Speaker 1: There is some evidence indicating that this first king, with
Speaker 1: his adventurous band of fellow tribesmen, came from the old
Speaker 1: Gothic land of the Euxine and Danube valley of southwest Europe.
Speaker 1: Then forty three years later we find his son and
Speaker 1: successor descending from the uplands of Asia Minor with this
Speaker 1: army of civilized Aryan tribesmen and as an army and
Speaker 1: sorry as an armed peasantry into the rich alluvial plains
Speaker 1: of the message of Mesopotamia to form they're a great empire,
Speaker 1: building there the first cities in the land of Shinar
Speaker 1: and civilizing the black headed people which means black haired,
Speaker 1: the Semitic Kaldian Aborigines. So they civilized them. The Kaldean
Speaker 1: Aborigines were beholden to this sixth freaking cult the Kaladeans
Speaker 1: throughout history or a bunch of savage assholes and Kaldian
Speaker 1: slash Iraqi. Right, you have one of the oldest churches
Speaker 1: in Christianity, as we talked about a couple of days ago,
Speaker 1: being Kaldean. That could be honest and sincere or could
Speaker 1: manye not be. But these Kaldeans were synonymous with the knights.
Speaker 1: So those who were able to be once we were
Speaker 1: freed from that sick cult, if they were genuinely, sincerely
Speaker 1: appreciative of that, then obviously they were going along to
Speaker 1: get along so that they weren't be fucking murdered by
Speaker 1: these people. That's understandable. But the ones who were, you know,
Speaker 1: loyalist to them. Yeah, Remember we were a little gullible
Speaker 1: because we were noble and we didn't think of treachery
Speaker 1: in those terms. It is this advent into Mesopotamia of
Speaker 1: this immigrant ruling and civilizing Aryan or Nordic race that
Speaker 1: is now disclosed to be what nowadays is called by
Speaker 1: a seriologist the coming of the Samerians. Yeah, that was us,
Speaker 1: That was us from this epoch. This world has been
Speaker 1: us ours, This place is ours, we've people given a
Speaker 1: false history that we've never pulish or gained foothold that
Speaker 1: wee ever you know of significance because everything is Semitic. Well,
Speaker 1: here's your truth. They never accomplished anything. They just let
Speaker 1: other people do it and rewrite history and co opt
Speaker 1: it and claim it for themselves. And then that impression
Speaker 1: makes us feel powerless, weak and insignificant in history and
Speaker 1: somehow feel defeated already before anything ever happens from this
Speaker 1: epoch of the advent of the Aryans into Mesopotamia as Sumerians,
Speaker 1: the historical Sumerians of this epoch having been hitherto unrecognized
Speaker 1: by a as stereologists. Because right academia, we can now
Speaker 1: trace in continuous data detail civilization developing and advancing down
Speaker 1: the ages in the hands of the descendants of its
Speaker 1: Aryan originators, who are seen to have formed the exclusive
Speaker 1: imperial ruling cast in the civilized state of the ancient world.
Speaker 1: We thus gain a new aid of immense importance towards
Speaker 1: historic reconstruction and the factors making for progress and civilization,
Speaker 1: and towards a new synthesis of the mental and physical sciences.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you a question writing being rare there,
Speaker 1: literacy being very rare back then, what do you think
Speaker 1: they would waste their time doing? Because this is what
Speaker 1: I think is hilarious about them questioning the Indus Valley
Speaker 1: King's lists saying, oh, that's that there's no evidence of
Speaker 1: them being there. Well, no shit, because they took their
Speaker 1: histories of them. That's a big oversight there, maybe deliberate one,
Speaker 1: But what do you think they would do? First, tell
Speaker 1: something that's real or start writing fiction novels? Like why
Speaker 1: waste your fucking time with that? And a lot of
Speaker 1: the old quote unquote mythology. It's just because idioms and
Speaker 1: things that you know, cloacual metaphors weren't understood five thousand,
Speaker 1: four thousand and three thousand years later. So it sounds
Speaker 1: like it's mythological because it's like shorthanding an explanation of something.
Speaker 1: But then literalists come wrong and turn it into fantasy
Speaker 1: and mythology because they have no fucking clue what the
Speaker 1: hell they're looking at, and then they translate it in
Speaker 1: a stupid way so that people forever now think that
Speaker 1: it means this dumb, weird, crazy thing. And obviously our
Speaker 1: ancestor a bunch of fucking kooks. It's not true. It's
Speaker 1: just that idiots are are handling the information and screwing
Speaker 1: it all up, and possibly to the benefit of people,
Speaker 1: to make you wonder whether or not that was deliberate
Speaker 1: of its Aryan originators, who are seen to have formed
Speaker 1: the exclusive imperial ruling cast in the civilized states of
Speaker 1: the ancient world. We thus gain a new aid of
Speaker 1: immense importance towards historical reconstruction and the factors making for
Speaker 1: progress in the civilization, in civilization, and towards a new
Speaker 1: synthesis of the mental and physical sciences. Thus, the reason
Speaker 1: for the remarkable unity in the elements of the various
Speaker 1: ancient local civilizations hitherto inexplicable, a unity hitherto local, at least,
Speaker 1: likes to say, the word hitherto logically recognized as implying
Speaker 1: unity in civilization only by Professor Elliott Smith and his school, who, however,
Speaker 1: ascribe its originating and propagating center to Egypt, is now
Speaker 1: seen to be found in the newly elicited fact that
Speaker 1: the authors of the supposedly independent ancient civilizations were one
Speaker 1: and the same ruling race, the Aryans, who spread their
Speaker 1: civilization over the ancient ruled by their worldwide imperial sway
Speaker 1: and colonial rule. Thus Egyptian civilization is disclosed by the
Speaker 1: new evidence, which includes actual surviving inscriptions in Egypt of
Speaker 1: the world monarch Sargon the Great and his father and
Speaker 1: grandfather before him as pre dynastic pharaohs to be of
Speaker 1: Sumerian or Aryan origin and introduced fully fledged into Egypt
Speaker 1: from Mesopotamia by those Aryan emperors from Mesopotamia. We were
Speaker 1: running it all, and the first dynasty of Egypt, or
Speaker 1: Many's dynasty, is demonstrated to be identical with that of
Speaker 1: Sargon's son Menace, the warrior Manys in Mesopotamia, of which
Speaker 1: empire Ancient Egypt is disclosed to have been a colony
Speaker 1: or dependency. The Many's dynasty in Egypt are shown to
Speaker 1: use generally the same names and territorial titles in their
Speaker 1: Egyptian inscriptions, hitherto undeciphered by Egyptologists, as they are written
Speaker 1: in Sumerian script and in the Sumerian language as they
Speaker 1: used in their inscriptions in Mesopotamia. Wow, that's interesting that
Speaker 1: Sumerian script would be found in Egypt. Ah Many's moreover,
Speaker 1: is demonstrated to be the identical with King Minos, the
Speaker 1: traditional founder of civilization Increte, Hey there you go. Now
Speaker 1: we've got the Greeks too, And the other ancient civilizations
Speaker 1: of Asia Minor, Alam, Persia, the Indus Valley, and Mediterranean
Speaker 1: are shown likewise to be of Sumerian or Aryan origin.
Speaker 1: The remaining ancient civilization also, namely that of China, which
Speaker 1: dates traditionally only to about two BC, has previously been
Speaker 1: shown with considerable probability by Professor de le Coupieri, and
Speaker 1: Ball is another name of another person to be along
Speaker 1: with its hieroglyphic system derived from the Sumerian. Well, isn't
Speaker 1: that interesting? The history of civilization and its propagation is
Speaker 1: thus disclosed to be a unity to a much greater
Speaker 1: extent than has hitherto been supposed. Amongst the important new
Speaker 1: historical information information I don't know in regard to these
Speaker 1: early Aryan emperors who developed and propagated civilization, is that
Speaker 1: which discloses the hitherto unknown identity and Aryan royal ancestry
Speaker 1: of the father of Sargon the Great and the prehistory
Speaker 1: of Sargon himself and his son Many's. Thus it is
Speaker 1: found that Many's whose origin and antecedents are anticidents have
Speaker 1: been wholly unknown, really really revolted against his father and
Speaker 1: seized Egypt. Yeah, and established there the first local dynasty,
Speaker 1: detaching it from his father's empire, when he was still
Speaker 1: crown Prince and governor of the Indus Valley Colony of
Speaker 1: his father's empire. In his official seals, which I have
Speaker 1: found amongst those unearthed in the prolific second batch of
Speaker 1: seals in the latter colony and deciphered for the first
Speaker 1: time in this work, along with several scores of others
Speaker 1: of these Indus seals of the second batch, hitherto holy
Speaker 1: undeciphered and proving to be of immense historical importance for
Speaker 1: the recovery of the history of the world civilization. He
Speaker 1: also established himself Paru or Pharaoh. Well, isn't that interesting?
Speaker 1: And along with these or other official signet seals of
Speaker 1: his father Sargod, in addition to those I have previously
Speaker 1: deciphered and published of the first batch of those Indus
Speaker 1: Valley seals, and in these Sargon also calls himself Pharaoh. Moreover,
Speaker 1: Many's route for his conquest of Egypt is indicated via
Speaker 1: the Persian Gulf, Indian Ocean, Arabian Sea, and the Red
Speaker 1: Sea moist pathetically. Tragic of all perhaps is the discovery
Speaker 1: that hitherto unread long record inscribed on the great ebony
Speaker 1: label found in the tomb of Many's at Abbidos in
Speaker 1: Upper Egypt and written in the Sumerian script. Well, that's
Speaker 1: interesting again, my Submarian script in the freaking in the
Speaker 1: uh in the sarcophagus whatever, the tomb of Many's at
Speaker 1: Abdos in Upper Egypt, and written in the Samearian script
Speaker 1: and language of his time, and now deciphered and translated
Speaker 1: for the first time narrates in graphic and circumstantial detail
Speaker 1: how this great admiral and world emperor in his old age,
Speaker 1: on a voyage of exploration with his fleet, made the
Speaker 1: complete course to the furthest west Sunset land in the
Speaker 1: Western Ocean, and there met his tragic death. And it
Speaker 1: states that his tomb quote unquote in Egypt. And they're
Speaker 1: put in comparentheses for a reason. And Egypt remained empty
Speaker 1: and was merely a cent cenotaph in place of the
Speaker 1: hanging wood label. You know, an empty and empty tomb,
Speaker 1: ampty barreal place and the place name of the island
Speaker 1: in the far western Ocean, which appears to read Urani
Speaker 1: suggests the place of his death and real tomb as
Speaker 1: Erin Or Ireland. Apart from the flood of new light
Speaker 1: thus gained on the personality, achievements, methods, and race of
Speaker 1: the of the hitherto unknown but now historical individuals who
Speaker 1: originated in early developed civilization, and of the relatively little
Speaker 1: known early propagators of civilization over the ancient world and
Speaker 1: the manner in which they did it. The new method
Speaker 1: of research is of great service to scientific history by
Speaker 1: the more accurate chronology which it introduces. Through through the
Speaker 1: recovery by our new keys of the complete list of
Speaker 1: Samerian or Arian kings continuously back to the first king
Speaker 1: of the first Samerian dynasty, and bringing and bridging over
Speaker 1: the gaps which have hitherto existed, we are enabled for
Speaker 1: the first time to recover the exact dates to within
Speaker 1: a few years for the entire main line of Sumerian
Speaker 1: or Arian kings, back to the first king at the
Speaker 1: rise of civilization. Thus, the real date for the first
Speaker 1: Aryan or Samarian king becomes about three three hundred and
Speaker 1: seventy eight BC, that would be Thor, and the real
Speaker 1: date of Many is the founder of the first dynasty
Speaker 1: of Egypt, becomes about two thousand, seven hundred and three BC,
Speaker 1: So obviously the pyramids were already fucking there. And the
Speaker 1: great confusion that arises from the enormous discrepancies in the
Speaker 1: extravagantly conjectural and calculated dates for these epochs by the
Speaker 1: rival schools amongst the Syriologists and Egyptologists, none of which
Speaker 1: are or anywhere near the mark, will soon, it may
Speaker 1: be hoped, to disappear from our research records and textbooks.
Speaker 1: The determination of the real that might have happened if
Speaker 1: World War two did the end way it did. The
Speaker 1: determination of the real date of Many's will not only
Speaker 1: bring due order into Egyptian chronology, but must react beneficially
Speaker 1: on the inquiries into the history of the countries with
Speaker 1: which Egypt was connected during the period covered by the
Speaker 1: earlier dynasties, including ancient Britain. In speaking of the Samerians
Speaker 1: or early areas of the fourth millennium BC, as the
Speaker 1: founders of civilization and of the rise of civilization as
Speaker 1: a now relatively fixed and dated historical epoch, one has
Speaker 1: to be on one's guard against misconception. Civilization was not
Speaker 1: the sudden affair we sometimes imagine it. The progress which
Speaker 1: the Simerians brought to fruition was a low growth from
Speaker 1: remote beginnings.
Speaker 5: It was the.
Speaker 1: Outcome of a long, slow process of evolution from the
Speaker 1: primitive culture with fire production, cookery, and beginnings of art
Speaker 1: of the tall, long headed, big brained Chromagnet race of
Speaker 1: men of the last stage of the Old Stone Age
Speaker 1: about twenty thousand BC onwards to the later New Stone
Speaker 1: Age men on the threshold of the dawn of civilization,
Speaker 1: with domestication of animals, sporadic agriculture, and social organization, with fixity,
Speaker 1: with fixity, with fixity of customs. There we go, fixed customs,
Speaker 1: they just said fixed. It was not until the relatively
Speaker 1: recent period of the Metal Age that the most highly
Speaker 1: developed race of men, presumably the descendants of the cultured
Speaker 1: Chromagnet race, invented writing and built the first cities, thus
Speaker 1: putting the coping stone, so to speak, on the edifice
Speaker 1: that had been so long building and giving us at
Speaker 1: last civilization in its dictionary sense. But was that the
Speaker 1: relearning or was it the first learning? Because I would
Speaker 1: argue that we had all been here before, we'd vell
Speaker 1: got into those levels and beyond, before before something happened.
Speaker 1: The first builder of a city or town was, according
Speaker 1: to the old Samerian records, the first king of the
Speaker 1: first Samerian dynasty, who was the traditional founder of civilization,
Speaker 1: and he was we find familiar with writing and lived
Speaker 1: at the opening of the Middle Age. His date, by
Speaker 1: our new chronology evidence chronological evidence of about three thousand,
Speaker 1: three hundreds of the AABC thus becomes technically the date
Speaker 1: for the rise of civilization, with which began the glorious
Speaker 1: new era of human progress. Of other far reaching historical
Speaker 1: effects of the new evidence, several are indicated in the
Speaker 1: concluding chapter. Here may be mentioned the new light which
Speaker 1: is shed on evolution of the heroic mythology, on the
Speaker 1: very early Aryan institution of monotheism some two thousand years
Speaker 1: before Abraham the fake Braham right, on the evolution of
Speaker 1: the anthropomorphic idea of God and its day on the
Speaker 1: Aryan Simerian basis of the mosaic, Roman and other law codes,
Speaker 1: on the inspiration drawn by Greek art from the naturalistic
Speaker 1: art of the Samerians, Hittites and Arian Babylonians, the derivation
Speaker 1: of the applied in industrial arts and sciences, including astronomy,
Speaker 1: the arc, in building, the art and building measures of weight,
Speaker 1: surface capacity, time, et cetera, hydraulic and sanitary engineering, and
Speaker 1: deep sea navigation. Heroic mythology has its historical human basis
Speaker 1: now disclosed for the first time, showing the identity between
Speaker 1: the civilized traditions of the East and West, and the
Speaker 1: connection of both with the primitive Aryan or Nordic race
Speaker 1: and language. We get behind the beginnings of heroic mythology.
Speaker 1: A vast deal of what has hitherto been looked upon
Speaker 1: as prehistoric and mythical becomes historic and real. Let me
Speaker 1: say that again, A vast deal of what has hitherto
Speaker 1: been looked upon as prehistoric and mythical becomes historic and
Speaker 1: real when you know how to read it. Heroes who
Speaker 1: have been raised into gods again take forms as men
Speaker 1: and as historic early Aryan kings of relatively fixed dates,
Speaker 1: god and demigods of the ancient Greeks and Romans, Egyptians
Speaker 1: and Hittites, Persians and Indo Arians, as well as of
Speaker 1: the go Scandinavians and Germans. Ancient Britain's Irish and Anglo
Speaker 1: Saxons such as Zeus Jove or Jupiter Indra, Prometheus atmu
Speaker 1: Adam adamu Adam ah ad Or Odin Thor or Airthor
Speaker 1: or Arthur of the Roundtable with his Sumerian Holy Grail
Speaker 1: now discovered as still existing and identical with the magical
Speaker 1: stone bull or cauldron captured from the weirds Wizards Weirds
Speaker 1: right at the well of Urd by air or Thor,
Speaker 1: Sir Gowan Khan the Hunter Cohn the hundred Fighter Kin
Speaker 1: listen to this Cain Enoch Noah and Jaffat Nimrod the
Speaker 1: Mighty Hunter and city builder, Dardanos, Ericthonius, Hercules, Bacchus or
Speaker 1: Cyrus with Isis and Horus Bara or Burhat the eponymous
Speaker 1: ancestor of Brutus the Trojan, and the British Saint Georgia
Speaker 1: Cappadocia and of Mary England with his Red Cross, Saint Andrew,
Speaker 1: Saint Michael the Archangel, and Tassio of the Ancient Britain.
Speaker 1: Pre Roman coins and prehistoric monuments in Britain are found
Speaker 1: before their deification or canonizations, who have been famous Sumerian
Speaker 1: or Early Arian kings and emperors of relatively fixed dates,
Speaker 1: most of them with still existing contemporary monuments, whose histories
Speaker 1: can be reconstructed by the Sumerian monumental inscriptions and records
Speaker 1: supplemented with the accounts of them preserved in the Indian
Speaker 1: chronicles and the Gothic or Nordica. Does real people everybody?
Speaker 1: Not gods? We just demystified all the bullshit religions that
Speaker 1: have come before us or come after us, as come
Speaker 1: before us, yes, but are placed before us. Thus we
Speaker 1: find that after all, the god Zeus Jov or Jupiter
Speaker 1: or you know Jupiter or thor odin the same guy
Speaker 1: is historical fact, and historical fact was, before his deification,
Speaker 1: the actual human ancestor in lineal descent of many of
Speaker 1: the famous kings and heroes of antiquity. This justifies the
Speaker 1: proud boast of many of the early Samerian kings that
Speaker 1: they were the son of god Zeus, who was also
Speaker 1: called ea Jah or Yov you know Jehovah right, and
Speaker 1: that they suckled at the breast of his queen, the
Speaker 1: Lady of the Mountain or inini Egos juno that that
Speaker 1: is to say, they were vicariously so nourished as the
Speaker 1: lineal descendants of his son, the secondary king, as shown
Speaker 1: in the dynastic genealogies in the appendix. This was just
Speaker 1: as in later times the Anglo Saxon and other Noda
Speaker 1: kings claimed to be the descended to be descended from Odin,
Speaker 1: and in classic Greek and Roman myth many of the
Speaker 1: leading heroes are made to be the sons of Zeus. Well,
Speaker 1: guess what same guy thora zach Zeus that same people
Speaker 1: or as Jupiter, that is to say, they traced back
Speaker 1: their descent to him in human form, in human form,
Speaker 1: though the latter so. Though the later myth mongering bards
Speaker 1: in ignorance of the real history and reflecting the lax
Speaker 1: morality of their time, ascribed this is sounding very oave
Speaker 1: to me. Lacks morality of their time ascribed the descent
Speaker 1: to erect elicit amars on the part of Zeus or Jupiter,
Speaker 1: and so grossly troduced his noble character. Yes, remember now, now,
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, Zeus is the rapist of Europa.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: Even the old traditions of the later Chaldean and Egyptian priests,
Speaker 1: reflected by Borosis and Manetho, that the first early kings
Speaker 1: were gods is now seen to be based on historical fact.
Speaker 1: Now put all that in perspective, and when it comes
Speaker 1: to the Ananachi, oh there they were realiens or they
Speaker 1: were gods. They were tall fucking goths, dude, and they've
Speaker 1: been told a bunch of bullshit about their history. We've
Speaker 1: been told a bunch of shit, a bunch of lies. Okay,
Speaker 1: just want to double check that, make sure we're still
Speaker 1: on Hi, Hi, hi, everybody, and let's go back to it. Well,
Speaker 1: bring it up there, he goes, let's see and leading
Speaker 1: Harold Heraldic and the leading Heraldic animals and associated crosses
Speaker 1: on modern national and family. I can't really read that
Speaker 1: a scutcheans. I can't really are seen to have been
Speaker 1: used in similar fashion by our Sumerian or early Nordic forebears,
Speaker 1: the animals being usually a rebusses of their clan names, right,
Speaker 1: So like the the goat or the hego for the Goths.
Speaker 1: This is just a that's a generic example. There were
Speaker 1: more specific ones, but you know, for family tribe and
Speaker 1: stuff like that. But also the serpent and the wolf
Speaker 1: totems as they would call them, the innate relationships of
Speaker 1: civilization to the Arran race from the earliest period disclosed
Speaker 1: by this new evidence are It is interesting to note
Speaker 1: fully in agreement with the recent researches of Professor W. M. W.
Speaker 1: McDougall and Hans Gunther in their classic analysis of the
Speaker 1: racial elements in Europe European civilization from the Greek period
Speaker 1: downwards to the modern in which they reach the same
Speaker 1: conclusion as to the leading part played by the Nordic race,
Speaker 1: that is the Arians, and that racial impoverishment in the element,
Speaker 1: and that element tends to the weakening of civilization. Once
Speaker 1: they leave, civilization falls apart. We are the glue that
Speaker 1: holds it together. We have the lead by example. We
Speaker 1: have to continue to be noble in this regard or
Speaker 1: come back to it. At least in this regard. The
Speaker 1: staggering fact now emerges from the united testimony of the
Speaker 1: entire body of Samarian and Babylonian monumental and literary history,
Speaker 1: as interpreted by the new official Indian keys to the
Speaker 1: Aryan ancestry and the traditional forms of the names of
Speaker 1: the kings, that no Semitic dynasty whatsoever is to be
Speaker 1: found in Mesopotamia throughout the whole Let me say this again,
Speaker 1: no Semitic dynasty, because they never had their own fucking place.
Speaker 1: They just bullshitted us. That's why I have a big
Speaker 1: problem with this whole temple bullshit. Oh first, second, third,
Speaker 1: I really if one of them was made by fucking
Speaker 1: Solomon and seventy two demons, go fuck yourselves. You're sick focks.
Speaker 1: No Semitic dynasty whatsoever is to be found in Mesopotamia
Speaker 1: throughout the whole period of recorded history from the rise
Speaker 1: of civilization downward until the Semitic Assyrian period. Semitic Assyrian
Speaker 1: period of about twilve hundred BC. That's when they decided.
Speaker 1: That's when they decided. Remember to the seven hundred BC
Speaker 1: is when they started hunting our people down and trying
Speaker 1: to kill us all off. And that fight has never ended,
Speaker 1: has it? Has it? All the dynasties before this period,
Speaker 1: which are alleged by a Syria, alleged by a serioologist
Speaker 1: Semitic scholars to be Semitic, are now disclosed to be
Speaker 1: purely and unequivocably, unequivocally Sumerian or Aryan and non Semitic.
Speaker 1: Let me say that again. All the dynasties before this period,
Speaker 1: which are alleged by a Serologist Semitic scholars to be Semitic,
Speaker 1: are now disclosed to be purely and unequivocally Sumerian or
Speaker 1: Aryan and non Semitic. We owe them shit the os everything.
Speaker 1: It now transpires that Seriologists, possessed of no key whatever
Speaker 1: to the traditional forms of any of these kings names
Speaker 1: to guide them in restoring quote unquote the names from
Speaker 1: the ambiguous, ambiguous polyphonous Samerian syllabic signs, have, under the
Speaker 1: spell of their Semitic theories, forcibly semitized the names of
Speaker 1: those Samarian kings by arbitrarily substituting, often Semitic values for
Speaker 1: the normal Sumerian or Aryan values of the syllabic signs
Speaker 1: by which the king's names are written, in order to
Speaker 1: give the names a Semitic semblance and thus support their
Speaker 1: inveterate theory that the Semites were the originators of Mesopotamian civilization.
Speaker 1: Do you see what just happened there? They just changed
Speaker 1: the names of our ancestors to make them sound Morejewy.
Speaker 1: That's that's over simplifying it, but that's what they did.
Speaker 1: That's what they did, and now they have a Now
Speaker 1: they have a deep history they can write about in
Speaker 1: their fucking to knock. These people were merchants and thieves,
Speaker 1: criminals from the beginning, liars from the beginning, murderers from
Speaker 1: the start. What the fuck did these people ever create?
Speaker 1: They just destroy, that's all they do. They can suck
Speaker 1: out life, they can't, they can't make anything. But these
Speaker 1: are our big heroes. These are the ones that we
Speaker 1: have to go, you know, help help, help bring them
Speaker 1: to the false concept of what God is. Let's go
Speaker 1: for it, Let's do that. Seems to be working out
Speaker 1: just fine for us. This falsification of history of Mesopotamia
Speaker 1: and of civilization has hitherto grossly misled historians in general.
Speaker 1: But all of these so called Semitic dynasties as well
Speaker 1: as their individual kings, including for example, Sargon the Great,
Speaker 1: who however, never called themselves Sargon nor was so called
Speaker 1: even in the Late Babylonia, and King Kamarabi of Law
Speaker 1: Code Fame, are now conclusively proven in this work from
Speaker 1: their own contemporary records to be Samerians or Ariyans in race.
Speaker 1: Haimarabi isn't there's either it's Hamlabi, and it's one of
Speaker 1: our ancestors. And each and all, and each and all
Speaker 1: of them are recognized early Aryan kings and dynasties of
Speaker 1: the Indo Aryans, several of them being famous early Aryans
Speaker 1: mentioned in the Vedic Psalm literature of the Orthodox Hindus.
Speaker 1: And one of them is the famous epical Arian king Ramashandra,
Speaker 1: the hero of the Ramayana romance and the most popular
Speaker 1: ancient heroo arian king in India today. And it is
Speaker 1: difficult to acquit altogether from the blame those distinguished as
Speaker 1: seriologist scholars, scholars who mechanically following each other, have allowed
Speaker 1: the spell the spell. This is very very good verbiage here,
Speaker 1: the spell cast by their Semitic prejudice to blind them
Speaker 1: for so long to the real facts. It's difficult to
Speaker 1: acquit their blame for their blindness, for their Semitic spell
Speaker 1: has bullshitted the rest of the world for so long geographically.
Speaker 1: This is the weird awakening, guys, This is the real
Speaker 1: fucking awakening right here, we're talking it, we're showing, we're
Speaker 1: showing you it. I don't know who we is. I
Speaker 1: gotta scroll my pocket or something geographically considerable insight is
Speaker 1: gained incidentally through these earliest inscriptions regarding leading place names
Speaker 1: of the ancient world and the unsuspected wide prevalence of
Speaker 1: deep sea navigation by the early Arians. Deep sea navigation
Speaker 1: early Arians, guess who was here first in this fucking world, right.
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 1: They made it here before anyone else did to America's
Speaker 1: And there's there's history of that, potentially by a man
Speaker 1: named Inca in the Frisian depiction or histories that you
Speaker 1: find in the Orlanda all right, Mariette. Deep sea navigation
Speaker 1: by the early Arians and their Phoenician branch in times
Speaker 1: of hitherto d in prehistoric remember there's two Phoenicians. There
Speaker 1: is the Aryan Phoenicians and then those who occupied the
Speaker 1: same area afterwards who were fucking Jews or Semites or
Speaker 1: saturn cult who are horrifically evil, rotten people as they
Speaker 1: as is their mo but they lump them all together
Speaker 1: so people don't want to look at Phoenician because everything's
Speaker 1: tainted by these sick focks. In Many's day, over forty
Speaker 1: five centuries ago, we find large three decked ships. Forty
Speaker 1: five centuries ago, large three decks ships scouring the seas
Speaker 1: and fleets, and which made the full course, implying that
Speaker 1: the courses were already mapped out, already mapped out. The
Speaker 1: remarkable persistence and place names is also demonstrated. While some
Speaker 1: of the ancient names such as Kam or Ham or
Speaker 1: Ham for Egypt have long become obsolete, though now found
Speaker 1: in the newly deciphered inscriptions many centuries earlier than previously known,
Speaker 1: others like Parasi Paras or Persia and Mushir or Egypt,
Speaker 1: the modern vernacular name of which is still miser disclose
Speaker 1: the currency of the modern names a millennium or more
Speaker 1: before the hitherto recorded, before that hitherto recorded, and besides
Speaker 1: locating it definitely the lost pre Indian homeland of the
Speaker 1: Indo Aryans, the historical original of the real Garden of Eden,
Speaker 1: the historical original of the real Garden of Eden paradise
Speaker 1: is found in a location far from that hitherto imagined
Speaker 1: for it. Zoologically, also we recover admirable naturalistic contemporary portraits
Speaker 1: of animals wild and domesticated at early periods, which can
Speaker 1: now be definitely dated, and in habitats where they have
Speaker 1: long been extinct, such as the wooly mained lion, rhinoceros
Speaker 1: and tiger, and amongst the domesticated animals, we find that
Speaker 1: lea these early dates.
Speaker 6: That the.
Speaker 1: Really dates that prick eared wolf, brahmin ni bowl, buffalo,
Speaker 1: romine bowl, buffalo, elephant, and goats of different species. The
Speaker 1: origin of civilized writing from Sumerian pictographs, selected signs of
Speaker 1: which I have shown were the parents of our modern
Speaker 1: alphabetic letters, with their phonetic value, is considerable. Light is
Speaker 1: thrown by the early indisc colony writers having preserved fuller
Speaker 1: pictographic forms of many of the signs that than in
Speaker 1: the Mesopotamus script. Thus, many of the higher glyphic signs
Speaker 1: in the latter, which are drawn so abbreviated and dramatically
Speaker 1: that the original object which they pictured is doubtful or unknown,
Speaker 1: that object now becomes recognizable. Such are a few of
Speaker 1: the many outstanding results which so far have followed from
Speaker 1: comparison of the monumental inscriptions with the literary remains of
Speaker 1: our aryan ancestors. Important in themselves by placing universal history
Speaker 1: on a firmer foundation than before. They are still more
Speaker 1: so by the promise they afford of the harvest of
Speaker 1: new knowledge that awaits us when the methods of research
Speaker 1: of which this comparison is the key, have been fully exploited.
Speaker 1: The enforced delay of nearly a quarter of a century
Speaker 1: between the making and publishing of most of these discoveries,
Speaker 1: however regrettable, has not been without its compensations. The interval
Speaker 1: has witnessed the remarkable confirmation of my observations as a
Speaker 1: Sumerian as to the Sumerian origin of the language and
Speaker 1: civilization of India, that is supplied by the unearthing of
Speaker 1: two dead Samerian cities in the Indus Valley Samerian cities
Speaker 1: in the Israeli, with numerous monuments and inscribed seals, the
Speaker 1: first batch of which is in my pioneer reading of
Speaker 1: the inscriptions disclosed. The name of that Sumerian colony and
Speaker 1: of several of its chief governors and high priests, is
Speaker 1: the Sumerian emperor who founded the colony and the date,
Speaker 1: and also furnished the key to that early form of
Speaker 1: curse of Sumerian script for writing with pen and ink
Speaker 1: on parchment. It has afforded by the unearthing of fresh inscriptions,
Speaker 1: further and more complete old Samerian kings, lists and also
Speaker 1: titles of many of the kings, which confirmed the unique
Speaker 1: historicity of the official Indian king lists and chronicles as
Speaker 1: an independent source of Sumerian history, and also confirmed my
Speaker 1: readings of the Indo Samerian seals and my revised readings
Speaker 1: of the personal names of Sargon and other He puts
Speaker 1: Sargon in parentheses because that's not what he called himself.
Speaker 1: It has seen my opinions on the drift of civilization
Speaker 1: from the Nearies, because remember, Sargon is Semitized to the west,
Speaker 1: as the part as to the part played in its
Speaker 1: dissemination by the Phoenicians as a seagoing branch of the Aryans,
Speaker 1: as to the unique culture cultural value of the Arian
Speaker 1: tradition and physique, as to the decadence produced by some
Speaker 1: and the improvement resulting from the other mixtures of the
Speaker 1: Aryans with foreign race strains. And as to the comparatively
Speaker 1: small account of Semitism as an original creative force, supported
Speaker 1: independently by antiquaries who have approached these problems from the
Speaker 1: western side, so that it has become a commonplace of
Speaker 1: anthropologists that are that all over the northwestern you're the
Speaker 1: descendants of the men who built the Palace of Minos,
Speaker 1: applied their industries and buried their dead. Okay, I have
Speaker 1: to stop there for today. We're gonna continue on and
Speaker 1: we'll get into the British DA. I wanted you to
Speaker 1: have some background first before we started this, and so
Speaker 1: I didn't really get too much into the edit itself.
Speaker 1: But we're going to talk about that history and then.
Speaker 1: But I wanted you to have the backing of this
Speaker 1: before I just started making claims here or just started
Speaker 1: reading that. So it has the same impact that had
Speaker 1: on me, going from the makers of civilization to the
Speaker 1: British DA and seeing our own history. This is more
Speaker 1: of our Bible than anything else we have. It talks
Speaker 1: about our actual history. Oops. This fucking thing is so gay.
Speaker 1: Did how much did we lose? There?
Speaker 8: A lot?
Speaker 1: Hopefully not? All right? Well you see, hey, cool, we've
Speaker 1: got some people here. It's Pavla Vallic. How you doing,
Speaker 1: Saxon Ranger ninety four? Hello, Catherine Rally. Hey, Hey, hey,
Speaker 1: I see you back on the YouTube. Uh been a while.
Speaker 1: Good to see you back. Barish Airsaxy have a lot
Speaker 1: to answer for you. Well, it's weird because I think
Speaker 1: there's a lot of impostors over there too, but they
Speaker 1: don't really own their country, you know, because of William
Speaker 1: of Orange and that whole fiasco as soon as the
Speaker 1: Bank of England kind of took over because of the
Speaker 1: debtness that was it. Let's see who else we got
Speaker 1: over here. Let's go to Voodoo Ranger. Hey, vsof what's
Speaker 1: it going? Lots of people out here, Yeah, Vegas aces,
Speaker 1: we got voodoo. Well, there's a lot of a lot
Speaker 1: of talk here. That's awesome. Man. I's scrolling all way
Speaker 1: up Rico, lookout. Hope to see you again Sunday nights
Speaker 1: at Stephan's. Maybe if I spent some time with it,
Speaker 1: I I wouldn't be hard to see if they that's created,
Speaker 1: there would be glitches or scientific terminus as the traits. Yep,
Speaker 1: advertising and they're bullshit marketing. Not yes, not a dire wolf.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah.
Speaker 1: We got to get into the whole wolf thing too,
Speaker 1: so that was kind of like part They were the
Speaker 1: Serpent wolf cult, right, Serpent hype and wolf. It was
Speaker 1: the totems of this Edenite human sacrificing cult. And this
Speaker 1: is what bred out, you know, the Roman Ronnielsen Rima's story,
Speaker 1: which I believe are you know indications of two separate
Speaker 1: tribes of Romans. And remember what they said the the
Speaker 1: Partition Romans were goth so it makes you wonder there
Speaker 1: was probably still a mix. But it's basically saying like
Speaker 1: the Edenite Romans are the ones that kind of went
Speaker 1: over and found in Rome. Right. It's sound of strange, right,
Speaker 1: Jeff Goblin could be used as an example of recessive
Speaker 1: tree each from poor breeding practices. Very for oh yeah,
Speaker 1: gold bags looking into them, berry traders digging a. Okay,
Speaker 1: we're way back in the street of talking about her.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, Hail Roalda exactly. We'll get
Speaker 1: into that too. We'll get into that somewhere, but as
Speaker 1: it is now, it's been three hours, so we will.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about this some more tomorrow. We gotta we
Speaker 1: gotta pick up whoops, that'll just happened. We gotta pick
Speaker 1: up right where we left off and uh yeah, how
Speaker 1: you do it? Okay, and go from there. So this
Speaker 1: will just be a part two coming up tomorrow and
Speaker 1: we'll get once we finish. This is just the introduction.
Speaker 1: I read twenty nine pages or so, and this is
Speaker 1: that's just the introduction. And of course we did some
Speaker 1: video ahead of time to kind of establish the theme here.
Speaker 1: But we have to we have to go back to
Speaker 1: maybe all reading tomorrow. We've gotta have a little bit
Speaker 1: of the entertainment thing to grab people's attention first before
Speaker 1: I start just reading. But or maybe sprinkle it out,
Speaker 1: sprinkle it around more right, just how I sprinkle? Just kidding?
Speaker 1: What we got going on here? There's my oops, there's
Speaker 1: my oops? All right?
Speaker 8: Bye?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, support the show. Oh wait, let's go to
Speaker 1: f DJ forgot about that? What a douche? What a douche?
Speaker 1: What happened you scheduled event? Dumb ass? I'm already doing it.
Speaker 1: So there was nobody enough to what hold on my
Speaker 1: on the wrong one. Let's do another refresh? Nope, so
Speaker 1: nothing I didn't get on DJ. Oh it is st
Speaker 1: right there. Hey look there's everybody all right? Cool? Hey, calasha,
Speaker 1: Hello foods floods manager, floods manager. Anybody can write that?
Speaker 1: Is that true? Though? You should list your VIDs in
Speaker 1: the in the upcoming I I did it's things things
Speaker 1: are glitchy so and I used to do that all
Speaker 1: the time, but it makes two different ones because I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna here's the thing there's a static r RTMP
Speaker 1: and and what do you call what they call those things?
Speaker 1: I'll tell you in a second, Uh, a stream key
Speaker 1: and a server UURL. Right, So there's our static on
Speaker 1: the left hand side of this set up here on
Speaker 1: on FTJ. If I put them over on the on
Speaker 1: the next on the scheduler, well then it creates its
Speaker 1: own freaking uh stream key and server urol or stream
Speaker 1: key at least. So it's like, okay, I've already have
Speaker 1: a static in all of the things that are going
Speaker 1: to initiate and start up the show. So the one
Speaker 1: that you're going to be if you go to the
Speaker 1: one that's you know, the scheduler and you click on it,
Speaker 1: it's never going to actually play because it's gonna be
Speaker 1: the one that's gonna pop up right next to it.
Speaker 1: That's gonna be the one because that's the one that
Speaker 1: has the static thing. So that way it's set ups
Speaker 1: is a lot. It's long enough as it is, but
Speaker 1: to every single times have to put a new stream
Speaker 1: key in there or change out whatever the hell the
Speaker 1: server urol is every single time, It's it's kind of
Speaker 1: defeats the whole purpose of having these things already set
Speaker 1: up in the first place, so it's a lot. I
Speaker 1: don't know. It just doesn't seem like it makes a
Speaker 1: lot logical sense to do that, all right, I see
Speaker 1: heavy goostaf here, Jewish Master, what's up, my friend? All right?
Speaker 1: Sports who have to feel like it? That'd be cool.
Speaker 1: I've been putting in three hours today. I just lost
Speaker 1: everybody here. Hold on but again?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 3: Did it again?
Speaker 1: Okay? Bye mmmm