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Speaker 6: Hello, and welcome to the show. This is the Cult
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Speaker 7: And my name's Jonathan.
Speaker 6: I'm Jacob and today we bring back the cosmic Peach. Julia.
Speaker 7: Welcome back to the show.
Speaker 5: Dude. Hi, I am really excited. Well, actually we were
Speaker 5: gonna do the wrap up show today, but I have
Speaker 5: a little surprise for you guys. H So, yeah, I'm excited.
Speaker 5: Thanks for having me back.
Speaker 7: Yeah cool.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure how the nineties series went down, but
Speaker 5: that was actually one of my favorite series I did
Speaker 5: for you guys. It was a lot of nostalgia and fun,
Speaker 5: so I hope it went over well.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah.
Speaker 6: We get a lot of positive feedback from the good
Speaker 6: cult members out there from all of the shows that
Speaker 6: we have like Josh Monday, you Strange Brew, Deplorable Janet.
Speaker 6: Now the meta mysteries is coming on there, Cajuan Knight,
Speaker 6: Like it's it's you know, forming in to be like
Speaker 6: a formidable force. And you know, whenever you get so
Speaker 6: many different perspectives, and that's kind of like our goal
Speaker 6: was to just turn into a channel. You know, like
Speaker 6: if you turn on the Disney Channel, you're not only
Speaker 6: watching Molana all the time. Like it's all these different movies.
Speaker 6: It's all these different shows and everything. And that's really
Speaker 6: what we wanted to turn it into. And so we
Speaker 6: love all the different perspectives, all the different talking points,
Speaker 6: and yeah, just trying to be a catch all for
Speaker 6: everybody that is questioning reality a little bit.
Speaker 2: And you bring your own flair to a one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: I mean, there are so many people in the conspiracy
Speaker 3: realm that also get into murder mysteries, serial killers, cold
Speaker 3: case files, the unanswered questions that are very popular in
Speaker 3: today's world, and that is something that you just naturally
Speaker 3: gravitate towards. So you know, we absolutely appreciate your brand
Speaker 3: that you bring to this cult.
Speaker 5: You know, well, thank you, And I love doing this
Speaker 5: show once a week and I love coming up with
Speaker 5: like ideas for the new series. But I do like
Speaker 5: kicking it old school with you guys every now and again.
Speaker 5: You remember, before it was cultex cosmic, I would just
Speaker 5: come on and like do a random presentation for you guys,
Speaker 5: like in the good old days. So I kind of
Speaker 5: wanted to do that today, just to have fun and
Speaker 5: talk about something different.
Speaker 7: Let's get weird.
Speaker 5: Actually, yeah, we are going to get weird. And before
Speaker 5: I even start this, I have to say so I
Speaker 5: don't get shredded in the comments section or something like that.
Speaker 5: This is like for fun. Obviously, this is theories. This
Speaker 5: is conspiracy theories. Right. I'm not saying this is one
Speaker 5: hundred percent fact or anything. But I've been calling this
Speaker 5: presentation the resurrection presentation because I've been looking into like
Speaker 5: all these different mythologies and stuff, and a lot of
Speaker 5: them and some of them are not even mythology. It's
Speaker 5: just like stuff that's like in the Egyptian Book of
Speaker 5: the Dead and stuff like that. They all mention and
Speaker 5: this idea of like the undead, right, zombies, vampires or
Speaker 5: like the like something similar, because those are words that
Speaker 5: we came up with, vampire and zombie, but the mention
Speaker 5: of like a dead person being resurrected and like either
Speaker 5: a demon's spirit is in their body or something like that.
Speaker 5: It was a super real phenomenon for the longest and
Speaker 5: every culture across the world talks about it.
Speaker 2: Okay, So I just found.
Speaker 5: That kind of interesting, and I went and I looked
Speaker 5: at all these different cultures that talk about basically dead
Speaker 5: people rising up out of the grave. Probably one of
Speaker 5: the most famous ones is in the Bible even twice
Speaker 5: with Lazarus and then Jesus was resurrected. So yeah, I
Speaker 5: just thought it was kind of interesting. And I mean,
Speaker 5: for thousands of years literally, people have been talking about
Speaker 5: like strange, soulless creatures like zombies, vampires, And I don't
Speaker 5: know about you guys, but that's like one of my
Speaker 5: favorite genres of like horror movie is zombie movies and
Speaker 5: vampires like Resident Evil, right or some shit like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it depends, right, because like I am legend,
Speaker 3: for instance, that in the book they were more like
Speaker 3: vampire creatures. In the movie, they were more like zombie creatures.
Speaker 3: And then when we're talking about like zombie movies, which
Speaker 3: I do love, it depends on which style because we
Speaker 3: have the zombie Land style zombies that are at their foy,
Speaker 3: they're able to sprint the you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: all these things. Then we have the other one like
Speaker 3: was it a what's the one where they're like staggering
Speaker 3: in was it a Night of Living Dead? Yeah, and
Speaker 3: they're more staggering and they don't really have muscle definition
Speaker 3: because they're deteriorating corpses, and that also kind of checks out.
Speaker 3: It depends on which style you're looking at and who
Speaker 3: the director and writer is. It really depends on what
Speaker 3: kind of zombie we're dealing with. So I mean, it's
Speaker 3: it's very asking to look into.
Speaker 6: For sure, there's the zombies from Game of Thrones too.
Speaker 2: White Walters. Yeah, absolute, well, I mean.
Speaker 5: In this like twenty eight days Later zombies and like,
Speaker 5: you know, shit like this. But the whole thing is
Speaker 5: there is such a fine line between like vampiism and
Speaker 5: zombieism because they're both like undead, cannibalistic, bloodthirsty, like soulless,
Speaker 5: weird things, and it's so prevalent in pop culture like
Speaker 5: oh they're vampire. Oh they're a zombies like weird, soulless
Speaker 5: bloodsucker thing. And again those are words we came up with,
Speaker 5: but I actually think it's a it's a real like
Speaker 5: the realist shit, you know, because why since almost the
Speaker 5: beginning of time has it been mentioned. And then when
Speaker 5: we look at kind of like the elite class of people,
Speaker 5: you know, like the royal families got some weird thing
Speaker 5: where they're all anemic and they they like need blood
Speaker 5: and shit, and the thought of like actual vampires to
Speaker 5: me could be like the realist shit, but they just
Speaker 5: have different ways of like hiding it.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, the belief that they are absolutely real.
Speaker 6: Joe Biden is straight up you know, Weekend at Bernie's,
Speaker 6: you know that guy.
Speaker 7: He is the most prototypical one.
Speaker 6: And you can even point to like Queen Elizabeth like
Speaker 6: that that whole thing about how she was able to
Speaker 6: live so long she was a fucking walking corpse as well.
Speaker 6: And now maybe it was just because she was so old,
Speaker 6: but it is interesting about how all these elites they
Speaker 6: live well into their nineties. George Soros still kicking. He's
Speaker 6: like ninety eight, bro, Like it almost doesn't even make sense.
Speaker 6: But I mean, are are they zombified or did they
Speaker 6: die and we're brought back to life, or are they
Speaker 6: on some kind of drug that you know, maybe helps
Speaker 6: them survive beyond whatever the capabilities and limits of you know,
Speaker 6: the human body is able to do.
Speaker 2: I know that.
Speaker 6: Like what was it like in the Bible that basically
Speaker 6: God was like, We're gonna limit human life to one
Speaker 6: hundred and twenty years or something like that. So, I mean,
Speaker 6: don't see too many people living into their hundreds. I
Speaker 6: mean until you check out the Doge data, which you
Speaker 6: know you got six hundred year olds over there. Which
Speaker 6: one of those?
Speaker 3: Right? It also depends on like you said, the royals
Speaker 3: right now, I could even understand, uh, the same way,
Speaker 3: Like you have purebred dogs, and when you interbreed dogs
Speaker 3: like that, you have certain genetic defects that become more pronounced.
Speaker 3: The same is true with humans and so having genetic
Speaker 3: birth defects and anemia and all these things within the
Speaker 3: royal class. If you look at World War One, for instance,
Speaker 3: all that was was cousins going to war against each other,
Speaker 3: Like pretty much all of Europe was led by second
Speaker 3: and first cousins who were all marrying each other. And like,
Speaker 3: so I can understand why the royal class has some
Speaker 3: weird things about that. But that's not to say they
Speaker 3: don't also have some occult weird things going on with
Speaker 3: them as well, right, because.
Speaker 5: I mean they brag about like this connect into like
Speaker 5: Vladim Paler, who's like the inspiration for the og vamp
Speaker 5: like Dracula stuff. And then there is also a connection
Speaker 5: with the royals to this woman named Elizabeth Baalery. I
Speaker 5: don't know if you're familiar with her, but they say
Speaker 5: that she had to drink blood and bathe in blood
Speaker 5: and stuff because she wanted to preserve her beauty. But
Speaker 5: to me, it's like this, like this is still vamporism
Speaker 5: because it's like she she craved young blood from young
Speaker 5: women and she said it preserved her and she wouldn't
Speaker 5: age and shit like this is another story of and
Speaker 5: she's somehow connected to the royals as well. So this
Speaker 5: goes like way way back with this.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, and the character of Madame Dauphine in the
Speaker 3: third series, third season of American Horse Heaven, which is
Speaker 3: in fact based off of a real woman who really
Speaker 3: did that to slaves and slave babies to use their
Speaker 3: blood for all. It's horrible, disgusting history, but it's still history.
Speaker 3: Do in fact need to acknowledge it? She didn't just
Speaker 3: come up with that on her own. That was a
Speaker 3: long standing practice from Europe of using the blood of
Speaker 3: babies to preserve yourself and make you younger in all
Speaker 3: of these things. I mean, it's there's a lot of
Speaker 3: truth to be.
Speaker 6: Said there, you know, before we go any farther, I'm
Speaker 6: trying to I've been really thinking about like all this
Speaker 6: blood magic and blood sacrifice, and you know, there always
Speaker 6: seems to be some kind of connection to the blood.
Speaker 6: You look into the coding of of the DNA within
Speaker 6: the blood and it spells out like God or Yahweh
Speaker 6: or something or God within you or some kind of
Speaker 6: shit like that. And it makes me think, like, you know,
Speaker 6: if this is if you're coming from my perspective, and
Speaker 6: this is a simulation or dream or the matrix or
Speaker 6: something like that, what role do you think the blood
Speaker 6: would play in that kind of in that kind of context, Because.
Speaker 5: The life is in the blood, and I think even
Speaker 5: the Bible says the life is in the blood, and
Speaker 5: so like, if you were a soulless creature and you
Speaker 5: had to literally be a parasite and siphon off life
Speaker 5: from other beings to sustain yourself, you would need the
Speaker 5: life the blood like to me, And actually, I have
Speaker 5: something in my presentation about Native Americans talking about this
Speaker 5: exact thing, and they have a word for it, and
Speaker 5: it's not only in the blood, but it's also in
Speaker 5: your breath, and they say it's it's an essence that
Speaker 5: lives in your blood and your breath, because those are
Speaker 5: the two things that are divine, like from God, your
Speaker 5: blood and your breath.
Speaker 6: So well, and the you know, the breath is obviously
Speaker 6: going to oxygenate the blood and kind of nivot that
Speaker 6: force that it needs.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, you can't live without blood, and you
Speaker 3: can't live without air, and yes, yes for extent a
Speaker 3: period of time, you can't live without water, and an
Speaker 3: even longer time, you can't live without food. Yeah yeah, fine,
Speaker 3: finem Fine, that's kind of the whole premise. Right, if
Speaker 3: it bleeds, you can kill, right, and if it breathes,
Speaker 3: then you can also suffocate it. These are way quicker
Speaker 3: ways to achieve that that spark of death or that.
Speaker 2: Spark of life.
Speaker 3: So for people to use blood in magic, especially if
Speaker 3: they're like burning it or something like that, you are
Speaker 3: taking the actual essence of life and inverting it and
Speaker 3: perverting it and that's the whole premise behind it.
Speaker 5: Mm hmmm, yeah, So I don't know what I want
Speaker 5: to get. I want to like put bones behind this
Speaker 5: theory because I know that, you know, people are aware
Speaker 5: that it's it's throughout history and different cultures and shit,
Speaker 5: but it's different when you kind of break it down.
Speaker 5: And I first want to say, going into this, I
Speaker 5: wasn't there, so I don't know for sure. This is
Speaker 5: obviously my speculation. But like with the new shit that
Speaker 5: they came out about the Pyramids and stuff, like oh,
Speaker 5: there's all these fucking chambers that come down underneath the pit, like, oh,
Speaker 5: you're just figuring that out. Oh you didn't know this before.
Speaker 5: It's just brand new information that you have that you're
Speaker 5: letting us know. Like, this is ridiculous to me, And
Speaker 5: it's coming from the same people who say that the
Speaker 5: Pyramids were used as burial chambers, but like all of
Speaker 5: the pharaohs and shit were found in the Valley of
Speaker 5: the Kings apart from one they say, which I don't
Speaker 5: even I don't even believe that they actually found a
Speaker 5: fucking sarcophagus in there. I think that they said they
Speaker 5: did so they could make this theory that they were
Speaker 5: burial chambers makes sense.
Speaker 2: They were used for that purpose, but not the Three big.
Speaker 5: Not the yeah, the Giza Plateau, the Three Biggies that
Speaker 5: they are like big energy conductor things. And I mean
Speaker 5: this information about these these chambers underneath the pyramid, this
Speaker 5: is coming from the same people who will tell you
Speaker 5: that a thousand carrier pigeons and a couple thousand Hebrew
Speaker 5: slaves with chains and whips fucking quarried this shit from
Speaker 5: one hundred miles away and brought it here and stacked
Speaker 5: these five ton blocks into per faction, Like I don't
Speaker 5: believe you, No, okay, this.
Speaker 2: Is there's more.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna say, you know, bullshit outright that's come
Speaker 3: of these scans that they took and all of that.
Speaker 2: But I will say.
Speaker 3: This, I watched the four hour press release that these
Speaker 3: dudes did, and yes it was an Italian and all
Speaker 3: these things. It gave almost like a little to no
Speaker 3: substance to any kind of actual science. One guy get
Speaker 3: up and pretty much just regurgitated Graham Hancock's theories of
Speaker 3: Ananachi and aliens and all these things, which like, okay,
Speaker 3: all right, I fine, fine, there was three main guys
Speaker 3: that gave this talk. One of them of an hour
Speaker 3: long conversation, I think five minutes of it was something
Speaker 3: that could have been backlogged or sourced.
Speaker 2: In something other than just whatever.
Speaker 3: And he he also kind of sounded like us in
Speaker 3: the sense that he had a filthy mouth and he
Speaker 3: wasn't like a professional and a scholar. He sounded more
Speaker 3: just like a conspiracy head that was a part of
Speaker 3: this team. It's like, okay, I can let it go whatever.
Speaker 3: The next guy gets up and for thirty five minutes
Speaker 3: he talked about some scientific things, but it's like, okay, how.
Speaker 2: Could I put this without sounding like.
Speaker 3: A dickhead, because I don't I do believe that there
Speaker 3: is stuff under the pyramids, and like I'm with this.
Speaker 2: I like this. I'm here.
Speaker 3: But if the scans were so accurate and all of
Speaker 3: these things, and they kept saying they did this for free,
Speaker 3: it charged them. It cost them nothing to do these
Speaker 3: scans from this satellite and all these things. It was
Speaker 3: open source and it was free from charge all this stuff.
Speaker 3: If that's true, let's test this theory. Scan a mountain
Speaker 3: range with a known tunnel system inside of it, and
Speaker 3: let's see if the scans can show the tunnel system
Speaker 3: as accurately as you're claiming that it can, just throwing
Speaker 3: it out just to shut up the haters. Right, it's
Speaker 3: a simple thing and it costs you nothing. You've gone
Speaker 3: on fifty different times in this four hour conversation to
Speaker 3: say that it was free, so just go for it,
Speaker 3: and they refuse. They refuse, then all right, and he
Speaker 3: kind of did. It's some scientific conversation about it. Then
Speaker 3: the next guy gets up and just basically reads fanfick
Speaker 3: for like an hour and a half and.
Speaker 2: Like that was it.
Speaker 3: And it's like this was the four hour breakdown that
Speaker 3: everybody was just like waiting on pins and needles to
Speaker 3: hear about. It's like cool, bro, thank you. And then
Speaker 3: one of them was like, these things are probably made
Speaker 3: out of tungsten the.
Speaker 2: Columns, if you will. Now, he has nothing.
Speaker 3: To go off of to say that, because tungsten doesn't vibrate,
Speaker 3: and we know that because dot dot dot there's a
Speaker 3: lot of metals that if they're buried in the ground,
Speaker 3: won't vibrate like that. But I do like that idea,
Speaker 3: and I even said, Jonathan didn't know that are like
Speaker 3: if these were made out of steel or even iron.
Speaker 3: It completely rewrites what we think we know about human history,
Speaker 3: and like, if there is a kernel of truth to that,
Speaker 3: I'm fucking here.
Speaker 2: Let's learn more. But nothing, And then we got what
Speaker 2: was it? Last week? Some quote unquote doctor dug down
Speaker 2: and found these.
Speaker 3: Big pools of blue and there were bodies floating in
Speaker 3: it and the indies cubes at the bottom, and like,
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, you dug down three hundred meters into the
Speaker 3: ground and no one knew about it until today and
Speaker 3: you saw these bodies have no money talking about it,
Speaker 3: Like okay, great, so this is TikTok lord, this is
Speaker 3: in real life.
Speaker 6: The thing is is that the pyramids are uber protected,
Speaker 6: and I do believe that the people who are protecting
Speaker 6: them obviously not the lower level people, but the people
Speaker 6: who know that there's probably some kind of knowledge to
Speaker 6: take from these structures and maybe even what's underneath them, right, Like,
Speaker 6: I think that there are certain gatekeepers to really understanding
Speaker 6: the Egyptian Pyramids, And so then you're gonna have people
Speaker 6: that are relegated to doing these, you know, like t
Speaker 6: MoU scans of trying to figure out what it is
Speaker 6: because you're not gonna get any big government contractor to
Speaker 6: send in the best technology and the best devices, because
Speaker 6: in my opinion, they.
Speaker 7: Probably already know, like they don't need to.
Speaker 6: Prove anything, So I mean, unfortunately, it's I think that
Speaker 6: maybe a little bit more will come out over the years,
Speaker 6: but I don't really have a whole lot of high hopes.
Speaker 7: The same way I don't really have a whole lot
Speaker 7: of high.
Speaker 6: Hopes that you know, we're going to understand all of
Speaker 6: the redacted shit from the Epstein files. It's like, you know,
Speaker 6: some things you gotta just fill in with imagination, and
Speaker 6: I think that that's probably all they were doing.
Speaker 5: That's the thing, though, is I think there's gatekeepers for
Speaker 5: all of Egyptian I don't know if you would call
Speaker 5: it mythology, but it's like if people are openly willing
Speaker 5: to say that the Bible has been like translated and
Speaker 5: interpreted and things got lost along the way, and it's
Speaker 5: been mistranslated in some ways and this and that, and
Speaker 5: it's true for all ancient religions. Throughout times, things get lost,
Speaker 5: things get mistranslated, things get covered up, things get buried,
Speaker 5: and it's like, let's just say that there are big
Speaker 5: tanks under the blue tanks under the pyramid with fucking
Speaker 5: dead bodies floating in them, and shit like, what does
Speaker 5: that mean? What the fuck does that actually mean? And
Speaker 5: the whole thing about the pyramids being a burial chambers
Speaker 5: never made sense to me. They're not even constructed to
Speaker 5: look like a burial chamber. And so it makes me
Speaker 5: wonder if we've got a lot of the ancient past wrong,
Speaker 5: because everything we know is pretty much a lie up
Speaker 5: until this point, especially like Hebrew slaves putting this fucking
Speaker 5: shit together and stuff like that.
Speaker 6: I think, so the world is so much more. This
Speaker 6: is just from my own perspective. I don't even try
Speaker 6: to convince people of it. I just like looking at
Speaker 6: it from a different perspective. I think that so much
Speaker 6: of this mythology it has to be so much more
Speaker 6: esoteric than exoteric it is. It's so much symbolically deeper
Speaker 6: than what people believe is on the surface.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 6: I'm not going to sit here and apply that to
Speaker 6: literally everything and try and change people's minds. I'm not
Speaker 6: one of those people that are gonna, you know, be
Speaker 6: the Canarian the coal mine and oh my god, you
Speaker 6: gotta come check this out. Like I'm not like that,
Speaker 6: Like you believe what you believe in some sometimes that's
Speaker 6: another you don't need any more than that. I love
Speaker 6: the esoteric part about it, though, because it's it's more gripping,
Speaker 6: you know, to me.
Speaker 7: And maybe that's wrong.
Speaker 6: Maybe I'm just you know, maybe maybe the devil just
Speaker 6: has his pitchfork in my back and he's puppeteering me
Speaker 6: and I'm just over here spewing all all of this
Speaker 6: misinformation or whatever.
Speaker 5: But I don't know that fucking Jonathan and your fucking
Speaker 5: devil pitchfork information.
Speaker 7: Asshole, don't show me across I'll melt.
Speaker 3: But I mean place in this, right, the esoteric reason
Speaker 3: why they built these things. Now, there is an exoteric
Speaker 3: portion of that. The building itself, the pyramid itself is
Speaker 3: a physical thing we can touch, right, but there had
Speaker 3: to have been an esoteric reason for it to be built.
Speaker 3: So I think that this is kind of where that
Speaker 3: finds as a unison.
Speaker 6: I think that it was probably some kind of I mean,
Speaker 6: it could have been like some kind of energy device
Speaker 6: or something like that, but in the esoteric understanding, like
Speaker 6: maybe maybe it's just some kind of uh ritual ritualistic
Speaker 6: symbol of sorts a lot like a pentagram or something
Speaker 6: like that, Like a pentagram on its own. Exoterically, it's
Speaker 6: just a fucking star, you know what I mean. Like
Speaker 6: on the surface, you're just looking at the same old
Speaker 6: star that you were creating whenever you were in kindergarten.
Speaker 7: That's all it is.
Speaker 6: But esoterically that's where all the magic and all the
Speaker 6: occult kind of stuff happens. I don't know, I'm I'm
Speaker 6: super interested. I'm very open minded to whatever comes from
Speaker 6: the pyramid stuff, Like I don't like, I don't necessarily
Speaker 6: hitch my wagon or whatever to any one specific belief
Speaker 6: whenever it comes to the pyramid.
Speaker 5: Those two things can exist at the same time, though, Jonathan,
Speaker 5: because it could be symbolic. Sure, But there's all these
Speaker 5: like resonating chambers within the pyramid, and it's like, what
Speaker 5: were they using those for healing? What were they using
Speaker 5: those forward to fucking get their fucking consciousness? You know,
Speaker 5: where you shoot out of your body and stuff like that.
Speaker 6: And something like that. Like I look into a lot
Speaker 6: of the magic and stuff like that, and they talk
Speaker 6: about like going into your temple, and then you have
Speaker 6: all these symbols all around you, and it's gonna help
Speaker 6: you resonate at a certain frequency to help you get
Speaker 6: super deep in your meditation. And then your real magical
Speaker 6: work works within your mind. And it's not so much
Speaker 6: like you know, the sword and the shield and the
Speaker 6: childist and all that kind of stuff. Those are just
Speaker 6: basically symbols to use within you know, within your mind,
Speaker 6: and that's really where the magic, you know, happens from
Speaker 6: what from from the magicians that I have talked to,
Speaker 6: and from the stories that I've looked into. That's my understanding.
Speaker 6: And so it could just be a symbol. But then
Speaker 6: you get into one of those chambers and it resonates
Speaker 6: at a certain frequency, and maybe it allows you to
Speaker 6: go super balls deep into the meditation realm or into
Speaker 6: the spiritual realm, or into the heavenly realm or the
Speaker 6: Hellish realm or whatever.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 6: So who knows, dude who, I'm pretty stumped on it.
Speaker 5: I have not I think again, I think those two
Speaker 5: things can exist at the same time because we can
Speaker 5: see a lot of these shits were built with like
Speaker 5: sacred geometry and stuff like that. That wasn't an accident.
Speaker 5: But I want to actually have you guys, the next
Speaker 5: couple of things that I read to you, I want
Speaker 5: you to take it literally and not as if it
Speaker 5: was like a spiritual metaphor for something, because I think
Speaker 5: even certain things in the Bible should be taken literally
Speaker 5: and not like they're a fairy tale story to make
Speaker 5: you feel good inside. I think a lot of this
Speaker 5: stuff was actually literal. And someone you mentioned earlier, Janet
Speaker 5: from Deplorable Nation, Her and I just covered something about
Speaker 5: Jonah from the Bible, and it says that he was
Speaker 5: taken to hell for three days after he was swallowed,
Speaker 5: and like, let's just say, for instance, the whale took
Speaker 5: him to the depths of the ocean and he spent
Speaker 5: three days in hell. You could take that as like
Speaker 5: a spiritual metaphor, like, oh, he was in hell mentally
Speaker 5: for three days, or you could take that as like
Speaker 5: some shit opened up in the ocean swallowed him down
Speaker 5: into the depths of the earth and he literally spent
Speaker 5: three days in hell. I mean, you could take things
Speaker 5: literally or spiritually however you want to, you know, But
Speaker 5: when I look at a lot of these Egyptian things
Speaker 5: and I see like hieroglyphics where it looks like they're
Speaker 5: using light bulbs and stuff like that. I don't think
Speaker 5: that's a metaphor for enlightenment. I think they actually had
Speaker 5: advanced technology. They had shit that they shouldn't have had,
Speaker 5: and so a lot of this stuff that we look,
Speaker 5: oh it's a lotus flower, Well, why does it look
Speaker 5: like a big stargate thing that they're opening?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 5: It just they always come up with some kind of
Speaker 5: a spiritual representation for things that they don't want you
Speaker 5: to know about. And so in nineteen twenty two, this
Speaker 5: guy named Howard Carter, supposedly all on his own, with
Speaker 5: no help whatsoever, found the tomb of King Tut and
Speaker 5: it had been untouched since his death in thirteen thirty
Speaker 5: three BCS. So I think it's interesting they found it
Speaker 5: in the year that would add up to like all
Speaker 5: those threes. But anyways, no, I agree.
Speaker 3: That's the very famous picture of the seal of the
Speaker 3: unopened tomb of King Tut, the ropes and the clay
Speaker 3: things around it. They actually knew for sure that no
Speaker 3: grave robbers had touched it because it was I find
Speaker 3: it fascinating as hell.
Speaker 5: I find this one fascinating too, and it's actually what
Speaker 5: sparked my whole looking into this like vampire, zombie weird stuff,
Speaker 5: because there are cryptic ass fucking yeah, there you go.
Speaker 5: It's intricately decorated with all of these incantations from the
Speaker 5: Book of the Dead. And he was in several sarcophagus,
Speaker 5: like his body was wrapped, all the organs taken out
Speaker 5: and putting separate jars. There's all of these intricate incantations
Speaker 5: all over the walls and.
Speaker 2: And on the wraps themselves. As a matter of fright,
Speaker 2: there was a practice to it all.
Speaker 3: I watched there was this one YouTube video this dude
Speaker 3: who learned Egyptian actually mummified I think it was like
Speaker 3: a chicken in the correct Egyptian momification, and he wrote
Speaker 3: the spells and the incantations from the Book of the Dead,
Speaker 3: and as he wrapped, he put a gym and he
Speaker 3: did the whole thing and he said the words and
Speaker 3: like it was a very fascinating video, but like, yeah,
Speaker 3: this stuff wasn't done for hypothetical metaphors. This was done
Speaker 3: for a physical practice to it all.
Speaker 5: Right, So got it right there?
Speaker 6: Yeah, pages, And it's awesome.
Speaker 5: If you really look at this stuff and what the
Speaker 5: what the incantations are saying, is like they basically have
Speaker 5: to pass through kind of like a Dante's inferno, several
Speaker 5: layers of hell with like beings with knives for heads,
Speaker 5: and like all this horrendous stuff, right, But the way
Speaker 5: that they mummify the bodies and the ritualism that goes
Speaker 5: into these burial chambers and the lynks, like you were saying, Jacob,
Speaker 5: that they go to to like put all this stuff
Speaker 5: in there with the corpse. It was just interesting to me,
Speaker 5: is where did they get the idea that a body
Speaker 5: would have to be completely hollowed out then wrapped up
Speaker 5: with all these incantations on the wrappings, as you were saying,
Speaker 5: put in one sarcophagus, that gets put into another sarcophagus,
Speaker 5: and then they put this big, huge golden thing on
Speaker 5: his head and they wrap it all up right, and
Speaker 5: they put all this stuff in there, and they say
Speaker 5: it's just part of the ritualism, there's nothing to it,
Speaker 5: or just honoring him because he's the pharaoh. Whatever. But
Speaker 5: all kinds of ancient cultures went to great links to
Speaker 5: almost make sure that these bodies were so wrapped up
Speaker 5: and so like almost impossible for them to come back
Speaker 5: up out of the grave, it seems, and they talk
Speaker 5: about how even in death the pharaoh has some type
Speaker 5: of connection to the physical body, that he has like
Speaker 5: a tie to the physical body, and he would need
Speaker 5: it preserved like that to use for something. Maybe ancient
Speaker 5: Egyptians had a fucking problem with people coming up out
Speaker 5: of the grave. I don't know. I wasn't there, but
Speaker 5: the links that they went to to like hallow them out,
Speaker 5: wrap them up, put them in several layers of sarcophagus,
Speaker 5: and then bury them in these chambers and then seal
Speaker 5: the chambers up. And them talking about how the spirit
Speaker 5: would still have some kind of a connection to the
Speaker 5: physical corpse was interesting to me because there is another
Speaker 5: place in Peru that during the same time period that
Speaker 5: the ancient Egyptians were doing all this sarcophagus and all
Speaker 5: this stuff. In Peracus, Peru, they found all these gigantic
Speaker 5: skeletons with elongated skulls right with red hair that were
Speaker 5: hollowed out and wrapped in this very ritualistic way and
Speaker 5: then like buried in chambers, but they bound the body
Speaker 5: up like they would put knees to chest and bind
Speaker 5: them up, hollow them out, bury them in chambers, and
Speaker 5: so you almost have to ask yourself, why were all
Speaker 5: the ancient so worried about preserving the bodies this way
Speaker 5: or like binding them in this way? Was it because
Speaker 5: like they literally had a problem with these bitches coming
Speaker 5: back up out of the grave. I don't know. But
Speaker 5: the reason I think it's interesting is because the same
Speaker 5: elongated skull motherfuckers that were all bound up in Peru,
Speaker 5: they did testing on King Tut and he was actually
Speaker 5: a descendant from Akan'naten, the one with the big elongated
Speaker 5: skull in ancient Egypt. And I think it was his
Speaker 5: sister Mary Totten that also had the big elongated skull.
Speaker 2: And then they had.
Speaker 5: Wife, but they both, I mean, they were both depicted
Speaker 5: as having like big long eyes and huge elongated skulls,
Speaker 5: and then there's depictions of them with their children, and
Speaker 5: they also had elongated skulls. And it's notorious for King
Speaker 5: Tut to have like this weird pooch belly and like
Speaker 5: kind of weird features.
Speaker 2: And stuffed as fuck all that in breeding. He had
Speaker 2: a club foot, a cleft lip, a weird head, right,
Speaker 2: he said, he had a weird gut and like all
Speaker 2: the roylds did, because that's what happens when you marry
Speaker 2: your sister for centuries and centuries, you know, right.
Speaker 5: And so he's a descendant from this one that has
Speaker 5: the big elongated skull, right, just like the ones that
Speaker 5: they're finding in Peru. And they time to like bind
Speaker 5: these bodies and wrap these bodies and put all these
Speaker 5: incantations on the wall and stuff like that. And if
Speaker 5: we really look at it, like besides what we know
Speaker 5: about history, because they will tell you that this is
Speaker 5: just for help with their passage into the after life
Speaker 5: or what have you. But what if we looked at
Speaker 5: it like with your eyes, because I think there's been
Speaker 5: such a concerted effort to get people to not believe
Speaker 5: their own eyes when they are looking at anything. They
Speaker 5: look at the pyramids, they look at whatever. Oh well,
Speaker 5: five thousand slaves built this, and we quarried the limestone
Speaker 5: from one hundred miles away and whatever. Whatever. It's like, okay,
Speaker 5: but just looking at it, that would seem fucking impossible.
Speaker 5: And like looking at some of these burial chain and
Speaker 5: like looking at some of the ways that these bodies
Speaker 5: were mummified, it's like, why did they go to such
Speaker 5: bizarre links to preserve these dead people. Maybe they thought
Speaker 5: they were going to come back to their body. They
Speaker 5: say as much that they're going to come back, they
Speaker 5: have some tie to the physical body. But even in
Speaker 5: the the Democratic Republic of the Congo in Central Africa,
Speaker 5: this is where the word zombie originated around five hundred BC.
Speaker 5: And it's around the same time where the Red Hairs
Speaker 5: were walking around in Peru and King Tut and all
Speaker 5: that shit. So this is around the same time in
Speaker 5: Central Africa they come up with the word zombie all
Speaker 5: during this same timeframe, and apparently they believed that there
Speaker 5: were these spirits called the gedede, and they would allow
Speaker 5: dead people's spirits to either cross over into the afterlife
Speaker 5: or for these basically like demonic beings to cross over
Speaker 5: into the dead person's body. And apparently they were having
Speaker 5: a real problem with dead people coming up out of
Speaker 5: the grave.
Speaker 7: All right, like a dead people or like the spirits
Speaker 7: of those dead people.
Speaker 5: No actual dead people coming up out of the grave
Speaker 5: with like a demon spirit in them. Yeah, And so
Speaker 5: this is where the word zombie comes from. And it's
Speaker 5: during the same time where in Egypt they're practicing all
Speaker 5: these weird mummification rituals, and in Peru they're doing this
Speaker 5: binding and all this stuff with the dead bodies. And
Speaker 5: we look over in Africa and they're coming up with
Speaker 5: ways of keeping their dead people in the grave. And
Speaker 5: they they come up with this word zombie to describe
Speaker 5: what's going on, and they say, these Geta spirits are
Speaker 5: letting demons come back through the gateway and possess these
Speaker 5: dead bodies. And they're literally coming up out of the
Speaker 5: grave and fucking they're bloodthirsty, they're cannibalistic, they're crazed, they're
Speaker 5: fucking foaming at the mouth, all the zombie things. And
Speaker 5: so I actually found mention of this all the way
Speaker 5: back to the first civilization in Mesopotamia, Ancient Egypt, Mesoamerica,
Speaker 5: Central and East Asia, and Africa. They all talk about
Speaker 5: dead people either coming back to life or dead people
Speaker 5: getting some kind of demon spirit in them and then
Speaker 5: rising up out of the grave and like legitimately bloodthirsty
Speaker 5: cannibals and trying to like kill and eat people.
Speaker 2: I think people also look at which cultures and civilizations
Speaker 2: that that applied to, right, because like you look at
Speaker 2: the Greek, for instance, they didn't bury their dead. They
Speaker 2: were more of like a funeral pyre type of people.
Speaker 3: Right now, this is long before anybody knew what germ
Speaker 3: theory was, right, having dead things around you, getting you
Speaker 3: sick and you dying next like that may have been
Speaker 3: a thought, but it wasn't to the depths that we
Speaker 3: see it today. They just knew to burn their dead,
Speaker 3: and like maybe there was a little bit of historical
Speaker 3: presence for that. Maybe they also had heard some stories
Speaker 3: about dead people rising, so they're just like, well, we
Speaker 3: burn them anyway, it's all good. Then you got in Persia, right,
Speaker 3: the Zoroastrians, they believe in the the Towers of Silence,
Speaker 3: where they would bring their dead to the roof of
Speaker 3: this giant tower and just let them decompose the old
Speaker 3: fashioned way, just out there in the sun. But you
Speaker 3: don't really hear much in Persia about like people rising
Speaker 3: from the dead and things like that. So I think
Speaker 3: it's fascinating to look at culturally and historicity. Historically there
Speaker 3: you go really historically, but like the historicity behind these claims, right,
Speaker 3: to see how much of this is more like legend
Speaker 3: and lore and how much of this is actual verified
Speaker 3: quote unquote truth, Because I mean we're talking five hundred
Speaker 3: and six hundred BC here.
Speaker 2: I mean, to what level are you really calling that truth?
Speaker 2: But absolutely fascina.
Speaker 5: Well think about it, though, Jacob. The reason why I
Speaker 5: think it's interesting and why I started looking into it
Speaker 5: is because, let's say, it goes all the way back
Speaker 5: to Mesopotamia and they're talking about dead people coming up
Speaker 5: out of the grave. We're still obsessed with it in
Speaker 5: twenty twenty five, dead people coming up out of the grave,
Speaker 5: zombie movies, vampire movies, some way incorporating this even to
Speaker 5: this day. It's the legend of dead people coming up
Speaker 5: out of the grave has survived thousands and thousands and
Speaker 5: thousands of years and people are still talking about it.
Speaker 5: And why is it that that is a thing, and
Speaker 5: why is it that, you know, let's say it's the
Speaker 5: same phenomenon about why all these different cultures that didn't
Speaker 5: know dick about each other were building pyramids? Right, Yeah,
Speaker 5: why is it that this same legend, if these cultures
Speaker 5: didn't know dick about each other and they were all
Speaker 5: building pyramids and aligned with fucking serious and shit, they
Speaker 5: are all talking about zombies and vampires. It just it
Speaker 5: fascinates me, you know, Africa, Egypt, meso America. Uh, there's
Speaker 5: even North American with the with the Native Americans talking
Speaker 5: about these creatures, Mesopotamia. They shouldn't know anything about each other, Peru,
Speaker 5: but yet they're all talking about dead people coming up
Speaker 5: out of the grave.
Speaker 3: I wonder if there's a connection, not necessarily between like
Speaker 3: their practices, but the dark practices. Right So, and I'm
Speaker 3: not trying to throw shade on anybody's culture or history here,
Speaker 3: but hear me out. Egypt absolutely had their mystics that
Speaker 3: we're working with good and light. For lack of better terms,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna use the word magic, but that's not necessarily
Speaker 3: what I mean.
Speaker 2: But hear me out.
Speaker 3: They were dealing with the side of the light, and
Speaker 3: then you also had those that were dealing with the
Speaker 3: side of the dark. In that place, you have potential
Speaker 3: zombie uprisings Central Africa, where voodoo gets its basis from.
Speaker 3: As a matter of fact, you had those that were
Speaker 3: working with the spiritual light, and you had those that
Speaker 3: were working with the spiritual dark. Native American tribes the
Speaker 3: same thing we have for every medicine man that you have,
Speaker 3: you also have every tribe's version of a skin walker.
Speaker 3: Or somebody who's delving into the dark side of magic.
Speaker 3: So I am more of the belief that there's a
Speaker 3: direct connection to them, those that are dealing with dark
Speaker 3: spirituality and these stories of shape shifters and vampires and
Speaker 3: zombies and things like that.
Speaker 2: I find that those two typically are connected.
Speaker 6: There's always going to be some kind of duality. I think,
Speaker 6: like with Lily, every myth and every religion, there's always
Speaker 6: the good guys and the bad guys, right Like, there's
Speaker 6: always some people who know how to use this knowledge
Speaker 6: and this power or this magic or this spiritual dis
Speaker 6: or whatever that that use it for the right reasons
Speaker 6: and use it the right way, and then you're gonna
Speaker 6: have the people on the opposite side that like to
Speaker 6: invert it and pervert it and try and see what
Speaker 6: they can gain from it in some kind of way.
Speaker 6: And dude, I'm not gonna lie to you, like I
Speaker 6: I love like looking into like a lot of the
Speaker 6: specific things that Jesus said, because I think he's one
Speaker 6: of the most esoteric motherfuckers to ever live. Oh pardon
Speaker 6: my French, I don't mean to be blasphemous for the
Speaker 6: people who think I'm so blasphemous all the time.
Speaker 3: But you know, you look into the words of Jesus. Brother,
Speaker 3: I'm kind of glad to hear this.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I told you. I read that book, that book
Speaker 6: called the Lost Gospel of q which is basically just
Speaker 6: all of Jesus's sayings and good.
Speaker 7: I mean, yeah, a lot of it. A lot of
Speaker 7: that is in the Bible.
Speaker 6: I know that some people are like, well, it's context
Speaker 6: and all that stuff, but there is a.
Speaker 2: Quote in the Gospel of dot dot dot.
Speaker 3: It's probably something that's not accurate. That's all I'm gonna say.
Speaker 7: Well, you haven't really looked into it.
Speaker 6: I bought the book and I read it, and it's
Speaker 6: all word for word, all of the quotes that Jesus
Speaker 6: said in the Bible, just out of the context in
Speaker 6: which he said them.
Speaker 7: It's just Jesus's words.
Speaker 6: So anyway, so there is a quote that Jesus says
Speaker 6: that you're you're.
Speaker 7: Supposed to be in this world, but not of this world.
Speaker 6: And I think that that's really like where a lot
Speaker 6: of the dark spirits and a lot of the dark
Speaker 6: entities they're still of this world. They will do anything
Speaker 6: they can to get back because where they're at or
Speaker 6: where they went, or maybe they're lost in the ether,
Speaker 6: or maybe they're roasting in hell or whatever you want
Speaker 6: to look at like, I think that they're trying to
Speaker 6: find a way back because they're of this world. They
Speaker 6: only identify with being of in this world rather wait, yeah.
Speaker 2: So being.
Speaker 5: Right, that makes sense because what I put my presentation,
Speaker 5: and people can agree with this or disagree with this,
Speaker 5: but this is one of my theories is that the
Speaker 5: Bible says after the flood, the spirits of these demonic
Speaker 5: nepheline beings and these giants and these hybrid creatures and
Speaker 5: all these weird demon spirits, they got sent to a
Speaker 5: place kind of let's just say, an inner Earth. It's
Speaker 5: called Shiel, and it's like a resting place where they're
Speaker 5: tormented forever and they can never escape, but they can
Speaker 5: possess a body to get back into the physical world.
Speaker 5: And they're never at rest, and they're always looking for
Speaker 5: a body to possess. And so when we look at
Speaker 5: these big elongated skull motherfuckers in Peru and Egypt and
Speaker 5: they're talking about them coming back up out of the
Speaker 5: grave and stuff like that, it almost makes you wonder
Speaker 5: if these spirits weren't looking for bodies to literally possess
Speaker 5: empty vessels, if you will, to find a way to
Speaker 5: get back into the physical world. And I think that's
Speaker 5: could be what possession is now. Like all these exorcism
Speaker 5: movies and all this stuff. I think if you open
Speaker 5: that doorway and you make a vessel for them, they
Speaker 5: will come up in you, and they are happy to
Speaker 5: do so because they want to escape this like torturous
Speaker 5: kind of like purgatory place that they're in. So could
Speaker 5: they have been using these bodies to find a way
Speaker 5: back and then they're all blood thirsty and they got
Speaker 5: to eat people. And it's just funny because in the
Speaker 5: old religions, or at least it seems to me, there
Speaker 5: was a lot of blood sacrifices and cannibalism and weird
Speaker 5: you know, like with Babylon shit and and the Cannonites
Speaker 5: and all this. It was always like sacrifice your kids,
Speaker 5: drink blood, eat people. And then you're hearing about these
Speaker 5: dead bodies coming back to life, and what do they do.
Speaker 5: They're bloodthirsty, they want to eat people. It's I don't know,
Speaker 5: it just seems it seems to me like these gods
Speaker 5: of old these lowercase gods could have been inhabiting these
Speaker 5: bodies and like coming back up out of the grave
Speaker 5: and stuff, and that might be where we get the
Speaker 5: zombie lore and the vampire lore and the blood letting
Speaker 5: and all this weird stuff that was going on back then.
Speaker 5: It's like where did they get these ideas from? Why
Speaker 5: was this so important to them to be doing this stuff.
Speaker 5: It's like a counterfeit for the resurrection to come, you know,
Speaker 5: Jesus's resurrection, So everything that he does, they do, but
Speaker 5: in like a worse way because it's like, yeah, we
Speaker 5: resurrected ourselves, but we have to eat people and drink
Speaker 5: blood and kill babies and like do all this stuff
Speaker 5: to sustain ourselves. And then all these weird elite families,
Speaker 5: like I said, they brag about being related to these
Speaker 5: people who drank blood and like did all this carnage
Speaker 5: and stuff and Dracula and Countess Batthery and all this stuff.
Speaker 5: And it's just a weird obsession with death and blood
Speaker 5: and cannibalism, and it's just weirdness and so like in
Speaker 5: China in three hundred BC, they called these things the
Speaker 5: chong she, and that literally means stiff corpse and it's
Speaker 5: not just mythology. Like they had these tombs where they'd
Speaker 5: put the bodies in, and then they'd have these big
Speaker 5: slabs over the tombs because they were so scared that
Speaker 5: these fuckers were gonna come up out of the grave
Speaker 5: and legit kill their loved ones, and so they would
Speaker 5: they said, they would come to you and be like, oh, look,
Speaker 5: Mom's back from the dead, and then she would like
Speaker 5: eat your ass. So literally they talk about these chong
Speaker 5: sheet coming up out of the graves, zombie like weird
Speaker 5: vampire beings, and in some cases this is what it says.
Speaker 5: To prevent re animation, they would cut the heads off
Speaker 5: or burn the bodies or cut the bodies into many
Speaker 5: pieces before they were buried. Like where did they get
Speaker 5: this fucking idea from? If this wasn't something that they
Speaker 5: were scared of, if it was just a fairy tale
Speaker 5: story and it's like, oh, you the chong she they
Speaker 5: might come and get you to go to the links
Speaker 5: of like cutting Nana up and cutting her head off
Speaker 5: and burning her pieces, Like where and why were they
Speaker 5: so scared of this happening for real?
Speaker 6: From my understanding, as far as like the Egyptian tombs. Like, dude,
Speaker 6: it would take them like months to wrap these these
Speaker 6: mummies up because it had to be done like a
Speaker 6: very specific way.
Speaker 7: And you know, the.
Speaker 6: From what I found the reason why you would, you know,
Speaker 6: wrap somebody up, a pharaoh or whoever, somebody important, why
Speaker 6: you'd wrap them up and put them in a tomb.
Speaker 6: From what I what I found out is that it
Speaker 6: was kind of like their way of maintaining their body
Speaker 6: in the afterlife, that they would still have their connection
Speaker 6: to that body, because otherwise you would just be, you know,
Speaker 6: a cloud or.
Speaker 7: Some kind of mist or whatever, you know, but in the.
Speaker 6: Afterlife you could still take your form over there if
Speaker 6: you preserve the body in some kind of way. And
Speaker 6: so I was like, dude, I wonder, and just to
Speaker 6: get a little crazy up in here, because that's what
Speaker 6: we do. But I was like, I wonder if there's
Speaker 6: any weird similarities whenever it comes to.
Speaker 7: Like Egyptian tombs and the Arc of.
Speaker 6: The Covenant, just hype that, like, just see if there's
Speaker 6: any kind of similarities, because you know, a lot of
Speaker 6: the things that they say about certain Egyptian tombs, it's
Speaker 6: kind of similar.
Speaker 7: Whenever you go into the Ark of the Covenant.
Speaker 6: So you have like the sacred function of housing the
Speaker 6: divine right, like that's what it's said to do. Within
Speaker 6: the Arc of the Covenant, it's said to house the
Speaker 6: presence of God, containing sacred objects like the tablets of
Speaker 6: the law, whereas the Egyptian tombs were designed to house
Speaker 6: the ka or Is it's the spirit of the Pharaoh.
Speaker 6: Often within the sacred text and symbols of divine power.
Speaker 6: That they're both like vessels of this divine presence. They're
Speaker 6: both rectangular and gold line structured. You have like certain
Speaker 6: cherubim and wing deities, like so in the arc you
Speaker 6: have two cherubim with wings outstretched of a mercy seat,
Speaker 6: and then in the Egyptian tombs you would often it
Speaker 6: says often depict Isis and Nephesis winged goddess is guarding
Speaker 6: the body of Osiris or the sargophagus itself. It's also
Speaker 6: has like forbidden touches, like you can't touch it right
Speaker 6: or else you're gonna die. So the arc of the
Speaker 6: in the Ark of the Covenant, you have touching it
Speaker 6: without divine permission is instant death. You're done, Like just
Speaker 6: fucking don't even write a will you're just toast uh.
Speaker 7: And then in the.
Speaker 6: Pharaoh's tomb, breaking the tomb or disturbing the body was
Speaker 6: seen as a desecration that could in both curses or
Speaker 6: divine retribution. And so, dude, I'm I think there's like
Speaker 6: weird similarities there. And it's interesting, right because like, uh,
Speaker 6: Moses took all of his homeboys out of Egypt, and
Speaker 6: you know, there's that. I don't know the timeline of
Speaker 6: when the Ark of the Covenant was built or anything
Speaker 6: like that, but I think that it's it's weird how
Speaker 6: similar they are in that aspect now to say that
Speaker 6: they're the same thing. I don't think the Ark of
Speaker 6: the Covenant was housing any dead bodies or anything like that,
Speaker 6: but it is weird. Like the technology, let's just say
Speaker 6: that it's some kind of ancient technology. Between the tombs
Speaker 6: and uh, the Ark of the Covenant, like similarities are
Speaker 6: fucking strange with that one, Dude.
Speaker 2: There's only a few similarities, and I think you just
Speaker 2: named all of them.
Speaker 3: No, like of the Covenant, the Ark of the Covenant
Speaker 3: didn't house any bodies or any kind of relics of
Speaker 3: a dead person. It the Ten Commandments the staff of
Speaker 3: Aaron and the jar of Manna, right, and that was
Speaker 3: to be the proof of God's existence if we want
Speaker 3: to go into the most you know, basic terminology of it.
Speaker 3: But yes, that was supposed to be the presence of
Speaker 3: God on earth. The mercy seat is where they would
Speaker 3: put the blood from the sacrifices, and that was a
Speaker 3: whole thing there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I am not really what's definitely differences. I'm not
Speaker 6: trying to say that they're the exact same thing, but
Speaker 6: like the similarities, Like, here's another one. They're both carried
Speaker 6: by priests or ritual custodians. Like the arc of the
Speaker 6: Covenant was only the levied priest could carry it, whereas
Speaker 6: the tombs only specialized priests could perform rites around.
Speaker 7: The tomb and the mummy.
Speaker 6: There's like, and dude, some people think that there are
Speaker 6: some kind of portals or containers for consciousness or divine essence.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying, like, I understand that there's differences. I'm
Speaker 6: just saying the similarities are I don't know, kind of striking,
Speaker 6: especially since you know a lot of those people came
Speaker 6: from Egypt, so maybe that information was some what carried
Speaker 6: from one place to another maybe they found a new
Speaker 6: way you don't need to hou'se a fucking mummified body.
Speaker 6: You can still make it this magical kind of portal
Speaker 6: of some sorts.
Speaker 7: Like it's just interesting.
Speaker 6: So if you're looking at it like it's a technology,
Speaker 6: like just say, for shits and giggles that it's some
Speaker 6: kind of technology. I mean maybe the newer and more updated,
Speaker 6: more advanced version of it would be the Arc of
Speaker 6: the Covenant. And you know, like the Egyptian tombs are
Speaker 6: like I don't know, like the Nokia brick phone compared
Speaker 6: to the new iPhone kind of thing.
Speaker 5: Well, I mean that's definitely interesting, but like the tombs.
Speaker 5: I mean I've I watched The Mummy. Okay, it's one
Speaker 5: of my favorite movies.
Speaker 2: Growing up right, Thematic Gold Honestly.
Speaker 5: It literally Brendan Fraser at his finest, Okay, so I
Speaker 5: get it. Like if you if you broke into one
Speaker 5: of these these burial chambers, and yeah, maybe you get
Speaker 5: a curse or some shit like that. But also that's
Speaker 5: part of likeology and lore is like, oh, you break
Speaker 5: into these tombs and you disturb the body and then
Speaker 5: you get a curse on you whatever. A lot of
Speaker 5: these tombs have been opened. I mean, King tut Is
Speaker 5: looks like a fucking cheeto up in some kind of
Speaker 5: glass case in a museum. You can walk by him
Speaker 5: and give him the finger if you want to. Nobody
Speaker 5: knows where the arc of the Covenant is. That bitch
Speaker 5: is hidden somewhere, sealed up. No one knows the exact
Speaker 5: location whatever that thing. Well no, I'm just saying, like,
Speaker 5: wherever it is, you can't go visit it at the Smithsonian,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean. Whatever this thing was was
Speaker 5: so powerful, like if you just looked at it the
Speaker 5: wrong way, it was zap you dead. And they've went
Speaker 5: to great links to like hide this thing. So I mean,
Speaker 5: it could be some type of ancient technology that they had,
Speaker 5: because I'm not above that. I say it all the time.
Speaker 5: I think that the ancients possessed way more advanced technology
Speaker 5: than we can even contemplate. But at the same time time,
Speaker 5: I think the burial chambers were so ritualistic and like
Speaker 5: putting the bodies and stuff in there, and it's like, yeah,
Speaker 5: I mean, there could be similarities, but the Egyptians were
Speaker 5: so superstitious about preserving the bodies in this way and
Speaker 5: like doing all this stuff to it. It just makes
Speaker 5: me wonder if they had experienced something to make them
Speaker 5: so terrified of one of these bitches coming back to
Speaker 5: life like in the Mummy, that they had to go
Speaker 5: to these links to Like you remember in the Mummy,
Speaker 5: they like bound him up and like put scarebs in
Speaker 5: there and like several layers of sarcophagus and then buried
Speaker 5: them under like a sphinx thing a statue of a Nubis,
Speaker 5: and then you know, they made it to where you
Speaker 5: could never find this shit. So I do think to
Speaker 5: Jonathan's point that there could be legit curses if you
Speaker 5: open one of these things, because they were so scared
Speaker 5: of these bitches getting back up out of the grave
Speaker 5: that they were like, we'd rather you die than this happened.
Speaker 5: So if you try to come up in here and
Speaker 5: get this guy out of the sarcophagus, uh, kiss it goodbye,
Speaker 5: because there's a demon spirit that's going to come and
Speaker 5: get you.
Speaker 6: And we don't know, we don't know the specific people
Speaker 6: that open these up. We don't know how their life
Speaker 6: is transpired once they opened up the sarcophagus is right
Speaker 6: like it and and also I mean, just think about it,
Speaker 6: like this, like maybe you open up that that tomb
Speaker 6: and the curse now has hit all of Egypt.
Speaker 7: Let's just say.
Speaker 6: I mean, Egypt never really bounced back since it's glory days,
Speaker 6: So maybe that's the curse.
Speaker 7: I don't know, who knows, man.
Speaker 3: I mean, most most of these academics that like opened
Speaker 3: up the tomb and stulf were revered as heroes and
Speaker 3: their careers were like made off of these discoveries. So
Speaker 3: I mean, it's not like they got struck down with
Speaker 3: some crazy sickness and died a few years later. Like
Speaker 3: that's that's not exactly a thing. So I don't know,
Speaker 3: maybe curse, but.
Speaker 5: They were super well, they were superstitious. Though. We can
Speaker 5: just say that they were scared of somebody breaking in there,
Speaker 5: and that they did. They wanted people to be so
Speaker 5: scared to fuck with it burial chamber, that they were
Speaker 5: going to get a curse or whatever that they just
Speaker 5: wouldn't fuck with them at all. So they were scared
Speaker 5: of something, no doubt. So even in Mexico uh wahaka Mexico,
Speaker 5: they found that the Zapotech Indians worshiped some kind of
Speaker 5: bloodthirsty Mayan god who had the body of a man
Speaker 5: in the head of a bat, and they called this
Speaker 5: thing camizots, And actually I looked into this thing. The
Speaker 5: iconography of this being is kind of scariest. Did you
Speaker 5: guys watch Morebius?
Speaker 2: I have not yet. I've heard it's great.
Speaker 5: Jonathan, did you watch it?
Speaker 7: No? No, pared leto I thought you were like a
Speaker 7: Marvel guy.
Speaker 2: Man, No, right, I want it. Yeah.
Speaker 6: I don't really get into that kind of shit though,
Speaker 6: Like I don't know, I wasn't into what was.
Speaker 3: Uh hop, Marvel does not pull it every want of
Speaker 3: your boast, dude.
Speaker 6: I mean that's why I like Doctor Strange. But what
Speaker 6: was Wesley Snipe's the vampire thing? Right?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 6: Bro? Blade all about Blade?
Speaker 2: Bro?
Speaker 6: We love Blade Billy to me, like, it's not it
Speaker 6: doesn't pull me.
Speaker 5: Blade Morbius is actually a great depiction of what these
Speaker 5: Native Americans were worshiping, a half man, half bat being
Speaker 5: that was bloodthirsty, that would just like run through and
Speaker 5: just suck all the blood out of everybody in the village. Basically,
Speaker 5: so in order to satisfy him, they would cut themselves
Speaker 5: and pour it into a bowl and offer it to
Speaker 5: him for sustenance instead of him Basically killing a bunch
Speaker 5: of people, so they'd all take turns like blood letting
Speaker 5: and they would feed it to him. And uh, yeah,
Speaker 5: there is camazots half man, half bat being.
Speaker 7: Right, the flying death that of ancient Maya myth.
Speaker 5: Yes, but this is where the whole essence of the
Speaker 5: blood and the breath comes in, because it was actually
Speaker 5: these Zapotec Indians they called it kahool, and they said
Speaker 5: it was the divine essence that lives in your blood
Speaker 5: and your breath, and it they said that this Camizot's
Speaker 5: being lived off of kahool, or the divine essence that's
Speaker 5: within your breath and your blood. And he was basically
Speaker 5: one of the first beings that inspired like Nosferatu and
Speaker 5: like the the Dracula vampire lore stuff is because of
Speaker 5: this being right here. And even in the Hindu folklore
Speaker 5: there's the goddess Kali and she drank like infants blood
Speaker 5: and she there was actually a whole cult dedicated to her.
Speaker 5: It's called the Thuggie and they they murdered thousands of
Speaker 5: people and they offered it to Calli as like a
Speaker 5: blood sacrifice. And that wasn't that wasn't thousands of years ago.
Speaker 5: That was actually within the last couple hundred years. That's
Speaker 5: where the term thug comes from, was the thug Thuggie cult.
Speaker 3: And you don't hear usually of Hindu zelots doing mass murders,
Speaker 3: but oh, they do in fact exist, right.
Speaker 5: Right, yeah, and so she's kind of like this vampire being.
Speaker 5: There's the Thuggy cult right there. They they would strangle
Speaker 5: their victims as to not waste a drop of blood
Speaker 5: because they wanted CALLI to have all the blood, so
Speaker 5: they would they would strangle them to death and they
Speaker 5: killed thousands of people, strangled thousands of people for this.
Speaker 7: I mean, this motherfucker means business right here. Dude. Just
Speaker 7: look at his face on the Thuggie.
Speaker 5: I mean, yeah, his name was.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: And so they were murdering these people in very brutal ways,
Speaker 3: but not to let out any blood.
Speaker 5: And they did this right thousands, yeah, thousands of people.
Speaker 5: And then in North America, right the Cherokee h they
Speaker 5: had this bloodthirsty creature that slaughtered humans, strength their blood
Speaker 5: and ate their livers, specifically called the Lunta or something
Speaker 5: like this. Okay, it's like a zombie vamp hybrid and
Speaker 5: it's even depicted on totem poles with white skin and fangs.
Speaker 5: And this was inspiration for fucking the Cold Ones in Twilight,
Speaker 5: because they tell this story of the Sioux and the
Speaker 5: Arapahoe and the Cherokee and this being that's like literally
Speaker 5: carved into totem poles with white skin and fangs that
Speaker 5: would run through the village and like eat people up.
Speaker 5: And this is the same story that they told in Twilight, literally,
Speaker 5: and they called them the cold Ones.
Speaker 3: The Choctaw had another version of that story. I can't
Speaker 3: remember the monster's name, but white skin, fangs, the whole nine.
Speaker 3: And they believe that that's where the mosquito came from.
Speaker 3: And the warrior that actually killed him. As a matter
Speaker 3: of fact, they had tried killing this monster for years
Speaker 3: and years. Some practitioner of the medicine right said that, well,
Speaker 3: his heart's not in his chest, it's in his heel.
Speaker 2: You have to shoot him in his left foot. And
Speaker 2: when one of the warriors finally did, he died. But
Speaker 2: when he died, his last breath he opened his mouth
Speaker 2: and mosquitos poured forth, and the Choctaw believed that that
Speaker 2: was the descendants of the original vampire.
Speaker 5: Dude, I'm telling you this stuff is crazy. Like the
Speaker 5: first mention that I can find of an eternal being
Speaker 5: that's bloodthirsty comes from the Jewish Talel mood, actually, and
Speaker 5: it's the story of Lilith. And I don't know if
Speaker 5: anybody is familiar with this story of Lilith, but it's
Speaker 5: kind of crazy because she was supposed to be like
Speaker 5: Adam's there's right, yeah, yeah yeah, but she turned out
Speaker 5: to be like a real cunt solid and so God
Speaker 5: was like, you're gonna live forever and you're gonna be
Speaker 5: this immortal being that has like bird wings and she's
Speaker 5: blood thirsty. She's like drinks baby's blood. And she said
Speaker 5: to like sneak into baby's rooms at night and like
Speaker 5: steal their soul and stuff like this, and like what
Speaker 5: if this is the thing? Let's get real crazy, Like
Speaker 5: let's say, what if this is the thing? Right, Lilith
Speaker 5: is a real demon of the night, real entity that
Speaker 5: you can conjure up and stuff, because there's all of
Speaker 5: these like weird like sids, some infant death syndrome and
Speaker 5: they just don't know why. Just infants just up and
Speaker 5: die in the middle of the night. You wake up,
Speaker 5: you got a dead baby. Well, this is sids. What
Speaker 5: causes sids?
Speaker 6: We don't know.
Speaker 5: Literally, so they say that the goddess Cali and Lilith
Speaker 5: are these demons of the night that come and snatch
Speaker 5: Baby's soul out and their bloodthirsty, weird demon things. And
Speaker 5: it goes along with this uh kind of immortal, blood sucking,
Speaker 5: cannibalistic deities from the beginning of time. Literally they're talking
Speaker 5: about this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I never really understood how Vlad the Impaler got
Speaker 3: the whole Like, yes, I know, Count dract Cool, son
Speaker 3: of the Dragon, I get this, I get this. Dracula Okay, fine,
Speaker 3: he himself didn't like drain blood from people. Yeah, he
Speaker 3: impaled a lot, and he was a sadist and like
Speaker 3: all these things, and like he enjoyed torturing animals.
Speaker 2: I'm with it.
Speaker 3: As far as him being a sick fuck, I get it.
Speaker 3: There's no direct correlation to him like biting necks and
Speaker 3: like drinking blood. It was just that he was so
Speaker 3: brutal that, like the stories in the myths and the legend,
Speaker 3: became so prevalent that he was seen as this thing.
Speaker 3: But there were so many other examples of people who
Speaker 3: actually did that, and somehow he's the one that gets
Speaker 3: seen as the original Dracula.
Speaker 2: I have never understood that, like bram.
Speaker 5: Stoker type shit, right, Like I made a deal with
Speaker 5: the devil and yeah.
Speaker 3: I get where like the story goes and the legend goes.
Speaker 3: I understand that, but like there's no actual historical precipice
Speaker 3: for this, right, But then there was.
Speaker 5: What if he was like communicating with one of these
Speaker 5: demon beings that drank blood and shit, Like what if
Speaker 5: this being that helped him do all this stuff? It
Speaker 5: was like, yeah, I'll help you do all this stuff,
Speaker 5: but I need blood and he's like, I got you.
Speaker 2: I guess it's very possible.
Speaker 3: I mean he was a I think he was a
Speaker 3: Catholic actually, but he was raised by Muslims because he
Speaker 3: was raised in captivity. So I mean maybe there's like
Speaker 3: a weird crossover somewhere in there. Right, Maybe he was
Speaker 3: talking to a gin or something, which I we would
Speaker 3: call demons in our line of thinking.
Speaker 2: So I mean, who's to say, right, right?
Speaker 5: Well, Uh, one of the last things I have here
Speaker 5: for you, guys. The Mayans that worshiped this bat being, Okay,
Speaker 5: they had a particularly fucked up ritual Okay, the high
Speaker 5: priest would intentionally slice himself in the dick over and
Speaker 5: over and over again and bleed into a blood letting
Speaker 5: like a little ritualistic dish, and he would bleed out
Speaker 5: of his dick so hard that it was said to
Speaker 5: literally alter his brain chemistry and induce an altered state
Speaker 5: that would produce visions of the future and give him
Speaker 5: guidance for the future path for the nation. And this
Speaker 5: was all sacrament to this bat headed Morbius character that
Speaker 5: they worshiped. I mean, this is crazy to me to
Speaker 5: literally slice yourself in the dick so many times you're
Speaker 5: bleeding out and you see visions of the future, and
Speaker 5: then this back creature like sucks all the blood up
Speaker 5: out of the bowl, and like, weird did this stuff
Speaker 5: come from? Like it's crazy to me.
Speaker 6: Yeah, maybe circumcision gets it, gets that idea from from
Speaker 6: over there. Who interesting, Like like the you're slicing your dick,
Speaker 6: you're circumcising, Like you're you're gonna bleed a little bit
Speaker 6: after that, right, dude, You bleed.
Speaker 5: A lot a bit after a circumcision.
Speaker 6: Right right, and then afterward you know the old ways.
Speaker 6: I don't know if they're still doing it nowadays, but
Speaker 6: then you would have the priest or the rabbi or
Speaker 6: whatever go and suck the blood off of the dick.
Speaker 6: Maybe that priest or rabbi is like trying to play
Speaker 6: the role of the bat in a sense.
Speaker 5: Dude, I had I'm not sure if you're familiar with
Speaker 5: Sean McCann from the Wake the Dead podcast, he has
Speaker 5: a circumcision presentation that he does that will rock your
Speaker 5: fucking world. Like, if I had a son tomorrow, I
Speaker 5: would never ever ever get him circumcised, Like it is
Speaker 5: such a ritualistic, crazy thing to do, and it's anyway.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's dude, I looked into that heavy whenever, you know,
Speaker 6: my son, whenever I found out that I was having
Speaker 6: a son and I was going the whole unbaxed route
Speaker 6: and everything, and then I started looking into like certain
Speaker 6: circumcision kind of shit, and I'm like, dude, like this
Speaker 6: is more of an aesthetic thing nowadays than it was,
Speaker 6: you know, a spiritual thing, right, like to cut off
Speaker 6: the tip of your dick like that, and they say
Speaker 6: that you have more nerve endings in that piece than
Speaker 6: in like the whole rest of the thing, And so
Speaker 6: you're taking away even from the experience. Now I don't.
Speaker 6: I mean, that's not my concern. That's not why I
Speaker 6: kept my son's foreskin or whatever. But like, I think
Speaker 6: that a lot of that stuff is stemmed in the occult.
Speaker 6: And you want to like it's it's religious or it's
Speaker 6: the occult kind of the same thing to me, to
Speaker 6: be honest, Well, it's.
Speaker 5: The equivalent of like a chick cutting or clid off.
Speaker 2: Like that's not the clip be like cutting the whole
Speaker 2: head of your dick off. This is more like a
Speaker 2: chick hood.
Speaker 5: But like still you should have that, Like I won't mind,
Speaker 5: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Shit, my grandfather, as a matter of fact, when he
Speaker 3: joined the Marine Corps he went to the Korean War,
Speaker 3: they circumcised him before he deployed. That was a thing
Speaker 3: that was a government practice at that point for cleanliness.
Speaker 5: Government practice to cut your dick skin off.
Speaker 3: They only stopped doing that in like the sixties. To
Speaker 3: join in the military, you had.
Speaker 5: To be circums not ritualistic.
Speaker 3: Jacob, No, no, no, I'm not saying it's not I'm
Speaker 3: saying that if you're going to be in the jungle
Speaker 3: and not shower for six months.
Speaker 2: We don't need you dying from dick rod.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but you can still keep it clean. That's like
Speaker 5: saying your puss is gonna rot if you don't like
Speaker 5: cut something off of it.
Speaker 3: This is why I don't females should be four deployed
Speaker 3: to combat zones because there will be times where you're
Speaker 3: six months without a shower and you need to clean
Speaker 3: your vagina. That's a real thing.
Speaker 7: I mean, if you still take a washbrag or stop
Speaker 7: to it. I imagine, oh.
Speaker 2: If you have to happen to have soap or clean water.
Speaker 6: Sure, I mean, I'm sure you're not going six months
Speaker 6: without drinking something.
Speaker 3: No, but you need to preserve your water for drinking,
Speaker 3: not for cleaning. I mean, eyes can go six months
Speaker 3: without showering and not you know, catch some sort of
Speaker 3: crazy disease.
Speaker 2: Women cannot.
Speaker 6: I mean that's like saying, you know, cut your anus
Speaker 6: off because you don't want to go six months without
Speaker 6: uh with having wiping it.
Speaker 2: You know, it's a hole is made to let shit
Speaker 2: come out of it. It's not the same, but I mean.
Speaker 6: An asshole was way dirtier than a dick or a
Speaker 6: vagina is ever going to be. Like, there's a legit
Speaker 6: fecal matter that comes out of there. So you think
Speaker 6: that you'd be pretty concerned about that.
Speaker 5: Unless unless you get diarrhea and it splatters into your
Speaker 5: vagina or onto your dickhead.
Speaker 2: I mean that's awsible.
Speaker 5: I guess then then I can see. But anyways, anyways,
Speaker 5: I have to say this next part and then I'll
Speaker 5: let you guys talk about shit, dicks or whatever you
Speaker 5: want to talk about.
Speaker 7: But we're not We're not just the perverence over here.
Speaker 5: No, no, no. The reason I brought it up is
Speaker 5: because these guys would like slice their ticks off, not off,
Speaker 5: but like the blood letting. You know, they would slice
Speaker 5: their dicks and do all this crazy stuff. So it's
Speaker 5: very important to these old gods, right, there's something special
Speaker 5: about our blood. And one of the dudes who discovered
Speaker 5: the double helix shape of our DNA, his name is
Speaker 5: Francis Crick. He said that DNA does not originate on Earth,
Speaker 5: and he thought that we were all extraterrestrials or star seeds,
Speaker 5: or that we were planted on Earth. And I don't
Speaker 5: know if that's the angle i'd go with, but I
Speaker 5: would agree that evolution is dogshit and we were definitely
Speaker 5: divinely created, and whatever is floating around in our bodies
Speaker 5: is pure magic. And the ancient people knew this, which
Speaker 5: is why it was so important to them, and why
Speaker 5: it was so important to these these lowercase gods. And
Speaker 5: even the Bible mentions it right that the life is
Speaker 5: in the blood. And so speaking of the Bible, like
Speaker 5: I said before Lazarus, you know, Jesus rows him up
Speaker 5: out of the grave. Jesus himself resurrected. So wherever you
Speaker 5: look in history, there is a mention of people coming
Speaker 5: back to life after they've been dead. And in the
Speaker 5: Book of Revelation it says that God will come back
Speaker 5: at the end of time to judge the souls of
Speaker 5: the living and the dead. So it's like we could
Speaker 5: take that one of two ways. If you're already dead,
Speaker 5: I feel like you would have already went through judgment.
Speaker 5: Or maybe if you're some type of like demon being
Speaker 5: that's alive on earth when when God comes back to
Speaker 5: judge everyone, maybe that's what like souls of the living
Speaker 5: and the dead that are like walking amongst us, what
Speaker 5: is it like? What is that even? What could you
Speaker 5: even take from that? Like maybe we've interpreted it wrong.
Speaker 3: I've always taken it to mean, and again I could
Speaker 3: be very wrong on this one. I've always taken it
Speaker 3: to mean aside from the rapture, Like, let's just put
Speaker 3: that one on the back burner real quick, because those
Speaker 3: are people that would be alive, that would be taken up,
Speaker 3: and like, there's a whole thing to if the rapture
Speaker 3: is even what we think it is. Five five with you, okay,
Speaker 3: But let's say that when God comes back to judge
Speaker 3: of the living and the dead, I would take that
Speaker 3: to mean the souls of those that have been reborn
Speaker 3: and have new life and those that have never taken
Speaker 3: the rebirth and are dead. Right, That's how Jesus said
Speaker 3: that he came to give people a new life, to
Speaker 3: have people reborn in his family kind of thing. I
Speaker 3: always thought it was something more kin to that, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean, because those that believe in Him
Speaker 3: shall have everlasting life and shall not perish. I always
Speaker 3: thought that was kind of what that meant. But I again,
Speaker 3: it's a book of revelation. It's an entire book of interpretation,
Speaker 3: So I mean, who's.
Speaker 5: To write because it's like a It's like I always say,
Speaker 5: it's like a five layer burrito. Like you could take
Speaker 5: many things, you know, and they could still be true
Speaker 5: at the same time, because in order to be reborn,
Speaker 5: you first have to die, and I think that could
Speaker 5: be a spiritual death. I think it could also be
Speaker 5: a physical death, and so you know either way. But
Speaker 5: there's this whole thing in the conspiracy theory community about clones, right,
Speaker 5: and creating like replicas of people, or creating like empty
Speaker 5: vessels for whatever demon spirits to inhabit to interact in
Speaker 5: the physical world. They talk about like gray aliens could
Speaker 5: be something of that sort, like an empty biological vessel
Speaker 5: for like weird spirits to enter and interact in the
Speaker 5: physical world. I don't know if I'm on the whole
Speaker 5: clones train. I'm not gonna say it's outside the realm
Speaker 5: of possibility that they could be doing clones and stuff.
Speaker 5: But it's like Hillary Clinton, Okay, there were all these
Speaker 5: videos of her like pukin and cups while she's on stage,
Speaker 5: collapsing in on the side of a van, glitchen out
Speaker 5: and shit during interviews and stuff, and then all of
Speaker 5: a sudden she's just well, she's good now, She's perfect.
Speaker 5: There's nothing going on. She was on death door for
Speaker 5: months and now all of a sudden, she's a vision
Speaker 5: of health. And I almost wonder it's like, is it
Speaker 5: clones or is it like vamprism. Have they have they transitioned?
Speaker 5: Have they gotten something that preserves them in some way?
Speaker 5: I mean it just there was I have it on
Speaker 5: Instagram and anybody can go look at it. There was
Speaker 5: a news report that came out and it was kind
Speaker 5: of like when they announced Building seven collapsed before it did,
Speaker 5: and they were like, and now on the death of
Speaker 5: Hillary Clinton, and it showed a flash picture of her,
Speaker 5: and then obviously it never aired or whatever, but it's like,
Speaker 5: why were they talking about now on the death of
Speaker 5: Hillary Clinton and she's still fucking walking around? Like, I
Speaker 5: just I don't get certain things.
Speaker 3: Well, I know at least owned animals successfully, right, And
Speaker 3: then we just did an episode on this. As a
Speaker 3: matter of fact, Jonathan, they just had to shut down
Speaker 3: a lab in England who was delving deeper into clone technology,
Speaker 3: even though they illegally were doing so for like a decade.
Speaker 3: The big question is have they cloned humans? Have they
Speaker 3: gone that far? I think, of course they have, right
Speaker 3: aside from us saying that Joe Biden was a clone
Speaker 3: and all these things.
Speaker 2: Fine, fine, yes, and there's.
Speaker 3: There's a little bit of humor to that, a little
Speaker 3: bit of reality to that.
Speaker 2: I get it. But even just you've seen the movie
Speaker 2: The Island.
Speaker 3: Now charlie'staring Scarlett Johansson and Bateman or no, no, no,
Speaker 3: what's his name?
Speaker 7: Shit?
Speaker 2: I forget long story short.
Speaker 3: They are clones that have been bought and paid for
Speaker 3: by rich celebrities who are about to suffer liver failure,
Speaker 3: and rather than get put on a donor list, they
Speaker 3: just grow a clone of themselves and then they harvest
Speaker 3: it when the clone gets to a certain age.
Speaker 2: And I see that as absolutely being a possibility.
Speaker 5: So I mean, like they cloned Tyrone, like that Netflix
Speaker 5: movie they cloned Tyrone.
Speaker 6: I saw that it was on Netflix. I haven't watched
Speaker 6: it yet, but it's it's basically.
Speaker 5: What it is, Jacob. It's fucked up.
Speaker 6: It's super interesting about the timing about when that came out,
Speaker 6: with all of that shit that was going on with
Speaker 6: Jamie Fox, you know, and then Jamie Fox comes out,
Speaker 6: He's looking all different and just.
Speaker 5: Didn't make it any in weird yeah.
Speaker 7: Line, his head shape. Everything was totally.
Speaker 5: Everything was totally different, literally super weird.
Speaker 6: But no, I I just out of curiosity. I wanted
Speaker 6: to speak to the devil. I mean chat GBT, sorry,
Speaker 6: and I said, I said, would it be possible if
Speaker 6: somebody were to create a colone? Would it be possible
Speaker 6: to instead of allowing some kind of spirit in there,
Speaker 6: to upload some kind of AI into it, And would
Speaker 6: it be able to animate.
Speaker 3: As AI if it could upload AI into a clone.
Speaker 2: I'm very curious to see what what the answer is.
Speaker 6: It says putting AI into a clone? Can it be done? Technologically?
Speaker 6: We're getting close. You could theore theoretically embed a neural
Speaker 6: interface into a clone's brain, or even build the brain
Speaker 6: from synthetic neurons, feed at AI algorithms, language, motor control,
Speaker 6: emotional mimicry, memory simulation. So yes, you could animate a
Speaker 6: clone with an AI, but it wouldn't be human consciousness.
Speaker 6: It would be a meat puppet with digital mindware. So
Speaker 6: all right, well, and that's why I always say it's
Speaker 6: not the AI that's evil, it's the people that would
Speaker 6: be controlling it. So if you were to upload some
Speaker 6: kind of AI, like I think that, dude, it's it's
Speaker 6: highly possible that Elon Musk is an AI clone. Like
Speaker 6: if you think of an AI clone, because he's so
Speaker 6: because he's so like he's fucking brilliant.
Speaker 5: He's brilliant, but he's got like there's a little bit
Speaker 5: of like forced gump stuck in there, Like I don't
Speaker 5: know how else he's a little gumpy.
Speaker 6: But the most powerful minds in the world are like that. Yeah, well,
Speaker 6: if you think about it, like think about somebody, uh
Speaker 6: that has autism, Like most of the time, like autistic people,
Speaker 6: where they lack in one area, they are fucking succeeding
Speaker 6: brilliantly in other areas.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but Jacob, they have they have weaponized autism. They
Speaker 5: want autistic people. They have injected us with stuff to
Speaker 5: make people autistic. Like they want this. It's like a
Speaker 5: superhuman ability. They think like that's the next fucking level
Speaker 5: of evolution. Is we all should be like gumped up,
Speaker 5: fucking retarded. Not that autistic people are retarded, but it's
Speaker 5: like they're they're trying to they're manipulating the mind. They
Speaker 5: are literally manipulating the mind in some way. It's like
Speaker 5: there's Lon Musk is the person of tomorrow, I'll pass. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I don't want that.
Speaker 3: There's levels to autism, right, there's a type where like
Speaker 3: they need to wear a helmet and they're like banging
Speaker 3: their head against the wall hard, what we would call
Speaker 3: mental retardation, but in reality it's like an advanced case
Speaker 3: of autism. Then you got the types that are like
Speaker 3: semi socially functionable, but also like they work with math
Speaker 3: and numbers on a level that we can't comprehend. So,
Speaker 3: I mean, there's levels to it. But I agree with you.
Speaker 3: They're absolutely weaponizing autism for sure.
Speaker 5: They've engineered it almost.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 6: Look at the fucking vaccines. A lot of the vaccines
Speaker 6: we brought it up about, like even the MMR vaccine,
Speaker 6: the measles, MUMP and rubella one, Like they put fetal
Speaker 6: cells in there, Like why would you put that in there?
Speaker 6: And then ever since the MMR vaccine comes out with
Speaker 6: all the fetal cells, autism rises. It's like, that's interesting.
Speaker 6: Whenever you feed a human body other cells of another
Speaker 6: you know, not just any kind of cells. We're talking
Speaker 6: about like the shit that creates us, like the fetal cells,
Speaker 6: the very beginning of human life.
Speaker 7: You're pumping that into a body.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think that there's gonna be some kind of malfunction,
Speaker 6: like just on the surface. Look at it like that,
Speaker 6: it makes sense.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well this this that's one of my closing thoughts
Speaker 5: that I had for this presentation, and it actually goes
Speaker 5: along with what we're talking about because the people have
Speaker 5: obviously been scared of this phenomenon forever, right, like reanimation
Speaker 5: of the dead and like blood drinking and cannibalism, corpses
Speaker 5: and all this stuff. Right, so I question everything, and
Speaker 5: I almost feel like where we're headed is like a
Speaker 5: biologically chemically pharmaceutically induced reanimation or possession, right, Like I
Speaker 5: am legend or resident evil type shit, Like they'll offer
Speaker 5: us some kind of cure for cancer, and everybody's gonna
Speaker 5: get in line to get jabbed up with this stuff,
Speaker 5: or you know, some type of serum that you can
Speaker 5: take and it'll fix like all your problems that they've
Speaker 5: created in your body. And I mean they may have
Speaker 5: already done this because biological warfare is the easiest way
Speaker 5: to get to a map amount of people. All you'd
Speaker 5: have to do is like get into somebody's water supply, right,
Speaker 5: I could kill you without even being in the same
Speaker 5: room with you. All you have to do is like
Speaker 5: get some type of biologically engineered thing into people's bodies.
Speaker 5: And they could have already done this right that we
Speaker 5: had like a soft trial run of them trying to
Speaker 5: do this with COVID. And I'm sure I'm gonna offend
Speaker 5: a bunch of people by saying this, but I'm just
Speaker 5: speaking from my opinion personally, and it's like, have you
Speaker 5: checked on the people in your life that have gotten
Speaker 5: many jabs, Like they got both the visors and they
Speaker 5: go back every spring for the boostie. I mean, in
Speaker 5: my opinion, the people in my life who have continued
Speaker 5: to get these fucking things, it's like their personality has changed.
Speaker 5: It's almost like they're empty inside. I know two people
Speaker 5: in particular, my ex husband being one of them, and
Speaker 5: I don't care because he'll never listen to this, but
Speaker 5: I noticed like after he got and he went, he
Speaker 5: would continue to go back and get boosters, and it
Speaker 5: was like his personality over time, I felt like actually
Speaker 5: kind of changed and he became more of like a
Speaker 5: like empty inside, like or maybe it's just because he
Speaker 5: was an asshole. I don't know, but it's like I
Speaker 5: think that they could biologically or pharmaceutically induce something that
Speaker 5: could cause like I am legend syndrome, and maybe this
Speaker 5: is what they're after. I mean they could Could they
Speaker 5: inject something that causes you to be more susceptible to possession?
Speaker 5: Could they inject something that makes your fucking soul obliterate?
Speaker 5: That they were going after the god gene or whatever
Speaker 5: they say, the thing that lives inside our DNA that
Speaker 5: you can't replicate no matter what, they have to inject
Speaker 5: this mRNA thing that like obliterates that. What actually are
Speaker 5: they fucking doing? Because to me, it seems like it's
Speaker 5: a phenomenon that's been going on since the beginning of time,
Speaker 5: and maybe they found a way to weaponize it.
Speaker 6: I think that it probably depending on how many vaccines
Speaker 6: you got, if you got all the different boosters, it's
Speaker 6: probably different levels to even that kind of shit, which
Speaker 6: is why they kept on saying, well, you need a
Speaker 6: new booster every three months or every six months or
Speaker 6: whatever it is, because it was just you know, deepening
Speaker 6: whatever their goal was. And I think I think you're
Speaker 6: onto something there that I think that maybe they were
Speaker 6: just maybe they were trying to make the people a
Speaker 6: little bit more subservient to the whoever's ruling this place,
Speaker 6: you know, a little bit more subservient. So you're gonna
Speaker 6: turn on the TV. You're gonna believe everything that they say. Well,
Speaker 6: if you're somebody that got every single vaccine, I don't
Speaker 6: know how many boosters there are now, but if you're
Speaker 6: somebody that did get all of the boosters in all
Speaker 6: the rounds of COVID, like, you're not questioning Rachel Maddow
Speaker 6: whenever she's on MSNBC and she's saying about how good
Speaker 6: of a boy you were or how good of a
Speaker 6: little girl you were for getting the vaccines and everything.
Speaker 6: And then if, in the in a psychological kind of manipulation,
Speaker 6: a manipulative kind of way, if you were subservient enough
Speaker 6: to get all of the boosters and she's saying about
Speaker 6: how good you are, you're probably a lot more likely
Speaker 6: to believe everything else that she's saying, right like, because
Speaker 6: you want to believe that you made the right decision.
Speaker 6: If you made the right decision, you followed that person's
Speaker 6: lead or all these people's lead, Well, clearly they know
Speaker 6: what's best, and so now you're following them. As if
Speaker 6: they's some kind of godhead figure and you need that
Speaker 6: really all over the place. I mean some of the conspiracies,
Speaker 6: or or just not even conspiracies, like just trying to
Speaker 6: get people to be a little bit more open minded
Speaker 6: that aren't so close to off, that believe that they
Speaker 6: already figured out the world. There's nothing to question, you know,
Speaker 6: like certain newscasters they say certain things, your government says
Speaker 6: certain things. I just I think that you know, this
Speaker 6: thing has probably turned them into a little bit more
Speaker 6: some kind of slave, and I think that you're probably
Speaker 6: right as far as you know, their soul being sucked out.
Speaker 7: I mean, think about it.
Speaker 6: If you're extremely subservient, you think Belle from Beauty and
Speaker 6: the Beast had a soul? No, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 6: Like that beast was controlling her.
Speaker 7: She loved it. She's in love with that amount of control.
Speaker 2: And so.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well there are legit doctors, legit researchers who have
Speaker 5: said that they targeted the god gene with this stuff.
Speaker 5: So it's like, why are they targeting that? Like what
Speaker 5: would be the point of removing that from our DNA
Speaker 5: unless it's to like open you up to something.
Speaker 6: Or if you're trying to figure out a way that
Speaker 6: you can be the god that that God Gene is worshiping,
Speaker 6: you know, maybe and figure out and understand the mechanisms
Speaker 6: behind the actual God Gene, if it is a real thing.
Speaker 7: I actually tend to believe that it actually is, but
Speaker 7: I do.
Speaker 6: But if that does exist within our minds or whatever,
Speaker 6: like you, you wouldn't necessarily want to take that away.
Speaker 6: You would want to try and find a way to
Speaker 6: reverse engineer it to your benefit, right, because look, you
Speaker 6: got all these people that are die hard religious this way,
Speaker 6: there is no questioning it. I believe this to my soul,
Speaker 6: all this kind of stuff. Well what if you can
Speaker 6: take that kind of mind and you know, transmute it
Speaker 6: a little bit and just be like, well, you know,
Speaker 6: maybe we can tinker with it a little bit and
Speaker 6: they'll just believe everything we say.
Speaker 3: Unpopular opinion. I'm not saying that the COVID VACS wasn't
Speaker 3: dangerous and all the things. One hundred percent do believe this,
Speaker 3: but I also feel like that was way too in
Speaker 3: plain sight. And bear with me here, right, So COVID
Speaker 3: happened ooh so scary. Ah, it's the new plague. It's
Speaker 3: gonna kill one out of every ten people. Oh, by
Speaker 3: that we meant one out of every twenty, I meant
Speaker 3: one out of every hundred.
Speaker 2: I mean, fuck, how many did he even kill?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 2: The story kept.
Speaker 3: Changing, but it was all about getting the vaccine, all
Speaker 3: about getting the boosters, and it got to a point
Speaker 3: to where, now, honestly, like you said, Julie, if they
Speaker 3: can came out with a cure for cancer, if you
Speaker 3: just get this one vaccine, you will never catch cancer.
Speaker 2: I actually don't think that most people. There would be some.
Speaker 3: There would absolutely be a giant number that would go
Speaker 3: and line up to get it, for sure. But seeing
Speaker 3: this how the administration previous and how quote unquote medical
Speaker 3: science fumbled the ball so hard with COVID, I honestly
Speaker 3: don't think that many people would go get it at
Speaker 3: this time, at least until it was tested in the
Speaker 3: trials and all the stuff. But o zimpic, however, everybody
Speaker 3: jumped on that bandwagon instantly, no questions asked. Nobody looks effects,
Speaker 3: nobody looked at what it does to your health and
Speaker 3: mental or spiritual side of things.
Speaker 2: It just makes people drop weight and it's the best
Speaker 2: thing ever. It's like it comes from her fucking doing
Speaker 2: this to yourself.
Speaker 5: It comes from a fucking dealer monster. Yeah, it's gala
Speaker 5: monster venom, Like, like, how can your body be deficient
Speaker 5: in deal a monster venom?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 5: I mean it's just I'm with you, Jacob, because it's
Speaker 5: like I've said this a million times, the easiest way
Speaker 5: to kill a bunch of people is biological warfare. It's
Speaker 5: not like shooting someone or sabbing someone. You can kill
Speaker 5: someone without even being in the same room.
Speaker 2: And it's even better.
Speaker 3: They got the people injecting themselves with venom and right
Speaker 3: to do so, and they are paid fucking knows for
Speaker 3: the opportunity to do so.
Speaker 6: That's absolutely just Oh, it's so fucked. It literally deteriorates
Speaker 6: your body. It doesn't just take away it takes away muscle,
Speaker 6: It takes away bond density.
Speaker 5: Like dude, it can cause. It can cause gastro paresis,
Speaker 5: where you literally vomit every day for the rest of
Speaker 5: your life, for forever, and you can never change it.
Speaker 5: It paralyzes your stomach. You can never digest anything again.
Speaker 5: You need a colostomy bag, you need a feeding tube.
Speaker 5: You'll throw up every day for the rest of your life.
Speaker 5: Look it up, gastro paresis. It causes that like this.
Speaker 5: So I'm with you, Jake, if it doesn't have to
Speaker 5: be the COVID vaccine, although I do think that was
Speaker 5: weaponized to some degree. It could be anything. That's why
Speaker 5: the pharmaceutical industry terrifies me.
Speaker 2: I feel like they blew their load too early with COVID,
Speaker 2: like a I mean, did the overarching they right whatever,
Speaker 2: put your title of three letter agency or which political
Speaker 2: figure you want on they You're probably not far off
Speaker 2: base here, But like COVID wasn't as deadly just as
Speaker 2: a virus as they made it out to be.
Speaker 5: Now, the vaccine had something in it though for sure.
Speaker 3: Now, if they would have waited until an actual plague
Speaker 3: hit where you personally will know three people that died
Speaker 3: from this new thing that's been going around, people are
Speaker 3: genuinely scared of it, and then you release the vaccine
Speaker 3: and then you release you, you know, the government or
Speaker 3: they being the saviors to come up with this cure,
Speaker 3: you would have had a lot different response. The fact
Speaker 3: that they rolled it out so early, and then the
Speaker 3: way they fumbled the ball and said that a car
Speaker 3: wreck that happened during that time, Oh, it's obviously a.
Speaker 2: COVID related death. It's like they shot themselves in the foot.
Speaker 3: They didn't let it get quote unquote bad enough to
Speaker 3: where it became a need. They tried to make it
Speaker 3: a need, and then when people didn't respond to it,
Speaker 3: they offered everything under the sun up into and including actually.
Speaker 2: Checks to entice people to go get jabbed. And it's
Speaker 2: like they didn't do it right. They are launch, yeah,
Speaker 2: free hotdogs or free what I was like, it was
Speaker 2: like a soft launch for what could be just around
Speaker 2: the corner. But I also feel like if they would
Speaker 2: have handled it better, they would have had a better
Speaker 2: response for their means. Instead, they even further people's distrust.
Speaker 5: Listen to this shit all right, My friend Kelly told
Speaker 5: me about this, and I'm pretty sure it's a Google
Speaker 5: away if you wanted to find it. But they will
Speaker 5: offer like homeless people some kind of a stipend to
Speaker 5: let them experiment on shit with them, right, And it's
Speaker 5: like there create there was a story where like one
Speaker 5: homeless person somehow broke out of one of these testing
Speaker 5: places and was like legit eating the face off another
Speaker 5: homeless person turned them into like a zombie like being
Speaker 5: and I mean, if that's it's like they're tinkering with
Speaker 5: stuff Ebola and all this shit. It's like they could
Speaker 5: literally give us something that makes us eat the face
Speaker 5: off of another homeless person. Well this was some type
Speaker 5: of like pharma pharmaceutically induced thing, because he was one
Speaker 5: of the homeless people that was like, yeah, if you
Speaker 5: give me this stipend, I'll let you inject me with whatever.
Speaker 5: Give me these pills and he and he went legit
Speaker 5: batshit crazy and became like a cannibal or whatever.
Speaker 6: But if you're gonna have those people that suck dick
Speaker 6: for coke, you know what I'm saying, the vaccines.
Speaker 5: Have they have to like perfect it though, because like,
Speaker 5: if this is what it's going to create, they're not
Speaker 5: These zombies aren't very resourceful.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 5: It's like I could probably mow one of these motherfuckers down.
Speaker 5: It's like they're slow and they're sluggish, and they're they
Speaker 5: just kind of like wa, it'll at you. Like they're
Speaker 5: not very resourceful zombies. Okay, So if they're going to
Speaker 5: create something like this, it's like they would need to
Speaker 5: experiment to like get it right.
Speaker 2: And it depends on the type of testing.
Speaker 3: Right, whenever they have like a new drug or a
Speaker 3: new medicine they're coming out with and they're doing testing
Speaker 3: on people. When they finally get it through the animal
Speaker 3: testing and they're like approved for human testing, they typically
Speaker 3: try to go for people that are healthy, that are
Speaker 3: not vitamin deficient, that are like very healthy neutrals to
Speaker 3: gauge what kind of response the human body will have
Speaker 3: on it.
Speaker 2: But that's not to say that they also.
Speaker 3: Don't grab the dreads or dregs excuse me of society
Speaker 3: to test on them. Once they've already seen what it
Speaker 3: does to a healthy body, now they want to know
Speaker 3: what it will do to a malnourished body, or to
Speaker 3: a drug addicted body, or to a dehydrate or whatever
Speaker 3: the case is. It just it really depends on the
Speaker 3: drug itself. I say drug very loosely here, but it
Speaker 3: depends on the tests that they're running and for what purpose. Oh,
Speaker 3: they'll absolutely snatch homeless people off the street and offer
Speaker 3: them a you have to get stabbed with some shit.
Speaker 6: It's all one giant experiment. And I was looking I
Speaker 6: always like to look into certain statistics to see like,
Speaker 6: all right, are they full of shit as far as theirs,
Speaker 6: as far as their statistics. Like even Trump was talking
Speaker 6: about it whenever he was running. He goes, dude, polls
Speaker 6: are a joke, Like they're always going to be a joke.
Speaker 6: But if you do have the documented evidence, maybe maybe
Speaker 6: it's true, Maybe it's a little far fetched whatever. I
Speaker 6: started looking into it because I was like, I wonder
Speaker 6: how many, like the percentage of Americans that got at
Speaker 6: least one COVID shot. And I was like, I'm on,
Speaker 6: is it like fifty percent, fifty five sixty that would
Speaker 6: be That would be a lot of fucking people. You
Speaker 6: think about it, because where is there, like three hundred
Speaker 6: and fifty million people or something like that live.
Speaker 7: In the United States.
Speaker 6: So you're still talking at fifty percent, you're still talking
Speaker 6: one hundred and seventy five million people, which is a
Speaker 6: lot of vaccines if they're only getting one. So I
Speaker 6: looked up this this website, it's called Statista, and would
Speaker 6: wouldn't you know it that eighty one percent of Americans
Speaker 6: got at least one COVID shot.
Speaker 7: Eighty one percent, bro, I.
Speaker 2: Can believe it.
Speaker 7: And the tickers down here.
Speaker 6: But so given one dose is the blue line fully
Speaker 6: vaccinated is the black line. So let's see what the
Speaker 6: the well the line.
Speaker 3: Heart strings man, like, you're gonna kill Mamo, You're gonna
Speaker 3: kill Paul Paul because you won't get the vaccine and all.
Speaker 5: If I believe that, though, oh don't.
Speaker 6: I don't know if I necessarily believe it, because all right,
Speaker 6: so you got eighty one percent of Americans that they
Speaker 6: claim got at least one.
Speaker 7: That sixty nine percent are fully vaccinated.
Speaker 6: I don't know if I believe that.
Speaker 5: I called bullshit I called.
Speaker 6: And so let's just go hypothetically here and let's say
Speaker 6: that these numbers are actually true. That means we are
Speaker 6: super in the minority here. We like our our thought
Speaker 6: process and the way we're you know, looking into things
Speaker 6: and not necessarily believing mainstream media and all that kind
Speaker 6: of stuff. We are super minority here because sixty nine
Speaker 6: percent of Americans.
Speaker 7: Got all of the vac all of the.
Speaker 6: Boosters, all of the vaccine. Sixty nine So yeah, well,
Speaker 6: most people were threatened fucking work to do here, sir.
Speaker 3: They wouldn't be allowed to return to work unless they
Speaker 3: came with their vaccine card. Do you remember this shit?
Speaker 3: And it's not just people pulling on the heart strings
Speaker 3: of killing their mom. And it's not just pulling on
Speaker 3: the heart strings of well, you're gonna kill your children
Speaker 3: and we need to get the vaccines approved for children.
Speaker 2: All that.
Speaker 3: It was straight up like you're locked down, you're not
Speaker 3: an essential employee, and you won't be able to go
Speaker 3: back to work and support your family unless you go
Speaker 3: get this shot like they did the thing.
Speaker 6: And all of those people are being reimbursed now the
Speaker 6: ones that did get fired from their job, their job
Speaker 6: are being their jobs are being punished, and they are
Speaker 6: required to pay their ex employees the entire amount I think,
Speaker 6: and then some as some kind of retribution kind of
Speaker 6: money given back kind of thing. But and that's great,
Speaker 6: Like absolutely these companies should be held accountable one way
Speaker 6: or another. I think that that is the least. The
Speaker 6: least you could have done was pay them for the
Speaker 6: time that they had to miss.
Speaker 7: That's the least.
Speaker 6: I think that there should have been much higher implications
Speaker 6: to be honest with you, Like even churches were shutting down,
Speaker 6: Like since when do churches go along to get along
Speaker 6: with the government, Like that's I mean, maybe a little
Speaker 6: bit more than we want to.
Speaker 5: What if they learned their lesson though with the COVID stuff,
Speaker 5: and now they're getting smart with it, and if they're
Speaker 5: going to try to write, like if they're going to
Speaker 5: try to reintroduce something like this again, because I do
Speaker 5: think we're kind of.
Speaker 7: Oh no, do we lose her?
Speaker 2: It cut out earlier, but it jumped right back.
Speaker 7: Maybe she's gonna come back. She was about to be
Speaker 7: on one.
Speaker 2: There?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 7: You cut out there, Julia?
Speaker 5: When did I cut out? Sorry?
Speaker 3: You said that people are waking up and you don't
Speaker 3: think that it would work again because.
Speaker 5: Oh, I just said. I think like maybe they learned
Speaker 5: their lesson on like the COVID stuff, and now they
Speaker 5: got to get smart with it. Because I think like
Speaker 5: if they want some kind of I am legend twenty
Speaker 5: eight days later weird thing to break out where we're
Speaker 5: all actually scared that we're going to contract this shit,
Speaker 5: I mean they would have to. They would actually have to.
Speaker 5: They would need to release something that made you zombie
Speaker 5: like to scare people enough to do this again.
Speaker 3: And like you said, I think people woke up because
Speaker 3: initially it was seen as like, Okay, if you get this, Jeb,
Speaker 3: you won't catch COVID, right, that was the initial story
Speaker 3: that was run, and then it was oh, well, yeah,
Speaker 3: you'll still catch it, but it won't be as bad,
Speaker 3: and then it was, well, it may be just as bad,
Speaker 3: but that's because you haven't got the booster yet. It
Speaker 3: was like people really tried listening to the quote unquote
Speaker 3: powers that be on that. But I also think that,
Speaker 3: like you said, a lot of people woke up because
Speaker 3: of this right, and there were so many people that
Speaker 3: got the vaccine thinking truly, like within their heart of hearts,
Speaker 3: that they were doing the right thing. And I feel
Speaker 3: like most of that sixty nine percent regret the decision now.
Speaker 3: And I would think that if they were to try
Speaker 3: to do this again, it wouldn't be a hypothetical thing
Speaker 3: that may or may not hit us.
Speaker 2: I think it would have to be.
Speaker 3: People actually visually seeing something along like the Bubonic plague
Speaker 3: or the Spanish flu, where it's like, oh no, no,
Speaker 3: people really dieing out in these streets because of this
Speaker 3: new sickness.
Speaker 2: Please do something to fix it, Like it'd be something
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 5: It would have to be. And since you brought it
Speaker 5: up like the Inquisition, right, like when the Black plague
Speaker 5: and all that, they said it was like caused by
Speaker 5: witches and shit. Now have you guys, have you guys
Speaker 5: heard of the Malice Malificarum this which is hammerbook. They
Speaker 5: came this, this Catholic guy, he wrote the Malfacarum as
Speaker 5: like a witch hunting book, because he said that witches
Speaker 5: had caused the Black plague and that this and they
Speaker 5: used it during like the Salem witch trials and shit.
Speaker 5: But they talk about resurrection in that book, even that
Speaker 5: in order to kill a witch you got to use
Speaker 5: like three nails and like hammer it into their bodies
Speaker 5: to trap their spirit to so they can't reanimate and
Speaker 5: come back to life and curse you. And like all this.
Speaker 5: Like anywhere you look they will they will talk about
Speaker 5: like resurrection and evil spirits coming back out of the
Speaker 5: grave and stuff like this. Even to do with like
Speaker 5: the plague. It was a curse caused by witches and
Speaker 5: they have demon spirits and you got to do all
Speaker 5: this stuff so they don't come back up out of
Speaker 5: the grave and you got to drown them and then
Speaker 5: burn the body and do all this stuff. So to me,
Speaker 5: it's like not outside the realm of possibility that they
Speaker 5: would like induce a plague a real one, like the
Speaker 5: fucking bubonic plague and then blame it on something to
Speaker 5: where we're all running to get some injection that causes
Speaker 5: us to like turn into some type of weird cannibal creatures.
Speaker 5: I don't know, like I am legend for real, well
Speaker 5: like on steroids.
Speaker 6: I think you you know you brought up ozempic and
Speaker 6: the Gila monster, right, And I mean, could this You
Speaker 6: see all these people getting deathly skinny. And as a
Speaker 6: matter of fact, I don't keep up with the Oscars
Speaker 6: and all that type of award bullshit. People just sucking
Speaker 6: their own dicks over there in Hollywood. But I did
Speaker 6: see this article from the Tribune dot com and it
Speaker 6: says ozempic fueled weight loss takes over the Oscars twenty
Speaker 6: twenty five as Hollywood size zero trend returns. This was
Speaker 6: just March third, so like a month ago. And you
Speaker 6: can see that all of these look at fucking Whoopy
Speaker 6: gold Burg, bro if that's not a skeleton? Whoope or not?
Speaker 6: Oprah Winfrey, and I mean especially Ariana Grande, all of
Speaker 6: these people. What's that Ashton Kutcher's ex wife, Demi Moore,
Speaker 6: what is this? Demi Levado down here looking all the
Speaker 6: thin and everything, and you know, and they said that
Speaker 6: from what I was reading, is that, uh that basically
Speaker 6: in the oscars the main talking point. They said it
Speaker 6: was one of the most perfect ads for ozempic ever
Speaker 6: because all of these people were all touting ozempic in
Speaker 6: one way or another, and they're they're, you know, showing
Speaker 6: their skinny physique and everything. These are the same people
Speaker 6: that used to say fat is beautiful and now they're like,
Speaker 6: now they're like, well, let's try and get as skinny
Speaker 6: as humanly possible. I mean, look at fucking skeletor Ariana
Speaker 6: Grande right now, Like she looks like.
Speaker 5: She looks like one of those things that pull the
Speaker 5: carriage in fucking Harry Potter. I keep saying this, yeah, no, no, okay,
Speaker 5: well my dog going too.
Speaker 2: But I mean it's it's not a bad movie. I
Speaker 2: prefer the Broadway. That's just me.
Speaker 3: But dude, she looked malnourished is an understatement. She looked
Speaker 3: like an actual skeleton, right, and then Demi Levado bro
Speaker 3: she was thick. She was fucking hot.
Speaker 5: Now like they're losing weight, It's like they look dead right,
Speaker 5: they look like they look like corpse, and so I mean,
Speaker 5: why is that attractive?
Speaker 6: Why?
Speaker 5: See, that's the thing is like it can never be.
Speaker 5: It has to be like one extreme or the other.
Speaker 5: It's like you have to have a thirty pound fupa
Speaker 5: in order to be attractive. And now it's like just kidding,
Speaker 5: Now you have to be crackhead, nineties fucking heroine, chic,
Speaker 5: skeletor skinny to be attractive.
Speaker 6: Bro, this shit is non cute. And to be honest,
Speaker 6: I never really found her in a grande to be cute.
Speaker 7: I always just looked at her like she was a
Speaker 7: little kid.
Speaker 6: I didn't know she was thirty one, so she's only
Speaker 6: like a few years younger than us. But uh, that's
Speaker 6: that is not cute. It's not a good look. And
Speaker 6: I actually was thinking, like are we is it possible?
Speaker 6: So you had mentioned the Gila monster. It is uh
Speaker 6: basically lizard venom, and uh that it.
Speaker 7: Is the most uh.
Speaker 6: Where I had it up here, But anyway, it's like
Speaker 6: the most poisonous venom that there is, maybe only from lizards.
Speaker 7: I don't know if it's the most poisonous venoment.
Speaker 5: Dude, it just it just dissolves your insides.
Speaker 6: It almost so bounds parasitic, right, And if it is parasitic,
Speaker 6: you think of venom and parasites kind of put them
Speaker 6: in the same sentence or in the same grouping there
Speaker 6: in some in some ways, right. But like, if it
Speaker 6: is some kind of parasite that is literally eating these
Speaker 6: bodies away, could that parasite then animate itself a lot?
Speaker 6: Like what is it the uh that that ant or
Speaker 6: whatever that gets into a grasshopper's mind and controls it
Speaker 6: something along those lines here and and look, oh is
Speaker 6: that out for very long? We don't know, you know,
Speaker 6: everything that could come from it. Like everybody is like, oh,
Speaker 6: I don't have to work out, Oh I don't have
Speaker 6: to diet. All I need to do is just inject
Speaker 6: myself with this shit and I'll get skinny.
Speaker 7: Who is not going to jump on.
Speaker 6: Board if you can afford it and you're overweight, right,
Speaker 6: So that is a I would say, I would actually
Speaker 6: uh suggest that that is a much better selling technique
Speaker 6: to get people to inject themselves with something if you're
Speaker 6: trying to help them with weight loss, then protecting them
Speaker 6: from some kind of virus exactly.
Speaker 5: They had to come up with the lie first, though, Jonathan,
Speaker 5: which is the lie of everyone on earth apparently is
Speaker 5: insulin resistant. And the only reason why people are insulin
Speaker 5: resistant is because they've had a shit fucking processed, fucking
Speaker 5: diet their entire life. Oh not because they were born
Speaker 5: that way. It's because the they eat processed sugar and
Speaker 5: high fruit, toast, corn, sere up and all this shit,
Speaker 5: and it's made them insulin resistant and cause them to
Speaker 5: have like pcos and shit like that. And so they
Speaker 5: first make you sick with food and give you insulin
Speaker 5: resistance so you're fat. Then they tell you fat is beautiful.
Speaker 5: Keep eating this shit. And then they're like, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 5: fat isn't beautiful. We're just kidding. We came up with
Speaker 5: this thing you can inject yourself with that helps with
Speaker 5: this disease we gave you called insulin resistance, and so
Speaker 5: now we can eat your body from the inside out
Speaker 5: and make it a fashion trend. That's what we that's
Speaker 5: what we needed. Thanks guys, I love Big Pharma, and
Speaker 5: the my hero.
Speaker 6: And the masses will continue to take it because you know,
Speaker 6: we all live very busy schedules. Sometimes it just be
Speaker 6: easier to stop at Mickey D's rather than cooking for
Speaker 6: thirty thirty minutes to an hour, right, And so I
Speaker 6: think that if you're getting into this day and age
Speaker 6: where people want shit done faster, like as fast as
Speaker 6: humanly possible, that's why TikTok is blown up.
Speaker 7: I mean, so many people would.
Speaker 6: Much rather watch a three minute clip than a three
Speaker 6: hour thing on YouTube or Patreon or whatever. Right, And
Speaker 6: it's just that that level of like completely just losing yourself.
Speaker 6: And I think that, you know, just look at her
Speaker 6: right here, what be Goldberg? It's I read down here
Speaker 6: down below that she was over three hundred pounds before
Speaker 6: she got on Ozebic. Look at her now, bro, Okay,
Speaker 6: you know, unnaturally, you.
Speaker 5: Know what they look like. You know what they look like.
Speaker 5: They look like men in black when the fucking thing
Speaker 5: gets into the guy and he looks like an Edgar suit.
Speaker 5: That's what they look like. Their skins hanging off their
Speaker 5: bones and they look like they're all wearing Edgar suits. Okay,
Speaker 5: and fucking it's a perfect analogy for what you just said, Jonathan,
Speaker 5: because it was a parasite that took over his body, right,
Speaker 5: It was a cockroach that was living inside body.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And so.
Speaker 5: I literally you know, it could be some kind of
Speaker 5: parasitical thing that they've injected themselves with that's taking over
Speaker 5: their body and eating them from the inside out. And
Speaker 5: it's like, in what world would you if I told
Speaker 5: you I want to inject you with this parasitical thing
Speaker 5: that'll eat you from the inside out and your skin
Speaker 5: will hang off your bones. But you might, if you're lucky,
Speaker 5: get some guy to fuck you. That's what you want
Speaker 5: to do. That's what you want to do, You're lucky.
Speaker 3: It's not just eating off the fat, right, and it
Speaker 3: is that for sure. And it's not just eating off
Speaker 3: the muscle mass and the bone density, although it is
Speaker 3: doing that too. It's actually changing their diet and it's
Speaker 3: changing they aren't even hungry anymore. So it's like a
Speaker 3: double entendure. Not only does it melt your body off,
Speaker 3: but it makes you not want to ingest more nutrition. Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: it's like, y'all they know the secret to losing weight.
Speaker 3: Burn more calories than you intake.
Speaker 2: That is the secret. There's the law of thermo dynamics.
Speaker 3: There's no way that you can eat a thousand dollars
Speaker 3: a day and live any kind of normal life and
Speaker 3: gain weight.
Speaker 5: Well, it's like the parasite. The parasite is living off you,
Speaker 5: so it doesn't need any more nutrition. It's eating your
Speaker 5: body for sustenance. It's like a vampire and literally ozimpic
Speaker 5: the vampire injectable. It eats you from the inside out
Speaker 5: and you don't crave food anymore.
Speaker 6: Well, dude, I mean we just talked about it with Janet,
Speaker 6: but like I mean the Venom movies, I mean, that's
Speaker 6: literally a parasite that goes into this guy's body. That yeah,
Speaker 6: I mean, it still wants to eat other humans and
Speaker 6: chickens and all this other shit, but it is feeding
Speaker 6: off of them. And that's why, like Tom Hardy or
Speaker 6: the guy who or whoever Tom Hardy is playing in
Speaker 6: that movie, he's like one of the only ones that
Speaker 6: can even house this parasite. Most other like humans will
Speaker 6: they just can't live through it. And you know, oregans
Speaker 6: starts shutting down and all this other shit. So whenever
Speaker 6: you got a symbiotic relationship like that, it makes me
Speaker 6: look at you know, ozempic as a symbiot relationship, a
Speaker 6: symbiotic parasitic relationship with the person, and I don't know,
Speaker 6: they don't look the same and like even right here,
Speaker 6: somebody made an ex post and said Ozembic has introduced
Speaker 6: the newest accessory at the oscars, the sternum. Ooh mer,
Speaker 6: real shit though, and it says right here, oh oprah.
Speaker 7: And whoope being a walking billboard for ozempic.
Speaker 5: But why can't if you look at like and you
Speaker 5: guys should comment on this. But like, I've read a
Speaker 5: study one time that when men look at a picture
Speaker 5: of the same woman, they will be attracted to her
Speaker 5: when she is ovulating rather than when she's menstreating. They
Speaker 5: can look at a picture of the same woman one's
Speaker 5: taken when she's ovulating, one's taken when she's on her period,
Speaker 5: and they'll say she looks more attractive in this picture.
Speaker 5: Like literally, human beings are biologically in tune to reproduce
Speaker 5: with healthy women. Okay, so it's not like, who are
Speaker 5: you losing weight for exactly, because if you are healthy,
Speaker 5: if you take care of your body whatsoever, you're going
Speaker 5: to be attractive. It's like, guys, aren't that picky. It's like, oh,
Speaker 5: now we have to show our sternum. Oh now we
Speaker 5: have to do this, now we have to if you
Speaker 5: are physically healthy, and not loaded with parasitical garbage. You
Speaker 5: will be attractive regardless because that's the way your body
Speaker 5: was meant to work. I don't look at somebody whose
Speaker 5: skin is hanging off their bones and go they could
Speaker 5: make a healthy baby. Like what do you like? You
Speaker 5: have to have like some level of like meat on
Speaker 5: your bones. That's the way it's supposed to work, right,
Speaker 5: Wide hips, that's always supposed to be a thing.
Speaker 2: You know, we've talked about this in the live last night.
Speaker 3: Wide hips, stretch marks, that's the thing that we find attractive. Now, yes,
Speaker 3: I'm not speaking on behalf of all mankind. I will
Speaker 3: speak behalf of Jacob.
Speaker 2: Yeah. No, I like them. I like them thick with
Speaker 2: a cue, give me that goody duty all day. Baby.
Speaker 3: Nothing about sternum protruding is attractive to me. Nah, I'm
Speaker 3: I'm sorry. I like I like boobs, I like large
Speaker 3: ones at that and you're not gonna see a sternum
Speaker 3: sticking out of natural But I'm sorry, that's just I know,
Speaker 3: maybe I'm.
Speaker 2: Just crazy for like, oh, you're a chubby chaser.
Speaker 3: No, No, I like healthy women because I tell you
Speaker 3: this much.
Speaker 2: A woman that's built like that could probably cook.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm one hundred and fifteen pound chick that's gonna
Speaker 3: slam in the kitchen. I'm sorry that I don't think
Speaker 3: that actually exists. Talking to you, Rachel Ray the fuck
Speaker 3: out it.
Speaker 5: No, she's probably on a zimpic.
Speaker 2: I probably no. You find me a girl it's got
Speaker 2: thirty extra pounds on her. Hey, mama, what's happening with you? Like?
Speaker 2: That's that's me.
Speaker 6: I know if she got that fucking bowl of jello
Speaker 6: hanging off of her, fucking like, get out my kitchen,
Speaker 6: Get out my kitchen. I need some turkey. I need
Speaker 6: some turkey neck dangling off the off, the off, the.
Speaker 3: Fucking up there, dude, within limits, within reason, of course.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying like, yo, I know one guy broke
Speaker 3: straight up. If she wasn't two eighty, she was not
Speaker 3: his lady. And I'm like, all right, hold on, my boy,
Speaker 3: hold on, we got to take it back here. She's
Speaker 3: six to two or not his woman. His woman was
Speaker 3: five three to eighty, And I was like, oh no.
Speaker 5: You eighty at five three? Well, you know.
Speaker 7: Iage of like, if you ain't three fifty, you ain't
Speaker 7: with me.
Speaker 3: Oh god, Look, there's a difference between pre pie, pre diabetic,
Speaker 3: and thick. Okay, like we got to have some sort
Speaker 3: of a common gray area here, right, I don't need
Speaker 3: them to be somewhat even close to being morbidly obese.
Speaker 3: But I also think the BMI index is complete bullshit
Speaker 3: because that's BMI.
Speaker 2: I'm overweight and I am not well.
Speaker 5: Yeah right, that's that's a whole nother thing. But what
Speaker 5: I'm saying though, is like the two extremes, you can't.
Speaker 5: The reason why when people look at Lizo they're not like, ooh,
Speaker 5: have my baby is because she's unhealthy. Being that big
Speaker 5: is unhealthy. Being that skinny is unhealthy. You should be
Speaker 5: the proper weight for your body structure, tall, short, whatever
Speaker 5: it is. And different women have different body shapes, right,
Speaker 5: pear shaped, you know, hourglass whatever. I'm not talking about
Speaker 5: that I'm talking about. You should have an adequate amount
Speaker 5: of weight on you for your body type and your
Speaker 5: body structure. That's why, you know, when men are more
Speaker 5: attracted to a woman, it's just a healthy one. It's
Speaker 5: not one that's like on guest door because they eat
Speaker 5: two saltines a day, and it's not the one that
Speaker 5: engorges themselves. It's like a normal, regular ass healthy woman
Speaker 5: that probably takes care of herself. And it's like if
Speaker 5: you look at the rise of pcos and like minstrel
Speaker 5: problems with women, infertility with women, it's like overinjected with
Speaker 5: vaccines guard to sell this and all this shit, and
Speaker 5: it's like caused us to get things like insulin resistance
Speaker 5: and add more weight on shitty diets, poison in our
Speaker 5: food stuff like this. So I mean, yeah, there are
Speaker 5: things that can be wrong with you where you can't
Speaker 5: lose weight. I get that, But injecting yourself with Geela
Speaker 5: monster venom, that's not healthy. That's not like the healthy alternative.
Speaker 5: That's not like this solution to the problem. You've now
Speaker 5: just like got another crutch on the pharmaceuticals that you
Speaker 5: have to rely on.
Speaker 6: Amazing how it's always venom too, you know what I mean,
Speaker 6: Like with the Gila monster venom for ozempic, there was
Speaker 6: snake venom in the in the COVID vaccines and stuff
Speaker 6: like that, and it's like it's so it's so like
Speaker 6: in your face and obvious that they're putting. They don't
Speaker 6: even really care to hide it so much anymore. They're like, well,
Speaker 6: if you're stupid enough to take this venom, then all right,
Speaker 6: we got you, Like even before you even take it,
Speaker 6: like placebo effect has already sunk it in. They know
Speaker 6: we got if you even thought about taking it in
Speaker 6: some kind of ways. So I think that, you know,
Speaker 6: that's if you're gonna turn somebody into a zombie, like
Speaker 6: even think about, like, I mean, vampire venoms a thing,
Speaker 6: you know, Like that's that's the reanimation kind of shit
Speaker 6: going on there. I mean, there's all different stories about
Speaker 6: vampires and zombies and stuff like that. But I'm my
Speaker 6: daughter is super into Twilight, so I've been watching a
Speaker 6: lot of that lately.
Speaker 7: That's she just binges the fuck out of it.
Speaker 5: Oh dude, I had a super hard on for Twilight
Speaker 5: when it came out.
Speaker 2: I mean, so I like it.
Speaker 6: I still like it, dude. I watched all the movies
Speaker 6: as they came out in the movie theaters. Me and
Speaker 6: my ex we would go and be there on the
Speaker 6: night that it was released.
Speaker 7: It was kind of a fun thing.
Speaker 2: That we do.
Speaker 5: I do think that Stephanie Meyer has a bit of
Speaker 5: occultism going on in her background. I think things that
Speaker 5: she included in there that like people think are cheesy
Speaker 5: and like h fucking they glisten in the sun and
Speaker 5: just gay stuff like that. Yeah, sure that stuff is
Speaker 5: gimmicky and whatever, but there are certain aspects she included
Speaker 5: in there, like the cold ones and this this native
Speaker 5: American thing that comes from real shit, and like, uh.
Speaker 2: Same with Harry Potter. A lot of the incantation right
Speaker 2: that came out of the Witch's hammer.
Speaker 3: She actually sourced her quote unquote magic from actual black
Speaker 3: magical books.
Speaker 5: Yes, yeah, that's exactly what I was going to say.
Speaker 5: It's like, if you really dig deep into this stuff
Speaker 5: though it's based on like actual ritualism and like actual
Speaker 5: mythology and stuff like that, and some of this stuff
Speaker 5: in Harry Potter honestly blows my mind how accurate it is.
Speaker 2: There's obviously McKee and childish for the storyline of.
Speaker 5: It, yes, right right, Yes, for instance.
Speaker 3: When went perfect example as to what we're talking about now.
Speaker 3: And for anybody who doesn't know.
Speaker 2: Much about the Harry Potter lore, I don't know what
Speaker 2: to tell you about this, and but bear with me here.
Speaker 3: Voldemort when he was when he had finally left the
Speaker 3: Dude's head and he was on his own, he had
Speaker 3: to gain nutrition some way. So he killed a unicorn
Speaker 3: and was drinking its blood. He wasn't eating the meat,
Speaker 3: he was drinking unicorn blood. Reason being, do you remember,
Speaker 3: is because unicorns are an entirely pure being. He had
Speaker 3: to drink a pure being's blood fresh in order to
Speaker 3: gain sustenance for his dark practices. Now, yes, we are.
Speaker 3: That's like subset of a subset of a subset put
Speaker 3: into a child's book.
Speaker 2: I get that.
Speaker 3: But the kernel of truth there that we should be
Speaker 3: paying attention to is where she got her inspiration for
Speaker 3: that from.
Speaker 5: And what's one of the deathly hallows, right, It's the
Speaker 5: invisibility Cloak, the Elder Wand and the Resurrection Stone. I mean,
Speaker 5: it's always in there. That's why I dove into this research,
Speaker 5: is like I wanted to see if there were many
Speaker 5: different cultures that shouldn't know anything about each other, functioning
Speaker 5: in the BC era of time, that are talking about
Speaker 5: the same thing, and they're all talking about zombies and vampires,
Speaker 5: all of them.
Speaker 3: Now, there's I could see eve for just outside looking in,
Speaker 3: not straw manning. But there's a couple of things that
Speaker 3: even to the earliest man you would see as like
Speaker 3: quote unquote miraculous that regardless of what culture you got
Speaker 3: brought up in, that would be wild as fuck, and
Speaker 3: that would obviously have some sort of deeper meaning right
Speaker 3: and out.
Speaker 2: The virgin birth for instance, Right.
Speaker 3: No matter which culture you grew up in, if you
Speaker 3: know for sure that this woman is a virgin and
Speaker 3: she just got pregnant, clearly this is something extra, something
Speaker 3: from the other side, if you will, This would be
Speaker 3: so crazy, right, And that's why so many cultures have
Speaker 3: some sort of a story of one of their gods
Speaker 3: or deities having a virgin birth. I understand that a
Speaker 3: dead rising that again, regardless of what culture you grew
Speaker 3: up with. If you just buried your uncle and then
Speaker 3: two days later he walks back into town, we can
Speaker 3: clearly tell that there's some extra nes going on here, right, So, like,
Speaker 3: I understand that. But to your point, there are certain
Speaker 3: nuances and certain similarities that go with all of these
Speaker 3: And yeah, that was painting with the broadest of brushes
Speaker 3: just now. But when you look at the similarities for
Speaker 3: the specifics of what led this dead person to reanimate
Speaker 3: and come back, there's way too many similarities of the
Speaker 3: dark magician.
Speaker 2: Or dark occult or dark. I don't want to say religious.
Speaker 3: Sorcery, right, dark ceremonial things that happen in order to
Speaker 3: make A plus B equal C.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 3: So and again, these cultures that have never communicated with
Speaker 3: each other at least or so, we think that we're
Speaker 3: all kind of doing very similar practices and getting very
Speaker 3: similar results. Now, depending on which type of religion or
Speaker 3: human history you subscribe to, some will say that, yeah.
Speaker 2: All of them were talking to demons.
Speaker 3: That's why all of them were doing very similar practices
Speaker 3: and getting very similar results. Some will say there was
Speaker 3: a lot of trial and error, and these people, all
Speaker 3: individually never communicating with each other, fucked around in the
Speaker 3: dark for long enough until they figured out one plus
Speaker 3: one equals two in this regard, and like.
Speaker 2: They just kind of adopted that and adapted it to
Speaker 2: their own cultures. And there's probably a kernel of truth
Speaker 2: to that too. But yeah, I'm with you one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: It is a fascinating study, and it's.
Speaker 5: Still like so popular. The idea of it is still
Speaker 5: so popular. It's like there's there's an obsession with it,
Speaker 5: and there's almost almost like a sexual aspect to it,
Speaker 5: where it's like you want to be with a vampire,
Speaker 5: you want to be one or you want to fuck one,
Speaker 5: like true blood, And it's just where did we get where? Where?
Speaker 5: Where did this and why are we still so obsessed
Speaker 5: with it?
Speaker 3: So we're talking about a being that subsists off of
Speaker 3: drinking blood. I don't know if people really get that,
Speaker 3: like the whole thing of like the sexual lore of
Speaker 3: a vampire, and oh they can control your mind and all, fine, fine, whatever,
Speaker 3: take take away the books and the movies for two seconds.
Speaker 3: We're talking about a being that literally just ingests only blood.
Speaker 2: Do you realize how nasty that person will smell?
Speaker 3: And like how how discussing they are going to look,
Speaker 3: like the nutrition to the body and all these things,
Speaker 3: like like.
Speaker 5: The royal family with their fucking cleft lips and ships.
Speaker 5: I mean, they look like fucking walking dead and.
Speaker 3: We're talking at won't come into the sunlight, so they're
Speaker 3: gonna be pasty as fuck. They're gonna like their skin's
Speaker 3: gonna be drooping because they're malnourished. Oh my god, why
Speaker 3: why would anybody look at that and be like, oh
Speaker 3: my god, I can't control the urge in my loins
Speaker 3: for you, Like, bro, get the fuck out of you.
Speaker 2: That's nasty.
Speaker 5: Look at what was what was the queen's husband?
Speaker 2: What was his name?
Speaker 7: Philip?
Speaker 5: Oh God, go look at that motherfucker and tell me
Speaker 5: if you've got a burning urge in your panties to
Speaker 5: get with that dude. I mean, they're gross looking, dude.
Speaker 5: If this, if vampires are real, they look like the
Speaker 5: royal family and they're fucking nasty, dude. They're not attractive.
Speaker 2: There's been a few people that have and again this
Speaker 2: is allegedly and if we are to believe the source,
Speaker 2: I understand that.
Speaker 3: But there have been people that have come out of
Speaker 3: satanic cults and they'll even say that at a certain
Speaker 3: point they will they get pretty much asked which path
Speaker 3: they want to go down, Right, you get into the
Speaker 3: dark satanic wizarding and a cult and magic type of thing.
Speaker 2: And it's only with certain organizations. I think Oto is
Speaker 2: one of them, but.
Speaker 3: There's others, and essentially you get to a certain point
Speaker 3: where they want to ask. They ask you like, do
Speaker 3: you want to continue down the magician or the mage route?
Speaker 2: Do you want to go towards the vampiric route.
Speaker 3: Or do you want to go more towards the shape
Speaker 3: shifting route like wear wolves and things like that. And again,
Speaker 3: as I say these things, we are not talking about
Speaker 3: the shit we see in movies. It is so different
Speaker 3: than anything that any Hollywood exec has ever made onto
Speaker 3: a screen.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's not like that at all.
Speaker 3: But people that will go down those paths and then
Speaker 3: leave the cult later on and come forward about what
Speaker 3: they saw and what they experienced, even their stories are
Speaker 3: so grotesque. I can't imagine anything like how Twilight tries
Speaker 3: to make them look like they're all super models and
Speaker 3: all these things.
Speaker 2: It's like not even close.
Speaker 5: Bro preserved and eternal beauty and sexualized is like the
Speaker 5: thing that they push, which I do think they include
Speaker 5: certain things in like cinematic whatever to to sensationalize the
Speaker 5: notion like they're they're actually good guys and well not,
Speaker 5: they don't always make vampires the good guys, but they're
Speaker 5: always sexy and they always you know, are real good looking, powerful, irresistible. Yeah. So,
Speaker 5: I mean I think that they do that on purpose
Speaker 5: because they it's like a fantasy and there's like a
Speaker 5: fetish for it, you know, and there's not I don't
Speaker 5: know if there's any zombie fetishes, but the point is
Speaker 5: like bloodthirsty, soulless creatures that you know, have to drain
Speaker 5: life out of other humans to sustain themselves, and that's
Speaker 5: sexy and they've this purposefully in my opinion, Yeah.
Speaker 6: It's all manipulating the mind for sure, like poisoning the minds.
Speaker 6: I mean, you can find just about any kind of
Speaker 6: porn right on porn Hub or x videos or whatever
Speaker 6: your favorite uh playlist is, but like, yeah, I mean
Speaker 6: everybody is not everybody. There's a lot of people that
Speaker 6: are into weird shit like that, and you would have
Speaker 6: to believe that it came from the brainwashing from you know,
Speaker 6: U mythical lore or movies or just wherever they get
Speaker 6: it from, like to turn it into a sexy thing.
Speaker 5: MGK and Megan Fox talking about, oh, we slice each
Speaker 5: other and we do bloody sexy stuff too, Like why
Speaker 5: like that wouldn't turn me on at all? Like why
Speaker 5: would you like if anybody was, like, you know, I
Speaker 5: really just I can't get off unless I like cut
Speaker 5: you and like we do some blood letting on each
Speaker 5: other and then suck it off, And then it's like, why.
Speaker 6: Bro, I don't that'd be the I have sex? I
Speaker 6: don't even want to have sex with a woman if
Speaker 6: she's on her period. Like that shit is fucking disgusting
Speaker 6: to me.
Speaker 2: Dude, Oh god, what.
Speaker 7: That's just weird.
Speaker 6: It's weird, Dude, I'm stabbing her and it's like, you know,
Speaker 6: like like I don't know the end of that.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying like into it, but I mean it's
Speaker 3: it's just whatever. You could take it or leave it,
Speaker 3: hun Jacob, I mean I'm it's not yeah it I
Speaker 3: mean I'm down pretty much. Twenty four to seven were
Speaker 3: girls if she's on the rack or not that that's
Speaker 3: beside the point here.
Speaker 5: Well, I mean there was you know, like My Strange Addiction,
Speaker 5: that show where people like eat their dead husband's ashes
Speaker 5: and stuff like that. You remember that chi Yeah, I
Speaker 5: remember that chick. Weirdo man, she got like a spoon
Speaker 5: and like legit like ate her husband's ashes out of
Speaker 5: the deal and it was it was on My Strange Addiction.
Speaker 5: There was like a guy who would like fuck his car.
Speaker 5: There's a lady who would like eat toilet paper whatever.
Speaker 5: It was, right, Well, there was one who was convinced
Speaker 5: she was a vampire and that she needed to drink
Speaker 5: blood and her strange addiction was that she had to
Speaker 5: drink blood, and she had a boyfriend, dude, and it's
Speaker 5: like they were both into this stuff and it's like
Speaker 5: this exists out there, yeahoyfriend, so yeah's.
Speaker 3: Legal representative of those without a voice. It's like, oh,
Speaker 3: you mean like your daughter, all right, like.
Speaker 5: The dead one you put in the trunk, asshole jerk off,
Speaker 5: Like that really.
Speaker 2: Went horribly for her. Thank god that she got like
Speaker 2: canceled essentially. But it's it's just.
Speaker 7: Making a comeback.
Speaker 2: I hope not. I hope not. Yeah, maybe the zombie
Speaker 2: who knows there's people that, especially within the realms of
Speaker 2: the kink community and things like that. If you're a
Speaker 2: person who's like, oh, I'm totally a zombie, I need
Speaker 2: to feed, you will find freaks that will allow you
Speaker 2: to cut them, to feed off of them willingly. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: Like that's not even a hard thing to find anymore,
Speaker 3: because the Internet is the fucking Internet.
Speaker 6: Looking Rina A. Bramovich, that whole that whole shit where
Speaker 6: you know, she basically just laid her naked body out
Speaker 6: and let the public do whatever they wanted to. I mean,
Speaker 6: I think that there's a little bit of mascism going
Speaker 6: on right there.
Speaker 2: Well that was more of a social experiment too, right because.
Speaker 7: She had anyway had.
Speaker 3: Feathers on the table, but they also had like a
Speaker 3: knife on the table, and it was up to the
Speaker 3: people what they wanted to do. But I kind of
Speaker 3: I don't like that experiment, but I do think it
Speaker 3: shows that people, when given the opportunity, will choose the
Speaker 3: worst option period because humans inherently are shit.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you didn't get into the mind of the actual
Speaker 6: woman that is allowing this shit to happen, Like it's
Speaker 6: more than a social experiment. I think that she was
Speaker 6: probably getting off to that a little bit on some
Speaker 6: real shit.
Speaker 2: I could see that for sure.
Speaker 5: Well, it trickles over into the the serial killer community
Speaker 5: because if you open yourself up to these like weird demons,
Speaker 5: it's they're always like blood thirsty and they're always like cannibalistic.
Speaker 5: Jeffrey Dahmer would be a great and he was going
Speaker 5: to make this alter remember, and he gonna have all
Speaker 5: of his skulls and shit, he would jack off to
Speaker 5: the Exorc's Part three or whatever it was. I mean
Speaker 5: like it. It just fascinates me how when you open
Speaker 5: yourself Okay, can I pause again? Sorry? But anyways, when
Speaker 5: when you become a vessel for these things to jump into,
Speaker 5: they're always like hungry for human flesh and shit like that.
Speaker 5: It's just it's weird. It's a weird phenomenon.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And also the whole thing with zombies just being attracted
Speaker 3: to brains, that's all they want.
Speaker 2: To eat is brains.
Speaker 3: Like bro who said that, where did this come from?
Speaker 3: A zombie that's rising from the dead that wants to
Speaker 3: just eat the living is not coming strict after their brains.
Speaker 2: They're just gonna, like I guess, attack whatever.
Speaker 3: But then again, it depends on which type of zombie
Speaker 3: Lawyer getting into.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: Some of them are sound driven, right, and if they
Speaker 3: hear something, the zombies will go towards the sound.
Speaker 2: Some of them are.
Speaker 3: You know, action driven, and if they see movement they'll go.
Speaker 3: Some zombies don't even have eyes. It depends on which
Speaker 3: movie we're watching here to talk about it. But like
Speaker 3: the whole thing of zombies being attracted to brains and
Speaker 3: that's all they want to eat, that that just sounds
Speaker 3: ridiculous to me personally. But I mean I in that sense,
Speaker 3: I think it was supposed to.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, it's always gonna sound like far fetched
Speaker 6: and crazy and just not real and mythological and shit
Speaker 6: like that.
Speaker 5: But well, it come it comes from Africa, like I
Speaker 5: was saying before, that's that's where it came from. I
Speaker 5: don't know what they were doing some hoo do voodoo
Speaker 5: stuff and conjuring people up from the dead, but that
Speaker 5: the term zombie comes from Africa circa three hundred BC,
Speaker 5: I guess.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that definitely checks out.
Speaker 6: But anyway, look, Julia, thank you for presenting this awesome
Speaker 6: show today.
Speaker 7: You always you always strike a.
Speaker 6: Banger every time you come on here, and that's why
Speaker 6: we love every time that you come on here. I
Speaker 6: mean we love the wrap ups, don't get me wrong,
Speaker 6: Like not everybody has all the time in the world
Speaker 6: to listen to our twelve or fourteen episodes that we
Speaker 6: put out per week so or yeah, per week, so
Speaker 6: it is nice to kind of get those rap ups.
Speaker 6: But it's also nice to get something a little bit
Speaker 6: fresh here, and especially whenever you can link mythological lore
Speaker 6: to reality in this sense. And I think that you
Speaker 6: did a pretty good job of portraying that. So if
Speaker 6: anybody wants to be able to go and find you
Speaker 6: any of your work.
Speaker 7: Where would they go?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 6: Thanks?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I uh just like to do fun stuff sometimes,
Speaker 5: you know, just just break break out of the norm
Speaker 5: a little bit. If you haven't found me yet, you
Speaker 5: never will, just google me, I guess No, I'm just kidding.
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Speaker 5: You know, I wasn't there. I don't know if zombies
Speaker 5: or vampires are real, but the ancients sure seem to
Speaker 5: think so.
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