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Speaker 6: I may just let this play in the background. Welcome, Welcome, Welcome.
Speaker 6: This is Jason Analysis. I am like I'm feeling very
Speaker 6: max Headroom today, Matt, Matt Max Headroom today because I'm
Speaker 6: reading an amazing book, The Pentagon's Brain, And this was
Speaker 6: sent to me by one of the beloved Jays Analysis
Speaker 6: listeners about a year ago. I can't turn this down
Speaker 6: to just write there we go. But The Pentagon's Brain
Speaker 6: an amazing revelatory book, and even though it doesn't explicitly
Speaker 6: count in the globalist books series, Hush, Hush Up, Russians,
Speaker 6: Hush husher Mouth Russians in the background. It does qualify
Speaker 6: in the Globalist Books series, and it qualifies because it
Speaker 6: is a book about the rise and history of DARPA.
Speaker 6: So we're gonna be talking about tech, we're gonna be
Speaker 6: talking about AI, We're gonna be talking about the history
Speaker 6: of the Rand Corporation. This book was up for a
Speaker 6: Pulitzer for a while, it was a finalist, and because
Speaker 6: its mainstream is why we're doing it. And this is
Speaker 6: Annie Jacobson's book, Pentagon's Brain, The Uncensored History of DARPA,
Speaker 6: America's top secret military research Agency. What is DARPA. Well,
Speaker 6: it's where we got the Internet. It's where we got
Speaker 6: the Cold War. It's where we got the Rand Corporation.
Speaker 6: It's where we got the CIA, it's where we got
Speaker 6: mk Ultra. They're all part of the same system. That's
Speaker 6: the big revelation here. I kind of like this dark
Speaker 6: aesthetic we got going here with with the wargames camera
Speaker 6: in the background or screens in the background. I kind
Speaker 6: of dig this. It needs some kind of background, some
Speaker 6: kind of background SYNTHI SYNTHI stuff, though, And I hope
Speaker 6: this isn't I hope this isn't copyright it, so we're
Speaker 6: letting some people roll in. We're gonna have about one
Speaker 6: hundred so far. That's good for just starting this up
Speaker 6: on the spot here and already got some super chats
Speaker 6: coming in. Thanks guys, thank you for being the first
Speaker 6: super chet cuck Ginger Sensations. Ginger Sensations. We're going to
Speaker 6: talk about a I today. So what I thought would
Speaker 6: be fun to do is not just me talk about
Speaker 6: this big, gigantic book that I've been devouring. Who else
Speaker 6: does this for you? Who else devours these giant books
Speaker 6: and does book reports book reports for you? Maybe somebody does?
Speaker 6: Who's doing your homework for you? The Jaysonnalysis Nerds do
Speaker 6: your homework for you. You copy off us and you
Speaker 6: turn your tests in to Mark Harmon In Summer School,
Speaker 6: I just watched Summer School, so that's on my mind.
Speaker 6: And by the way, Summer School is the same plot
Speaker 6: as Dangerous Minds. Did you notice that? Did you know?
Speaker 6: Why are we so blind to see that the Something's ones?
Speaker 6: We something been spending all our lives living in gangst
Speaker 6: us paridie. Yes, Dangerous Minds is the same plot. This
Speaker 6: is Summer School, but with a bunch of brothers and
Speaker 6: and Hispanic gangsters. What do you call the Hispanic gangsters?
Speaker 6: The what's the name for Hispanic gangsters? The not crips
Speaker 6: and all that, but they have they have a name,
Speaker 6: the uh cultural appropriation tolos, Yes, thank you, Dangerous Minds
Speaker 6: has Toolos and the brothers and then Summer School is
Speaker 6: a bunch of eighties goofballs. So back back before everything
Speaker 6: was gangsterized, which by the way, is all out of
Speaker 6: the prison economy and the prison industrial complex. So what
Speaker 6: you start to see is that they're kind of turning
Speaker 6: the country into the model of the private prison industrial complex.
Speaker 6: And that's by design because guess what, guess what comes
Speaker 6: up in this book? And again I had not read
Speaker 6: this until recently, but all of my suspicions, suspicions, suspicions
Speaker 6: are confirmed. Everything that I've been telling you was right
Speaker 6: for so many years. What do we just see with
Speaker 6: with CBS is doing this presentation of Jack Parsons and
Speaker 6: Crowley in a series CBS called Strange Angel That right
Speaker 6: there is a whole vindication of the entire thesis of
Speaker 6: my book Esotery Hollywood, which you can get signed copies
Speaker 6: of Jay's analysis, and it proves it proves the thesis
Speaker 6: of esotery Hollywood, doesn't. It also proves my specific thesis
Speaker 6: about the Alien series because the executive producer of The
Speaker 6: Parsons Crowley Show Strange Angel is none other than Ridley Scott.
Speaker 6: So that proves, I would say, it suggests that the
Speaker 6: Alien series was consciously Crollian.
Speaker 9: Consciously Crullian, consciously consciously consciously consciously consciously Crollian, consciously Brillian.
Speaker 9: To do some experimental stuff here. Somebody said that my
Speaker 9: my joke Boomer song Boomer tunes. They said it was
Speaker 9: experimental almost, So I may just break into song in
Speaker 9: the middle of these rants to entertain you.
Speaker 6: Now we're gonna analyze the movie Wargames as well as
Speaker 6: this book, because you know, I've been wanting to do
Speaker 6: wargames for so long where Ferris Buehler hacks the Pentagon,
Speaker 6: Ferris Bueller hacks the Pentagon, and I knew that it
Speaker 6: would happen at the right time, and the right time
Speaker 6: was when I started dolving into this. I got about
Speaker 6: almost halfway. And so since this is like five or
Speaker 6: six hundred pages, we're probably gonna break this up into
Speaker 6: two different analyzes. But what better time to do the
Speaker 6: Pentagon's brain than when I just watched War Games again
Speaker 6: and Ali Sheety, Boy does she look rough nowadays? She
Speaker 6: has like pill head mouth if you've seen Ali Sheety recently. Yes,
Speaker 6: I will analyze toys. What's up with all the Jays
Speaker 6: analysis nerds? Like twenty people saying do Robin Williams toys?
Speaker 6: I will do that. That is a great one. There's
Speaker 6: just so many to do. And I forget consciously Carolean,
Speaker 6: not me, by the way, I'm not consciously Crowleian. I'm
Speaker 6: saying the Hollywood is and the Alien series was. So
Speaker 6: before we get to the meat of the book, we're
Speaker 6: gonna talk about the movie, and the thesis is going
Speaker 6: to be that, As you know, fans of Jayson Olysis,
Speaker 6: you know that the thesis here generally is that the
Speaker 6: movies are basically true. Right in a rough set, the
Speaker 6: movies are basically true. War Games is roughly true. Obviously,
Speaker 6: there's a bunch of ridiculous stuff in War Games. Global
Speaker 6: Thermo nuclear war is not really true. I don't buy that.
Speaker 6: The Cold War was we were on the brink of
Speaker 6: you know, nukes, and if jf K could have got
Speaker 6: off the top of Marilyn. If JFK hadn't got off
Speaker 6: the top of Marilyn Monroe the right time, we'd all
Speaker 6: be nukes because he was humping Marilyn Monroe. The President
Speaker 6: was humping Marilyn Monroe. But you're gonna learn some interesting
Speaker 6: facts about JFK in this book because he signed off
Speaker 6: on some projects. Thank you, Perrin Pelene for in support
Speaker 6: of the Global's book series Perine Lance, Peline Lance, Heeline Lance,
Speaker 6: the Holy Lance. I get so distracted when I try
Speaker 6: to do this. There's so many things to talk about about.
Speaker 6: War games is basically true, and we're gonna analyze how
Speaker 6: into what degree. So when the movie starts off, if
Speaker 6: you recall with this secret underground base that is one
Speaker 6: of the ICBM locals, right, Intercontinental Ballistic Mission Missile locals,
Speaker 6: And there's a young Michael Madison if you don't recall,
Speaker 6: but yes, one of the two soldiers that manns one
Speaker 6: of the ICBM nuke sites with the keys is Michael Madson,
Speaker 6: a young Michael Madson before Kill Bill, long before Kill Bill.
Speaker 6: And this house is a decoy. It's on top of
Speaker 6: an underground facility where the ICBMs are, and we learn
Speaker 6: that this is a war game, hence war games, and
Speaker 6: the threat suddenly goes nuclear. We're oh, we're def con whatever,
Speaker 6: we're nukes. We're nuclear, dude, And it's a psychological warfare drill.
Speaker 6: We later learned to see if these guys will turn
Speaker 6: in the new key. Right now, that's interesting because this
Speaker 6: is real. We've seen the military has done these kinds
Speaker 6: of things many times. I suspect that that that uh
Speaker 6: missile launches, that we're gonna that we're gonna hit the keys, right,
Speaker 6: Florida keys, and then come on, I think that was
Speaker 6: probably a drill of the of the same sort. But
Speaker 6: in the situation here, we have Norrad, all right, which
Speaker 6: any Jacobson is going to go into the history of
Speaker 6: Norad in her books, So we're gonna get a good
Speaker 6: dose of underground bases, which there's not really been a
Speaker 6: mainstream publication about the truth of the underground bases that
Speaker 6: I'm aware of, except I mean, it's in James Bamford's
Speaker 6: Puzzle Palace. Early on he'll talk about the underground bases
Speaker 6: and to what degree they're real. He'll talk about Crystal City,
Speaker 6: which I think is in DC. It's an entire city underground.
Speaker 6: But there's a lot of these and they were all
Speaker 6: constructed during the Cold War continuity of government facilities, and
Speaker 6: this is all true. They're all real. There are countless
Speaker 6: underground bases everywhere. It's not a conspiracy theory. It is
Speaker 6: in many ways connected to these doomsday plans and doomsday scenarios.
Speaker 6: Now a lot of that is psychological warfare, which we're
Speaker 6: going to see in the book. We'll get to that
Speaker 6: because she sources you know, the book very well. So far,
Speaker 6: I haven't seen anything. I mean again, because it's mainstream,
Speaker 6: it's not going to tell you everything, obviously, But as
Speaker 6: you know in the globalst book series, we stick with
Speaker 6: mainstream books to demonstrate that at everything that we think
Speaker 6: is conspiracy is actually real. I'm saying not everything, you
Speaker 6: know what I mean, everything in my audiences sense like
Speaker 6: we you know, we are I think, very tapped into
Speaker 6: approaching these things with a healthy dose of skepticism, ferreting
Speaker 6: out true conspiracies from false conspiracies. And so talking about DARPA,
Speaker 6: talking about AI, talking about the technocracy, that's something that
Speaker 6: obviously we've covered a lot of Jay's analysis because it's
Speaker 6: in so many movies and it's very real and that's
Speaker 6: what Annie Jacobson is going to show us. And so
Speaker 6: her book is basically the reality behind war games. That's
Speaker 6: what we're going to be talking about here. And yes,
Speaker 6: by the way, I will be taking super chat questions.
Speaker 6: Thank you to you guys have already chipped in some
Speaker 6: super chests. That's awesome. I didn't even expect that. But
Speaker 6: if you want me to read your questions, then definitely
Speaker 6: throw me some super shekels. Some mammons, give me the mammons.
Speaker 6: So back to the movie. So what they learn in
Speaker 6: this drill is that twenty two percent of the soldiers
Speaker 6: will not follow the order to nuke everybody, so a
Speaker 6: kind of Milgrim experiment on a mass nuclear scale with
Speaker 6: Michael Madsen. He won't do it. I guess he didn't
Speaker 6: get his orders from Bill to kill Bill, so he
Speaker 6: didn't do it. But the guys of the Pentagon basically
Speaker 6: learn that most soldiers are not willing to engage in
Speaker 6: the use of large skill weapons of mass destruction killing. Now,
Speaker 6: this is interesting because there were studies about how many
Speaker 6: soldiers a long time ago were willing to shoot other men.
Speaker 6: And actually it was a very low percentage, a lot
Speaker 6: lower than you would think. A lot of soldiers in
Speaker 6: handhand combat out on the front lines tend to run away.
Speaker 6: They tend to not be willing to fire on fellow men.
Speaker 6: And so this is why the Pentagon developed video games
Speaker 6: quite literally. So there's again here with video games. I'm
Speaker 6: not oversimplifying it. I realized there's a close connection between
Speaker 6: the public and the private sector. There's the partnership that's
Speaker 6: always been there, and we see this very clearly with
Speaker 6: the Pentagon's relationship to the development of video games. And
Speaker 6: that's why rank corporation military indes for complex have always
Speaker 6: worked hand in hand with giant tech corporations Lockheed, Boeing,
Speaker 6: that's raytheon. These groups essentially do the same stuff still,
Speaker 6: and Jacobson's actually gonna show this. We're going to see
Speaker 6: just like we saw in the Miles Copeland analysis. Remember
Speaker 6: remember I can't believe that video didn't get a million views.
Speaker 6: There's so much in that analysis that I did of
Speaker 6: Miles Copeland's CIA exploits. He tells you so much, and
Speaker 6: nobody wants to listen to the real stuff. I don't
Speaker 6: know what I want to listen to. BS I mean again,
Speaker 6: who else is reading the entire memoirs of CIA oproduce
Speaker 6: Game of Nations and he tells you about them developing
Speaker 6: all this computer stuff back in the sixties. Obviously Internet
Speaker 6: was developed in the sixties. We all know that we're
Speaker 6: going to get into that in the But game theory,
Speaker 6: as Miles Copeland talked about, is crucial here, and that's
Speaker 6: why video games are essentially just another manifestation of game theory, right,
Speaker 6: Nash Beautiful Life, Russell Crowe, game theory, Right, this is
Speaker 6: what rand was studying because it's about winning. And guess what,
Speaker 6: remember what we saw? Miles Copeland says, yes, actually, the
Speaker 6: report from Iron Mountain is true. Now, the actual quote
Speaker 6: report from Iron Mountain is a satire book about a
Speaker 6: real report of the real report from Iron Mountain. So
Speaker 6: they'll take real reports from Iron Mountain, put it into
Speaker 6: fiction and it satirizes it. It sounds like the whole
Speaker 6: thesis of Jay's analysis and esotery. Hollywood doesn't it, of
Speaker 6: course it does. War games, they'll take a real DARPA
Speaker 6: tech control grid, a real plan, and they'll put it
Speaker 6: into fiction and they'll satirize it. War games. Now, I'm
Speaker 6: not telling you that we're going to be nuked by
Speaker 6: Russians or any of this nonsense. No, no, no, no.
Speaker 6: In fact, even any Jacobson's Book's going to hint at
Speaker 6: a lot of the Cold War doesn't really seem to
Speaker 6: make a lot of sense. There's a lot of things
Speaker 6: that just don't match up. And you know, if you
Speaker 6: heard the recent interview that I did with Mark Hackard
Speaker 6: on Victor Rothschild as a Soviet agent, then that begins
Speaker 6: to explain the playing both sides, right, the duality the
Speaker 6: dialectics of the Cold War as a managed conflict at
Speaker 6: the meta level. All right, that's not to say that
Speaker 6: there weren't guys on the ground, guys in the operations
Speaker 6: and the Black ops and all this, that were truly
Speaker 6: sincerely fighting the Commies. Of course they were, And there
Speaker 6: were truly Viet Cong getting sprayed with Kim trails. What, yes,
Speaker 6: Viet Kong getting sprayed with Kim trails. I don't know
Speaker 6: if any Jacobson is aware of it, but her book
Speaker 6: actually defends improves Kim trails. Thought that was a crazy
Speaker 6: conspiracy theory. Well here's a mainstream book talking about it.
Speaker 6: Oh they just well, I'm gonna save that. I'm not
Speaker 6: gonna I'm not gonna spoil that yet, so hey, great
Speaker 6: comment there, Umbrella Corporation. Yes, in fact, I just gave
Speaker 6: my talk at a V nine Alternative View nine in
Speaker 6: the UK. That's why I went to the UK. It
Speaker 6: was a lot of fun. If you guys have followed
Speaker 6: the streams, you know that now Ian Crane who puts
Speaker 6: on AV nine.
Speaker 5: He owns the.
Speaker 6: The talks, the presentations and he sells them of course
Speaker 6: on DVD. So if you want my presentation, you can
Speaker 6: buy that DVD from Ian Crane at his website for
Speaker 6: the next year or so, and then after a year,
Speaker 6: Ian Crane puts the full talk on his YouTube channel.
Speaker 6: So there's a lot of good talks, by the way,
Speaker 6: on his channel because I actually watched some of the
Speaker 6: older AV present presenters because it was some of the
Speaker 6: same people that were there this year. Really really good
Speaker 6: stuff though, like really in depth, especially about AI and transhumanism,
Speaker 6: and my talk was actually on Hollywood transhumanism and war
Speaker 6: games made up a part of that. And I thank
Speaker 6: you their commenter that you mentioned. I've got my shades on.
Speaker 6: Oh well, my son Glass at Night rend renovated the dust. Yes,
Speaker 6: the Umbrella Corporation is real. What is the Umbrella Corporation?
Speaker 6: It is DARPA, CIA, Pentagon, Rand, mil tur Industrial Complex.
Speaker 6: Because theyre all are the same people, Okay, don't think
Speaker 6: of these things as like different different entities. They really
Speaker 6: all serve the same functions. And again remember if you
Speaker 6: want your questions read, you can donate with the super
Speaker 6: chat function. Doesn't have to be a lot of money.
Speaker 6: I would appreciate it. It helps me out, and I
Speaker 6: am yes, back in the saddle, back in the AI saddle.
Speaker 6: Like that cartoon remember that cartoons Silver, Silver, Silver something.
Speaker 6: There was an eighties cartoon with AI robot cowboys in space,
Speaker 6: very very bizarre. May remember that anyway. But I get
Speaker 6: so way off track here this. I love this stream
Speaker 6: of consciousness style though that's just that's my style, bro.
Speaker 6: This is just stream dude. We're live streaming my live
Speaker 6: stream of consciousness. And but what I was getting at
Speaker 6: was that it actually is true that the video game
Speaker 6: first person shooters were actually designed to help people develop
Speaker 6: more of a trigger finger, a more ready willingness to
Speaker 6: shoot fellow men. And Bravestar, thank you, Sean, you got it. Bravestar.
Speaker 6: I remember watching that before dreading going to school. At
Speaker 6: the time, my dad was in boot camp and we
Speaker 6: lived in Chicago, and it was freaking cold as heck
Speaker 6: and I hated it in Chicago, and I would have
Speaker 6: to wake up in the morning at like five am,
Speaker 6: and I'd get to watch a Brave Star in the morning,
Speaker 6: and that dumbass clown, I don't know, my mine's not
Speaker 6: working tonight, that clown that everybody watched for Boso Boso
Speaker 6: and Bravestar would come on Bravestar. I thought was cool, Boso.
Speaker 6: I don't know. Something freaking weird about Boso. What's up, Aaron?
Speaker 6: You live in Chicago. I lived in Waukegan, so technically
Speaker 6: I don't guess it was Chicago, but it was. It
Speaker 6: was in the same vicinity, but it was. It was
Speaker 6: a nightmare. But we're way off topic here. Bravestar Pentagon
Speaker 6: video games segues to computers very well because this, this
Speaker 6: this show, this this movie encapsulates so many different ideas
Speaker 6: and even mass depopulation in eugenics. Believe it or not,
Speaker 6: this actually comes up because the background scientist who develops
Speaker 6: the AI he eventually adopts this genocidal you know Kessler,
Speaker 6: bertrand Russell, you know HG. Well's role society Malthusian attitude,
Speaker 6: and that's mentioned in the movies. It's kind of blowing
Speaker 6: me away that all of this is in this movie.
Speaker 6: But we'll get that in a minute. But I just
Speaker 6: wanted to make the point though, that this movie even
Speaker 6: shows the intimate connection between the Pentagon, DARPA and video games.
Speaker 6: This is in wargames.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 6: I didn't figure this out until very recently. There's some
Speaker 6: old videos actually on YouTube that are pretty good. I've
Speaker 6: got saved like way back in my liked videos about
Speaker 6: Pentagon video game connections. They're like ten minute videos. You
Speaker 6: could probably find them. And so I didn't learn about
Speaker 6: that until like three or four years ago. And here
Speaker 6: it is. Then you go back and you watch war
Speaker 6: games and you realize that's the whole point of this
Speaker 6: freaking movie, is that Ferris Bueller hack into the Pentagon
Speaker 6: because he is so good at computer games. And we
Speaker 6: will eventually take take on another movie from the eighties
Speaker 6: that was in the same vein that has the same idea, Starfighter.
Speaker 6: Is that it Starfighter. My mind is just not working today.
Speaker 6: I don't know, Like, I can't recall anything star Fighter
Speaker 6: where the guy I think that's it, where the guy
Speaker 6: plays the video games and then he yeah, that's it.
Speaker 6: The last Starfighter. He does so good on video games
Speaker 6: that the Shadow Space government comes and recruits him to
Speaker 6: fly the video game drone type systems and to kill
Speaker 6: the bad guys. Well, what does that sound like? Preparation
Speaker 6: for drone warfare? And guess what drone warfare comes out
Speaker 6: of Vietnam and the Phoenix program and the Kim programs
Speaker 6: of Vietnam. All of the conspiracies that I have talked
Speaker 6: about are vindicated in these books and in this movie.
Speaker 6: And we will be by the way, talking about a
Speaker 6: lot of this in esoteric Hollywood too, So there will
Speaker 6: be a significant section of that book towards the end
Speaker 6: of the book Hollywood Transhumanism, we will be delving into
Speaker 6: all this. So Matthew Broderick, interestingly, is not just Ferris Bueller.
Speaker 6: He is also as I think of it, I can't
Speaker 6: recall another film where we have the archetype, the new archetype,
Speaker 6: the creation of this new archetype here in nineteen eighty
Speaker 6: three of The Teen Hacker, Right, remember when we did Hackers,
Speaker 6: that ridiculous movie with Angelina Jolie and Matthew Lillard and
Speaker 6: Prodigy playing throughout the entire movie. If you haven't listened
Speaker 6: to that analysis, it's pretty fun. Go listen to that
Speaker 6: is the one I did with Black Panther and Red
Speaker 6: Sparrow Cold War stuff again, Red Sparrow Hackers, Well, war Games,
Speaker 6: Cold War stuff again. And Matthew Broderick is the archetype
Speaker 6: of the teen hacker. Like he's in his room and
Speaker 6: he's dialing in with like a like a like a
Speaker 6: rotary dial modem to the Pentagon, which is ridiculous. But
Speaker 6: by the way, who knew about modems in the eighties,
Speaker 6: very few people, Right, What is the let's see the
Speaker 6: old Internet, the old internet hookup sound? Remember this flashback
Speaker 6: hackers War Games? Whoa dude, man, you listen to that
Speaker 6: shit now and it's like that is kind of eerie, dude.
Speaker 6: It's like it sounds like aliens, like you know, AI
Speaker 6: aliens talking to one another or something. That's a you
Speaker 6: could invent some conspiracy about that. It would be the
Speaker 6: next big conspiracy straight out of you know, co Intel
Speaker 6: pro or whoever designs flat Earth and all that bullshit,
Speaker 6: like the the old original dial up sounds. Are aliens
Speaker 6: alien AI communicating called George Norri? Where is George? Get
Speaker 6: me on coast to coast right now, because I've invented
Speaker 6: the hottest frickin' conspiracy theory. Yes, dubstep by the way,
Speaker 6: you said dubstep there, truthy, dubstep is the language of
Speaker 6: the AI aliens. Damn, that's how you create fake Pentagon
Speaker 6: cast Sunstein cognitive infiltration conspiracy theories. They should hire me.
Speaker 6: I could come up with better. I'm joking, but I
Speaker 6: could definitely come up with something better than that Cony
Speaker 6: twenty twelve campaign. Remember that that was hilarious. So Matthew
Speaker 6: Broderick is the archetype of the hacker, and can anybody
Speaker 6: in the chat, by the way, correct me. Here's challenge,
Speaker 6: chat challenge, don't dun't duh? I have a little segment here,
Speaker 6: chat challenge. Can you think of an earlier archetype in
Speaker 6: movies of eighteen hacker real genius? Uh uh, that's after
Speaker 6: eighty three, so real genius won't count. They're not exactly hackers.
Speaker 6: Either of Kilmer is not a hacker and real genius
Speaker 6: does anybody have any suggestions an earlier I think, yes,
Speaker 6: flat Earth is a cast sunseteing cognitive infiltration thing, now
Speaker 6: that I think about it, Mandela effect that one. What's
Speaker 6: another stupid one where I was just talking about this
Speaker 6: earlier today, Like the three really stupid popular conspiracy theories,
Speaker 6: they've got to be, you know, thought thought up in
Speaker 6: some cast Sunstein think tank group. I don't know, I
Speaker 6: don't remember.
Speaker 5: But.
Speaker 6: Can you name an older uh, you know what. Cloak
Speaker 6: and Dagger is a good one. It's obscure, Dabney Coleman boom.
Speaker 6: I know what you're thinking there, But is it? Is
Speaker 6: it older than eighty three? Cloaking? By the way, Cloak
Speaker 6: and Dagger is awful as a freaking movie.
Speaker 5: Dude.
Speaker 6: That movie is fucking terrible. Dude. It's so it's so shitty. Nope, good,
Speaker 6: good try there, truth Seeker. But Cloaking Dagger is nineteen
Speaker 6: eighty four, and War Games is nineteen eighty three. Terminator two,
Speaker 6: Edward Furlong T two. T two is not T two
Speaker 6: is like what eighty five eighty six? Terminator two. I'm
Speaker 6: getting some tech company. No Terminator two. No Terminator two
Speaker 6: is actually that's gonna be like eighty seven, dude, now
Speaker 6: that I think about it, now ninety one, get out
Speaker 6: of here, dude, Terminator two ninety one. So let's say Tron.
Speaker 6: Is it a hacker movie? Kind of? It would beat
Speaker 6: war games. It's kind of a hacker movie. But I
Speaker 6: don't get the teen hacker archetype out of Tron. That's
Speaker 6: a good guess, though, Goonies there's no hackers and goonies, dude,
Speaker 6: what you're talking about. Data is data hacker. Yeah, you
Speaker 6: could count data as a hacker, but Goonies is after
Speaker 6: nineteen eighty three? Do you guys are going crazy? Jay
Speaker 6: is better than Ran Corporation. I hope, so hope. So
Speaker 6: I cracked the code? So do you want to play
Speaker 6: a gang?
Speaker 5: Do you want to play a game?
Speaker 6: I'm trying to do my robot alien AI voice the
Speaker 6: conversation Gene Hackman, that is a good by the way,
Speaker 6: you know, if there if there was, if there are,
Speaker 6: if they're a if they're as, if there is a
Speaker 6: Hollywood The Coded season two. I already wrote that episode
Speaker 6: for the conversation. We have a whole Gene Hackman the
Speaker 6: Conversation episode ready to go, But I don't know if
Speaker 6: there's going to be a hollywoody coded season two thoughts. Yes,
Speaker 6: tron thoughts, trad thoughts. What about tron thoughts? That's virtual thoughts.
Speaker 6: By the way, what's a tron thought? A virtual thought?
Speaker 6: So it so nobody's beat me yet? Has anybody come
Speaker 6: up with a Bowman doesn't count as a teenage hacker?
Speaker 5: Dude?
Speaker 6: Bowman is a bot?
Speaker 5: Is he would?
Speaker 6: Do we even know if he's a teenager? There's no
Speaker 6: teenage hackers and they live. That doesn't work thermites. It's
Speaker 6: not a movie. The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes? I remember
Speaker 6: that that? Does that have a teen hacker in it?
Speaker 6: A Computer War Tennis Shoes nineteen sixty nine? Oh yeah,
Speaker 6: that's that one with Kurt Russell. Or it's like a
Speaker 6: dizzy old Disney Kurt Russell movie. Is he a hacker?
Speaker 6: Dexter Riley Kurt Russell? Or should I say, Jack Burton,
Speaker 6: you find yourself on a dark and stormy night. Your
Speaker 6: back's against the wall. Some guys got you against the wall.
Speaker 6: He says.
Speaker 1: Eh.
Speaker 6: He says, hey, Jack, if you paid your dues, tell him, yeah,
Speaker 6: I paid my dues checks in the mail. It's my
Speaker 6: Jack Burton for you. Kurt Russell cannot afford to buy
Speaker 6: a computer. The students persuade him to. They use a
Speaker 6: gambling ring for their operations. Is he a hacker? Though,
Speaker 6: we don't know if he's a hacker, he wins a prize. Okay,
Speaker 6: you might. You might have me on the computer who
Speaker 6: wore tennis shoes if you can show that he's a hacker.
Speaker 6: Short circuit, Yeah, but short Circuit is after war Games.
Speaker 6: I can do a perfect Johnny five, by the way, ue,
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh. By the way, Short Circuit actually does
Speaker 6: have some weird esoteric stuff in it. Really shitty movie,
Speaker 6: but shitty in the fun way. What does he called
Speaker 6: that chick? I forget Ali Sheety's character in that because
Speaker 6: I could do the voice perfect. What is her name? Uh,
Speaker 6: my mind just doesn't work tonight. Her name Astoria, by
Speaker 6: the way, which is interesting because that's Google, that's Goony's territory. Uh, Stephanie,
Speaker 6: Stephanie wee. That's exactly how Johnny five talks.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 6: He's like a retarded robot too. He's like a retard retardrobot. Uh,
Speaker 6: we're way off of how are we talking about short circuitar?
Speaker 6: I was we were having fun. We're having fun trying
Speaker 6: to come up with an older teenage hacker brain scan
Speaker 6: with Edward Furlong. Come on, dude, you gotta cut lawnmower man.
Speaker 6: This is nineteen eighty three movie. You guys are telling
Speaker 6: me nineties movies. I want a teen hacker prior to
Speaker 6: eighty three. That's the challenge. And I'm thinking he might
Speaker 6: have me with the computer who wore tennis shoes, but
Speaker 6: I don't. I can't remember if he's if he's a
Speaker 6: hacker or not. You want to fight me in real life? Why?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 6: Say? Gal see why glaucoma? Glaucoma? Mccon, Do you want
Speaker 6: to fight me? If you got glow kalma dog, You're
Speaker 6: gonna lose a fight. Stupid question. Move on, it's not
Speaker 6: a stupid question. We're having fun because it's actually relevant
Speaker 6: to predictive programming because if you listen to the hacker analysis,
Speaker 6: the idea of the teen hacker was prepping you for
Speaker 6: the Internet. It was prepping that younger generation who is
Speaker 6: going to live into the stage in which the internet
Speaker 6: would become you know, everywhere it would be. We would
Speaker 6: see total saturation of the net. This is what ARPA
Speaker 6: and DARPA planned. So don't tell me that it's a
Speaker 6: stupid question. It's not weird. Science is after, it's eighty
Speaker 6: five or six, so that doesn't count. It's after. So
Speaker 6: it does matter when a movie puts in the first
Speaker 6: archetypal type character like this, And so if we don't
Speaker 6: count Kurt Russell, then I think Wargames counts. And Wargames
Speaker 6: was a mediocre success. I think it was a twelve
Speaker 6: million dollar budget. I don't think it was a flop.
Speaker 6: I haven't been able to figure out what it actually
Speaker 6: made at the box office. But anyway, they knew what
Speaker 6: they were doing. And what I'm trying to explain to
Speaker 6: you is that if you can find you can actually
Speaker 6: go watch old episodes of Airwolf. When I was a kid,
Speaker 6: I remember watching Airwolf. There's Airwolf clips where he talks
Speaker 6: about the Internet and hooking up to the Internet. Now,
Speaker 6: Airwolf was quite obviously some kind of you know, Pentagon
Speaker 6: consulted show, Blackhawks and all that. There's other shows where
Speaker 6: you know, you have Kit, right, night Rider. Kit is
Speaker 6: basically an AI car, and there's probably night Rider episodes
Speaker 6: about the Internet and nothing surprises him anymore. That people
Speaker 6: found NSA being exposed in Rockford Files, say in Rockford
Speaker 6: Files that is insane. I think it was Chris and
Speaker 6: John put that on Hoaxbusters back in the day. But
Speaker 6: you can probably find that video on YouTube. Look up
Speaker 6: Rockford files and the NSA. Now again, this is where's
Speaker 6: no way this is coincidence. This is just insane. So
Speaker 6: whoever said stupid question get out here, You're a stupid question.
Speaker 6: Your face is a stupid question. The more sophisticated software,
Speaker 6: which is interesting, there's this line that Ferris Buehler has.
Speaker 6: He says, the more sophisticated software is the software that's
Speaker 6: able to present itself as helping you more. How can
Speaker 6: I help you? And it was kind of an innocuous line,
Speaker 6: but as I thought about it, yes, that actually makes
Speaker 6: perfect sense because all of this ai that we're going
Speaker 6: to be sold, that we're going to be conditioned into,
Speaker 6: which is what we're already seeing was Google Voice and
Speaker 6: Alexa and all this crap in your house, and eventually
Speaker 6: it's going to be a little rolling around Alexa that
Speaker 6: comes to different rooms and brings you your beers or whatever,
Speaker 6: all of which we're in eighties movies as well. Go
Speaker 6: watch Space Camp, which is terrible, but you can. There's
Speaker 6: a great line about Kate Capshaw's boosters. That's one of
Speaker 6: the worst stupid lines that I remember from Space Camp.
Speaker 6: But you see a young Joaquin Phoenix in Space Camp,
Speaker 6: and guess what hit The titles credit his name as Leif.
Speaker 6: He's titled in the credits as Leaf Phoenix, so I
Speaker 6: guess he changed his name to Joaquin. I don't know,
Speaker 6: but in Space Camp Joaquin is a young, annoying, chunky
Speaker 6: kid called Leaf Phoenix. But we're told in wargames that
Speaker 6: the more sophisticated AI is the one that's able to
Speaker 6: service you better. And that's what we're gonna start getting
Speaker 6: with these AI programs that are rolled out. In my
Speaker 6: talk that I did at AV nine, I did some
Speaker 6: research on this and actually found some of the more
Speaker 6: recent bots that they're rolling out, which are quite literally
Speaker 6: R two D two style things. It's like Alexa, but
Speaker 6: R two D two and he, you know, follows you
Speaker 6: around the house. It's like Roombay mixed with R two
Speaker 6: D two mixed with Alexa, and he does all kinds
Speaker 6: of stuff and oh and by the way, he also
Speaker 6: spies on you and keeps up with everything, and it's
Speaker 6: going to be tied into insurance. And he's gonna watch you,
Speaker 6: and he's gonna watch what you do and how much
Speaker 6: you eat and how much energy, how many times you
Speaker 6: flesh when you go t t and he's going to
Speaker 6: regulate you, and he's going to tattletale on you. You're
Speaker 6: gonna have your own little living R two D two spy.
Speaker 6: By the way, Jack Attiley said that too. He says,
Speaker 6: you will willingly accept all this for convenience, and then
Speaker 6: it will be turned on you to imprison you. That's
Speaker 6: what Jock Athley says in the book. So gamification is
Speaker 6: a big aspect of this movie. I talked about that
Speaker 6: in my AB nine talk. If you don't if you're
Speaker 6: not familiar with gamification, look it up. Similar to the
Speaker 6: idea that Max Kinser Max Kaiser has been talking about gamification, gamification, UH,
Speaker 6: gamification is the virtual gulag right, the the rise of
Speaker 6: the virtual to replace the real. And this is the
Speaker 6: idea of oh in the future, since there will be
Speaker 6: the complete saturation of the Internet of things. When you
Speaker 6: brush your teeth, your R F I D toothbrush will
Speaker 6: register how many points you'll get for brushing your teeth
Speaker 6: that day on your insurance, you know, analysis or whatever,
Speaker 6: and you'll get three points because you rush your teeth
Speaker 6: and you get health points. And then you have your
Speaker 6: fitbit chip or whatever that follows. You're ou you did
Speaker 6: more walking and exercise, so you get five points for that.
Speaker 6: And so everything is going to be registered and regulated
Speaker 6: by the AI, tied into your insurance and your medical
Speaker 6: the medical industrial complex. Can you believe that that is
Speaker 6: the world that we're entering? And that's what they all
Speaker 6: talk about. It's in this book, It's in Jock Catelee's book,
Speaker 6: all the way back to a she Wells, Bert and
Speaker 6: Russell Shape of Things to Come. This was a big
Speaker 6: part of my lecture at AB nine. Shape of Things
Speaker 6: to Come. It tells it all. I can't stand HG. Wells.
Speaker 6: I cannot stand that though. But did you know HG.
Speaker 6: Wells was one year off in predicting World War Two?
Speaker 6: The Shape of Things to Come was written in nineteen
Speaker 6: thirty six, but because he was an in he was
Speaker 6: aware of the Royal Society Masonic plans. He knew that
Speaker 6: there would be World War two very soon, and he
Speaker 6: was only off by one year, so autistic nerds come
Speaker 6: up in this now the computer nerds like you, you know,
Speaker 6: we said something going back to Disney computer movies. And
Speaker 6: by the way, obviously Disney was tied into the Milt
Speaker 6: Indocal complex whole time. But we see these these weird
Speaker 6: autistic computer geeks in war games and that was something
Speaker 6: that I hadn't really noticed in anything that early. Just
Speaker 6: throwing that one out there. The autistic eighties nerd makes
Speaker 6: his his debut premiere in war Games, and the other
Speaker 6: the sort of the fat weird computer nerd, not Matthew
Speaker 6: brought and not the autistic one, but the fat nerdy one.
Speaker 6: He talks about the backdoor technology into all of the
Speaker 6: Pentagon tech and he says that the corporations designed the
Speaker 6: back door technology. This is the promise backdoor technology that
Speaker 6: we've seen written about publicly in Crossing the Rubicon, the
Speaker 6: Michael Ruppert book several chapters on that there. The back
Speaker 6: door promise technology was written about in Inslaw's Octopus in
Speaker 6: Wire Magazine a long time ago. It's been in many
Speaker 6: books since, probably will be in Jacobson's book. I don't know.
Speaker 6: I haven't gotten that far yet. I'm only up to
Speaker 6: post Vietnam halfway through, so we'll see. But it is
Speaker 6: mentioned in wargames that there is backdoor technology, and if
Speaker 6: you are wondering what that is, watch the movie Sneakers
Speaker 6: with Robert Rifford, because that is nineteen ninety and it
Speaker 6: talks about the nssay's backdoor technology.
Speaker 5: So we have.
Speaker 6: The goal of creating self learning AI is essentially what
Speaker 6: the scientist the Falcon character who's the scientist. He designed
Speaker 6: this this AI that can supposedly think, which is not thinking.
Speaker 6: But if you're a reductionistic materialist, you can just call
Speaker 6: any sort of process that goes on thinking, which is ridiculous.
Speaker 6: Just redefine the words, the same thing that the social
Speaker 6: justice warriors do to vindicate changing your biological sex. Just
Speaker 6: redefine the words and all of them. So I, by
Speaker 6: the way, that's why identified as a boomer. You could
Speaker 6: identify as anything. I self identify as a boomer now
Speaker 6: and it's agist. If you don't accept, then I'm a boomer.
Speaker 6: So the movie is again a Cold War sye op.
Speaker 6: Even references Disney in the movie. By the way, I
Speaker 6: don't think it's a Disney film. Off the top of
Speaker 6: my head, I'm not sure, but they this is a
Speaker 6: funny thing too. This port's great. So when they realize
Speaker 6: that the Pentagon has been hacked just for fun by
Speaker 6: Matthew Broader at Ferris Bueller, they decide that it can
Speaker 6: aid the Cold War narrative, and so they start drawing
Speaker 6: up this fictional narrative that he is the Soviet recruit
Speaker 6: and they say, oh, everyone who's a disaffected team is
Speaker 6: liable to KGP recruitment. So they've feeded into this Cold
Speaker 6: War narrative. And really what's going on is that the
Speaker 6: ICBMs were hooked up to the Internet. Come on, give
Speaker 6: me a break. They're not gonna hook freaking ICBMs up
Speaker 6: to the Internet. That would be a totally separate web,
Speaker 6: right if there was even such a connecting of those
Speaker 6: technologies to some kind of some kind of internet, you know,
Speaker 6: there's a whole separate, other government type Internet. They're not
Speaker 6: gonna hook the freaking ICBMs up to you know, Ferris
Speaker 6: Bueller's dial up. But in the movie they do. And
Speaker 6: again it's illustrative because they create the idea that, oh,
Speaker 6: throw it into the Cold War narrative, he's a Soviet recruit,
Speaker 6: how ridiculous and ironically in the film, though, you have
Speaker 6: another prevalent theme in the eighties, which is that the
Speaker 6: kids know best. This is something if you go and
Speaker 6: listen to a great podcast I did with John Adams
Speaker 6: called Occult Eighties and Comedy Arcana. A couple of years ago.
Speaker 6: We did a really cool podcast. It's on YouTube, and
Speaker 6: we talked about eighties films and trends in eighties films,
Speaker 6: because a lot of the trends in the eighties films
Speaker 6: are actually selling ideas and preparing that generation for the
Speaker 6: changes to come. And one of those trends was not
Speaker 6: just the rebellious team that's been in everything, but the
Speaker 6: idea that the teens actually know way more than the adults. Now,
Speaker 6: I'm sure there were some movie prior to the eighties
Speaker 6: that did this, but it's everywhere in eighties movies constantly. Right,
Speaker 6: the teens know it all right. They freaking solve the
Speaker 6: giant Masonic labyrinth of the goony you know, one Eyed
Speaker 6: Willie puzzle, and none of the adults have any clue
Speaker 6: what's going on. They were totally oblivious. But the goonies
Speaker 6: can solve the giant Masonic riddle, and by the way,
Speaker 6: it is a Masonic riddle read my Goonies analysis. It's
Speaker 6: also a Route Goldberg machine. So the last thing I
Speaker 6: wanted to mention about the scientist character in wargames is
Speaker 6: that he becomes a radical naturalistic, nihilistic, Darwinistic material Malthusian
Speaker 6: and he says, I finally realized that since the AI
Speaker 6: that we're coming up with is just a product of evolution,
Speaker 6: it's superior to us, supposedly, and therefore it can kill us.
Speaker 6: And so since it's the next stage in evolution, we
Speaker 6: should worship it. And it's destined to wipe out humanity.
Speaker 6: You see. So this is really the actual mindset of
Speaker 6: the global elite, quite literally, the gollum that they're creating.
Speaker 6: And yes, jo Atli calls it a gollum. The global
Speaker 6: brain is just like the synthetic global fake economy based
Speaker 6: on Fiat debt. It's a gollum. It's not real, but
Speaker 6: everybody thinks it's real. The global brain is not a
Speaker 6: real brain, but everybody thinks it's real because they are.
Speaker 6: They believe the propaganda that an advanced computer is no
Speaker 6: different than the rand processes that evolved to be the
Speaker 6: human mind. It's all just random, and that's what the
Speaker 6: Malthusian scientist behind the AI that he's developed, that's what
Speaker 6: he believes. And he says, I'm just being Darwinian, and
Speaker 6: he says, there's a great line. He says, I realized
Speaker 6: that since death is natural, it's only natural that the
Speaker 6: AI eventually leads to global thermonuclear war and we all
Speaker 6: just die off. The human species, he says, is destined
Speaker 6: to be extinct and replaced by butts. Now what there's
Speaker 6: I mean that is so absurd that Okay, I'm not
Speaker 6: going to go into all this, but go listen to
Speaker 6: the talk on Kessler goes to the Machine. You have
Speaker 6: to listen to my full Kessler talk because I completely
Speaker 6: dissect this and deconstruct it. And listen to my talk
Speaker 6: with Tim Kelly about Luciferianism, HG. Wells and Arthur Kessler
Speaker 6: the death cult, because I dict I dissect it there,
Speaker 6: I think completely. I think that's one of the better
Speaker 6: talks I've ever done, actually, is the Luciferian death cult talk,
Speaker 6: because that really sums it all up. And that's in
Speaker 6: this movie. This guy is like a Luciferian death cultist.
Speaker 6: And who else better to convince him of the error
Speaker 6: of his ways than Ferris Bueller, And of course Ferris
Speaker 6: Bueller with Ali Sheety, convinces him to become a kid again,
Speaker 6: to become a GOONI and they outwit both the Pentagon
Speaker 6: Norad Cheyenne Mountain Complex and Dabney Coleman. So there you know,
Speaker 6: Cloak and Dagger again with Dabney Coleman. So didn a
Speaker 6: she Wells predict nineteen forty no forty four forty five?
Speaker 6: He's off. I think one year of forty four forty five.
Speaker 6: I don't, I forget. I get mixed up on the
Speaker 6: exact date. I was so tired after the playing flight
Speaker 6: when I was reading all that, I had to do
Speaker 6: my talk at nine in the morning. So after a
Speaker 6: nine hour flight and then like two days later, you
Speaker 6: do a.
Speaker 5: You do a.
Speaker 6: Nine am talk. It's it's pretty pretty intense. It was
Speaker 6: very challenging, but it was fun. It was worth it.
Speaker 6: So war Games, I don't know, I don't know, what
Speaker 6: do you guys think? That's my analysis of war games,
Speaker 6: And of course you know the good guys winning war games.
Speaker 6: It's not really much else to be said about that movie.
Speaker 6: But there was much more going on than I expected.
Speaker 6: And actually it had been probably three years since I
Speaker 6: watched war games, and I thought, oh, I've got all
Speaker 6: that knocked out everything in war games already know anything. No,
Speaker 6: I was wrong. There was a lot more in war
Speaker 6: games than I expected. I don't know, it's just crazy.
Speaker 6: What do you guys think? Is it crazy? Glaucoma theo
Speaker 6: Glaucoma says, go on JF show. I can't go on
Speaker 6: shows unless I'm invited on. Dude. Oh but by the way, yes,
Speaker 6: I will be going on The Worst Be Live. Worst
Speaker 6: Key may be attempting to get that rev back up again.
Speaker 6: He's taken a little bit of a break and done.
Speaker 6: Kumite Andy is going to rev up Worsku Live and
Speaker 6: we're gonna I'm gonna sit in for a guest co
Speaker 6: hosting session. We're gonna test the water, see how it goes,
Speaker 6: see if people like it. And what better way to
Speaker 6: test this than we was canes and shit debate. We
Speaker 6: was canes and shit. That's what we're gonna do. Now,
Speaker 6: it's not me debating. I'm going to be there to
Speaker 6: help facilitate, co host and give smart ass comments and
Speaker 6: I'm sure there will be quite a few laughs. In
Speaker 6: a we was Kayn's debate between radio and Yes, this
Speaker 6: black dude's I'm not just some black dudes. I'm just
Speaker 6: saying this black dude spells it r A I d
Speaker 6: io ry radio one. Does he think that's how radio spelled?
Speaker 6: Is he referring to Cuba Gooding Junior in radio? I
Speaker 6: don't know. H probably ask him those things. In fact,
Speaker 6: I might even do this co hosting gig episode as
Speaker 6: Koopa Trufa right? Would would this guy like lose his
Speaker 6: mind if I did that? It would be really funny
Speaker 6: if I did that though. So I'm gonna be on
Speaker 6: Worski Live Friday.
Speaker 5: Here.
Speaker 6: This guy is getting mad.
Speaker 1: Bro.
Speaker 6: My name is the Glaalcan glaucun Khan. It's based on
Speaker 6: Glaucon from the Republic. Yeah. I have a whole talk
Speaker 6: on Plato's Republic. I know who Glaucon is. It's just
Speaker 6: a joke, dude. You gotta you gotta roll with it. Man.
Speaker 6: When I'm when I'm on pair, you know, talking smack,
Speaker 6: being goofy, I'm gonna call you Glaucoma. I should be.
Speaker 6: I should go on there and be like, hey, man,
Speaker 6: you talking about we with Kings. What you think about
Speaker 6: glaucoma from the Republic? Who your favorite character is from Republic?
Speaker 6: You like glaucoma? Bro, you smoke them spliffs, you get
Speaker 6: rid of that glaucoma. But Yeah, we're gonna be talking
Speaker 6: we with. It's gonna be hilarious. I'm gonna ask It's
Speaker 6: not gonna just be dumb either, by the way, I'm
Speaker 6: gonna actually ask serious questions. Uh, We're gonna We're gonna
Speaker 6: because I believe that the we was King's Black Israelite nonsense,
Speaker 6: which is so stupid. Come that's so, that's like a
Speaker 6: co intel pro type thing too, right. I mean every
Speaker 6: group has their own little kind of mythological tailor especially
Speaker 6: tailored uh God myth for them, and Nazism is that
Speaker 6: it's a specially tailored God myth made up by Alfred
Speaker 6: Rosenberg and other people. It's not real. The Nazi mythos
Speaker 6: is not true. If you're not aware of that, I
Speaker 6: can't help you. So it's no different than the mythos
Speaker 6: that's crafted and given to black people of we are superior. Right.
Speaker 6: Example of this is the mythos for blacks in Nation
Speaker 6: of Islam. Go listen to my interview with James Kelly
Speaker 6: on Nation of Islam, and we dissect that perfectly there
Speaker 6: and guess what, it's the same, the tailored mythology that
Speaker 6: you're a special God race and that white devils that's
Speaker 6: literally where it comes from Nation of Islam, white devil stuff,
Speaker 6: Farah Khan and Elijah Mohammad. It's obviously a completely made up,
Speaker 6: fake social engineering tool, just as dumb as scientology and
Speaker 6: all the other ones. And it's just as made up
Speaker 6: as the Nazi mythos of the Teutonic God people and
Speaker 6: whatever bull crap from Helena Blovatski and her made up
Speaker 6: cycles of ancient at Antis and all that crap diarism
Speaker 6: god myth But it's the same god mythos, and they
Speaker 6: all tell you that join our cult and you your race,
Speaker 6: your genetic lineage is the true God race. It's it's ridiculous.
Speaker 6: Come on, Jesus, No, he was not an Arian. Oh
Speaker 6: my gosh, don't be so gullible, dude, Like Jesus was
Speaker 6: an Israelite. That is a that's central to the message
Speaker 6: of the Gospel. So the Christian identity, oh yeah, Christian identity,
Speaker 6: that's another great example of this, just as stupid British,
Speaker 6: British Israelite, just as preposterous. It's the same domb heresy
Speaker 6: over and over and over and over. Go read the
Speaker 6: Book of Isaiah and then listen to my talk on
Speaker 6: the Gospel and the Gospels and their veracity in the
Speaker 6: Book of Mark that's had like ten thousand views. Go
Speaker 6: watch that and you'll see that the Book of Isaiah
Speaker 6: shows that the fulfillment of all the prophecies is in
Speaker 6: Christ and it's not some freakin made up tribe of
Speaker 6: Mormon weirdos that floated over here that's only recorded in
Speaker 6: the Book of Mormon. Don't be so gullible, dude, that's
Speaker 6: not true. That's for retards. I hope that was a joke.
Speaker 6: Thank you, John. Yes, I was praying. I was like,
Speaker 6: please do not let this be a real. Jesus was
Speaker 6: an Aryan person. But here's a weird thing. There's an
Speaker 6: episcopal cathedral in Memphis by this weird artist. I can't
Speaker 6: remember his name, but he designed these really kind of
Speaker 6: creepy paintings at this episcopal cathedral, and one of the
Speaker 6: paintings has the ary in Jesus, which is very bizarre.
Speaker 6: And then there's another painting in that same cathedral of
Speaker 6: the art the art change Old Michael with a scroll
Speaker 6: that says E equals mc square. Just completely ridiculous and bizarre.
Speaker 6: But that artist who is obviously a Hermeticist because in
Speaker 6: his paintings in this cathedral. You can look it up.
Speaker 6: Look up the episcopal some episcopal cathedral in Memphis, probably
Speaker 6: the biggest one, and it has all this creeper art
Speaker 6: in it, and it's famous guy. You'll find his stuff.
Speaker 6: There's a famous painting of Augustine and there being baptized.
Speaker 6: Then you read about this guy and it's hermetic stuff
Speaker 6: and guess what he painted a bunch of stuff for
Speaker 6: Pius the twelfth. Yes, Hermeticism alive and well in the Vatican.
Speaker 6: And by the way, that is not proper iconography. Jesus
Speaker 6: is Hebrew for a reason, and he looks the same
Speaker 6: in Orthodox icons because Jesus wasn't Asian Jesus. Jesus wasn't
Speaker 6: Black Jesus. Right, Roman Catholics just go crazy with this
Speaker 6: and paint Asian Jesus. That's gnostic, dude. Jesus came in
Speaker 6: space and time as a Hebrew and that's why orthodox
Speaker 6: icons always paint him the same way, and that's why
Speaker 6: it leads to gnostic heresy and the denial of our
Speaker 6: actual genetic lineages. Right to go into these dumb heresies
Speaker 6: and to try to say Jesus was a chink, Jesus
Speaker 6: was an Asian, Jesus was a black man. No, he wasn't.
Speaker 6: I mean, it's not even it's not even worth refuting.
Speaker 6: It's so stupid. Jay. Thank you so much for what
Speaker 6: you do. Randy, Thank you, Randy Churchill. I've learned a
Speaker 6: lot about Orthodoxy from you. I appreciate how you break
Speaker 6: down things and explain them. God bless thank you, Randy,
Speaker 6: God bless you. And guess what wasn't my analysis of
Speaker 6: Jordan Peterson correct? Yes it was? And how many hundreds
Speaker 6: and hundreds of Jordan Peterson people got furious at me
Speaker 6: and went off on me and sent me a lot
Speaker 6: of hate mail. It's okay, I don't care. And guess
Speaker 6: what I was right? Wasn't it? Because Jordan Peterson's worldview
Speaker 6: is completely incoherent and it shouldn't be that difficult to
Speaker 6: figure out. It's not that hard to figure out that
Speaker 6: all these things don't mesh together. Now, maybe Jordan Peterson
Speaker 6: is on a journey I hope, so, I hope he
Speaker 6: comes our way. He's obviously interested in Orthodoxy. He's become
Speaker 6: very popular. I don't think I think he's you know,
Speaker 6: several grades above my level of popularity. So I don't
Speaker 6: have the ability to set up anything with Jordan Peterson.
Speaker 6: A couple of people have tried it. I don't think
Speaker 6: that's gover gonna happen whatever, you know, I'm not worried
Speaker 6: about it. I'm not here to cow tell to somebody
Speaker 6: because they're famous. And I wasn't mean to him. I
Speaker 6: was fair to him. You know. My hope is that
Speaker 6: Jordan Peterson converts to Orthodoxy. Obviously, the point, the point
Speaker 6: in me making a video critiquing classical liberalism and pointing
Speaker 6: out how it's incompatible with orthodox theology is so that
Speaker 6: if per chance Jordan Peterson watched that video, he would
Speaker 6: see my argumentation as solid. But turns out Jordan Peterson
Speaker 6: has worked on UN panels on biodiversity and sustainability, which
Speaker 6: translated into common parlance, is the population. Now maybe that
Speaker 6: was in the past. Maybe Jordan Peterson no longer believes that.
Speaker 6: I don't know We'll have to see. We'll see what
Speaker 6: Jordan Peterson says. But I mean, if we're just gonna
Speaker 6: to get more Darwin Freud and Carl Young, sorry fail
Speaker 6: Darwin Freud, kral Young. There there might be some insight.
Speaker 6: There's insights in Crawl Young. I don't mind Crawl Young,
Speaker 6: but it's not gonna get us to where we want
Speaker 6: to go.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 6: And as for Vox Day, I have seen a couple
Speaker 6: of the vox Day videos critiquing Jordan Peterson. There was
Speaker 6: a common listener who has claims that he's messaged box
Speaker 6: Day in Box Day says he is too busy to
Speaker 6: do a conversation. So, uh, that wasn't my initiative. That
Speaker 6: was a common listener trying to set that up. That's
Speaker 6: usually how things get set up, as common listeners set
Speaker 6: things up. But uh, you know, I don't I don't
Speaker 6: have time to chase down people if they're not interested.
Speaker 6: So uh, you know, I was open to a conversation.
Speaker 6: He's too busy, that's cool. Maybe maybe one day, I
Speaker 6: don't know. If Andy's doing a Thursday show, he said
Speaker 6: that he wants to start up Worst Live on Friday,
Speaker 6: he may choose to do a Thursday show as well,
Speaker 6: but I will be yes. As I said earlier a
Speaker 6: few minutes ago, I'll be hosting co hosting as guest
Speaker 6: host with Andy the rebooted Worski Live, and we're going
Speaker 6: to see how that goes. That'll be Friday at seven
Speaker 6: pm Eastern on Andy's channel. So for the second half
Speaker 6: of this which will be available tomorrow to Jayson Owl's subscribers,
Speaker 6: you can subscribe to Jays Analysis for four ninety five
Speaker 6: a month sixty dollars a year, we will be covering
Speaker 6: the first chunk of this book. I will give my analysis,
Speaker 6: my book report. We'll see that it ties in squarely
Speaker 6: with war games, and we'll see what exactly was true.
Speaker 6: We're going to see Kim Trails. Kim Trail, how does
Speaker 6: that tie into this? Well? It does. And guess what
Speaker 6: I posited long ago that this was all connected to
Speaker 6: mk Ultra. AI was connected to mk Ultra, which is
Speaker 6: connected to Disney, which is connected to the Pentagon, which
Speaker 6: is connected to the Military Industrial Complex and the CIA
Speaker 6: and DARPA, and it's all the same thing. It's all
Speaker 6: the same beast. I positive that in my book. It's
Speaker 6: in my book. A lot of people bitted me about that.
Speaker 6: A lot of people said, you're crazy, You're a conspiracy theory.
Speaker 6: Oh oh oh oh, it's in this mainstream book. But
Speaker 6: you see, I'm not an acceptable mainstream person, so I'm
Speaker 6: not gonna get any kind of Pulitzers or anything like that.
Speaker 6: Sign with me. I don't care. I have fun doing
Speaker 6: what I do. It's much more fun to tell the
Speaker 6: truth than it is to try to impress a bunch
Speaker 6: of idiot liberal establishment people who hate you. Anyway, Why
Speaker 6: would who care? Why would you care about impressing people
Speaker 6: that hate you? That's rightdiculous, all right, This is this
Speaker 6: is why the people want to adopt Darwinism because they
Speaker 6: think that it'll impress all of these these naturalistic, reductionist
Speaker 6: atheists to accept your water down, pathetic Christianity, your church unity.
Speaker 5: And it's not.
Speaker 6: It's not. It makes you a clown. So if you
Speaker 6: want to send superchats, I do see a lot of
Speaker 6: questions there. Hey, sorry, but you know I make money
Speaker 6: through doing the superchats, through Jay's analysis, through setting up tutoring.
Speaker 6: A lot of people this week have asked about the tutoring. Yes,
Speaker 6: it's still going. We can set up the tutoring sessions.
Speaker 6: I'm still doing it pretty frequently. I have more time
Speaker 6: now than I'm back from the UK and from speaking
Speaker 6: at Alternative View. So if you want to set up
Speaker 6: some some tutoring sessions to deal with philosophy, theology, history,
Speaker 6: church history, biblical theology, whatever you're interested in, we can
Speaker 6: do that. Logic Plato's Republic, Glaucon. If you want to
Speaker 6: go listen to my Plato talks, I have a I
Speaker 6: have eight or nine lectures on the totality of the Republic,
Speaker 6: and I have lectures on many of Plato's dialogues. You
Speaker 6: can go check those out. Shanna Sawyer, Wow, thank you.
Speaker 6: Twenty twenty The day the Earth st is still Latu, Yes, Clatu.
Speaker 6: That is a good one. That's one that we definitely
Speaker 6: need to get to because it is all about global government, right.
Speaker 6: The aliens, the threat of the aliens is going to
Speaker 6: lead us to global government. Which again it's not the
Speaker 6: aliens are real. It's that in psychological operations, the alien
Speaker 6: is tied in the consciousness of the target population to
Speaker 6: the outsider. So you'll see in the Cold War, World
Speaker 6: War two, and Cold War, the alien threat is usually
Speaker 6: connected to something related to the military saving US uh.
Speaker 6: And I'm not making this up. This was actually studied
Speaker 6: Princeton Radio Research Project. That's there's a section in my
Speaker 6: book about E. T. Hadley Cantrell Invaders from Mars that
Speaker 6: this is being studied for psychological warfare. So the Orson
Speaker 6: Welles stuff, right, that's all studied for the same purposes,
Speaker 6: and it's to associate in the target audience's mind the
Speaker 6: external threat with the alien as in the German or
Speaker 6: the Japanese or the Russian and the Cold War, that's
Speaker 6: the alien threat. So if you're terrified in an alien movie, right,
Speaker 6: the outside invader invaders from Mars.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 6: By the way, invasion of the body Snatchers is a
Speaker 6: Cold Old War sigh out theme comes up in here.
Speaker 6: I told you that. And why did I come to
Speaker 6: that conclusion Because I watched Twilight Zone, the old episodes,
Speaker 6: and I noticed in the credits that it said made
Speaker 6: in consultation with the Department of Defense, And I thought,
Speaker 6: why were Twilight Zone episodes made in conversation with the
Speaker 6: DD And that's because of what I'm telling you. But
Speaker 6: thank you, Shauna. We will cover the day the Earth
Speaker 6: says still is claw to Christ. I think that that
Speaker 6: kind of an alien being is usually they will take
Speaker 6: the Christ mythos and they'll transfer it into some kind
Speaker 6: of alien type savior all the time. Yeah, you see
Speaker 6: that throughout all kinds of stuff. That was a big
Speaker 6: thesis of my book. In regard to the Spielberg section,
Speaker 6: the Hgul section about aliens self destruct sequence five dollars,
Speaker 6: thank you, Sean Shadow, Shadow, Bannadon Shadow, Steve Bannon, jay Is,
Speaker 6: Miles Mathews Legit seems like too many brilliant opinions from
Speaker 6: one person. I think Miles Mathis goes way overboard with fakery.
Speaker 6: I don't. I mean, I read a couple articles four
Speaker 6: years ago and I thought, oh, that's interesting, that's interesting,
Speaker 6: and then it's like, oh, everything's fake. No, I think
Speaker 6: he goes too far. I don't. After a certain point,
Speaker 6: I don't remember what I was reading. There was something
Speaker 6: I was like, no, this is not fake. I don't
Speaker 6: remember exactly what it was. But now I quit paying
Speaker 6: attention to Miles Mathis after the third or fourth article.
Speaker 6: So I gave him a fair hearing, not saying that
Speaker 6: everything he says is wrong. I'm not saying he's a
Speaker 6: bad guy. I don't know if it's a sye op.
Speaker 6: I just quit paying attention to it. I mean, I
Speaker 6: have limited time, you know, I want to focus on
Speaker 6: the work I do so a lot of time. I
Speaker 6: will give something a kind of a hearing for a
Speaker 6: period and I'll be like, Eh, that's not And usually
Speaker 6: my intuition is right. When I follow my intuition. I
Speaker 6: have pretty attuned census to sensing bullshit because I've had
Speaker 6: a lot of bullshit thrown at me over the years.
Speaker 6: You finally you get you know, you get pretty adept
Speaker 6: at at sensing these things. Doesn't mean I'm infallible. I can.
Speaker 6: I make mistakes at times, but you know, I've put
Speaker 6: a pretty good number of years now into psyops and
Speaker 6: understanding how this stuff works. You can see an entire
Speaker 6: shelf here devoted to just that. So I would say
Speaker 6: everything fakery, there's a good chance that that's part of that.
Speaker 6: Maybe that's what it was. That was the other cast
Speaker 6: Sunstein Cognitive Infiltration fake conspiracy theory thesis was Mandela flat
Speaker 6: Earth and everything fake. I think those are really good
Speaker 6: contenders there for the same psychological Operations Unit wherever that's
Speaker 6: coming out of Fort WATCHUGA or wherever. I think Fort
Speaker 6: Wachuga does a lot of online sty ops. If I remember,
Speaker 6: John Young from Krypton had a talk where he discusses that,
Speaker 6: and they will do that. They will. It's a kind
Speaker 6: of wargaming, right, They'll come up with these drills, fake
Speaker 6: psychological operation scenarios. Remember jade Helm. I told you jade
Speaker 6: Helm was fake, and I was right. I told you
Speaker 6: there wasn't going to be Marshall Law. I told you
Speaker 6: that was a much of watching what you would do
Speaker 6: in response to this fake conspiracy theory. Oh guess what
Speaker 6: that was at the beginning of war games, wasn't it? Yes?
Speaker 5: It was.
Speaker 6: So Yes. Again, not bragging, but I'm somebody who did
Speaker 6: master's work on psychological warfare in fiction. That's what my
Speaker 6: master's work is on. So I know this from a
Speaker 6: real academic setting. I'm not a bullshitter. I know what
Speaker 6: I'm talking about. Anthony. Thank you for your twenty books books,
Speaker 6: twenty bucks. I'll take twenty books two and you say,
Speaker 6: a new subscriber to your site, love your work. Thank you,
Speaker 6: looking forward to hearing more from you. Really appreciated, Anthony.
Speaker 6: That's I'm humbled that you would donate Andrew, thank you.
Speaker 6: I'm humbled as well. Which globalist book do you recommend
Speaker 6: reading first? I get this question a lot. I'm gonna
Speaker 6: say the best place to start is you could go
Speaker 6: two ways. You could go the quick, easy read route
Speaker 6: and do hgu Well's Open Conspiracy, because you could read
Speaker 6: that in a day, few hours. It's not a long book,
Speaker 6: and you see it all laid out. It's all laid
Speaker 6: out right there in one hundred and fifty one hundred
Speaker 6: and eighty pages. Maybe that's one route, very quick, very easy.
Speaker 6: If you want a little more depth, a little more
Speaker 6: meat to start out with, and say a three to
Speaker 6: four hundred page book, read Anglo American Establishment by Quickly,
Speaker 6: which is a shorter, more precise analysis of the globalists
Speaker 6: from the author of Tragian Hope. All right, so when
Speaker 6: you've done one of two, or two of those, if
Speaker 6: you've done them both, I would say, next, graduate on
Speaker 6: to my talks on Tragian Hope. So I covered the
Speaker 6: thirteen hundred page tome for you. I read the entire thing,
Speaker 6: and I did a series of eight or nine lectures
Speaker 6: on that two years ago. Everybody appreciates that. Everybody loves that.
Speaker 6: Nobody else has done that. Nobody else has given you
Speaker 6: an entire course on the totality of that book. Who
Speaker 6: else is reading five hundred page books for you? Who
Speaker 6: else read the eight hundred page seven hundred page Malachi
Speaker 6: Martin book for you? Who else reads three hundred page
Speaker 6: Miles Copeland books for you? I mean, I'm sitting here
Speaker 6: surrounded by I'm not bragging. I'm just saying, nobody else
Speaker 6: is doing that for you. And yet so many people
Speaker 6: just talk shit to me. So many people Jordan Pearson
Speaker 6: doesn't do this, does he?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 6: Who has read Ghosts in the Machine and did an
Speaker 6: entire book report on it for you? Who did an
Speaker 6: entire book report on the Republic? So the shit talkers
Speaker 6: talked shit, I think because they can't hang. And that's
Speaker 6: just the way. It is not my fault. You can't hang.
Speaker 6: Who read this entire tome here, three hundred pages of
Speaker 6: Jacques Attalie and his futurist bullshit?
Speaker 5: I did?
Speaker 6: That's you? And who's going to keep reading globless books
Speaker 6: one by one by one by one?
Speaker 5: Me?
Speaker 6: I will anyway, thank you. So that's what I would say.
Speaker 6: I was Readopen Conspiracy. If you want fiction, read Brave
Speaker 6: New World and go listen to my talking Brave New World.
Speaker 6: That one's that's pretty bad ass, man. I'm not bragging,
Speaker 6: but I think I nailed Brave New World. Really proud
Speaker 6: of that. I did that about three years ago. It
Speaker 6: was one of the first talks that I did that
Speaker 6: really kind of got some traction. I got shared on
Speaker 6: a lot of sites. The audio files did so seven, eight,
Speaker 6: ten thousand. Back then three years ago. That was like, whoa,
Speaker 6: you know, I've never gotten that much on audio back then.
Speaker 6: You know, now that's kind of the norm for or YouTube.
Speaker 6: So we've had a lot of growth. That's good news.
Speaker 6: But read Brave New World if you want to start there.
Speaker 6: If you want to start fiction, I'm saying, read Brave
Speaker 6: New World and listen to my Brave New World talk.
Speaker 6: If you want to start faction, do the HD Wells
Speaker 6: or the Quickly. But if you go to my site,
Speaker 6: there's a recommended reading list and you can go down
Speaker 6: to the Globalist book series, which I need to update.
Speaker 6: I haven't updated that in a couple of months. We've
Speaker 6: done quite a few Globalist books since then. So thank
Speaker 6: you Anthony and Randy Randy Churchill. Have you done a
Speaker 6: book review on ancestral Sin. Yes, well it's not a
Speaker 6: book review, but I've read a bunch of roman IDEs.
Speaker 6: We cover this in a few talks. Now I do
Speaker 6: I have an essay. It took me nine years to
Speaker 6: solve the problem with roman IDEs, and it ultimately it
Speaker 6: wasn't about ancestral Sin. I've read that book twice. I
Speaker 6: don't have a talk on it. But what you want
Speaker 6: to read is my paper on logos and logo in Romanides.
Speaker 6: There I get to the bottom of the issue with
Speaker 6: the problem with the Romanides, which is that he does
Speaker 6: not believe that there's any analogia at all, and he
Speaker 6: thinks that's the Orthodox position. The Orthodox position is not
Speaker 6: that there's no analogia. It's that the the analogies that
Speaker 6: we make match up to the logoi or to the energies.
Speaker 6: The logoi are energies, by the way. That is the
Speaker 6: Patristic teaching, and that solves the problem in Romanites. And
Speaker 6: if you follow Romanites position out, it means that you
Speaker 6: can't speak about God at all, which is dumb and
Speaker 6: it's not even worth. It took me nine years dealing
Speaker 6: with Romanites disciples to come to that, to solve that
Speaker 6: issue of a lot of heat and heartache on the
Speaker 6: way to solving that nine year dilemma. But I solved
Speaker 6: it in that paper, and it's solved also in Father
Speaker 6: Florowsky's essay Creation and Creaturehood. So I understand what you're
Speaker 6: saying with ancestral sin, and I know it sounds like
Speaker 6: I'm dodging it. But the ultimate issue in Romanites isn't
Speaker 6: about ancestral sin. It's about scripture. Because he says that
Speaker 6: the way that he formulates his view of ancestral sin
Speaker 6: is because he does not believe that scripture can convey
Speaker 6: the word of God. And that's because nothing in human
Speaker 6: linguistics or symbolism can actually match up to the uncreated.
Speaker 6: And this is what he calls the sickness of religion.
Speaker 6: There's some truth in that, but it's a perversion because
Speaker 6: he goes too far with it, because he mistakenly thinks
Speaker 6: that you can't speak about God at all in signs
Speaker 6: and symbols because that would be of some version of analogia,
Speaker 6: and all sickness of religion is the analogia. Well, guess
Speaker 6: what all of the Eastern fathers teach the analogia? So
Speaker 6: that's not the sickness of religion. So stop worshiping Romanites.
Speaker 6: Romanitest leader out there and cult followers who slavishly follow
Speaker 6: this ridiculous view. It's it's ridiculous. I can show you
Speaker 6: countless quotes from Basil, from Saint John Damascus, from all
Speaker 6: the Eastern Fathers, from Chris st. Gregor Nissa against Unumius
Speaker 6: where he talks about analogia and using terms for God,
Speaker 6: and they do match up to a sense. They don't
Speaker 6: exhaust him, but they do match up in some degree,
Speaker 6: not to the essence, but to the energies. We shouldn't
Speaker 6: even have to debate this. It makes me really mad
Speaker 6: because I spent nine years arguing with somebody who was
Speaker 6: a friend of mine over this. Anyway, that's the root
Speaker 6: of the Romanies issue, and I'd spent nine years on it.
Speaker 6: I know what I'm talking about, and I've read his
Speaker 6: other works too, I've read Patristic theology, I've read his
Speaker 6: papers on cambc and all that stuff. I get heated.
Speaker 6: And when we talk about that. But by the way,
Speaker 6: your question about Augustinian original sin, Yes, actually there is
Speaker 6: a difference between the Orthodox view of original sin. We
Speaker 6: do believe in an ancestral sin. Okay, I'm just saying
Speaker 6: that roman IDEs is not the final word on this. Okay.
Speaker 6: Romanides is wrong, Augustine is wrong. There's a different, more
Speaker 6: accurate Orthodox position. Actually, the Orthodox Study Bible just lays
Speaker 6: it out very simple. Early on in the Orthodox Study
Speaker 6: Bible there's a discussion of ancestral sin and lays it
Speaker 6: out fine, shouldn't be a problem, but we don't accept
Speaker 6: the Augustinian view, which unfortunately does still have taints of
Speaker 6: Manicheanism in it. Jay, I'm doing an essay on NGO's
Speaker 6: and democracy, human rights and asylum. Any light on the matter, Yes,
Speaker 6: Listen to the Miles Copeland talk. Listen to last week's
Speaker 6: tale Brief History of the Future. Listen to the interview
Speaker 6: with to Regnum Arctose where I covered Syria and NGOs.
Speaker 6: Those are three talks that you could listen to right
Speaker 6: now that deal with that pretty extensively. Jay, I'm reading
Speaker 6: a cult Renaissance Church rum by Hoffman. Is a black
Speaker 6: pill for the tradcats. Yep, thank god, Finally, this is
Speaker 6: what I was hoping for for the last eight years,
Speaker 6: ten years, a black pill for the tradcats. Finally, Hoffman
Speaker 6: has grasped this. He's one hundred percent right about the
Speaker 6: second millennium of Christianity. Unfortunately, he's completely wrong about the
Speaker 6: first millennium of Christianity. And I say that not to
Speaker 6: be rude. I'm not being mean or offensive to Michael Hoffman.
Speaker 6: It's just simply I think that he's not spent a
Speaker 6: significant amount of time in the first millennium of the
Speaker 6: Church Fathers. I've spent thirteen years in the First Millennium
Speaker 6: of the Church Fathers, thousands of pages of that of
Speaker 6: those volumes over there, so I know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 6: I'm not the most learned church Patristics person in the world.
Speaker 6: There are plenty of Patristic scholars out there who know
Speaker 6: way more than me.
Speaker 5: But I put a lot of.
Speaker 6: Time into that, and he is absolutely on point in
Speaker 6: that second millennium. In fact, I was having a big
Speaker 6: sort of quandary as to how do we understand the
Speaker 6: issue of the Jesuits, right, because obviously this sort of
Speaker 6: Seventh day Adventist Messianic Judaism view of how the Jesuits
Speaker 6: control everything in the world, that's really stupid, but it's
Speaker 6: partially right, right. I mean, there are influential Jesuits. Jesuits
Speaker 6: have had power, So what's the correct view here? And
Speaker 6: I think Hoffman finally solved that in that book. Now
Speaker 6: he doesn't spend like the majority of the book on Jesuits,
Speaker 6: but once you understand what's in that book, then you
Speaker 6: can understand how the Jesuits adopt the hermatic perennialism idea
Speaker 6: of how to inculturate and do all that stuff.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 6: I'm not saying that every sense of and culturation is wrong.
Speaker 6: There's some of this in Orthodoxy. What I'm getting at
Speaker 6: is not in culturation being the problem, but rather the
Speaker 6: adoption of her meticism. That's the problem, and that is
Speaker 6: what happens in Rome. So what Michael Hoppin has finally
Speaker 6: figured out is what I figured out. And he's right.
Speaker 6: I'm not saying he got this from me. I'm not
Speaker 6: saying that at all. I'm just saying that what I
Speaker 6: was realizing in James Kelly and in God History and
Speaker 6: Dialectic and then when you read Stani Lloyd and you
Speaker 6: read Gregory Palamos and you realize their critiques to the
Speaker 6: West are true, which leads you directly to Orthodoxy. Obviously,
Speaker 6: you start to see the problem in the second millennium
Speaker 6: and why the Western Church adopted her meticism and the
Speaker 6: theses there are one hundred percent truth. It's right, that's
Speaker 6: the solution. These are big questions, big questions that people
Speaker 6: have not had answers to for fricking hundreds of years. Man,
Speaker 6: this is big stuff and that's the answer. So pretty
Speaker 6: amazing that we're seeing this kind of stuff being written
Speaker 6: and discovered. We're living at a time of like, you know,
Speaker 6: huge revelations, you know, I mean partly through the Internet
Speaker 6: and people researching on the internet. So there's a good
Speaker 6: side and a bad side to the Internet. But anyway, yes,
Speaker 6: it's definitely a black pill for trads and the trad cats. Man, boy,
Speaker 6: they get mad at me. I sure don't make the
Speaker 6: trads mad, don't know. They get furious and then they
Speaker 6: eventually convert. So that's good. I'm glad you're mad, because
Speaker 6: you trad cats that are getting mad. I'm hitting on something.
Speaker 6: And by the way, I am invited to an informal
Speaker 6: trad church. I'm not gonna say which one the Roman
Speaker 6: sphere of things, it's an informal invite, and I will
Speaker 6: be debating the entire church. There are some prominent people
Speaker 6: at this church. I'm not going to say where it is.
Speaker 6: It is traditional Roman Catholic church. It's incommunion with Romans,
Speaker 6: not Sata. And I'm going to be debating basically the
Speaker 6: entire church there on these issues. That's going to be
Speaker 6: a lot of fun. Hopefully we can maybe record this
Speaker 6: in some way. I don't know if they're going to
Speaker 6: be willing to do that. It may be that they're inquiring,
Speaker 6: you know, in a more subtle sense. But I'm going
Speaker 6: to be a league gate there to basically debate an
Speaker 6: entire Roman Catholic church. I actually kind of did this
Speaker 6: a couple of years ago. I didn't debate a whole church,
Speaker 6: but it's kind of like a whole not a youth group.
Speaker 6: Singles Catholic Singles Group invited me to come debate in
Speaker 6: a way in Saint Louis. That was a lot of fun.
Speaker 6: This is something similar. We'll see what happens this summer.
Speaker 6: Shanna says, I listened to a commentary, Yeah, Frank's Romans
Speaker 6: feudalism decline. Yeah, I think you know, if you've heard
Speaker 6: me do recent interviews where we talk about this, Yeah,
Speaker 6: I think there's something to that thesis. Go back to
Speaker 6: my old interview with James Kelly Zombie Mass, the Zombie Mass,
Speaker 6: and it gets into the Frankish thesis because the Frankish
Speaker 6: thesis ties into the changes in the West under the Carolinians. Yep,
Speaker 6: Billy Oakuay denying pedal communion. It's not accidental rejection of icons.
Speaker 6: It all happens at the same period, eight hundreds Carolinians,
Speaker 6: right exactly, and it ties into the Franks. Yep, yep, yep.
Speaker 6: It's true. Now I don't know if every aspect of
Speaker 6: it's true. Okay, it can be oversimplified a bit, but yes,
Speaker 6: there's something to it. And by the way, a great
Speaker 6: doctor or a great citation that I saw supporting it
Speaker 6: is Saint Phocius has a section I mean, I'm trying
Speaker 6: to think of where it is in one of his letters.
Speaker 6: Saint Phocius has a section where he talks about the
Speaker 6: Frankish monks beginning to spread the filioquay in Orthodox areas. Yeah,
Speaker 6: and that to me suggested, yes, there's definitely something to this,
Speaker 6: not just being a historic theory, but you can actually
Speaker 6: find direct sources back to Phocius. The great discussing this
Speaker 6: being spread by Frankish monks. Anyway, well, I'm getting hungry
Speaker 6: and we're winding down here. As I said, tomorrow we'll
Speaker 6: have part two, which will be Pentagon Brain analysis for
Speaker 6: subscribers to Jay's analysis. If anybody else has any questions,
Speaker 6: this is the last chance. I'll give it a couple
Speaker 6: more minutes. We'll listen to this great goofy song. I
Speaker 6: don't even know spiritual Sky, I guess that is who
Speaker 6: does this? Some weird Russian or Croatian synth ban from
Speaker 6: the eighties. Uh, we'll listen to a little bit of this,
Speaker 6: and again, thank you guys. Remember to go to Warski
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Speaker 6: Any last questions. Don't see any more super chats, So
Speaker 6: I guess we'll call it a A A night with
Speaker 6: that Croatian synth wave. Thank you guys very much, A
Speaker 6: lot of fun. War Games was a lot of fun.
Speaker 6: God bless and look for Worsky stream. Hopefully my co
Speaker 6: hosting will be worthwhile. It will be a lot of
Speaker 6: fun by Kuba and I guess we will call it