Speaker 1: And it just occurred to me.
Speaker 2: It finally coalesced like what Lewis and Tolkien we're writing about.
And i'd actually done an episode of my TV show
from a few years ago. I had a TV show
where we decoded movies and we did two episodes on
Lord of the Rings, and I thought at that time, well,
it's a warning about technocracy, but it's way more than that.
And I didn't even realize that back at the time.
And I went and watch a bunch of professors and
never be able doing lectures on Tolkien and Lewis, and
even those guys couldn't.
Speaker 1: Figure out what these books are really about.
Speaker 2: But if you read the Space Trilogy and if you
read Tolkien together his trilogy, they're actually meant to be
kind of parallel.
Speaker 1: And I'll prove that to you here in a little bit.
Speaker 2: But you're going to see the continuity of this is
not crazy. It may sound a little out there, but
I'm going to show you the c s Lewis and Tolkien.
We're saying the exact same thing as Alex Jones. Believe
it or not, I'm not joking. You will learn that
they were literally Alex Jones fans Welcome back to the
Alex Jones Show. I'm your guest host Jay Dyer of
Jay's Analysis. You know, I discovered something really wild in
the last couple of weeks reading and doing some research
that I thought. I woke up this morning and I
had had a dream about it. Actually, and uh, I
don't typically do the fourth hower of Alex Jones Show
based on dreams and premonitions I have, but this time
I had to because I mean, if I did, it
would be like crazy stuff like like.
Speaker 1: How to fly or whatever.
Speaker 2: But no, today we're going to be talking about Tolkien
and C. S. Lewis because I realized through reading C. S.
Lewis's Space Trilogy, which is an overlooked dystopian story that
has actually redemptive Christian themes. I think that why it's
overlooked is that you can't have a Christian theme dystopia
story nowadays. You got to have things that are really
nihilistic and depressing. I mean, I think Brave New World
in nineteen eighty four are great books, but they don't
leave you with much hope.
Speaker 1: And the thing with C. S.
Speaker 2: Lewis's Space Trilogy is that he brings in the not
just the spiritual warfare, satanic element of what we're undergoing
in these days. But he also brings in the redemptive
hope aspect of it. But before I get to that,
I want to kind of rewind and understand where we
are in the long term here, right. Remember, in the
French Revolution, according to doctor Quigley, there were different banking
interests that had put money into a giant revolution in
France that would reinstitute what they call year zero. So
when we hear the term great reset, you should keep
in mind that it really is the same basic plan.
Speaker 1: Going back to.
Speaker 2: The French Revolution, the French revolutionaries wanted to instance an ideal,
perfect republic based around pure reason, so the Goddess Reason
was exalted.
Speaker 1: At this time, they didn't really believe in a goddess, but.
Speaker 2: They thought that the Goddess region symbolized what the new
order of the new global international order should be arranged around.
And what this led to was a lot of frustration
on the part of these insane filming at the mouth
revolutionaries who when they couldn't get society to operate on
a perfectly mathematical rational basis, why you have to kill everybody?
Everybody that doesn't go along with it, off with their head.
And this led to the creation of the Committee for
Public Safety, which is estimated to have beheaded tens of
thousands of people in the French Revolution. Now, the reason
this is relevant today is because I was just reminded
by my buddy Tristan when he was covering the book
Firing the Minds of Men, which is by James Billington,
who is kind of the historian of revolutionary thought. He
was a Library of Congress historian, and in that book
he talks about how the revolutionary faith from the time
of the French Revolution onward is a faith. It's a
belief in the ability to perfect man, to overcome man,
and to create a utopian society. And for the revolutionary
what always stands in the way of the perfect utopian
society is the traditional ideas, conservative ideas, the ideas of God,
the ideas of family. These things end up being stumbling
blocks in their view to the creation of the utopia.
So they locate evil within the created order. Evil is
always some existing thing like a family or a government,
as if evil itself had existence, if it was something
over there and not a moral problem. So the first
of all, revolutionaries have a what we could call a
Pelagian view that they don't think they think that you
can perfect man, or you can fix man through external means.
They don't understand that man's problem is his own fallen heart,
his own passions, his own desires. It's not something out
there in the world. There's there's evil people, but evil
people aren't evil in themselves.
Speaker 1: But you have this sort of gnostic.
Speaker 2: Idea amongst revolutionaries that the overcoming and creating of a
utopia requires the destruction of everything that came before. And
that was something that the French revolutionaries were adamant about.
Now you're gonna you're gonna be blown away when when
we get to the Lewis and Tolkien part, Because I
was blown away this last week or so reading this,
and it just occurred to me it finally coalesced like
what Lewis and Tolkien we're writing about. And i'd actually
done an episode of my TV show from a few
years ago.
Speaker 1: I had a TV show where.
Speaker 2: We decoded movies and we did two episodes on Lord
of the Rings, and I thought at that time, well,
it's a warning about technocracy, but it's way.
Speaker 1: More than that.
Speaker 2: And I didn't even realize that back at the time.
And I went and watched a bunch of professors and
never people doing lectures on Tolkien and Lewis, and even
those couldn't figure out what these books are really about.
But if you read the Space Trilogy and if you
read Tolkien together his trilogy, they're actually meant to be
kind of parallel.
Speaker 1: And I'll prove that to you here in a little bit.
Speaker 2: But you're going to see the continuity of this is
not crazy. It may sound a little out there, but
I'm going to show you the C. S. Lewis and Tolkien.
We're saying the exact same thing as Alex Jones. Believe
it or not, I'm not joking. You will learn that
they were literally Alex Jones fans. They were saying the
exact same things that Alex is telling you.
Speaker 1: So why am I talking about this? Because how do
we wake people up?
Speaker 2: How do we get people to understand what's going on?
Everybody has seen to everybody has seen Lord of the Rings.
Most people are familiar with Narnia. Not many people are
familiar with C. S. Lewis's Space Trilogy, which is actually
more sophisticated, more powerful, and insightful than Narnia. But the
Space Trilogy is about Tolkien. Did you know that the
main character Ransom is Tolkien. Anyway, we'll get to that
in a minute. I want to get too far ahead
of myself. But going back to the revolutionary ethos, the
idea of the revolutionaries was to create the new society.
Everything had to be destroyed that came before, and so
they came up with the idea of a new calendar
with no Christian holidays, no Christmas, none.
Speaker 1: Of that stuff.
Speaker 2: It's got to be all new, rationalist science man holidays.
And they just made up stuff Thermidor right, which made
up nonsense. Oh we're going to celebrate Thermidor. We're going
to celebrate science today. And all of it was just
to replace and give people another version of what they
had before, but what taught the revolutionary faith. And so
they had to get rid of all the history and
they called it Year zero. The idea of bulldozing and
getting round to all the past is fundamental to the
revolutionary ethos. That's why you see the left and people
doing this kind of stuff really hardcore in the last
several years.
Speaker 1: They're not doing anything new.
Speaker 2: This is what every radical, an illuminous revolutionary regime has done.
You have to erase history, and it's always erected around
the notion of an oppressor oppressed mythology that might have
some truth. I mean that there's always been tyrannical, oppressive government.
Speaker 1: So the problem is that they.
Speaker 2: Will act like, if we can just destroy everybody that
came before and everything that came before, then we.
Speaker 1: Can finally erect what we're after.
Speaker 2: But they never come to think or to consider that
maybe their revolutionary philosophy itself is the problem.
Speaker 1: Maybe they're the ones that are evil and Satanan.
Speaker 2: Saul Olenski dedicates his Revolutionary Strategies book to Satan. And
they think that they're on this, this revolutionary banner to
create this great society that will be egalitarian. It'll be,
it'll be, everything will be free, and it'll be it'll
be great. It's coming and it always ends in mass death.
Why well, Number one, because they're under delusion. They don't
really have a grasp on reality. Number two, they are
so idealistic and married to their own delusions that they
really think they can stamp into the world. They're perfect idealistic,
sort of Hegelian thing.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: They think they can make it manifest and that's why
when they find out that people oppose them, they immediately
just go nuts and feel like they have to kill
their opponents because the existence of people that don't go
along with their program calls their program into question. It
means that maybe they're not right, and they can't handle that.
That's why so many people are turning to going nuts. Now,
they're going crazy. They want to kill the conservatives. They
want to put us in camps, all this kind of
stuff because they know that deep down they might be
evil and they might be wrong, and so they have
to double down. They have to keep doubling down like
an oral borus, eating themselves right, self destruction. They literally
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to the as shown.
Speaker 2: So we were talking about how we're getting up to
the twentieth centuries revolutionary ethos from the French Revolution, and
I was telling you about how they had these ideas
of perfect egalitarianism, perfect enforced equalitarianism will make everybody in
a literal sense, everybody will be part of this giant blob.
And that's why they were collectivists in the French Revolution.
Speaker 1: And this is.
Speaker 2: Precisely where you've heard I'm sure of Adam II shopped
and his philosophy. Well, Bishop's illuminism was communism, and he
had been influenced by a lot of medieval communistic style
movements to create the perfect society, and although it was
not very popular at the time, there were a lot
of secret societies that had sort of jumped on board
with this at the time of the French Revolution, and
over time the spread and the same forces, the same
ideas behind the French revolutionary attempt to create the great
Reset year zero perfect society did the exact same thing in.
Speaker 1: The bull Street Revolution.
Speaker 2: If you have read Billington, you know that he talks
about how the journalists I couldn't I had a grad
class on as I had totally forgotten this. But the
journalists in the French Revolution back of that time, they
were the ones who were the new moral fact checkers,
the new moral preachers, now that the church had been replaced.
The journalists had the ability at that time to get
people executed if the journalists didn't expose a on you back.
Speaker 1: In the time the French Revolution, right right, if.
Speaker 2: If Lord Babouf was too fat, then he wasn't a
man of the people because he was bourgeoisie. You see,
he was overweight, so he's not really a revolutionary even
though he pretended to be off with his head and
they gave the journalists the ability to dictate the morality
and send his people to death for not being a
true part of the revolution. I can't believe I've forgotten them,
because that's exactly what is going on on Twitter. I mean,
thank god now Elin has bought Twitter and things seem
to be changing there. But typically speaking, the mainstream journalist
is no different in his role for he Zim's there's
there's role than it was back of the time of
the French Revolution. And I can believe I've forgotten that
was so important, So shout out to Tristan for reminding
me of that.
Speaker 1: And when it doesn't.
Speaker 2: Occur, what do they do, Well, they just repackage and
redo the revolution a few years later, and they'll do
another country. It's exact same model. They do the exact
same thing. It's a scientific technique of revolution. And they
did the same thing in the Bolshviek Revolution. So when
the Bolsheviks did this in Russia and they were funded
by the elites in the West, by the way, they
just did the exact same model, destroy everything that came before,
raise it to the ground, and people like journalists right
and fiery.
Speaker 1: People in the salons and whatnot. Just like in France, like.
Speaker 2: They start, they stoked the fires of revolution, and anybody
who wasn't up to date with the latest orthodoxy that
week it would literally change, was also subject to the
revolutionary purging. And that's why Alex is always correct to
point out that the first people that are going to
be acted in this great reset are the people who
serve the system. It's just a fundamental ignorance of history
to not know that that's what revolutionaries have always done.
They always because they're not really about the revolution. They
are always tools of money power, industrial power always, or
foreign powers. All revolutions in the modern world in the
last fifteen hundred or last five hundred years, since the
fifteen hundreds, all of those revolutions are essentially funded and
used by some offshore power or some bigger power block,
or some foreign entity, or some bank or some private industry.
Even the great analysts and historian Oswald Shangler said there's
never been a socialist revolution which was not the tool of.
Speaker 1: The money power.
Speaker 2: And I don't agree with everything that Spangler said, but
he was a wise sage, you could say, in terms
of history and analysis, Spangler do that I think he
himself had some kind of like Opprussian socialist view, So
even he who you know, had apparently bought into this
to a degree. So socialism and revolutionary communism, all of
the isms, it doesn't really matter. They're all really the
same kind of thing. Fabyan socialism, Marxism, they all have
the same modus operandi of raising to the ground everything
that came before, and they're impelled by ultimately.
Speaker 1: A satanant ethos.
Speaker 2: And even though they may not believe in Satan, they
actually typically will say, you know, Satan is our symbol.
Think about George Bernard Shaw, these different people, the Fabian Socialists,
and Bertrand Russell was amongst the Fabian Socialists for a
while with a she Wells and they had this liberal veneer.
But really, deep down they are controlled by people like
the royals society. That's how the baby in social society worked.
It was the left, the fake left arm of the
real illuminati.
Speaker 1: By the real illuminati. I'm speaking of the same.
Speaker 2: Powers and forces that were the money influenced behind the
French Revolution, the bullshit Revolution, the same old families, the
same black nobility, the same British royalty, the same banking elites,
the same industrial elites, the exact same people today.
Speaker 1: I'm not literally the same people.
Speaker 2: They're not vampires, like, they're not literally living through the center,
but the same ideology in these elite families, in these
groups that vehemently believe that in order to erect the
perfect society, they must kill most people. And why would
that seem strange or are hard to believe if you've
had any basic history, if you know anything about the
history of regimes, especially the communist socialist regimes, which believe
like Plato's Republic, the republic is a communistic style society,
the belief that you have to call the population at
a regular intervals. Right, It's like you gotta weed the garden.
That's how they view it. And the same idea is
combined with technocracy, which also comes out of ancient Greek
philosophy that comes out of Plato's Republic. So when you
combine technocracy with this, you get a dangerous mixture of
the idea that, well, the previous revolutions didn't work because
number one, humans are.
Speaker 1: Fallible, they make free will decisions.
Speaker 2: They have these false ideas like love and family values
or whatever. Christianity God's existence. If we could just erase
all of that and then bring in the technocracy, that
will be the key to the utopia.
Speaker 1: And so it's a faith.
Speaker 2: That's why Billington calls it a revolutionary faith that they
will be able to set up a perfect utopia if
they can overcome man. Man is the problem. According to
these people, humanity is the problem. What does the First
Global Revolution books say? From the Club of Rome, we
have come up with the idea that humans are the
problem and pollution is our new global threat.
Speaker 1: They even say, we just came up with it.
Speaker 2: So, I mean, there is such a thing as pollution, obviously,
but pollution is not the great global threat.
Speaker 1: They just chose a great global threat.
Speaker 2: These vast corporate elite interests chose this because they are
committed to this belief that mankind must be wiped out
and overcome.
Speaker 1: And people call that crazy.
Speaker 2: They say it's hard to believe, even though Noah, you've
all Noah kyan uthivro Ferrari, whatever his name is, even
though he's up there literally saying this in countless clips
and lectures. I've shared it all across Twitter and everything,
that there is no free will. You will be destroyed.
You must be overcome. Humanity must be hacked, Humanity must
be I'm a giant matrix blob borg Blob. He says
all these things constantly, and he's Klaus's understudy. So while
reading all these global elite books, reading all this great
reset stuff, and remember a lot of these people come
out of the Royal Society, that come out of the.
Speaker 1: Oxford Cambridge circles.
Speaker 2: The Cliveden said, the Asters, those people are a big
part of this, according to Quigley. And separate from that,
I mean, I knew that Lewis and Tolkien had been
in some of those circles.
Speaker 1: They knew some of these people.
Speaker 2: They've been writing about these things to a degree. But
when I read the Space Trilogy, I could not believe
the precision with which the artistic power of Lewis literally
predicts the future. I mean, he was writing about the technocracy,
transhumanism and all of this being satanic, Luciferianism, the control
left right dialectic. He calls it a international conspiracy buy
the National Institute for Coordinated Experiments in Ice nice that
he's making a joke that they call themselves nice. He's
talking about Tavistok and the scientific illuminist elite. He's talking
about the real scientism based illuminati.
Speaker 1: I'm not joking that hideous Drength.
Speaker 2: The third installment of the Space Trilogy calls it that,
but he has a hero in the book who is
a professor and a linguist who exposes this to the
entire world. His name is Ransom, the hero of the
first two and then he plays a significant role as
a hero and the third one. Guess who Ransom is
based on. Welcome back to the Aus Jones Show. I'm
your guest host Jay Dyer Jaya Analysis, also of the
YouTube channel jaydre If you like this discussion, By the way,
I have linkedy lectures through these works. We've been going
through the cs List Space Trilogy and I'm about done
with that. We'll post the second lecture for the subscribers.
But I get into a lot of this over on
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on rock Fin pretty soon too, so that'll be a
lot of fun. Now, we were talking about the predictive
elements of Lewis and Tolkien, and they knew about this conspiracy.
That's what's kind of blown me away. Is that what
I finally realized. By the way, that's my channel. I
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like it, so I'm happy about that.
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people can't figure out that a lot of the stuff
I do is tongue in cheeks, so don't take that
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for their summer barbecues. But so they were in the
circles of they have their own little club for example
that they called the Inklings, and this was Lewis, Tolkien
and some other writers together and they've sort of bounced
ideas off of one another. But there were other people
from the from the Oxford Cambridge circles that did have,
you know, basically Christian views, and they had gotten wind
of the things that people like bertrand Russell believed, and
so they were kind of shook because on the one hand,
you can tell they they're they're wanting to put out
really good artwork in terms of their novels and their stories,
but they were definitely concerned about not just World War two.
I think most normy analysis of you know, C. S.
Lewis's books, even especially Tolkien's trilogies, Oh it's about world
War two, right, Salarron and the Eye and all this,
this is the the Great Battle is world War two.
And I don't think I think it's more than that,
because you know, the process of Tolkien writing Lord of
the Rings, which he wrote after I mean, it took
him many years to write it, but it was published
I think in the nineteen fifties, like fifty four or
five is when it finally came out, fifty four Fellowship
of the Ring and then Return to the King by
nineteen fifty five. So but Lewis's Space trilogy, he finished
the third one, which is the most important in that trilogy.
In nineteen forty five, so ten years earlier he had
finished that, and he mentions that he had been influenced
by multiple people in the Inklings, their their literary circle.
Speaker 1: To put this novel out.
Speaker 2: And as I said, I was watching a bunch of
professors from various evangelical schools and different religious traditions give
their analysis of these books to see what they thought,
and nobody could figure out what Part three is about.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: Part three, as we said, is about this secret institute
that has a cover front for humanitarian NGO scientific experimentation
and work. It's called the nice Institute right in Ice
and in Niceei there's a guy who's recruited into it
under the guise of helping the world and doing sociology
for the purpose of creating a utopia.
Speaker 1: And what we find out I'm not going.
Speaker 2: To spoil the story, but as the story progresses, what
we find out is that this is actually upfront for
an institute that is just like the Tavistok Institute.
Speaker 1: It's pretty amazing. I'm convinced that C. S.
Speaker 2: Lewis had to have known about this, and he definitely
knew about Bertrand Russell, and Russell's plans being part of
the Royal Society, the Faban social society. They even have
a Fabian socialist approach in the institute.
Speaker 1: In that hideous strength.
Speaker 2: He even says that they control and create riots and chaos,
false flags to stir up society to eventually bring in
the police state that they want to bring in under say,
and there's a scene where eventually they are interacting with
this it's a being who's it's like it's an inverse
of the incarnation of Christ, right, It's it's this being
that they're trying to create. Who's the severed head of
like a scientist who they're trying to keep it alive,
and they want to create the body for an Antichrist
type figure. And there's the head still has consciousness, right,
it's told in a mythological way, right, So the head
still has consciousness. And at one point the main character
who's duped into this, he goes and meets with the
head could easily be the head of Bergeon Russell, and
he says, what's the purpose of the institute, what are
we trying to do here? And the idea, he says,
is that well, if you look at the moon, the
moon is a world that is all death and dust.
Speaker 1: There's nothing there. And he says, that's what I want.
Speaker 2: Because whoever at one time lived on the moon, he says,
they must have transcended their body and bodily existence. And
he says, if you think about it, biology and the
natural order is the problem. And so the Head says,
we have to get rid of bodies. We have to
transcend it. By technology. We will create and kind of
upload consciousness that will no longer require bodily existence. And
in order to do that, the Head says, we have
to wipe out all organic life on the planet. Now
in the novel, it has made explicit that this is
a Satanic conspiracy. The Head is actually prompted and motivated
by the dark ARCon, who is identified as Satan in
the story. But there's a figure who is the antithesis,
the ultimate good figure in the trilogy, who is Professor Ransom.
And Professor Ransom, according to C. S. Lewis himself in
the trilogy at the end of the first book, is.
Speaker 1: Based on Tolkien.
Speaker 2: He's a philologists who wants to expose this story of
the Grand Illuminati, scientism control takeover and depopulation agenda. But
he knows he can't come out and talk about it,
no one will believe him. And imagine knowing about the
entire nWo plan in the forties, thirties, forties, fifties, and
they did because they were around the people at the
Royal Society who openly talked about it. They knew what
CEUs Lewis Russell had written, they knew what A she
Was had written, and so they wrote Counter Mythologies, Space Trilogy,
Lord of the Rings Trilogy.
Speaker 1: Against this view.
Speaker 2: And so I was blown away when I realized this
from reading all this and reading into Lewis himself talking
about what it's about, and it's essentially saying that Professor
Ransomus Tolkien he can't write about the Illuminate Confirmed Plan
because no one will believe him, so.
Speaker 1: He's going to put it into the book.
Speaker 2: Lewis's Space Trilogy is about how Ransom Tolkien is going
to expose this in his books, expose the Tavistock illuminous
Illuminati plan. Nobody has figured this out. I mean, I'm
not trying to brag, but I'm saying, how could I?
How could all these professors I watched all these analyzes,
like these literary professors, and I don't know what the third.
Speaker 1: Book it doesn't make any sense. I don't know what
it's about. What is the Snipe's Institute? But what do
you what's it about?
Speaker 2: It's about scientism, it's about bertrand Russell clearly, it's about
a Luciferian conspiracy to depopulate the world. It even explains
in the third book what the book is about. How
could you be blind to this? And he even explains
that Tolkien's trilogy is about the same thing. The Lord
of the Rings is about exposing the scientific revolutionary plot
of the Illuminate confirm And that makes all the more
sense when we think now about what happens in the
Lord of the Rings.
Speaker 1: The Lord of the.
Speaker 2: Ring symbolizes intense technological power, god like technological power. It's
similar to the Ring of Guy Geese that's in Plato's Republic,
where there's a ring that makes you invisible. Token is
intentionally referring back to the technocratic view for the Republic
of Plato.
Speaker 1: In the attaining of the power of technology. That's almost godlike. Right.
Speaker 2: The problem is that when entities and people are duped
by this power and they don't have the virtue and
the wisdom to go along with the pure knowledge that
they have, then it will erect a dystopia and chaos
and death like never before seen.
Speaker 1: Those are total pull.
Speaker 4: The ring in, mister dab.
Speaker 1: But taking the oboe size and going I couldn't.
Speaker 2: I couldn't resist throwing in some legal lessen sam and
proto discussions there. But again I was blown away because
I've grew up again with Obviously, I've read Lord of
the Rings many times growing up, I'd never read the
Space Trilogy until now. But knowing and right having read
all the writings of these globals to lead in the
last ten years, sixty seventy of them by now, and
then reading the Space Trilogy, that's what this is about.
Speaker 1: So I kid you not. C. S. Lewis and Jay R. R.
Tolkien prove hashtag Alex Jones was right.
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