Speaker 1: Hello, hello, Hello, Hello, good morning today. It is September third,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four. Started a little bit late today. I
Speaker 1: was unnaturally. I got up unnaturally today because I heard
Speaker 1: my daughter yelling. So I jumped out of a very
Speaker 1: deep sleep and I just was sluggish after that.
Speaker 2: So it wasn't anything big. She had stepped over.
Speaker 1: The arm of the recliner and stepped into some cat
Speaker 1: and she had freaked out, so and I would have too.
Speaker 2: I've been a little bit.
Speaker 1: Like, hey, so I got up thinking that I had
Speaker 1: to jump in the action and kill motherfuckers.
Speaker 2: But luckily it wasn't anything.
Speaker 1: Big anyway, So we are going to continue on this book.
Speaker 1: I have been reading it on the elliptical, and this
Speaker 1: is one of those ones that really like grabs my
Speaker 1: attention and keeps me engaged in it, because I if
Speaker 1: the book isn't catching my attention, like I feel the
Speaker 1: distress and you know that thing dinging off in your
Speaker 1: head telling you to stop.
Speaker 2: You know, you always have to work through that.
Speaker 1: And then there's like that phase where you go from
Speaker 1: blah blah blah to lactic acid and then like once
Speaker 1: you get over that hump, like you're kind of on
Speaker 1: a plateau and you can go a lot longer.
Speaker 2: So I'm the elliptical.
Speaker 1: I'm at twenty max because the things broke, so I
Speaker 1: have to start off at the highest resistance and then
Speaker 1: I crank up the U. I have an incline on
Speaker 1: mine too, so I go up to like eighteen twenty
Speaker 1: towards the end maybe sixteen and the into twenty. But
Speaker 1: it's not like one of those sit back and read
Speaker 1: a book type of fake exercises. No, I'm like sweating
Speaker 1: soaked its shirt, drip it down the floor, could wring
Speaker 1: out my shirt afterward, that type of exercise, right, And
Speaker 1: I go for over a thousand calories, which usually ends
Speaker 1: up being like four and.
Speaker 2: A half miles something like that.
Speaker 1: But I try not to stop until I hit the
Speaker 1: first hour, right, and if I stop, because I have
Speaker 1: a fan blowing on me, and I just get off
Speaker 1: the drink my first swig of water, blow my nose
Speaker 1: because usually I'm like congested after all the exercise and
Speaker 1: jump back on. I'm freezing because I'm soaked, and so
Speaker 1: I try to avoid that to at least an hour
Speaker 1: into it. But I was, you know, once I get
Speaker 1: past that two three minute mark where you really like
Speaker 1: feel like you want to stop, and then like right
Speaker 1: around seventy eight minutes, that happens again, and then you're good.
Speaker 1: I looked up again and it was like forty minutes
Speaker 1: into it, and I didn't realize the time had gone
Speaker 1: because I was so you know, engaged in the book.
Speaker 2: So I think there's a lot there. It's a long book.
Speaker 1: It's about the same length as Mind comp which I
Speaker 1: didn't really share too much on because I wasn't There
Speaker 1: wasn't anything that really grabbed me. There's some things I
Speaker 1: screen captured, I mean, some stuff that I took away
Speaker 1: from it, of course, but I'm more I'm more about
Speaker 1: the history, right and we'll talk about the other book
Speaker 1: too at some point. It's not like I'm I'm shelfing
Speaker 1: it in my mind or anything like that.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: I picked up some ideas and in uh methods and
Speaker 1: all kinds of structural ideas and stuff like that. So nothing,
Speaker 1: I mean, he does talk about the history of Germany,
Speaker 1: but it's like I'm removed from that.
Speaker 2: It's not it's not my position in life.
Speaker 1: It's in the world, you know, and we have some
Speaker 1: we have some news to look at, we have some videos,
Speaker 1: and then we're gonna jump back into the book, and
Speaker 1: I must say, welcome back to a world that typically
Speaker 1: does its best to shrug its responsibility and hide from
Speaker 1: any type of any any effort to engage and resist anything.
Speaker 1: And people said I'm critical. The reason why I am
Speaker 1: is because there's more of the people who aren't going
Speaker 1: to be anything but dead weight, and that makes our
Speaker 1: life and our ability to survive that much more difficult.
Speaker 1: Now a kick in the ass, you know, is also
Speaker 1: the whole point here is if you sometimes you have
Speaker 1: to motivate people in different ways and then somebody says, well,
Speaker 1: what do you do sitting in this fucking chair? The
Speaker 1: first thing you have to fix is this the mindset.
Speaker 1: Otherwise it doesn no matter what you're attempting to do,
Speaker 1: because if this is weak and you don't have a strong,
Speaker 1: you know, set of values or determination, or it doesn't
Speaker 1: matter how big your army is, is going to lose. Right,
Speaker 1: that's just a metaphor. I'm not talking about building an army.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying you have to have the And that's
Speaker 1: one thing I did take away from mind COMF is
Speaker 1: that you have to get your mind right first, and
Speaker 1: then your body and then be ready and if other
Speaker 1: people want you.
Speaker 2: To jump in.
Speaker 1: And this person kind of who said this, give me
Speaker 1: the impression that they wanted somebody to kiss their ass,
Speaker 1: tell them everything's going to be okay, and then tell
Speaker 1: them how great they are.
Speaker 2: Well, that's not the way. That's not the reality of
Speaker 2: the situation.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: Most people need to get some.
Speaker 1: Work done and better and you know, work on themselves
Speaker 1: and get that squared away, and then understand that there's
Speaker 1: a responsibility to their family that other people aren't. Shouldn't
Speaker 1: have to go in and save because you should be
Speaker 1: handling your own home. And if everybody did that, we
Speaker 1: would be stronger because everyone would be resisting.
Speaker 2: And that's just the way it goes.
Speaker 1: I can't fix the reality of the situation to sit
Speaker 1: somebody else's desire to be praised and told everything's going
Speaker 1: to be okay.
Speaker 2: You know it's not.
Speaker 1: It's not the way it is right now. And the
Speaker 1: closer we get to this election, the more insane life is.
Speaker 2: Going to get.
Speaker 1: Okay. But I don't all let me see what I
Speaker 1: can do with that. Perhaps, so there was a couple
Speaker 1: of things that caught me here. Yeah, so listen to
Speaker 1: this shit. We went over this a little. We saw
Speaker 1: the video yesterday. But Israel agrees to a three day
Speaker 1: pause of war in Gaza, bombing and shelling and sniper
Speaker 1: shooting children and everything like that. They're gonna stop that
Speaker 1: for three days so they can murder them with a
Speaker 1: polio vaccine.
Speaker 2: Is dead, slow, painful death.
Speaker 1: Nice you and report amidst that the virus found in
Speaker 1: sewage was vaccine derived. Yeah, FBI repeatedly botched child abuse investigations.
Speaker 1: New report finds. Is that surprising to anybody? Who do
Speaker 1: you think does them the majority of the child kidnapping?
Speaker 1: Is it the same little group of penguins with the
Speaker 1: big hats and the funny hair that run around in tunnels?
Speaker 2: And is it the Jesuits? And is it the Roman
Speaker 2: Catholic Empire?
Speaker 1: Yeah, the traffickers, the CIA, the FBI themselves running the show.
Speaker 1: It's a world wide operation to steal your children and
Speaker 1: torture them and kill them. And they are The FBI
Speaker 1: was created to protect the interests of the Federal Reserve
Speaker 1: and that's the why do you think the g men
Speaker 1: were the first thing that jump out of that and
Speaker 1: start gunning down people in the streets who had robbed
Speaker 1: federally funded banks, federally quote unquote Federal Reserve funded banks.
Speaker 2: California.
Speaker 1: Group of migrants tried to board school bus, sparking terror
Speaker 1: in parents, Brazil bands. Twitter outrage spreads after Elon musk
Speaker 1: social media platform is suspended. And then universities, you know,
Speaker 1: the ones that are controlled by the cults and the fraternities,
Speaker 1: the secret societies, which, by the way, I.
Speaker 2: Think I talked about this yesterday, the.
Speaker 1: Gang symbols are very strikingly similar to the Greek hand
Speaker 1: gestures for fraternities. Universities unveiled new rules to ban anti
Speaker 1: Israel protests and criticism of Zionism.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's pretty specific. How the hell is that not all.
Speaker 1: Jews are Zionists, but it's Zionism specifically that they're.
Speaker 2: What fucking country do you live in? Yeah? The reality?
Speaker 2: Or do you want?
Speaker 1: Or the or the what we're supposed to live and
Speaker 1: who runs it?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Shocked videos venez Bielan gangs and with guns take over
Speaker 1: apartment complex in Colorado. We knew that Judges Clear Judge
Speaker 1: Clear's former police officer failure charges Brionn Taylor's death good
Speaker 1: because that was a bunch of lies. That's a positive
Speaker 1: there uh Uk arrest journalists on terror chargers after he
Speaker 1: criticizes Israel and terrorist laws. So you can't be a
Speaker 1: journalism and speak the truth because you will be arrested.
Speaker 1: In the UK, we know this. You can't impost anything.
Speaker 1: Somebody just mentioning something like objectively or in passing or saying,
Speaker 1: hey they are over here, look at them. That's enough
Speaker 1: to get you get a knock on your door, like, hey,
Speaker 1: look there's a bunch of people who don't belong here
Speaker 1: generally walking down the street by my house. That's concerning
Speaker 1: boom knock knock, Just like that rising pushback in government
Speaker 1: and media against the Zionist influence in American politics, Well
Speaker 1: they better learn what the other one said. Can't be
Speaker 1: doing that, can't be pushing back.
Speaker 2: There's some stuff about the AI stuff I found pretty interesting.
Speaker 1: There is a Joe Rogan clip which I don't listen to,
Speaker 1: but I just happen to catch it on Instagram because
Speaker 1: he's controlled up up yin Yang. But in he I
Speaker 1: mean Jordan Peterson says, by come on now, So he
Speaker 1: did have this guy on that was talking about how
Speaker 1: this one whatever AI program was, And I don't know
Speaker 1: how they get this. How do they know if they
Speaker 1: have to ask computer whether it's real or not? How
Speaker 1: can they say it's never wrong. They're taking the computer
Speaker 1: program's word for it if they can't figure it out
Speaker 1: on their own. So it's kind of a ridiculous logic there.
Speaker 1: But they're saying that it's never wrong when it comes.
Speaker 2: To deep fakes.
Speaker 1: There's that term again. And apparently they were showed still.
Speaker 1: It was showed still pictures of the Apollo moon landing
Speaker 1: and the oh, what's that some Chinese unmanned space probe
Speaker 1: on the moon? Right, and they said that the Chinese
Speaker 1: one was real, And then it picked apart and shared
Speaker 1: why everything was fake on the photograph from the Apollo
Speaker 1: moon landing. DHS nearly three hundred Thousan children missing under
Speaker 1: Biden Harris. The miners have been trafficked. Yeah, the capitol
Speaker 1: gains tax. Yeah, but it says here's where people freak.
Speaker 1: I know, it's a it's a step in the wrong direction,
Speaker 1: and it would be getting closer and closer to doing
Speaker 1: this to everybody, because that's the whole point, is to
Speaker 1: seize your assets and make you rent everything, including your toister,
Speaker 1: but tax proosal twist to raise taxes on corporations and
Speaker 1: high income households. First of all, the corporations are not
Speaker 1: separate from our country.
Speaker 2: So this is just for our These are just words.
Speaker 1: This is just more of the smoke screen that doesn't
Speaker 1: actually end up happening unless you're not one of theirs,
Speaker 1: unless you're not already in this what they call mercantilism
Speaker 1: connection with the government corporations in high income households, the
Speaker 1: top marginal income tax rate for individuals would climb to
Speaker 1: forty four percent across almost all across almost all income types,
Speaker 1: compared with today's lower rate of twenty three so practically double.
Speaker 1: And then it says income and over thirty nine percent
Speaker 1: of wages. Here's proposal of creating a novel system would
Speaker 1: tax the unrealized capital gains from unrealized capital gains from
Speaker 1: investments that have not been sold, such as an increase
Speaker 1: in stock market gains or an increase in property value.
Speaker 1: How can you tell what the stock market is going
Speaker 1: to do when they can tell, because they're the ones
Speaker 1: that manipulate it. Over in the City of London, they
Speaker 1: also fix They also call in the price of gold
Speaker 1: every day.
Speaker 2: It's such a fixed system. Hey, shiny metal. Eh yeah.
Speaker 1: The unrealized capital gains tax would apply to people with
Speaker 1: net worth exceeding one hundred million dollars. So it's not
Speaker 1: everybody at first, but it is a step in the very,
Speaker 1: very wrong direction. They don't want you to have any
Speaker 1: This is all about dependency, right. New study explores how
Speaker 1: food choices shape mental health and effect depression. Oh, since
Speaker 1: we're talking about that, let's jump over here real quick
Speaker 1: and good morning everybody. Unrealized games, Yeah, I know that's that.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: Make sure there's a very low percentage of these little
Speaker 1: green like thumbs. I just wanted to point that out
Speaker 1: to everybody. And if you look up in here, it
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Speaker 1: I just want to show you again with this looks like, well,
Speaker 1: look there's a new one. George Lincoln Rockwell's That's Siege
Speaker 1: was the last one that was on there, so he
Speaker 1: just added this, so he says new And if you
Speaker 1: scroll down here you'll see your Europa the book I
Speaker 1: just read I heard this is really good, and that's
Speaker 1: Dave right there, Dave Gaherry. And then we read some
Speaker 1: of this together Deering National and Jew by Henry Ford.
Speaker 1: It's two book volume, two volum book whatever. It kind
Speaker 1: of looks like Regigan's machine. The way they wrote that
Speaker 1: on the cuver, I'm sure that was on purpose.
Speaker 2: Let's see using the problem. This is what Rachel had
Speaker 2: gifted me.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Rachel. A great impersonation. There's some talk about
Speaker 1: the Sissians Scythians in there too. So once I finished this,
Speaker 1: I'll take a closer look at it exposing the.
Speaker 2: Lies of history.
Speaker 1: And then here's a good oh wait, the secret may
Speaker 1: Sonic victory of World War two.
Speaker 2: That is really important.
Speaker 1: You have Stalin, you have Truman, you have FDR, and
Speaker 1: you have this crazy little Churchill some of a bitch
Speaker 1: there too, and that would be interesting. I should get
Speaker 1: that communism by the back door. These are videos so
Speaker 1: you can watch them, right. And then there's Hellstorm. If
Speaker 1: you haven't read this book, it's great if you've seen
Speaker 1: the documentary. I played the one hour documentary on here before.
Speaker 1: But if you haven't read the book, it's you have to.
Speaker 2: It's you are.
Speaker 1: You're obligated, you really are. And I read that book
Speaker 1: before watching Europa, and I think that was the perfect
Speaker 1: order to do. So I wasn't a huge fan of
Speaker 1: that one. I think they did a much better job
Speaker 1: than Europa. So they actually took a couple of clips
Speaker 1: from this. I think when they used your rope, I couldn't.
Speaker 1: I could be wrong.
Speaker 2: It looks similar.
Speaker 1: The host in the parasite, what do we talk about
Speaker 1: Senegague of Satan in the name of yahweh And yeah,
Speaker 1: but if you click on this one that says MTP Boom,
Speaker 1: you can do this if you like. I mean, there's
Speaker 1: so many other ways I show you generically from me,
Speaker 1: But if you want to, here's all the people from
Speaker 1: Speak Free Radio slash FTG media, right, you just look
Speaker 1: for the one that says Daniel and it's an increments, right,
Speaker 1: so when it pops up, you can say, well, I'm
Speaker 1: going to do that many, that many, that many, that
Speaker 1: may and it's it's actually not incremental in five.
Speaker 2: It's just it's base set at five.
Speaker 1: So if you want to send twelve, you can send twelve,
Speaker 1: you know, and that would be awesome. That's just one
Speaker 1: way to do it, and then Dave handles it and
Speaker 1: disperses it at the end of the month, and there
Speaker 1: you go. I sent him my book to you. I
Speaker 1: hope he gets a chance to read it. All right,
Speaker 1: So there's that. But then I think this is still active.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: I haven't heard back from doctor Gladon yet to say
Speaker 1: that he stopped it. And you know, we were on
Speaker 1: a long vacate, long weekend because of Labor Day.
Speaker 2: So I think that this code will still work.
Speaker 1: If you're the last minute purposing like I am, and
Speaker 1: you missed the bus and you missed the window, I
Speaker 1: would say try it again. I would say try it,
Speaker 1: I mean now, and try the coupeon code. That would
Speaker 1: be what I would suggest.
Speaker 2: If it works, let me know.
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Speaker 1: you know, better parking, you'll have more sex appeal, all
Speaker 1: that good stuff. All right, So let's get back to
Speaker 1: the work. I think that's about it on these things.
Speaker 1: I was just gonna run through a few and see
Speaker 1: if there was anything that we missed when we couldn't
Speaker 1: get to it yesterday.
Speaker 2: We know that he dropped out Pavlav.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is we are caught up Syrian man arrested
Speaker 1: for murder of three people at German Festival of Diversity.
Speaker 2: There's a joke there somewhere I just can't or no
Speaker 2: iron ironic all right.
Speaker 1: Now, last thing before we get rocking and rolling into
Speaker 1: the book, and we started eight thirty, so we're gonna
Speaker 1: go a little bit, get ourselves a chance to get
Speaker 1: some of this.
Speaker 2: Other madness covered before we get into reading.
Speaker 1: There's a I mean, if I keep on getting this
Speaker 1: inspired by this book, there's a chance that you're gonna
Speaker 1: end up seeing or hearing this whole book on the show,
Speaker 1: which is a long book. But if I think it's
Speaker 1: important and then tells us how we under how we
Speaker 1: rediscover who we are and identify some of this madness
Speaker 1: to live worth it all right, Let's see some of
Speaker 1: the stuff. It's so weird how this unfolds like it
Speaker 1: doesn't do it all in one spot. You have to
Speaker 1: like sit there and wait for it.
Speaker 2: And whatever. Instagram is kind of.
Speaker 1: Decrepit when it comes to the desktop version, Holy shit,
Speaker 1: did it just die there?
Speaker 2: It goes?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, sure did. There's a dude that looks like
Speaker 1: vanilla ayes. I'm not sure if it is, probably not,
Speaker 1: but it just kind of looks like them. See now
Speaker 1: that more of them are up, all right, so I'm
Speaker 1: gonna start at the top here.
Speaker 2: That one is not that important, but I guess I
Speaker 2: guy looks sater than that one. Yeah, I just do
Speaker 2: like that. No, I don't have to. I can do
Speaker 2: it like this.
Speaker 1: Yamm get my stupid ass out of the way again.
Speaker 2: The way it keeps changing it all right, So tell
Speaker 2: me if you can hear it? Says I hit.
Speaker 1: So it says what happens when you cambine aluminum and
Speaker 1: murcury red. Why is that important? Because they're both in
Speaker 1: every injection. Doesn't matter what injection they're in it, right,
Speaker 1: They say that they use the aluminum to aggravate on purpose,
Speaker 1: and YadA, YadA YadA, alchemical, alchemical bullshit, deep deep preest
Speaker 1: craft sorcery, nonsense and what they call science.
Speaker 2: You know, you could put any label on it. It's
Speaker 2: all the same ship.
Speaker 1: But they're using alchemical metals. Luminium isn't one, because there
Speaker 1: was no element back then. That's an but mercury most
Speaker 1: certainly is a big one. And when I saw this,
Speaker 1: I said to myself and maybe even wrote it. Here
Speaker 1: there's your clots quote unquote.
Speaker 2: You know, so here you go.
Speaker 3: M h.
Speaker 1: M hm, says Imagine this represents both injected into the
Speaker 1: human body, which would be.
Speaker 2: Together in the shot.
Speaker 1: So why it doesn't do it in the actual little
Speaker 1: tube is a question I'd like to ask him. Unless
Speaker 1: they're wrapped in lipid nanoparticles and they don't touch each
Speaker 1: other until later when they deteriorate. Speaking of lipid nanoparticles,
Speaker 1: they can be agitated at any time, and it doesn't
Speaker 1: necessarily have.
Speaker 2: To be deliberate.
Speaker 1: It could be because you're near something that has a
Speaker 1: frequency that's strong enough to do so, or the right
Speaker 1: tuned into you the right way, or into into the
Speaker 1: material the right way.
Speaker 2: And I think that's why.
Speaker 1: We're seeing all this West Nile stuff and you know,
Speaker 1: monkey pops and all that is, these payloads of poison.
Speaker 2: Are being.
Speaker 1: Randomly relieved us, maybe deliberately at some points when they
Speaker 1: set out whatever frequency in a certain areas, so they
Speaker 1: can call it that an outbreak because the the sabotage
Speaker 1: and the in the scheme, the scam is about to
Speaker 1: kick off in a big way. And they have told
Speaker 1: us about West Nile, some other thing with mosquitoes, the
Speaker 1: AVN flew monkey pocks and that's apparently an emergency according
Speaker 1: to the World Health Organization. So I think that just
Speaker 1: leaves three more before they're the they complete their seven
Speaker 1: deadly right?
Speaker 2: Oh, I think starvation, isn't it?
Speaker 5: You?
Speaker 2: Pestulence?
Speaker 1: And I don't know anyway, And this is without graphing
Speaker 1: as a component.
Speaker 2: Doesn't it look just like the stuff that they were
Speaker 2: looking at in the microcope.
Speaker 1: I'm sure it's material, it's not the same, but it
Speaker 1: just looked like that. That's why I made this mention
Speaker 1: here just after four hours.
Speaker 2: All right? So did you hear the music that was
Speaker 2: playing during that? If you did, let me know in.
Speaker 1: The in the chat, please because if not, I just
Speaker 1: have to adjust for the next one. And I know
Speaker 1: there's a slight delay, but I would appreciate if somebody
Speaker 1: just let me know so we don't waste our time here.
Speaker 1: I have to always ask stuff because Streamyard does different
Speaker 1: things every time I.
Speaker 2: Set it up.
Speaker 6: These people are.
Speaker 1: So this should be rudimentary, elementary, my dear Watson for us.
Speaker 1: But we never know who's going to join the show
Speaker 1: and view this later.
Speaker 2: So here we.
Speaker 6: Go going into hospital. They had not taken the COVID
Speaker 6: nineteen shots.
Speaker 2: This is really important, and this is what they did
Speaker 2: to Scott's daughter.
Speaker 1: So there's an example of real life example that this
Speaker 1: is a this is and was happening is and was
Speaker 1: was and is I guess there's a better way to
Speaker 1: put it.
Speaker 6: Because every single person that sat on that or virtual story,
Speaker 6: I asked them the question, first of all, did you
Speaker 6: take the COVID nineteen shot. No, they did not, And
Speaker 6: it was becoming increasingly clear that the unvaccinated as they're called,
Speaker 6: were being targeted and they were being health and the
Speaker 6: people who are thinking, to me use the word murder.
Speaker 6: It seems to me, Mike, that you came into hospital
Speaker 6: and the first question they asked, did you take the shot?
Speaker 6: And if they said, yes, they did take the shot,
Speaker 6: they went and got different treatments. The ones who did
Speaker 6: not take the shot on a vaccination was straight into remdesipear.
Speaker 1: You know why they do that so that they can
Speaker 1: artificially say that the shot protect them from getting it
Speaker 1: too badly while they go and they murder the people
Speaker 1: who didn't get the shot, right, So then it's like, hey, look,
Speaker 1: if you got the shot, it wouldn't have been so bad.
Speaker 1: Remember those family members that I guess were paid off
Speaker 1: are just that stupid. That program that they said, Yeah,
Speaker 1: my dad or grandfather just died miserably in a hospital,
Speaker 1: But just imagine how much worse it would have been
Speaker 1: if he didn't get the shot. He's dead, right, how much?
Speaker 1: That's kind of a bad outcome, wouldn't you say?
Speaker 6: Ventilation? Fenton on the tell of drugs and killed on
Speaker 6: those ventilators.
Speaker 7: Okay, that's literally what happened, except they used Precedex and
Speaker 7: some other like euthanizing drugs, drugs that they used for convicts,
Speaker 7: you know, condemned prisoners on our friend Grace.
Speaker 2: That's a very strong accusation.
Speaker 8: But let me add to it that I've interviewed other
Speaker 8: guests lawyers who have pointed out that the hospitals were
Speaker 8: financially incentivized to produce COVID related deaths because some of
Speaker 8: them received in California as much as about half a
Speaker 8: million dollars per death if someone was diagnosed with COVID beforehand.
Speaker 8: Do you think that that kind of financial incentive played
Speaker 8: a role in this flow chart that you're describing right now?
Speaker 2: His Mike sounds great now.
Speaker 6: One hundred percent. And we have coders and whistleblowers people
Speaker 6: walking inside the hospital telling us that they were just
Speaker 6: jabbing people for this COVID test and they would keep
Speaker 6: going over again so they got a positive. The minute
Speaker 6: they got a positive, tick that box, that's some money
Speaker 6: onto the next thing. When death. These people are going.
Speaker 1: In there, you go, just more confirmation. Be aware because
Speaker 1: it's starting all over again. And that's what I said,
Speaker 1: you reminder because it's coming back with a new name
Speaker 1: or names.
Speaker 2: And this is hey, families, parents.
Speaker 1: I've made mention of this before, but this is just
Speaker 1: a public service announcement for me to you because I care.
Speaker 9: Right all right, your research has people.
Speaker 1: And they're and they're a little too specific on this,
Speaker 1: like like somehow there's a there's ones out there that
Speaker 1: don't have the chemical that somehow you're gonna be okay
Speaker 1: if you take it. Don't use sunscreen, period. Don't use
Speaker 1: sunscreen period. Doesn't matter what chemicals you're looking for, and
Speaker 1: the just don't use it.
Speaker 2: Don't use it.
Speaker 1: A little frightened you think, if it's this, this is
Speaker 1: a soft admission, do you think that that might be
Speaker 1: misdirection too, just to steer you into thinking that, oh well,
Speaker 1: this one's better, No.
Speaker 2: Use it.
Speaker 9: There's a new study out that says after just one day,
Speaker 9: chemicals and sunscreens enter your blood stream before.
Speaker 1: You you know how long it takes for chemicals to
Speaker 1: enter your bloodstream from epidermal layer, like seconds or minutes,
Speaker 1: Like if you have crap, if you don't have a
Speaker 1: filter on your shower, the soaps that you use and
Speaker 1: the blue dyes in them or whatever dies and whatever
Speaker 1: chemicals they're in your bloodshin Quickly.
Speaker 3: Grab that bottle of sunscreen. The first thing you need
Speaker 3: to do is check the ingredients on the back.
Speaker 10: They are chemicals and they can potentially be dangerous.
Speaker 3: Look at any bottle of sunscreen on the store shelves
Speaker 3: and it'll more than likely have one of these ingredients.
Speaker 9: Avobenzone and oxybenzone are very commonly in your chemical sunscreens.
Speaker 3: But a new study finds when you apply sunscreen with
Speaker 3: those chemicals along with it to other ones known as
Speaker 3: as scancel and octocraline, they can absorb into your skin
Speaker 3: and into your blood stream in.
Speaker 2: More than eighty percent eighty zero percent of the sunscreen
Speaker 2: products sold in the USA were now considered potentially unsafe
Speaker 2: for use.
Speaker 9: The research has people a little frightened to use it.
Speaker 9: There's a new study out that says after just one day,
Speaker 9: chemicals and sunscreens enter your blood stream.
Speaker 3: Before you grab that bottle of sunscreen.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm going to research has just imagine Travis. I
Speaker 1: just wanted to read what he said because someone else,
Speaker 1: I think it was Amlass or Alex who mentioned this
Speaker 1: about the sunglasses. So sunglasses apparently seed oils eating them
Speaker 1: will cause you to get sunburned. So it says Living Proof.
Speaker 1: As a kid, I was slathered in sunscreen against my will.
Speaker 1: I was blonde hair, blue eyed, fair skin, so I
Speaker 1: better use sunblock or else. Guess what, I always got burned.
Speaker 1: The worst sun poisoning you could imagine fast forward to adulthood.
Speaker 1: I cut out the processed foods, dish the sunglasses that
Speaker 1: maybe look cool, cut all man made chemicals from ever
Speaker 1: touching my skin.
Speaker 2: That's pretty hard to do. That's really hard to do.
Speaker 2: You get it? Like with soap? Do you use even like.
Speaker 1: I'm out of I'm out in the sun for hours
Speaker 1: a day. I do not burn. I do not get
Speaker 1: sun poisoning. Skin is healthy, soft and glowing. Beef tallow
Speaker 1: or high quality coconut oil is all I will use. Mmm,
Speaker 1: maybe diet consists of mostly grass fed beef, very little
Speaker 1: process food.
Speaker 2: Cut the sugar. That's a smart thing to anybody to do. Yep.
Speaker 2: And he says they keep you sick to sell you
Speaker 2: the cure. Correct.
Speaker 1: And I don't know who that guy is, but he
Speaker 1: just got famous, all right. The biggest breakthrough in this
Speaker 1: is this one's a funny one.
Speaker 2: This guy.
Speaker 1: I'm sure he's making bold claims that probably aren't real.
Speaker 1: But if it is true psychos of science, I called.
Speaker 11: It the biggest breakthrough in the history of science. I
Speaker 11: could make a sperm out of your skin cells and
Speaker 11: an egg and fertilize that so you can clone ring.
Speaker 11: I could clone you I won't do that because it's
Speaker 11: a legal black biloge.
Speaker 2: So think about that.
Speaker 1: In these all these swabs that people took to test
Speaker 1: for COVID nineteen, which by the way, I took a
Speaker 1: picture of at my local Albertsons because I was right
Speaker 1: there at the checkout.
Speaker 2: Still still right at the checkout.
Speaker 1: It's either ten or twenty dollars for a freaking test
Speaker 1: kit for COVID nineteen, because we have to pretend that
Speaker 1: that's a real thing, and not that that swab itself
Speaker 1: isn't applying something to you and also taking something away.
Speaker 2: Cly, we could do that.
Speaker 11: I can make organs mini organs from you and test drugs.
Speaker 11: What we're doing in the lab is we have yeah, yeah,
Speaker 11: personalized medicine. When you come to my lab and you
Speaker 11: have to promise you're gonna come, I'll show you. We
Speaker 11: grow these mini brains in the lab, and we've got.
Speaker 2: Them from people that mini brains in the lab that
Speaker 2: is what he's claiming.
Speaker 11: Or predisposed to Alzheimer's or not. And we have a
Speaker 11: way to age those brains so that they now eight.
Speaker 2: No such thing is predisposed to anything.
Speaker 1: So if you're on status in a low cholesterol diet,
Speaker 1: you're gonna have Alzheimer's. If you're takinging in chemicals that
Speaker 1: you shouldn't be taking and heavy metal toxins, you're gonna
Speaker 1: get that same result.
Speaker 2: And since we're on.
Speaker 1: The topic, I should probably tell you that, at least
Speaker 1: for me, I don't use antipersperants because there's aluminum in it,
Speaker 1: and the stronger the antiperspirant, the more aluminum. So it's
Speaker 1: really by like a percent and a half from seventeen
Speaker 1: to nineteen percent or whatever. They this is our this
Speaker 1: is our world, this is our government that's supposed to
Speaker 1: care about us, right, the FDA whatever who thatver fuck
Speaker 1: handles this. Right, you're not allowed to call something in
Speaker 1: an anti perspirant. If it doesn't have aluminum in it,
Speaker 1: you're not allowed to put that on the label. So
Speaker 1: it's the same type of rules where you can't call
Speaker 1: something a cure or you can say borne enjoying. B
Speaker 1: can't say, you know, fixes anything if it's not a drug. Right,
Speaker 1: So when it comes to you know, these aluminum based antiperspirants,
Speaker 1: you're rubbing that into rate where you're you know, your
Speaker 1: lyphnoides are, you're you're absorbable through your skin, obviously, so
Speaker 1: either use that or use magnesium oil, which I use,
Speaker 1: and it's just as strong. Using magnesium oil spray, it's
Speaker 1: just as strong of an antiperspon, if not more.
Speaker 2: It's not scented.
Speaker 1: Some people use essential oils, but I have had no
Speaker 1: essential oil that I thought smelled good enough to put
Speaker 1: on the you know, mix with it, so I just don't.
Speaker 2: I don't dilute it.
Speaker 1: I just have the magnesium oil spray and I shoot
Speaker 1: myself with it and I'm good to go.
Speaker 2: When I go on the elliptical.
Speaker 1: I will sometimes apply or hum at the gym, just
Speaker 1: because you know, being around other human beings. I put
Speaker 1: the antipersperan like swagger from old spice on, but I
Speaker 1: don't lather it on. I don't slather it on. I
Speaker 1: just want one stroke, one stroke and then I'm in.
Speaker 2: The gym or whatever.
Speaker 1: It's because I'm gonna be sweating harder, right And it's
Speaker 1: funny because I have to put some on the upper
Speaker 1: shoulders because when I am doing like lake presses or
Speaker 1: exerting myself really hard, and even if I'm driving in
Speaker 1: my van because it's super super hot, like I don't
Speaker 1: know if it's like a response from being uh, like that,
Speaker 1: like that fear response that triggers that you know, stimulates.
Speaker 2: Growth or hormones to be produced.
Speaker 1: But I have the scent, the odor, the pheromones or
Speaker 1: whatever come.
Speaker 2: Out of my back.
Speaker 1: It's not my armpits comes on my back and I
Speaker 1: can and I sometimes have to switch about tank tops
Speaker 1: on I'm at the gym because I'm like, the fuck
Speaker 1: is that.
Speaker 2: It's in my back that I have to do? So
Speaker 2: sometimes I put some on there.
Speaker 11: It is old, even in a few months old, and
Speaker 11: they lose their ability to fire electrically. They become demented
Speaker 11: in the dish. Little mini brains on Instagram?
Speaker 2: How do they measure that? Anybody ever asked that? Like,
Speaker 2: they give up? This guy's a little sick fuck right.
Speaker 1: I created something, a little brain, and then I've screw
Speaker 1: with it to make it demented.
Speaker 2: He's demented.
Speaker 11: I've shown some photos of these.
Speaker 2: They're pretty cute.
Speaker 11: And so we give them mouseis and dementia in the dish.
Speaker 11: And then what we do is we have the system
Speaker 11: to turn on those three embryonic genes OIS and K,
Speaker 11: and those brains go if that's how it even works
Speaker 11: back in age.
Speaker 2: But here's the cool thing.
Speaker 11: Alzheimer's goes away, the electric electivity comes back. Now we
Speaker 11: do this in a mouse. We make the mouse older,
Speaker 11: just let them age out. We we acceel it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because let's do it this way rather than proper
Speaker 1: nutrition and avoiding everything. Right, it's always the magic trick.
Speaker 1: It's always the magic cure, it's always the magic pill,
Speaker 1: it's always the magic whatever.
Speaker 2: That way you need them rate it.
Speaker 11: And we've been now reversing the age of those brains
Speaker 11: on the mice, and you can guess what happens. They
Speaker 11: get their memory ability to learn back unbelief.
Speaker 2: With no side effects. Bud, Do you hear what you're saying.
Speaker 12: It's almost like, Man, if you can find a way
Speaker 12: right now stay on this planet healthy for the next
Speaker 12: ten or twenty years, if you can manage to do that,
Speaker 12: that there might be an extension of your life.
Speaker 1: Right, if you can manage to do that, given that
Speaker 1: they're trying to kill you on a daily basis in
Speaker 1: multiple directions.
Speaker 12: Yeah, but a magnitude of another twenty or thirty potentially
Speaker 12: healthy years possibly, And you said ten earlier, I think
Speaker 12: it is final way to extend your life. That there
Speaker 12: may be a completely different world we're living in in
Speaker 12: a matter of a decade.
Speaker 1: Right, and since they want us dead, do you think
Speaker 1: that would be technology for us or for the parasites?
Speaker 2: They're not trying to extend life.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you've been paying attention to what
Speaker 1: the allopathic medical system does.
Speaker 2: One more, maybe two more.
Speaker 5: In an old video from nineteen ninety five, a theology
Speaker 5: professor named Pierre Gilbert warned of mandatory vaccines that would
Speaker 5: turn recipients into zombies. He speaks in French, so I
Speaker 5: will translate in the biological destruction. There are the organized
Speaker 5: tempests on the magnetic fields. What will follow is the
Speaker 5: contamination of the blood streams of mankind.
Speaker 1: Remember the whole corruption of the blood aspect of the
Speaker 1: tales of the Bible, and that was yahweh, the psychopaths
Speaker 1: excuse for annihilating the whole world with the flood, Right,
Speaker 1: the corruption of the blood. What do you think they're
Speaker 1: doing with shots and everything else that they poison us with?
Speaker 1: Then they have their excuse to wipe us out. It's
Speaker 1: a little game that they play. It's like a ritual.
Speaker 1: It's like stage performance thea theater.
Speaker 5: Creating intentional infections. This will be enforced via laws that
Speaker 5: will make vaccination mandatory, and these vaccines will make possible.
Speaker 2: Laws and mandates are different, though, just keep that in mind. Well.
Speaker 5: To control people, the vaccines will have liquid crystals that
Speaker 5: will become posted in the brain cells, which will become
Speaker 5: micro receivers of electromagnetic fields.
Speaker 1: I think what's her name the w band lady see
Speaker 1: would agree with that, right.
Speaker 5: Where waves of very low frequencies will be sent and
Speaker 5: through these low frequency waves people will be unable to think.
Speaker 5: You'll be turned into a zombie. Zombie. Don't think of
Speaker 5: this as a hypothesis.
Speaker 2: This has been done.
Speaker 5: Think of Rwanda. There isn't much information I could find
Speaker 5: about Pierre Gilbert, but what he said twenty six years ago, all.
Speaker 1: Right, and then they cut it way too soon, couldn't
Speaker 1: finish his thought. Oh this is an interesting one. And
Speaker 1: I think if Nick nick Demus watches this one, he
Speaker 1: could be interested in this aspect because he's in the
Speaker 1: Kentucky area, if.
Speaker 10: You asked me, originally as America Egypt. More mummies are
Speaker 10: found in America in this time period that I cover
Speaker 10: by a million miles and that many of the mummies
Speaker 10: in European museums were actually stolen and rebranded from America.
Speaker 10: What I re shared an article that I posted many,
Speaker 10: many years ago, quite recently about a cave in northern
Speaker 10: Mexico where they found thousands of mummies, and my anomalous
Speaker 10: America can tell the episode. I bring up an old
Speaker 10: article where they found so many thousands, again thousands of mummies.
Speaker 10: They were just burning them because they couldn't transport them.
Speaker 10: They were just lighting them on fire. This is the
Speaker 10: Mammoth Cave in Kentucky. Probably familiar with that cave. It
Speaker 10: was a giant tomb full of thousands and thousands of mummies.
Speaker 1: That was not too uh promote sam Tripoli in any way,
Speaker 1: but I just found that interesting.
Speaker 13: All Right, you work here, has the right, I've right
Speaker 13: to be here to tell students they need to tell.
Speaker 1: Okay, background, So an Irish teacher arrested in Ireland that's
Speaker 1: refusing to comply with in order to call a male
Speaker 1: student preferred she her pronouns.
Speaker 4: You're arrest your own.
Speaker 13: School teacher.
Speaker 3: Being arrested for not accepting transgenders.
Speaker 13: And I'm not going to turn my back and my
Speaker 13: juicy to my students. You know, you don't have a
Speaker 13: duty to do what's wrong, to bring before the court,
Speaker 13: to bring before the court.
Speaker 1: He's very he's very calm. It's very polite, but he
Speaker 1: and he makes really good points. You don't have the
Speaker 1: obligation to do what's wrong. That is correct, that is correct.
Speaker 1: What is your first duty, not to the state, to
Speaker 1: the people.
Speaker 3: Yes, surgery mutilation, mutilation.
Speaker 10: Mutilation. Yeah, but he has to take chemicals.
Speaker 3: But he has.
Speaker 2: Ye heavy, he has to take mical.
Speaker 11: He has broken.
Speaker 2: Shame upon you, Shame upon you, Shame upon you.
Speaker 5: This is an innocent teacher.
Speaker 2: And I'm a question man.
Speaker 13: Shame upon you, broken no law, broken right job? You
Speaker 13: work here right right to beat you your arrested, to
Speaker 13: tell students they need to tell you're arresting, They need to.
Speaker 5: You just see what happened.
Speaker 10: There were here at the hospital, schools and.
Speaker 2: Actually working all right, coming soon to a home near you.
Speaker 2: So this is a funny one.
Speaker 1: And I don't know who the hell this guy is,
Speaker 1: but I just called him Vanilla Ice because that's what
Speaker 1: it looked like to me.
Speaker 2: And you talked about how I would be surprised if
Speaker 2: it's not Vanilla Ice. I don't know who the other
Speaker 2: guy is.
Speaker 8: But there's advantages of actually burying someone.
Speaker 2: In your backyard.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and he said something about it.
Speaker 8: When Trump buried his ex wife in his backyard, he
Speaker 8: got rid of all the Leans.
Speaker 2: What what?
Speaker 1: Oh man, I need a body so I can get
Speaker 1: rid of all the all the obligations on my property taxes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, twenty twenty four, bro Trump.
Speaker 4: Absolutely not just That's how I was, way beyond just Leans.
Speaker 4: I don't know any property tax forever never ever again.
Speaker 4: This is why they just found out that this whole
Speaker 4: hoax that went viral about Elvis Presley in the state.
Speaker 4: Did you see that it's impossible. You can't go bankrupt
Speaker 4: with graceland. You can't maybe the business part of it,
Speaker 4: but the property will always remain with the family because
Speaker 4: of the burial site. It completely grandfathers it in. So
Speaker 4: you actually will ever never owe property tax on the
Speaker 4: entire property forever forever. You will also in every state, yes,
Speaker 4: in the United States of America.
Speaker 12: So if I put a dead body in my backyard, anyone, right,
Speaker 12: any dead body.
Speaker 4: Your family, only my family to be your family.
Speaker 12: Okay, I kill somebody, all right, be related to them,
Speaker 12: so that you have the tie to.
Speaker 2: Them, and you talked to them, so no, you don't
Speaker 2: have Vanilla Ice has been up too.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: I don't know who that is, but it kind of
Speaker 1: looks like them, I think. I mean, if I remember correctly,
Speaker 1: that's what he looked like. All right, thank you?
Speaker 4: It did?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think yeah, I think so too. I think
Speaker 2: it was him. A thing's going weird on me. Okay,
Speaker 2: I guess I have to read now. All right, let's
Speaker 2: do it present screen. Quoll, what's in the race spot?
Speaker 2: I think I'll just going down.
Speaker 1: Hey, everybody, so we left off here. This is page
Speaker 1: twenty eight of seven hundred and eighty two.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Hey, that's good though, because I I I get anxiety
Speaker 1: when I finish a book on the elliptical and the
Speaker 1: next day I gotta figure out what's going to keep
Speaker 1: my attention so I can get this exercise in with
Speaker 1: the least amount of resistance by my brain telling me
Speaker 1: to stop and quit. You know, it's always there. It's like,
Speaker 1: all right, you've done enough. Oh, oh, you've done enough. A,
Speaker 1: you've done enough. And then it's like, but if you're
Speaker 1: engaged in reading, I think the stimulation of the exercise,
Speaker 1: and your blood flowing and all that stuff too, I
Speaker 1: think helps you retain more as well. Activity when you're
Speaker 1: reading is an amazing It's an amazing thing, all right,
Speaker 1: so it says. Such are a few of the many
Speaker 1: outstanding results which so far have followed from comparison of
Speaker 1: the monumental inscriptions with the literary remains of our aryan ancestors.
Speaker 1: It's going to take me a while to get in
Speaker 1: the group, so just bear with me. Important in themselves
Speaker 1: by placing universal history on a firmer foundation than before,
Speaker 1: they are still more so by the promise they afford
Speaker 1: of the harvest of new knowledge that awaits us when
Speaker 1: the methods of research of which this comparison is the key,
Speaker 1: have been more fully exploited.
Speaker 2: He writes, well, I'm glad about that.
Speaker 1: The enforced delay of nearly a quarter of a century
Speaker 1: between the making and publishing of most of these discoveries,
Speaker 1: however regrettable, has not been without its compensations. The interval
Speaker 1: has witnessed the remarkable confirmation of my observations as to
Speaker 1: the Sumerian origin of the language and the civilization of India,
Speaker 1: that is supplied by the unearthing of two dead Samerian
Speaker 1: cities in the Indus Valley, in the Indus Valley, Samerian
Speaker 1: cities in the Indus Valley.
Speaker 2: So we're talking, you know what we're talking about.
Speaker 1: With numerous monuments and inscribed seals, the first batch of which,
Speaker 1: in my pioneer readings of the inscriptions, disclosed the name
Speaker 1: of that Samerian colony and of the several of its
Speaker 1: chief governors and high priests, the Samerian emperor who founded
Speaker 1: the colony, and the date and also furnished the key
Speaker 1: to that early form of cursive Samerian script for writing
Speaker 1: with pen and ink on parchment. It has afforded by
Speaker 1: the unearthing of fresh inscriptions, further and more complete old
Speaker 1: Samerian kings lists, and also titles of.
Speaker 2: Many of the kings.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you remember from yesterday, or maybe
Speaker 1: he hasn't gotten into it yet. Is that the reason
Speaker 1: why they discard the some of the stuff that they
Speaker 1: find in India in the Vedas and all that stuff
Speaker 1: as being not real, being fantasy, being artificial, is because
Speaker 1: they're trying to place those kings in the wrong area.
Speaker 1: So when Babylon was taken over, by the Assyrians, and
Speaker 1: then there was a migration on seven hundreds BC. They
Speaker 1: already had all their histories with them, they had their culture,
Speaker 1: their all that stuff, right, they was already written down,
Speaker 1: so when they transported it with them, it was from
Speaker 1: a different area that they were referring to. So that
Speaker 1: he's he's compairing it back to the Samerian and what
Speaker 1: is what was left there as far as evidence writings
Speaker 1: and seeing that the names may be slightly vary variation
Speaker 1: in like spelling or whatever from one place to another, but.
Speaker 2: It's just that they line up and with the dates.
Speaker 1: Yea king's lists and chronicles as an independent source of
Speaker 1: Samerian history, and also confirm my readings of the endo
Speaker 1: Samerian seals and my revised readings of the personal names
Speaker 1: of Sargon and others.
Speaker 2: And he says Sargon never called himself that.
Speaker 1: What has been mys's a that's a recurring theme. A
Speaker 1: lot of the names that they've given us for certain things,
Speaker 1: these labels are very misleading. The Romans did a lot
Speaker 1: of that renaming of things and placing in the wrong areas,
Speaker 1: or the assumptions that are made by saying overhears the Persians.
Speaker 1: Over here's the Indians, over here's the Egyptians. Over here's
Speaker 1: the Samerians. Over here's the best right, So it's like
Speaker 1: same people. These distinctions of where they are take away
Speaker 1: from the fact that they were populated and brought to
Speaker 1: cultural significance by the same group of people who are
Speaker 1: racially connected. It has been my uh it has seen
Speaker 1: my opinions on the drift of civilization from the Near
Speaker 1: East to the West, as to the part played in
Speaker 1: the dissemination by the Phoenicians as a seagoing branch of
Speaker 1: the Arians, as to unique culture value of the Arian.
Speaker 2: Tradition and physique.
Speaker 1: So before you say, well, I thought that you know,
Speaker 1: these are supposed to be noble people. Phoenicians were the
Speaker 1: ones that were doing child sack forr YadA, YadA, YadA. Again,
Speaker 1: we're talking about utilizing a name that applies to an area.
Speaker 1: So when the Semites the Syrians conquered certain areas with
Speaker 1: the Syrians andsumer or in Babylon, the changing of the
Speaker 1: people who were predominantly there, sticking with the same names
Speaker 1: and not paying attention to.
Speaker 2: The time period.
Speaker 1: The earlier people that were in control there were not
Speaker 1: the same as they called the later Phoenicians. So there's
Speaker 1: a seafaring Phoenician and then there's the non and people
Speaker 1: mix them and then it's like, oh, well, Carthage blah
Speaker 1: blah blah. They murdered hundred babies when the Romans arrived,
Speaker 1: so says the Romans, for sacrifice, because they thought the
Speaker 1: gods were med And I write about that in my book.
Speaker 1: But again it's because you're using the same name to
Speaker 1: categorize two separate groups of people. As to the unique
Speaker 1: cultural value of the Arian tradition and physique, as to
Speaker 1: the dicadence produced by some and the improvement resulting from
Speaker 1: other mixtures of the Aryans with foreign race strains, and
Speaker 1: as to the comparatively small account of Semitism as an
Speaker 1: original creative force supported independently by antiquaries who have approached
Speaker 1: these problems from the western side, so that it has
Speaker 1: become a commonplace of anthropologists that all over north western
Speaker 1: Europe the decade the descendants of the men who built
Speaker 1: the Palace of Minos applied their industries and buried their
Speaker 1: dead as the by the way, you know what the
Speaker 1: Scythians did, mounds burial mounds, so that whole thing about
Speaker 1: the mummies applies here if we were just talking that way.
Speaker 1: Just saw the video of there's the mounds, there's the mummification,
Speaker 1: there's these these practices that give away who was here.
Speaker 2: Very early on.
Speaker 1: And if you remember the Orlandit book, there's a guy
Speaker 1: named inca Ika as they spelled it in the Orlanda book,
Speaker 1: who ventured off towards this continent. And then they stopped
Speaker 1: writing about him because he didn't come back, or they
Speaker 1: lost touch with him and he came back later or whatever.
Speaker 1: But he could very well have been the influence in
Speaker 1: the Americas as to this volume, like its predecessors in
Speaker 1: the series, is primarily intended for the education for the
Speaker 1: educated general reader as well as the historian. I have
Speaker 1: placed as far as possible, the more technical details, and
Speaker 1: it's a testation of proofs in footnotes and appendices. And
Speaker 1: I have arranged the chapters generally in the order in
Speaker 1: which the discoveries were achieved. Thus the reader may take part,
Speaker 1: as it were, step by step in the adventurous exploration
Speaker 1: into the unknown and gain acquaintances across the gulf of time,
Speaker 1: like that with our noble Aryan ancestors and their molding,
Speaker 1: in their molding the destinies of the world, in their
Speaker 1: struggles with the hordes of primitive men, in establishing civilization
Speaker 1: not only for themselves, but for the welfare of mankind,
Speaker 1: and the manner in which they developed and propagated and
Speaker 1: controlled it by worldwide empire, ensuring widespread peace like an
Speaker 1: embryo League of Natures. Bad bad representation of that, and
Speaker 1: the Leagan nations are bad news. But anyway, I I
Speaker 1: gotta turn that off. Hold on, it's just gonna keep
Speaker 1: peeping at us. Mhmm, all right, and well did the
Speaker 1: heterogeneous primitive tribes into nations and the apparent causes leading
Speaker 1: to the decline of civilized nations? Yeah, when other people
Speaker 1: so again? Erosion from within, the trusting of a certain
Speaker 1: group of people who have eroded our country.
Speaker 2: This is what it's been plaguing.
Speaker 1: The Scythians, Goths, Germanic people, Europeans since time began. Is
Speaker 1: this welcoming in of people who do not have any
Speaker 1: plans to assimilate, to get along, and who do everything
Speaker 1: they can to weaken the country so that an invader
Speaker 1: can just walk in the door and there's a change
Speaker 1: of power.
Speaker 2: And the Assyrians. If you look in my book.
Speaker 1: Priestcraft Beyond Babylon as a Risha Banipal or one of
Speaker 1: those guys Asher Bannipal, one of them was very happy
Speaker 1: to document how he used to flay the skin off
Speaker 1: of living captives, chop off their heads, all for his guys,
Speaker 1: collect the eyeballs, collect.
Speaker 2: The tongues, ears his noses. Ears is did I say? Ears?
Speaker 2: Is a wow? Anyway?
Speaker 1: The exploration is thus perhaps not one of the least
Speaker 1: attractive of the romances of science in which truth is
Speaker 1: stranger than fiction. The not infrequent references to my former
Speaker 1: works have been found necessary in order to avoid needless
Speaker 1: repetition of the proofs which are already detailed there, especially
Speaker 1: as this work forms part of the same story a series,
Speaker 1: and most of these references are to new research and
Speaker 1: new discoveries not to be found outs, where a few
Speaker 1: of these references are to the proofs of refutation of
Speaker 1: some of the more common faults and misleading statements which
Speaker 1: are mechanically repeated through ignorance by writers, such as that
Speaker 1: Aryan is not a racial but a linguistical term, or
Speaker 1: a linguistic term to lose my spot Yep and Kati
Speaker 1: or Hittites. In early stock of the Aryans were arm arminoids.
Speaker 1: I guess some Indians right, or low browed Semites. That
Speaker 1: Caucasian is a synonym for Aryan and Nordic, despite its
Speaker 1: unscientific inclusion of Semites and other roundheaded people that the
Speaker 1: Phoenicians properly so called were.
Speaker 2: Semites and so on.
Speaker 1: So those cannibal those cannibal giants that they talk about,
Speaker 1: and was that cave that they burn? There's something to
Speaker 1: this mix mixture of the Phoenicians or the the Scythians,
Speaker 1: the Aryans with other groups. They may have taken on
Speaker 1: allot of their traits, but they also had their own
Speaker 1: corrupted values, right, So not all Aryans weren't just rocking
Speaker 1: around eating people.
Speaker 2: That's not what they did.
Speaker 1: But some people who might have been of the same
Speaker 1: height may have had different practices. And then they're like, oh,
Speaker 1: giant's bad, right, probably so called semis and so on.
Speaker 1: Somewhat positive style of expression adopted in many instances will
Speaker 1: I believe, be found justified by the fully attested facts
Speaker 1: on which they are based. In the appendices will be
Speaker 1: found details of the official signets of the Egyptian pharaohs,
Speaker 1: and of the Gothic dynasty of Mesopotamia, recently unearthed in
Speaker 1: the Indus Valley and now deciphered for the first time,
Speaker 1: as well as of the Samerian writing on prehistoric pottery
Speaker 1: from the Danube Valley attesting the early presence of the
Speaker 1: Samerians are primitive Goths in Middle Europe, then there are
Speaker 1: always assigned a later date. Right An unusually full index
Speaker 1: is supplied in order to facilitate reference to the vast
Speaker 1: number of new historical facts elicited, and a perusal of
Speaker 1: the contents table will help the reader to keep a
Speaker 1: clear view of the immense extent of time and territory
Speaker 1: over which the work travels. No pains have been spared
Speaker 1: to make this pioneer work as free as possible from
Speaker 1: errors of commission. Covering such a vast and as yet
Speaker 1: largely unexplored field with so many aspects of history, prehistory, civilization,
Speaker 1: religion and historical geography, with the ransacking of ancient sites
Speaker 1: and museums and specialist works and periodicals scattered over the world,
Speaker 1: and fishing up truth from the bottom of the of
Speaker 1: her Well, it is too much to hope that no
Speaker 1: mistakes may have crept in. Yet were these far greater
Speaker 1: and more numerous than is at all likely They are,
Speaker 1: I believe relatively insignificant and cannot affect the force of
Speaker 1: the main facts and the cumulative effect of the greatness
Speaker 1: of concrete historical proofs.
Speaker 2: My cultural things are due to.
Speaker 1: The authors of blah blah blah blah. Let's see if
Speaker 1: I can get back to that. I think this is
Speaker 1: where that ends. Okay, Yeah, there we go, and that's
Speaker 1: April twenty third, nineteen twenty nine.
Speaker 2: L A. Waddel. It's got to skepesast this.
Speaker 1: This is I can read the table of contents to
Speaker 1: you previously, but it's pretty long content. It's a long book,
Speaker 1: and of course he basically summarizes somewhat what's going on there.
Speaker 2: Jeez. All right.
Speaker 1: So portrait of the first area of Samerian King Darthor
Speaker 1: or Saint George of Cappadocia taming or civilizing the lion
Speaker 1: Totem tribes from Ivory handle of stone dagger, first Arian
Speaker 1: Samarian king deified as the sun god on King hamad
Speaker 1: Rabi's law code Stelli.
Speaker 2: So here's another thing.
Speaker 1: I don't know, sir If, because everything's corrupted and turned
Speaker 1: sick and evil by the priestcrafts that surround us. After
Speaker 1: the Semitic influence on these cultures. They adopt the culture
Speaker 1: to keep people in check, and then they, you know,
Speaker 1: they do the wrong thing on the other side, and
Speaker 1: then they corrupt with their priestcraft the way to worship
Speaker 1: these deified people that they.
Speaker 2: Now call gods.
Speaker 1: I'm not one hundred percent sure that son worship is
Speaker 1: any different than saying God, or any different than saying Raalda,
Speaker 1: or any different than saying anything else.
Speaker 2: And I'm not one hundred percent sure that that's a
Speaker 2: bad thing. Just leaving the space there. Jesus Christ scrubly
Speaker 2: scrily scroll scroll.
Speaker 1: Introduction to my previous historical discoveries leading up to the
Speaker 1: present ones, and says there was and is an Aryan race,
Speaker 1: that is to say, the characteristic modes of speech termed
Speaker 1: Aryan were developed among the headed blond, long headed alone,
Speaker 1: the long, blonde headed alone. However much, however much, some
Speaker 1: of these may have been modified by the importation of
Speaker 1: non Aryan elements.
Speaker 2: That's Huxley.
Speaker 1: I don't know if that would be Thomas, or if
Speaker 1: that would be Yeah, probably Thomas, right, Arambi it's the
Speaker 1: other one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, probably not Thomas.
Speaker 1: I think he was around during the Thomas Huxley was
Speaker 1: the bulldog of Dormaism, so probably not.
Speaker 2: That guy.
Speaker 1: Might not even be related, I don't know. Although there
Speaker 1: is nowadays a considerable consensus of opinion in favor of
Speaker 1: attributing to the Aryan race, the race now generally called
Speaker 1: Nordic or Northern europeion a special share in the invention
Speaker 1: and diffusion of our civilization, which is the prime factor
Speaker 1: for the progress of mankind, and more especially in the
Speaker 1: invention and diffusion of European and Indian civilizations, as the
Speaker 1: languages of Europe and India are of the Aryan family.
Speaker 1: There has so far been little or nothing known as
Speaker 1: to the origin, the origin and early history of that race,
Speaker 1: or even its early homeland. Arguing from the location of
Speaker 1: its chief modern representations, historians have variously placed our primitive
Speaker 1: Aryan stock in Central Asia, in northwest, Central and southeast Europe,
Speaker 1: and have been hoping that archaeological research in one or
Speaker 1: the other of those regions may unearth the lost history
Speaker 1: of the early Aryans.
Speaker 2: This hitherto where it gets on me hitherto the hope
Speaker 2: has not been realized.
Speaker 1: And authorities, whilst adhering to their opinion as to this.
Speaker 1: You know, when you want to out come to be
Speaker 1: and you're pretty darn certain about it, then you only
Speaker 1: find and see what makes it substantiate. Right, You're like, yeah,
Speaker 1: well that piece fit. Let's ignore the other details that
Speaker 1: don't make it fit. It's a problem with logic, right,
Speaker 1: you only see through the scope of the lens that
Speaker 1: you're trying to see through.
Speaker 2: Adhering to their tells us, oh yes, let's see whoever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Aryan race strain, and the authorities a well sadhering
Speaker 1: to their opinion as to the special Aryan race strain
Speaker 1: and civilization and its vital importance for the progress of civilization,
Speaker 1: are inclined to look upon the problem of its beginnings
Speaker 1: and the personalities of its authors as insoluble from the
Speaker 1: point of view of existing scientific data. In former works,
Speaker 1: I have suggested that a chief cause of the failure
Speaker 1: to solve these problems was the non recognition by scholars
Speaker 1: of the essentially Aryan character of the earliest extant written records,
Speaker 1: those namely on the Mesopotamian and Egyptian monuments, and I
Speaker 1: have given many illustrations of the way in which my
Speaker 1: discovery of the predominantly Aryan character of the language of
Speaker 1: these inscriptions, and the Aryan personalities and histories of their
Speaker 1: authors assist us in identifying the civilization from which our
Speaker 1: own has descended, and in recovering the lost history of
Speaker 1: the Aryan race continuously back to the rise of civilization.
Speaker 1: Why did it arise because of these guys? A brief
Speaker 1: reference to otherwise they still be living in their own
Speaker 1: pie and poop and throwing twenty sticks at each other.
Speaker 1: It's not exactly culture. A brief reference to some of
Speaker 1: the main results of these earlier researches will prepare the
Speaker 1: way for the right understanding of the present work. Nothing
Speaker 1: had been known of the racial and linguistic affinities of
Speaker 1: the Siberians, the oldest of all civilized people, whose vast
Speaker 1: city ruins in Mesopotamia, with magnificent inscribed in sculptured monuments
Speaker 1: and other works of art, with libraries and hundreds of
Speaker 1: thousands of official private documents, et cetera, began to be
Speaker 1: unearthed some fifty years ago, and whose treasures now enrich
Speaker 1: and adorned the galleries of the National museums in Europe
Speaker 1: and America, but who seemed themselves, But who seemed themselves
Speaker 1: after suddenly appearing there with a fully fledged higher civilization
Speaker 1: to have as suddenly disappeared after a comparatively brief existence
Speaker 1: as a nation, leaving no descendants to continue their culture
Speaker 1: and language. Yeah, that's the Semitic effect. I would say,
Speaker 1: study by leading a seriologist of their language and writing
Speaker 1: tended rather to deep because there's no A lot of
Speaker 1: times there's no there's no record of a great battle
Speaker 1: either because of that erosion, because the enemy was already
Speaker 1: within weakening the walls. Do you think if they controlled
Speaker 1: the minds? And that's what I said, you have to
Speaker 1: start with the mind right, If you want to strengthen
Speaker 1: and fix something, you have to start with your mindset.
Speaker 2: If you're in this.
Speaker 1: Zombie effect of what they do to us, and if
Speaker 1: you already understand that the military is controlled by the
Speaker 1: same people that want us dead, well, then if somebody
Speaker 1: was a quote unquote invading, you wouldn't even know it
Speaker 1: because it's just going to be a change of guard
Speaker 1: without your even it. Just things will change in your
Speaker 1: life as they have been, and that should tell you
Speaker 1: that you don't live in the same environment that you
Speaker 1: once thought you did. It hasn't been like that since
Speaker 1: one hundred years or more. Study by leading in seriologists
Speaker 1: of the language, yeah of their language and writing tend
Speaker 1: rather to deepen, and then rather to deepen than dispel,
Speaker 1: the mystery surrounding them. For it led to the conclusion,
Speaker 1: crystallized by continual repetition into a dogma, that these people
Speaker 1: were certainly not Semites or children of shem like the Jews,
Speaker 1: bore no affinity to the Aryan or Nordic race, nor
Speaker 1: other well known type, and that their language had no
Speaker 1: affinity with any recognized linguistic group, and that in particular,
Speaker 1: it had no affinity whatever with the Aryan languages, the English,
Speaker 1: and the continental languages of Europe and India.
Speaker 2: Thus, the Samerians, with.
Speaker 1: Their marvelously high civilization, art, culture, and language, have hitherto
Speaker 1: been universally regarded as a sort of fossil curiosity, a
Speaker 1: remote and totally extinct alien race, in no way related
Speaker 1: to any modern people, nor to their civilization or language.
Speaker 1: Though from the monosyllabic and agglue nativetive forms of their
Speaker 1: early language, they are supposed by many to have been
Speaker 1: physically related to the Chinese or Finno Tartars.
Speaker 2: Hold Ah, excuse me.
Speaker 1: Aryan race of the Samerians discovered the direct reverse of
Speaker 1: these current views on the Samrians. Was I observed the fact,
Speaker 1: and I established it in my previous works by a
Speaker 1: mass of fully attested, concrete scientific proofs.
Speaker 2: It's very confident, which I like.
Speaker 1: This new evidence proved conclusively that the Samerians were Aryans
Speaker 1: in physical type, culture, religion, language, and writing. Remember the
Speaker 1: first ones, not after somebody else kind of took their
Speaker 1: place and donned the name, as the historical record will show.
Speaker 1: Because the historians are blending and mixing and confusing this situation,
Speaker 1: and that they were our own kith and kin, living
Speaker 1: under our Aryan civilization and laws, and speaking radically the
Speaker 1: same tongue.
Speaker 2: So what happened?
Speaker 1: Why do we have this negative view of all this
Speaker 1: stuff of Samerian life, this whole nimrod thing the Babylonian
Speaker 1: in the myth of the of the of the Tower
Speaker 1: of Babel, right, Why does this all creep in? Because
Speaker 1: the authors of all that stuff were not Aryan. They
Speaker 1: were not the people. They're the people who impersonated them.
Speaker 1: Over time through the rewriting of history, so to give
Speaker 1: them a more significant position in our minds as to
Speaker 1: where all of our good stuff comes from. Oh, it
Speaker 1: must be because they brought us culture. Yes, that the
Speaker 1: Chosen people are so wonderful. Look at all the wonderful
Speaker 1: things they've done. Their aryan racial physic, a physical type
Speaker 1: I showed was clearly seen in their portraits on their
Speaker 1: own contemporary sculptures and seals from the earliest periods downwards,
Speaker 1: and it was especially evident in the engraved portraits on
Speaker 1: their seals. This disclosed them to be predominantly prepondery. Yeah,
Speaker 1: preponderantly preponderatingly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there you go. It's a little messy.
Speaker 1: This discloses them to be preponderatingly of the longish headed,
Speaker 1: broad browed, and large brained Nordic type. And they were
Speaker 1: obviously a fair in complexion, as attested by the blue
Speaker 1: eyes of white shell inlaid with of white shell, blue
Speaker 1: eyes of white shell inlaid with Lapis lazuli stone insect.
Speaker 1: Yeah you know that's what polutical eth like. Yeah, Jesus
Speaker 1: at least spot so quickly in some of their statues,
Speaker 1: as also by the darkest color of much of their
Speaker 1: jewelry and a fair hair, and their general term for
Speaker 1: their subject people was the black headed or black haired people.
Speaker 2: That's who they their subjects, right, And the.
Speaker 1: King's and officials on state occasions usually wore the Gothic horns.
Speaker 1: So they were comparing themselves by calling them the black
Speaker 1: headed the black haired people.
Speaker 2: That was not a character trait of them, right, darker features, and.
Speaker 1: The king's and officials on state occasions usually wore the
Speaker 1: Gothic horned head dress of the ancient Britons and Anglish Saxons.
Speaker 2: Now, let's look at that. And the kings and officials
Speaker 2: on state occasions.
Speaker 1: Usually wore the Gothic horned headdress of the ancient Britons
Speaker 1: and Anglo Saxons. Okay, inky do Gilgamesh's little buddy there
Speaker 1: that dies in the in the epic, he had horns? Right,
Speaker 1: Moses is depicted sometimes with horns. This is an an
Speaker 1: indication that these stories were lifted.
Speaker 2: From other.
Speaker 1: Traits and characteristics of the Gothic people, not Semitic in relation.
Speaker 1: And now it makes sense why they would even be there.
Speaker 1: Why would they depict people like that? Because the kings
Speaker 1: and officials the hierarchy would often wear the hornheaded dress,
Speaker 1: so it was a distinction. And then they semitify it
Speaker 1: if that's if that's a word, and and and co
Speaker 1: opted it impersonators.
Speaker 2: The fuck where'd it go?
Speaker 1: This Aryan physical type of the Samerians has significantly just
Speaker 1: been confirmed nineteen twenty seven by Sir Arthur Keeace's examination
Speaker 1: of several skulls on Earth from the Samerian cemeteries at
Speaker 1: er member the ergotic texts Ergaritic text from.
Speaker 2: Yes, you get it.
Speaker 1: That's a different place, but it's we're getting closer to
Speaker 1: where this candone shit comes from and versus what we're
Speaker 1: looking at here. I know it is different by anyway linguidistically. Also,
Speaker 1: I proved that the Samerian language was radically Aryan and
Speaker 1: its words and structure, and that it was the parent
Speaker 1: of all the Aryan family languages. Samerian language was radically
Speaker 1: Aryan in its words and structure, and that it was
Speaker 1: the parent of all the Aryan family of languages, ancient
Speaker 1: and modern, as demonstrated by my sumer Aryan dictionary. It's
Speaker 1: another book, he is, And in particular it was the
Speaker 1: parent of the English language. So when they tell you oh,
Speaker 1: English is a jacked up language, really, really really, and
Speaker 1: in particular it was the parent of the English language,
Speaker 1: over seventy five percent of the English words being shown
Speaker 1: to be derived from Samerian roots, with identical forms, sounds,
Speaker 1: and meanings. The Aryan alphabet, including the European or Roman writing.
Speaker 1: I demonstrated in my Aryan origin of the alphabet, which
Speaker 1: was what I was reading to you from yesterday a
Speaker 1: little bit when I was going through the letters to
Speaker 1: be derived from Samerian picture writing with the same phonetics.
Speaker 1: The culture and religion also of the Samerians I showed,
Speaker 1: were identical with the Aryan culture and religion of the Samerians,
Speaker 1: identical with the Aryan and the Samerian worship, and Samarians
Speaker 1: worship the same god or gods under the same names
Speaker 1: and under the same representations, with the same attributes and
Speaker 1: symbols as the Aryans. Ancient and modern including the Britain's
Speaker 1: Anglo Saxons, Irish Scots, Scandinavians, Classic Classic Greeks and Romans
Speaker 1: in pre Christian Europe, pre Christian Europe before the Great
Speaker 1: Deception and the present day India, and they possessed the
Speaker 1: same heroes and saints. You're gonna you're gonna get surprised
Speaker 1: when you hear where archangel Michael comes from. The same
Speaker 1: Sumerian which has been arbitrarily applied by a seriologist to
Speaker 1: this ancient imperial people, now disclosed to be the area
Speaker 1: of the early Aryans, was never used by these So
Speaker 1: then the word Samerian was never used by them. By
Speaker 1: these people themselves, that name is merely coined by a
Speaker 1: serio ologist from a Semitic territorial territorial title of Schumer.
Speaker 1: For the name spelled by the these people, key Engine
Speaker 1: so Kei Ejin is supposed to be Schumer right Chuck
Speaker 1: Schumer right, and supposed to designate Lower Mesopotamia, to which
Speaker 1: these people have hitherto but as now seen erroneously been believed.
Speaker 2: To have been reached.
Speaker 1: That name Sumer or Schumer indeed well illustrates the unscientific
Speaker 1: methods of leading as seriologists in the fantastic liberties they
Speaker 1: take with these old names. Thus, they dogmatically declared that
Speaker 1: the idiogram key engine, according to phonetic laws, became Schumer
Speaker 1: as also showing its as also showing its ambiguous character
Speaker 1: and usage. This sumer title was for long applied by
Speaker 1: a Seriologists in the diametrically opposite sense, so they switched
Speaker 1: the meaning. Namely to the supposed Semitic people of the
Speaker 1: Mesopotamia and their language now.
Speaker 2: Called by them a cod and who were then called by.
Speaker 1: Them Sumerian, but laterally by a complete somersault. They arbitrarily
Speaker 1: interchange these titles. As however, the name Sumerian has obtained
Speaker 1: currency for several decades as the title of these earliest
Speaker 1: civilized imp imperial people in Mesopotamia, we are now forced
Speaker 1: to continue its use as a general designation for them.
Speaker 2: The name Aryan, the.
Speaker 1: Title area Araya English as a verb into Aryan, is
Speaker 1: the usual term employed for the white race, now called
Speaker 1: from its western stock Nordic from the very earliest Vedic
Speaker 1: period by the Eastern or Indian branch of that race,
Speaker 1: who have uniquely preserved its early traditional history and records.
Speaker 1: And the same race is similarly so turned by the
Speaker 1: ancient Persians, who also belonged to its eastern branch, and
Speaker 1: the title was and is solely used by them in
Speaker 1: a racial and in no other sense, and especially it
Speaker 1: is never used by them in a linguistic sense, as
Speaker 1: it as is popularly supposed, a usage which was only
Speaker 1: introduced by European philologists a few generations ago.
Speaker 2: You know who is a philologist, right amen. The title
Speaker 2: araya or area.
Speaker 1: Literally means in both the Indian Sanskrit and Old Classic
Speaker 1: language of India, and in the ancient Persian language, the
Speaker 1: exalted or noble one. The araya is the exalted or
Speaker 1: noble one. And it is derived, as I have shown
Speaker 1: from Samar from the Samerian are arah exalt, lofty, shining,
Speaker 1: the shining ones.
Speaker 2: Oh geez, look at that. It's not fucking aliens glory.
Speaker 1: So when they camp something, it's some kind of mystical
Speaker 1: fairy tale, right because they can't give any credit to
Speaker 1: the actual originators of culture. Now it's got to be aliens,
Speaker 1: because if it was high tech, high society certainly couldn't
Speaker 1: be a slowly shitthole humans, right, well, you can't be
Speaker 1: under the direction of these pieces of shit that overcame
Speaker 1: the world. But definitely, when we had the aryans, the
Speaker 1: exalted or noble ones at the helm, which is also
Speaker 1: disclosed as the remote Sumerian rut of our modern word aristocrat. Hey, look,
Speaker 1: if you're aristocrat, you're an arian. T like that or
Speaker 1: noblest or most excellent governor, derived through the Greek a
Speaker 1: word which well defines the older ethnic meaning of the
Speaker 1: word Aryan. For the civilizers of the old world are
Speaker 1: now disclosed to have been more or less exclusively of
Speaker 1: this Aryan stock, which was essentially an aristocracy of master men.
Speaker 1: Be proud of who you are, the ruling race who
Speaker 1: established civilization, who civilized the Aborigines by their enlightened rule
Speaker 1: and science and kindness, which their trust is what was
Speaker 1: their downfall? But you know, for me, twenty times, shame
Speaker 1: on them, right, because at least you're still being noble.
Speaker 1: And that's about how many times probably that they've been
Speaker 1: routed out of their homeland and destroyed and eaten from
Speaker 1: within by these parasites. Just as in the Greek Classic
Speaker 1: period of Europe, Greek civilization reached its zenith under the
Speaker 1: military aristocracy of this same Aryan race. You have ancient Greece.
Speaker 1: You have Aarians to think for that, and weakened and
Speaker 1: became practically extinct with the weakening and practical extinction of
Speaker 1: this Aryan racial element from the population. There we know
Speaker 1: what happened to all these empires. They were semitified, if
Speaker 1: that's a word. Indeed, the later Samerians, and I'm talking
Speaker 1: about specific chosen right, and before that, before they called
Speaker 1: themselves that, especially in Hellenistic in Hellenistic Greece, where we
Speaker 1: learned that they were first taught Greek and had a
Speaker 1: Greek education, in Greek culture and Greek language. These people
Speaker 1: went ahead and wrote that Torah false history, stealing all
Speaker 1: of the accomplishments and assuming the identity of the Arians
Speaker 1: that were before them, the Arians that made up the
Speaker 1: culture that actually just taught them something kept them from
Speaker 1: being mostly illiterate bandits, merchants and thieves, cutthroats, treacherous, child traffickers,
Speaker 1: human sacrificers. Try to domesticate them and give them the
Speaker 1: honor of being brought in into their culture and educated
Speaker 1: and given access to the called the gymnasium right and
Speaker 1: the vast libraries at Alexandria.
Speaker 2: So what did they do.
Speaker 1: They concocted a history utilizing all those resources that were
Speaker 1: burned later. And here's the other thing too, They needed
Speaker 1: people to Obviously, when things were getting old, partsment was
Speaker 1: getting old, things were deteriorating, they had to have people
Speaker 1: who would be copying right, copying and preserving the information
Speaker 1: in those scrolls or whatnot, that there'd be a newer
Speaker 1: copy when the other ones were starting to deteriorate.
Speaker 2: Where do you think they got their ideas? And who
Speaker 2: do you think was in there doing that? H Where
Speaker 2: was i? Abner is by the enlightened rule of science,
Speaker 2: Just as.
Speaker 1: A Greek Classic period of Europe, Greek civilization reached its
Speaker 1: sceness under the military aristocracy of the same Arian race
Speaker 1: and weakened that became practically extinct with the weakening and
Speaker 1: practical extinction of this Aryan racial element from the population there.
Speaker 2: Indeed, the later Samerians do.
Speaker 1: Appear also to have used this title in a racial
Speaker 1: sense in the aspirated form of Harah instead of area
Speaker 1: and right, which is defined in the dilingual Assyrian glossaries
Speaker 1: as the host of the nation or people. Host is
Speaker 1: an interesting parasite relationship this title or araya, because remember
Speaker 1: the Assyrians Semitic, they called them the host of the
Speaker 1: nation or people, and they're the parents like okay. Anyway,
Speaker 1: this title Aria or Ariyan is found as a designation
Speaker 1: of rulers or masters to run throughout the whole family
Speaker 1: of the Aryan languages, including the Egyptian, including the Egyptian,
Speaker 1: presumably because the early rulers and masters were of this race.
Speaker 1: Thus it is an aspirated form of Era hera her
Speaker 1: yord or master. Maybe that's the lord, but whatever of
Speaker 1: the Goths, Scandinavians, Germans and Anglo Saxons, the the aree
Speaker 1: or chieftain of the Irish, Scots and Gaels, and so on.
Speaker 1: It is the arios haw Arios or hare of the
Speaker 1: Medes and the Arayah and area of the ancient Persians
Speaker 1: in a similar exalted and racial sense. And it is
Speaker 1: thus proudly used by Darius the Great on his tomb,
Speaker 1: where he calls himself an Aria of Aryan descent, and
Speaker 1: Xerxes called himself a Hari. The early seagoing branch of
Speaker 1: the Samerians, the Moorites or Emirites who have left, who
Speaker 1: have left many prehistoric inscriptions in the British Isles, whilst
Speaker 1: calling themselves Murrh, Goot or Goth and cod forms of Khati,
Speaker 1: Khati or Hittite, also called themselves Ari, which now appears
Speaker 1: to be the dialectic form of this title Aryan. This
Speaker 1: next one of those Samarian origins of Britain's Anglo Saxons, Himri, Irish,
Speaker 1: scott Scandinavians, early Germanists, the Goths and their civilization, language
Speaker 1: and writing, Ancient Britons of Samerian origin, Goths with approximate
Speaker 1: day for the Samerian mining and colonizing operations of parts
Speaker 1: of the British Isles by several immigrations from the Sargonic
Speaker 1: period of about twenty seven hundred BC onwards. The evidence
Speaker 1: includes a few linear Samerian inscriptions, the first decipherment of
Speaker 1: the Samerian sacred cup mark, inscriptions on the prehistoric monuments
Speaker 1: in the British Isles with their Sumerian symbolism, including votive
Speaker 1: inscriptions to the Samerian sun angel Tasia, who I show
Speaker 1: was identical, a name, representation and functions with the well
Speaker 1: known Tasio figured and inscribed on the pre Roman coins
Speaker 1: of the Kati kings of ancient Britain, and the decipherment
Speaker 1: of a bilingual inscription of the Brito Phoenician king of
Speaker 1: the fourth century BC. The identity also of the religion
Speaker 1: and leading folklore of the ancient Britains and Gos with
Speaker 1: that of the Samerians was demonstrated in particular, it was
Speaker 1: shown that the patron Saint Saint George, Saint Andrew and
Speaker 1: the Tutelary Uh and the Tutelary Britannia, as well as
Speaker 1: Saint Michael, King Arthur and his Grail legend and the
Speaker 1: thor Odin legend of the Britons and Scandinavians were of
Speaker 1: Sumerian origin Sumerian origin, all of which is now confirmed
Speaker 1: in the present work, which discloses the human originals of
Speaker 1: these saints and heroes as historical Samarian kings of fixed
Speaker 1: dates with an existing contemporary inscribed monument. So they even
Speaker 1: lifted the archangel Michael idea from real people who were
Speaker 1: then deified over time of these arians a simulation in
Speaker 1: personation co opting so that they can erase your true identity.
Speaker 1: And now look at these amazing people who've given us
Speaker 1: all this stuff bullshit, bullshit. The ancient Greeks, Etruscans and
Speaker 1: Patrician Romans and their civilization, language, writing, and religion of
Speaker 1: Samaran origin. I guess, Rebecca, so doc Lock or we
Speaker 1: got a package. The Samerian origin of the ancient Greeks,
Speaker 1: Etruscans and Patrician Romans and their civilization with its language, writing,
Speaker 1: and religion was also evidenced on the Samerian origin of
Speaker 1: Greek art. See the instances incidentally demonstrated in Fig. Six
Speaker 1: and seven and play well yeah, get it on the
Speaker 1: Hitto Samerian origin of the crested helmet.
Speaker 2: Of the Greek song I Didn't want to burn on you,
Speaker 2: and of the Grecian representation of the god Bachus.
Speaker 1: Now here's where I'm like, Wow, I have to rethink everything,
Speaker 1: because we get the later forms of everything, and that's
Speaker 1: how it's recorded, you know, the Bacchic frenzy, the Dionesian practices,
Speaker 1: all this weird shit, right, weird evil shit. But it's
Speaker 1: because it's the corruption of something that didn't start out
Speaker 1: that way. And I even see this with Ball, Like
Speaker 1: I talk about this in my book. It wasn't the
Speaker 1: stories in.
Speaker 2: Y Grit that were It wasn't the stories in Ygrit
Speaker 2: that were the problem.
Speaker 1: It was what they did with the worshiping practices, the
Speaker 1: priest craft that came in and sort of manipulating mankind
Speaker 1: with this sick ritual, these sick rituals of child sacrifice.
Speaker 1: But that's not part of what you read on the
Speaker 1: yugurrit a text. Ball seems to be a pretty noble dude.
Speaker 1: It does go through his twelve labors, just like Hercules,
Speaker 1: just like Samson in the sense and uh yeah, you
Speaker 1: don't really see any of the of the of the
Speaker 1: weird shit.
Speaker 2: Excuse my language.
Speaker 1: So cross helmet of the Greeks and Grecian representatives of
Speaker 1: the god Bacchus or Dionysus, so Samarian origin, the crust,
Speaker 1: the helmet of the Greeks. You got that in the
Speaker 1: shorter form at or Haati or Kati as the Briton
Speaker 1: coins was seen to be probably the source of the Greek.
Speaker 2: Uh, it's hard to read.
Speaker 1: I think it's at k and Atij or Attica, wherein
Speaker 1: the effis the effix represents the Sumerian key or he
Speaker 1: or Ghee land, Trojans, Ionians and Cretan Cretans and their
Speaker 1: civilization in the language, writing and relation of Samerian origin.
Speaker 1: So we're tying the Trojans and the cret Cretans into
Speaker 1: Samarian religion and writing. The Trojans and Ionians and their
Speaker 1: civilization were demonstrated to be of Sumerian origin and considerable detail.
Speaker 1: The Samearian linear and cup mark. Inscriptions of the on
Speaker 1: the Trojan amulets were deciphered for the first time and
Speaker 1: disclosed the same religion with the same invocations and symbols
Speaker 1: of the same deities as on the grave amulets of
Speaker 1: Sumerian of the Sumerian and on the Indo Samarian seals,
Speaker 1: and as on kind of dark, Oh, There's a long head,
Speaker 1: and as on the prehistoric monuments in Ancient Britain. The
Speaker 1: ancient Trojans physically were of the Aryan or Nordic or
Speaker 1: Sumerian type of as evidenced by their skulls and skeletons,
Speaker 1: and historical and other evidence was cited confirming the authenticity
Speaker 1: of the Ancient Britain traditional chronicles of Geoffrey or Jeffrey
Speaker 1: that Britain was first systematically colonized by King Brutus the
Speaker 1: Trojan and his tribe about eleven three BC. The Ionians
Speaker 1: of the same area in western Asian Minor, who had
Speaker 1: previously been identified as Indianists with the Javin branch of
Speaker 1: the Arians in the Indian Epics and chronicles, had that
Speaker 1: identity further confirmed, and evidence was adduced for the Samerian
Speaker 1: origin of Minos. The Cretan and his civilization, the real date,
Speaker 1: which is now fully confirmed and established in the present work.
Speaker 1: And the other thing too is that they have a
Speaker 1: shallow history too. So we're talking about three three hundred
Speaker 1: for the dating. And what they do is they kind
Speaker 1: of sneak and skip over the era and time period
Speaker 1: of when the Samarians were Arians, when the Babylonians were Aryans,
Speaker 1: when the Egyptians were Aryans, when.
Speaker 2: And they kind of and they like ah vague explanation
Speaker 2: of that time.
Speaker 1: Then boom everything Semitic, right, the so called heth hit
Speaker 1: or Hittites of the Hebrew Old Testament, the great civilized,
Speaker 1: civilized pre Israelite people of Jerusalem and Palestine, who called
Speaker 1: themselves and were called by the Badabolonians Hati or Hati,
Speaker 1: and by the ancient Egyptians the great Hata or Hitta,
Speaker 1: who were the white Samaria, the white Syrians, who were
Speaker 1: the white Syrians of Strabo, and of whom the Hati kings,
Speaker 1: and they're ruling tribe of Britain's in ancient Britain, I
Speaker 1: showed were a branch the we're the same, I say, were.
Speaker 2: They were there? All right?
Speaker 1: Goddamn it, we're the immemorial civilized rulers of Palestine.
Speaker 2: So let me say that again.
Speaker 1: These Hittites, who are Arian at least began that way,
Speaker 1: showed where a branch were the immemorial civilized rulers of Palestine,
Speaker 1: white people with their sacred city at Jerusalem at Samerian
Speaker 1: and non Semitic name Syria, Phoenicia and Asia Minor, and
Speaker 1: were fully identified by me as the residual stock of.
Speaker 2: The early Arians of Samerians.
Speaker 1: Their old imperial Hittite capital at uh Petrateria or whatever
Speaker 1: Terias in the heart of Cappadocia cemp is now disclosed
Speaker 1: in the present work as a pre Mesopotamian capital of
Speaker 1: the Samerians. Their monuments and numerous artists and delicately engraved
Speaker 1: seals disclosed them as of a fine Aryan type, and
Speaker 1: they usually wore the Gothic dress with the conical Phrygian cap,
Speaker 1: which was often adorned with horns like that worn by
Speaker 1: the ancient Britain's Europeans goth in eng of Sacans and
Speaker 1: once again a giveaway the horns thing that they carried
Speaker 1: on to signify and identify and in that time period,
Speaker 1: I guess they must have had to do that because
Speaker 1: that's what people would recognize as an authority. They adopted
Speaker 1: into their retelling of history with the horns, and now
Speaker 1: you know what that represents and what it means, and
Speaker 1: it's dead giveaway as to who they really are. The
Speaker 1: Phrygian cap which was often adorned with horns, the horns
Speaker 1: ancient and the current statement by anthropologists, the one mechanically
Speaker 1: repeating the other that the Hittites were Arminoids, that is,
Speaker 1: a Semitic people of the Armenian type with round heads
Speaker 1: and low receding brows, was shown Where's My Mouse to
Speaker 1: be purely fictitious and grossly misleading, and merely based on
Speaker 1: a false impression gained from a few rude Hittite rock
Speaker 1: carvings and from some of the conventional drawings by the
Speaker 1: Egyptian artists of rather vainglorious Ramsey's the second depicting disparagingly
Speaker 1: his conquest of the Hittites, wherein Ramses himself significantly is
Speaker 1: also sometimes figured with a receding brow. These writers entirely
Speaker 1: disregard the much more important and patent facts that in
Speaker 1: the numerous fine Hittite sculptures, as well as the finer
Speaker 1: rock carvings come on, it's chonical. This feature is wholly absent,
Speaker 1: and that even in the Egyptian drawing on the same monument,
Speaker 1: the Hittites are also represented without receding brows and of
Speaker 1: finer and of fine Aryan type. The monuments of the
Speaker 1: Hittites themselves naturally furnish much more authentic evidence of the
Speaker 1: hit type physical type than those of their rivals and enemies,
Speaker 1: the later Egyptians. Let me say that again, the monuments
Speaker 1: of the Hittites themselves naturally furnish much more authentic evidence
Speaker 1: of the Hittite physical type than those of their rivals
Speaker 1: and enemies, the later Egyptians. Later the later Egyptians, the
Speaker 1: numerous fine Hittite sculptures uniformly represent these people of good
Speaker 1: Nordic or Aryan type, as for example, Plate three pictures
Speaker 1: soldiers about two thousand BC, and in much more realistic
Speaker 1: and artistic style than the Egyptian much more realistic and
Speaker 1: artistic style than the Egyptian. Below this Hittite sculpture, I
Speaker 1: have placed for comparison a photograph of a modern Kurd
Speaker 1: from the eastern hit type area as an Asia minor
Speaker 1: as a herds are disclosed in these pages to be
Speaker 1: remnants of the old imperial Hittite ruling race, and they
Speaker 1: still speak in Aryan language and are of good Aryan
Speaker 1: physical type, fair in complexion, and mostly with blue eyes
Speaker 1: and yellow hair. And the numerous Hittite sacred seals uniformly
Speaker 1: picture the Hittites of good Aryan type and wearing Aryan dress,
Speaker 1: and often with horns on their caps, like the Anglo
Speaker 1: Saxons and ancient Britains. Incidentally, those portraits of Hittite warriors
Speaker 1: in Plate three disclosed the Hittite or Northern Samerian origin
Speaker 1: of the crested war helmets of the ancient Greeks. The
Speaker 1: Hittite language also has written in their caneiform tablets. Their
Speaker 1: old hieroglyphic writing, not having yet been deciphered by a Syriologists,
Speaker 1: is found by Professor Rosney to be radically Aryan, though
Speaker 1: incorporating many alien words, as indeed was to be expected
Speaker 1: in the language of a great imperial people, whose archives
Speaker 1: in their old capital cities contain also many official documents
Speaker 1: written in the foreign languages of their tributaries and their
Speaker 1: law codes earlier than the Babylonian. Their law codes earlier
Speaker 1: than the Babylonian from which later from much lighter than
Speaker 1: mosaic code was derived. Huh, g wow, g oh, that's inconvenient.
Speaker 1: It didn't come from God with some stablets no ah
Speaker 1: yahweh didn't know what the fuck is thought?
Speaker 2: Oh darn.
Speaker 1: Was derived and substantially identical with the Samarians, which were
Speaker 1: essentially Aryan. You you know who Moises was talking about
Speaker 1: talking to up on that mound. He was talking to
Speaker 1: a freakin' Aarian. That's right, that's metaphor. But you get
Speaker 1: the point here. Then, wasn't divinely inspired?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: It was actually because the divine people were the ones
Speaker 1: that are discussing right now in religion. Also, it was
Speaker 1: demonstrated that the Hittites were Sun worshippers of the Samerian
Speaker 1: or Aryan type and terminology and symbolism of that cult.
Speaker 1: You know, when you take the away the special people
Speaker 1: get to talk to God aspect of this, then you
Speaker 1: look at how they actually behave and how vicious and
Speaker 1: evil they are to children and human life, and you know,
Speaker 1: in general kind of kind of loses that that the
Speaker 1: ether starts to rub off, that, doesn't it, And you say, oh,
Speaker 1: my God. These people lie about fucking everything, and they've
Speaker 1: turned me against myself. Even in their later period, when
Speaker 1: they formed a pantheon of the local patron saints or
Speaker 1: godlings of their provincial states, the Sun continued to be
Speaker 1: the first invoked, and in their treaty with ramses A
Speaker 1: second of Egypt, who is usually regarded as the pharaoh
Speaker 1: of oppression of the Israelites in Egypt, and significantly their
Speaker 1: next highly highest divinity, tash of the plow, tash Up
Speaker 1: was demonstrated to be the solar archangel Tutelary and corn
Speaker 1: spirit Tasia or Tasha of the Samerians, so freely represented
Speaker 1: as I showed on early Sumerian seals and monuments, and
Speaker 1: proved to be identical with the Tasio of the ancient
Speaker 1: Britain monuments and of the Kati or Hati pre Roman
Speaker 1: Britain coins, on which the latter he is represented in
Speaker 1: practically the same form and with the same ears of corn,
Speaker 1: as in the Hittite sculptures and seals, and in the
Speaker 1: Samaran seals and in Phoenician coins. It was also shown
Speaker 1: that he was the deified second Aryan or Samerian king
Speaker 1: who developed agriculture and invented the plow, so real person
Speaker 1: deified later and born in Sameri in the title of Bacchus.
Speaker 1: So now we know where Bacchus comes from and why
Speaker 1: there are there are grain gods and all these these
Speaker 1: fertility things, and god of the wheats and.
Speaker 2: All that stuff.
Speaker 1: Right with the epithets or epithets of lord of plants
Speaker 1: and liberator of the wine of life. And he was
Speaker 1: disclosed as the human historical original of the later Aryan
Speaker 1: god Bacchus of the Greeks and Romans and name representation
Speaker 1: and function. So bassardize over time, clean roots, bashardization over time,
Speaker 1: all right, Hitto Samerian origin. Every time they touch something,
Speaker 1: they they make it ugly, right, Hittosamearian origin of Greek
Speaker 1: art with reference to Bacchus and his representation, this early
Speaker 1: Hittype representation of the second Arian or Samir in king.
Speaker 2: Bacchis or Bauj, lord of the agriculture, and just showing
Speaker 2: you the picture real quick.
Speaker 1: So that's the says hittit Arkati, part of the Bacchis,
Speaker 1: the deified second Samaran of the or Aryan king surname
Speaker 1: tash of the plow, real person, not a mythical creature.
Speaker 1: So or Lord of agriculture and mead. Mead is like
Speaker 1: fermented honey right of the Nordic Eeda's and the Basu,
Speaker 1: lord of grain and wealth of the Hindus, the traditional
Speaker 1: Simerian extender of agriculture and wine lord, was shown to
Speaker 1: be of immense historical importance in disclosing the Hitto Samerian
Speaker 1: source of the Greek tradition. Regarding Bacchus or bah Ko says,
Speaker 1: they write it there or Dionysus, not only in his
Speaker 1: name and funk you must be the picture. There you go,
Speaker 1: come on, not only in his name and functions, but
Speaker 1: also of his representation in early Greek are and of
Speaker 1: the identity of the Greek tradition and mythology.
Speaker 2: With the Hitto Samerian.
Speaker 1: This Hittite source of Greek art and mythology is strikingly
Speaker 1: shown by the comparison of figures six and seven, representing
Speaker 1: alongside representatives representatively the forms of this god in the
Speaker 1: early Hittite rock sculptures and in one of the earliest
Speaker 1: Greek drawings of him. It is seen that the Greek
Speaker 1: artists over two thousand years later, Bodily took as the
Speaker 1: model for their self same Greek Greek God, Greek and
Speaker 1: Greek and quotations God, the old conventionalized and ready made
Speaker 1: Hittite picture of him and reproduced it in all its
Speaker 1: essential details.
Speaker 2: They merely modernized his old uncouth.
Speaker 1: And that's in quotatients as well, because remember we're sophisticated
Speaker 1: now that we're Greek Gothic dress of the mountains, to
Speaker 1: adapt it to the fashion in vogue in their warmer
Speaker 1: climate of Helenic Greece. In both he has bearded and
Speaker 1: has long curly hair, and both the grapes are disposed
Speaker 1: for and aft on a vine passing over his left shoulder,
Speaker 1: and both the cornstalk reaches the ground below with its
Speaker 1: ears on the level with his face. The points the
Speaker 1: pointed ornaments on his chaplet and the Greek version are
Speaker 1: presumably modeled on the pointed horns pointed horns decorating his cap.
Speaker 1: So when you see these people with these horns, it's
Speaker 1: not mythology, it's a sign of being hierarchy decorating his cap.
Speaker 1: In the Hittite original, and even the satyr which is
Speaker 1: added by the Greek artist. The little dude with the
Speaker 1: tail right in the in the in the horse legs,
Speaker 1: who's added by the Greek artists, is taken from the
Speaker 1: old stereotypes. Hittite piper. Hey, that's theirs too, look at
Speaker 1: that with the right pan. The flue players hit the
Speaker 1: Hittite piper with double pipes, of which a representation from
Speaker 1: a fragment of Hittite sculpture is placed for comparison. Here
Speaker 1: again we thus have another instance of the Hittite source
Speaker 1: of the Greek art as well as of mythology. And
Speaker 1: the Hittites I showed were Nordic Nordic and an early
Speaker 1: stock of the Samerians. Hit Tites early stock with the
Speaker 1: Samerians Nordic, just as the Greeks themselves were a later
Speaker 1: branch of the same stock. Change everything you think about, right,
Speaker 1: or whatever you're the aret of, you know, surface level
Speaker 1: impressions used to be the sacred symbols of the Hittites, also,
Speaker 1: including the True Cross of the or the sun Cross
Speaker 1: or the Red Cross of Saint George or of Cappadocia
Speaker 1: and England, and the Saint Andrew's Cross are identical with
Speaker 1: those sun crosses of the Samerians, Trojans, and ancient Britons
Speaker 1: as displayed in my comparative plates of these crosses, and
Speaker 1: Saint George and the Dragon and Saint Michael are represented
Speaker 1: represented on their early seals. How did that happen pre
Speaker 1: Christian pre whatever, blah blah blah. How was there a
Speaker 1: Saint Michael already? How was there a Saint George?
Speaker 2: How is there?
Speaker 1: And their grave amulets bear the sacred cup mark script
Speaker 1: with invocations to the same divinities as the Samerians, Trojans,
Speaker 1: and ancient Britons, the morts or Amorites, the Maru, the
Speaker 1: Maru and by the way, remember all the people that
Speaker 1: were supposed to, you know, hate because the Bible says
Speaker 1: there should be that, you know, taken out and blah
Speaker 1: blah blah. Yeah, they superimposed their crimes and discussing behavior
Speaker 1: on the people that they wanted everyone else to hate
Speaker 1: so that they could get us.
Speaker 2: All spun around backward right.
Speaker 1: The Maoris, Ramurtes, the Muru, and the Maruta of the
Speaker 1: Samerian were shown to be the early seagoing branch of
Speaker 1: the Samerians and identical with the early Phoenician Mariner and merchant,
Speaker 1: colonist branch of the latter Phoenicians and their civilization, language, writing,
Speaker 1: and religion of Samerian or Aryan origin. We're at page
Speaker 1: eighty one right now, eighty two Phoenicians of Aryan origin.
Speaker 1: No I missed something there, all right? With the Phoenicians,
Speaker 1: we reach a paradox. According to current modern opinion, the
Speaker 1: Phoenicians are universally believed to be Semites, that is, children
Speaker 1: of Shim Shem being the traditional ancestor of the Hebrews,
Speaker 1: though incongruous, incongruously made by them, the Uteran brother of
Speaker 1: Jafet or Hafet the Aryan. So how they do that
Speaker 1: in their impossible scheme of the origin of the different
Speaker 1: races of mankind from one immediate common father killed by
Speaker 1: their having killed off all other human beings by their
Speaker 1: flood myth, Yeah, you missed a few, You missed a few,
Speaker 1: and then they came back and gave everybody culture again.
Speaker 1: And this supposed Shemite racial origin of the Phoenicians, of
Speaker 1: the Phoenician is nevertheless believed, notwithstanding the stultifying fact that
Speaker 1: the real Semites, the Hebrews who ought to know best
Speaker 1: who were Semites, and who were not definitely state in
Speaker 1: their Old Testament that the Phoenicians therein called Canon Sa'adan
Speaker 1: Sidon were not the children of Shem at all, but
Speaker 1: were children of Hamm, that is, of Egypt, the old
Speaker 1: name for which was ham or com and in which
Speaker 1: land we shall see in the present work was the
Speaker 1: chief settlement of the early Phoenicians on their advent to
Speaker 1: the Mediterranean from the Persian Gulf. Despite this positive testimony
Speaker 1: of the Semites themselves against the Phoenician being Semites, modern
Speaker 1: writers nevertheless arbitrarily call them such, and point to the
Speaker 1: inscriptions of the later Phoenicians, the later Phoenicians of Phoenicia
Speaker 1: and Carthage from about the ninth century BC onward, as
Speaker 1: being written in Semitic dialect and inscribed because they took
Speaker 1: over again, they wrote, they erode what's there until they're
Speaker 1: the only thing that's left, and then that falls apart
Speaker 1: because they're not meant to lead themselves, because they're parasites.
Speaker 2: They need something to suck off of, and they move
Speaker 2: on to the next host.
Speaker 4: But they.
Speaker 1: Co opt, they impersonate, and and they allow the historians,
Speaker 1: and they direct the historians a full lot of influence
Speaker 1: there to merge Phoenician to Phoenician and as if it's
Speaker 1: the same thing, and there that is what Unfortunately, you know,
Speaker 1: I think Phoenician. I think bad all the time because
Speaker 1: of that, and I have for a long time like, well,
Speaker 1: these people were child sacrificing psychopaths, right. Nope, Nope, nope,
Speaker 1: not the early ones. Takes a while to let it
Speaker 1: all sink in, but it's like when you see this deception,
Speaker 1: as deep into as dark as it is, it's it's
Speaker 1: quite It puts everything in perspective. It makes things make
Speaker 1: a lot more sense. It's like, no, the history of
Speaker 1: man isn't evil and disgusting, just like the or Linda
Speaker 1: book showed.
Speaker 2: No, there was nobility. It was just co opted in
Speaker 2: a race from history.
Speaker 1: So you think that this is all that there is,
Speaker 1: and then you self hate and you sit down for
Speaker 1: punishment because God is going to fix everything, because you
Speaker 1: are pieces of shit and nothing else is going to
Speaker 1: save you except for this thing that they made up.
Speaker 1: And by god, there's there's We're just horrible human condition,
Speaker 1: rotten individuals who should suffer in hell. Right and let
Speaker 1: let the let the Jews lead the way, because they're
Speaker 1: the chosen ones and maybe we'll be saved. Fuck that,
Speaker 1: despite the positive testimony to the Semis themselves against the
Speaker 1: physicians being Semites, modern Raberry so that Phoenicians, Phoenicia and
Speaker 1: Carthage from about the ninth century BC onwards is being
Speaker 1: written a Semitic dialect and.
Speaker 2: Inscribed in the reversed or retrograde direction.
Speaker 1: They even reverse the lettering because they're all about everything
Speaker 1: from right to left with reverse letters as adopted by
Speaker 1: the Semitic tribes. The Semites even wrote even though they
Speaker 1: have no freaking language or culture of their own, when
Speaker 1: they're writing that which was handed to them, so that
Speaker 1: they acted like they had their own culture, they would
Speaker 1: invert everything. They invert the letters when they wrote it.
Speaker 1: But mere retrograde writing with reversal of letters does not
Speaker 1: imply that it was written by Semites. And then here
Speaker 1: you go, because that there's a chart on the the
Speaker 1: Aryan origins of the the Cythionarian origins of the of
Speaker 1: the alphabet, where apparently, depending on what region they were in,
Speaker 1: they would also do this. I'm just I would just
Speaker 1: kind of put throwing a little shot there at the
Speaker 1: Semites for how they invert everything else.
Speaker 2: But it's not necessarily a negative thing.
Speaker 1: The early Samerians regularly wrote in the reverse direction and
Speaker 1: their ceilings. So the early Sumerians regularly wrote in the
Speaker 1: reverse direction in their ceilings. Some of the Greek writing
Speaker 1: in the sixth century BC and earlier is in the
Speaker 1: retrograde direction with the reverse letters, and sometimes lines run
Speaker 1: alternatively alternately left and right in the ox flow furrow.
Speaker 2: So this is kind of interesting.
Speaker 1: They'd write left to right and then the next line
Speaker 1: and be right to left and then left to right,
Speaker 1: like right. That's not what they're saying here, But that's
Speaker 1: just something else that I remember reading about in the
Speaker 1: in the previous book. Some of the Greek writing of
Speaker 1: the sixth century be senior leader direction of the ox
Speaker 1: plow furrow fashion, as with the Hittit hieroglyphic writing, and
Speaker 1: the great Indo Aryan emperor Ahsoka in the third century
Speaker 1: BC wrote his edicts in the reverse direction with the
Speaker 1: reverse letters in those provinses of his mighty empire were
Speaker 1: the majority of the population were Semites and accustomed to
Speaker 1: retrograde reversed writing, so he wrote it so that they
Speaker 1: could read it. They Yet no one has ever on
Speaker 1: this account called the Greeks and Osaka Semites, right, and
Speaker 1: we shall find in the present work of that Sargon
Speaker 1: the Great and his dynasty, whose Aryan race is completely
Speaker 1: So let me just go back and make this point again.
Speaker 1: When we're talking about the Aryan emperor Osaka in the
Speaker 1: third century BC, wrote his edicts in the reverse direction.
Speaker 2: So he's laying down the law the edicts.
Speaker 1: We wrote it in the style that the Semites were
Speaker 1: accustomed to because they were laws to keep them in order,
Speaker 1: because they were the subjugated ones, right, they were they
Speaker 1: needed a little bit of guidance. Let's just say that way,
Speaker 1: because the population was accustomed to retrograde reversed writing. But
Speaker 1: so they're saying it doesn't mean that they're written by
Speaker 1: the Semites, but it's how they did write it. They
Speaker 1: wrote everything that they did backward, wrote everything that the
Speaker 1: Arians wrote backward. Yeah, no longer said bad guy. So
Speaker 1: finding the I just want to make sure that that
Speaker 1: was clear. Find in the present work that Sagon agree
Speaker 1: and his dynasty, whose Aryan race is completely established. Herein
Speaker 1: whilst writing their official documents in Mesopotamia in the non
Speaker 1: retrograde direction and with non reverse signs write most of
Speaker 1: their documents in Egypt, where the bulk of their subjects
Speaker 1: were Semites, in the retrograde direction with reverse signs. So
Speaker 1: they're telling you again that when they're having to write
Speaker 1: a decree, they have to write it in a way
Speaker 1: that the people that they're expecting to follow the decree.
Speaker 2: Can read it.
Speaker 1: So the Semites are fucking reversing everything from the get go. Similarly,
Speaker 1: the Greco Roman overlords of Egypt wrote their edicts there
Speaker 1: in Egypt in Egyptian, in reversed writing. And as to
Speaker 1: the so called Semitic Phoenician alphabet of these later Mediterrans,
Speaker 1: remember they claimed the alphabet. Remember these guys think tell
Speaker 1: you that they gave you everything. They gave you everything
Speaker 1: in the world. I write about that in my book
Speaker 1: The Superman Moses talks. You know, he gave everybody everything,
Speaker 1: gave everybody culture, that guy. That's why they had to
Speaker 1: back datum so that they could claim all the accomplishments
Speaker 1: of mankind for themselves by their super Moses that didn't
Speaker 1: even exist. And as to the so called Semitic Phoenician
Speaker 1: alphabet of these later Mediterranean Phoenicians, I have demonstrated that
Speaker 1: this alphabet was derived from the non Semitic Sumerian signs
Speaker 1: for those alphabetic letters. That's the other problem naming these
Speaker 1: things the same thing is that you then are able
Speaker 1: to assume the accomplishments of the prior just because you
Speaker 1: happen to be in the same area. Moreover, I showed
Speaker 1: that the relatively few words of these leader Semitic Phoenicians
Speaker 1: of the Mediterranean basin which are known to us are
Speaker 1: radically Samarian, that is, Aryan, though written generally in the
Speaker 1: Semitized idiom, that some of these Mediterranean Phoenicians were an
Speaker 1: Aryan non reverse style and in the Aryan language. Maybe
Speaker 1: those were the ones I'd like to assimilate and that
Speaker 1: were actually not bad dudes, perhaps, But it's really important. See,
Speaker 1: when you think Samerian, you also think Semi And that's
Speaker 1: the problem because once you realize that they had an
Speaker 1: Aryan roote, then again you have to ask yourself, okay, well,
Speaker 1: what accomplishments were attributed to who? And that's again that's
Speaker 1: another thing. People don't even won't even question that because
Speaker 1: they never thought of that as being a particular potential,
Speaker 1: like were there's arian Aryans were the first founders of
Speaker 1: Samarian and Babylonian and really yeah, well okay, well then
Speaker 1: why did I say, Well, because they came later, after
Speaker 1: they eroded the walls and got their own people in
Speaker 1: there all right through written to around some days even
Speaker 1: that some of these Mediterranean Phoenicians wrote an Aryan non
Speaker 1: reversed style, and in the Aryan language, and that the
Speaker 1: Phoenician religion and civilization were essentially Samearan or Aryan and
Speaker 1: nah Unseemitic. And it is a matter of common observation
Speaker 1: that no Semitic nation, ancient or modern, has ever known
Speaker 1: as a great has ever been known as a great
Speaker 1: seafaring people, once again separating them from the Phoenicians that
Speaker 1: people talk about. The Phoenicians are seafarers, semic that know,
Speaker 1: not the same Venicians, my friend, not the same Phoenicians,
Speaker 1: the seafarers that brought culture everywhere. Those those were Rian.
Speaker 1: Besides Herotodus, which comes up a lot, Heroticism man, besides Herotidus,
Speaker 1: especially reck besides Herodotus especially records that while the residents
Speaker 1: in Phoenicia, that is, the Semites who formed the bulk
Speaker 1: of the population there, practiced circumcision. On the contrary, the
Speaker 1: Phoenician mariners, that is, the real Phoenicians who traded with Greece.
Speaker 1: The chief mart of the Phoenicians mart shop marketplace of
Speaker 1: the for the Phoenicians of Tire and Sidon were uncircumcised.
Speaker 1: Who the fuck would do that anyway? A mental patient, Hey,
Speaker 1: God says, give us your piece of skin that he forget.
Speaker 1: He forgot, he didn't want you to have. And the
Speaker 1: monuments and coins of these Mediterranean Phoenicians showed them to
Speaker 1: be of fine Aryan physical type and non Semitic as
Speaker 1: seen as accompanying illustrations. As seen in accompanying illustrations, so
Speaker 1: the body missing coins of the Mediterranean Phoenicians showed them
Speaker 1: to be of fine Arian physical type and non Semitic
Speaker 1: as seen in the accompanying illustrations. It is thus evidenced
Speaker 1: that even the later Phoenicians of the Mediterranean Basin, who
Speaker 1: are regarded by modern European writers as the typical Phoenicians,
Speaker 1: were not traditionally Semites at all, but were class but
Speaker 1: were classed by the real Semites as non Semites, that
Speaker 1: their civilization and religion was Aryan, not Semitic. That the
Speaker 1: so called Semitic Phoenician letters were derived from Sumerian or
Speaker 1: early Aryan writing that some of these Mediterranean later Phoenicians
Speaker 1: wrote in the Aryan language and a non reversed writing
Speaker 1: that their seafaring instincts and achievements were non Semitic, that
Speaker 1: they were uncircumcised, and that they were of fine Aryan
Speaker 1: or Nordic racial physical type. Bam, And we're at ten
Speaker 1: thirty three thirty five, page eighty four. The first Phoenetian
Speaker 1: dynasty in Persian Gulf about thirty one hundred BC, of
Speaker 1: Aryan origin. We will start there on Thursday, because tomorrow
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