Speaker 1: We have gone live. Happy Easter everybody.
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 1: April twentieth, twenty twenty five. Happy birthday mom, and Yeahed
Speaker 1: Hitler Hitler, Yeah, yeah that too, Okay, my dad said
Speaker 1: happy uster back. I just find it, okay. So we're
Speaker 1: gonna do this. I think we're gonna get across the
Speaker 1: finish line here in the British Eda and move on
Speaker 1: to expanding upon that with the implications are a little
Speaker 1: bit more on Elie Widell who he was, and getting
Speaker 1: into makers of civilization and racing history eventually, and that
Speaker 1: will bring us to other aspects including the corruption, sadly
Speaker 1: of the Goths as they were mingling with the parasite,
Speaker 1: these Edenites. Over time, the way the worm and the
Speaker 1: brain of this dark magic and what do you want
Speaker 1: to call it superstition started creeping into the religion and
Speaker 1: the religions. Excuse me, I got my tea again today.
Speaker 1: Two English breakfasts, That's all I had, but I usually
Speaker 1: used three in the cup here, so I put a
Speaker 1: organic black tea from lifting in there as well. Should
Speaker 1: be relatively the same. And instead of using this spicy honey,
Speaker 1: I did monk fruit today. Monk fruit. You can't find
Speaker 1: monk fruit without erythrotol, which is sugar alcohol. It kind
Speaker 1: of ruins or defeats the whole purpose. But that's that's
Speaker 1: all they do things. Oh and by the way, if
Speaker 1: you're eating moreton salt and you're thinking that you're going
Speaker 1: keyto whatever, there's dextros added to that. So check your ingredients. Now,
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Speaker 1: Happy Easter, and without the telegram thing, I really don't
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Speaker 3: There we go.
Speaker 1: I have a few really fun videos here. I was
Speaker 1: kind of hoping some more people pile in before I
Speaker 1: started it. But we can work with it. I find
Speaker 1: the right ones here, you know. Of course it's going
Speaker 1: to do that be all different places. Maybe I have
Speaker 1: to do it this way, hold on going into the
Speaker 1: videos instead of like read for my computer instead of
Speaker 1: trying to find it on my absex. I don't think
Speaker 1: I think something screwing went down there. Le scip me
Speaker 1: a moment. Oh yeah, that reminds me I have to
Speaker 1: I had an old video of I want to be
Speaker 1: a member for the Patreon thing with the old Betty
Speaker 1: Boop cartoon, but it had my old information on it
Speaker 1: for my old Patreon that they destroyed. So you're kind
Speaker 1: of make a new one with the new link. So
Speaker 1: this is funny in honor of Hey, what's up, John?
Speaker 1: I'm Daniel, though you are you just saying hold to
Speaker 1: a josh On here? My name is Dan, doctor Eviel's
Speaker 1: or Eveils, if you will. So this is nineteen eighty six,
Speaker 1: old man, and I just find this this little routine
Speaker 1: that they did is kind of funny, mostly the last
Speaker 1: part of it. Let's see, there's a moral to the story.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about a moment.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Raspberry tart mark, Oh no, thank you.
Speaker 5: I really couldn't need another bite.
Speaker 6: Oh my life, I've only been able to think about
Speaker 6: one thing, White women and.
Speaker 1: Men, dingle lass.
Speaker 7: I'm going to have one's.
Speaker 1: Funny but irritating at the same time.
Speaker 8: Bundy Dunbar, how many times have I asked you not
Speaker 8: to watch that thing at the dinner table?
Speaker 1: Yes, totally appropriate to stick your tongue out like a
Speaker 1: like a weirdo in front of a child, absolutely in
Speaker 1: your purple get.
Speaker 9: Up, yeah, twitch twitch basically Harvard Law School on scholarship.
Speaker 10: Yes, you did go get my hair, oino my hypodermic needle.
Speaker 6: Bitch, here's some more watermelon while you're at it.
Speaker 11: Yes, dear white bad ass l what are you looking at?
Speaker 2: Okay? Okay? Hm hmm.
Speaker 1: So what is the moral of the story That it's
Speaker 1: okay to be black as long as you just pretending
Speaker 1: to be that's the more of the movie. Oh and
Speaker 1: also if you're doing that so that you can get
Speaker 1: a scholarship and level the playing field, because they only
Speaker 1: were giving the scholarship out to a certain ethnicity for Harvard,
Speaker 1: so you had to play the part. That's pretty much
Speaker 1: the whole moral of the movie. There, it's called it's
Speaker 1: a grill of tactics, right, funny gorilla tactics. Get get
Speaker 1: it hot? Anyway, that was my off car humor for
Speaker 1: the day. No, well, fuck it. Whenever you're offended by it,
Speaker 1: and whenever. Now there's one more, then we'll get into
Speaker 1: more serious stuff. Give me a second to find it again,
Speaker 1: because everything was all set up one way and then
Speaker 1: you know, I got thor doing the mc hammer thing
Speaker 1: because it's hammer time, right. These are all free programmed
Speaker 1: into my Ruple studio so that I'll have to just
Speaker 1: click a button makes it so much easier.
Speaker 2: So much.
Speaker 1: Maybe it did never make it here. I scan over
Speaker 1: things that I'm looking right out all the time and
Speaker 1: not even notice that they're there though, So you know,
Speaker 1: I gotta colorize Betty Boop. This six minute long cartoon.
Speaker 1: We're not gonna watch it, but it's called Bembo's Initiation
Speaker 1: from nineteen thirty one, and it's a it's a William
Speaker 1: randolph Hurst video or a cartoon. I guess it's like
Speaker 1: I guess he was in competition with with Disney, and
Speaker 1: of course they smear him, right William randolf Hurst. It
Speaker 1: almost makes you wonder, if you know how everything else
Speaker 1: is inverted, and we know how Disney is, we might
Speaker 1: want to revisit if we care. You know, I'm all
Speaker 1: about clearing people's names. I think there's a there's a
Speaker 1: moral thing going on there. This one's kind of funny.
Speaker 1: I'm kind of breaking it off at the kind of
Speaker 1: like in the middle of it. But this one's called
Speaker 1: if Anakin Is. It was a genius. It's called Anakin
Speaker 1: is a genius, but they dub it over an Ai,
Speaker 1: so it just it's just kind of funny. We don't
Speaker 1: want just kind of though, we want funny funny. We're
Speaker 1: gonna do it at all.
Speaker 12: Dude, get to the point, sucker.
Speaker 1: Yes, I really need a smoke break.
Speaker 13: Dude, shut up and let Anakin talk.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, who do you think you are? Master dickhead?
Speaker 14: What did you just call me?
Speaker 11: Master?
Speaker 13: Midlife crisis?
Speaker 12: Stop wasting time and finish your story, nerd Well, all
Speaker 12: my strategic initiatives and accumulated knowledge have led to a
Speaker 12: final pivotal dialogue with the Chancellor.
Speaker 15: Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Sidius the Unwise?
Speaker 15: What I thought not? Darth Sidius was a dark lord
Speaker 15: of the Sith. Despite his immense power, he remained wilfully
Speaker 15: ignorant of the latent potential within those he deemed inferior.
Speaker 15: Sidius sought to seduce the young Jedi Luke Screwdriver to
Speaker 15: the dark side, Confident in his ability to manipulate the
Speaker 15: young Knight. However, he grossly underestimated the powerful bond between
Speaker 15: Luke and his father, Darth Elevator, In a defining moment,
Speaker 15: Elevator pierced through Sidius's deceit and ultimately betrayed.
Speaker 12: And annihilated the Emperor.
Speaker 15: In an inexplicable twist of fate, Sidius somehow returned, only
Speaker 15: to meet his end once more at the hands of
Speaker 15: a Jedi named Riley or something. However, this is tangential
Speaker 15: to the central thesis. The essence of the matter is
Speaker 15: that the dark Side inexorably corrupts both the individual and
Speaker 15: their surroundings, fostering an obsessive pursuit of power. This relentless
Speaker 15: obsession precipitates betrayal and suffering for all parties involved, including oneself.
Speaker 1: Dang, that's deep, dude.
Speaker 15: Through this conversation, the Chancellor has profoundly recognized his past misjudgments,
Speaker 15: relinquished his political authority, and stopped the engineered conflict between
Speaker 15: the separatists and the Republic, now dedicating his exceptional talents
Speaker 15: to the greater cosmic welfare.
Speaker 14: Wow, impressive work, Anakin.
Speaker 12: You saved the entire galaxy, but we do not grant
Speaker 12: you the rank of Master.
Speaker 15: Well, I'm not interested in being part of this council anyway.
Speaker 15: Once a beacon of wisdom. It has become dogmatic and rigid,
Speaker 15: lacking emotional understanding and political acumen. It has failed to
Speaker 15: detect sith influence and Foster's mistrust and secrecy.
Speaker 13: The void of eternal torment. Critics of the Council deserve
Speaker 13: eliminate you and your entire family. We will sucker kill
Speaker 13: this traitor.
Speaker 15: Well, you cannot end what doesn't truly live. We're merely
Speaker 15: entities in a science fiction epic known as Star Wars,
Speaker 15: and even that is an entirely accurate We're just dubbed
Speaker 15: over with AI voices by a random shredded dude on YouTube.
Speaker 1: Mm well, fourth Wall gone carry on.
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 1: I think I found the other one, and it's what
Speaker 1: if Darth Vader was the good guy? And I think
Speaker 1: we should play that in honor of the h Man's birthday.
Speaker 1: Oh the misunderstood? Right? What the light about? That's definitely
Speaker 1: yeah there it is. Oh gott a good nice and slow,
Speaker 1: so I'll skip over it again. Jesus didn't ever upload
Speaker 1: Oh here it is. They just titled it really weird.
Speaker 14: Oh we tried our best, my master. I reached out
Speaker 14: to the rebels on hot to negotiate peace, but they
Speaker 14: continue to attack our diplomatic ships. They are even targeting
Speaker 14: our peaceful supply transports, which deliver essential food and medicine
Speaker 14: to their starving people. Moreover, they continue their illegal poaching
Speaker 14: of endangered creatures.
Speaker 11: Uh. Hello, can I help you? Ah?
Speaker 4: What the hell?
Speaker 11: Man?
Speaker 14: And the morality as a whole is declining at an
Speaker 14: increasingly alarming rate.
Speaker 2: M m.
Speaker 11: Oh, that's your sister, dude.
Speaker 9: Yep.
Speaker 14: Oh, have patience, my dear friend. Soon they'll come to
Speaker 14: their senses.
Speaker 16: I'll never come to my senses.
Speaker 17: I will purge every last alien freak until the galaxy
Speaker 17: is cleansed.
Speaker 4: Ah away, put your weapon.
Speaker 18: I mean you great harm from the Empire, are you No?
Speaker 16: I hate the Empire.
Speaker 17: Their stupid alien friendly policies, freedom of speech and affordable
Speaker 17: health care drive me nuts.
Speaker 14: Yes, become a terrorist.
Speaker 11: You must train you, I will, man, that's amazing.
Speaker 14: Oh my goodness, I think he's having a heart attack.
Speaker 14: Stop this ship and head for the nearest hospital immediately.
Speaker 11: With all your respect, Miss Vada. We are in the
Speaker 11: midst of a galactic war.
Speaker 19: If we alter our trajectory now, it could give the
Speaker 19: rebels just enough time to launch an attack on our fleet.
Speaker 14: No I will not risk his life. You have to
Speaker 14: trust me.
Speaker 2: Eric.
Speaker 14: We'll find a way to make peace with the rebels soon.
Speaker 14: There is still good in them.
Speaker 16: Whew, man, that was rough. What are we doing next?
Speaker 11: Where the fun begins?
Speaker 1: This is uh?
Speaker 7: What are you doing back there?
Speaker 1: Relax?
Speaker 18: You must, by lightsaber, This is not Hm lift that
Speaker 18: ship before it?
Speaker 1: Did you catch what he just said? Relax, must, my
Speaker 1: late saber, this is not he's poking them in the back.
Speaker 19: Chink you must Liam, Ah, sure, I'll give it a try.
Speaker 11: No do.
Speaker 1: Or do not?
Speaker 13: Don't try me?
Speaker 8: Bro, Lord Vader invited you here to negotiate peace. Let's
Speaker 8: just stay calm and hear him out.
Speaker 20: All right, we would be honored, Ah, an ambush if
Speaker 20: you would join us.
Speaker 13: Hey, what's going on here?
Speaker 11: Dude?
Speaker 8: Calm down, You're completely safe here.
Speaker 14: I knew it.
Speaker 11: This is a trap.
Speaker 14: What please take a seat, my friends. I simply want
Speaker 14: to talk with you.
Speaker 13: I think we should give him a chance.
Speaker 11: Han, all right, all right, let's hear what he has
Speaker 11: to say.
Speaker 14: Oh, thank you so much.
Speaker 11: Look he's got a gun.
Speaker 1: Look he's got a gun. Awfully shane of them? Right,
Speaker 1: or any police officer who is just itching to shoot you.
Speaker 14: Uh okay, Perhaps I'll give you some space to gather
Speaker 14: your thought.
Speaker 11: What are you threatening me?
Speaker 2: Oh, Force, have mercy?
Speaker 17: All right, Thanks for your training, Goblin. I'm off to
Speaker 17: Corustant for my next act of terrorism.
Speaker 14: Late, I feel a disturbance in the force.
Speaker 1: Luke, your friends are close to seiling a peace treaty
Speaker 1: with Vader on Cloud City.
Speaker 19: What that's outrageous, It's unfair. I have to stop this immediately. Wait,
Speaker 19: some wisdom on your way. I give you, young Skywinker. Sure,
Speaker 19: courage is the path to the dark side. Courage leads
Speaker 19: to compassion. Compassion leads to peace. Peace leads to grizzly bear.
Speaker 16: Uh okay, thanks, you want peace, Vader? Huh, I'll give
Speaker 16: you peace, Luke.
Speaker 14: The war is tearing the galaxy apart. Billions will die
Speaker 14: if it continues. You're my only hope.
Speaker 16: It's over, Vader. I have the high ground.
Speaker 11: Oh shit, there is no escape.
Speaker 7: Don't make me destroy you.
Speaker 1: It goes. It gets a little stupid after that, but
Speaker 1: does you know a little bit entertaining? Slightly? All right?
Speaker 1: All the way up there? All right, so let's get
Speaker 1: into the reading. Un Let's well, I'll skip on her
Speaker 1: and check the there's nothing going on over there were
Speaker 1: people on it. That's cool, kind of leveled off over here,
Speaker 1: rumble and we're doing okay over here on YouTube. Yeah,
Speaker 1: those videos are found on YouTube. I described them real
Speaker 1: quick and some of them made me laugh pretty hard
Speaker 1: the first time. All right, let's get into it, and
Speaker 1: we are back on page three fifty four four fifty
Speaker 1: two in the British EDA, and we're going through the
Speaker 1: proofs and Appendix one and showing the cross reference comparison
Speaker 1: proofing of what the EDA talks about, and you know,
Speaker 1: contemporary relative contemporary to the time. These inscriptions from Sumer,
Speaker 1: they're they're in Sumer, Phoenician, Hittite, they're in India, they're
Speaker 1: pretty much everywhere that the Goths went preserving their histories.
Speaker 1: And this story doesn't change the names mine a little bit,
Speaker 1: for you know, given the area and who they want
Speaker 1: to be able to read it right, so that will
Speaker 1: alter slightly. And then also titles being changed, because if
Speaker 1: it's poetic then they do that anyway, So who the
Speaker 1: person is known by this and that or the things
Speaker 1: that we've lost the meaning of toy even mean as
Speaker 1: a title because the languages are gone all that stuff right,
Speaker 1: Indian references to Adams laws or commandments under the title
Speaker 1: of Prithu. The Indian epics record that this first king
Speaker 1: is a speaker of truth, doubtless a keeper of his promise.
Speaker 1: How about that? He has wise, benevolent, patient, valiant, compassionate,
Speaker 1: kind spoken, and a terror to the wicked. A terror.
Speaker 1: So he's not just a pushover. Obviously, he's a terror
Speaker 1: to the wicked. He cherishes the good and in administering justice,
Speaker 1: and in administering justice is indifferent to friend or foe,
Speaker 1: no bias, no favors. All right, now, let me go.
Speaker 1: I'm going to take a look over at my snapshots here.
Speaker 1: That screenshot was never meant to be. Ill know why
Speaker 1: that ever happened? Sometimes I think my phone just does things,
Speaker 1: just does things. Stop cutting up microphone. Alright, let's see
Speaker 1: damn it do? All right? Here we go, not a
Speaker 1: routate lip it. So I had some takeaways here. The Wodenists,
Speaker 1: headed by Icelander Snorri, seized with avidity on the on
Speaker 1: the wounding of Thor, the arch enemy of Woden, and
Speaker 1: disregarding the text, retail retailed the fable making the stone
Speaker 1: missile stick irremovably in Thor's skull, causing him everlasting agony.
Speaker 1: This is in series with the late Prometheus and Indian Virgins,
Speaker 1: So because there are such enemies of these people and
Speaker 1: they couldn't win in real life, they have to change
Speaker 1: the story because he's treating it as mythology anyway. But
Speaker 1: he's a woman is so he's a Satanist in essence,
Speaker 1: he's a sick freak. So they want him to suffer,
Speaker 1: so they changed the story to reflect that. The Celtic
Speaker 1: perversion of the event in British royal arms. A curious
Speaker 1: survival of the Prometheus bound version is seen in the
Speaker 1: Lion and Unicorn emblem of the United Kingdom of Great Britain,
Speaker 1: in which the unicorn, introduced by King James the first
Speaker 1: from Scotland, is represented chained and manacled the unicorn, as
Speaker 1: I have shown elsewhere, is the royal goat or goat
Speaker 1: antelope emblem of the Great King Adam Thor, as seen
Speaker 1: in the ancient Hittite sculptures at his capital and on Sumerian, Hittite,
Speaker 1: Babylonian and Phoenician sacred seals, and repeatedly referred to in
Speaker 1: the Sumerian and Indian Vedic hymns, as well as the
Speaker 1: eda it is later Scots and English representations the Heraldists
Speaker 1: have ignorantly transformed into the horned Horse, and presumably under
Speaker 1: Celtic I. E. Kaldi priestly influence. So listen to this.
Speaker 1: This is where it gets really important. I want everybody
Speaker 1: to pay attention to this. Our people plus corruption, plus
Speaker 1: these Semitic Kaldi is what they were more accurately known
Speaker 1: before they ever became UH. This moniker of jew right
Speaker 1: and Judaism didn't exist yet. So presumably under Celtic I.
Speaker 1: E kld priestly influence, probably Druid. So right now they're saying,
Speaker 1: and there's that the what led the Druidic UH movement
Speaker 1: or or you know what I mean? Right, how do
Speaker 1: you put that in the hierarchy of the Druids? Were
Speaker 1: fucking this woodenest cult, the serpent wolf cult, this the
Speaker 1: remnants of this wicked, evil cult of UH, witchcraft and Pharmakiah. Right,
Speaker 1: but just because some of the Gothic slash Germanic people
Speaker 1: who are involved in it, they were led astray by
Speaker 1: the same freaking parasite every time Kald priestly influenced, probably Druid,
Speaker 1: have chained it by the neck in its relation to
Speaker 1: the adversary and Malder. The kald Lion the symbol of
Speaker 1: the ravening, a ravening son of Mother. May mother may
Speaker 1: be in another name for l slash elu slash frig
Speaker 1: You get it, The Sorceress the symbol of the raven
Speaker 1: you know. And the Welsh or Slimric Britons or Chymric Britons, however,
Speaker 1: with purer traditions, have rightly retained it in its original
Speaker 1: unfettered form of the invincible Gothic goat as their national mascot.
Speaker 1: And then this one says, in the Egyptian version has
Speaker 1: altered by the polytheistic priests. Now you might hear me
Speaker 1: repeat this as we go through here, but I wanted
Speaker 1: to make sure that we got these in. In the
Speaker 1: Egyptian version, as altered by the polytheistic priests, who, like
Speaker 1: the Kaldis, had erected the Semitic wolf fiend Chieftain set
Speaker 1: or Abel Balder into a god. The event is made
Speaker 1: to be the murder and mutilation of the Solar Father,
Speaker 1: King Asar or Osiris of the Greeks, whose name is
Speaker 1: derived from one of the Sumerian titles of Thor, the
Speaker 1: arch enemy of Asar or Thor in Egyptian is his
Speaker 1: brother quote unquote, the wolf headed fiend called set They
Speaker 1: were brothers and or Setarsuti and named a name spelled
Speaker 1: by Plutarch as Seth in series with the Hebrew and
Speaker 1: identified by him with the storm fiend Typhon, evidently cognate
Speaker 1: with the etic title of tie for Balder as the
Speaker 1: wolf chief. This wolf fiend set or Typhon is made
Speaker 1: to kill Osyrus by drowning and afterwards cut up his
Speaker 1: body into fourteen pieces. He is represented with a wolf's
Speaker 1: head and carrying a tanged or saw like weapon. The
Speaker 1: expo the expulsion of Loki or Satan or Lucifer from
Speaker 1: the heaven or him in capital of the Goths at
Speaker 1: Vidhara by his outraged host Adam Thor through his crown
Speaker 1: prince Miach Michael or Kaine same name, same people, right
Speaker 1: is disclosed as the Gothic source of the New Testament
Speaker 1: legend of the casting out of Lucifer, the great Dragon,
Speaker 1: that old serpent called the devil or Satan from heaven
Speaker 1: by Michael the archangel in the Old Testament, there is
Speaker 1: no reference to heaven as an abode of the just
Speaker 1: after death. This is purely Gothic or Hittitean origin. At
Speaker 1: the same time, it is noteworthy that, yeah, they of
Speaker 1: course when they are on the dark side. Why would
Speaker 1: they tell you about this wonderful place if you do
Speaker 1: if you do good things right? Would that even be
Speaker 1: a concept? At the same time, it is noteworthy that
Speaker 1: in the Indian worship of His of his she devil
Speaker 1: mother Kali the Keel title of the Edda, she is
Speaker 1: sometimes pictured as going decapitated, carrying her head in her hand.
Speaker 1: His title of green is also evidently derived from the
Speaker 1: Edda in which we have seen and seen four that
Speaker 1: the Edenites called their earth e green, and their divining
Speaker 1: tree at the weirdswell of urd as evergreen. Why I
Speaker 1: wonder if the evergreen divining tree had anything to do
Speaker 1: with them. I need a muscaria mushrooms growing underneath. In
Speaker 1: the following extracts from the Arthurine Epic, I have used
Speaker 1: the translation of that's not necessary Cadman's visit vivid descriptions
Speaker 1: in his Genesis poem of the Binding of Lucifer or
Speaker 1: Satan is obviously based entirely on the Eedic account of
Speaker 1: the binding of Loki, for there is no reference whatever
Speaker 1: to the binding of Satan in Genesis or in the
Speaker 1: other books of the Hebrew Old Testament. He calls the
Speaker 1: binder God, a term which we have seen was used
Speaker 1: by the later Goths as a synonym for God or God,
Speaker 1: the ordinary spelling of Goth in the Eda, the Final
Speaker 1: Age in Goth only being introduced by the Romans and
Speaker 1: never used by the Goths themselves. And we shall see
Speaker 1: later that the actual human historical Binder, the Duke Kane.
Speaker 1: The Duke Kane, the Goth was deified by the Babylonians
Speaker 1: as Marduke or the son Duke, their chief god. The
Speaker 1: capture of this sacred stone bowl of Eden by King
Speaker 1: Adar the Asa is frequently referred to in the ancient
Speaker 1: Sumerian hymns, as as the Sumerians we have found were
Speaker 1: the early Aryans or Goths, and it is and its
Speaker 1: loss is laterally lamented by the later Simerians a gods,
Speaker 1: Babylonians and Hittites down through the ages, just as its
Speaker 1: loss and quests are common. They're talking about the stone
Speaker 1: Bull or the grail right its loss in quest are
Speaker 1: common themes in the British relation of King Arthur.
Speaker 3: I won't keep them.
Speaker 1: These Samerian hymns were written after the idea of God
Speaker 1: and the universal God of Heaven, an idea first imagined
Speaker 1: by the gentile Goth Adam Thor had become developed in
Speaker 1: the post Adami period by the later Sabarians, who created
Speaker 1: their image of God in the image of Man as
Speaker 1: a king and father. And the man in whose image
Speaker 1: they created that of their God was Adam himself, or
Speaker 1: as the greatest man and superman of the world that
Speaker 1: the world has ever known. They also gave God Adam's
Speaker 1: names and titles of Ea, which I remember, I said,
Speaker 1: Eah is also the name of Anki, and Marduk was
Speaker 1: Anki's son, or Jah or Indara, Zach or Zach. So
Speaker 1: these tall people that they say are aliens, he's in
Speaker 1: a naki. They're the freaking casts. Enough of the nonsense
Speaker 1: and the sig and iig titles of Adam and the Eda. Well,
Speaker 1: Adam himself they called the Son of God, a title
Speaker 1: which he also bears in the New Testament. And then
Speaker 1: they turned into the Son of God, to the son God,
Speaker 1: the son. It's like Isla remind me of dunder Mifflin.
Speaker 1: Right of the office. It's like, I'm an assistant manager. No,
Speaker 1: you're the assistant to the manager. All right, what else
Speaker 1: we goot? It is interesting to find that the old
Speaker 1: matriarch l, who is called Elu also the dragon of evil,
Speaker 1: is also called in the Babylonion Mother Huber, thus disclosing
Speaker 1: the Edenite origin of the old Mother Hubbard of the
Speaker 1: British nursery tales imported evidently by the Phoenicians, imported evidently
Speaker 1: by the Phoenicians, so British nursing tales, who was distressed
Speaker 1: at not finding a bone to feed her dog i e.
Speaker 1: The wolf, the dog being the domesticated wolf, and we
Speaker 1: have seen the Eda describe l as feeding her son
Speaker 1: bald or Able as the wolf of fen. It is
Speaker 1: significant that b E. L Bell i e. The Edic
Speaker 1: bill title of Thor, as in build a Baptist is going,
Speaker 1: is in going to meet the host of Mother Huber
Speaker 1: grasped in his hand the plant annihilating poison. The plant
Speaker 1: that annihilates poison, which we have found was the rowan
Speaker 1: apple tree in the older Sumerian and Babylonian hymns are
Speaker 1: the following, amongst other references to this battle, and it
Speaker 1: just goes on. So the Rowan tree. The reason why
Speaker 1: that was such a sacred tree is because it could
Speaker 1: neutralize or be an antidote to the to the drug
Speaker 1: the purple that Ammon loves to talk about. The Indian
Speaker 1: Epic version represents Kin as the most popular of all
Speaker 1: the Demi gods under the title of Lord gan Ghanesh
Speaker 1: Ghanash is Kane, not a freaking elephant head, the god
Speaker 1: of grain and wealth and also remover of obstacles. So
Speaker 1: right and relates, I did this because you know, elephants
Speaker 1: can move shit out of the way too, So maybe
Speaker 1: that's part of the reason why they gave him that name,
Speaker 1: because he was mighty, I read gave him that that
Speaker 1: type of pictograph right and relates that he defended his
Speaker 1: mother's honor against the great Diva or devil, the bowl
Speaker 1: a title of balder in the ed. Hey, let's here's
Speaker 1: another funny thing to talk about here. So the gossip
Speaker 1: of the goats on the antelope as far as the totem,
Speaker 1: so it should show you where things get mixed up,
Speaker 1: possibly by poor translations. Or because they're deliberately merging things together,
Speaker 1: and you see it in the pictographs themselves from later
Speaker 1: people when they depict these things, there's it's a you know,
Speaker 1: it's it's like a chimera that they're showing you of
Speaker 1: different different creatures slap together. So when Zeus quote unquote
Speaker 1: goes and carries Europa off, he does so in the
Speaker 1: form of a bull that goat, not an antelope. The
Speaker 1: bull was associated with Balder, also known as Typhon or
Speaker 1: set right, and the set is Satan is Sadder in
Speaker 1: his chronos. So even though they have Zeus carrying off
Speaker 1: his own wife and raping her, which makes no sense,
Speaker 1: the form in which he takes before he does it
Speaker 1: is Balder. So there's a mix up there. They missed.
Speaker 1: They mix two people together, whether that's delivered or by accident,
Speaker 1: it's a poisoned the minds of people for a very
Speaker 1: long time. And that could you know, if you want
Speaker 1: to talk about Europe at the last battle and you
Speaker 1: want to look at that that emblem, that's you know,
Speaker 1: it makes sense to make sure you have all the
Speaker 1: stuff in order so you can see where the mistakes
Speaker 1: are along the way. So it says in the later
Speaker 1: Greka Roman.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: The later Greka Romans represent I'm not sure what the oh,
Speaker 1: the destroying of balder Okay, they represent this incident, and
Speaker 1: they're just in their sculptures as the young Kane under
Speaker 1: the title of Mithra, naming him after his father Miat
Speaker 1: or Mitra slaying the bowl of hell. Who attended Who's
Speaker 1: attended by a serpent, wolf and scorpion, And if you
Speaker 1: look at those depictions, almost looks like the scorpions China
Speaker 1: snapped theeled nutsack of the of the bull, and there's
Speaker 1: a snake there too. All the totems of these cults
Speaker 1: are represented in that picture. And then you have the
Speaker 1: Phrygian hatted Mithra slaying the bull. The Semitic perversion in
Speaker 1: Genesis makes Caine the brother and elder brother of Abel
Speaker 1: and the first born of the human race, who became
Speaker 1: so wroth by the Hebrew tribal god l Hmmm, that
Speaker 1: l of Eden, having not respect to his simple offerings
Speaker 1: of the fruit of the ground. Remember, these people brought
Speaker 1: agriculture to civilization, so that's why they represented that. But
Speaker 1: having accept did the animal sacrifices of able. So who's
Speaker 1: telling the story, and who do they think God favors.
Speaker 1: They tell themselves that they're the chosen ones. This is
Speaker 1: another indication that these eden Knites are who I say
Speaker 1: I are. Right of course, so they are. And anything
Speaker 1: that our people have done once we encountered them, that
Speaker 1: uplifted and you know, liberated mankind put them in a
Speaker 1: better spot. They consider that as being going against their God,
Speaker 1: their gods, which they had no concept of, for we
Speaker 1: came along in the first place. But now we're defying
Speaker 1: their gods, which basically means we're defying their rule. That's
Speaker 1: all that really means. Because as far as they're concerned
Speaker 1: Man is God and their sorcerers, they make up this
Speaker 1: God thing to kind of, I don't know, blur the line,
Speaker 1: screw up the minds. But when a lot of people
Speaker 1: say that these people are truly, at the at their
Speaker 1: heart atheists and they could be Satanists if they want to,
Speaker 1: that Judaeism can have all these other weird things going
Speaker 1: on and it's perfectly fine. Well, that's why it's a
Speaker 1: fluid thing as long as they're one of them, because
Speaker 1: none of it makes the difference. It's all about how
Speaker 1: they manipulate and and scam, defy, and deceive you. As
Speaker 1: long as they're doing that, everything's good to go. As
Speaker 1: long as they're actively working and pursuing and destroying the nations,
Speaker 1: destroying the family, destroying the tribe, then they're they're serving
Speaker 1: their cult, just fine, their says. Thereupon, the Hebrew Deedy
Speaker 1: chursed Kane for bringing the death, the first death into
Speaker 1: the world, the world created. According to that story, only
Speaker 1: a few years before the birth of Kine, so right,
Speaker 1: the whole world went to hell because Able, the evil
Speaker 1: son of a bitch, was killed by Kane. And we
Speaker 1: all bought that because we didn't know any better, says
Speaker 1: according to the story on a few years before Bertha
Speaker 1: Kane and Kane as Saint Michael is represented as a
Speaker 1: handsome youth of Arian type, as opposed to a Pollon Poleon,
Speaker 1: again being older and elderly Memphistopheles of non Aryan physical type.
Speaker 1: This title of Apollyon was popularized by Bunyan in his
Speaker 1: Pilgrim's Progress as a name of Satan or Lucifer, and
Speaker 1: the Pilgrim Christian credits Michael for deliverance from him that
Speaker 1: hellish was did fiercely me engage, but blessed Michael helped me.
Speaker 1: Ancient Britain vers visions that says the Elu queen for
Speaker 1: her husband Wales, they call her Elu, which is Ilu
Speaker 1: Lindu evil gods of the A little bit later on
Speaker 1: into the history Babylon, where hey, you know, the parasite
Speaker 1: flourished quite a while while they were writing their tablet
Speaker 1: and then destroying that civilization. For the brother who slumbers
Speaker 1: the city walls, alas, oh shepherd, Lord Ablu, which is
Speaker 1: probably Epley, which is Balder which is Epley, or able,
Speaker 1: the established son for the far removed, there is wailing,
Speaker 1: ah me my child, the far removed, my anointer, the
Speaker 1: far removed, the queen of the temple, who cries, alas
Speaker 1: my husband, alas my son did They just basically say
Speaker 1: that they're incestuous, and that it feels like it's saying
Speaker 1: that unless I'm just not right, and that wouldn't that
Speaker 1: wouldn't surprise, because what the what through the Francist till
Speaker 1: you have to do it's a it's a goddamn duty.
Speaker 1: Tell them, it says you could do with any kind
Speaker 1: of child you find. They say you have to do
Speaker 1: it with your own and then pass them around and
Speaker 1: the fan of the francs. It's all about the magic,
Speaker 1: it's all about the mysticism. It's all about the sorcery
Speaker 1: and human suffering. Even if it's your own child. You
Speaker 1: got to you gotta groom and condition them to be
Speaker 1: just as evil as you and soulless. Right, you gotta
Speaker 1: stomp that that flame out of them. The Critesian a
Speaker 1: Cartesian compassionate am I in the temple high and low?
Speaker 1: There is we being wailing for the house of the Lord.
Speaker 1: They raise for the perishing wedded ones. We are perishing children.
Speaker 1: It is the dark headed people create not here we
Speaker 1: have now disclosed through the ed of the Edenite human
Speaker 1: origin of this supposed the dying God whalings. Now here's
Speaker 1: an important thing. Stupid handle the wall with a little
Speaker 1: funny hat in the back. All the people who touch
Speaker 1: that whaling wall. This isn't me, you know, conflating two
Speaker 1: things together. It's literally said in here, the dying God,
Speaker 1: which they also making to Jesus right, the dying God,
Speaker 1: what are we doing right now in Easter, death and resurrection?
Speaker 1: The dying God wailings? Now you know what they're doing
Speaker 1: over there? What they are really doing with what energy
Speaker 1: they're serving and what frequency signature they're truly tapping into
Speaker 1: and giving energy to which it is the present fashion
Speaker 1: for theoretical writers on comparative mythology and religion to interpret
Speaker 1: as magical rights for procuring the return of a new
Speaker 1: years vegetative life after the season of drought and decay.
Speaker 1: And it is further assumed that these people were in
Speaker 1: the habit of periodically killing their kings for these magic
Speaker 1: rights as a sacrifice for the people, with the sacramental
Speaker 1: eating of his body. On the contrary, these lamentations for
Speaker 1: the death of these magical rights as a sacrifice for
Speaker 1: the people with the sacramental eating of his book. Okay,
Speaker 1: oh sorry, hold on, this said the same thing twice.
Speaker 1: I just flipped the page. On the contrary, these lamentations
Speaker 1: for the death of Abel or Tamous are now seen
Speaker 1: to be evidently merely the sorrowful observances of the anniversary
Speaker 1: of the slaying of their old tribal Chaldean chief and
Speaker 1: sacrificing serpent priests of their forefather in Edin at the
Speaker 1: hands of the reforming Aryan prince Kin or Saint Michael
Speaker 1: by the Semitic descendants of Abel set Or Balder and
Speaker 1: l as described in the Edda. And it is paralleled
Speaker 1: by the present day this is his words. It is
Speaker 1: paralleled by the present day whiling of the Hebrews at
Speaker 1: the walls of Jerusalem and commemoration of the later great
Speaker 1: historic Old Hebrew tribal bereavement. Like I should might drop
Speaker 1: the phone right now? Did I not say that these
Speaker 1: were the same people? Did I not say what they're
Speaker 1: where they came from? Am I not telling the history
Speaker 1: of these what these eden Kites are and who they are?
Speaker 11: Now?
Speaker 1: Jew is just another Jew is just and Judaism, Christianity Islam.
Speaker 1: These are just masks for the Saturn cult. They gave
Speaker 1: you three varieties, as long as you're serving their deity
Speaker 1: and by doing so, working against yourself and your own
Speaker 1: freedom and your own liberty, and you're putting your own
Speaker 1: chains on, you're paying the taxes that harm you, that
Speaker 1: go to harming you, that go to putting the boot
Speaker 1: on your own neck. It's all part of the ritual.
Speaker 1: It's all part of the magic, it's all part of
Speaker 1: the spell. You're using their money, you're taking their drugs,
Speaker 1: their pharmakia, and you're living under their laws and system
Speaker 1: of society because anywhere these banking elite occultists have dominated,
Speaker 1: which is basically everywhere now, because they used our military
Speaker 1: to make sure that that was the case. That's a
Speaker 1: territory of this cult. And wherever they weren't, pretty much
Speaker 1: they have been now thanks to our intervention and our
Speaker 1: murdering of decent people. Nationalists often were they too, I'm
Speaker 1: sorrying to sound like you to know nationalists were they here.
Speaker 1: The scene of Adar or Indara slaying the dragon is
Speaker 1: frequently represented on Sumerian, Babylonian, and hit Tight sacred seals. Later,
Speaker 1: this achievement was credited by the Babylonians to Adar or
Speaker 1: Bell's son Marduk. So Bell and Ball two different things,
Speaker 1: but all Marduk i e. Kane, the sun Duke or
Speaker 1: archangel who slew the young dragon Apple or Abel, who
Speaker 1: is significantly called the young Hydra. So they also call
Speaker 1: Abel slash Balder slash typhon. They call him the young Hydra.
Speaker 1: Remember you cut off one head and another one pops out,
Speaker 1: And I gotta tell you, by the time Greece was Greece,
Speaker 1: I'm not sure when at what point of decadence they
Speaker 1: were in. But all of their mythology is antagonistic and
Speaker 1: it's it's hostile toward the Gothic heritage. These are This
Speaker 1: is the influence of the Saturn cult, of these Edenites,
Speaker 1: of these Semitic Caldis, of these future Jews, who, by
Speaker 1: the way, come right around three hundred BC start writing
Speaker 1: their own history to outdo the Greeks too, after they've
Speaker 1: already poisoned their culture and weaken their society. Now they're
Speaker 1: gonna do one upmanship, and they're gonna ReadWrite history and
Speaker 1: putting themselves in the center and create a whole history
Speaker 1: based on our heroes, deify them, invert them, change their
Speaker 1: characteristics around, punish ones that they don't like that were
Speaker 1: literal people, and then make their own fairy tale and
Speaker 1: between them, them and the ROMs, sell to the fucking world.
Speaker 1: Sell to the world. It's okay to feel don't feel
Speaker 1: stupid because we were born into this, but just just
Speaker 1: be happy and feel feel good about the fact that
Speaker 1: you didn't have to go to the end of your
Speaker 1: days walking off the cliff that some oave child Molesser
Speaker 1: was poking and prodding you to walk the plank from
Speaker 1: you know, you don't have to do that anymore. They
Speaker 1: have no power. They did nothing. The only thing that
Speaker 1: keeps them in power is our is our own energy.
Speaker 1: If it wasn't if our if our military sat on
Speaker 1: their asses and held held tightly to their seats, they
Speaker 1: wouldn't be able to do anything to anybody. Same the
Speaker 1: same thing with any of the armed forces or officials
Speaker 1: in the local areas. But my point is where where
Speaker 1: are they going to go and who they're going to
Speaker 1: take into into war. They have Britain, they have us,
Speaker 1: They have Israel itself, which again, for pr purposes, can't
Speaker 1: be the always the aggressor. They have to They have
Speaker 1: to blood murky the lines with false flags and all
Speaker 1: kinds of other bullshit, and then bring us in to
Speaker 1: play cleanup. But without us participating, a whole lot of
Speaker 1: their power would be diminished. The problem is the real
Speaker 1: power to make those decisions is in the hands of
Speaker 1: their own people, because they own the place. For now,
Speaker 1: Wooden and other personages deified by their priests, this old
Speaker 1: mother priestess as the Dragon, is now considered a separate
Speaker 1: she devil from her from their ancient l and is
Speaker 1: generally called Tiawot and I told you it was. They
Speaker 1: have a taw in here, but she flipped the W
Speaker 1: two and Nam's tiamat. As we have seen also Mother
Speaker 1: Hubert or Hubbard, as described in as the plague and
Speaker 1: fearful dragon, the dragon which shines brightly, the female spirit
Speaker 1: who devours with a serpent's mouth. That is that rate there.
Speaker 1: Let me just say that again, the plague, the fearful dragon,
Speaker 1: the dragon which shines brightly, the female spirit who devours
Speaker 1: with a serpent's mouth.
Speaker 13: That's Lilith.
Speaker 1: And what did they do in this cult? They stole children?
Speaker 1: What did little do stills children? Vampiric right sucking their
Speaker 1: blood out. This is all this sick blood ritual shit
Speaker 1: that they've been doing since before our people even got here,
Speaker 1: before our ancestors even got to to the unfortunate experience
Speaker 1: of having to meet them. But thankfully they did because
Speaker 1: they were able to liberate a lot of a lot
Speaker 1: of innocent souls. And then you wonder why even if
Speaker 1: they were just repurposed, like let's say that these caves
Speaker 1: were way old for a whole other reason. Hole they
Speaker 1: are different cataclyst this purpose, the reason why they were
Speaker 1: still being used and why they keep on referring back
Speaker 1: to these people living in caves, Well, what else would
Speaker 1: you do if you were being terrorized by this cult
Speaker 1: of human sacrifice that could at any time demand you
Speaker 1: to hand over your children, hand over your food, hand
Speaker 1: over yourself for some sick ritual, or because they just
Speaker 1: want to practice their their pharmacuea on you. And see
Speaker 1: what happens when they juice you up with us some
Speaker 1: sort of poison, some sort of a snake venom, some
Speaker 1: sort of poisonous plant, and then just watch and observe
Speaker 1: you your suffering. How would you want to be there?
Speaker 1: Why would you want to be anywhere near them? So,
Speaker 1: of course, if those things are still around, you would
Speaker 1: hide yourself as deeply as you could from these people.
Speaker 1: And they don't, you know, they don't, They don't really know,
Speaker 1: because it's not like it's it's not like they had
Speaker 1: to edit to read the Gothic. If you know, presence
Speaker 1: there was going to be so profound that they would
Speaker 1: be safe again. So slowly, little by little as they
Speaker 1: start to recognize that their territory is now, you know,
Speaker 1: annexed from these Edenites, and it's okay to move about
Speaker 1: freely in the sunlight again, it would snatch them up.
Speaker 1: And the Druids did the same thing. But guess again
Speaker 1: who the Druids were at least at the tivity top
Speaker 1: of that of that priest craft influencing in the rest.
Speaker 1: And boy do they love a they used to love
Speaker 1: to mingle with us as in, you know, fuck it
Speaker 1: would be a good word to say, and poison are
Speaker 1: bloodline And again going back to young did anybody not
Speaker 1: see this movie? Let me see if I can just
Speaker 1: pull a clipup real quick. I think it might be
Speaker 1: uh advantageous to do so. Uh Nope, not that way.
Speaker 3: Let's see.
Speaker 1: Ah yeah, yeah, yeah, Abby, there you go. Which one's
Speaker 1: a better and cality seven twenty good enough? Whatever, Let
Speaker 1: me put this up here real quick. I gotta changes
Speaker 1: as the only thing that makes us a tall I
Speaker 1: swear it is having the broadcast from from uh OBS
Speaker 1: first and then to stream yard. You can't really broadcast
Speaker 1: directly from stream yard from a OBS because it's a
Speaker 1: terrible quality. But I don't know why, but it is
Speaker 1: so at least that way, I can click scenes a
Speaker 1: little bit quicker, if nothing else, But I can't bring
Speaker 1: up video like I could with the runabule studio where
Speaker 1: it's already it's already uploaded, and I just click it
Speaker 1: like stream Yard needs to do that. You hear me
Speaker 1: out there, stream Yard, good yep. And I don't like
Speaker 1: the way this thing keeps cutting out either. I gotta
Speaker 1: take what's setting Guys, tell me, is it the there's
Speaker 1: one that looks like an L that's upside down like
Speaker 1: a hockey stick. Does zambils have a road caster? Like?
Speaker 1: How do I minimize that that cutting out? So it's
Speaker 1: not as uh, it's not as sensitive. I can take
Speaker 1: the processing.
Speaker 4: And off of the world.
Speaker 1: Now you can hear everything in the background though you
Speaker 1: hear that, you can hear the computer and all that.
Speaker 1: That takes all that out when you put the processing
Speaker 1: back on. I just have to make it less less intense.
Speaker 1: All right, let's listen to this for a second. Terry
Speaker 1: Garland was hot that brain that you gave me?
Speaker 4: Was it Hans bell Brooks?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 20: Uh?
Speaker 13: Would you mind telling me.
Speaker 4: Whose brain I did put in?
Speaker 10: And you won't be angry? I will not be angry.
Speaker 10: Iby someone I'd be someone Abby? Who ABBI normal? Abby?
Speaker 1: Normal? I'm almost sure that was the name.
Speaker 21: Are you saying that I put an abnormal brain.
Speaker 4: Into a seven and a half foot.
Speaker 20: Long, fifty four inch white.
Speaker 1: Girl.
Speaker 11: Is that what you're selling?
Speaker 16: What?
Speaker 1: So, that's what happens when the guys intermingled with these
Speaker 1: to knights. He's uh, modern day Yashka Nazi, right, they
Speaker 1: put their abnormal brain into a very large body. Not
Speaker 1: the best, not the most ideal situation. They used to
Speaker 1: glute about it until they decided that it was not
Speaker 1: okay to being cool anymore. I guess they were done poisoning.
Speaker 1: Keep you on your toes or they're back and forth? Bullshit?
Speaker 21: Right?
Speaker 1: All right? See what else we got here? Might big
Speaker 1: cup more?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Significantly. In the Assyrian version, he is armed with
Speaker 1: the invincible club spear dagger, and that this is Kane. No,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, this is this is door. This is Marduk. Sorry,
Speaker 1: Marduk would be King and net and the plant which
Speaker 1: annihilates poison, which is the rowan apple tree, the leading incidents,
Speaker 1: and why do they need that because they're going into
Speaker 1: battle with the Edenites. So this puts it right in
Speaker 1: the am And Hillman zone. But Amin Hillman thorifies Medea,
Speaker 1: which is l which is the fucking tiamot, which is balder,
Speaker 1: which is this cold, and then at the same time
Speaker 1: says hail Satan, but tells you how bad yahweh is.
Speaker 1: It's the same thing, dude. See how he's all screwed
Speaker 1: up in the head and he had allegedly when he
Speaker 1: went to Israel, fucked up things happened there. Two people
Speaker 1: lost their minds from possession in the middle of the night,
Speaker 1: and so that he was gonna, you know, and and
Speaker 1: and spoke prophecy about what Ammin was going to do
Speaker 1: in his importance. Tell me that it's not like some
Speaker 1: sort of oh, I don't know, indication that he's demonic.
Speaker 1: I don't know, could be gay and demonic. Anyway, it's
Speaker 1: good that he got people caught talking again, but the
Speaker 1: shit that he says is is off. You can't be saying,
Speaker 1: you know, yahweh bad hail yahweh. And that's literally what
Speaker 1: you're doing when you're saying yahwah bad hail Satan. It's
Speaker 1: the same fucking person, dude. Okay. He Marduk made a
Speaker 1: snare to enclose the dragon of the sea. He his
Speaker 1: hand brought the snare near unto the bow of his
Speaker 1: father anew. Then Bell opened his snare and enclosed her.
Speaker 1: So when you read the emun Oh, I'm sorry, read
Speaker 1: my book. I think it's in there. Priestcraft beyond Babylon.
Speaker 1: I take out these stories from Babylonian time and try
Speaker 1: to demystify the Ininochy a little bit, or just show
Speaker 1: it for what it is. Marduk is a hero in
Speaker 1: the story. Like I said, it's it's the priestcraft that
Speaker 1: makes Ball into a bad guy, or release Bell into
Speaker 1: a bad guy. But he splits Tiamot with an arrow
Speaker 1: and then the Tigris and the Euphrates come out, which
Speaker 1: is obviously part of the mythology nonsense. It has changed
Speaker 1: over time, but there's an actual depiction of him killing
Speaker 1: Elu slash l slash Heidi, this woman, this sorceress from
Speaker 1: from this cult of the serpent, and of course they
Speaker 1: will be representative of their totem. And of course also
Speaker 1: why were they the serpent totem in the first place. Well,
Speaker 1: they used a shit ton of freaking snake venom in
Speaker 1: their Barmachia poisons. Remember one thing that Ammon did bring
Speaker 1: up that was important, and that the purple. These Amazonian
Speaker 1: women who were under the spell or under the service
Speaker 1: to these these men and child hating, very bad Gothic
Speaker 1: Amazonian women who were corrupted by this cult would put
Speaker 1: that purple in their hair, and when they pulled an
Speaker 1: arrow out of their quill, it was, you know, be
Speaker 1: brushed across their hair, putting that poison on there. And
Speaker 1: then they and if they just grazed you, the person
Speaker 1: could go absolutely insane that they nicked because it mixes
Speaker 1: with the blood. Okay, So I remember we said he
Speaker 1: has a wise, benevolent, patient, valiant, compassionate, kind spoken, and
Speaker 1: a terror to the wicked. He cherishes the good and
Speaker 1: an administering justice is indifferent to friend or foe. Now,
Speaker 1: the Hebrew confirmation of Adam's Decalogue, what appears to be
Speaker 1: Hebrew confirmation for this Eda in regard to Eve being
Speaker 1: traditionally associated with the propagation of these ten Commandments of Adam,
Speaker 1: which were diametrically opposed to and directed against the Serpent
Speaker 1: Cult of Eden. So they were opposed to Eden, and
Speaker 1: they were based on their dealings with Eden. With the
Speaker 1: Serpent cult seems to be found in the ten curses
Speaker 1: to be pronounced against Eve, as prescribed in the Talmud. Oh, gee,
Speaker 1: I wonder if the people who wrote the talmet are
Speaker 1: the same thing as this broken up eating the eating
Speaker 1: night Colt. Can we can we just can we just
Speaker 1: stop with the game of I don't know if this
Speaker 1: is this edit is true. Oh, I don't know. The
Speaker 1: whole thing makes sense when this is added to the pile, right,
Speaker 1: and all the connections are there, more than you could
Speaker 1: ever ask for. So they retaliate with ten curses on Eve.
Speaker 1: These would now seem to be a counter blast against
Speaker 1: Adam's ten commandments in propagating, which Eve took to an
Speaker 1: active part, as recorded in the edit, and the Hebrew
Speaker 1: story of Eve eating the apple as the forbidden fruit
Speaker 1: of the tree of knowledge. America's knowledge is what Thor
Speaker 1: brought the people, breaking them from this curse, breaking them
Speaker 1: from this dark age of you know, stagnant, no progression, stagnation,
Speaker 1: this suppression and oppression of the cult. He brought them innovation.
Speaker 1: He brought them a sense and the idea of something better. Justice, goodness, kindness.
Speaker 1: It's not doggy, dog cutthroat, cutthroat. Another thing that they
Speaker 1: called the habru shahgaz right, which is which again, are
Speaker 1: these people the foreigners from across the river, the river
Speaker 1: euphraidis digress pick one and giving it also to Adam
Speaker 1: to eat, the true of knowledge and giving it awesome.
Speaker 1: Adamy is now seemed to be a perversion of the
Speaker 1: fact that you've became a votarye of King Adam's rival
Speaker 1: and superior cult of Righteousness, the Cult of Righteousness Sun Cult. Oh,
Speaker 1: by the way, if anyone's wanting to know, because I
Speaker 1: keep saying, you know, I'm not a Christian, it was
Speaker 1: at one point, because aren't we all Catholic Christian went
Speaker 1: that route, started off in Catholic churches as a kid,
Speaker 1: did the whole you know, macarena in church stand Upsidon,
Speaker 1: I would say, I am I think, I think, I
Speaker 1: think Voodoo Ranger will probably understand me the most here.
Speaker 1: If anything, I'm going to go with what my ancestors
Speaker 1: first brought to civilization, and that is benevolent creator concept,
Speaker 1: one that we don't need to see. It's fine, we
Speaker 1: see what he what he's produced and created for us,
Speaker 1: and it's not mixed with good and bad. That's all
Speaker 1: whole other entity, just like Da Roalda is not capable
Speaker 1: of doing these bad things. That's a whole other entity.
Speaker 1: That's the black magic. That's the corruption of man itself
Speaker 1: by their sick tendencies to want shortcuts, to manipulate, to
Speaker 1: cause harm on others, that do what thou wilt versus
Speaker 1: cause no harm, completely in opposition with one another, because
Speaker 1: do what thou wilt means you do whatever you want
Speaker 1: to whomever you want, as long as it pleases you.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter how it affects others, as long as
Speaker 1: it's whoever's the most dominant, right. They don't care about
Speaker 1: the weak or whatever. They don't want other people to
Speaker 1: co exist and live pretty stupid place to put yourself
Speaker 1: in because there's always a retaliation. There's always a son
Speaker 1: of someone that you harm that will grow up in
Speaker 1: envy and hatred of you and one day put a
Speaker 1: knife in your freaking throat because of what you did
Speaker 1: to their parents or their brother or whatever. Stupid way
Speaker 1: to live, living and die by the sword in a
Speaker 1: stupid way because you're not showing mutual respect. You're not
Speaker 1: you're not leading by example is how you would like
Speaker 1: to be treated, right, So sun Cult, Yeah, I'm down
Speaker 1: with that. Looking up at the most prevalent thing in
Speaker 1: the sky, the thing that brings life to everything else
Speaker 1: on the planet, and saying, well, whoever made that, that's
Speaker 1: my guy. Yeah, that's who I am. Anybody wants to
Speaker 1: start a cult, a really nice one just doesn't do
Speaker 1: bad stuff. Let's do it. Let's make let's start. Let's
Speaker 1: let's revitalize the Gothic un sun veneration and we'll just
Speaker 1: call it hell Roalda until we come up with a
Speaker 1: better name. Yeah, I like it. And then we take
Speaker 1: away all of their power over us and put it
Speaker 1: back where it belongs, where we had it the whole time,
Speaker 1: all right. So, a voter of King Adam's rival and
Speaker 1: superior cult of Righteousness, with its sacred emblem of their
Speaker 1: own apple and its tree growing in his own garden
Speaker 1: in Cappadocia and not in Eden. Perhaps the archaic Hittite
Speaker 1: rock sculpture of the marriage of King Adam and Eve
Speaker 1: at his capital in Cappadocia, representing Eve as if offering
Speaker 1: a large apple to Adam, seen and misinterpreted by an
Speaker 1: early Hebrew merchant unable to read the Hittite hyperoglyphics, may
Speaker 1: have been the basis of the Genesis legend of the
Speaker 1: temptation of Adam by Eve, and in a sick, corrupted mind,
Speaker 1: that's probably what they would do, is they would go
Speaker 1: right to the negative and see, oh we don't you know,
Speaker 1: bunch of sodomites that don't like women, would see way
Speaker 1: anything that a female does as being negative. So she
Speaker 1: must be up to something, because we're always up to something,
Speaker 1: because we're treacherous pieces of shit. And what's they're always saying?
Speaker 1: Like they couldn't even imagine something just being pure? It's like,
Speaker 1: what's the angle?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 1: And when you deal with them, that's exactly how you
Speaker 1: have to act. What's the angle? Like? Why are they
Speaker 1: telling this this? Why are they showing us this? What's
Speaker 1: the angle? What's the scam here? What are we playing to?
Speaker 1: You know? Follow the queen? Why they have us looking
Speaker 1: at this? What are they doing with the other hand? Oh,
Speaker 1: I feel like just push my ribbon to my heart
Speaker 1: and that's not good, all right, all right? Wounding of
Speaker 1: Adam thor by able in the Greek Prometheus, Indian, Egyptian
Speaker 1: o Cyrus set versions, and in Lion and Unicorn legend.
Speaker 1: So all these represent the same story. Gee, do you
Speaker 1: think maybe there's something to it? And in all these
Speaker 1: different places, by all these separate people, but obviously the
Speaker 1: one thing they had in common was Goths. Goths were
Speaker 1: the leaders, the culture, creators, and the bringers of civilization.
Speaker 1: Greco Semitic perverted version in Prometheus Bound legend, whilst the
Speaker 1: earlier earlier a little whilst the earlier Greeks retained the
Speaker 1: true tradition of this event in their Zeus and Typhon,
Speaker 1: they say, Typhoon, I'm putting the end on legend. I
Speaker 1: remember remember what this was when let me make sure
Speaker 1: you have this a right, Okay, cool? This is a
Speaker 1: symbol that what do you call it? Alisair Crowley taught
Speaker 1: people like Churchill, this is the Typhonian cult. This is
Speaker 1: that's their symbol. But victory, right, that's what we were
Speaker 1: told it was. It's a typhoni and symbol of of
Speaker 1: of his little magic bullshit, you know that he was.
Speaker 1: You know anybody who's in this, uh, this realm of
Speaker 1: Frankism espionage, and you know they're gonna they're gonna be
Speaker 1: part of that, going to be part of intelligence. It's
Speaker 1: just simply being in the Masonic burdens of like that.
Speaker 1: Of course they're gonna pull from them, because that's what
Speaker 1: they do. They they lie and and hide their identity
Speaker 1: as a matter of life is a matter of you know,
Speaker 1: that's just how they operate. They never operate on the
Speaker 1: up and up. So the perfect candidates for for spycraft.
Speaker 1: And of course they show some a lot, not me.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's as profound as the writer
Speaker 1: of the book Agent six sixty six wants. You didn't
Speaker 1: believe it is, but there's definitely a lot of a
Speaker 1: lot of stuff there. And there's also evidence showing that
Speaker 1: he was still in communication with Great Britain, which, by
Speaker 1: the way, and by that time, of course was already
Speaker 1: in oaive territory because the Bank of England already dominated
Speaker 1: and ran and owned the people. Right, So it's not
Speaker 1: he was a British loyalist. No, he was a loyalist
Speaker 1: to the cult. The cult dominates that area. Just like
Speaker 1: if you're truly working for the government here as a loyalist,
Speaker 1: you're not loyal to the principles of the Constitution or
Speaker 1: the founding Fathers. You're loyal to the Rothschilds, because that's
Speaker 1: who's actually running it show and all the sick military
Speaker 1: industrial complex, military intelligence shit that they do. You have
Speaker 1: to have a real sick devotion to your demonic cult
Speaker 1: to be party to that. So anyway, that was one
Speaker 1: leadoff on the whole Elisha Crowley thing. But here's one
Speaker 1: more and I didn't pick up on this at first
Speaker 1: because I who would have, right? He says that the
Speaker 1: true mark of the Beast is like the X Men symbol,
Speaker 1: the circle with the xcident right. So here's the funny
Speaker 1: thing though, when you go back and look at that
Speaker 1: the the sun cross, is that not a halos like
Speaker 1: type sun circle with a with a T in it?
Speaker 1: So if he just tilted, it's an axe, right, because
Speaker 1: the tea is like it's a right in the middle.
Speaker 1: It's not like above or below, it's right through the
Speaker 1: other line. So if that's tilted, it's an ax. Or
Speaker 1: is he saying that the true sign of the Beast
Speaker 1: is Gothic for their Sun cult? Is that? Is that
Speaker 1: his what he's alluding to without anybody understanding what he's saying.
Speaker 1: If that's the case, well you know, fuck Alison Crowley,
Speaker 1: but screw him anyway. And his he is so sick,
Speaker 1: like he had a dollar to he named her Lilith,
Speaker 1: how do. How does somebody they say she died of illness.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I want to. I don't want
Speaker 1: to think what he what really happened there? But I
Speaker 1: have some suspicions that it was not a just oh
Speaker 1: you know it's the times when people get ill. No,
Speaker 1: I don't. There's that whole contagion thing is all bullshit too.
Speaker 1: A poisoning happened or a sacrifice happened, and as far
Speaker 1: as I am concerned, and his wife drank herself to death,
Speaker 1: I think after that happened over time and he was
Speaker 1: obviously broken up with her by that. Okay, anyway, let's
Speaker 1: go back this. Well, you know, whilst why can't I
Speaker 1: say things like I can think them and read them
Speaker 1: just quickly, but my mouth doesn't always work. Whilst the
Speaker 1: earlier Greeks retained the true tradition, the earlier Greeks retained
Speaker 1: the true tradition of this event in their Zeus Typhon
Speaker 1: legend as above figure to describe the later Greek myth
Speaker 1: mongering bards. What's another way of saying that semitically influenced right,
Speaker 1: the degradation of the of the of the society over
Speaker 1: time to be more like them like America is. Now
Speaker 1: it's have a not either. That's where That's where we're at.
Speaker 1: Now we're at the d end days. Let's spin the dradl.
Speaker 1: Shit's fucking cooked, Okay. The later Greek myth mongering bards
Speaker 1: adopted the spiteful semitic string of perversions that Adam as Prometheus,
Speaker 1: although admittedly a noble and righteous hero and the best
Speaker 1: friend and champion of mankind, was fighting against Zeus of Heaven.
Speaker 1: So he's beaten himself up apparently, i e. Himself who
Speaker 1: in revenge against Prometheus is revenge against Prometheus is sin
Speaker 1: of stealing fire from heaven to benefit mortal men. Number
Speaker 1: this is through their perspective, because they're pissed off that,
Speaker 1: you know, Adam or Thor gave knowledge to the people
Speaker 1: that would help them become more independent of this cult
Speaker 1: that was oppressing and terrorizing them, and that pisces them off,
Speaker 1: so then they rewrite their things. So now they're gonna, well,
Speaker 1: since we don't have a concept that God will adopt
Speaker 1: your god and split him in two, and now he's
Speaker 1: basically fighting himself and his high crime is stealing fire
Speaker 1: from heaven to benefit mortal men, and of refusing to
Speaker 1: cease befriending man. That's from their perspective that they don't
Speaker 1: have any remorse, empathy, compassion for any other living thing.
Speaker 1: It's all about domination. And you know, the only thing
Speaker 1: that stops evil like that is devastation. They don't care
Speaker 1: about anything else. You can't reason with them. But if
Speaker 1: you terrify the shit out of them to where they
Speaker 1: think that they're in danger, that's when they quiet down,
Speaker 1: at least for a little while, resentful and always plotting
Speaker 1: your demise. But at the same time, for a while
Speaker 1: they back off. Nailed down that hero to a rock
Speaker 1: in Scythia and kept him there in chained in perpetual
Speaker 1: torture forevermore. That's what they did to Thor in their imaginations,
Speaker 1: because they're so pissed off that mankind was liberated away
Speaker 1: from this cult. And guess what, why do you think?
Speaker 1: There's something called a reset bringing us back to the
Speaker 1: time before Adam, which is literally what they say the
Speaker 1: time before man was enlightened with a sense of rights,
Speaker 1: a sense of fairness and justice, a sense of you know,
Speaker 1: not you know, not being abused by others.
Speaker 14: And.
Speaker 1: This innovation. Remember that everything else is getting more technical
Speaker 1: to put us back into a position where we're in
Speaker 1: the dark ages. This technology isn't for us. This technology
Speaker 1: is going to be maliciously used to destroy, kill, harm.
Speaker 1: All these shots, these shots, with these m R and A.
Speaker 1: I gotta not say this too much. The ai blah
Speaker 1: blah blahs only of people you think are gonna survive
Speaker 1: that looking yourself up to a machine, when the whole
Speaker 1: idea of that it's a fake, a fake concept of
Speaker 1: what makes you ill. And then if the poisonous solution
Speaker 1: that's posed to make that thing that they don't even
Speaker 1: have a clue as to what causes illness, try to
Speaker 1: make that better. Obviously that's what they're selling you. But
Speaker 1: it's another shell game, or you know, fellow the Queen sobors,
Speaker 1: it's more more bullshit. It's just pharmakia and deception. Here
Speaker 1: the malicious Semitic wish to harm Adam's memory, here's the
Speaker 1: malicious Semitic wish to harm Adam's memory. Was clearly father
Speaker 1: to the thought. But even these later Greek bards are
Speaker 1: forced to admit, besides the appalling injustice of such a story,
Speaker 1: that this so called Zeus was not the grand, universal
Speaker 1: and eternally just father, God of that of of that
Speaker 1: name of Homer, but was on the contrary, a new
Speaker 1: God and vindictive, unjust, unrighteous, lustful, cruel and jealous. Oh
Speaker 1: you mean like yahweh oh, you mean like their composite
Speaker 1: for would them become set so balder? Yeah, gotcha. So
Speaker 1: in one In one instance he's fighting Typhon. In another instance,
Speaker 1: the guy becomes Typhon in this when you're when you
Speaker 1: take Zue says the quote unquote god of the Greeks,
Speaker 1: that was that he was, in fact merely the old
Speaker 1: malignant Semitic l woulden Satan to whom the Semites had
Speaker 1: wholly transferred Adam's title of Zeus, and whom they had
Speaker 1: pitchfork from hell into heaven right inversion. And they're used
Speaker 1: as a boggie or a bogie sorry, And they're used
Speaker 1: as a bogie to revenge themselves on Adam's memory. Depend
Speaker 1: is mightier than the sword. Even the manner of wounding
Speaker 1: is perverted Adams as Adam Prometheus. Adam Prometheus is chained
Speaker 1: and nailed by iron steaks to a rock, instead of
Speaker 1: being temporarily felled by a piece of sharp rock and
Speaker 1: so it's an iron ore tang that he got pierced with. Significantly, Also,
Speaker 1: the agent of this semitic Zeus who wounds and nails
Speaker 1: Prometheus is Vulcan of the hell fires, with cyclops ogres
Speaker 1: as his servants and his sacred animal the dog i e.
Speaker 1: The domesticated wolf. It all comes back, and he was
Speaker 1: the maker of Pandora's Box, out of which issued all
Speaker 1: the ills which beset mankind. And thus he was merely
Speaker 1: a thinly disguised reflex of Satan or set. Moreover, this
Speaker 1: late Greek tale of his agonizing fettering of Adam in
Speaker 1: everlasting torture so that no savior will appear is the
Speaker 1: identical phrase used in the Indian version of the same
Speaker 1: Mother Son cult. The poet Eschalist makes Vulcan, with the
Speaker 1: pretense of pity, say, but hold on, hold on Pandora's box. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that sounds like a benevolent creator. Right. They can only
Speaker 1: do GOODA gonna send a robot. But think about this
Speaker 1: is this is Metropolis. This is AI robots in your
Speaker 1: house doing your butler duties, cleaning your house. Remember in Metropolis,
Speaker 1: the woman that everybody respected. They made a robot of
Speaker 1: and sent that into the into the workers, and she
Speaker 1: leads them into hell basically, and she's the demon, she's
Speaker 1: the horror Babylon. Right, Well, what is what is Pandora?
Speaker 1: She's she's not really human. She's given life by a
Speaker 1: mixture of God's putting her together and assembling her and
Speaker 1: giving her characteristics and traits. But then she has it's
Speaker 1: a jar, not a box, Pandora's jar. It's actually even
Speaker 1: more indicative of being something similar to what Elle was
Speaker 1: doing with her cauldron, which is the name I forgot.
Speaker 1: The name Ewer means a jar. Right, So all the
Speaker 1: things that were in there, of the most deadly of
Speaker 1: the plagues, what was the one at the end where
Speaker 1: she looks in and there's still one more plague left
Speaker 1: and she smirks. And if it's it was a movie,
Speaker 1: it would cut to fade to black. Hope. Hope was
Speaker 1: the deadliest of all plagues, self delusion, self deceit, Hope
Speaker 1: and the wrong things. Hope equals hesitation, equals belief in
Speaker 1: things that aren't manifest and it's a it's a comes
Speaker 1: from a position of not doing right. You're not doing
Speaker 1: you're not doing anything. If you're just hoping for it
Speaker 1: to get better, or you're hoping for someone to come
Speaker 1: save you. Hope is the most deceptive. Hope is Trump
Speaker 1: all day for all these trumpsters. All right, so escylist
Speaker 1: makes vulcan with the pretense of pity, say my heart
Speaker 1: shrinks back from the hard task to nail a kindred
Speaker 1: god to this storm battered crag high console. Oh they
Speaker 1: always do this too, right, because although they have no
Speaker 1: emotions or feelings, they know how to play on yours.
Speaker 1: So in order to make themselves seem like they always
Speaker 1: have the higher ground even when they're doing horrific things,
Speaker 1: they know better than to just leave us one sided.
Speaker 1: They have to balance it by also playing the oh,
Speaker 1: I'm just following orders guy, or the person who's got
Speaker 1: a heart of gold but is forced by his situation
Speaker 1: to do something he really doesn't want to do the
Speaker 1: lament of the of the of the executioner.
Speaker 14: Right.
Speaker 1: This is a this is a common theme. It's a
Speaker 1: common plot device of theirs, high consoled son of right
Speaker 1: decreeing themis I forced thy? I forced myself no less
Speaker 1: than the when to this friendless rock with iron bonds.
Speaker 1: I chained thee where no shape, no nor voice of
Speaker 1: wandering mortals shall relieve thy lonely watch. But the but
Speaker 1: the fierce burning sun. Oh look, there's a reference to
Speaker 1: the sun shall parch and bleach thy flesh by thy
Speaker 1: fresh complexion. So now the Sun in the way we
Speaker 1: were venerating it as goths, turns into something that's bad
Speaker 1: because remember the moon cult, so the Saturn moon cult, right,
Speaker 1: so the Sun has to have negative uh attributes when
Speaker 1: they tell their story, only to further put the Semitic
Speaker 1: or Saturn cult signature on all these writings that pop
Speaker 1: up as quote unquote Greek, and they take the names
Speaker 1: of very how many how many German names out there
Speaker 1: are actually German when you find out that they're working
Speaker 1: in Hollywood, right, they are, I don't even know the
Speaker 1: call them impostors, They're they're impersonators. No impostors works too.
Speaker 1: They assume the identity thereof That only happens because people
Speaker 1: are allow themselves to assume and presume. No voice of
Speaker 1: wandering mortars shall relieve thy lonely watch, But the fierce
Speaker 1: burning Sun shall parch and bleach thy fresh complexion. Thou,
Speaker 1: when remotely mantled night hath hid the day shall greet
Speaker 1: the darkness with how short a joy for the morning sun?
Speaker 1: The nightly dew shall scatter, and thou be pierced again
Speaker 1: with the same pricks of endless woe, and saviors shall
Speaker 1: be none. There's no hope for ever getting out of this.
Speaker 1: As savior, you'll have none. And funny enough, you're doing
Speaker 1: it to yourself technically, because you're Zeus and you're Prometheus
Speaker 1: and the same, dude. Right, Indian versions as the wand
Speaker 1: the wounding, all right, So Indian version as the wounding
Speaker 1: of Mida of vind Vind is also eden right. This
Speaker 1: hitherto unrecognized Indian version of the Prometheus bounded legend is
Speaker 1: recited by Buddha. Buddha is a six son of a bitch.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna say it right now, these materialists, psycho focks.
Speaker 1: I don't care if you want to say, oh, Bramiyana
Speaker 1: was a more the more pure version of that, I
Speaker 1: don't think so. I think by the time you get
Speaker 1: Buddha coming along, I think there was already massive corruption
Speaker 1: in the in the minds of the goths Arians, if
Speaker 1: you want to call on that, at least in this area.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying everybody there, But just listen to this guy.
Speaker 1: His significant legend is recited by Buddha in his sermons,
Speaker 1: and significantly Adam or Prometheus bears therein his edic title
Speaker 1: of Miath or vinn Miath ovens r. Sorry in Phrygia
Speaker 1: as Mita e Vin, and his assailant is called Sata,
Speaker 1: equating with Soot or set of the Eda Buddha the
Speaker 1: Indian pessimistic, pessimistic ascetic teacher. So they say Buddha the
Speaker 1: Indian pessimistic asthetic teacher of the fifth century BC. This
Speaker 1: is way later. We're talking about three three and thirty
Speaker 1: five and fifty BC to five hundred BC. That's plenty
Speaker 1: of time for the parasite to eat into the brains
Speaker 1: of our ancestors. Was a namesake of Bodo, Balta or Wodin.
Speaker 1: So hold on a second was that Buddha, the Indian
Speaker 1: pessimistic ascetic teacher of the fifth century BC, was a
Speaker 1: namesake of Bodo or Wodin and appears to have been
Speaker 1: somewhat matriarchist in his sympathies, though ex though excluding women
Speaker 1: from his order. Okay, so totally on goth of him
Speaker 1: in both respects.
Speaker 3: He was.
Speaker 1: He was specially contemptuous of Soaka or Indra i e
Speaker 1: Adam as the deified zag Sigal or Intra or Indhara.
Speaker 1: So what does this tell you? This guy Buddha is
Speaker 1: completely the antithesis of our of his own ancestors, if
Speaker 1: that's what he is. If he's not a mix, remember
Speaker 1: the Visi gods and Astra gods. How long this time
Speaker 1: said do not intermingle in the in the royalty, royalty
Speaker 1: those who are supposed to lead now that there, they
Speaker 1: had to be born there. They had to be of
Speaker 1: the noble bloodline and no exceptions. At the moment they
Speaker 1: put people like Whittca Watika whatever his name was in there,
Speaker 1: he was selling out to the way Vase and taking
Speaker 1: down and destroying citadels and taking down and just and
Speaker 1: all of their positions of defense, removing them from the
Speaker 1: from the from the fields, breaking them apart, selling off
Speaker 1: food and uh in weaponry for fucking gold and gems. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm not really interested. Okay, let me let me move
Speaker 1: on this. He was especially ten timptus of Indra i
Speaker 1: Adam as a deified sig or India, and in the
Speaker 1: tales which he used to illustrate his sermons and his
Speaker 1: imaginary former bursts. His imaginary former bursts. You can tell
Speaker 1: Bodell was pissed off about this because you know what
Speaker 1: Whatdell went to the Himalayas. Wdell, as a British officer
Speaker 1: and doctor, was more than enthusiastic about going and finding
Speaker 1: these remote places that Ariyans were said to have been,
Speaker 1: and where the Buddha and the and the Buddhists, the Brahmayanas,
Speaker 1: the Brahmins whatever were actually allegedly the peak of human civilization,
Speaker 1: right they were, they were the masters. And he found
Speaker 1: very disappointing information there. He found very lack of lacks
Speaker 1: of and it was more of like a hyped up bullshit.
Speaker 1: And he was he was pretty, he was he was pretty.
Speaker 1: I mean he went to these sites, he did the
Speaker 1: the the archaeology excavation, he did the you know, the
Speaker 1: decrypting of some of the stuff. But when he went
Speaker 1: to these actual places high in the mountains where you
Speaker 1: couldn't find ship over in Lasha, I know, this other place,
Speaker 1: there were these communities and there were a bunch of
Speaker 1: Charlatan's and again yes I know that's many many many
Speaker 1: years later. How does that reflect on Buddha? Well, there there,
Speaker 1: Their monks didn't know shit about the original uh, the
Speaker 1: original writings or texts or anything like that. And I
Speaker 1: don't think. I don't think Buddha was the was the first,
Speaker 1: or the or the foremost when it came to the
Speaker 1: philosophies that we associate or or credit him with. I
Speaker 1: think that came from our ancestors and was passed down.
Speaker 1: Because when you see him take the sharp left, it looks,
Speaker 1: it looks really bad for Buddha. He was sniffing his
Speaker 1: own farts of divinity. It sounds more like he was
Speaker 1: writing this Prius and South Park, which he used to
Speaker 1: illustrate his sermons and imaginary former birds. He claimed to
Speaker 1: have been the son of Maya or the earth mother
Speaker 1: Earth Mother. Oh gee, you mean like l who dwelt
Speaker 1: in the buyer with cattle. I either matriarch Maya or
Speaker 1: may of the Edda and the illegitimate son of a widow. Hey,
Speaker 1: what does that sound like? Does that sound like freemasonry
Speaker 1: at all? Wonder where they got that concept from? Could
Speaker 1: have been from when oh, I don't know what's her name?
Speaker 1: Helena Bolovotsky went out and uh, and saw people over
Speaker 1: in Tibet. It could be where she got the idea
Speaker 1: of the or reinforced the idea of the illegitimate son
Speaker 1: of a widow. Remember the widow's son. The whole story
Speaker 1: of Hira Mabiff such as soot or Balder is called
Speaker 1: the son of a widow Balder because I remember the
Speaker 1: father Woden was killed first then Balder than Mama sorcerer
Speaker 1: he is. He also disapproved of marriage, oh and home life.
Speaker 1: This is Buddha talking talking off like a like a
Speaker 1: freakin' calde semi slash wodenist slash. Do you know what
Speaker 1: oive eating on the family? And he deserted his wife
Speaker 1: and claimed to have had several former births as a serpent.
Speaker 1: In his tale of Mitta, I know that's probably blowing
Speaker 1: a lot of people's minds right now, especially if you are
Speaker 1: fans of listening to you know, Ken Wheeler discuss all
Speaker 1: the pros of the Brahma Yana. He calls him a
Speaker 1: Botima said Dartha Bhuta right. In his tale of Mita
Speaker 1: of vind Buddha relates that Mita of Vinda was an
Speaker 1: unbeliever in the religion of his mother Oh my god, dude,
Speaker 1: he straight up is a freaking he is He is
Speaker 1: a personification of of of boat, of of balder. That's
Speaker 1: what Buddha is. He just likes to meditate more and
Speaker 1: have everybody kisses ass. What a piece of shit. So
Speaker 1: he's saying that Adam or Zeus, if he will Thor
Speaker 1: is an unbeliever in the religion of his mother and
Speaker 1: refused to keep her full moon holy day presumably lunaricult
Speaker 1: and left her. But in consequence of these sins, he eventually,
Speaker 1: after dwelling in palaces, reached Hell. See what they do
Speaker 1: they can't They can't do it in reality, so they
Speaker 1: have to do in their in their mystic The miss
Speaker 1: isn't their their their their imagination? In my imagination it
Speaker 1: was true, Yeah, but it wasn't true. Yeah, but in
Speaker 1: my imagination it was true. She gave me the apple,
Speaker 1: she gave me the bread. In my imagination it was true.
Speaker 1: Would you tell you again? Yes, there a set through
Speaker 1: a fiery revolving razor wheel at him, which stuck in
Speaker 1: his skull, causing him grinding torture. See what I'm saying, man,
Speaker 1: And look what they do the hazeus. Maybe he didn't eat.
Speaker 1: Maybe he just went to the grocery store that day.
Speaker 1: Maybe no, that other should happen. But they don't like them,
Speaker 1: and they piled a bunch of Gothic details into Jesus's
Speaker 1: character and then they basically put him, hang him up
Speaker 1: to dry and die for eternity and make all the
Speaker 1: Christians who believe in them carry that that horrific scene
Speaker 1: around with them because there's no there wasn't a better
Speaker 1: day in his life that they could have, you know, snapshot,
Speaker 1: Now just take that one. There you go go with
Speaker 1: a buddy christ this time, you know, at him which
Speaker 1: stuck in his skull, causing grinding torture. Buddha, who visited
Speaker 1: the hell, cordially agreed with the punishment in a speech
Speaker 1: in which he calls himself king of the devils. Are
Speaker 1: the devils? He calls himself the king of the devils,
Speaker 1: Buddha saying, the wheels shall roll, and on shall roll.
Speaker 1: No savior shall appear like prometheist. No savior will come
Speaker 1: for you. Every morning you wake up that you'll be
Speaker 1: pierced again. And the vultures were peck at your liver,
Speaker 1: fixed on thy head till thou it be dead, fixed
Speaker 1: on thy head till thou be dead. So the notice
Speaker 1: how this is a sharp object that hits the head.
Speaker 1: What did they put on Jesus's head? A wreath of thorns?
Speaker 1: M say, oh mitta of Vinda here no more to
Speaker 1: twelve in island, palaces of crystal silver or sparkling gems.
Speaker 1: While they're really really envious of his success, aren't they.
Speaker 1: You won't be able to have those pretty things that
Speaker 1: were that we're jealous of anymore. With flinty headgear thout invested.
Speaker 1: Now they're making a shot at him having something stuck
Speaker 1: in his head with flinty headgear that invested now, nor shell.
Speaker 1: It's grinding torture ever seas. This is a sick, vindictive,
Speaker 1: sick son of the bitch. This is the mind of
Speaker 1: a o Evey all day long. This is what Buddha is.
Speaker 1: Everybody till all thy sin be purge and life shall
Speaker 1: and Woldenists perversion of the event. The Woldenists headed by
Speaker 1: the Icelander Snory. Remember I even read this part to you. Ready,
Speaker 1: I'm flipping off Snory. That's what I was doing. Seized
Speaker 1: with avidity on the wounding of thor the arch enemy
Speaker 1: of Wooden and disregarding the text, retailed a fable making
Speaker 1: the stone missiles stick irremovably in Thor's skull, causing him
Speaker 1: ever lasting agony. This is in series with the late
Speaker 1: Prometheus and above Indian vergins Celtic perversions of the event.
Speaker 1: In British royal arms, he read this one about the
Speaker 1: unicorn chained and manacled. The unicorn, as I have shown elsewhere,
Speaker 1: is the royal golt or antelope, emblem of the great
Speaker 1: King Adam Thor, as seen in the ancient Hittite sculptures
Speaker 1: at his capital and on Sumerian, Hittite, Babylonian and Phoenician
Speaker 1: sacred seals. Yeah, it's not the Eda making shit up
Speaker 1: right it It checks out with the people who were
Speaker 1: alive at the time, who were who were edging into
Speaker 1: stone for preservation this very story. That's how important was
Speaker 1: this liberation of mankind from this evil and how important
Speaker 1: it was to remember who these evil people were. And
Speaker 1: it's later Scott's English representations the Herald that have ignorantly
Speaker 1: transformed it into a one horned horse. I know about
Speaker 1: the unit the single horned unicorn. They don't rever stick
Speaker 1: out as straight as they make it look like in
Speaker 1: the on the horse. But they're not that pretty. But
Speaker 1: we even went the when we went to the Penningzoo
Speaker 1: type place called the Saddles for Joy, they have one
Speaker 1: that's a single They have a couple of that are
Speaker 1: single horned goots who are a way overfed. They're they're
Speaker 1: kind of lard asses, those goods, and presumably under Celtic
Speaker 1: I e. Kaldi priestly influenced probably Druid, have chained it
Speaker 1: by the neck in its relation to its adversary and
Speaker 1: mal or the Kaldi lion, the symbol of the raven
Speaker 1: ravening son of Mother May. The Welsh or Chimeric Chimeric Britains, however,
Speaker 1: with pure traditions, have rightly retained it in its original
Speaker 1: unfettered form of the invincible Gothic goat as their national mascot.
Speaker 1: Go Welsh. It's a birthday different versions of Prometheus, the
Speaker 1: Egyptian version. In the Egyptian version version, as altered by
Speaker 1: the polytheistic priest who liked the Caldize, had erected the
Speaker 1: Semitic wolf fiend chieftains set or set into a god.
Speaker 1: The event is made to be the murder and mutilation
Speaker 1: of the Solar father king asar Asiris. We talked about
Speaker 1: this one too, whose name is derived from one of
Speaker 1: the Samerian titles of Thor, the archenemy of Thor in
Speaker 1: the Egyptian is his quote unquote brother in wolf headed
Speaker 1: fiend called set, a name spelled by Plutarch in Set
Speaker 1: in series with Hebrew and identified by him with the
Speaker 1: storm fiend Typho or Typhon, evidently cognate with the Eedic
Speaker 1: title of tie or Balder as the wolf chief. This
Speaker 1: wolf fiend Set or Typhon is made to Kilosiris by
Speaker 1: drowning in the casket and then afterwards cut up his
Speaker 1: body into fourteen pieces. Okay. Irish version is Abele fall
Speaker 1: or fiery stone wheel feel as one of the dialectic
Speaker 1: forms of the eta of the name of Ball or
Speaker 1: Balder as the possessor of this hell Ball identifies him
Speaker 1: with Fall of the fiery stone wheel of the Irish
Speaker 1: Scots legend, in some of which the stone is called
Speaker 1: a razor wheel, and significantly, he appears to have been
Speaker 1: surnamed in those legends Lug or lug I e able
Speaker 1: surname of Loki in the Eda. This falls stone wheel
Speaker 1: in those legends is associated with Khan the hundred Fighter
Speaker 1: or Kane, who we have seen was Khan or Kane,
Speaker 1: who extracted the missile, and who perhaps kept it as
Speaker 1: a trophy trophy, as he never appears himself to have
Speaker 1: used it as a missile. In the Irish legends, Ducking
Speaker 1: of Thor by Soot where seth Able Babylonian in the
Speaker 1: Durish in Virgins, Babylonian version of adam U, the Son
Speaker 1: of God, defeating set for capsizing him when finished when
Speaker 1: fishing out at sea, Okay, it says, hold on, we
Speaker 1: gotta do something here. It's one of those break moments
Speaker 1: for me. I gotta do something real quick. Is everybody
Speaker 1: enjoying this today? Say it so? I said, say it so?
Speaker 1: Happy each star, funny ding ding ding, Good evening, mister
Speaker 1: Mike Garland. All right, let's see what else is going
Speaker 1: on over here? The gang bails? Oh yep, say you
Speaker 1: over here too. I also noticed Noman's liking over on
Speaker 1: the YouTube. Let's see, Hey, what's up, bankster, what's up?
Speaker 1: Spy hunter? Astro theology? What you talk about? Dude? Have
Speaker 1: you been have you been watching the whole thing. This
Speaker 1: isn't this isn't hocus pocus, and it's not mythology. It's
Speaker 1: actual happened, and it's all the It dispels all the
Speaker 1: Semitic bullshit we've been told about in the in the
Speaker 1: Older New Testament. There's this is This is episode number eight.
Speaker 1: Grab the book and see it from the beginning, or
Speaker 1: or see it from the beginning. And also there's more
Speaker 1: to follow as far as the proofs. But this is
Speaker 1: what we're going over right now are the proofs. But
Speaker 1: when we get into the makers of civilization and race
Speaker 1: and history, then you're going to see even more of
Speaker 1: the uh, the details in history how he comes to
Speaker 1: these things, where he gets these seals and these inscriptions
Speaker 1: from a detailed explanation of the seals, and if you
Speaker 1: pick up the Aryan Origin of the alphabet, that also
Speaker 1: is a good side by side guide for the makers
Speaker 1: of civilization in recent history. This isn't focus pocus. No
Speaker 1: thought was a real person. He was Adham And this
Speaker 1: is what we're doing right now. So all right, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna put up another video while I go to take
Speaker 1: care of the thing with the thing, they'll find one here.
Speaker 1: Let's see. Maybe not that one was a.
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Speaker 1: We did. We did the Empire strikes. Fact Vader is
Speaker 1: a good guy, right, I think we did that one. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we did. All right, So we're gonna Jim Carrey in
Speaker 1: Star Wars. But this is the part one. It's only
Speaker 1: two minutes and forty eight seconds. That should be enough
Speaker 1: time for me to do what I gotta do. Let's see.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm.
Speaker 14: Oh it is the church one.
Speaker 4: You must see it.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm clouded.
Speaker 7: This boy's future is.
Speaker 11: Yet what you learn?
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Speaker 7: You can count on us, sir, our words are bond.
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Speaker 11: I'll never tell anyone to square.
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Speaker 4: Oh, we're going with your money.
Speaker 11: I'll meet you at the bottom.
Speaker 7: There's still one more thing I must do before I go.
Speaker 4: Oh, I see.
Speaker 11: What are you waiting for?
Speaker 24: This lawyer?
Speaker 7: Of course, how selfish are we.
Speaker 4: Let's do all the things.
Speaker 20: That you want to do.
Speaker 4: Come sing me a song.
Speaker 25: As whole sod of beyond.
Speaker 2: Okay, what now?
Speaker 26: If this is about the temple WiFi again, I already
Speaker 26: restarted the damn router.
Speaker 21: Okay, but why does it always crash when I try
Speaker 21: to access your personnel file? Anyway, we're here because of
Speaker 21: the dark side. We feel it centered around you.
Speaker 26: You've come to the right place I meant, right planet.
Speaker 26: Not that there's anything suspicious here.
Speaker 13: Suspicious it sounds, but so does toast when it's burning
Speaker 13: steal breakfast it is.
Speaker 26: It's probably just my robes found them in some ancient
Speaker 26: sith urn.
Speaker 21: Can you show us the urn?
Speaker 26: Absolutely it's here somewhere. Maybe this could be no idea.
Speaker 26: What that is?
Speaker 7: Is that a lightsaber for Sith children.
Speaker 27: H Lords Order sixty six implementation ready. Jedi targets are marked.
Speaker 27: Final confirmation needed in transmission.
Speaker 26: I'm tired of these spam calls.
Speaker 13: M One so Rock called me. Said his name was Greg.
Speaker 26: My old master Darth, I mean Dave Plagus used to
Speaker 26: mutter the walls, brilliant mind. Eventually I figured he'd said
Speaker 26: enough man.
Speaker 21: Our leader is a goblin who talks to rocks. We
Speaker 21: spent eight hundred years pretending he's wise.
Speaker 26: Wait, he can't use the force anymore? Can he? Can
Speaker 26: he even fight?
Speaker 7: I mean he did forget where his lightsaber was last week?
Speaker 12: Yesterday he bit a patawan and called it for play
Speaker 12: with the force.
Speaker 1: Excellent? Did he just consent?
Speaker 13: Sit down, young Yoda.
Speaker 11: This isn't full play.
Speaker 12: We will discuss this matter later.
Speaker 11: Yeah, no Sith vibes at all?
Speaker 26: Is that not mean? How are you still alive? Did
Speaker 26: Dooku forget to read my message?
Speaker 7: He's a politician, not a Sith.
Speaker 4: Inbreeding.
Speaker 1: This is your own theory.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, look at.
Speaker 1: Major.
Speaker 5: Never heard this, especially with immigrants in Britain, like the
Speaker 5: Pakistanis in London, they'll have all kinds of serious inbreeding problems.
Speaker 5: Because that's an even smaller sample size you're dealing with.
Speaker 24: Strap yourself in for this. Seventy percent of all Pakistanis
Speaker 24: are inbred, and in Turkey the amount is between twenty
Speaker 24: five to thirty percent. More still births among immigrants, A
Speaker 24: rough estimate reveals that close to half of everybody living
Speaker 24: in the Arab world is inbred. A large percentage of
Speaker 24: the parents said this is blowing my mind, so listen
Speaker 24: to The BBC investigation in Britain several years ago revealed
Speaker 24: that at least fifty five percent of the Pakistani community
Speaker 24: in Britain was married to a first cousin.
Speaker 1: Holy shit.
Speaker 24: BBC's research also discovered that while British packs standi's account
Speaker 24: for just three point four percent of all births in Britain,
Speaker 24: they accounted for thirty percent of all British children with
Speaker 24: recessive disorders and a higher rate of infant mortality.
Speaker 1: What in the fuck?
Speaker 24: Labor Party MP has called for a ban on first
Speaker 24: cousin marriage. Medical evidence shows that one of the negative
Speaker 24: consequences of inbreeding is a one hundred percent increase in
Speaker 24: the risk of stillbirths. Wow, that is insane.
Speaker 5: I also read somewhere that's a lot of the symptoms
Speaker 5: of in red. People are irrational, rage, put up anaticism,
Speaker 5: and they end up just describing isis.
Speaker 24: Look at what it says here that with the the
Speaker 24: IQ points it says findings on intelligence research shows that
Speaker 24: if one parents are cousins, if one's parents are cousins,
Speaker 24: intelligence goes down ten to sixteen IQ points.
Speaker 4: The risk of.
Speaker 24: Having an IQ lower than seventy criterion for being hearted
Speaker 24: in quotes are they using that word increases four hundred
Speaker 24: percent among children from cousin marriages. Let me say that again,
Speaker 24: the risk of having an IQ lower than seventy increases
Speaker 24: four hundred percent amongst children from cousin marriages.
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ.
Speaker 7: And why don't we know this?
Speaker 24: Because people don't like the truth is zamophobia. They don't
Speaker 24: like being called islamophobic. But even discussing it, like we're
Speaker 24: going to be called islamophobic for even bringing this up.
Speaker 5: Information has to come out.
Speaker 7: Part of it was inbreeding.
Speaker 1: Uh, this is your own theory.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, look at major Major never heard this
Speaker 5: p especially with immigrants in Britain, like the Pakistanis in London,
Speaker 5: they'll have all kinds of serious inbreeding problems. Because that's
Speaker 5: an even smaller sample size you're dealing with.
Speaker 24: Strap yourself in for this, seventy percent of all Pakistanis
Speaker 24: are inbred, and in Turkey the amount is between twenty
Speaker 24: five to thirty percent. More still births among immigrants of
Speaker 24: rough estimate reveals it close to half of everybody living
Speaker 24: in the Arab world is inbred.
Speaker 4: Oops.
Speaker 1: I didn't mean to click that off. Sorry, that was
Speaker 1: not That was not intentional. I was trying to just
Speaker 1: pause it. I don't know what happened. Well, anyway, my
Speaker 1: dad called while I was about to get up to
Speaker 1: go to bath, so I haven't gotten to do that.
Speaker 1: That's why I had to play a couple of extra
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Speaker 1: closest thing I could type in. I couldn't type it
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Speaker 1: You got to fix that too, all right, all right,
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Speaker 1: as I stood up to use the rushroom at the
Speaker 1: phone ring, and I had sent a message to my
Speaker 1: dad saying happy East earlier, so I had to answer it.
Speaker 1: You know, real life happens every once in a while.
Speaker 28: Hey guys, So a few months back I shared with
Speaker 28: you the story of adventurous geologists who had trekked far
Speaker 28: into the cold wilderness of Russia in an effort to
Speaker 28: catalog the largest megalithic site on Earth. So remote they're
Speaker 28: steeped in legends of snow yetties and mysterious monsters devouring
Speaker 28: all who dared to venture into these remote areas. When
Speaker 28: I shared the amazing images of these stone structures, many
Speaker 28: argued that they were natural formations, maybe because they struggled
Speaker 28: to conceive such enormous ancient ruins in such remote places,
Speaker 28: discoveries that seem to be many hundreds of thousands of
Speaker 28: years old, maybe even as old as the giant Sphinx.
Speaker 28: More and more is being learnt about them, with ever
Speaker 28: more daring explorations of the ruins being undertaken. A team
Speaker 28: discovered a vault in one of the stone megaliths, an
Speaker 28: access vault that led them into an artificially made stone
Speaker 28: cavern system. These underground structures are truly massive and are
Speaker 28: undoubtedly constructed by an intelligent builder. Hidden for many millennia,
Speaker 28: These caverns are not only massive, but constructed using blocks
Speaker 28: placed upon one another that are over fifty feet in
Speaker 28: length in some instances, making these stones many thousands of
Speaker 28: tons in weight seemingly placed effortlessly into the shape.
Speaker 4: Of underground walls.
Speaker 28: This discovery has not really shed light upon how the
Speaker 28: ancients built such structures, but rather push their apparent capabilities
Speaker 28: farther from our understanding. Not only are these structures purpose
Speaker 28: of vast mystery, but they also contain placed stones bigger
Speaker 28: than any we've ever discovered, even eclipsing the unfinished stone
Speaker 28: found at the ancient Chinese quarry known as Yet a
Speaker 28: Stone can be found here, half cut away from the
Speaker 28: bedrock in excess of sixteen thousand tons, thought by scholars
Speaker 28: throughout time to have been left at the quarry due
Speaker 28: to them not being able to move it. Yet here
Speaker 28: we have stones placed into a cave system designed which
Speaker 28: even outweigh Yangshan. This not only proves they could move them,
Speaker 28: but lift them and work them just how many quote
Speaker 28: natural formations are really just extremely weathered once extremely large
Speaker 28: stone built structures. Maybe there are many stone granite hills
Speaker 28: and even maybe mountains that dot our earth, which work
Speaker 28: before millennia of rain, grand structures of a forgotten people.
Speaker 28: The underground cities of Kappadocia, Turkey number more than two
Speaker 28: hundred and are spread across the entire region. It is
Speaker 28: highly possible that there is many more lying below the surface,
Speaker 28: just waiting to be found. Of all the underground cities
Speaker 28: discovered so far, the most awe inspiring is perhaps the
Speaker 28: darren Kuyu City. It was discovered by accident in nineteen
Speaker 28: sixty three when a local family was renovating a house.
Speaker 28: A wall gave way to reveal a passage that led
Speaker 28: to this underground network. According to National Geographic it is
Speaker 28: eleven levels deep, just sending more than two hundred and
Speaker 28: eighty feet to the bedrock, covering an area of over
Speaker 28: four miles squared. It includes temples, tombs, shops, living quarters,
Speaker 28: and even livestock pens. Over fifteen thousand air shafts were
Speaker 28: built into its design and would have been enough room
Speaker 28: to comfortably house approximately twenty thousand people. The underground city
Speaker 28: has extending passages that connected to other neighboring and underground
Speaker 28: water well systems providing fresh water. What is especially interesting
Speaker 28: regarding this underground world is the evidence to suggest that
Speaker 28: they were hiding from something terrifying. A sophisticated security system
Speaker 28: consisting of a particular build design accompanied by numerous gigantic
Speaker 28: rolling stone blocking doors, it would steal the city from
Speaker 28: the inside. Moreover, its multi layered design meant that each
Speaker 28: level could be sealed off from the next level using
Speaker 28: this same system. Just what were these people hiding from?
Speaker 28: Whatever it was, They obviously preferred to run rather than
Speaker 28: confront it. The structure was excruciatingly carved into the underground
Speaker 28: rock and is as strong today as the day it
Speaker 28: was built, safely accommodating guests such as archaeologists and tourists.
Speaker 28: Whoever built the network obviously had an advanced knowledge of
Speaker 28: stone working, architecture, engineering, and the local geography. Aging the
Speaker 28: structure has proven very difficult. There are no existing quarries,
Speaker 28: waste piles, or tools to examine. Furthermore, there are no
Speaker 28: records documenting its construction or people who may have lived there. Also, unfortunately,
Speaker 28: many cultures have used the underground towns over the centuries.
Speaker 28: According to Unesco, it is believed that the first signs
Speaker 28: of monastic activity in Cappadocia eight back to the fourth century,
Speaker 28: at which time, acting on the instructions of Basil or Great,
Speaker 28: in order to resist attacks from the Arabs, the people
Speaker 28: should band together into small local communities and begin inhabiting
Speaker 28: cells dug into the rock. Therefore, modern academia tends to
Speaker 28: conclude that they were likely built by the Phrygian people
Speaker 28: around eight hundred BC. Yet it is also a strong
Speaker 28: possibility that they are far older than this. By the
Speaker 28: bishop's instruction, they are to inhabit, not build. Therefore, it's
Speaker 28: safe to assume he was aware of their existence, rather
Speaker 28: than the person who thought them up. Some believe the
Speaker 28: underground caves were constructed by the very ancient Persian king Yima. Yima,
Speaker 28: attributed as mythological by many, is said to have had
Speaker 28: a lifespan of more than nine hundred years, a common
Speaker 28: feature of biblical.
Speaker 1: Sorry, sorry for the lung draddica interlude there, Okay, happy
Speaker 1: you sure everybody you know family calls during certain times.
Speaker 1: So my dad's having some things he must be to
Speaker 1: check out for him. So I've gotta get him in
Speaker 1: touch with some data on health related things. And who
Speaker 1: better than doctor Clinton and doctor Mansell. Right, he came
Speaker 1: to the right guy. Is everybody even out there anymore? Yeah?
Speaker 1: All right, thanks, I until I just go do something else.
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Speaker 1: You know that trick if you're taking something like that,
Speaker 1: squire undeath your tongue, well that as long as you can,
Speaker 1: that's all well. Striking information of the authenticity here to
Speaker 1: start over, you So this is Babylonian version of Adam
Speaker 1: adamal the son of God defeating suit Seth for capsizing
Speaker 1: him when fishing on the sea. Striking confirmation of the
Speaker 1: authenticity of this eedic tradition of Adam Thor defeating Loki
Speaker 1: balder or Seth set on the sea, is I find
Speaker 1: extent in the well known Babylonian or Chaldean epic getting
Speaker 1: back probably to about three thousand BC, on how Adamu,
Speaker 1: the son of God broke the hand of Seth. This
Speaker 1: epic of which a tablet copy in Assyrian of about
Speaker 1: seven hundred BC was found, had existed amongst the Samerians
Speaker 1: about three thousand BC, as I have shown from the
Speaker 1: trial scene therein being figured on an early Sumerian seal
Speaker 1: of about that date. But a seriologist have fancied that
Speaker 1: it was merely mythological and referred to the breaking of
Speaker 1: the wing of the destructive south wind, which by the way,
Speaker 1: is absolutely one percent in line with Babylonian babbling bullshit magic.
Speaker 1: Where's this from babylon breaking of the south wind? When
Speaker 1: real they talk about the winds, they're talking about the
Speaker 1: powers slash principalities of the shit that they fuck with
Speaker 1: with the black magic. And you learned that when you
Speaker 1: when you look when you read like maschemee Hole, which
Speaker 1: is another book that I referenced in my book. Remember
Speaker 1: that book, Remember that book, that book you need to
Speaker 1: put in your collection called Preestcraft Beyond Babylon. Yeah. Now,
Speaker 1: I don't care where you get it from, because there's
Speaker 1: there's there's a there's a benefit either way, right, Like
Speaker 1: I can make a whole lot lesson you get it
Speaker 1: from Amazon, you get it direct, but it bumps up
Speaker 1: the the rating or the status of the book. The
Speaker 1: more people get it, the more they'll share it or
Speaker 1: show it. When it gets to a certain point, it
Speaker 1: has to it has to climb a couple thousand uh
Speaker 1: sale and a couple of thousand copies and sales before
Speaker 1: they start recommending and suggesting it. But once we get there,
Speaker 1: it'll have a life of its own.
Speaker 14: Right.
Speaker 1: The other way does it get it for me? And
Speaker 1: I essentially make much more on it up front then
Speaker 1: I would if I'm waiting for whatever crumbs the uh
Speaker 1: Amazonians like the kickback at me. Right, I don't care
Speaker 1: the way as long as people are got it and
Speaker 1: reading it and talking about it with their friends. This epic,
Speaker 1: if we said his thousand BC. Oh wait wait, nope,
Speaker 1: this is so how Adama the son of God broke
Speaker 1: the hand of Seth set. This epic of which a
Speaker 1: tablet copy in a Syrian about seven hundred BC was found,
Speaker 1: had existed amongst the Samerians about seven sorry, about three
Speaker 1: thousand BC, as I have shown from the trial scene
Speaker 1: therein being figured on an early Sumerian seal of about
Speaker 1: that date. But the Syriologists have fancied that it was
Speaker 1: merely mythological and referred to the breaking of the wing
Speaker 1: of the destructive south wind, just as Runic scholars have
Speaker 1: hitherto imagined that the EDAs are merely mythological and their
Speaker 1: heroes not human and historical persons. But they are, But
Speaker 1: they are in the babylon In this Babylonian epic, the
Speaker 1: hero is significantly called Adamu, the son of God Indur,
Speaker 1: implying that God, the idea of whom seems to have
Speaker 1: been first imagined by Adam, was already named after thor
Speaker 1: or At of the Inn himself, whilst the human atom
Speaker 1: was made the son of God, just as Adam is
Speaker 1: called in the New Testament, the son of God. Remember,
Speaker 1: assistant to the manager, not assistant manager. But he's the same, dude.
Speaker 1: There was no God yet looking back at it is
Speaker 1: whether they deify these things and try to make sense
Speaker 1: of the characterization of him. No, and also maybe to
Speaker 1: hide the fact that the whole idea and concept of
Speaker 1: God came from Adam, came from Thor.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: The father God is also called therein an or Anu,
Speaker 1: in keeping with the Edda which calls Thor's father Owen.
Speaker 1: This Babylonian version of the later Mythmongers makes Adamu to
Speaker 1: be brought for trial before his father Hahaha, for injuring
Speaker 1: Set and in defending his action to call himself also Billy,
Speaker 1: as in Bill, being as we have seen the title
Speaker 1: of Adam Thor for Bill the Baptist. The Babylonian text
Speaker 1: reads Sutu or Set in destroying anger soused him Adamu
Speaker 1: under unto the abode of the fishes, made him sink Adamu,
Speaker 1: Oh set, thou hast me tricked the worst of all
Speaker 1: thy hand will I break as with the mouth he
Speaker 1: had said, As of the mouth he had said, so
Speaker 1: of set. The hand was broken for seven days set
Speaker 1: over the land, did not destroy in raide, did not
Speaker 1: it did not destroying rage. Lord Anu to the minister
Speaker 1: Ilah a Braat spake, why has sat for seven days
Speaker 1: over the land not destroying raged? You can tell that
Speaker 1: these Babylonians were already fucked really mentally hard by these Semites, right,
Speaker 1: because it's all about destructive, forceful, vengeable gods, not at
Speaker 1: all what a god would be, the god would be.
Speaker 1: But when you put it through the the untethered, psychotic,
Speaker 1: sociopathic and bred minds of these people who are all
Speaker 1: about human sacrifice and have absolutely no conscience whatsoever, well
Speaker 1: then they make things in the in their image and
Speaker 1: their images, these very these very attributes in themselves being
Speaker 1: depicted through their gods. They're evil fucking people. Okay, okay,
Speaker 1: Lord I knew it. To his minister of errors said
Speaker 1: that Bill Billy Adamu the son of God Indur, which
Speaker 1: is not true because he is Dur or thor of
Speaker 1: set the hand has broken. When Adamu before a knew
Speaker 1: the king drew near, Annu saw him and said, calm
Speaker 1: adam why of set the hand did style break? Adamu
Speaker 1: to Anu made answer, I Billy for the house of
Speaker 1: Billy in the midst of the sea, fish I was
Speaker 1: catching in the midst of the sea, fish I was catching.
Speaker 1: He's doing the Yoda thing right, and he wasn't catching
Speaker 1: fish fish I was catching. Found someone you have when
Speaker 1: set in destroying anger sous to me, did duck me
Speaker 1: under the abode of the fishes, made me sink here
Speaker 1: the fragment ends. So he's like, so I popped his ass,
Speaker 1: It broke his damn hand. What do you want? Give
Speaker 1: you one?
Speaker 3: Two?
Speaker 1: Egyptian version of the ducking Asa Thor was usually called
Speaker 1: by his Marian title of Asa Rasaru by the Egyptians.
Speaker 1: The Osiris of the Greeks was, according to the Egyptian version,
Speaker 1: and induced by his arch enemy, set the wolf fiend
Speaker 1: to go into a chest, which the latter then threw
Speaker 1: into the nile and drowned the king. It is also
Speaker 1: significant that the Egyptians located set the seth of Plutarch
Speaker 1: in the south as the Babylonian version, and Eden, the
Speaker 1: home of sut Abel, was south of Capadeotia. Here's something funny,
Speaker 1: you ready, Yeah, it's almost a metaphor with that intentional
Speaker 1: Maybe it is intentional because of their treachery, the ability
Speaker 1: to trick you into doing something, and to be able
Speaker 1: to trick you into something as detrimental as putting you
Speaker 1: in a casket, to show the level of treachery that
Speaker 1: these people, you know what I mean, when what the
Speaker 1: what the consequences of, you know, falling for their treachery is.
Speaker 1: It's kind of a it's kind of a metaphor and
Speaker 1: of itself. So it's like a cautionary tale when dealing
Speaker 1: with these Idian Edenite types. Banqueting Holo scene with Loki
Speaker 1: in its Hebrew New Testament Greek and burping while I'm
Speaker 1: talking are thuring and legendary versions regarding Michael versus Lucifer,
Speaker 1: answer Gowen and the Green Man. You know, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: skip ahead a little bit here. Well, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: actually this is good. The Hebrew version of the of
Speaker 1: this visit of Loki set Lucifer saytan ball to Lord
Speaker 1: Thor and his sons is found in the opening chapter
Speaker 1: of Job. Who'd have thought a personage who is admitted
Speaker 1: by Biblical critics who have been a gentile and his
Speaker 1: land of uz or uz is Is who now is
Speaker 1: now seen to be presumably coined from osk or Oku
Speaker 1: or Uk the tuttle of Thor's capital Evidhara or Heaven,
Speaker 1: and the Eda and Samarian records. In that chapter we read,
Speaker 1: now there was a day when the sons of God
Speaker 1: came to present themselves before the Lord, and Satan came
Speaker 1: also among them. And the Lord said, untusay, and whence
Speaker 1: comest thou. Then Satan answered the Lord and said, from
Speaker 1: going to and fro in the earth, and from walking
Speaker 1: up and down it. This is practically the same scene
Speaker 1: and the same speech of or Loki on his entering
Speaker 1: the assembly hall of Lord Thor, and the statement that
Speaker 1: Job's sons feasted in their houses everyone on his day,
Speaker 1: and sent and called their sisters to eat and drink
Speaker 1: with them is in series with the Edda's description of
Speaker 1: Thor's sons. In the Hebrew, the Lord who presided at
Speaker 1: the assembly is made a different person from the long
Speaker 1: suffering Job for dialectic purposes, just as Lord Thor Or
Speaker 1: Inndhara or Yach was later made the son of the
Speaker 1: Father God who was created by men in the image
Speaker 1: and name of Thor as Ea or Jah. New Testament
Speaker 1: version of the expulsion of Satan from the Gothic heaven
Speaker 1: by Miak or Michael. This expulsion of Luki or Satan
Speaker 1: Lucifer from the heaven himen capital of the Goths at
Speaker 1: Vidhara by his outraged host Adam Thor through his crown
Speaker 1: prince Miak or Michael or Kaine, is disclosed in the
Speaker 1: Gothic source of the New Testament legend of casting out with
Speaker 1: for the Greek dragon, that old serpent called the devil
Speaker 1: or Satan from heaven by Michael the Archangel. In the
Speaker 1: Old Testament, there is no reference to heaven as an
Speaker 1: abode of the just after dead. This is purely Gothic
Speaker 1: or Hittite in origin. Lord Beck folks door and die
Speaker 1: not that place. Greek tradition of Cain's banqueting hall. The
Speaker 1: memory of this famous banqueting hall in which Caine dispensed
Speaker 1: the Mead to the Asas or Gothic kings and princess
Speaker 1: princes in their heaven capital, is now seen to be
Speaker 1: the human historical basis of the legend of the Greek
Speaker 1: myth Bongers of Gainey Mead Gun or Caine of the Mead,
Speaker 1: the descendant of King Dardanos, who became the dispenser of
Speaker 1: Mead to the gods after the assa or lords zag
Speaker 1: Zeus or Thor had become deified. Though the hazy Greek
Speaker 1: memory of the genealogy of Dardanos and Homer's day perpetuates
Speaker 1: the anachronism of making Gainy Mead a great and son
Speaker 1: of Dardanos' son, King Ericthonius. Then is that is that
Speaker 1: is as we have found King gun Gan or caine
Speaker 1: British Arthurian version of Loki's visit to King Arthorp's hall.
Speaker 1: The Green Man, The Middle English epic poem of Sir
Speaker 1: Gowan and the Green Man or Knight of about thirteen
Speaker 1: sixty is now disclosed to have its unknown source and incidents.
Speaker 1: In this Eda and its associates, the green Man is
Speaker 1: seen to be Loki or bald Abel and his cave
Speaker 1: home at the Green Chapels and kept in keeping with
Speaker 1: the eedch Eden. His insolent entry into the banqueting hall
Speaker 1: of King Arthur and his knights, his boasting, his stigmatizing
Speaker 1: the knights as beardless babes, his altercation with Gowan, and
Speaker 1: King Arthur's gracious invitation to him nevertheless to be seated,
Speaker 1: are all in agreement with his EDA. With this ETA,
Speaker 1: though the incidents are somewhat expanded with poetic license, the
Speaker 1: grotesque episode of the green Man, after being beheaded by
Speaker 1: Sir Gawain, picking up his head in his hand and
Speaker 1: walking off with it is clearly founded on the misreading
Speaker 1: of the edic narrative. So this is where they're getting
Speaker 1: it from. You know, you're getting it from the EDA,
Speaker 1: because you can see in the EDA how they would
Speaker 1: make this mistake if they weren't aware of the titles
Speaker 1: and the when Cain says, if it wasn't for me
Speaker 1: being the host, I would have your head in my hands.
Speaker 1: So somebody reading that wrong interpreted that as that being
Speaker 1: what literally happened, because they didn't read it right. If
Speaker 1: we were outside the head, I would have in my hand. Right.
Speaker 1: The grotestic episode of being behead at stegaw and picking
Speaker 1: up his head in his hand and walking off with
Speaker 1: it is clearly found in a misreading ray. All right,
Speaker 1: if we were outside thy head, I would have in
Speaker 1: my hand, and that is and that this was so,
Speaker 1: and that this was so is evident in the sequel,
Speaker 1: which shows the green Man with his head on and
Speaker 1: very much alive. At the same time, it is noteworthy.
Speaker 1: See this is what I'm This is one of the
Speaker 1: problems with snory too. It's you know, there's no continuity,
Speaker 1: and it just makes people like, what the hell, so inmate,
Speaker 1: now now there you're okay again. This must because you're
Speaker 1: gods and you can just have like nine lives or something, right.
Speaker 1: But let's know, it's because you're not reading it right
Speaker 1: and you have everything in wrong order. So there's that.
Speaker 1: The green man with the Sinna is very much alive.
Speaker 1: At the same time, it is noteworthy that in the
Speaker 1: Indian worship of his she devil mother Kali the keel
Speaker 1: title of the Eda. Remember l she's also Callee. And
Speaker 1: how does she become Collie of India? Oh because of
Speaker 1: the Goths. Yeah, there's the common denominator there. She is
Speaker 1: sometimes pictured as going decapitated, carrying her head in her hand.
Speaker 1: As we had mentioned before, his title of Green is
Speaker 1: also evidently derived from the Edda in which we have
Speaker 1: this I Green, and we went into that earlier. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go pass this part. This is just them kicking
Speaker 1: a head around and all of a sudden that's back
Speaker 1: in his hands. The abode of the green Man, and
Speaker 1: he is he and Wenna keep going a little bit further. Okay,
Speaker 1: personal names of King Arthur's knights and ladies device from
Speaker 1: the Eedda. The personal names of several of Arthur's knights. Moreover,
Speaker 1: in this late British epic version are obviously the old
Speaker 1: edic titles of Thor and his knights expanded to make
Speaker 1: separate personages to swell the galaxy of knights out of
Speaker 1: the round table, probably done by accident, but thus Sir
Speaker 1: Bors is evidently coined from Thor's edic title of Burr
Speaker 1: Sir Baidevie or Videvir, the thedar title of gun Kine
Speaker 1: or Gowin. Bishop Baldowin is the canting, hypocrite wolf priest
Speaker 1: of Eden Bodo or Woden, so he's one of his knights,
Speaker 1: though in the story this makes everything else screwed up,
Speaker 1: so Baldwin is Bodo or Wodin. The Immortal lance a
Speaker 1: Lot appears to have his title based on Balder's etic
Speaker 1: descriptive title of the lance bearer lance a Lot lance
Speaker 1: Bearer or with his lance all hot and the weird
Speaker 1: Morgan le Fay evidently bears the name of the Eden Knight,
Speaker 1: Mother of Weird l or Helen as ma a e
Speaker 1: R or Mary the Ginn or woman of the Fay
Speaker 1: or Deadly Serpent Fate the Fay Deadly Serpent Fate. The
Speaker 1: former wide prevalence of the green Man legend in Britain
Speaker 1: seems also evidenced by the frequency even at the present
Speaker 1: day of the sign boards inscribed that Greenman affixed to
Speaker 1: Old Country in the environs of London and in the
Speaker 1: South of England, generally the binding of Locally or Lucifer
Speaker 1: by Cain or Saint Michael, and Sumerian, Babylonian, Egyptian and
Speaker 1: British versions, Samerian version of the Binding of the Serpent Dragon,
Speaker 1: Sumerian version of the Binding of the Serpent Dragon. So
Speaker 1: again just alone, these titles, these stories helped to date
Speaker 1: this Eda well being beyond and well later than the
Speaker 1: surviving copies in the time that they were inscribed, because
Speaker 1: these were handed down. These were histories, handed down, written
Speaker 1: and rewritten over and over again, so that could also
Speaker 1: be a reason for titles being a little bit different
Speaker 1: or different spelling stew But the true antiquity of these
Speaker 1: is etched in stone at these places right Sumerian going
Speaker 1: down to the very first kings of any cervilization that
Speaker 1: people can remember prior to whatever cataclysm wiped their whole
Speaker 1: memories fucking clean in the first place, references to the
Speaker 1: binding of Loki or Lucifer by Adam as Dar. For
Speaker 1: the binding up by Caine was presumably done under Dar's orders,
Speaker 1: So Dad said, bind that Loki, son of a bitch,
Speaker 1: a scene figured on many of the pre Christian monuments
Speaker 1: of ancient Britain and Scandinavia, occur in the Samerian hymns,
Speaker 1: So there's no there's no concept of this anywhere else
Speaker 1: prior to this time period. And then the Christians who
Speaker 1: steal everything from this, the Jews who steal everything from
Speaker 1: this to make Christians, then turn around from the very
Speaker 1: source material that they derive these concepts from and they
Speaker 1: point their hateful finger at it and call it all pagan. Well,
Speaker 1: that's a good way to get rid of the source material,
Speaker 1: isn't it that way? There's nobody who can be like,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, this isn't new, this isn't even original,
Speaker 1: this isn't even a this isn't this isn't unique to
Speaker 1: Christianity or Judaism. This is all stuff that you guys took,
Speaker 1: and I can see how you bashardized it all and
Speaker 1: made it work for you, putting you in the better
Speaker 1: light and putting everybody else in like a shameful light,
Speaker 1: or in your sick retellings, torturing them through your through
Speaker 1: your retellings, the dying God now becomes this, and then
Speaker 1: you know, just pecking away the torture of Prometheus slash Zeus.
Speaker 1: It's only a sick mind of a cald slash. I
Speaker 1: don't know human sacrificial caul would even think this way.
Speaker 1: People who without a conscience, people who have no empathy
Speaker 1: or sympathy or compassion for others. They see people merely
Speaker 1: as objects to do with as they wish, because they
Speaker 1: will do what thou wilt. Dar is the warrior whose
Speaker 1: lasso overthrows the full the foe, the tooth of the
Speaker 1: worm that comes forth from the mountain, he dar binds.
Speaker 1: So you want to worm his orm. So now we
Speaker 1: know what the hell the worm word was for. It's
Speaker 1: worm or snake, right that comes forth from the mountain
Speaker 1: or the cave he binds. Babylonian version. There's also this
Speaker 1: really strange movie that I found, and then when back
Speaker 1: on VHS was still a thing, Layer of the Weight Worm.
Speaker 1: Look it up. There's like a I think there's a
Speaker 1: hot model in the movie. But it's like the worst quality,
Speaker 1: terrible story. But there's all about sorcery and all kinds
Speaker 1: of stuff and it's called Layer of the Weight Worm.
Speaker 1: And we laughed at the It was like five for five.
Speaker 1: So my friend and I would sleeping over and I
Speaker 1: was like, we just laughed at the title. We're like,
Speaker 1: all right, let's do it. Let's that'll be our throwaway movie.
Speaker 1: Layer of the Weight Worm. The Chaldean Babylonians deified this
Speaker 1: sun paramour. Oh does anybody ever see the Cat People?
Speaker 1: Speaking of weird movies with one hot chicken, it it's ah,
Speaker 1: Malcolm McDowell, you know, little Alex from The Clocker of Orange.
Speaker 1: It's called Cat People. His his uh, let me tell
Speaker 1: you a second. I'll find out. Her name's on the
Speaker 1: tip of my tongue. I wish it was. Let's see,
Speaker 1: probably not now she probably like not the nineteen forty
Speaker 1: two film nineteen eighty two. Okay, here it is Natasha Kinski. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: there you go. And there's Malcolm mcdell am, I saying
Speaker 1: his name right, Yeah, I got it right. Check it out,
Speaker 1: cat people, It's not terrible. If you look at if
Speaker 1: you're like a teenager looking for boobs, you're gonna be
Speaker 1: putting disciplined. It's not enough for that, but all right.
Speaker 1: Dablodian version of the binding of Balder or able. The
Speaker 1: Chaldean Babylonians deified come on, you know, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm talking about. Sometimes you bought the movie, you rented
Speaker 1: movies because you wanted the the action, adventure and and art.
Speaker 1: Other other nights you're like, I want the boobs, right.
Speaker 1: The Galadahian Babylonians deified this son paramour of the aboriginal
Speaker 1: natriarch on the name of Applu the son or Tammuz
Speaker 1: the established son, with his mother's name as Nana, which
Speaker 1: is also the name you know how people say, hey,
Speaker 1: my Nana, right, Sometimes that's grandma, sometimes it's not. Sometimes mom,
Speaker 1: so Nana or Nana wait for it, which is also
Speaker 1: the name of Balder's wife in the prose Etta as
Speaker 1: their divine mother son and called the fourth month of
Speaker 1: their calendar the month of the binding of or imprisonment.
Speaker 1: Imprisonment of applu or tamus. See when they retell things
Speaker 1: their enemies that that that beat them, they have to
Speaker 1: they have to continue to antagonize for eternity. In these stories,
Speaker 1: right this month corresponds to June July, the month of
Speaker 1: the binding. The Egyptian version is given in the account
Speaker 1: of Horace, the young Solar hero and son of Osiris,
Speaker 1: fettering set and binding him in chains. British version of
Speaker 1: the binding of Loki, Lord Lucifer Cadman's vivid description and
Speaker 1: is jaloess is poem binding is obviously based entirely on
Speaker 1: the Attic account of the binding of Loki, for there
Speaker 1: is no reference. And we talked about that earlier and
Speaker 1: talk about the Romans. Romans. Let's skip that rape of
Speaker 1: Eve and and Sumerian, Indian, Greek, and Arthurian versions. So
Speaker 1: there's a Sumerian version of so think about how far
Speaker 1: back that is. We're talking three thousand plus BC. Contemporary
Speaker 1: with Thor, there's a rape of Eve and Sumerian, there's
Speaker 1: a rape of Eve in Indian, Greek, and or Thurian versions.
Speaker 1: The Sumerian, Babylonian, and hit Tight tradition of this event
Speaker 1: is seen in the numerous representations of the rescue of
Speaker 1: Eve for Eden by King thor Dar on the sacred seals,
Speaker 1: so on the seals that he was that he was
Speaker 1: seeing this depiction like over and over, and doubtless literary
Speaker 1: references to it will be found in the Sumerian and
Speaker 1: Hittite songs when searched for. You know, we don't have
Speaker 1: a mind, and we don't have a mind that's free
Speaker 1: of this overpression on academia to only discuss what they
Speaker 1: want you to discuss, because that's the only time you
Speaker 1: get the research money to do so. So even if
Speaker 1: there are people out there that are capable of doing
Speaker 1: what Elie Widell had done. And he taught himself Samarian,
Speaker 1: he taught himself all the ancient core languages that brought
Speaker 1: us to where we are now so that he could
Speaker 1: read for himself. Because he didn't he questioned, the answers
Speaker 1: didn't seem right, seen, things didn't make sense. And the
Speaker 1: more he dug and more he looked, and the more
Speaker 1: he learned, the more he revealed or with you know,
Speaker 1: he recognized as being completely messed up, mixed up and
Speaker 1: not even close to it's intended expression in any of
Speaker 1: the stuff that was carved or written. So if any
Speaker 1: of these other things that he's talking about wherever on
Speaker 1: Earth since nineteen thirty to now, or if they have
Speaker 1: been forgotten about on purpose, it's been almost one hundred
Speaker 1: years now, where where would you start to look to
Speaker 1: find or to find references as to whether or not
Speaker 1: more literary references have been found in any of these
Speaker 1: old places?
Speaker 14: Have they?
Speaker 1: Have they unearthed more Samerian and Babylon and hit tight tails?
Speaker 1: Have they anywhere in Greece? Have they found library like
Speaker 1: the Herculeum? Is there anything in there that would reference
Speaker 1: back to the goss And if there was, when would
Speaker 1: people who found that stuff and could read it be
Speaker 1: shot dead or poisoned if they decided to tell their tale?
Speaker 1: I mean, how do you even find this information and
Speaker 1: guarantee you it's out there more and more proofs, But
Speaker 1: every once in a while there's there's that chance that
Speaker 1: even the people who are controlling the site don't know
Speaker 1: what they're looking at and don't regard it as something
Speaker 1: that they need to keep a lock and lid on,
Speaker 1: And sometimes pieces of evidence that are huge in their
Speaker 1: potential to break break open new avenues of exploration and
Speaker 1: curiosity slip through their fingers. So it's like there's there's
Speaker 1: a there's an opportunity here for us to do our
Speaker 1: best to learn, and he's I think he's given enough enough,
Speaker 1: given us enough books where he goes over the the
Speaker 1: alphabet and the pictographs and how they're written for someone
Speaker 1: to come out with a at least better understanding of
Speaker 1: how to interpret these things than your average egyptologist or
Speaker 1: archaeologists who's working primarily for the purpose of echoing and
Speaker 1: parroting whatever the waves of academia want him to say.
Speaker 1: Just the independent look at things and spending time with
Speaker 1: the information. If you're able to there, there's probably more
Speaker 1: to be discovered here, and maybe it's out there already,
Speaker 1: maybe it's already been pulled out of the dirt and dust.
Speaker 1: The millennia Indian Vedic version of the Rape of Eve
Speaker 1: the Assi or Freya, Yeah, Freya another name for Eve
Speaker 1: which means friend and also fraya of the Frisians right
Speaker 1: not to be confused with Phrygians. The Frisians and Phrygians
Speaker 1: they actually, I believe, talk a little poop about their
Speaker 1: surrounding quote unquote cousins, neighbors, and brothers right. Remarkable well
Speaker 1: literal confirmation of this etic record is found in the
Speaker 1: ancient contemporary on the Vedic hymns of the Eastern branch
Speaker 1: of the Aryans, stating in its present form to be
Speaker 1: four four hundred BC, but believed to represent literally as
Speaker 1: a much more archaic text. As this version is so
Speaker 1: historically important in confirming the literal authenticity of the da,
Speaker 1: it is here cited in detail, especially as it is
Speaker 1: so rich in the Edic titles of Adam, Eve and
Speaker 1: Tie or Balder is not Thora is called not only
Speaker 1: by the Sanskrit title of Peru of the son, the
Speaker 1: Sanskrit form of the Edic burr, but also the great
Speaker 1: father protector of men. How great is that? How cool
Speaker 1: is that? Preaty of Binda i e. The Edic burr
Speaker 1: of the vind and Indra i E. In Dhara or
Speaker 1: Dara of the end. Eve is called Assi of Er
Speaker 1: and Priya i e. The Edic Freya. Balder is styled
Speaker 1: Taio the Edic Tai Tiva or typhon right, whilst his mother,
Speaker 1: the matriarch l is called Taya wife Ti or Tiamat.
Speaker 1: Later the Edic Indian Indian Epic version of the rape.
Speaker 1: The Indian epic version significantly calls the kidnapper of Assi
Speaker 1: everb by the title of King of all Wishing, king
Speaker 1: of the all wishing vase or the cauldron, right obviously
Speaker 1: the all wishing magic bowl or holy grill of Eden,
Speaker 1: which was in ties keeping in my tie, we mean Tiama,
Speaker 1: not thaie that catch me on at me. Moreover he
Speaker 1: was Gandharva or the moreover he was a Gandharva, or
Speaker 1: of a class of magical sprites who had water nymphs. Okay,
Speaker 1: so they are talking about Boulder water nymphs as their mistresses.
Speaker 1: And we have seen that the magic of Heidi, Wodin
Speaker 1: and Balder and their water nymph weirds is called the
Speaker 1: magic of the Gander. The version, like the above Vedec
Speaker 1: version is in its last line makes Peru to the
Speaker 1: wander Peru makes Perro to wander over the world seeking
Speaker 1: for Ervasi as the lost eurydics. So that's gonna be
Speaker 1: unfortunately because it never finds her. Right, So that's a
Speaker 1: kind of a sick ending there, Like they avenge her,
Speaker 1: they kill her, rapist does Caine avenges her as the
Speaker 1: mother and father, you know, dignity, and in the they
Speaker 1: turned it into yeah, he never finds his wife again.
Speaker 1: That's fucked. Greek versions of the Rape of as Eurrotus.
Speaker 1: The early nucleus of this Greek mythic version seems disclosed
Speaker 1: in the last line of the above Vedic verse. Then,
Speaker 1: bereft of her, the protector of men wandered about love mad.
Speaker 1: On this basis, certainly the Greek and Roman bards composed
Speaker 1: their legend of Orpheus wandering lamenting over the world in
Speaker 1: vain search of his lost wife eurydis now seemed to
Speaker 1: be the Irvasiti of the Sanskrit and the uruf Asa,
Speaker 1: wife of Prometheus or Bermeath of the eurdis Is, it
Speaker 1: will be remembered, was in this version the daughter of
Speaker 1: Lake Diamond, now disclosed as the demon Loki of the Eda,
Speaker 1: who had who as the paramour of Mother l might
Speaker 1: be called Father or Eve. According to the Greek legend,
Speaker 1: the nymph was the wife of Orpheus, a native of Thrace,
Speaker 1: a name presumably related to Trose or Troy of the Eda,
Speaker 1: the city of Thor, but he is made with poetic
Speaker 1: Remember Troy is the city of Thor, the first the
Speaker 1: first mainstay. The first uh they call it uh settlement
Speaker 1: is the wrong word. Confirmed uh, I guess cultural influence.
Speaker 1: So he rules there before he goes to Carta mission. Cappadocian,
Speaker 1: all that stuff right in the Mesopotamia. He's already in Troy. Remember,
Speaker 1: he has like seamstresses there. And it's Balder who continuously
Speaker 1: launches attacks at Troy, specifically to fuck with Thor. But
Speaker 1: he has made a poetic he has made with poetic
Speaker 1: license that have been a contemporary and associate of Jason
Speaker 1: and the Argonauts, implying perhaps that he was traditionally a
Speaker 1: great sailor. His wife, fleeing from the pursuit of Astraos,
Speaker 1: a titan of darkness, was bitten by a serpent. Surprise, surprise,
Speaker 1: this is all metaphor and symbolism right, bitten by a serpent,
Speaker 1: and thus carried to Hades or Hell like Eve. She
Speaker 1: was rescued thence by her husband, who descended into Hell,
Speaker 1: but on the way back with her, he is made
Speaker 1: to lose her in the Greef. In the graceful Greek myth,
Speaker 1: Eurytus is then lost forever, and Orpheus abandoned himself to
Speaker 1: despair now hold on, before we go any further. So
Speaker 1: in my book, I talk about some of the underruled characters, right,
Speaker 1: some of the people that or or the characters thereof
Speaker 1: that allegedly are not fully bad, but they they guard
Speaker 1: the entrances or the exits exits if he will, of
Speaker 1: the afterlife or the underworld. So, now let's put this
Speaker 1: in a different in a different perspective, different perceive this
Speaker 1: a little bit differently. If Hell or Eden is just
Speaker 1: lower land between two rivers, and him In is described
Speaker 1: as being above it because it's up on a mountain,
Speaker 1: then some of these serpent guarded entrances may in fact
Speaker 1: be talking about Eden, and these might be pseudonyms for
Speaker 1: the very sorceress l right, or maybe if the stories
Speaker 1: came before that, I'd said doubt Rishka goal right. So here,
Speaker 1: Niggashita also represents the wisdom of the hidden occult mysteries,
Speaker 1: the place of the underworld, and is associally with the
Speaker 1: azul Uso holy guardian angel Damon, which the Kaldeons called
Speaker 1: personal God. The Kaldeans, right now we're talking about the
Speaker 1: who are we talking about now? We're talking about the
Speaker 1: freaking Semites, right, Oh, okay, I said, keep saying right,
Speaker 1: I gotta stop doing that. Terms d'imusi or tammuz was
Speaker 1: the first I'm reading from my book right now is
Speaker 1: the first consort of Anana, which is weird because that
Speaker 1: makes it an incestuous relationship if I'm not mistaken with
Speaker 1: Mommy and seen as the shepherd God. Oh shepherd God. Yeah, yeah, no. Niggashita,
Speaker 1: son of Ninazu, was associated with serpents and said to
Speaker 1: spend half the year in the underworld, much like Dmuzi,
Speaker 1: a basque mood in the ancient mythological These people are literalists, right,
Speaker 1: even the stops saying right. These people are literalists, even
Speaker 1: in the black magic Babylonian appling bullshit that they still
Speaker 1: do now. They want these things to be real demon
Speaker 1: so they can envision and and and you know, conjure
Speaker 1: the archetype where by using their their focus and imagination
Speaker 1: and sell bullshit. It's all bullshit, that's the what they
Speaker 1: conjure in black magic isn't bullshit, but there their little
Speaker 1: escapes from reality are mythological hornsnake with fore legs f
Speaker 1: r E legs, not number four legs and wings. So
Speaker 1: these are all winged people, right, but they taking it
Speaker 1: they're taking it literal because these are just likely talking
Speaker 1: about the Edenites. Ningazeita also represents the wisdom I said
Speaker 1: that Dingusita is the son of Ninazu, the lord of Serpents,
Speaker 1: and Ningirda, who is a variant of a Rishkagal. Ningazeita
Speaker 1: is consistently the throne bearer of a Rishkagal in many
Speaker 1: hymns and tales, all Semitic Chaldean. Bob so, who are they?
Speaker 1: They're the fucking Median knights telling these stories. In short,
Speaker 1: the serpent God works with the desires of Erishkagall. The
Speaker 1: serpent God works with the rich so magic sorcery Barmakia.
Speaker 1: The serpent Eriskahl works with Riskyl and conducts workings which
Speaker 1: are magical workings for her, not only in the underworld
Speaker 1: but also on Earth, so not only just an Eden
Speaker 1: where her hangout is, but also elsewhere terms. Erishkagall is
Speaker 1: the goddess of the underworld, said to be the older
Speaker 1: sister of Anana. Her name translates to queen. Remember, Anana
Speaker 1: is literally is literally another name for el. So this
Speaker 1: arishka Gall, whether she's another actual person or if they
Speaker 1: just split another character into two. Areska Goal is closely
Speaker 1: related to Anana, either being another title for Anana, which
Speaker 1: is our character Tiamatt frig Heidi Khalie Midea, or she's
Speaker 1: closely related if she's not the same person. Her name
Speaker 1: translates to Queen of the Great below, which also could
Speaker 1: just be Eden because it wasn't like a valley or whatever.
Speaker 1: I just want a goat that whatever. Eriska Goal is
Speaker 1: always represented in prayers and rituals as a formidable goddess
Speaker 1: of great power, but often in stories as one who
Speaker 1: forgives and injustice or wrong in the interests of the
Speaker 1: greater good, the greater good. Guys, Oh, that doesn't make
Speaker 1: her very much better, does it. The greater good? Meaning
Speaker 1: if somebody commits a murder, a horrendous murder, but it
Speaker 1: helps their tribal cult, you know in some way, Oh, she'll, she'll,
Speaker 1: she'll give them some leniency that doesn't make you good.
Speaker 1: Some treachery, some deception, some evil, some any of that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: as long as that, you know, fur, there's their their
Speaker 1: agenda all good. In this role, she encouraged piety into
Speaker 1: people who should follow her example in their own lives.
Speaker 1: If Aristigold could suffer injustice and continue to perform her
Speaker 1: tasks in accordance with the will of gods, then human
Speaker 1: beings should do no less. I have. I have a
Speaker 1: feeling that has to do with their constant torment by
Speaker 1: and and terrorist attacks on their own people, meaning that's
Speaker 1: the type of trials that if I can go through them,
Speaker 1: then you should be able to do too. Sorry. Her
Speaker 1: further significance was as the ruler of the underworld, by
Speaker 1: which she was understood to reward the good and punish
Speaker 1: the evil from whose perspective, of course, but more importantly,
Speaker 1: to keep the dead in the realm where they belonged.
Speaker 1: The seven gates of the underworld were constructed both to
Speaker 1: keep the living out and keep everyone who belonged in therein,
Speaker 1: and then they have these giant serpents to guard the doors.
Speaker 1: More as a healing god, Ningerzeita is symboled as the
Speaker 1: crowned Serpent, the wise one who brings fertility of the
Speaker 1: mind and body. Ningerzeita is also able to ravage the
Speaker 1: land with plague and fever as well, much like Pazuzu.
Speaker 1: His manifestations are varied, yet usually always appears as a
Speaker 1: serpent in some way. Then Yazeita is Caducius. I'm just
Speaker 1: looking out a different screen than you are, so you
Speaker 1: preb on catching that very well because I'm not on
Speaker 1: the biggie screen. But get the book. Then Yazeita Kadus
Speaker 1: guarded by Mouhushu Mashushu Mashusu dragons, and then Urkala is
Speaker 1: the name of the Babylonian underworld and is the home
Speaker 1: of many demons, monsters, and many take the form of
Speaker 1: serpents and dragons. They will at times feed on the
Speaker 1: etheric substance. Listen to this. They'll feed on the etheric
Speaker 1: substance of mankind, your energy, which is best put as
Speaker 1: highly intensity emotion such as fear and anxiety. They can
Speaker 1: also cause sickness and death by poison and plague. The
Speaker 1: Brotherhood of Death meaning Allopathy, assumes this role and may
Speaker 1: invoke these ancient demons in magical workings as helper agents
Speaker 1: in their eugenic culling agendas. So there's all that you
Speaker 1: should till get the book called Priest Kraft Beyond Babylon.
Speaker 1: In the later British versions of the Authurian legend, wherein Balder,
Speaker 1: under the title of Lancelot, a name presumably coined as
Speaker 1: we have seen from his edic title as the lance bearer,
Speaker 1: is exalted into a knight of King Arthur's roundtable. Lancelot
Speaker 1: this asshole in the series, with the Teutonic exaltation of
Speaker 1: him into the one of King Thor's court of Assa's.
Speaker 1: But even these later British bars, nevertheless, with evidently some
Speaker 1: glimmering of his real truculent and just character, have to
Speaker 1: make him a libertine, consorting illicitly with Queen Elaine the
Speaker 1: edic Helena title of his mother Paramour el mother Paramour
Speaker 1: l and also philandering with Arthur's Queen Gwenevere Eve and
Speaker 1: his liberty. Libertinism is apparent in Tennyson's idols or idols,
Speaker 1: even when glossed over with early Victorian pruidery. So yeah,
Speaker 1: he's banging his mom and banging Guenevere much like Balder
Speaker 1: King Thorn. And what else does he do? He takes
Speaker 1: her often, Yeah, that's Lancelot, that's bolder. He steals leave,
Speaker 1: he steals Guenevere. King Thor's crusade against Eden and Samerian
Speaker 1: and Indian versions with miraculous passage over water as dry land,
Speaker 1: Samerian version of Adam's fiery cross as a crusade. The
Speaker 1: Sameri and hymns contained many references to King Adar carrying
Speaker 1: the wood torch symbol of the Sun and the Sun
Speaker 1: emblem in his hand in his invincible expedition of conquest. Thus, oh,
Speaker 1: Lord Adar, who lifted up the torch, who pursues swiftly
Speaker 1: the foe in the right hand of the king, the
Speaker 1: shepherd of his country, may the emblem of the Sun
Speaker 1: God be carried. Indian version of Adam's miraculous passage over
Speaker 1: water as dry land the rescue of Eve, forms the
Speaker 1: next scene where it is here. It is noteworthy that
Speaker 1: a memory of Adam Bermyat's miraculous passage over the water
Speaker 1: as dry land, which was borrowed by the later Hebrews
Speaker 1: for moses passage of the Red Sea, is preserved in
Speaker 1: the ancient Indian epics, which state that to the mighty Perthu,
Speaker 1: the first Arian king, the waters became solid when he
Speaker 1: traversed the ocean. The mountains opened him a path. His
Speaker 1: banner passed unbroken through the forest. These people are not creative.
Speaker 1: Everything that they do and say is a is a theft,
Speaker 1: direct theft of something that someone else created when they
Speaker 1: when they started messing with this magic, they lost all
Speaker 1: ability to do anything. They are not creators. They can
Speaker 1: only make things from what is already there, just like
Speaker 1: their grand architect, right, grand architect of the universe, not
Speaker 1: the creator the architect. He can't He can't make a tree.
Speaker 1: Can use the wood to build something, but it can't
Speaker 1: make a tree. Adam's rescue of adducted Eve from Eden
Speaker 1: in Sumerian and hit type versions. Sumerian, Babylonian and Hit
Speaker 1: type versions of Adam's Rescue of Eve. The ancient sacred
Speaker 1: seals of the Samerian, Babylonians and Hittites represent this famous
Speaker 1: scene freely. Doctor Ward in his classic work figures over
Speaker 1: a score of other such seals in addition to that here,
Speaker 1: figured from the earliest period down to the late Babylonian Assyrian,
Speaker 1: and significantly, their details are all in accordance with the
Speaker 1: traditional record preserved in this ERAa what this must have
Speaker 1: been a pretty important story to make sure that they
Speaker 1: got it that closely right and accurate to something. Let
Speaker 1: me tell you that was written in different areas than
Speaker 1: they were, in a different language than they knew. Obviously,
Speaker 1: this was a story that was being carried through families
Speaker 1: and generations. This is a story that everybody knew because
Speaker 1: it was that important. Even when the original transcripts or
Speaker 1: whatever the original inscriptions could no longer be deciphered by people,
Speaker 1: they still knew the story, and they knew it that well.
Speaker 1: They knew it that accurately. That doesn't happen unless it's
Speaker 1: extremely important, right, It's okay if a language falls off,
Speaker 1: If you in your new language know exactly what it
Speaker 1: was gonna you know what it says, you're not really
Speaker 1: losing anything. It's only when someone has to go back
Speaker 1: and do the back translation to get to now to
Speaker 1: verify and figure out what's going on that knowing those
Speaker 1: a language this helps a lot to get you know,
Speaker 1: it's a cross reference, and verify that these are the
Speaker 1: same story and that they're saying without any variation from
Speaker 1: the original capture of Eden Magic Bowl or Holy Grail
Speaker 1: by King Thor ar Arthorp or Arthur in Sumerian version
Speaker 1: and Recovery of the Holy Grail Samerian version of Adam's
Speaker 1: capture of the Indian Bowl the capture of the Sacred
Speaker 1: Stone Bowl of Eden by King Adar. The Asa is
Speaker 1: frequently referred to in the ancient Sumerian hymns as the
Speaker 1: Sumerians we have found were the early Aryans or Goths,
Speaker 1: and it's loss is laterally laterally lamented by the later
Speaker 1: Sumerians of God's Babylonians. The hit that is down through
Speaker 1: the ages just says it's loss and quests are common.
Speaker 1: We already read this earlier common themes in the British
Speaker 1: legend of King Arthur. The Sumerian hymns were written after
Speaker 1: the idea of God and a universal God of heaven
Speaker 1: had become developed in the post Anime period. By the
Speaker 1: later Sumerians, she created their image of God in the
Speaker 1: image of man. Remember God was created in the image
Speaker 1: of man, not man created in the image of God.
Speaker 1: They also gave gods again, gave God Adams names uh
Speaker 1: and titles of Ea Jah Remember Ea or e. A
Speaker 1: of the of the Babylonian is is Enki. It's also
Speaker 1: Ea for Ala. My hot sauce sumper frillc dot com
Speaker 1: film just dropped it in there like it was natural,
Speaker 1: all right. The burr youwre bull stone, So the the cauldron,
Speaker 1: the precious stone, the serpent stone, the mountain stone, the ware,
Speaker 1: the firestone the hero has carried to his city modern
Speaker 1: recovery of the missing Garden of Eden Bull or Holy
Speaker 1: Grail of King Arthur. The historicity of the accounts of
Speaker 1: this famous magic bowl of the Garden of Eden or
Speaker 1: the Holy Grail of King Arthur, while confirmed by the
Speaker 1: foregoing and other Sumerian hymns, is further strikingly established, and
Speaker 1: the cracking of the bull confirmed by the modern recovery
Speaker 1: of the actual bull itself. In excavations at the oldest
Speaker 1: Sun temple in Mesopotamia, Tanga, Mesopotamia, at Nipper or Nippur
Speaker 1: or Nipple by the University of Pennsylvania down below the
Speaker 1: foundations of the Great Central Tower, which I have personally
Speaker 1: visited and seen, the hole where the bowl was extracted
Speaker 1: was unearthed. The chief portion of this stone bowl, the
Speaker 1: vote of inscription cut upon it is in the oldest
Speaker 1: form of Sumerian writing yet known, the oldest form of
Speaker 1: Sumerian writing yet known, the oldest form of Sumerian writing
Speaker 1: yet known, and records that the bull was deposited there
Speaker 1: by the priest King Oudug of Kish as a votive offering,
Speaker 1: and was a trophy captured at Kamasi city.
Speaker 2: I e.
Speaker 1: The old name for Karshmesh or Gargamesh or the four
Speaker 1: of Gomesh. Get it, we get it guarded, we get it.
Speaker 1: Garden of gemis of the Eda, wherein Gimi is a
Speaker 1: title of the matriarch l of the bowl. And we
Speaker 1: have found that Karshmih was the site of the Garden
Speaker 1: of Eden. In this inscription, King Udug three three hundred
Speaker 1: and sixty BC also records that he was the son
Speaker 1: of gin Rush or gin Nigi Unug or Enoch. He's
Speaker 1: a son of Enoch, son of Kin. So he's a
Speaker 1: son of the son of a son right his dad
Speaker 1: was Cain's son, This guy Udug, who was the son
Speaker 1: of Bazuzu Kin, who was the son of thor nippur As.
Speaker 1: The site selected for burying the famous holy grill of
Speaker 1: Adam is now seen to be owing to that Sun
Speaker 1: temple and city, having been his especial faith, as recorded
Speaker 1: in the early Samarian hymns. Thus, one of these early
Speaker 1: hymns sings, oh Lord Adar or Otar or Odin in
Speaker 1: thy city, which thou lovest, may thy heart be at rest,
Speaker 1: in the temple of Nipur Thy city, which thou lovest,
Speaker 1: may thy heart be at rest. Feels like I just
Speaker 1: said that his Holy Grail of the king of King
Speaker 1: Arthor or Arthur was thus deposited in the city where
Speaker 1: his heart was at rest. This deep bearing of the
Speaker 1: of this actual bowl handled by Adam, eve L and Abel.
Speaker 1: How cool is that by King Ud I think it's
Speaker 1: right cursed just saying it was used for a lot
Speaker 1: of dark shit before it was consecrated to the Sun cult.
Speaker 1: Probably reason why they bury the fucking thing. This deep
Speaker 1: bearing of the actual bowl by King who Doug, the
Speaker 1: Greek grandson of King Thorp or Arthur, over five thousand
Speaker 1: years ago, now explains by the holy grail quote unquote
Speaker 1: had totally disappeared and was made the subject of lamentations
Speaker 1: down the ages in Babylonia and of quest by the
Speaker 1: early British. The broken state of this trophy bowl, which
Speaker 1: has perplexed as seriologists, is also now explained. This bowl
Speaker 1: is the oldest, oldest, personal, authentic and inscribed relic of
Speaker 1: the early world known the conjectural dates for inscribed records
Speaker 1: previous to this are purely fanciful. The bowl, or rather
Speaker 1: its chief inscription or inscribed quortion, which is now in
Speaker 1: my possession, is the subject of a separate monograph. Imagine
Speaker 1: having that thing in your hand. Pretty cool. I'm stealing
Speaker 1: some of my daughter's squatters. Battle of Eden and capture
Speaker 1: of that play of that place by King darthor or Adam,
Speaker 1: and Sumerian and Babylonian versions. These are all the proofs.
Speaker 1: And remember it's not just the EDA saying this is
Speaker 1: the EDA confirms the which helps you read what's on
Speaker 1: the walls, and the walls help you read the EDDA right,
Speaker 1: it's nice, sow that works. Battle of Eden and Capture
Speaker 1: of Eden by King Dar in the Sameurian and Babylonian
Speaker 1: hymns are numerous references to this epoch making battle, but
Speaker 1: all date to the period when Adam, kine L and
Speaker 1: Abel had been deified by the mythmongering priests. What's that
Speaker 1: priest craft, Yeah, the ones who bugger up everything on purpose.
Speaker 1: The battle is usually called the Fight of Bell and
Speaker 1: the Dragon b e L. It is interesting to find
Speaker 1: that the old matriarch l who is called Elu also
Speaker 1: the dragon of evil right right rightlu is evil, just
Speaker 1: like Elu Limnu's evil gods is also called in the
Speaker 1: Babylonian Mother Huber. Then we already went through that Mother Hubbard. YadA, YadA, YadA. Okay,
Speaker 1: so we went through this. Yay, we went through this already,
Speaker 1: slaying of balder able Instana da da, Let's keep going.
Speaker 1: The ancient Ajewos, the ancient Egyptians derived as well as
Speaker 1: we have found their civilization and letters from the Sumerians
Speaker 1: or early Arians, also celebrated this event in their hymns
Speaker 1: the Slaying of the Dragon and litanies as the killing
Speaker 1: of the wolf headed set the demon of destruction by
Speaker 1: young Horus, Horus of the Sun cult, the Sun Warrior.
Speaker 1: And look at what once again that scumbag Cruley did
Speaker 1: with Horace when he allegedly had his his his little
Speaker 1: witch chick a channeling some sort of Iowas deity in
Speaker 1: one of the in the one of the pyramids, and
Speaker 1: the guy claims himself as Iowas but also as Horace
Speaker 1: and blood and all this other crap. Really really, so
Speaker 1: you made you made this into an ugly thing. Obviously
Speaker 1: that wouldn't be that wouldn't be our caane, our ou
Speaker 1: r caane saying such things and how they're going to
Speaker 1: destroy all people and do what thou wilt and the
Speaker 1: only law and that's all a bunch of Book of
Speaker 1: the Law bullshit lies. They represented the event also pictorially
Speaker 1: on their sculptures et cetera, as the hawk headed young Horace,
Speaker 1: spear ring set as the crocodile, which reptile was an
Speaker 1: Egyptian form of the dragon. Hey, yeah, if you have
Speaker 1: something like that crawling wrong, right, you'd be like, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's dragon enough for me. Confirmed that. I'm sure there's
Speaker 1: some things out there that getting crazier. Yes, it's called
Speaker 1: a Komodo dragon. And in later Egyptian are Kiru or
Speaker 1: Horus is represented on horseback and spiriting set or Seth
Speaker 1: the dragon like the body style of Saint Michael and
Speaker 1: the dragon. So this is where they talk about Genespian
Speaker 1: the grain and wealth also remover of obstacles, we already
Speaker 1: go through that we might be good. Oh this is funny.
Speaker 1: The New Testament this whilst retire retailing the old Hebrew
Speaker 1: version with the righteousness of Abel right and the wickedness
Speaker 1: of Cain. Nevertheless, rightly, he glorified Cain under his title
Speaker 1: of Michael the Archangel as a deliverer of heaven from
Speaker 1: Saint and r Lucifer. Same dude, though, right right the
Speaker 1: Hebrew deity cursed Kane for bringing the first death into
Speaker 1: the world. Yeah. Sure. It is also significant that the
Speaker 1: Revelations Satan as the king of Hell who is overcome
Speaker 1: by Saint Michael, is called Apollion and name translated as
Speaker 1: the destroyer the actual literal meaning of the Samerian ball
Speaker 1: bal title of bald er Loki or Abel in the
Speaker 1: Sumerian right, so his name means the destroyer. Moreover, Abel
Speaker 1: is the judge of Hell in the ancient sacred book
Speaker 1: of the early Christian Fathers entitled The Testament of Abraham.
Speaker 1: I think they cut that one out in this combat
Speaker 1: between Saint Michael and Apolion. In art Cain as Saint
Speaker 1: Michael is represented as a handsome youth of Arian type
Speaker 1: as opposed to Apolion and elderly missed opflously fistophely is
Speaker 1: no an aryan physical type. We've talked about that, I
Speaker 1: think a while back. Apart from the literary version preserved
Speaker 1: in the yett of the ancient monument and pre Roman
Speaker 1: coins of the Britains contain numerous representation or sorry, yeah,
Speaker 1: representatives of Kine as Tassio or Saint Michael overcoming the
Speaker 1: wolf as the foe of the goats and deer, goats
Speaker 1: and deer. That's that's our totems as in Phoenician coins
Speaker 1: and seals. We're at three eighty three. It's four fifty two.
Speaker 1: I think we're good. I think we're good. I think
Speaker 1: there's a lot of actors like Live Again, a little repetitive.
Speaker 1: As far as all the proofs, we went through a
Speaker 1: lot of this book. If I find anything else, it's
Speaker 1: like a holy crap, we got to read that too.
Speaker 1: So hold on in the following extractions from these Caldi
Speaker 1: Whalings of Abel, where murder the whalings thing, that's a
Speaker 1: big one. The whaling wall boo hoo hoo. And what
Speaker 1: they're really doing and what they're really lamenting, the return
Speaker 1: of their balder. That's that's the that's their messiak, that's
Speaker 1: their return, that's their satan coming back for you. Following
Speaker 1: extractions from these Caldi Whalings of Abel. The title of
Speaker 1: the latter is usually rendered by translators as Tamuz or
Speaker 1: the established son, the son paramour of the mother weird,
Speaker 1: after the Hebrew form of the name used by Ezekiel
Speaker 1: in describing the whalings for him by the Jewish women
Speaker 1: in Jerusalem. But I use the better known Semitic synonym
Speaker 1: of Ablu the established son, which is Able, which is
Speaker 1: the equivalent of Abel, and that bal and ball and
Speaker 1: Ibla of Sumerians, which makes it again Balder. This father,
Speaker 1: his father too is significantly called their inserter the edis
Speaker 1: serter or sutar, and his mother is variously Gula or
Speaker 1: edicch Golgol or Kiel which is and Nana, which is
Speaker 1: either Anana or or Collie, the name of Balder's wife.
Speaker 1: Amongst the woodenness. No the reference to the loss of
Speaker 1: his stone bowl is also significant, and similarly his death
Speaker 1: on the Euphrates, in agreement with his death at Eden
Speaker 1: or Karshebish on the upper Euphrates is detailed in the Edda.
Speaker 1: There's more, yeah, yeahda there and then we already talked
Speaker 1: about the edex Semitic origin the supposed to dying God.
Speaker 1: Right here we have now disclosed through the ed of
Speaker 1: the Edenite human origin of the supposed dying god wailings,
Speaker 1: which it is the present fashion of theoretical writers on
Speaker 1: comparative mythology and religion to interpret as magical rights for
Speaker 1: procuring the return of New Year's vegetative life after the
Speaker 1: season of drought and decay. And it is further assumed
Speaker 1: that these people were in the habit of periodically killing
Speaker 1: their kings for these magical rights as a sacrifice for
Speaker 1: the people, with the sacramento eating of his body. On
Speaker 1: the contrary, these lamentations for the death of Abel or
Speaker 1: Tamus are now seen to be evidently merely the sorrowful
Speaker 1: observances of the anniversary of the slaying of their god,
Speaker 1: of their old tribal Chaldean chief, and sacrificing serpent priests
Speaker 1: of their forefather and Eden at the hands of the
Speaker 1: reforming Aryan prince Kin or Saint Michael, by the Semitic
Speaker 1: descendants of Abel, Semitic descendants of Abel, Balder and l
Speaker 1: as described in the eda able set or Balder as
Speaker 1: all the same person right El and Woyden right there elementaral.
Speaker 1: And it is paralleled by the present day whillings of
Speaker 1: the the Hebrews at the walls of Jerusalem in commemoration
Speaker 1: of the later great historic Old Hebrew tribal bereavement. Who
Speaker 1: they're crying for their demons. Please demons come back. We
Speaker 1: can't suffer these people anymore. You've made us puny shouldered
Speaker 1: and weak willed, and we are too distracted with stealing
Speaker 1: their money to really overcome them fully. Please demons come
Speaker 1: eat these people for us, so we can make our
Speaker 1: hell on earth again. The Adar who destroyed the life
Speaker 1: of the evil one, May thy heart be exalted. Go
Speaker 1: thou and cut tiawats are tmots life's breath. He Marduk
Speaker 1: made a snare to enclose the dragon. I think I
Speaker 1: read that one Marduk being Caine, right. I think we're good.
Speaker 1: I mean, if I see anything more, Oh, here, hold
Speaker 1: on a second. The serpent, we are told in the
Speaker 1: Hebrew Genesis, was already in the guard anything that can
Speaker 1: dispel their bullshit. I want to read, well, it was
Speaker 1: already in the garden of Eden before the fall of Man,
Speaker 1: and thus presumably at home there and could speak, and
Speaker 1: that it was more subtle than any beast of the field.
Speaker 1: Of course, because it's the cult that they're using as
Speaker 1: a fucking symbol easier to freak. It's just shorthanding. It's
Speaker 1: just how the stylization of the writing wasn't the And
Speaker 1: then these idiots say, come by and they literalize everything
Speaker 1: because they're idiots the fault. So, yes, the serpent colt
Speaker 1: was there, The serpent of the Hebrew Genesis was already
Speaker 1: in the garden. Yes, of course, it was more subtle
Speaker 1: than any beast in the field. And that it was
Speaker 1: told that the seed of the woman Eve shall bruise
Speaker 1: thy head. This latter prophecy presumably referred to the later
Speaker 1: legend of the Gentile Canes hooking of the serpent or
Speaker 1: serpent priestess l or or that she was going to
Speaker 1: leave the cult and abandon it, and that would be
Speaker 1: a bruise to your ego. The slaying of the serpent
Speaker 1: by Adam is referred to several times in the Hebrew
Speaker 1: Old Testament under Adam's title of Ea or jah i
Speaker 1: e the Samerian Ea synonym. Regarding this is why they,
Speaker 1: I mean, they make up these stories, but then they
Speaker 1: hate women anyway. I'm sure it has a lot to
Speaker 1: do with their propensity for you know, humping your rear
Speaker 1: ends of children the Samerian Ea, because most chicks aren't
Speaker 1: into that, you know, if they're not crazyer themselves, if
Speaker 1: they're not ashke Nazi and bread, they probably don't like
Speaker 1: the fact that you bugger up the little children, or
Speaker 1: that you like this, or if you're a guy, unless
Speaker 1: you're a rock star and somehow that's okay. Like, what
Speaker 1: the hell was Carmen Electra doing with during with it?
Speaker 1: Jane's addiction guitarist, who's out there smooching dudes? And that
Speaker 1: song three Ways I think has something to do with him?
Speaker 23: And they are.
Speaker 1: Terry Ferrell, you know, I'm talking about Dave Navarro. Carmen,
Speaker 1: what were you thinking? Stay away from the girl boys.
Speaker 1: This latter prophecy presumably referred to the later relegs of
Speaker 1: the Gentile Canes. Read that part. Okay, a lot of
Speaker 1: this looks like we've already covered it, kiddows. The conspicuous
Speaker 1: use of the Red Cross and the engagement is also
Speaker 1: significant in conformity of it's identical with Saint George, whose
Speaker 1: name is actually bears in some of the verses, and
Speaker 1: the numerous early Samerian Babylonian Hittite seals representing this event
Speaker 1: pictured the cross in the form of Saint george Cross,
Speaker 1: and only very rarely Saint Andrew's Cross, which which ladder
Speaker 1: originally was the Saint George's Cross tilted over as carried
Speaker 1: in action. A great patron Saint of England is thus
Speaker 1: disclosed to be none other than Adam, the much maligned
Speaker 1: by Hebrews and through them by modern Christians in ignorance
Speaker 1: of his identity with the great Gentile Gothic king, Adam
Speaker 1: George of Cappadocia, the patron saint of England, Andrew of
Speaker 1: the Scots, and Prometheus, the greatest of world kings, who
Speaker 1: raised the fallen men of the old Preadamite world to
Speaker 1: the higher civilization. Moreover, we also now find that Adam Thorer,
Speaker 1: under his Sumerian title of zag or zach or Zeus,
Speaker 1: the sig of the Eda, is the historical original of
Speaker 1: Jack the Giant Killer of our nursery tale, which has
Speaker 1: seemed to be an infantile version of one of the
Speaker 1: greatest historical events in the life of our ancestral early
Speaker 1: arians in established for us the higher civilization. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: we talked about the room title of Eden, did we
Speaker 1: not enough I think so, I think so, Rome title
Speaker 1: for Eden mother's uncult. We know this Yoton for Eden
Speaker 1: and Samarian Maboe, the oracular priestess of from about thirty
Speaker 1: one hundred BC onwards, it is called Eden eaton the
Speaker 1: latter form of the being of the etic Eyotin name
Speaker 1: for Eden YadA YadA YadA, Samerian word sign was also
Speaker 1: given the synonym word form of Rum, which is in
Speaker 1: an agreement with Rome title. In the Edic lay r
Speaker 1: m of the Eda is thus seen to have been
Speaker 1: a synonym for Eden and its wolf tribe priestess and
Speaker 1: cal D people and cal D people. Okay, okay, Now
Speaker 1: now remember that when we start trying to reanalyze the
Speaker 1: hell was going on in Rome and the establishment of
Speaker 1: Christianity and why the hell they were suffering these damn
Speaker 1: the Sanhedron and the Jews and whose tactic as are
Speaker 1: actually killing and fighting off. Was it just another group
Speaker 1: of Jews to consolidate the Jews you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: not exactly Jews at the time, but you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. This shit cult, the sandshit cult.
Speaker 11: Here.
Speaker 1: Rome with the Eeda is thus seen to have been
Speaker 1: synonym for Eden and it's wolf tribe priestess. Thecality people
Speaker 1: just now appears to explain the legend that the mythical
Speaker 1: founders of the New Rome in Italy, Romulus and Remus,
Speaker 1: were wolf suckled, suggesting that they were of the Mother
Speaker 1: Cult of the Wolf tribe of the Romes. And the
Speaker 1: Italian physical type is the same non Aran type as
Speaker 1: that of the Aboriginal dark Chaldeans, Lyceans, et cetera. This
Speaker 1: so called Mediterranean or not really n Iberian race. Moreover,
Speaker 1: Rome or Ramit was the title of the set wolf
Speaker 1: and serpent worshiping aborigines of ancient Egypt. They were called
Speaker 1: the Rahmt or the Rome. And that's interesting right in
Speaker 1: Egypt and Romany is the title of the dark non
Speaker 1: Riian fortune telling gypsies were called Romani Romanians right, and
Speaker 1: weirds of Romania and elsewhere of the Mediterranean or Iberian race.
Speaker 1: And the present day Muslim title of Rome Muslim title
Speaker 1: for Asian minor and their religious capital at Constantinople was
Speaker 1: not borrowed from the Italian Rome, as is generally supposed.
Speaker 1: It thus appears that the original head center seat of
Speaker 1: the Mother Son cult, with its shaven and befrapped matriarchist
Speaker 1: priests and priestesses inveterately antagonistic to the monotheistic idea of
Speaker 1: God and to the advance of the higher knowledge in
Speaker 1: civilization was from prehistoric time memorial called Rome or Rome
Speaker 1: in the home of Mother May Mother Mary, Sorry May
Speaker 1: is Mary though right in the in the EDA. I
Speaker 1: think that's a good stop. Yeah, let's do it, false
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Speaker 1: in some place that's warm enough to jump in the water.
Speaker 1: If I want to swim like a sandbar, like like
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Speaker 1: of Man, I didn't show you this. I'm not showing
Speaker 1: this correctly. On that Rise of Man in the Gardens
Speaker 1: of Sumiria, A biography of Elie Widell. Should we get
Speaker 1: into this a little bit, learn who the man was?
Speaker 1: I think that should be the next step, or should
Speaker 1: I do something just before that with the makers of
Speaker 1: civilization By going and doing something like this, the results, well,
Speaker 1: then your fucking liar, or you're not letting me. Let's
Speaker 1: see this better not be like that. Where I can't
Speaker 1: reference stuff that would be bullshits. I had your first book,
Speaker 1: you add your first book mark, tell me I live,
Speaker 1: what is this? If this is one of those things
Speaker 1: where you can't hold on, not fluf that that probably
Speaker 1: isn't there. I agree by not the word son of
Speaker 1: a bitch. They're not gonna let me the word search this,
Speaker 1: so I gotta scroll to find an Indra. Come on,
Speaker 1: there's a corrupt Indra, not in Dhara, not not our thor,
Speaker 1: but somebody who came after it. And I think it's
Speaker 1: the correct name. But they are showing their their corruption
Speaker 1: from the the mystics and the superstitious Semitic people, and
Speaker 1: I wanted to show that. But I'm not scrolling. Fucking serious.
Speaker 1: You know how long it's gonna take. It's for seven
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Speaker 1: we do this already? I think we did read the preface?
Speaker 14: We did? We did?
Speaker 1: Why would I do it again?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 1: Let's see?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh my god, it's still yes. Sorry to get
Speaker 1: into the law Dell book like literally, you know, seventy
Speaker 1: pages deep, you're still in the clause. In the contents.
Speaker 1: This tyd of Arah, Arayah or Aryan is found as
Speaker 1: a designation of rulers or masters to run throughout the
Speaker 1: whole family of Aryan languages, including the Egyptian, presumably because
Speaker 1: the early rulers and masters were of this race. Thus
Speaker 1: it is in aspirated form the heir Hira ya Era
Speaker 1: or air lord or master of the Goths, Scandinavians, Germans
Speaker 1: Anglish accents like air whatever right you hear the Germans
Speaker 1: say that air blah blah blah, the air chieftain of
Speaker 1: the Irish Gots and Gaels, and so on. It is
Speaker 1: the Arios Harios or Hari of the midiest the Aria
Speaker 1: and Ayira or Arayah of the ancient Virsiins in a
Speaker 1: similar exalted in racial sense, and it is thus probably
Speaker 1: used by Darius the Great on his tomb where he
Speaker 1: calls himself an Aria of Aryan descent, and Xerxes calls
Speaker 1: himself a Hari, the early seagoing branch of the Arians. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and this is again we got to go back into
Speaker 1: the history and be like, what what of the what
Speaker 1: pharaohs did they teach us? And have we learned to hate?
Speaker 1: I bet you those weren't the bad guys. I bet
Speaker 1: you those were the gods, you know, in every single
Speaker 1: aspect of this and this in the ancient history. What
Speaker 1: do we have bad tastes in our you know, ad
Speaker 1: a bad impression of And should we go back and
Speaker 1: revisit that and find and will we find clues evidence
Speaker 1: now that we've have this at a in our minds
Speaker 1: of more of the goth and this is why they
Speaker 1: want us to to turn our backs on it and
Speaker 1: denounce and don't even and reject and completely avoid that information,
Speaker 1: because it will it'll display for us our ancestors in
Speaker 1: the roles of you know, just power, not not like
Speaker 1: justice and noble control or dominance or whatever leadership of
Speaker 1: areas guidance and has nothing to do with the Semitic anything.
Speaker 1: In fact, it's counter to their their influence that will
Speaker 1: start breaking down all of their freaking claims on us
Speaker 1: and what we'd owe them, wouldn't it, wouldn't it? Yeah?
Speaker 1: All right, we'll go from So what do they may say,
Speaker 1: didn't say anything. Let's see come to Floid and we'll
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Speaker 1: talking about? All right? And then let's see FTJ. Anybody
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Speaker 1: It's just the right one. No, that's the seventh one.
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Speaker 1: I could be wrong, but in my experience, if you
Speaker 1: have the program most you are the next the text
Speaker 1: you are then able to search it. Yeah, it's just
Speaker 1: because of the way they think it's one of those
Speaker 1: PDF forwards photo all right, so it doesn't always pick
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Speaker 1: But if you're saying that that program is like more
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