Speaker 1: Bank card on your butt. Boom baby, what's up? Welcome everybody? Where?
Speaker 1: Is everybody? Today? Three point thirty is supposed to be
Speaker 1: the hot time when the entire world is on the
Speaker 1: Internet looking up viral memes and butts and whatever else
Speaker 1: you degenerate, disgusting people are looking up. Today, we're gonna
Speaker 1: be talking about some of that degeneracy that's out there
Speaker 1: on the Internet and in the world, and we're going
Speaker 1: to be decoding and dissecting. Because, as I'm sure many
Speaker 1: of you noticed, I was lecturing through that very fat
Speaker 1: phat fat scholarly book, The Cambridge Companion to Esoterism Mysticism,
Speaker 1: whatever it was titled. We did almost all the book,
Speaker 1: eighty ninety percent of the book, and a lot of
Speaker 1: the chapters, to my surprise, dealt with the thesis in
Speaker 1: Platonism and Cobbalism in other schools of thought mystery schools
Speaker 1: that God is a bisexual deity and that the first
Speaker 1: being created, the Adam Cadmon being Adam Cadbury, do look
Speaker 1: like a Cadbury agg with a snake around, a Cadbury
Speaker 1: egg with a snake around it, Like Plato wrote a value.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm talking about all right, We're not
Speaker 1: gonna be doing dumb voices all day. I'm gonna be
Speaker 1: doing one dumb voice all day. Just Trump, all day long.
Speaker 1: Just Trump's gonna be It's give me, He's give me wonderful.
Speaker 2: Can you believe Sleepy Joe Camela.
Speaker 1: We're going to be decoding the ceremony, which I wish
Speaker 1: i'd brought the book with me, but I didn't bring
Speaker 1: it because who would have thought that Dionysius and Baphomet
Speaker 1: imagery would be all over everywhere in the last week
Speaker 1: And then here we are, And as you guys probably know,
Speaker 1: I did get to see my first Trump talk, got
Speaker 1: to see that live. That was interesting. Lord Valdimort was
Speaker 1: actually supposed to give the introduction in the opening talk
Speaker 1: for Trump at the Bigwin Commerce and that didn't end
Speaker 1: up happening. But I did get to meet a bunch
Speaker 1: of the people in the cryptosphere. I met a few
Speaker 1: YouTuber peoples and quite a good time. I do have
Speaker 1: a little bit of a criticism of the conference because
Speaker 1: we were given free tickets, which I appreciate. So shout
Speaker 1: out to Courtney Turner and some of the people from
Speaker 1: the banning circles that had extra tickets. They were able
Speaker 1: to give us free Bitcoin conference tickets, which they're pretty priced.
Speaker 1: They're like seven hundred bucks. But you think you're good
Speaker 1: getting tickets to an event, which again I'm very thankful
Speaker 1: for the pre tickets, but the tickets are not tickets
Speaker 1: to see the speakers per se. Their tickets to the
Speaker 1: convention stuff, you know, booths and everything, which is fine,
Speaker 1: but people were waiting in line like it was the freaking,
Speaker 1: I don't know, Screaming Delta Demon ride when it came
Speaker 1: out in like nineteen eighty eight at Auprey Land in
Speaker 1: ninety percent of y'all don't even know what oprey Land is.
Speaker 1: The longest line ever seen in my life, ever seen,
Speaker 1: was when the Screaming Delta Demon opened up at Auprey
Speaker 1: Land in the nineteen eighties, and we didn't even get
Speaker 1: on the ride because the line was all the way
Speaker 1: around Operlyn for a stupid ass thirty second roller coaster
Speaker 1: was by the way, it's not that great of a
Speaker 1: roller coaster anyway, but we did a great breakdown. We'll
Speaker 1: talk about some of the BTC stuff in a moment.
Speaker 1: I had multiple questions people ask me, well, what about
Speaker 1: Christian principles, religious principles, biblical principles, and bitcoin. Well, our
Speaker 1: good friend Julia, remember Julia Toreonski who ended up becoming Orthodox,
Speaker 1: that we interviewed years ago. I think we've interviewed her
Speaker 1: multiple times. So she's a friend of mine, and she
Speaker 1: co authored this book with Breed Love and many others
Speaker 1: that actually, when I read it this last week, it
Speaker 1: actually gets into the biblical principles behind ethical money, which
Speaker 1: is what bitcoin is. It's more ethical than gold and
Speaker 1: other forms of money and stores the value. So we're
Speaker 1: gonna be talking about a little bit of that because
Speaker 1: everybody asks me that. It always comes up. And it
Speaker 1: was surprising to see Trump say that we're gonna have
Speaker 1: a stockpile. We're gonna take the bigcoin, Oh, your bitcoin,
Speaker 1: have fun playing with your bigcoin. We're gonna have a
Speaker 1: strategic stackpile, which is that a reserve. I don't know
Speaker 1: what that. I think he means the strategic reserve, but
Speaker 1: he didn't actually use that term, which is pretty funny.
Speaker 1: But and then I will be lecturing at a Nashville event.
Speaker 1: We have a private, small event with limited tickets, Courtney's Event,
Speaker 1: and I'll be lecturing on this classic book by Juice
Speaker 1: merlou which deals with mind control and syops. And that
Speaker 1: is in two weeks, two and a half weeks August sixteenth, seventeenth,
Speaker 1: the Cognitive Liberty Conference. James Lindsay will be there, John Klaizac,
Speaker 1: who we've interviewed, Stephen Coughlin, we've done that podcast with
Speaker 1: Courtney and doctor Lindsay, and I'll be talking about the
Speaker 1: basics of protecting your mind against against that. Now let's
Speaker 1: get into decoding this crazy thing. And there's actually something
Speaker 1: that overlaps, as you can imagine with the mister B stuff,
Speaker 1: because the mister B scandal and the scandal with doctor
Speaker 1: disrespect wasn't interesting a couple of weeks ago as well,
Speaker 1: and the scandal of the Olympics. Are you noticing patterns
Speaker 1: that emerge in all of these different events? Now, a
Speaker 1: lot of people misunderstood what was going on in the
Speaker 1: ceremonies and they're all focusing on Dionysius. This is supposed
Speaker 1: to be Dinysius, obviously, and the chunky fat acceptance the
Speaker 1: Goddess that we're supposed to think, I think is a
Speaker 1: like a new version of Christianity. I was on with
Speaker 1: Jake Riddlesnake shout out to Jake yesterday, and we kept
Speaker 1: having technical issues. I was having storms here and then
Speaker 1: we had a internet outage, and then we had basically
Speaker 1: he was playing too many video clips and it went down,
Speaker 1: so I won't be able to play any video clips.
Speaker 1: But nobody really seems so caught onto the French Revolution stuff,
Speaker 1: and that's I broke all that down until the video ended.
Speaker 1: We were getting really close to knocking it out of
Speaker 1: the park, and then of course they pulled it down.
Speaker 1: So I can't play any video, but I can show
Speaker 1: you says to your.
Speaker 3: Gut the carnivore diet.
Speaker 4: Why do people lose weight so rapidly with protein?
Speaker 1: So we'll start here at the beginning and talk about it.
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Speaker 1: we're at the point where the president is endorsing bitcoin.
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, guys, like we why are we
Speaker 1: still acting like this is twenty fifteen.
Speaker 5: Bitcoin is a scam, It's used by criminals.
Speaker 1: You mean the dollar is a scam used by criminals,
Speaker 1: Mega criminals still haven't figured it out? Have fun being
Speaker 1: poor if you still haven't figured out what we're all about. Now.
Speaker 1: Michael Sailor's keynote speech speech was great, and I'm gonna
Speaker 1: explain to you the logic of why bitcoin is a
Speaker 1: good black hole that will end up eating everything. All right,
Speaker 1: So this year's Olympics opens up with this was kind
Speaker 1: of funny. You got this. I don't know what this
Speaker 1: is supposed to mean, but this kind of goofy He
Speaker 1: looks like a goofy foreign man, right, and he runs
Speaker 1: into this empty stadium and he messed up, all right,
Speaker 1: He's got the torch of liberty. He runs in there
Speaker 1: and he's like, oh, I messed up. Uh, there's no
Speaker 1: there's no Olympics here, okay, And that was all really weird.
Speaker 1: He doesn't look French. He looks like he's from freaking
Speaker 1: El Salvador or something, which is fine with me. Shout
Speaker 1: out to El Salvador for for their bitcoin policies, right,
Speaker 1: but this dude does not look like a frenchman, okay,
Speaker 1: and then he then he bumps into the hitman. I
Speaker 1: don't know who this is supposed to be, but dude
Speaker 1: looks like a hitman, which is again bizarre. And the
Speaker 1: hit man is like, oh, you got to go to
Speaker 1: the catacomb, bro, so here you got like a I mean,
Speaker 1: this dude looks like he would be outside the gas station, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, with a with a bag pizzas or something, right,
Speaker 1: trying to get get you to sell, trying to get
Speaker 1: you to buy a hot pizza from a trash bag.
Speaker 1: And by the way, that happened to me one time
Speaker 1: my buddy and I were we went out partying. This
Speaker 1: is years ago when I was in Cincinnati, and we
Speaker 1: stopped at this gas station and a dude walks around
Speaker 1: the from behind the gas station where the where the
Speaker 1: trash is, and he's got a trash bag, like a
Speaker 1: black trash bag full of hot piping pizzas and I'm
Speaker 1: like uh and then he's like, hey, hey, y'all want
Speaker 1: to buy a pizza? And uh, my friend and I
Speaker 1: were we thought this was so funny that we were
Speaker 1: actually like inquiring into the prices and checking out the
Speaker 1: hot pizza the hot trash bag pizza market. I'm looking
Speaker 1: it up like some pretty good prices right there. Dude's
Speaker 1: only asking five dollars for a hot trash bag pizza.
Speaker 1: I'm down. So anyway, we always saw that. That's like
Speaker 1: one of my favorite just hilarious, Like, who in the
Speaker 1: hell would ever buy a pizza from a homeless dude
Speaker 1: from behind a damn gas station where you can see
Speaker 1: the big fricking garbage can back there. It's a black
Speaker 1: I mean, even though it's a black trash bag makes
Speaker 1: it even worse, not because of race, but just because
Speaker 1: of the mystery. Remember those mystery loot crates, Remember when
Speaker 1: that was stupid ass trend was going around YouTube. Oh
Speaker 1: send me fifty bucks and I'll give you a box
Speaker 1: of trash, but it's a mystery and it'll have fun
Speaker 1: open it up on your YouTube video. This was like
Speaker 1: the ghetto version of that, right, Oh, mystery pizza bag,
Speaker 1: give me five bucks, you will get something that might
Speaker 1: be a pizza or worse from behind the Quickie mark.
Speaker 1: I got a pizza from behind the Quickie mark. It
Speaker 1: was in a blash black trash bag on Marked.
Speaker 6: I paid with bills on Marked I got a pizza
Speaker 6: from a trash bag, Quickie Mark anyway, that was true story,
Speaker 6: Luke crates baby.
Speaker 1: Anyway, this dude right here looks like the dude that
Speaker 1: would be behind the gas station with the discount bag
Speaker 1: of pizzas. So the hit man tells him, No, you
Speaker 1: got to run underground, okay, and you're gonna have You're
Speaker 1: not gonna make it to the ceremony because you went
Speaker 1: to the wrong stadium, dummy, So let let the hit
Speaker 1: man take over. And they give the the torch of
Speaker 1: liberty to two girls. I'm thinking that's a girl too,
Speaker 1: So two young French girls and a Muslim boyfriend that
Speaker 1: they got okay, and then the two young French girls,
Speaker 1: the hit man gives them the torch of liberty and says,
Speaker 1: you'll have to run through the catacombs. Yes, the catacombs.
Speaker 1: So now we got a katabasist ritual with a torch
Speaker 1: of liberty. I'm not kidding, because it gets even crazier
Speaker 1: than this. Hit man says, good luck run through the catacombs.
Speaker 1: So they go to the sewers and they find char
Speaker 1: On and uh, y'all don't know who carn is. He
Speaker 1: is the man who he's your uber to the underworld.
Speaker 1: You give him a couple of dollars and he floats
Speaker 1: you across the river Sticks. Okay, y'all don't know, y'all
Speaker 1: don't know your mythology. So anyway, Charon, no, I think
Speaker 1: he's supposed to look like a Muslim boy. Let's be
Speaker 1: honest here, right, Muslim boy with two French girlfriends. So
Speaker 1: they find Charon underneath the city and the catacombs, and
Speaker 1: he's going to take him across the River Styx. And
Speaker 1: this is interesting because this character plays himself the rest
Speaker 1: of the time running with the torch, and he runs
Speaker 1: through the history of France up to and glorifying the
Speaker 1: French Revolution, and everybody like ignored all of that stuff
Speaker 1: and then just focused on the weird uh inversion of
Speaker 1: the Last Supper, Right, So Leonardo's Last Supper with all
Speaker 1: the weirdos and the swapping individuals, the people who swap
Speaker 1: what they are, you know what I'm saying. So it
Speaker 1: begins with the they take the torch to the ceremony,
Speaker 1: which is not at the stadium. They have all this
Speaker 1: puff of smoke and then Greased, Greased, Greased, Greased goes
Speaker 1: first with enchant and Greece goes first because the Olympics
Speaker 1: had the origins in Greece. But what a lot of
Speaker 1: people don't know is that even in ancient Greece, the
Speaker 1: Olympics were a form of soft power and geopolitical machinations.
Speaker 1: Did you know that? Did you know that? Even back then,
Speaker 1: for example, at the Olympics in ancient Greece, they would
Speaker 1: announce new political alliances, they would announce upcoming wars, and thus,
Speaker 1: even back then, the giant spectacle, high profile ritual ceremonies
Speaker 1: were geopolitical machination events. They were soft power propaganda events.
Speaker 1: Few people know this, In fact, few people know that nowadays,
Speaker 1: not just the Olympics, but FIFA, FAISA whatever, all that
Speaker 1: soccer crap. A lot of that is geopolitical soft power.
Speaker 1: Did you know that? And that's why there's oftentimes a
Speaker 1: lot of skullduggery going on. Remember the Sochi Olympics, and
Speaker 1: that had a lot of anti Russian pro Russian stuff
Speaker 1: going on in the media sphere, battling back and forth.
Speaker 1: There's also money laundering that goes on with these kinds
Speaker 1: of big sporting events too, So all kinds of stuff
Speaker 1: going on and The theme here is that, yes, guess
Speaker 1: what the Olympics are faking gray? Rap music was faking
Speaker 1: gray all along. Duh, you didn't know that Sam Tripley
Speaker 1: was having a meltdown the other day?
Speaker 5: Dug rappers th.
Speaker 1: Right, if you listen to that podcast is really funny
Speaker 1: by the way, but somebody dug up a clip of
Speaker 1: Biggie that. The theory is that p Diddy ripped off
Speaker 1: some other rapper and then just like pasted it on
Speaker 1: too Biggie. You can go watch that. Yeah, the fake
Speaker 1: Russian doping scandal. The remember they were saying that the
Speaker 1: Russians didn't have bathrooms for the Olympics. All this just
Speaker 1: made up stuff. It was silly, but it goes even
Speaker 1: crazier than that because they tied it into the geopolitical
Speaker 1: stuff and the war and all that. So, yeah, I
Speaker 1: guess what Not only is gangster rap faking gray and
Speaker 1: a bunch of like Poofter did ease, soccer is faking gray.
Speaker 1: Oh guess what sports are rigged and faking gray? Oh?
Speaker 1: Guess what the economy is faking gray? Fiat money it's fake.
Speaker 1: Oh guess what the Olympics say is faking totally great now,
Speaker 1: so they're celebrating the history of quote liberty. It goes
Speaker 1: from enchantment to the three Masonic Dicktims of the Revolution,
Speaker 1: Liberty Equality Fraternity, and now they've added a fourth one.
Speaker 1: Did you guys catch the fourth one? Diversity? So they
Speaker 1: added Liberty Quality Fraternity, they added diversity and if you
Speaker 1: want to briefer breakdown, I got to meet Mike Bens,
Speaker 1: who you've probably seen on Twitter. He's a prominent Twitter
Speaker 1: person and we met up with Luke and Mike Bens
Speaker 1: in Nashville the other day. I was just like yesterday,
Speaker 1: yesterday or two days ago, I forget, but Mike was
Speaker 1: a sharp guy. We got to have some good conversations
Speaker 1: over lunch about geopolitical scandals. And I'm the one that
Speaker 1: told him that Maria Abramovic has a State Department page.
Speaker 1: So he wasn't aware of that. He was excited to
Speaker 1: learn that. So we had a great conversation and Luke
Speaker 1: was like, hey, let's go outside and shoot a video.
Speaker 1: So we stepped outside and there you can see. My
Speaker 1: allergies are going crazy because it's the word ever. Palling
Speaker 1: boys on the attack, palling boys crawling up in my eye,
Speaker 1: making me cry, people are gonna expose me saying that
Speaker 1: I'm doing Illuminati saying anyway, it's a great video. Shout
Speaker 1: out to Luke and Mike Benz for promoting that pushing that.
Speaker 1: You could go check that out over here on Luke's channel.
Speaker 1: But yeah, we had a great, great conversation over lunch
Speaker 1: with those guys and then some of the people who
Speaker 1: work at Tucker's Network, Martin's Edies, Barbie Eddie's Barbecue, Eighties barbecue,
Speaker 1: whatever it's called. Anyway, it's really good barbecue in Nashville.
Speaker 1: And so check out that video there with me and
Speaker 1: Mike and Luke, and I'll give you that link there.
Speaker 1: Shout out to Luke for that. Yeah, Luke's been really
Speaker 1: cool man. He's been promoting a lot of the stuff
Speaker 1: that we've done, and you know, had us on the
Speaker 1: podcast a few a few weeks ago down in Miami.
Speaker 1: That was a lot of fun. I forgot to mention
Speaker 1: the Everybody's love to Hate individual on Twitter. She put
Speaker 1: up the clips of our interview. I thought this interview
Speaker 1: was like forgotten because we actually did this interview back
Speaker 1: when we did Luke's podcast around that time, which was
Speaker 1: months ago, like two months ago. Maybe where is it at?
Speaker 1: So you probably know who I'm talking about. Everybody's favorite
Speaker 1: love to hate person, Pearl, And people are why would
Speaker 1: you do an interview with Pearl? Because Pearl actually didn't
Speaker 1: want to talk about I didn't know what she exactly
Speaker 1: wanted to talk about, but she didn't want to talk
Speaker 1: about male female issues. Where the heck is it at?
Speaker 1: The dudes took that dude took my drip too, By
Speaker 1: the way, everybody knows that she wanted to talk about geopolitics,
Speaker 1: the big picture, and she asked a bunch of basic
Speaker 1: questions for a basic audience, right and that This was
Speaker 1: like she was saying this, like, I'm just gonna ask
Speaker 1: you really simple questions. Where the heck is it at? Anyway,
Speaker 1: it's on here somewhere. Let me find it about conspiracy stuff.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm trying to say here. I'm being long winded.
Speaker 1: So here's one clip where I look and I look
Speaker 1: terrible because we got down there and it was just
Speaker 1: like the worst allergies ever in Miami too. Man, that
Speaker 1: was so bad. I don't look too bad in this
Speaker 1: first clip that she put up. If I can find
Speaker 1: it here, it is more chaos leads to government control.
Speaker 1: So she put the clip up here. You can go
Speaker 1: watch this clip if you want, in a part of
Speaker 1: and it was an interesting discussion. I tried to get
Speaker 1: as deep as I could. And there there is that
Speaker 1: thank you for retweeting that, Rachel. If you guys want
Speaker 1: to follow me or Rachel, you can see it's retweeted.
Speaker 1: I look terrible on that because by the time we
Speaker 1: drove down there in the allergy, like, my whole face
Speaker 1: everything was just puffy, puffy as hell because of the allergies, dude.
Speaker 1: And it's it's even worse in Tennessee right now. So
Speaker 1: looking at the chart, this is the worst day in
Speaker 1: the entire year for allergies, and it's the worst which
Speaker 1: is grass, right and it's at a seven tonight and
Speaker 1: right now, and it's going to a nine tomorrow, a
Speaker 1: nine of grasses. It's never that. I've never seen a
Speaker 1: nine of just grasses. I woke up like four times
Speaker 1: last night. I couldn't breathe anyway, So it's just gonna
Speaker 1: I'm just accepting it. It's gonna be hell tonight, to
Speaker 1: be hell to pay to pollen boy all right, back
Speaker 1: to this nonsense Okay, So Lady Gaga comes out, does
Speaker 1: some stupid cabaret thing that was dumb, but I don't
Speaker 1: know what the point of that was. She's not even French.
Speaker 1: Then they showed Notre Dame. I don't know why they
Speaker 1: don't believe, Probably just to signify that it had been burnt. Right,
Speaker 1: So then this is Karan still Charon, however you say
Speaker 1: it from Greek mythology, and now I haven't seen anybody
Speaker 1: break this down, so nobody knows ancient mythology anymore or
Speaker 1: knows any of this symbolism. There he is right there
Speaker 1: from from a damn video game. Right, he got a
Speaker 1: he's got that Guido Sarducci hat. He's got him a path.
Speaker 1: That paddle is twofold. That paddle is to get you
Speaker 1: across Ubert across the river sticks, and it's to spank
Speaker 1: your ass when you're getting out of line. So Charron
Speaker 1: will put your ass in check boy. Anyway, that's Charron.
Speaker 1: I don't know why it's pulling up all this video
Speaker 1: game crap. So here here, he's over here. It must
Speaker 1: be hot down there because he's he's got his shirt
Speaker 1: off taking people across the lake. There, he is right
Speaker 1: there there he is with his little boat. Anyway, that's
Speaker 1: that's who that was, right, and nobody knows that that's
Speaker 1: who that is. That was obvious that it was. So
Speaker 1: he's taking you here he is, but he's got the
Speaker 1: torch of liberty and he emerges from the underworld and
Speaker 1: he's running through the history of France. Uh So he
Speaker 1: crawls up with the liberty into this tower and they
Speaker 1: have a reenactment in this tower of the French Revolution,
Speaker 1: and then it says liberty right, so it goes liberty, equality, Fraternity, Diversity, liberty, quality,
Speaker 1: fraternity are the three Masonic victims. And as Rachel pointed
Speaker 1: out in her book, you couldn't have where we are
Speaker 1: today without the feminist revolution of the French Revolution. So
Speaker 1: you understand that all of the revolutions that we have
Speaker 1: have had are all Masonic revolutions, and they all prepare
Speaker 1: the way for today's final revolution. To use the term
Speaker 1: that Julian and Alvis Huxley talk about, the revolution against man,
Speaker 1: the final revolution against man himself, against human nature. So
Speaker 1: they celebrate the French Revolution. Now, for those that don't know,
Speaker 1: I mentioned this on Jake Riels Snake yesterday. I had
Speaker 1: a my history advisor was an expert in French Revolution.
Speaker 1: So when I took his class, I had him undergrad
Speaker 1: and grad school. I didn't realize how much he was
Speaker 1: going to make us read about the French Revolution. And
Speaker 1: I probably wouldn't have taken his class because it was
Speaker 1: a lot, and I got sick of it. In fact,
Speaker 1: now looking back, I'm happy, but at the time it
Speaker 1: was just like overload. I have an entire shelf of
Speaker 1: French Revolution stuff, and I don't call myself an expert
Speaker 1: in the French Revolution, but he was an expert. He
Speaker 1: also pranked the Vatican one time, which is a funny story,
Speaker 1: true story. So the French Revolution was funded by the
Speaker 1: banking elites and the houses of Europe. You could imagine
Speaker 1: who Protestant bankers and certain foreign nations bankers, according to Quigley,
Speaker 1: and this was for the purpose ultimately of certain prominent families,
Speaker 1: particularly the Ralph Child family. They eventually gained a foothold
Speaker 1: over the Bank of France and the economy of France.
Speaker 1: This is an overlooked forgotten chapter in Quigley because people
Speaker 1: don't read the entire book. I lectured through the entire
Speaker 1: thirteen hundred page book for you guys. But the chapter
Speaker 1: on France is very illuminating. To use the pun on purpose.
Speaker 1: It was very illuminating Quigley's chapter on France because he
Speaker 1: goes in the history of Ralph and Company and the
Speaker 1: control of the Bank of France, and then they did
Speaker 1: the same thing to the Bank of England. So it's
Speaker 1: a similar model and pattern here. But that couldn't have
Speaker 1: happened without first right French Revolution and these kinds of
Speaker 1: things occurring. So the French Revolution promoted liberty, quality, fraternity,
Speaker 1: and it had two different strands. There was the Jacobins,
Speaker 1: who were the radical communists who believed in a literal
Speaker 1: straight up like no private property and we live in
Speaker 1: a polycoole where I have access to your wife at
Speaker 1: all times and even other things at all times. So
Speaker 1: they were legit serious communists, okay, the Jacobins, But they
Speaker 1: were not as radical as the right wing revolutionaries known
Speaker 1: as the Girondins. Okay, so this is people like Lafayette
Speaker 1: and others, But the Jacobins is like Robespierre and Donton
Speaker 1: and Mara and so there was a right wing and
Speaker 1: a left wing of the revolution. All today's politics that's
Speaker 1: right wing and left wing descends from this French Revolution
Speaker 1: false left right dialectic, so it's two flavors of revolution.
Speaker 1: And the American Revolution was mostly influenced by Girondin, even
Speaker 1: though Franklin and Jefferson favored Jacobin ideas at times, they
Speaker 1: were influenced by the Jacobs. Now they didn't totally believe
Speaker 1: in straight up communism, but there are still revolutionaries who
Speaker 1: liked the left and right wing side of the revolution.
Speaker 1: And by the way, this is not even controversial if
Speaker 1: you read the famous congressional historian. By that, I mean
Speaker 1: the official historian of the Library of Congress, doctor James Billington.
Speaker 1: Billington's book Firing the Minds of Men is famous, and
Speaker 1: it's all about what I'm talking about. It's not the
Speaker 1: only book. There's many books about this. My publisher has
Speaker 1: a book called Perfectabilists by Terry Mullanson, which is the
Speaker 1: entire history of the Bavarian Illuminati and the origins of
Speaker 1: socialism communism in the modern world in bishopped and others.
Speaker 1: But they got this from Plato, and there's a direct
Speaker 1: train from the Byzantine Platonist, atheist, platonist Plethon, who the
Speaker 1: Byzantine Empire rejected because of its orthodoxy, but this Platonic
Speaker 1: communist socialist idea sort of underground it influenced. I just
Speaker 1: went like, who's the Jewish communist?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 1: Not coming that the Jewish philosopher Spinoza. Spinoza's influenced by Plethon.
Speaker 1: Spinoza then influences the aluminus of the French Revolution direct lineage,
Speaker 1: and that's doctor Snicio Glue's recent book on that very
Speaker 1: thing about the battle in Byzantium between Palaenism and atheistic Platonism,
Speaker 1: the whole book on this by Cambridge or Oxford, one
Speaker 1: of the two. I think I even have the book here.
Speaker 1: So when we get up to the French Revolution, the
Speaker 1: Jacobins are really leading the charge at the time of
Speaker 1: the actual Von Day events and all this stuff that
Speaker 1: there's a whole bunch of these series of big events.
Speaker 1: There's the the Marie Antoinette story, which is fake. It
Speaker 1: was actually the revolutionaries made up this story that she
Speaker 1: said lithomy cake that didn't actually happen, but it inflamed
Speaker 1: a lot of people against her. They emptied out the
Speaker 1: prison Bastille or whatever, and they basically let the antifa
Speaker 1: of the day go wild, so nothing new under the sun.
Speaker 1: And they committee, the Committee for Public Safety, basically beheaded
Speaker 1: i think twenty thousand people, including Marie Antoinette and the
Speaker 1: upper class. And then the ceremony has her singing with
Speaker 1: her head to celebrate this. And then the palace here
Speaker 1: I'm assuming this is the palace, they have all of
Speaker 1: the nobility, the royal to the bourgeoisie. This these uh,
Speaker 1: there's a pop of red that pops out of all
Speaker 1: the windows. See that that's supposed to represent the bloody
Speaker 1: massacre of the French Revolution. So essentially they're celebrating in
Speaker 1: their olympic ceremony the triumph of the degeneracy. And it's
Speaker 1: no different than it was at the time of the
Speaker 1: French Revolution because the revolutionary has actually put a Lady
Speaker 1: of the Evening on the altar in Notre Dame. They
Speaker 1: put her up there to defile the church and called
Speaker 1: her the Goddess of reason. And so the brutalist aesthetic
Speaker 1: terrorism of the French revolutionaries is no different than the
Speaker 1: art of today and the CIA and its doctrinal warfare program,
Speaker 1: same stuff, terror through art, aesthetic terrorism Anyway, we talked
Speaker 1: about that with Jake Ryles Snake yesterday on his show.
Speaker 1: People were saying, well, I can't watch it now. The
Speaker 1: Jake Ryles Snake interview is on his Twitter. I shared it,
Speaker 1: so remember if it doesn't appear over here on this
Speaker 1: outlet just go over to acts. Dude, I don't know
Speaker 1: what this boat is. And by the way, the history
Speaker 1: here doesn't seem to be in order because they go
Speaker 1: from this. Oh, then they have the the three Skittles
Speaker 1: Men enjoying themselves. So after the French Revolution, now we
Speaker 1: can finally be the fabulous Skittles Men that we always
Speaker 1: wanted to be. So it was an entire celebration of
Speaker 1: the French Revolution, Jacobinism and degeneracy. And then we had
Speaker 1: some Nubian princess doing her routine. And then Charon runs
Speaker 1: into a museum. And this was odd because at first
Speaker 1: you see a bunch of I guess, I don't know
Speaker 1: if he's at the Louver or where he's out and
Speaker 1: the bit of France. But a lot of these paintings
Speaker 1: they end up turning black like there's nothing there. So
Speaker 1: at first there's a bunch of like famous paintings that
Speaker 1: he looks at and then a bunch of them go dark,
Speaker 1: and there's nothing in the paintings. It's hard to show that,
Speaker 1: but I don't know what that's supposed to mean except
Speaker 1: that we've gotten rid of the classicist Baroque, all of
Speaker 1: the neoclassical, all of that style of bourgeoisie is gone,
Speaker 1: I think is what that's supposed to signify, because the
Speaker 1: paintings basically go dark, and then it goes to fraternity,
Speaker 1: so liberty, equality, fraternity. And then Charon runs through cinema,
Speaker 1: meaning that it's a homage to French cinema and everything
Speaker 1: that French cinema contributed. So he runs into the movie
Speaker 1: screen and goes into another dimension of ancient French or
Speaker 1: old turn of the century French film. And I'm sure
Speaker 1: you've all seen this kind of stuff with some of
Speaker 1: the most famous old film stuff. I don't know why
Speaker 1: the minions are there. And then they go to this
Speaker 1: to celebrate feminism because Jean Barret was apparently the first
Speaker 1: woman to circumnavigate the oceans, and she had to disguise
Speaker 1: herself as a man. So the only reason they chose
Speaker 1: this to celebrate this was the gender stuff. You sick,
Speaker 1: and then I don't know who this is or who
Speaker 1: that is. Then we get a French rapper, Yes, a
Speaker 1: French rapper, because when you think of rap, the first
Speaker 1: thing you think of is France. Of course first thought.
Speaker 1: When I think of a baghetta, I think a rap.
Speaker 1: When I think of croissants, I think a rap. Then
Speaker 1: we get to what everyone talked about, this disgusting part.
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Speaker 1: Christians don't realize that what we see speak of in
Speaker 1: terms of Judaism today is not what the patriarchs believe.
Speaker 1: That's correct. The rabbinic tradition goes off into a different journey,
Speaker 1: shall we say, than what we find I think in
Speaker 1: the Toron. So it's a inversion of the Last Supper, obviously,
Speaker 1: and they've got this chunk acceptance, shall we say. But
Speaker 1: I didn't realize it's a runway. So it's Leonardo da
Speaker 1: Vinci's last supper. And then it turns into a runway
Speaker 1: because France fashion runway. Okay, sure we all know that.
Speaker 1: But there you can see people who have swapped their
Speaker 1: gender and a child there, which suggests a minor attracted
Speaker 1: person's acceptance. Because remember I think in the sequence we're
Speaker 1: under diversity, liberty, equality, fraternity, diversity. So what I appreciate
Speaker 1: appreciate about the honesty of all of this event. I mean,
Speaker 1: obviously it's discussing blasphemas and all that, but at least
Speaker 1: they're connecting all the dots like we have always connected
Speaker 1: the dots here that today's postmodern degeneracy is on the
Speaker 1: train of everything since the French Revolution of before. And
Speaker 1: then it turns into whatever this see unity, equal unity, wait, liberty, equality, fraternity, unity, diversity,
Speaker 1: and diversity means you accept pop stars with beards, like
Speaker 1: the bearded lady. Okay, at the bearded lady at the
Speaker 1: at the carnival, it's like the holiest thing nowadays. Used
Speaker 1: to the bearded lady was like a thing at the
Speaker 1: carnival that people laughed at, and it was this oddity,
Speaker 1: like what what, that's a weird beer right here, that's
Speaker 1: a weird beer. Well, nowadays that's like the hottest pop
Speaker 1: star dude looking hot looking good popstar girl. Pop stars
Speaker 1: be buying that weird ass beard shit, all that weird
Speaker 1: beard products that all the chunky ass dudes that like
Speaker 1: are trying to show off like their super male alpha dudes.
Speaker 1: We'll go over to my beard oils.
Speaker 5: We'll just go to a bunch of beard oils and
Speaker 5: my manscape, my manscaped dome there, and my beard oiled
Speaker 5: up here with twenty five different male masculine beard products.
Speaker 5: Look at my beard.
Speaker 1: Right, beard products, because there's nothing more masculine than having
Speaker 1: twenty different oily products and ointments for the hair on
Speaker 1: your face. In the same dude that's buying a bunch
Speaker 1: of beard products is the same dude in the I
Speaker 1: p A section that I made fun of the other day.
Speaker 1: Remember that the ip.
Speaker 5: A bear brows.
Speaker 1: The guy with boobs, the guy with double ds like
Speaker 1: this dude. By the way, this quit using quit using
Speaker 1: a ort, stop using oil. Well, the AI art for
Speaker 1: the beer bro was perfect. I couldn't not use it.
Speaker 1: Look at that. How could you not use these? These
Speaker 1: three douchebags? And every damn beer bro looks like that.
Speaker 1: So the AI knows exactly what I'm talking about. And
Speaker 1: the AI is proof that there's an archetype of an
Speaker 1: annoying beer bro who uses beard oil products who looks
Speaker 1: like this. Otherwise, the AI couldn't smash it together in
Speaker 1: its own archetype, and yet it did, proving me right.
Speaker 1: Boom remember this, But when I see the ip A
Speaker 1: beer bro, I don't see much of a difference between
Speaker 1: that and today's popstar like this. I'm like, are you
Speaker 1: the bearded lady popstar that was at the Olympics or
Speaker 1: are you a beard product oil man from the IPA
Speaker 1: section with a lumberjack shirt and a toboggan and boobs?
Speaker 1: Which one are you? Dude? I don't even know. Its
Speaker 1: a the same to me, man. Look, lumberjack shirts, breasts,
Speaker 1: soy face, it's all the same to me. Man, it's
Speaker 1: all the it's all, and they all come in a package.
Speaker 1: Let's do a little beer podcast. We'll do little beer podcast.
Speaker 1: How much week?
Speaker 5: Can we put?
Speaker 1: One undred one podcast?
Speaker 5: There?
Speaker 1: You go right there? If you type in ip A beer, man,
Speaker 1: look at the boobs that come up. I didn't type
Speaker 1: in nothing about no tatas. I typed in ip A
Speaker 1: beer and I got boobs? What's that tell you? Even
Speaker 1: the even the AI knows, bro. Look, even the AI
Speaker 1: can make fun of y'all. That's why y'all hate AI.
Speaker 1: It's because me and the AI know what's up, and
Speaker 1: y'all know me and the AI. Right, you just got owned.
Speaker 1: You just got boom roasted by AI. Dude. Boom roasted,
Speaker 1: by the way. Shout out to that fat super Chat
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Speaker 1: We got Hugo Weaving over here with a with a
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Speaker 1: He wins the super chat race to the top. Anyway,
Speaker 1: how do we get on this nonsense? Back to the
Speaker 1: the bearded lady over at the carnival. M hmm, Charon,
Speaker 1: all right, So I went through the history of cinema.
Speaker 1: I forgot to mention in the history of Cinema section
Speaker 1: they played Sorcerer's Apprentice, right, member Mickey was over there
Speaker 1: invoking the devil Mickey Mickey Mouse doing satanic ritual And
Speaker 1: now it's all out in the open. Who has been
Speaker 1: covering all of this crap for how many years now?
Speaker 1: My wife wrote a book on high profile rituals and
Speaker 1: all the VMA ceremonies and all his nonsense. Okay, so
Speaker 1: we got Then they had a woman come on to sing.
Speaker 1: I didn't catch who it was. I don't care about anything.
Speaker 1: Oh this was odd. So people thought this was just
Speaker 1: the brighter on the pale horse. It's death. I mean,
Speaker 1: maybe there's a double sense of this. This is supposed
Speaker 1: to be Joan of Arc. I don't know why they
Speaker 1: put Joan of Arc on a metal horse, like a
Speaker 1: robot whatever, but this was just I think propaganda because
Speaker 1: she's a woman. Okay, So Joan of Arc is a
Speaker 1: feminist icon as well. For those that don't know Travis
Speaker 1: ten he says, here's ten one thousand fiat coins. He
Speaker 1: means pennies, pennies on the dollar exactly. Think it's so much, Travis.
Speaker 1: Shout out to my boy Travis for understanding that bitcoin
Speaker 1: is the future. It's real money, it's the best money,
Speaker 1: it is actually ethical money. It is the future of
Speaker 1: all money. It is the revolution of And I'm gonna
Speaker 1: we're gonna talk a little bit about Michael Saylor's lecture
Speaker 1: because he laid that out very well in the first
Speaker 1: fifteen minutes. So all of you dum dumbs who still
Speaker 1: don't understand what bitcoin is and that it's the future
Speaker 1: of money. Needs to watch the first We'll say twenty minutes,
Speaker 1: because we know all of y'all goofhises don't run corporations. Okay,
Speaker 1: I love you guys in the audience. We got a
Speaker 1: super high IQ audience. But the thing with super high
Speaker 1: IQ audience, which we have, is that most of the
Speaker 1: time they're not very good at business. Okay, let's be honest.
Speaker 1: To be a genius business person is not the highest
Speaker 1: IQ pers. Super high IQ people are too spurgey in
Speaker 1: high IQ and eccentric to actually run anything. They got
Speaker 1: to be over in the corner doing macaroni art or something, right,
Speaker 1: because they're almost borderline slow boy, because they're so smart,
Speaker 1: because they're eccentric and weird. Right, you think it's a
Speaker 1: it's a You think it's a downs slow boy over
Speaker 1: in the corner over there working macaroni art, and you're
Speaker 1: over here laughing making jokes. Turns out, boom, he just
Speaker 1: invented the iPhone seventeen with macaroni. You didn't even know.
Speaker 1: You just got owned boom roasted. You think you know,
Speaker 1: you think it's a slow boy and he's over there
Speaker 1: rewriting the code for contra. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: And yes, I'm intentionally talking like theobonn just to be silly,
Speaker 1: old boy. Yeah, I talk like a lot of people. Boy,
Speaker 1: I talk. I talk like your mama too. You want
Speaker 1: to hear me talking like your mama? You want to
Speaker 1: come over for breakfast? See, I impersonate your mom's too
Speaker 1: boom roasted. Now back to Joan of Arc. The only
Speaker 1: reason they put Joan of Arc in here is because
Speaker 1: she's seen as a feminist psychon. That's it. And there
Speaker 1: was a whole bunch of feminism in this liberty quality,
Speaker 1: fraternity diversity propaganda. Now let's see we hit all of that.
Speaker 1: But I want to call your attention to the fact
Speaker 1: that none of this is anything new. People are freaking
Speaker 1: out because, oh, Dionysius was on the plate, okay, and
Speaker 1: then Dionysius popped out right, And I think this was
Speaker 1: just the inversion of Christianity because he's on the table
Speaker 1: where the runway last Supper image was with the fat
Speaker 1: acceptance goddess version of quote Christ and then Dionysius pops out.
Speaker 1: So I think they're just saying that the religion of
Speaker 1: the future is the goddess Isis and Dionysius, which is
Speaker 1: the ancient mysteries talk that we did. Literally everything in
Speaker 1: the talks that I was doing ended up being in
Speaker 1: this damn Olympics disgusty. This is a bunch of disgusty,
Speaker 1: I'll put it that way. What the heck is that anyway?
Speaker 1: So that's supposed to be Dynysius. Dynasian religion is like,
Speaker 1: you know, a moralistic, abandoned, licentiousness, et cetera. And that's
Speaker 1: the inversion of the ideas of Christianity. That's what that
Speaker 1: was all supposed to be about. And remember the French
Speaker 1: revolutionaries did this. They love doing this, They love showing
Speaker 1: off in this kind of blasphemous way because they think
Speaker 1: that this is like edgy and funny, or they are
Speaker 1: Satanists and they think that it's like giving them power,
Speaker 1: spiritual power. Stephan dv says for five dollars, should orthodox
Speaker 1: get triggered by this interpretation since the painting is a
Speaker 1: Roman Catholic thing and the pope allows us nonsense and well,
Speaker 1: even though it's Roman Catholic Renaissance art and it's not
Speaker 1: what we would accept in the liturgy. There's nothing wrong
Speaker 1: with religious art. So the Orthodox perspective is not anti
Speaker 1: religious art or any of that kind of stuff like
Speaker 1: we see in the Renaissance, except for when it gets
Speaker 1: like a bunch of nudes with privy members hanging out.
Speaker 1: That's not really appropriate. It's that it's not appropriate in
Speaker 1: the liturgy. So you could do a painting all you want.
Speaker 1: Let's say you did a realistic painting of David fighting
Speaker 1: Goliath or something like Rembrandt type art or whatever. There's
Speaker 1: nothing wrong with that unless it's like promoting theological error
Speaker 1: like the icons that promote the phillioquay or something like that.
Speaker 1: It just doesn't belong in the liturgy. So the Seventh
Speaker 1: Councils basically define what's appropriate in the liturgical service of
Speaker 1: the Church, and by extension, what's appropriate inside the church. Right.
Speaker 1: But I mean, you could have a statue of David
Speaker 1: outside of the church. There's nothing inherently wrong with that.
Speaker 1: It just doesn't belong in the liturgy anyway. So that's
Speaker 1: my answer to that. I appreciate that stuff on King
Speaker 1: Atila five dollars, fighting the Anti Crisis AI and memes
Speaker 1: is a hilarious reverse Uno card. Mm I just flipped
Speaker 1: the script on y'all. Smack it up, flip it, rub
Speaker 1: it down, Belbe Deevo style. Now, remember who's against bitcoin?
Speaker 6: All?
Speaker 1: Wait, we're not gonna go to bitcoin yet? What am
Speaker 1: I doing? Yeah? I meant to go over excuse me,
Speaker 1: everybody forgets this. This is like one of the most
Speaker 1: satanic preposterous ceremonies of all time. And it's the exact
Speaker 1: same type of stuff that we see in the Olympics ceremony.
Speaker 1: And it's exact same type of stuff we've seen in
Speaker 1: the VMA's, the Grammys, the Super Bowl halftime show. Guys,
Speaker 1: it's not accidental that for twenty years we've been seeing
Speaker 1: Masonic satanic giant ritual performances. Now, not everybody's a Satanist.
Speaker 1: My guess would be that a lot of the people,
Speaker 1: like the Katy Perry's or the GA guys, Okay, they're
Speaker 1: probably into witchcraft or Crowley. That's the most likely thing
Speaker 1: for them. I mean, Katy Perry has claimed to be
Speaker 1: initiated into witchcraft. Now, that doesn't mean she's some kind
Speaker 1: of genius, you know, David Rockefeller Rothchild level manipulator, just
Speaker 1: means she's initiated into this stuff because you know she
Speaker 1: saw it on Instagram or whatever. Okay, what's her name, Hermione, Hermione,
Speaker 1: Emma whatever. She claimed to be initiated into witchcraft. Last
Speaker 1: year we covered it with Britney Sellner, right, remember that.
Speaker 1: So the pop star girls, they they the system feeds
Speaker 1: that kind of person witchcraft. Oh you're you're really a goddess.
Speaker 1: You should get into WICA because you're the goddess, right,
Speaker 1: Or if they're more serious, like a jay Z or
Speaker 1: a Beyonce, they just go full Crowley. So that is
Speaker 1: what they're probably into. But the whole EU seems to
Speaker 1: be obviously satanic, and people forget that the EU is
Speaker 1: not a They think, oh, tiny mustache Man created the EU.
Speaker 1: Totally not true. Tiny Mustache Man had his own plan
Speaker 1: for an EU. But the actual EU, as we now know,
Speaker 1: is documented one percent from the OSS and the CIA.
Speaker 1: That's who said it the EU. So the EU is
Speaker 1: run by the same banking clique that runs the rest
Speaker 1: of the West. And these people like Jacquette to Lee
Speaker 1: because remember we just covered Jacquette to Lee's book where
Speaker 1: he says and brags that he was placed as the
Speaker 1: head of the biggest bank the EU constructs the European
Speaker 1: Common Construction Market Bank whatever it was called in the
Speaker 1: nineteen eighties and nineties, to be in charge of bringing
Speaker 1: the Soviet block nations into the EU and put putting
Speaker 1: them under the IMF World Bank debt model. We just
Speaker 1: read the entire Jacque Adelie book on that, and that
Speaker 1: was his job, his role coming from him himself. So
Speaker 1: that's who runs the EU. And when they do a
Speaker 1: giant tunnel ceremony and they bring out the workers, this
Speaker 1: is really so there's always this Masonic theme too. And
Speaker 1: by the way, you saw the Masonic themes in Jaque
Speaker 1: Adilei's own book Millennium, right where he talks about the pillar,
Speaker 1: the py the two pillars and the pyramid in the middle.
Speaker 1: The Cold War was the destruction of one of those pyramids.
Speaker 1: He talks about dialectics, all that weird stuff. And then
Speaker 1: we get these the workers, right, So this is like communism,
Speaker 1: Marxism and the EU socialists. They don't none of these
Speaker 1: people who really know what's going on, they're not actually
Speaker 1: Marxist socialists. Okay, now listen closely to what I'm saying
Speaker 1: by that I don't mean that they don't believe in socialism.
Speaker 1: What I'm saying is that at the tip top the
Speaker 1: banking elite loves socialism. That's what I'm saying. It's so
Speaker 1: amazing to me how many people misunderstand what I'm saying
Speaker 1: when I say this, and the boomer goobers hear me say.
Speaker 5: That he's a secret socialist because he don't believe that
Speaker 5: Marxism's real.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying there's no Marxism. I'm saying that at
Speaker 1: the highest level, Marxism was always a banker promoted thing.
Speaker 1: And now Jackson Hinkel and that lunatic Hawes have created
Speaker 1: the American Communist Party again. There used to be one.
Speaker 1: It was pretty much a faking great thing anyway. Now
Speaker 1: there's a new one. And look at all the idiots
Speaker 1: on Twitter, the million two million idiots that follow Jackson
Speaker 1: Hinkel are now thinking that, oh, we're gonna fight the man.
Speaker 1: And by being communist Marxist, how stupid can you be?
Speaker 1: Do any of you have discernment? I'm not talking to
Speaker 1: my audience, I'm talking to those idiots. I mean, you
Speaker 1: heard me debate Haz for five minutes and he basically
Speaker 1: melted down into a cussing a puddle of cussing. A
Speaker 1: puddle of cuss is I mean, that guy's insane. Obviously
Speaker 1: these people are fakes, glowing phony fakes. Come on. But
Speaker 1: now people have no discernment. They'll fall for anything. Any
Speaker 1: idiot that comes on the Internet and starts saying some
Speaker 1: crazy shit giant and hordes of idiots will follow those
Speaker 1: idiots anyway. So the ceremony is the workers, and these
Speaker 1: are supposed to represent the workers that are digging this tunnel,
Speaker 1: which these giant underground tunnels and underground bases too, by
Speaker 1: the way, they're dug by giant machines. So I don't
Speaker 1: know why we don't even It's not like there's a
Speaker 1: bunch of these you know, Nordic blonde haired chicks here
Speaker 1: that they're like picking away, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: like like dig dug or something from a video game.
Speaker 1: It's not like these blonde chicks are over there with
Speaker 1: pick axes, you know, picking away for fifty miles underneath
Speaker 1: the mountain, you know, down there with the bowl rog
Speaker 1: flooding fools. It's not like that. It's just giant machines. Okay,
Speaker 1: So and then they start doing certain disiley crap in
Speaker 1: the air. I don't know what that's all about. Here
Speaker 1: come the nude people with I don't know what the
Speaker 1: under the underwear. So it's like we got an underground base.
Speaker 1: We ought to have a bunch of underwear people in
Speaker 1: underwear base, right, So which is supposed to be connected
Speaker 1: to bad asks? You know what letter M. I don't
Speaker 1: know what that has to do with an underground base,
Speaker 1: but I guess if you're gonna be an underground base,
Speaker 1: you're gonna have underwear, right, makes sense? And then we
Speaker 1: get a flying demon babyhead okay with a BDSM theme.
Speaker 1: We get the and then comes the Pan character. I'm
Speaker 1: not joking, it's actually Pan. So you got a bunch
Speaker 1: of like literal life size dancing Merkens, and you got
Speaker 1: cable man here, not Jim Carrey, cableman, like an actual
Speaker 1: cable man. And then comes the goat headed character that
Speaker 1: they all revere Pan. So here comes Pan dancing around
Speaker 1: see him. Literally, look how corny this is? This looks
Speaker 1: this is lame as hell, dude, And all the EU
Speaker 1: politicians are sitting there in the audience like this is
Speaker 1: some great amazing like artistic feet or something, and then
Speaker 1: they show a Renaissance art and all the people the peasants,
Speaker 1: like a bunch of peasants jumping, Like what happened to
Speaker 1: the Nords? Dude? The Nord people have become complete idiots,
Speaker 1: Like they got hit with the retort ray. Like there's
Speaker 1: some kind of space ray that just like zaps the
Speaker 1: whole continent or a whole country with a retort ray,
Speaker 1: if you know what I mean. Well, they got zapped,
Speaker 1: and what are they celebrating. By the way, this is
Speaker 1: not the only part of that. Here's all the eu
Speaker 1: demon politicians here celebrating this nonsense. There's also the exterior
Speaker 1: part of the ceremony where they had a bunch of
Speaker 1: all seeing eyes. Let me see if I can find
Speaker 1: that part, because the whole ceremony was actually an hour long. Okay,
Speaker 1: so here's the whole ceremony. Do you want to watch it?
Speaker 1: It's like, we're not gonna watch all of it. So
Speaker 1: I guess it started in the underground part and then
Speaker 1: it went above ground and this is where they had Yeah,
Speaker 1: here it is. See. Here's Pain dancing still and all
Speaker 1: of his Mrkin actolytes dancing around him, and then they're
Speaker 1: all seeing eye, which is I think it's supposed to
Speaker 1: be like a cherub, right, you know the way Ezekiel
Speaker 1: describes the wheel or the circle with then the circle
Speaker 1: of the eyes and all that. It's not an alien
Speaker 1: ship by the way, idiots, it's a it's an angel.
Speaker 1: So there is the full Gothard Tunnel ritual. I like
Speaker 1: how this channel put shocking Gothard Tunnel opening ritual shocking
Speaker 1: in parentheses. Now, if you play anything from the London
Speaker 1: twenty twelve Olympics, it also will immediately get flagged. You
Speaker 1: can go look that up. But I will remind you
Speaker 1: that they did the same thing in the twenty twelve Olympics.
Speaker 1: And if you remember that one was weird because it
Speaker 1: was UK, it was the London Olympics, and it was
Speaker 1: the opening sequence was really corny. It was directed by
Speaker 1: Danny Boyle, who did you know twenty eight days later
Speaker 1: and all that. So he's doing like these zombie apocalypse movies.
Speaker 1: But I will add he did do one odd film
Speaker 1: about my control, which was the James McAvoy film with
Speaker 1: Rosario Dawson walking around in her birthday suit trance. Remember this,
Speaker 1: and if you don't recall the film is about James
Speaker 1: McAvoy being basically hypnotized and used by adept thieves for
Speaker 1: stealing some artwork. I think the bad guy is Vince
Speaker 1: Cassell or whatever, who always plays the same French villain.
Speaker 1: He could he could never play a good guy, right,
Speaker 1: He's like mad Michaelson. He'll never be a good guy.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about, right, where's he yet, this guy Vince Cassell. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And so they're basically like they're hypnotizing in MK ultra
Speaker 1: ing James McAvoy and it's Rosario Dawson, his therapist, who's
Speaker 1: doing it. So she's working with Vince Cassel to mind
Speaker 1: control James McAvoy. And then spoiler alert, Rosario Dawson was
Speaker 1: behind it the whole time. Okay, but it's all in
Speaker 1: kilter the So this leads me to believe that Danny
Speaker 1: Boyle was not chosen to direct the Olympics with the
Speaker 1: Queen and James Bond by accident, because if you remember,
Speaker 1: the opening sequence of the twenty twove Olympics was James
Speaker 1: Bond jumping out of a helicopter after he went and
Speaker 1: picked up the Queen, and they actually used the Queen
Speaker 1: in the she's in the whole thing. She doesn't actually
Speaker 1: jump out of the helicopter obviously, but James Bond goes
Speaker 1: and gets Queen Elizabeth to come with it. It's really
Speaker 1: it's corny as hell. It's really stupid. Anyway. Then the
Speaker 1: twenty twelve Olympics goes on to place a giant octopus
Speaker 1: over the British flag. Is this the octopus of deep
Speaker 1: elite control? I think so, which formerly ran the British
Speaker 1: Empire and now runs the Western world. And then it
Speaker 1: moved to that well known sequence that probably all of
Speaker 1: you have seen and remember, which is the JK. Rowling
Speaker 1: comes out and reads from Peter Pan of all things,
Speaker 1: and then a giant voldemor puppet pops up and a
Speaker 1: bunch of kids in beds in hospital beds run from
Speaker 1: like kid story villains. Is really stupid, and I don't
Speaker 1: think Danny Bold directed this part. Suppose Healing directed the
Speaker 1: first part with James Bond, but whatever, it's all dumb.
Speaker 1: But it's obviously just bizarre, you know, shitty postmodern art
Speaker 1: that people who are a shit lib NPCs think is
Speaker 1: deep art, right, That's what dominates all this stuff because
Speaker 1: it's all social engineering and oh but you remember in
Speaker 1: the twenty two Olympics two they had these like pyramids
Speaker 1: all over. There's like giant pyramid all seeing eyes all
Speaker 1: around the stadium. Remember that. Let me see if I
Speaker 1: can find that just the picture of it. I can't
Speaker 1: play any clips because they'll yank the stream down. But yeah,
Speaker 1: see it is right, So this is from the outside.
Speaker 1: But notice how they stuck these like pyramids with all
Speaker 1: seeing eye caps at the top. Say that for the
Speaker 1: twenty twelve Olympics, and then I'll see if I can
Speaker 1: find one picture of it. Was just so stupid to
Speaker 1: have Voldemort, like, is that what England is known for
Speaker 1: as Harry Potter and JK. Rowling? Shit, look at this?
Speaker 1: So stupid this is. And there's all the hospital beds,
Speaker 1: there's Voldemort with his Harry Potter wand there his phallic
Speaker 1: wand it's just corny, dude. Anyway, I don't think necessarily
Speaker 1: that this was about Couf. Everybody so this was predicting Couf.
Speaker 1: I don't know about all that. It's just just corny, right.
Speaker 1: Oh and then they oh they had references to Alice
Speaker 1: in Wonderland. Oh and Cruella Deville. That's right, So they're
Speaker 1: bringing in like Disney villains and Voldemart and the kids
Speaker 1: are fighting from their hospital beds, So it's more like
Speaker 1: a to me, it's more like an mk ulture trauma
Speaker 1: based mind control thing. If we're bringing in the Alice
Speaker 1: in Wonderland stuff. It's more of that than it is
Speaker 1: anything to do with freaking koof. But it was supposed
Speaker 1: to celebrate the NHS, the National Health Service of Britain.
Speaker 1: It's like, sell it. Why would we? Why are we
Speaker 1: We're going to celebrate Let's celebrate the hospital. Let's celebrate
Speaker 1: the dump. We have the most amazing efficient trash collection
Speaker 1: and dump in all of the world. Let's celebrate the
Speaker 1: dump workers. Anyway, so nothing new here. They've been doing
Speaker 1: this for a long time. I didn't want to talk
Speaker 1: about this a little bit, not because I've even ever
Speaker 1: followed mister Beasts or any of this stuff, but I
Speaker 1: think it's first of all, people are going crazy because
Speaker 1: now there's these videos going viral of not just that
Speaker 1: mister Beast coworker, this trans person was messaging inappropriately younger people,
Speaker 1: but that, by the way, this interesting timing with the
Speaker 1: trans theme, hermaphrodite theme. Bapha met theme of the Olympics,
Speaker 1: and remember having both genders is ultimately a bapha met Satanic,
Speaker 1: Gnostic Cabalist and playtonis thing. Remember, the Cobblists didn't invent this.
Speaker 1: This is not what's in the Old tost and it's
Speaker 1: not what's in the Torah. So it's important to not
Speaker 1: let idiots think that the Jews got this from their Torah. No,
Speaker 1: it's not in the Torah. It's the Kabbalistic teaching, which
Speaker 1: is from Plato. Do you not understand that Kabbalists borrowed
Speaker 1: their emanationism from the Neoplatonists and that comes from the Timaeis.
Speaker 1: So mister Beast got in trouble with not just his
Speaker 1: coworker person, but now this video has gone viral of
Speaker 1: this other former co worker saying that it's all fake allegedly. Okay.
Speaker 1: So the point is that all the stuff that's going
Speaker 1: on in the videos, which I've never really watched much
Speaker 1: of this stuff. I've seen some of it, but they're
Speaker 1: they're saying, no, he's not actually doing live time squid
Speaker 1: game competitions where you win a million dollars. It's all fake,
Speaker 1: is the allegedly. Okay, So but guess what, And I'm
Speaker 1: not saying that that makes it good because if that's
Speaker 1: this is all true, then it's a scam to get
Speaker 1: people to buy into your telling that you can win
Speaker 1: and you can't. That's the point. And that's just a
Speaker 1: bunch of con artistry if that's the case. But I
Speaker 1: haven't really kept up with this. I don't know any
Speaker 1: stuff really, so I don't know what's going on. But
Speaker 1: if that's true, then well that's just a bunch of scammering.
Speaker 1: So this guy's video went viral talking about how the
Speaker 1: people that he has on are not real contestants. This
Speaker 1: guy alleges that they're just coworkers. And this dude on
Speaker 1: the screen is like a like a millionaire who lives
Speaker 1: in a mansion in Greenville or North Carolina or something.
Speaker 1: So when you see these kind of like stunts or whatever,
Speaker 1: they're not real stunts, is what this guy's saying. Like
Speaker 1: nobody's really laying sleeping on this barge for a week
Speaker 1: or whatever the thing, what the challenge was, They're not
Speaker 1: really doing any of these Survivor Island challenges. So this
Speaker 1: guy is saying it's all fake. Now, guess what Reality
Speaker 1: TV Okay, this is like the newer version of reality.
Speaker 1: Guess what? Reality TV was all fake? Did you not
Speaker 1: know that? Do you think it was real? I remember
Speaker 1: my buddy who was drawing comics for many, many years.
Speaker 1: It's still my buddy. But when he first start started
Speaker 1: getting hired, they were offering him to work with he
Speaker 1: was gonna work with some guy who used to be
Speaker 1: the screenwriter for reality shows. And we were both cracking
Speaker 1: up because this is like at the height of reality
Speaker 1: TV popularity, like maybe two thousand and five seven, and
Speaker 1: my buddy was gonna get this job and he's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm working with a guy who's a screenwriter. I'm like, oh, cool,
Speaker 1: what movies did you do?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: He didn't do any movies. He just scrazy a screenwriter
Speaker 1: for reality TV. You know. It's like when I learned that,
Speaker 1: I was, oh, so it's all fake. Okay, well there
Speaker 1: goes that like, yeah, it should have been obviously fake. Obviously.
Speaker 1: Well guess what, of course they're gonna be tweaking and
Speaker 1: faking and staging and engine I mean, don't you think
Speaker 1: I mean, who's actually gonna be putting themselves in a
Speaker 1: situation where they're gonna like blow up in a room
Speaker 1: or some shit. I mean, who's gonna really be in
Speaker 1: a tank? I mean, come on, do people really believe?
Speaker 1: I guess so, I guess the younger generations are learning
Speaker 1: about the world being a bunch of cons the hard way.
Speaker 1: Maybe we all have to learn the hard way. I
Speaker 1: don't know, but it does. I mean, people are like
Speaker 1: freaking out of it out. They're like, whoa you mean
Speaker 1: he was? This is all fake? What? But did you
Speaker 1: not know that all entertainment it is fake? Or what?
Speaker 1: Y'all just know y'all just now figured this out. Well,
Speaker 1: wait till you figure out that the money's fake, Like
Speaker 1: all these people are figured out, well this is all fake. Yeah,
Speaker 1: wait till you figure out what else is like the
Speaker 1: dollar round. And apparently PewDiePie was saying that this was
Speaker 1: all a bunch of nonsense for a long time, which yeah, probably,
Speaker 1: but beyond that, So it all started with this person
Speaker 1: and this person coworker person who is stepping away for
Speaker 1: mental health issues just at the time when all this
Speaker 1: came out about the messaging underage people. And what I
Speaker 1: think was hypocritical about all this was that when doctor
Speaker 1: disrespect got in trouble by the Internet for talking to
Speaker 1: whatever whoever, a underage person or whatever. The allegation allegedly
Speaker 1: to use the phraseology of my brothers and sisters over
Speaker 1: there in the Cat Williams sphere allegedly well allegedly. It
Speaker 1: turns out that the mainstream media protects this person, so
Speaker 1: they're like, oh, we don't know, you can't say. But
Speaker 1: when doctor disrespect because he's not a tr A n
Speaker 1: Z person, it was like a media just worst person ever.
Speaker 1: Now I don't know anything about doctors respect. One of
Speaker 1: my buddies is a bit was a big fan of
Speaker 1: his stuff and followed him for a long time. Now
Speaker 1: it doesn't I don't know him. I I'm just saying
Speaker 1: he watched his stream, thought he was funny guy because
Speaker 1: he's a gamer. Dude. I don't know anything about this stuff.
Speaker 1: This is not my realm, not my domain. But my
Speaker 1: point in all of this is all of this just
Speaker 1: reflects the total degeneracy that we saw on display in
Speaker 1: the Olympics. The Olympics was all about the bearded lady,
Speaker 1: and all of this is geared towards normalizing and getting
Speaker 1: everybody to worship the freaking bearded lady. Dude, I ain't worse.
Speaker 1: I ain't worshiping the bearded lady. Oh. I mean these
Speaker 1: people shouldn't even be popular at all. Why are these
Speaker 1: people even popular? This six months ago, and this so
Speaker 1: more and more and more. What do we see? Well,
Speaker 1: my point is this, it seems as if there's a
Speaker 1: repeated pattern of the people who are blowed up to
Speaker 1: super stardom status. Have you noticed that they just happen
Speaker 1: to constantly be weirdos in an SCX way. It's almost
Speaker 1: like they're blowing up compromise people interesting. I wonder you
Speaker 1: ever think about that? And in the blow ups, it
Speaker 1: gets everybody talking about degeneracy, and it just more and
Speaker 1: more and more softens people up to acceptance. I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm watching even the videos of people talking about this.
Speaker 1: They don't call this person pedo. They're now using the
Speaker 1: social engineering term of maps a minor attracted person. That's
Speaker 1: a rebranding. Did you not know that London says for
Speaker 1: five dollars the books that I first read regarding the
Speaker 1: papac here of Philly oak Way are books to read.
Speaker 1: I'm deciding between Orthodox and Catholicism. I read portions of
Speaker 1: Orthodox Church. Well, I mean there's a bunch of books
Speaker 1: called Orthodox Church. I don't know what you mean. Uh No,
Speaker 1: I mean that's not what you want to read for
Speaker 1: you want to read. I don't know what you I
Speaker 1: don't know what books you're talking about. Brouh. I would read, uh,
Speaker 1: Mystical Theology of the Eastern Church by Loski, and I would
Speaker 1: read I got nose hairs coming out of my my eyebrows.
Speaker 1: My eyebrows grow nose hairs, that's crazy. And my nose
Speaker 1: hairs grow pubic cares. That's crazy. It's all, it's all crazy.
Speaker 1: I'mn'na have to manscate my nose. Imagine if your nose
Speaker 1: group pub carees, w'd be crazy. You have like a
Speaker 1: little afro in your nose. What are we talking about? Books?
Speaker 1: Check them out?
Speaker 5: Books?
Speaker 1: Check them out? Anyway, I'm tired. Why are we even
Speaker 1: talking about We shouldn't even be talking about all this stuff.
Speaker 1: But my point is just, oh, you're shocked that something's
Speaker 1: faking gray. Well guess what, it's all faking gray. Bro
Speaker 1: wait till you figure out that the dollar is faking gray.
Speaker 1: And that's what we're gonna talk about next. I forgot
Speaker 1: what I was talking about. Though, oh the book read
Speaker 1: Two Paths by Michael Welton. I don't know why. I
Speaker 1: don't know why you want to start on the Philly
Speaker 1: oak Way, like everybody thinks that I need to dig
Speaker 1: into the It's not even about the Philly oak Way ultimately,
Speaker 1: because the Philly oak Way is based on the essenceenterty
Speaker 1: distinction being denied. So the only way you would even
Speaker 1: get to Philly oak Way is absolutely divine simplicity. So
Speaker 1: that's down the road. It's downstream from ADS. Billy Oakway
Speaker 1: is downstream from ADS. To use everybody's jargon and lingo,
Speaker 1: but thank you for that, super chat. Yeah, I would
Speaker 1: read Michael Welton's Two Paths on the Papacy. If you're
Speaker 1: looking for the connection metaphysically between the papacy and the
Speaker 1: philio quick the best book for that is Church Papacy
Speaker 1: Schism by doctor Phillip Chirard. And h if you're talking
Speaker 1: about when you say the Orthodox Church, if you talk
Speaker 1: about the Timothy Ware book, I would not. That's not
Speaker 1: very good. It's mainly history, not much theology, and not
Speaker 1: a very good introduction book. My endorsed book The Orthodox
Speaker 1: Church is a better introduction book than Where's book? Uh,
Speaker 1: let's see. So I keep getting all these questions that
Speaker 1: people again still don't understand that. You know, people think, oh,
Speaker 1: bitcoin is this speculative investment. Bitcoin is this thing you
Speaker 1: bet on like a freakin' I don't know, like those
Speaker 1: machines in Vegas. Okay, when we were at Vegas. When
Speaker 1: you go to Las Vegas, it's I mean, you have
Speaker 1: to like really hunt to find a classic James Bond
Speaker 1: style roulette table because it's all boomer video games. Vegas
Speaker 1: is the boomer video game. It's like a giant arcade
Speaker 1: for boomers. Do you know what I mean? It's not
Speaker 1: what you think. It's all of this kind of crap.
Speaker 1: Look at this boomer over here. Look at High Stakes
Speaker 1: Vegas Matt. He's over here with a giant gold chain
Speaker 1: playing all these boomer video games. This stuff is the worst, dude.
Speaker 1: Although I have to admit we did actually win fifteen
Speaker 1: hundred dollars total. I won five four hundred and then
Speaker 1: I won a total of five hundred and Jamie want
Speaker 1: to on the roulette because real lie is actually kind
Speaker 1: of fun, but I didn't. The rest of this stuff
Speaker 1: is ridiculous. That would never play all this crap. But
Speaker 1: the boomers just sit there like hitting the screen. Right,
Speaker 1: this is their version of video games at Vegas. Look
Speaker 1: at this. Dude's gonna tell you how to outsmart them
Speaker 1: the yeah, right, Like you're gonna actually outsmart the machine. Anyway,
Speaker 1: So people think that bitcoin is that They're like, oh,
Speaker 1: that's a betting on boom Er Vegas video game machines.
Speaker 1: No that's not that's not what bitcoin is, dude. But
Speaker 1: this was the best for first twenty minutes of this
Speaker 1: thirty seven minute talk, where it finally explains in the
Speaker 1: common man's language that this is actually a revolution, not
Speaker 1: just in money or in the transference of you know,
Speaker 1: some some form of e currency or whatever. It's not
Speaker 1: just a thing to speculate on. This is a revolution
Speaker 1: in the storing of value. And if you think about
Speaker 1: every asset that's out there, even if it's gold, all
Speaker 1: of those can still depreciate. So I think he says
Speaker 1: something like all of the assets in the world reportedly
Speaker 1: would be something like four hundred and fifty trillion or
Speaker 1: something like that. Maybe it's maybe he says it. Maybe
Speaker 1: he says it's more than all of the assets in
Speaker 1: the world that could be monetized. He says something like
Speaker 1: this would be something like four and fifty trillion. And
Speaker 1: he says that no matter who you are or where
Speaker 1: you are, there's always the depreciation and the value of
Speaker 1: the asset, because if you monetize that asset by the dollar,
Speaker 1: the more that the dollar gets inflated, the less the
Speaker 1: assets are worth. And so even if you transfer the
Speaker 1: dollars into because of the loss of energy and entropy,
Speaker 1: is what he's saying. So let's say I buy land,
Speaker 1: and he makes the point that land does pretty good.
Speaker 1: Land and gold do pretty well, but even land and
Speaker 1: gold are limited because it's much easier for a rival power,
Speaker 1: whether it's a state or a city, government, whatever corporation.
Speaker 1: They can take away your land power. Somebody can come
Speaker 1: fight you and take your land, but it's much more
Speaker 1: difficult to take something that is stored on a decentralized
Speaker 1: global blockchain, the bitcoin you see. So it's the purchasing
Speaker 1: of an internet plot of land, and he likens it
Speaker 1: to what would New York City as a plot of
Speaker 1: land be worth two hundred years ago. Well, it would
Speaker 1: be very cheap. And would you want that wall? Of course,
Speaker 1: because it ends up being like mega valuable. He gives
Speaker 1: an example of I think. He says, let's use some
Speaker 1: examples of buying New Orleans, which I don't know why
Speaker 1: you would want to buy New Orleans because it's pretty rough,
Speaker 1: but just for the sake of argument, if you did,
Speaker 1: it was bought for some ridiculous amount of like glass
Speaker 1: beads or something like some plastic and some string glass
Speaker 1: beads and a couple of walnuts or some shit like that. Right,
Speaker 1: So basically, like twenty dollars worth of trash bought New
Speaker 1: Orleans or Louisiana or something, right, and now it's worth
Speaker 1: like a zillion dollars. Okay, so you paid some trash
Speaker 1: for a zillion dollars worth of New Orleans and Louisiana.
Speaker 1: That's his example, and he gives other examples because the
Speaker 1: port of New Orleans ends up being worth a lot
Speaker 1: because it's a port city. But it was bought for
Speaker 1: pennies for trash, for pocket lint, right, But it became
Speaker 1: valuable because of many, many reasons which the people selling
Speaker 1: it didn't understand. And the same thing is going on
Speaker 1: with the rise of this new form of not just money,
Speaker 1: not just store of value, but a protection against entropy.
Speaker 1: And people have totally overlooked this, and it took somebody
Speaker 1: with this engineering background like Sailor to actually finally understand this.
Speaker 1: And when you understand this is when this all clicks
Speaker 1: and you realize, wait a minute, this is way more
Speaker 1: than what I thought it was. This is actually a
Speaker 1: revolution like the printing press or the internet itself. This
Speaker 1: is the digitization of money and store of value over
Speaker 1: perhaps a potentially infinite span of time, and that's never existed.
Speaker 1: Every other form of currency, money, store of value depreciates,
Speaker 1: This doesn't. Don't. Now if you understand what I'm saying
Speaker 1: now you see why oh shit, like get you get
Speaker 1: tingles when this clicks, you get tingles because you understand
Speaker 1: what this actually is. And do you understand that even
Speaker 1: though bitcoin is a whatever sixty something seven thousand, five thousand,
Speaker 1: whatever it is today, this is like he makes the
Speaker 1: analogy to Okay, if New York, if you could have
Speaker 1: bought New York in seventeen hundred and you didn't realize
Speaker 1: what New York was gonna be until eighteen hundred, you
Speaker 1: might think, oh, I'm too late. Don't you think it
Speaker 1: was still valuable? In eighteen hundred compared to now, of course,
Speaker 1: so people don't think anymore in terms of store of
Speaker 1: value and savings. The whole point of having a savings
Speaker 1: account is to store your value, your work, your energy
Speaker 1: over time. I worked forty years at my cubicle job.
Speaker 1: I don't want all of that money to go into
Speaker 1: some pension fund that gets stolen by the mobster's organized crime,
Speaker 1: the government, whatever, which has happened in many cases. The
Speaker 1: mobsters stole everybody's pension funds in the Banco Dembrosio scandal
Speaker 1: in Gladio in Italy. Hmm, if only there was some
Speaker 1: way by which this could not be stolen, and it
Speaker 1: was decentralized and it wasn't under the control of some
Speaker 1: goon in Washington or at the federal reserve. If just
Speaker 1: there was some thing that could do this, to store
Speaker 1: value over time that didn't give into entropy. Do you
Speaker 1: understand what this is? This is the future. When I
Speaker 1: first heard Max Kaiser say that this is a black
Speaker 1: hole that will eat not just the money system, it
Speaker 1: will eat all of the assets, then you understand what
Speaker 1: this is. And so he goes into this. You need
Speaker 1: to watch this. I'm not going to rehearse all this
Speaker 1: for you. But if you haven't listened to this, or
Speaker 1: if you don't have this level of understanding of value
Speaker 1: over time, history and the metaphysics of this, then don't
Speaker 1: waste my time arguing with me over this. I know
Speaker 1: that you don't know what you're talking about. You should
Speaker 1: at least be able to rebut these arguments. No bitcoin
Speaker 1: hater even even touches these arguments, or at least I
Speaker 1: don't know them. Very few of them do.
Speaker 7: A home in Miami Beach, if you buy a ten
Speaker 7: million dollar house, you better come up with ten million
Speaker 7: dollars to maintain the house over seventeen years. Now you've
Speaker 7: gotten money left silver twenty two years, a warehouse forty years,
Speaker 7: maybe fifty years, bar of gold sixty two years, a
Speaker 7: painting seventy two years.
Speaker 4: Land.
Speaker 7: The average property talks in the United States is one
Speaker 7: point one percent. That means your money's gonna last ninety
Speaker 7: one years. Unless the government reassesses the value of your property,
Speaker 7: then it's going to last less than ninety one years.
Speaker 1: The old what he's talking about is the value of
Speaker 1: those assets in dollars, And if you have a million
Speaker 1: dollar property, I was looking this up, wedding rings. Wedding
Speaker 1: rings were like a three thousand dollar ring in nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty is thirty thousand dollars today. Now, is there something
Speaker 1: about wedding rings that made them explode in value? No,
Speaker 1: it's called inflation. The wedding ring itself didn't go up
Speaker 1: in value. The dollar went down in value. That's why
Speaker 1: a wedding ring in nineteen sixty, the same ring as
Speaker 1: thirty thousand dollars now was three thousand dollars. Then that's
Speaker 1: why a nickel, you know, like people, your grandpa was
Speaker 1: saying that he could buy a freaking I don't know,
Speaker 1: steak dinner for Ethel when he went on a date
Speaker 1: with her for a nickel, right, and now a nickel
Speaker 1: is nothing. Well, that's because of inflation. So he's saying
Speaker 1: that the physical assets in the old model were probably
Speaker 1: the best you could do for the maintaining of value.
Speaker 1: And he makes an interesting analogy even to dynasties, you know,
Speaker 1: like the Crown of England holding certain assets for many centuries. Family,
Speaker 1: But even that doesn't work.
Speaker 4: Branch in the United States is king reamby.
Speaker 1: It works, but it doesn't work as well as what
Speaker 1: we're going to talk about.
Speaker 7: They made it one hundred and seventy three years. Every
Speaker 7: other family in the country failed. And here's the longest
Speaker 7: held property, the crown estate in the United Kingdom. You
Speaker 7: could say the royal family held it since.
Speaker 4: Ten sixty six.
Speaker 7: But on the other hand, it passed from the Plantagenets
Speaker 7: to the Stewarts, through the Lancasters and the Yorks, and
Speaker 7: eventually found his way to the handover family. And so
Speaker 7: maybe seven different families spit that none of them got
Speaker 7: to take it with them. So physical assets, you might
Speaker 7: think might last one thousand years, probably about fifty to
Speaker 7: seventy five years.
Speaker 4: Is the best you're going to do. Not a simple solution.
Speaker 7: Something I learned at MIT, the three laws of thermodynamics.
Speaker 1: So here he talks about everything they just heard me say.
Speaker 1: So I'm going to skip past where he talks about
Speaker 1: how physical assets are useful and they're good, but they're
Speaker 1: not the best store of value. What do we use
Speaker 1: as a long term store of value?
Speaker 4: A thousand years?
Speaker 7: But that doesn't matter, because you can move the bitcoin
Speaker 7: every year or every decade, and you can stay one
Speaker 7: step ahead of the custodians. Failing you can't teleport a building.
Speaker 7: You can't teleport the king ranch, you know, And so
Speaker 7: bitcoin is that is that thing that you can move.
Speaker 4: Say you custody your bitcoin.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if I want to trade my million dollar building
Speaker 1: for something else, it's an arduous process. So in terms
Speaker 1: of trade, property is not very liquid. It's a an
Speaker 1: arduous process. And I can't take my million dollar property
Speaker 1: to another place. My million dollar property can easily be
Speaker 1: stolen from me. But it is much more difficult to
Speaker 1: steal a million dollars worth of bitcoin than it is property.
Speaker 8: So sure you're sitting at home alone watching YouTube videos
Speaker 8: wondering why you can't.
Speaker 1: Find them, to let me go over here to this part. Really,
Speaker 1: the only all you need to watch is the verse
Speaker 1: twenty minutes to understand this, and you'll understand why I
Speaker 1: keep talking about it. After the first twenty minutes, he
Speaker 1: goes into advice for corporate people. Since most of this
Speaker 1: audience is not a corporation, it's not going to be
Speaker 1: that applicable to you. But after he talks about the
Speaker 1: long term value, he goes into examples of this.
Speaker 4: Alaska, two years after the country's.
Speaker 1: Desk Alaska was bought for seven million dollars and ended
Speaker 1: up having a trillion dollars worth of oil underneath it.
Speaker 1: See that he gives you more stats, But I want
Speaker 1: to take thank you to his normy versus triple Maxi chart.
Speaker 1: Let me find that. It might be a little hard
Speaker 1: to see on this craw Where is it at all?
Speaker 1: Right now? My computer's freaking freezing up. Let me see
Speaker 1: if I can just find the actual chart rather than
Speaker 1: trying to find it on that. I can't believe somebody
Speaker 1: hasn't like screenshot that yet, input like and put it up. Oh,
Speaker 1: here it is. I think this is it. It's just
Speaker 1: hard to see.
Speaker 7: You can buy a million bitcoin, a double Maxie is
Speaker 7: too invented, all that stuff. But common sense says, oh,
Speaker 7: I can buy something that's equal to about one fit
Speaker 7: to the size of the nation for a few dollars.
Speaker 4: Why don't I just grab it? Jeez?
Speaker 7: Are you a normy or a ten percenter or a maxi,
Speaker 7: double Maxie triple max It happens.
Speaker 1: Here, it is okay. So this is a projection for
Speaker 1: when the world begins to demonetize and monetize, demonetize assets
Speaker 1: and monetize in bitcoin. And he's his projection is at
Speaker 1: twenty forty five. The uh, the normy would.
Speaker 7: Have with a billion dollars and in twenty one years
Speaker 7: you'll have five billion of your enormy and you'll be
Speaker 7: patting yourself on the back talking about what a good
Speaker 7: job you've done managing the endowment.
Speaker 1: Now, this is the institutional strategy. This isn't right now,
Speaker 1: I can't find it here. It is individual bigcoin.
Speaker 5: There we go.
Speaker 1: This part.
Speaker 7: A normal strategy, diversity portfolio. You can be a ten
Speaker 7: percenter and you can put ten percent of your assets
Speaker 7: into bitcoin. You can be a BTC MAXI and put
Speaker 7: eighty percent of your assets and put eighty percent of
Speaker 7: your earnings into bitcoin. You could be a double MAXI
Speaker 7: and that's when you basically take an extra two hundred
Speaker 7: and fifty thousand dollars loan against the house.
Speaker 4: And then the triple maxie is you finance the house
Speaker 4: or a bitcoin.
Speaker 7: You buy bitcoin, You flip all your asses to bitcoin,
Speaker 7: and then you move to a cheap tax jurisdiction where
Speaker 7: you actually can avoid some taxes and invest an extra
Speaker 7: fifty grand and bitcoin, maybe a Singapore or UAE or something.
Speaker 7: What's the result, Well, this is the result. The norm
Speaker 7: he ends up with eight million dollars in twenty.
Speaker 1: So bare case scenario, I think as he ends this,
Speaker 1: you would have in the millions by twenty forty five.
Speaker 1: By from now to then, a ten percent allocation, a
Speaker 1: twenty percent allocation doubles that to twenty million, twenty seven
Speaker 1: percent allocation doubles that, or no. Five xes that to
Speaker 1: one hundred million, thirty percent allocation even more. And then
Speaker 1: I don't know where he's getting thirty percent. I thought
Speaker 1: he was saying that's like all of No, that's okay,
Speaker 1: So it's not thirty one percent, it's it's all of
Speaker 1: your assets monetized. And even taking leverage and debt to
Speaker 1: get bitcoin by twenty forty five would make you a
Speaker 1: two hundred millionaire. Yeah. So you can watch his talk.
Speaker 1: I highly recommend it because it goes through strategy for
Speaker 1: individuals and for institutions. You can make your own decisions
Speaker 1: about that. If you do want to get interested in
Speaker 1: bitcoin or started in bitcoin with this talk, it goes
Speaker 1: through the philosophy of it. You can support me with
Speaker 1: bitcoin here, And if you want to get started in
Speaker 1: buying bitcoin, there is the link in the show description
Speaker 1: with Swan Bitcoin. They're a bitcoin only company which allows
Speaker 1: you to simply buy and then you custody that bitcoin
Speaker 1: on your own. So swan is a it's not a
Speaker 1: crypto exchange where you buy and sell. It is a
Speaker 1: by bitcoin exchange. Elliott background back on one dollar. The
Speaker 1: dancing guy looks like a wearing he's wearing a zangbato
Speaker 1: costume used in African rituals. Yeah. I think they were
Speaker 1: importing some of the African symbology in the Gothard Tunnel ritual. Also,
Speaker 1: last time I told you to look up the various
Speaker 1: verses in the Kabbala or excume me in the talmud uh.
Speaker 1: Yeah I did look him up. That's fine, Zion one dollar.
Speaker 1: How can the church militant combat modern geopolitics? Well, I
Speaker 1: don't think you have to think about that. You have
Speaker 1: to take on geopolitics like. All you have to do
Speaker 1: is get involved to the degree that you are able
Speaker 1: to be involved, you know what I mean. So there's
Speaker 1: no you don't have to be doing podcasts and canvassing
Speaker 1: for political whatever unless you want to. I think that
Speaker 1: if you have an interest in this, then you should
Speaker 1: be involved. Do it to the degree that you're able,
Speaker 1: and as far as you understand, try to, you know,
Speaker 1: have the blessing of your spiritual father to do this
Speaker 1: kind of stuff and be involved as much as is
Speaker 1: best for you to be involved. Story three dollars. Depending
Speaker 1: upon your means and where you are in life, right Like,
Speaker 1: if you're a broke college student, you know, focus on
Speaker 1: your college work, don't focus on geopolitics. If you're you know,
Speaker 1: a wealthy individual who has the means, then yeah, you
Speaker 1: should be definitely be pushing working for the good and
Speaker 1: work for virtue. Story three dollars. I'm not trying to
Speaker 1: be mean. How can people discern between Roman Calics and Orthodox? Oh?
Speaker 1: How can people not discern? Yeah? I agree, like it
Speaker 1: should be obvious if you have discernment that Romancolic Church
Speaker 1: is not the traditional church of history. But you know, people,
Speaker 1: one thing you're going to learn that I've been talking
Speaker 1: about quite a bit more recently is that a lot
Speaker 1: of times people are not out for truth at all costs.
Speaker 1: People are choosing what they want to be the case.
Speaker 1: And that's a dangerous thing. But unfortunately that's a lot
Speaker 1: of people operate that way. London five dollars. Think of
Speaker 1: the book recommendations, I look into those I'm not saying
Speaker 1: you have to avoid the Filly oquay. I'm just saying
Speaker 1: it's not like it's not the central issue like so
Speaker 1: many people think. I mean, the essence inergy sinction is
Speaker 1: more fundamental than Philly okuay, and Philly Okuay is downstream
Speaker 1: from ads. I'm a newer Christian. Is it Borrow or
Speaker 1: Sishensky on the page? I would avoid a borrow at
Speaker 1: all costs. The Sishensky book is very long and technical.
Speaker 1: It's not where I would start on the papacy. If
Speaker 1: you're new to these topics, start with the Welton book
Speaker 1: and then maybe work your way up to the Sishensky book. JM. L.
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Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 1: I see, I heard somebody talking about this and I
Speaker 1: forgot what they were saying. This was. Let me see
Speaker 1: what this is? I don't remember. H Yeah, I think
Speaker 1: that's a thing like so targeted political violence instigated by
Speaker 1: hostile rhetoric directed at a group or an individual. Of course, yeah,
Speaker 1: I think the left engages in this all the time.
Speaker 1: Has the right ever engaged in that? Maybe in Gladio
Speaker 1: or something. Maybe there's some examples of this with the right,
Speaker 1: but nowadays we're not really run by anything right wing.
Speaker 1: We're run by postmodern demonry. That kind of hows to
Speaker 1: describe it. And yeah, this is a thing. It's hard
Speaker 1: to say. I mean, it's a perfect kind of cover right,
Speaker 1: It's a perfect plausible deniability situation where oh, we didn't
Speaker 1: do anything, even though like mainstream media has been calling
Speaker 1: for this for the last ten years, I mean ever
Speaker 1: since twenty sixteen, mainstream media and the left have justified
Speaker 1: all their activities with things like this. So yeah, I
Speaker 1: would say it's absolutely a thing. Uh, I didn't know
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