Speaker 1: Oh bred of fir.
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Speaker 3: Hello, and welcome to the show. This is the Cult
Speaker 3: of Conspiracy, and my name is Jonathan. I'm Jacob, and
Speaker 3: we bring back your boy, Brandon Kroll. Welcome back to
Speaker 3: the Cult, my good man. Hello, Chabot Shalloo. Today we
Speaker 3: are getting into one nation under Satan. What does that mean?
Speaker 2: What does it mean? Indeed? So yeah, I bought a book,
Speaker 2: very expensive book, as I was telling you guys just
Speaker 2: prior to kicking in. It's almost like two hundred bucks
Speaker 2: by Tupper Saucy, a gentleman that was being harassed by Jesuits.
Speaker 2: So he said, you know what, I'll make it my
Speaker 2: life purpose and write a book exposing you all. And
Speaker 2: boy does he Between three books, Bloody Zion by Edward Henry,
Speaker 2: Solving the Mystery of Babylon the Great by Edward Hendry,
Speaker 2: and that book you will understand America and hidden history
Speaker 2: probably better than most books out there. And I'm saying
Speaker 2: this with all genuinality because it does a lot of
Speaker 2: cross referencing. Both those books I cited by Hendry have
Speaker 2: at least forty, if not more, pages of citations. And
Speaker 2: again the rest is if you have eyes open them
Speaker 2: and you will see it every day in your culture.
Speaker 2: And that's kind of what I'm trying to do, is
Speaker 2: just read a couple of passages just a tenth from
Speaker 2: what's in these books and kind of guide people in
Speaker 2: the general direction of where to look, so that when
Speaker 2: you're trying to explain it to that family member that's
Speaker 2: cognitive dissonant, that they'll start connecting the dots and going, Okay,
Speaker 2: I see it now.
Speaker 3: This is good Hendry character. I'm sorry, yeah, this Hendry character.
Speaker 3: I mean, do we know his background? I mean, I
Speaker 3: know that he brings up a lot of a lot
Speaker 3: of the references that you're citing here, But I mean,
Speaker 3: is is there any chance that this guy is a
Speaker 3: nut job or he's extremely bought out by the other
Speaker 3: side or or whatever. Is there any any craziness along
Speaker 3: with this guy?
Speaker 2: I would doubt it. Actually, I've tried. I've tried getting
Speaker 2: him on a show just to interview HM, because I said,
Speaker 2: I'm probably one of your biggest salesman because I cite
Speaker 2: from your stuff all the time. He's very humble, very
Speaker 2: relad I've listened on a couple of things. He doesn't
Speaker 2: sound like he's a big like an egomaniac or anything
Speaker 2: like that. All of his books are very consistent. He
Speaker 2: did study originally to become a lawyer at a Jesuit school,
Speaker 2: and then one day something clicked with him. He says,
Speaker 2: that doesn't make any sense at all. So from being
Speaker 2: a lawyer background, he's converted into being an author and
Speaker 2: he's dedicated at least a good two decades. I would
Speaker 2: guess Tomate just from what I have seen of his
Speaker 2: books to researching and publishing this stuff. So that's my take. Again,
Speaker 2: people can pick up the book Compare Contrast for yourself.
Speaker 2: He does do it from a Christian perspective of like,
Speaker 2: is this what the Bible says? No? So I think
Speaker 2: that's something worth considering because a lot of people are
Speaker 2: always haggling over let's not in context. This guy is
Speaker 2: pretty good and thorough of going, well, you know what
Speaker 2: it is context here we have history to compare. Does
Speaker 2: it make sense? Does it not make sense? And again
Speaker 2: that's per reader to decide.
Speaker 4: Okay, real quick talk about having eyes to see what
Speaker 4: is going on here. I have to say the artwork
Speaker 4: that is shown on screen right now is absolutely gorgeous,
Speaker 4: and for any of our cult members that may have
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Speaker 1: Let me tell you he comes with visual aids.
Speaker 4: He comes with an entire slide presentation, and yes we
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Speaker 4: But I'm telling you now, if you want to see
Speaker 4: rather than hear, what is going to go down on
Speaker 4: this episode, because I promise you words are great, but
Speaker 4: a picture's worth a thousand of them. Jonathan, tell them
Speaker 4: where they can go to see it with their eyes
Speaker 4: if they have it to see.
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Speaker 3: Let's go, all right, Brandon, Let's get into one nation
Speaker 3: under Satan, sir.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, okay, without any further ado. As always, no,
Speaker 2: I'm not one of those people that always goes it's
Speaker 2: the we're going after, not an ethnicity. We are always
Speaker 2: going after an ideology. So when I'm talking about crypto
Speaker 2: Jewish Jesuits, as I said before Catholicism, I'm going to
Speaker 2: haveing upcoming episodes that are always exposing where I'm coming from.
Speaker 2: Because again, if I did it all in one episode,
Speaker 2: we'd be here for at least twelve hours. Don't have
Speaker 2: time for that. So yeah, and Jesuits spawned off of
Speaker 2: Soul Invictus and Mithraism, so we have here. This is
Speaker 2: from Mystery Babylon the Great by Hendri. As we have seen,
Speaker 2: the Roman Catholic Church represents a gentile front for Jewish
Speaker 2: religious doctrines, used from time to time go from supporting
Speaker 2: the Catholic Church to undermining it. Ultimately, the US have
Speaker 2: plans to rid themselves of that front when it is
Speaker 2: no longer serves their purposes. It is only in that
Speaker 2: sense that Pinai's characterization of the US as a fifth
Speaker 2: column within the Catholic Church as validity A good example
Speaker 2: a duality of the US being both a defender of
Speaker 2: the Church and also its destroyer. Is the Catholic Order
Speaker 2: of the Jesuits. What most do not know is that
Speaker 2: the Jesuit Order is a crypto Jewish order of priests.
Speaker 2: While it may have gentile priests as members, it was
Speaker 2: founded by US today has a close secret ties with
Speaker 2: other clandestine Jewish organizations. Benjamin Disraeli was a was a
Speaker 2: U and a former Prime Minister of England. He revealed
Speaker 2: that the first Jesuits were us ignacious. Loyola's secretary, Polanco,
Speaker 2: was a Jewish descent and was also the only person
Speaker 2: present on Loyola's deathbed. Ignatious. Loyola himself was a crypto
Speaker 2: U of the occult Kabbalah. As we already know, Kabbola
Speaker 2: is not good, So the fact that this guy's already
Speaker 2: affiliated with this not good. A crypto U is a
Speaker 2: U who converts to another religion and howardly embraces the
Speaker 2: new religion while secretly maintaining Jewish practices. So when we're
Speaker 2: saying controlled opposition and they're over here saying outwardly I'm this,
Speaker 2: but behind closed doors they're practicing Kabba law, that's exactly
Speaker 2: what we're talking about. That's Phariseeism. As we look all
Speaker 2: good and righteous to everybody else, but behind closed doors,
Speaker 2: we're practicing passages within the Kabba Law and the Talmud.
Speaker 4: See wait a minute, As far as Ignatius goes, I
Speaker 4: have to ask on which source says that he was
Speaker 4: a student of the Kabba law, because as far as
Speaker 4: anything shows, he was a member of the Spanish nobility.
Speaker 1: He was born into that family.
Speaker 4: Then he later on took a valve of poverty and
Speaker 4: chastity with the sole intent of converting Muslims to Christianity.
Speaker 1: So when did the Kabba law make its way in?
Speaker 2: It was always in.
Speaker 4: How he was a diehard Catholic for most of his
Speaker 4: life and when he went and did his meditations. As
Speaker 4: a matter of fact, that's why he founded the Jesuit ordered.
Speaker 4: These were spiritual exercises based off of the teachings of Jesus.
Speaker 2: So for that I would recommend buying Tuppersaci I could
Speaker 2: go into full thing and do a whole thing, unjust
Speaker 2: Slayola himself. Let me let me read the next page
Speaker 2: and the maybe I'll connect. As I said crypto as
Speaker 2: I just read this last sentence, is that it outwardly Yes,
Speaker 2: that is what I am to everybody in public opinion
Speaker 2: when you read the history books. That's what I am.
Speaker 2: Behind closed doors, I'm another individual. Does that make a
Speaker 2: little bit more sense I'm putting on a for public front.
Speaker 1: I know, no, I understand that.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying I have never heard of a source
Speaker 4: saying crypto anything before that. There was a duality here,
Speaker 4: So that's what I was asking about source, that's all.
Speaker 3: I actually just pulled up a website that is called
Speaker 3: the Oblade School of Theology, and the name of this
Speaker 3: article is called a Mysticism of Practice Ignacious of Loyola.
Speaker 3: So even in theology it's talking about I mean, I'm
Speaker 3: not seeing Kabala, but you're talking about I mean, Christian.
Speaker 4: Mysticism is absolutely a thing, dude, for sure, right, But
Speaker 4: you would say that Christian mysticism is a lot closer
Speaker 4: to the Kabbalah than it is to the Bible, like I.
Speaker 1: Usually say, you would test the spirit. But that's just me.
Speaker 4: Like I believe that meditating in the spirit, and I
Speaker 4: do mean the Spirit of God, the Holy Spirit, I
Speaker 4: believe that that is absolutely good and beneficial in all
Speaker 4: the things. I also, equally to the point that you
Speaker 4: usually make a pro and a con to things. I
Speaker 4: believe that you can equally meditate in the spirit of
Speaker 4: Satan and get a adverse effect, like I believe both
Speaker 4: are very very possible and very true.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I think I feel like you can meditate
Speaker 3: in the spirit of anybody of any well, I don't
Speaker 3: know about people, but you know what I mean, like
Speaker 3: of certain angels or gods or whatever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, for the example I was talking about, it's
Speaker 4: more like usually say, for the intent, is it a
Speaker 4: positive intention or a negative intention in that realm? In
Speaker 4: this conversation of Kabbala being connected to Satan versus Christianity
Speaker 4: being connected to God in that duality, you know what
Speaker 4: I'm saying, it's usually meditation these days gets looked at
Speaker 4: like it's a part of one side of that, and
Speaker 4: I respectfully disagree.
Speaker 3: It literally tells you to meditate in the Bible, correct,
Speaker 3: it's not separate from it, so absolutely, But anyway, as.
Speaker 4: Far is the burning of incense, just so everyone's clear,
Speaker 4: completely biblical and actually told to do so in as
Speaker 4: an act of prayer, basically burned in sense as a
Speaker 4: form of prayer. So one hundred percent the wu Woo
Speaker 4: crowd ain't just always on some weird shit.
Speaker 1: Sometimes they own some real shit.
Speaker 3: Oh how about in the Book of Revelation they were
Speaker 3: talking about specific crystals that are found within the Bible
Speaker 3: and shit. So it's like, I'm telling you the world's collide.
Speaker 3: But there so is it understood that the Signatius of
Speaker 3: Loyola was a Christian mystic? Did you know that, Jacob?
Speaker 4: He was, all right, So it's understood that he was
Speaker 4: a He's a saint. For the record, he's been canonized
Speaker 4: by the Catholic Church. He founded the and this is
Speaker 4: according to the history books, if we are to believe
Speaker 4: such documents and literature. Yeah, to take that with that
Speaker 4: grand assault as well, he was he had dreams of
Speaker 4: being a military like leader. At his first big battle,
Speaker 4: at the Siege of Paloma, he took a cannon shot
Speaker 4: to the leg. He ento his military career and pretty
Speaker 4: much he was forced to turn to his faith and
Speaker 4: or going back. He wasn't like the head of the
Speaker 4: household as far as the nobility goes. He was probably
Speaker 4: going to be, you know, later on down the road.
Speaker 4: His kids wouldn't have been rich by any means. He
Speaker 4: would have had to work for himself. So basically he
Speaker 4: devoted his life to understanding deeper the connection and the
Speaker 4: spirit of God in the spirit of Jesus. Most famously,
Speaker 4: he created these meditations. He spent forty days in a
Speaker 4: cave basically deeply meditating on the Word of God and
Speaker 4: the Spirit of God through.
Speaker 1: The teachings of Jesus, specifically.
Speaker 4: Right through that, he started teaching people these meditation practices
Speaker 4: and these spiritual exercises what he called them. And basically
Speaker 4: it was thought provoking things that you read and you
Speaker 4: meditate on and you apply it in whatever way works
Speaker 4: best for you, and you get something out of it,
Speaker 4: right as you would do with a guided meditation, so
Speaker 4: to speak. But this was back in the Middle Ages
Speaker 4: or the Renaissance, I should say. He took these teachings
Speaker 4: and he actually developed a little bit of a following
Speaker 4: with this. And then I think it was fifteen forty
Speaker 4: the date might be escaping me. He and six ish,
Speaker 4: maybe five, I'm not sure of. His students formed the
Speaker 4: Society of Jesus later abbreviated to the Jesuits.
Speaker 1: They got permission from the pope to do this.
Speaker 4: But the reason why they got permission from the pope
Speaker 4: to be an officially recognized society. Is because it was
Speaker 4: said that they were specifically out with the intention of
Speaker 4: converting Muslims. Later that got brought into converting all non believers.
Speaker 4: These were also the people that later on became the
Speaker 4: dudes who ran the schools, they ran the mission groups.
Speaker 4: They were pretty much the working arm of the Catholic Church,
Speaker 4: if you will, in yeah, I mean it does. They
Speaker 4: became the quote unquote working arm of the Catholic Church.
Speaker 4: But the problem with that is the Catholic Church already
Speaker 4: had a working arm. That would be the brothers, that
Speaker 4: would be the monks, that would be the friars. These
Speaker 4: dudes that dedicated them themselves to the operations of the
Speaker 4: church and all the ins and outs of that. The
Speaker 4: priests did hit the priest things, the friars and the
Speaker 4: brothers maintained it, you know what I'm saying, And they
Speaker 4: had their own things. There's a lot of arguments about
Speaker 4: alchemy and things like that. But the Jesuits kind of
Speaker 4: as later conversions happened at sword point rather than at
Speaker 4: word and with scripture, the Jesuits kind of took on
Speaker 4: a different type of role. And again that says only
Speaker 4: if we are to believe the written documentation, which of
Speaker 4: this we have to understand, came from you know, the Vatican.
Speaker 4: So we are taking the source from the auditors of themselves.
Speaker 4: You see what I'm saying. Okay, yeah, I grant to
Speaker 4: their books. The good guys have always won too.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I would like to look a little bit more into
Speaker 3: Christian mysticism. That's one thing that I'm not very well
Speaker 3: versed in, for sure, bro.
Speaker 4: I've been telling you to check that out for forever
Speaker 4: because of how you analyze mysticism as a whole.
Speaker 1: I am curious what you will.
Speaker 4: Take from Christian mysticism, if you will, or what you'll
Speaker 4: gain from it, or what you'll what will stand out.
Speaker 1: To you if you will.
Speaker 4: But anyway, we are super detracting from Brandon here. I
Speaker 4: am sorry again. All that was the background of the
Speaker 4: quote unquote Jesuits. According to the history.
Speaker 2: Books or right, so, James Lenais, who succeeded Inacious Loyola
Speaker 2: as the second Jesuit General, was also a Jewish descent.
Speaker 2: The Fort Jesuit General was a Belgian you by the
Speaker 2: name of Everhard mercarinian Us were attracted to the Jesuit
Speaker 2: order and joined in large numbers. Some of the most
Speaker 2: influential Jesuits in history, such as Francisco Ribeira and Emmanuel Lacunza,
Speaker 2: were used during the Fifth General Congregation in fifteen ninety three.
Speaker 2: Of the twenty seven Jesuits who proposed changes to the constitutions,
Speaker 2: twenty five were of the Jewish and Moorish descent. Many
Speaker 2: of the Jesuit doctrines are similar to those found in
Speaker 2: the Kabbalah and Babylonian Talmud. It is possible that the
Speaker 2: second Beast in the Book of Revelation is the Jesuit General,
Speaker 2: also known as the Black Pope. John Terrell explains the
Speaker 2: Jewish origins of the Jesuit Order Here we Go in
Speaker 2: fourteen ninety one, saying and Nacio de Leola was born
Speaker 2: in the Basque province of Guiopozcoa, Spain. Whatever His parents
Speaker 2: were Marinos, and at the time of his birth the
Speaker 2: family was very wealthy. As a young man, he became
Speaker 2: a member of the Jewish Illuminati Order in Spain as
Speaker 2: a cover for his crypto Jewish activities. He became a
Speaker 2: very active Roman Catholic. On May twentieth of fifteen twenty one, Ignatius,
Speaker 2: as he was now called, was wounded in a battle
Speaker 2: as you just stated, and became a semi cripple. Unable
Speaker 2: to succeed in the military and political arena, he started
Speaker 2: a quest for holiness and eventually ended up in Paris,
Speaker 2: where he studied for the priesthood. In fifteen thirty nine,
Speaker 2: he had moved to Rome, where he was founding the
Speaker 2: Jesuit Order, which was to become the most vile, bloody,
Speaker 2: and persecuting order in the Roman Catholic Church. In fifteen forty,
Speaker 2: the current Pope Paul the Third approved the Order. At
Speaker 2: Loyola's death in fifteen fifty six, there were more than
Speaker 2: a thousand members in the Jesuit Order located in a
Speaker 2: number of nations. Setting up the Jesuit Order, ignatialist Loyola
Speaker 2: devised an elaborate spy system so that no one in
Speaker 2: the Order was safe. It was if there was any opposition,
Speaker 2: death would come swiftly. The Jesuit Order was not only
Speaker 2: become the destructive arm in the Roman Catholic Church, it
Speaker 2: also developed into a secret intelligence service. While the popes
Speaker 2: relied more and more on the Jesuits, they were unaware
Speaker 2: of the hardcore leadership were Jewish, and that the Yews
Speaker 2: held membership in the Illuminati order, which despised the hated
Speaker 2: Roman Catholic Church. The Jesuits established by Ignacious Loola. Nicious
Speaker 2: Loola was the leader of a secret occult organization known
Speaker 2: as the Alumbrados, which allegedly Christopher Columbus was a part
Speaker 2: of Spanish for Illuminati. On August fifteenth, fifteen thirty four,
Speaker 2: Loyola started a sister organization to the Alumbrados, which we
Speaker 2: called the Society of Jesus aka Jesuits. It is more
Speaker 2: commonly known today as the Jesuits. Loyola was arrested by
Speaker 2: the Dominican of the like inquisitors who are concerned with
Speaker 2: his growing influence and.
Speaker 3: Power, Jacob. The Jesuits are the fucking Illuminati, bro.
Speaker 1: What this is the first time I'm.
Speaker 2: Hearing found I'm connecting all that today?
Speaker 1: Oh more.
Speaker 2: Wow? And you look up Loyola University, oh.
Speaker 1: In New Orleans. Yeah, trust me, I know about Loyola. Yeah,
Speaker 1: some of the record.
Speaker 4: Everybody Loyola, you fucking trash university, just throwing it out,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 1: Anyway, Anyway, what's.
Speaker 3: Wrong with Loyola?
Speaker 1: Bash?
Speaker 2: The Jesuits.
Speaker 1: Do I know.
Speaker 3: No, I'm saying, what what's wrong with Loyola.
Speaker 1: It's it's just it's like.
Speaker 3: It's not run well or something.
Speaker 1: Oh, I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't know anything about the administration. I know nothing
Speaker 4: about the class work. I know nothing about this. I'm
Speaker 4: saying as far as our campus goes, as far as
Speaker 4: like having a college goes, And maybe I'm a bit uh,
Speaker 4: maybe I'm a bit spoiled, a little spurled, Okay, because
Speaker 4: I'm used to looking at LSU's campus and when I
Speaker 4: lived in Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: There's like eight colleges in the one city.
Speaker 4: Right, and all of them are like super well funded
Speaker 4: by political people. So the grounds are immaculate, the buildings
Speaker 4: are fucking massive. It's like a whole thing. Going to
Speaker 4: like these colleges is like a thing. Man. Then you
Speaker 4: go to Loyola and like on paper, it looks great,
Speaker 4: and you see, like, dude's wearing this sweatshirt.
Speaker 1: Oh Loyola blah blah. You go to the campus. It's
Speaker 1: bro in the middle of what.
Speaker 3: What, I guess the Illuminati lost their funding.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 1: Well, it's not it's not that.
Speaker 4: It's more like it's a school that takes state funds,
Speaker 4: and so they do what they do. Apparently they have
Speaker 4: a decent medical program. I don't anyway. Anyway, I'm just
Speaker 4: shitting on them here anyway.
Speaker 2: Moving on, So the Prime Minister origins such and again,
Speaker 2: Lorenzo is a guy that basically came along. It's alleged
Speaker 2: that he might have been the author of Sun Zoo.
Speaker 2: It actually was not a Chinese man, and the tactics
Speaker 2: that he had was part of the founding of America.
Speaker 2: Such was the context of the English power when Lorenzo
Speaker 2: Ricky tipped the stones of the Ohio Valley that tumbled
Speaker 2: into a costly war between England and France. Six years
Speaker 2: into the war, George the Second died at the age
Speaker 2: of seventy seven. He left behind a disunited Parliament and
Speaker 2: a distinctional heir barely out of his teens. George William,
Speaker 2: now King George the Third, fearfully turned the British empire
Speaker 2: over to John Stewart, butte acted swiftly to conform the
Speaker 2: wishes of the unknown superior. He began by appointing a
Speaker 2: more a compliant First Lord of the Treasury, the officer
Speaker 2: later to be known as prime Minister. Next the secretly
Speaker 2: funded grants, he purchased votes from any key members in Parliament,
Speaker 2: widely known as the King's Friends under the noble pretext
Speaker 2: of achieving a closer unity of the British Empire. Under Parliament,
Speaker 2: Mute wiped out the King's Friends into passing a law
Speaker 2: to enforce the writs of Assistance. Across the Atlantic, there
Speaker 2: were revenue raising warrants issued summarily under the Royal Seal
Speaker 2: requiring a law officer to take possession of land without
Speaker 2: trial and without jury. One does not need a doctorate
Speaker 2: or political science to know that summary expropatiation is a
Speaker 2: sure way to divide an empire, not to unite it.
Speaker 2: So I found it interesting to put in there that
Speaker 2: prime ministers started being the first thing that was dictating
Speaker 2: what was going on in America, similar to our irs.
Speaker 2: You have them now levying taxes, tariffs and whatnot. Right,
Speaker 2: and that this is the position that took over the
Speaker 2: intermediating aspect of the king. So we have prime ministers
Speaker 2: now in every freaking country that is more important than
Speaker 2: the actual royal family and or ruling class of said country.
Speaker 2: So fun fact that I said in the other time
Speaker 2: I did this show that did you know that the
Speaker 2: War of eighteen twelve their prime minister was assassinated in
Speaker 2: Britain And we never hear about that in history during
Speaker 2: time of war, that a prime minister is assassinated.
Speaker 4: Gonna be honest, at that time, the king was still
Speaker 4: running things, but the prime minister was still a very
Speaker 4: important position, I guess.
Speaker 1: In American history. Yeah, right, but in.
Speaker 4: American history we only get told the American side of
Speaker 4: the War of eighteen twelve, and all the battles took
Speaker 4: off in eighteen fourteen. I'm gonna be honest, I've never
Speaker 4: known that the prime minister was assassinated in the middle
Speaker 4: of the War of eighteen twelve.
Speaker 2: And I have a couple of books. I'm probably gonna
Speaker 2: do a presentation at some point. I'm reading, still reading,
Speaker 2: and I'm over here just going this is very interesting
Speaker 2: because again there's war. I want to know went on
Speaker 2: behind the scenes, what are little moments like I did
Speaker 2: with Booth, what's going on behind the scenes, because this
Speaker 2: is kind of significant in a time of war. Again,
Speaker 2: it was just a loone assassin. Sometimes I can't buy
Speaker 2: it when there's big, big things at play, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they always make it seem like it's so, you know,
Speaker 3: out of nowhere, it's completely out of the blue. There
Speaker 3: was one guy that was that that made this attempt
Speaker 3: on this person's life, but like, look how many people
Speaker 3: who benefit from it, you know, And that's where it
Speaker 3: gets you to really start to scratch your head and
Speaker 3: you're like, all right, there's some this guy was obvious,
Speaker 3: Like there's so many patsies throughout history, like even within
Speaker 3: our history, but we don't even hardly acknowledge them. We
Speaker 3: just we just say, oh, yeah, there's a loan shooter.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like Booth. It's like, there's so much more at
Speaker 2: play with this guy. Hello. So, as the furor over
Speaker 2: the stampback was cooling down, the Jesuits of Maryland in
Speaker 2: Pennsylvania discovered that the Director of Catholic Operations and the
Speaker 2: British Colonies, Bishop Richard chow Leonor, had asked Rome to
Speaker 2: ordain an American bishop. American Jesuits disliked the idea. Father
Speaker 2: Ferdinand Steinmeyer, alias Farmer of New York, caution Bishop Chalinor,
Speaker 2: it is incredible how hateful to non Catholics in all
Speaker 2: parts of America is the very name of bishop still
Speaker 2: in Chalinore's view and American bushop would establish better order
Speaker 2: in the colonies, restore discipline, and make it possible for
Speaker 2: the colonial Catholics to be confirmed. Steinmeyer and his American
Speaker 2: brethren strenuously opposed the idea on grounds that would only
Speaker 2: make life among Protestants more difficult for Catholics. They collected
Speaker 2: lay support for their views and asked Chalonor himself to
Speaker 2: forward the protests to Rome, which he could decline to do,
Speaker 2: leaving it to the Jesuits to state their own case.
Speaker 2: So as opposed to just a random stampback going down,
Speaker 2: there is religious origins going down, and Catholics had it
Speaker 2: really crappy prior to the Constitution because there was religious
Speaker 2: persecution against Catholics. And personally, I think rightfully so, because
Speaker 2: when you find out why people were so pare paranoid
Speaker 2: against them, it is because they're you know, the Spanish Inquisition,
Speaker 2: it was still going on. It went on for four
Speaker 2: hundred years, from fourteen hundred to eighteen something. You can
Speaker 2: google that. And this is why I'm always telling folks
Speaker 2: when there is a dislike for something, what is the
Speaker 2: institution up per individual? What is the institution responsible for
Speaker 2: because if you're loyal to the institution, that's when you're religious,
Speaker 2: whereas if you're walking by faith, not so much. But
Speaker 2: when we passed the Constitution, we suddenly allowed Catholics to
Speaker 2: have a lot more liberty as well the Jesuits, which
Speaker 2: even John Adams had stated in a letter, I fear
Speaker 2: we did a great misdeed because we should not be
Speaker 2: allowing Jesuits to have so much influence. But unfortunately, due
Speaker 2: to what we wrote in the Constitution, they have religious liberty.
Speaker 2: So even a founding father and president was against the idea,
Speaker 2: and Lincoln later on, in a speech in eighteen sixty something,
Speaker 2: said that the Jesuits control a lot of our schools.
Speaker 2: Damn yeah, and that's by design. And I'll be touching
Speaker 2: on that. So this tea, which we already know about,
Speaker 2: just going right to the tea party here, this tea
Speaker 2: could not be released for sale until a duty or
Speaker 2: of one shilling per pound was paid to the Crown.
Speaker 2: If the King would exempt the company from paying the
Speaker 2: shilling duty, the company would sell the tea through special
Speaker 2: consonese to the Americans at price lower than the colonists
Speaker 2: were paying for either the dutied English tea or the
Speaker 2: smuggled Dutch tea. Everyone would win. The American tea drinker,
Speaker 2: still suffering from the depressive effects of the British banking
Speaker 2: crisis of July of seventeen seventy two, would win. East
Speaker 2: India Company would win, and with this windfall duty of
Speaker 2: not one but three shillings a pound, the Crown would win.
Speaker 2: The only loser would be the colonial tea merchants, who
Speaker 2: had been enjoying nice profits on both dutied and smuggled tea.
Speaker 2: The King's friends directed Parliament to put the scheme into law,
Speaker 2: and on May tenth, seventeen seventy three, the Tea Act
Speaker 2: and into the effect. Predictably, the tea merchants reacted in fury.
Speaker 2: Over the next six months, they pressed the intercolonial network
Speaker 2: of dissident propagandists to help them mount a protest. No taxation,
Speaker 2: no taxation without represented, all that stuff. Yet, So basically,
Speaker 2: we're going to put pressure on the merchants, something of
Speaker 2: the industry, something of lucrative aspect, so that we'll get
Speaker 2: the colonists to start reacting in the way that we
Speaker 2: want them to. Is that not similar to what we're
Speaker 2: going to be getting with the protests on each one
Speaker 2: of our shorelines at the docks. It's the same thing.
Speaker 2: Create the chaos, already have a solution in the wings,
Speaker 2: but do it at the exact time that you need them,
Speaker 2: so then you can work at your quote unquote magic.
Speaker 2: And wouldn't a businessman be it perfect in the White
Speaker 2: House when it's such a thing, would go down to
Speaker 2: fix that problem? Who went to a Jesuit college? I
Speaker 2: might add, Yeah, what began as an injustice against tea
Speaker 2: merchants amplified by the propagandists into a widely felt injustice
Speaker 2: against the colonies in general. Then on July twenty one,
Speaker 2: seventy seventy three, Ganganelli Clement the fourteenth abolished the Jesuits,
Speaker 2: allegedly publicly for all eternity. His brief disestablishment is entitled
Speaker 2: the Dominus ach Redemptor Noster, which is usually translated God
Speaker 2: our Redeemer. We should note that redemptor also means a
Speaker 2: revenue agent, considering that the brief's real effect in the
Speaker 2: long term was a dramatic increase in papal revenues from
Speaker 2: a new Febronian America and I'll be breaking down with
Speaker 2: that is, perhaps God in our revenue agent would be
Speaker 2: more appropriate translation, if not the intended one. Although Catholic
Speaker 2: history calls the disestablishment a supreme tragedy, John Carroll more
Speaker 2: accurately appraised it as the sexualization of the society of Jesus.
Speaker 2: Thousands of Jesuits now rose in secular prominence throughout the
Speaker 2: Western world, and the arts, sciences, and government were filling
Speaker 2: a lot of names the pup up up. During the
Speaker 2: night of December sixteen, seventy seventy three, a gang of
Speaker 2: Indians climbed aboard some certain ships in the Boston Harbor,
Speaker 2: ripped open three hundred and forty two of the East
Speaker 2: India's tea chests, and threw overboard their contents, valued at
Speaker 2: ninety thousand dollars. Well, they looked like Indians, and the
Speaker 2: witnesses thought they were Indians, But the big open secret
Speaker 2: was that they were Freemasons in disguise, which is controlled
Speaker 2: by the Jesuits. Perhaps the most succinct statement on the
Speaker 2: subjects appears in the respected Masonic historian Arthur Edward Waite's
Speaker 2: new Encyclopedia Freemasonry. That quote the Boston Tea Party was
Speaker 2: entirely Masonic, carried out by members of Saint John's Lodge
Speaker 2: during an adjourned meaning. Parliament reacted to the Boston Tea
Speaker 2: Party in a way calculated and increased dozens of rolling
Speaker 2: boulders into the devastating landslide, without seriously inquiring into who
Speaker 2: was responsible, and wholly disregarding the offer of more than
Speaker 2: one hundred Boston merchants to make restitution. Parliament, again, just
Speaker 2: like they did with the Patriot Act in America, rushed
Speaker 2: into law a mass unreasonably putative legislation closing the port
Speaker 2: of Boston to trade forbidding town meetings without the consent
Speaker 2: of the Governor, and denying Massachusetts legislator the right to
Speaker 2: choose the Governor's council, providing for the quartering of the
Speaker 2: British and Haitian troops in the colony, and ordering that
Speaker 2: any officer or soldier of the Crown accused of the
Speaker 2: act of violence and performance of his duty should be
Speaker 2: sent to another colony or to England for what they
Speaker 2: would surely be a sweetheart trial. To complete the overhill,
Speaker 2: Parliament passed the Quebec Act, which cut off claims the Massachusetts, Connecticut, Virginia,
Speaker 2: and New York to their western lands, and placed these
Speaker 2: lands to add insult to injury, under the French Catholic
Speaker 2: jurisdiction of Quebec.
Speaker 3: Jacob, I'm about to mess you up right here. Hold on,
Speaker 3: keep that page rate there, Brandon, because up top it
Speaker 3: talks about the Masonic historian Arthur Edward Waite's new Encyclopedia
Speaker 3: of Freemasonry. You know who Arthur Edward Waite is. I
Speaker 3: have ache He's the one that created the fucking rider Wait,
Speaker 3: Tarot Deck. The og Tarot Deck was this guy.
Speaker 1: And he was a high level Freemason and we know
Speaker 1: who they worship. So I love it.
Speaker 3: I love it. Let's go makes me even more excited
Speaker 3: because he was always referenced as a E. Waits, and
Speaker 3: I was like, ae Arthur Edward Oh shit.
Speaker 4: That would also be the Irish writer who was really
Speaker 4: really high up with the ot O. Him and Alistair
Speaker 4: Crowley kind of hated each other. It's a whole thing.
Speaker 3: Who a e Wait did?
Speaker 1: Wait? What year was he popping?
Speaker 2: Story? And I guess we'll probably have something out there.
Speaker 2: I bet all right, huh.
Speaker 4: I might be getting him confused with someone else, But dude,
Speaker 4: hold on, I just did some quick figure in here.
Speaker 4: I didn't know how much merchandise the Boston Tea Party
Speaker 4: fucked out of, like the merchants and everything.
Speaker 1: Gonna be honest, never looked into it.
Speaker 4: Jonathan, Oh my god, you said, ninety thousand dollars is
Speaker 4: what it was valued at, correct.
Speaker 3: In seventeen seventy three.
Speaker 4: So in just so we're all in the understanding of
Speaker 4: what we're talking about, somebody get their calculator out here.
Speaker 4: One hundred dollars in seventeen seventy six would be equal
Speaker 4: to three thousand, six hundred and twenty four dollars and
Speaker 4: fifteen cents today, So ninety thousand dollars. These people basically
Speaker 4: dumped over over a million dollars worth of merchandise and
Speaker 4: said fuck it.
Speaker 3: Um yeah, let's see.
Speaker 4: So basically do three yeah, three sixty two forty times
Speaker 4: ninety Jesus times ninety thousand, sixty three hundred and sixty
Speaker 4: two dollars times ninety thousand.
Speaker 1: You're okay, I was wrong thirty under a.
Speaker 3: Million thirty two million, Actually oh.
Speaker 1: I was Jesus.
Speaker 4: So just so we're all understanding how pissed the East
Speaker 4: India Trading Company would have been. How pissed the Crown
Speaker 4: would have been because they were expecting royalties off of
Speaker 4: all of that. And the local colonials also historically fact
Speaker 4: checked and backed the leaders of the Boston Tea Party
Speaker 4: at least were high level Freemasons, not a joke, confirmed
Speaker 4: all all doubts and all that's proven. Basically just told
Speaker 4: the Crown big middle fingers to the tune thirty one million, holy.
Speaker 3: Shit, thirty two million dollars.
Speaker 2: Sir, Yeah, I was strained by the Jesuits to have
Speaker 2: all this go down. Just throwing that out there. It's
Speaker 2: not just soley, we're going against the Crown. As I'm
Speaker 2: going to explain towards the end, you're gonna be going,
Speaker 2: oh so, it's basically just create a cousin, but you
Speaker 2: have to make it look good.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's keep going.
Speaker 2: Uh. Both of you were correct about the Tarot deck,
Speaker 2: and secondly, both remembers of the Order of Golden Dawn
Speaker 2: at Arthur Edward Waite, a group that practiced soteric rituals
Speaker 2: and beliefs. However, they deferred in their emphasis on mysticism
Speaker 2: versus practical magic, which led to a split in the organization.
Speaker 4: This eventually led to the Battle of Blythroat for the record,
Speaker 4: where Alison Crowley got the shit beat out of him.
Speaker 3: I just pulled up the tarot deck and I just
Speaker 3: pulled off the top card just to show y'all. And
Speaker 3: it just happened to be the fucking devil card. So
Speaker 3: that's for y'all. Right, there.
Speaker 2: Should be a sign right there.
Speaker 1: That is the sign, by the way, if you needed one,
Speaker 1: it just told you so.
Speaker 2: Too serious. Theorists in seventy seventy six be like the
Speaker 2: bus and tea party was a false flag because out
Speaker 2: of one of the boxes that they allegedly destroyed, guess
Speaker 2: which one they saved here over here in a museum,
Speaker 2: out of the three hundred and forty two, it's a
Speaker 2: three forty. Ess, we're dumped into the bust and harbor.
Speaker 2: Look how they pose it in the museum like a cube,
Speaker 2: like a cobba cube cow ba lat There we go,
Speaker 2: case closed, your honor. It's not just something again. This
Speaker 2: is on display and this is the travel Bible dot
Speaker 2: Com Museum of Artifacts, So I'm not just you know,
Speaker 2: creating ai image. This is a real thing. You can
Speaker 2: go and see it. If you so choose, I don't
Speaker 2: think you can touch it because it's underglass.
Speaker 1: I've been there in Boston and I've seen it. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Okay, that's legit. Okay, all right. So Rome
Speaker 2: never replied to child Nor's petition for an American bishop.
Speaker 2: The bishop later discovered that that petition, made in a
Speaker 2: letter to Cardinal Spinelli, was entered into the post and
Speaker 2: steven teen sixty four never left England and Bishop of
Speaker 2: Chalonor's words, it was opened, and it stopped on this
Speaker 2: side of the water. Whoever opened Chalonor's letter must have
Speaker 2: passed it to the contents on to the Church of England,
Speaker 2: for no sooner was Chealonor posted His letter from the
Speaker 2: Anglican Bishop of London, who had thus far been content
Speaker 2: to rule his American subjects from London, asked the British
Speaker 2: Cabinet to permit the Church of England to create an
Speaker 2: American bishop to attend the shepherdless flock in the colonies.
Speaker 2: When word of this request raged the colonies, which were
Speaker 2: mostly Protestant but less than fifteen percent Anglican, the reaction
Speaker 2: must have elated Lorenzo Ricky, the guy who's in charge
Speaker 2: of Jesuits. At the time, the sons and daughters of
Speaker 2: the immigrants had braved the wilds of the Indian Rittlesnakes
Speaker 2: to escape. Religious prelates took the bishop's petition to be
Speaker 2: the worst act of tyranny. Yet not the Boston Tea Party.
Speaker 2: This was the biggest thing. They don't want. No, we
Speaker 2: don't need, no Catholic bishop. We don't know no stinking badges,
Speaker 2: the most pressing cause for alarm, the number one thing
Speaker 2: to revolt against the American bishop scare was whipped up
Speaker 2: in the Non Anglican Protestant church pulpits, the era's most
Speaker 2: electrifying communications medium. Presbyterian Congregationalist preachers that an American bishop
Speaker 2: would be ecclesiastical stamp act. So again, a spiritual aspect
Speaker 2: as opposed to like monetary, would strip Americans of all
Speaker 2: their liberties civil as well as their religious and if
Speaker 2: submitted to the will and length, grind us to powder.
Speaker 2: They've warned that an American bishop would dominate. That the
Speaker 2: colonial governors and councils strengthened the position of the colonial
Speaker 2: oligarchy and drive to centers from political life with a
Speaker 2: test act requiring officials to state their religious preference. Having
Speaker 2: brought the colonial governments under his control, the American bishop
Speaker 2: would then establish the Church of Rome in all the
Speaker 2: colonies and impose axes for the support of its hierarchy.
Speaker 2: A letter in the New York Gazette of the Weekly
Speaker 2: Postboy for March fourteenth, seventeen sixty eight charged that an
Speaker 2: American bishop would introduce a system of episcopal palaces, and
Speaker 2: pontifical revenues and spiritual courts, and all the pomp, grandeur, luxury,
Speaker 2: and regalia of the American Lambeth so Lamberth Palace being
Speaker 2: the residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury, head of the
Speaker 2: England of the royal family. An American bishop would transform
Speaker 2: Americans into a people compelled to fall upon their knees
Speaker 2: in the streets and adore the papal miter as the
Speaker 2: apostolistic tyrant of rides by his gilded equippage. Reverend Jonathan
Speaker 2: Mayhew dud Leon, lecturer at Harvard, invaded against Popish idolatry
Speaker 2: in a famous and arguably prophetic sermon by that title,
Speaker 2: stating quote, let the bishops go at their feet, their
Speaker 2: feet and the stirrup and their beast the laity with
Speaker 2: will prance and flounce about to no purpose. Bishops will
Speaker 2: prove to be the trojan horse by which the potpoury
Speaker 2: will subjugate North America. The American bishop Scare did more
Speaker 2: to forment the colony to revolt and eventually raised more
Speaker 2: soldiery than the tyrannical rites of taxes schemes combined. Immediately
Speaker 2: it created permanent committees and correspondents, and intercolonial organization of
Speaker 2: the churches, and a society of dissenters based in New York.
Speaker 2: So it wasn't solely just oh, no taxation without representation.
Speaker 2: It was, oh, crap, we got away from the Catholic
Speaker 2: Church and the control of churches and all this sort
Speaker 2: of thing, and now you want to bring that to
Speaker 2: this side of the So in history we're taught several
Speaker 2: generations later, oh it was the propagandis because we see
Speaker 2: what they were saying, is like, no taxation representation. This
Speaker 2: is the reason we went to war civil war. We
Speaker 2: went to war over slavery. Yes, but again there's always
Speaker 2: contributing elements. It's not just one thing boom we go
Speaker 2: to war over that. There is always contributing factors and
Speaker 2: a list of things that were going on, and it's
Speaker 2: good to compile them because then when you see it
Speaker 2: for what it is, you're going, okay, So what was
Speaker 2: the motivation for per individual to get in the fray?
Speaker 2: So to speak?
Speaker 4: I gotta say, when the word popery comes out, I
Speaker 4: can only actually think of the opening scene from Gangs
Speaker 4: in New York.
Speaker 2: Yes, to be honestly with part of the reason for
Speaker 2: so many people what was deserted and that's why they
Speaker 2: had to do the draft, was because the minute the
Speaker 2: Pope said to Jeff Davis, you're good as your own
Speaker 2: separate states. You're part of now the Catholic thing, you
Speaker 2: give you my blessing, all the Irish and a good
Speaker 2: chunk of Catholics in the North were going, well, if
Speaker 2: the Pope says they're good, then weatherfre Are we shooting
Speaker 2: at them? Let's good?
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So do we hear that as the main narrative. No,
Speaker 2: we're always taught just the other aspects. But it's like
Speaker 2: there's a huge attributing factor. And this is part of
Speaker 2: the reason why Lincoln said, I'm not making this into
Speaker 2: a religious war. If I tell this to the population,
Speaker 2: it's going to be ten times worse because how did
Speaker 2: religious wars go over in Europe for literally centuries between
Speaker 2: Protestants and Catholics. Not well, they went on for decades.
Speaker 2: I only want this to go on for a year
Speaker 2: or two if possible. You know, He's you know, like
Speaker 2: talking about.
Speaker 1: That movie The Gangs in New York.
Speaker 4: If you look at it, Bill the butcher was just
Speaker 4: trying to protect his home from illegal aliens. I'm just
Speaker 4: I'm not saying that that makes him the good guy.
Speaker 4: He was obviously a villain.
Speaker 1: But like I'm just saying a.
Speaker 4: Lot of people have been screaming a lot of hateful
Speaker 4: rhetoric that sounds like that pointed towards.
Speaker 1: The South these days, and like, you know, I.
Speaker 4: Feel like a lot of people who who feel like
Speaker 4: Leo DiCaprio's character resonates with them a little bit.
Speaker 1: I feel like a lot of them more resonate with
Speaker 1: your boy, Daniel Day. That's just me. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I was reading a meme earlier says it's funny. Well,
Speaker 2: I think I saved it's towards the top. It was
Speaker 2: saying it they invaded as in Britain and Europe with
Speaker 2: the UK ninety eight percent of the world's countries. Then
Speaker 2: they complain about immigration.
Speaker 4: I saw that too, and I'm gonna be honest, it's
Speaker 4: funny as hell, but also.
Speaker 1: Yeah, kind of because that, yeah, I get it.
Speaker 2: Franchised and in a sense, you know, no, they want
Speaker 2: us to get all worked up and become lovers of
Speaker 2: the kingdoms of this world. That's why I'm gonna be
Speaker 2: breaking down, because when you love country, you're willing to
Speaker 2: shed blood for it, right, and then if you're like, well,
Speaker 2: give us a king over us so we can keep
Speaker 2: this going or whatever. Whenever you're pitching it sounds great,
Speaker 2: and you kill a whole bunch of people over the process,
Speaker 2: it's like, basically, I'll be here, you go die for
Speaker 2: me on the battlefield. Go little peasant, goco.
Speaker 4: Thank you so Jonathan, you remember how you asked me
Speaker 4: recently if the nation of Israel was supposed to have
Speaker 4: a king, and I said no, they weren't actually supposed
Speaker 4: to have a king. They were supposed to answer only
Speaker 4: to your boy.
Speaker 1: But then they were like, please, we need a king
Speaker 1: to lead.
Speaker 4: And he's like, why I gave you the rules, I
Speaker 4: etched them for you, Like, what's up, that's what he's
Speaker 4: referencing here.
Speaker 2: A marriage contract like we covered last time, is like,
Speaker 2: this is how intimate it is. You have direct access,
Speaker 2: best of the best. Nope, we want an intermediator again.
Speaker 2: I don't want that. I don't want religion. I don't
Speaker 2: want intermediator. I want personal You don't want that. Fine, okay,
Speaker 2: all right, yeah, So duties were increased. The colonial imports
Speaker 2: justified the notion that the colony should contribute their fair
Speaker 2: share of increased tax expenses of running an empire, which
Speaker 2: expanded by the Treaty of Paris. Higher duties heightened smuggling activities,
Speaker 2: which in turn increased the admiralty caseload. Americans began sniffing
Speaker 2: tyranny in the Breeze Grenville's New Sugar and Molasses Act
Speaker 2: and forced ruinous duties on foreign staples necessary for rum making.
Speaker 2: The Act reduced imports of sugar molasses from French, Spanish,
Speaker 2: and dust West Indies, which in turn greatly reduced the meat, fish, flour, horses,
Speaker 2: and lumber which the colonies could export to the islands.
Speaker 2: This caused a lumber in colonial the slump and the
Speaker 2: colonial production large debts, which the colonists owed to the
Speaker 2: British predators for furniture, clothing, ironware, pottery, jewelry, and many
Speaker 2: other articles went unpaid. Merchants complained that Parliament was killing
Speaker 2: the goose that laid the golden egg. Basically, how can
Speaker 2: we make you money for your taxes if we can't
Speaker 2: do any bartering in trade? This is all by design.
Speaker 2: They're making it hard intentionally. Parliament's strange response to the
Speaker 2: to prohibit the colonies from issuing proper currency to supply
Speaker 2: their lack of gold and silver. George Grenville did, however,
Speaker 2: invite the fuming colonists to propose suggestions for how they
Speaker 2: would like to be taxed pick your poison. When the
Speaker 2: colonists refused to dignify the invitation with the response, Parliament
Speaker 2: in March seventeen sixty five passed without debate or opposition.
Speaker 2: An even more infuriating measure, that Stamp Act as I
Speaker 2: referred to earlier, required the purchasing and the fixing of
Speaker 2: stamps to all colonial deeds, leases, bills of sale, pamphlets, newspapers, advertisement, mortgages,
Speaker 2: wills and contracts. If duties on sugar and molasses could
Speaker 2: not be considered part of the regulation of the Empire's trade.
Speaker 2: The Stamp Act was a tax levied by a bloody
Speaker 2: thousand miles away for the sole purpose of raising a revenue.
Speaker 2: It affected all classes of colonists. Never before had Parliament
Speaker 2: dared to impose such attacks. Whereas the duty of the
Speaker 2: foreign molasses and anti smuggling measures were felt only by
Speaker 2: the great merchants of the New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Charleston,
Speaker 2: the Stamp Act affected a wider public. So basically they
Speaker 2: are creating anarchy by what trade money. As I said before,
Speaker 2: that connects with the PM. Interestingly enough, as I say
Speaker 2: did before, Nimrod's son tamuz Aka, affiliated with Mercury and
Speaker 2: bail is alleged to be the originator of coinage. And
Speaker 2: since the roth Child's claim to be descendants of Nimrod,
Speaker 2: and they are the ones who designed the Israeli fi
Speaker 2: and also designed the Israeli Supreme Court that has the
Speaker 2: all seeing eye a top of it as the same
Speaker 2: as our dollar bill, I give a little credence that
Speaker 2: all of this currency issue is by design. And this
Speaker 2: is why I tell folks when I say I'm libertarian
Speaker 2: in sentiments as in as for me and my house
Speaker 2: we're gonna serve the lord. You guys, do you I'm
Speaker 2: gonna debate, you stay off my lawn, basically, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So however, however, I'm not I'm saying that in sentiment.
Speaker 2: That's not a political party allegiance, right, And I also
Speaker 2: go even further where I would stay I'm a little
Speaker 2: bit more tribal. What do you mean, I you know,
Speaker 2: if there's a chief, we respect him because he's an elder.
Speaker 2: The men would get together as a counsel, all men,
Speaker 2: every man, not just I'm this party. I'm that already
Speaker 2: only one guy speaking for me. All the men of
Speaker 2: the tribe are able to come in here. And you
Speaker 2: respect femininity, not feminism. Femininity. Every woman in the tribe
Speaker 2: would be referred to as mother because you're nurturing. It
Speaker 2: takes a village to raise a child. And I would
Speaker 2: also say when we would try our best to always
Speaker 2: try to negotiate with barter and trade without the need
Speaker 2: for money when you can. That's basically kind of like
Speaker 2: the Amish, only when we go into town where we'd
Speaker 2: be needing the money. You follow what I'm saying, because
Speaker 2: if you don't have government, and you don't you know,
Speaker 2: you don't need the money unless you're in like, you know,
Speaker 2: going out into the world sort of thing. It becomes
Speaker 2: a better community. And I'm not saying community as communism, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: I'm saying community as in you just you can relay
Speaker 2: off of each other. You build homes next to each other.
Speaker 2: When you add on to the family, you can just
Speaker 2: walk over next door and they'll babysit you. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: go over. You know your tribe so and again, not
Speaker 2: a soldier. I'm a warrior. We defend and we avenge,
Speaker 2: not somebody signing legislation this. I think that's perfect. But
Speaker 2: some people are a little bit picky. But that's I
Speaker 2: think that's perfect. It's it's so ideal.
Speaker 3: Oh dude, the amount of people that are calling for
Speaker 3: more and more government, I'm just like, what are you doing, Like,
Speaker 3: why do you want more of that?
Speaker 4: The same big government that By the way, I just
Speaker 4: saw the people of Florida just got their checks for
Speaker 4: seven hundred and fifty dollars.
Speaker 1: Thank god, we found one hundred and fifty.
Speaker 4: Seven million or billion or whatever to send Elebanon. Thank
Speaker 4: the Lord. We have that in the callfers for another country.
Speaker 4: But seven fifty to the Americans, and don't worry. They
Speaker 4: will be fucking taxed on that, by the way, but whatever, whatever.
Speaker 3: It's just alone. It's not only really alone, dude. Yeah,
Speaker 3: not only will they be taxed, they have to pay
Speaker 3: it all back, yeah, with interest, with interest. Yeah, government's
Speaker 3: gonna be making some money off y'all, ass as if
Speaker 3: they don't make enough already.
Speaker 1: Right, that's the US government for you. Don't worry. They
Speaker 1: about you.
Speaker 4: They care about your children's education, they care about your health,
Speaker 4: they care about your future, they.
Speaker 1: Care about your retirement.
Speaker 4: Don't mind the fact that they just pushed the fucking
Speaker 4: retirement age back on the boomers, on the ones who
Speaker 4: have been banking on retiring at sixty four and a half,
Speaker 4: now most of them are looking at maybe sixty seven,
Speaker 4: maybe seventy. And that's before we even get to the
Speaker 4: fucking conversation about what it's gonna look like for us.
Speaker 4: But yes, yes, that government, y'all, they genuinely give a
Speaker 4: fuck about you.
Speaker 3: We need more of that.
Speaker 4: More, please, please, Daddy, govern me harder legislation into all
Speaker 4: of the ophices, we please. We need it because we're
Speaker 4: just we can't think for ourselves. Obviously anyway, it's it's difficult.
Speaker 3: Well, it's dangerous to do your own research, as they
Speaker 3: said during COVID. You know, yeah, it's dangerous.
Speaker 1: Don't do that anyway. It's it's that statements.
Speaker 3: Still baffle like yeah, childish, canna be No, I love them,
Speaker 3: but like that statement still baffles me. It's dangerous to
Speaker 3: do your own research. Like just that was that was
Speaker 3: two years ago. They were saying that.
Speaker 4: Like, I hate how they prefaced it, right, they showed
Speaker 4: it like a WebMD commercial. Because just if anybody's never
Speaker 4: gone on to WebMD and just typed in what currently
Speaker 4: is ailing you, I don't care if you have the sniffles,
Speaker 4: I don't care if you have a trick shoulder, doesn't matter.
Speaker 4: You type it into WebMD and look up possible causes.
Speaker 4: By the way, you now have cancer and aids. It's
Speaker 4: a thing, right, So like okay, okay, with a little
Speaker 4: bit of some cognitive you know ability, it's yeah, the
Speaker 4: internet's a crazy place.
Speaker 1: Not everything is going to be one hundred percent factual.
Speaker 4: But like that's they prefaced it saying that that's the danger.
Speaker 4: They missed the part where they'll only shove certain information
Speaker 4: into for instance, TurboTax. Just throwing this out. Did you
Speaker 4: know by law TurboTax and H and R Block have
Speaker 4: to give you a free option to file your taxes.
Speaker 4: Did you also know that you have to go to
Speaker 4: like the thirty seventh page to find that option because
Speaker 4: by law they had to offer it, but they could
Speaker 4: go out of their way to try to hide it.
Speaker 4: And that's what they do every year. So people are
Speaker 4: giving over money every single year to H and R
Speaker 4: Block and a TurboTax and a rocket loan, all these
Speaker 4: all these things, all these things you.
Speaker 1: Don't have to.
Speaker 4: If you search their page hard enough, you can find
Speaker 4: their free option that they have to offer by law.
Speaker 4: But that's what I'm saying. That's not disinformation, that's not
Speaker 4: a lie. They never lied to you and said they
Speaker 4: don't have a free option. They just didn't tell you
Speaker 4: about it. You have to do your own research. But
Speaker 4: that's dangerous.
Speaker 3: Don't do that. Don't do that.
Speaker 2: Only sixteen hundred bucks still and I filed in early January.
Speaker 2: I got a beat.
Speaker 4: My returns are still pending. They're holding thousands of dollars
Speaker 4: from me.
Speaker 2: Yes, and it's because of our content. Dude, I swear
Speaker 2: that's the only reason, bro, it has to be.
Speaker 4: I literally paid my taxes. Uncle Sam got his slice.
Speaker 4: I'm waiting on the extra back, and there's a whole
Speaker 4: case number. I've called the IRS. I called my tax lady,
Speaker 4: she's called her it department. Everybody's like, oh, I don't know,
Speaker 4: try this number instead, Like, okay, I guess I'm that's it.
Speaker 1: That's pretty much it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't even check my status that says our
Speaker 2: website's not working at this time. Try again later, I'm like.
Speaker 2: And then I was on the phone for two hours
Speaker 2: and two minutes on the IRS and then they hung
Speaker 2: up on me.
Speaker 4: My shit's been penning for like seven months, dude, I'm
Speaker 4: assuming that is just Uncle Sam's now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm telling you, man, I think they're trying to
Speaker 2: oppress us. I'm just saying, well.
Speaker 3: They gave all the money out already, dude, they don't
Speaker 3: have any more to lend.
Speaker 2: That's what it is. Grateful support God's chosen people. You
Speaker 2: wing grateful surf.
Speaker 4: They overspent that shit and now they don't have it
Speaker 4: to hand back to us.
Speaker 1: That's what it is. One hundred percent.
Speaker 4: It's over there in the Middle East getting I'll tell
Speaker 4: you what if they would have told me that money,
Speaker 4: that the money I'm owed went to help the people
Speaker 4: in North Carolina or the people in Florida, and like
Speaker 4: could guarantee that that is exactly what happened. Yo, keep
Speaker 4: the fucking money.
Speaker 2: I'm good with It's that's all I ask.
Speaker 1: I'm good with that, right. But like you know, damn
Speaker 1: good and.
Speaker 4: Well, that got fired out of some rocket and it's
Speaker 4: a quarter million dollars per shot to hit a dude
Speaker 4: that's never gonna make that much money in his life,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: That's the facts, that's the.
Speaker 2: Main So we have another individual here, and this is
Speaker 2: where I'm going to be making a little bit of
Speaker 2: them because Manly P. Hall agrees with him.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 2: Charles Thompson was the Congressional Session at seventy seventy four
Speaker 2: until his ratification of the Constitution seventeen eighty nine. With
Speaker 2: William Barton, a Freemason, he designed the Great Seal of
Speaker 2: the United States of America. The choice of its Virgilian
Speaker 2: mottoes is credited exclusively to Thompson. Among his contemporaries. Charles
Speaker 2: Thompson's name was synonymous with truth, so accurate was his
Speaker 2: minutes at the Pennsylvania's negotiations with the Delaware Indians that
Speaker 2: the Delawares called him whig Wu la mo end, which
Speaker 2: means the man who talks the truth. When he would
Speaker 2: take his daily reports to the congressional proceedings to the streets,
Speaker 2: eager mobs would cry, here comes Charles Thompson, Here comes
Speaker 2: the truth. Once the Constitution was ratified, Charles Thompson retired
Speaker 2: to Hareton, his country home in Brynn Marr. He destroyed
Speaker 2: his personal papers relative to the creation of the New
Speaker 2: republic An article by Kenneth Balling of the Pennsylvania Magazine
Speaker 2: of History and Biography in nineteen seventy six says quote
Speaker 2: that Thompson actually wrote a lengthy history of the Revolution,
Speaker 2: which he also destroyed. Thompson's bio biographer, j Edwin Hendrix
Speaker 2: of Wake Forest, suggest a fate other than a destruction
Speaker 2: a lie. Alluding to the persistent rumors that Thompson's papers
Speaker 2: of the Pennsylvania Masonic records, Professor Hendrix assured me personally
Speaker 2: that numerous inquiries have failed to reflect Thompson's membership in
Speaker 2: a Pennsylvania masonry So whether Thompson destroyed his history or
Speaker 2: surrendered it to the crypt of secrecy. It is clear
Speaker 2: that he knew there were certain elements in the formation
Speaker 2: of the American government that must be ignored. If the
Speaker 2: truth were known, he told his friends darkly, many careers
Speaker 2: would be tarnished and the leadership of the nation would
Speaker 2: be weakened. And so Charles Thompson occupied the remaining forty
Speaker 2: years of his life translating the subtruagant of the Greek
Speaker 2: language of the Bible blah blah blah blah, and the
Speaker 2: insiders of the history of the Revolution. Doctor Benjamin Rush
Speaker 2: overheard Thompson reply to one such request that he would
Speaker 2: write down the history of the US and recorded it
Speaker 2: in his diary. He said, no, I ought not, or
Speaker 2: I should contradict all the histories of the great events
Speaker 2: of the revolution, and shew my account of men, motives
Speaker 2: and measures that are wholly indebted to the agency of
Speaker 2: Providence for his successful issue. Let the world admire the
Speaker 2: supposed wisdom and valor of the great men. Perhaps they
Speaker 2: may adopt the qualities that have been ascribed to them,
Speaker 2: and thus good may be done. I shall not undeceive
Speaker 2: future generations what I believe says the author. Thompson was
Speaker 2: meaning to say that it's simply not a historical account
Speaker 2: of the American Revolution can be truthful unless it discloses
Speaker 2: the role played by the agency of Providence. Notice that
Speaker 2: Thompson does not use the word providence alone, which was
Speaker 2: understood in that day to mean God or Christ. He
Speaker 2: does not say we are wholly indebted to God, or
Speaker 2: we are wholly indebted to Christ, but rather to the
Speaker 2: agency thereof. If Thompson knew the word agency was a
Speaker 2: synonym for vicar, which means substitute affiliated with the pope,
Speaker 2: and I can't imagine that a professional linguist would not
Speaker 2: if he knew that the popes had been the vicars
Speaker 2: of Christ since the fifth century, and I can't imagine
Speaker 2: that a biblical scholar of his quality wouldn't. Then Thompson
Speaker 2: was most likely staying, we are wholly indebted to the
Speaker 2: vicar of Christ, that is the Roman papacy. But what
Speaker 2: a ridiculous statement to the post revolutionary American mindset. Who
Speaker 2: would have believed such an outrageous notion coming from even
Speaker 2: the man who talks the truth. The embattled, degenerate dying
Speaker 2: papacy could not possibly have affected the revolution. Anyone foolish
Speaker 2: enough to run with this idea would have crashed headlong
Speaker 2: into a wall of ridicule. For Thompson, there was no
Speaker 2: future in telling whether he knew, since he chose not
Speaker 2: to deceive the future generations current American population.
Speaker 4: This guy later spent his life converting the entire Greek
Speaker 4: translations of the Bible into English. So it ended on
Speaker 4: a positive note at least in some regard.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 2: Yes, but there's a little sad part where it's like,
Speaker 2: what did you do with the documents?
Speaker 1: Though?
Speaker 2: What would have changed in the history. It's like they've
Speaker 2: created legends.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And I'll tell you this also as far as
Speaker 4: the realm of legends and things like that, providence being
Speaker 4: brought up.
Speaker 1: I've said it on the show a few times.
Speaker 4: But South Africa is another country where the white inhabitants
Speaker 4: believe like it is their land gifted to them through providence,
Speaker 4: through a.
Speaker 1: Vow an oath.
Speaker 4: That they made with God during the Boer Wars. Right
Speaker 4: the Dutch language being the national language of South Africa
Speaker 4: is because of that, and they fully believe that it
Speaker 4: was a basically a deal struck with God.
Speaker 1: That seems to be a recurring theme if you want
Speaker 1: to get.
Speaker 4: Honest, when you look at a lot of colonial places
Speaker 4: that were at one time owned by some sort of royalty,
Speaker 4: how it always comes down to God wills it not?
Speaker 2: But not necessarily God. Because Okay, so here's what Jonathan
Speaker 2: was implying earlier, and I'm gonna be doing that episode
Speaker 2: will be ready by next weekend. So if you guys
Speaker 2: want to shoot in November, I'm not gonna spoil the
Speaker 2: whole thing. But it talks about Building seven and what
Speaker 2: its significance is in Masonic lodges. Let's go, And it
Speaker 2: connects with Hetholicism because like I said before, Mith Thron's
Speaker 2: soul and victis Spike Crown Guy aka Lipperty, that is
Speaker 2: who they worship. And it is essentially saying, find that
Speaker 2: little God within yourself, that little sun you know puir
Speaker 2: Rah mid high fire ray raw mid fire of the
Speaker 2: Sun God in your midst If you want to find
Speaker 2: that little light, that little third eye, you want to
Speaker 2: open it up and find that inner enlightenment Illuminati.
Speaker 1: That is literally our catch phrases, open up that third eye.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but again I'm saying demonically speaking, this is how
Speaker 2: these people are perceiving its Sun God worship, Son of
Speaker 2: God worship. You find the light within you, don't reflect
Speaker 2: the light that God, the Sun has shown you the
Speaker 2: correct way. It's saying no, no, no, like the Garden
Speaker 2: of Eden. WHOA, I was kind of off. You should
Speaker 2: probably try to do it on your own, and you
Speaker 2: can become like God's tell me more, same premise, same lie,
Speaker 2: same philosophy, and a gut goes into eugenics, hermeticism, alchemy.
Speaker 2: That star of rempant on the badge with that lizard
Speaker 2: guy behind you, that is the conjoining of the elements,
Speaker 2: as I've said before. Yeah, on the other side, the
Speaker 2: other side, Oh yeah, boy, who.
Speaker 3: Is a good boy For those who are just listening.
Speaker 3: I have a bunch of lizard people behind me and
Speaker 3: they're all just wearing you know, like politician suits.
Speaker 4: A certain armband with a certain emblem that would signify
Speaker 4: potentially a certain group of people.
Speaker 3: But I did want to mention though, because you're talking
Speaker 3: about possibly the third eye, the light that is within you.
Speaker 3: Interesting how you bring that up and you don't even
Speaker 3: reference the point that it actually makes within the Bible.
Speaker 3: My good man, as far as there is a quote
Speaker 3: within the Bible that talks about the third eye, doesn't
Speaker 3: necessarily reference it. What for what? But it does say,
Speaker 3: if therefore, thine I be single, your whole body should
Speaker 3: be full of light. Now what does that mean?
Speaker 2: What passage? There's always context for reading passages, so I'd
Speaker 2: had to make sure that I would answering that correctly.
Speaker 2: Let me see, it sounds like an old Testament phrase,
Speaker 2: though I will give you that.
Speaker 4: I want to say, if it's from Jesus, what it
Speaker 4: means is basically having your eye on the prize, staying
Speaker 4: singular in your focus.
Speaker 2: And well, again, you'd have to read verses before and after.
Speaker 2: Even when I did the God spend divorce thing, I
Speaker 2: made sure I've added a couple additional verses that I'm
Speaker 2: not just taking one thing out of context and I'm
Speaker 2: going everything. No, no, no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 4: Hey, you know so many people that do that though,
Speaker 4: right you yourself know people that will take one verse and
Speaker 4: use it like a dark to throw at a certain time.
Speaker 4: And it's like, bro, you don't even understand what you
Speaker 4: just said, Ranald.
Speaker 3: Well, let me just read this right here. Then this
Speaker 3: is Matthew six twenty two through twenty nine. Boy, hey zeus,
Speaker 3: no doubt your Jacob. It's your favorite Bible version, King James.
Speaker 3: And it says the light of the body is the eye.
Speaker 3: If therefore thine I be single, thy whole body shall
Speaker 3: be full of light. But if thine eye be evil,
Speaker 3: thy whole body shall be full of darkness. If therefore
Speaker 3: the light that is in thee be darkness, how great
Speaker 3: is that darkness. No man can serve two masters, for
Speaker 3: either he will hate the one and love the other,
Speaker 3: or or else he will hold on, or he will
Speaker 3: he will hold to the one and despise the other.
Speaker 3: You cannot serve God and mammon, mammon, mammon. So therefore
Speaker 3: I say, I say into you, take no thought for
Speaker 3: your life yet ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink, not,
Speaker 3: nor yet for your body what ye shall put on.
Speaker 3: So it basically it's not necessarily out of context.
Speaker 1: It's saying like, you can't serve two masters.
Speaker 4: You have to be singular in what you're dedicated to,
Speaker 4: otherwise everything crumbles.
Speaker 2: Right and the verse before that is significant, for where
Speaker 2: your treasure is there, where your heart be. Also a
Speaker 2: big difference between Christ's and Hermes again, Hermes being a
Speaker 2: variation of Tamus that doppelganger Christ is constantly saying, condemn
Speaker 2: the treasures and things of this world, whereas in alchemy
Speaker 2: and or like on the tarot deck that pose that
Speaker 2: he does, like this or the Kaba cube aka dices,
Speaker 2: when you're rolling the dice that represents earth loving the
Speaker 2: things of this earth. So there's a difference between keep
Speaker 2: your mind on the things above as that is another
Speaker 2: verse that Christ said, So it doesn't contradict. It counsels
Speaker 2: out something here, but it also is saying the light
Speaker 2: within you is like what are you focusing on? Are
Speaker 2: you focusing on the light that your creator, God has
Speaker 2: given you? The fot so as I used before the
Speaker 2: Mummy analogy with Brendan Fraser that movie when they jump
Speaker 2: down into the cavern and I like, well, how can
Speaker 2: we see down here? And the girl goes over to
Speaker 2: the corner, she tips the mirror. It bounces off the
Speaker 2: sun above and reflects off all the other mirrors so
Speaker 2: that you can see clearly in the cavern down below.
Speaker 2: That is what was supposed to be is look to
Speaker 2: your creator, not within yourself. How it's inverted because that's
Speaker 2: the first thing with Satanism. It's parodied, mirrored, and inverted.
Speaker 2: That's always the three top tenants of Satanism in general.
Speaker 2: So it's not saying yeah, so again, you have to understand,
Speaker 2: I'm not dissing what you said. What I'm saying isaiy.
Speaker 2: You have to understand context because that can be something
Speaker 2: that's inverted. And if you guys are interested, write down
Speaker 2: this name, John Kerwin. He might be a great guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah. When he was doing that stuff, it would
Speaker 2: literally make me so holy crap, I'm seeing stuff because
Speaker 2: he doesn't know what I dig into. But I'm over
Speaker 2: here going that's menthra, that's this guy. I was like,
Speaker 2: I see what they're doing it intentionally for so at
Speaker 2: some point they can come up with like, well, if
Speaker 2: you really know your Bible, what's this mean?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what it is.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I actually kind of enjoy having people like that one
Speaker 4: that like challenge biblical knowledge. And I'm not saying I'm
Speaker 4: some sort of scholar, but I can pretty much hold
Speaker 4: my best, you know, home.
Speaker 1: Owe with the best of them.
Speaker 4: So it's it's fun to have that tit for tat sometimes,
Speaker 4: But man, people get emotional.
Speaker 1: They get up in the feels when you start talking
Speaker 1: about there, there's there, the Holy Word. It's like I
Speaker 1: get it.
Speaker 4: But like we got to approach things with a little
Speaker 4: back and forth. We need to approach things with a
Speaker 4: sense of humor.
Speaker 2: From time hammer and anvil, man. I mean, the sword's
Speaker 2: not gonna look nice unless you put it in the
Speaker 2: fire for a couple of times, and hammer are out
Speaker 2: sharpen it. So see if you're in the faces. As
Speaker 2: Paul even wrote, so here we go to Mally.
Speaker 3: By the way, anybody that was interested in that, I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: by the way, anybody that was interested in uh, going
Speaker 3: back to the episodes that we've had, John Kerwin, he's
Speaker 3: the episode I don't remember the number, but he was
Speaker 3: the one that brought up the biblical Mandela effects. Yes,
Speaker 3: that was always awesome shit because there was like a
Speaker 3: several verses that were allegedly changed the lion, the lamb
Speaker 3: and that whole fun jazz.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, solid fucking guy, bro.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love talking. I literally told him, I said,
Speaker 2: I feel like I just had a I said, he
Speaker 2: gave me all this spiritual endorphins. I was like, I
Speaker 2: gotta go digging stuff now this is like making me
Speaker 2: requestion everything.
Speaker 4: I really did dig in afterwards, because I'm being honest.
Speaker 4: The whole lion and lamb thing, I had heard that
Speaker 4: a million times, nowhere nowhere the same, I'm gonna be
Speaker 4: honest with you.
Speaker 1: It was the same thing with the Metatron.
Speaker 4: I had heard that so many times and so many references,
Speaker 4: not in the not even once, and it's there's there's
Speaker 4: it's wild, dude, and so looking into it all the
Speaker 4: wolf in the lamb. Okay, i'd heard of the wolf
Speaker 4: in sheep's clothing. But it's like, no, no, there's more
Speaker 4: like you got to do digger deep, dit, dig deeper. Jesus,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna get words correct sooner or later on this
Speaker 4: audio podcast.
Speaker 3: Jesus, Oh, I just saw so Metatron he's because I
Speaker 3: know that, you know, he's a lot of people make
Speaker 3: a lot of references to him within like the spiritual
Speaker 3: woo woo world. He's referenced in the Kabbalah, the apocalyptic texts,
Speaker 3: and the apocryphal mythology. They all reference him.
Speaker 4: So there, like I said, that's some of the things
Speaker 4: that people argue should have been in the Bible. Things
Speaker 4: that people say there's reasons why it obviously wasn't.
Speaker 1: I'm not.
Speaker 4: I wasn't a part of the group that made the
Speaker 4: decisions I may disagree with some of the decisions made,
Speaker 4: but I do, in fact believe that the Holy Bible
Speaker 4: that we see today is the true preserved Manna that
Speaker 4: we are meant to receive, not too much or too little.
Speaker 1: It is our portion. That's just my personal belief.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing. Did you know that meta means death
Speaker 2: and Hebrew? But here's another fun fact. Tron tron movies
Speaker 2: MM a public weighing machine. If you go into the
Speaker 2: Greek it's an instrument so for measure.
Speaker 1: So it's measuring you at your death.
Speaker 2: Yes, to measure again? And what is internet place for? Too?
Speaker 2: Or corpse net? To hold or restrain? And as I
Speaker 2: said before, the root word for all AI computers demon, Yeah,
Speaker 2: gave us the inter net cell phone prison. I'm just
Speaker 2: saying it's if that has a little bit of a
Speaker 2: mark of the beast thing, because they say that's possibly
Speaker 2: an equivalent, an equivalent of Lucifer allegedly, and if it's
Speaker 2: true that Nimrod's son to moves was the arbiter of
Speaker 2: his whole premise and philosophy, religion, that emerald tablets, if
Speaker 2: you will, And he's the original, what is it, the
Speaker 2: creator of coinage. And now you're going to be weighing
Speaker 2: somebody with a mark of the B system or you
Speaker 2: can't buy or sell on a metatron.
Speaker 3: Wow, well let me just I gotta I gotta dive
Speaker 3: in here. You're talking about my meta shit right now?
Speaker 2: And uh, oh you thought you a fan of Zuckerberg.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, my other podcast, My other podcast is
Speaker 3: called meta Mysteries and we named it that for a
Speaker 3: reason because whenever I looked it up, so like, I'm
Speaker 3: just looking at the Merriam Webster Dictionary and it says
Speaker 3: the this is the English definition for it. It says
Speaker 3: showing or suggesting an explicit awareness of itself or oneself,
Speaker 3: and the whenever you translate it to Greek, it translates
Speaker 3: not to death, at least not what I'm looking at.
Speaker 3: It translates to.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 3: In Greek it translates to after or beyond, So I
Speaker 3: guess you could you could look at it like death,
Speaker 3: but like I would like to look at it like
Speaker 3: beyond dimensions, beyond the what the mind can perceive and
Speaker 3: shit like that.
Speaker 2: Beyond the measure of this of this plane of existence.
Speaker 4: Okay, But it also depends on the context to which
Speaker 4: it was used. Remember we talked about that like a
Speaker 4: butt dial versus a booty call versus our dialect, but
Speaker 4: booty call dial, the way that that word was used,
Speaker 4: in the context that it was used of the day
Speaker 4: and age, in the Greek like language and the Greek
Speaker 4: time frame all matters. So like not just biblically, does
Speaker 4: context matter in everything ever?
Speaker 1: Period? Ever? Does context matter? You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: But what he's saying with beyond that goes right back
Speaker 2: with Christ when it comes to everything in eternity speaking
Speaker 2: beyond as you just said, like you know, you really
Speaker 2: could be taking all these treasures with you. No, you
Speaker 2: can't take it with you. That's like one thing that
Speaker 2: you know is you don't you don't take any materialism
Speaker 2: with you. It's it's beyond now the point of any concern.
Speaker 2: But a lot of people are making their focus on
Speaker 2: oh my four oh one, k oh, I need to
Speaker 2: do this, like you were just saying earlier. Everyone they
Speaker 2: have us running this freaking thing on a little what
Speaker 2: is the little hamster wheel you have? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: And again that's intentionally by design. That's what I'm saying
Speaker 2: is that monetary is part of the b system. Is
Speaker 2: you have to rely on that Where I'm saying barter
Speaker 2: and trade. Let's go back to tribal Oh suddenly that's
Speaker 2: a problem. Why because money controls which is literally the
Speaker 2: foundation of America. Get the merchants upset and see how
Speaker 2: their little the peons do with this.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, dude, they don't need to put you in
Speaker 3: chains and in shackles anymore. It's just called debt, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean. Like, that's that's the that's the
Speaker 3: New Age shackles right there.
Speaker 2: Oh well, I like that. Well put thank you, Sam
Speaker 2: So thirty three degree must Exonic scholar Manly P. Hall
Speaker 2: and his Gnostic Extravaganza Secret Teachings of All Ages Encyclopedia
Speaker 2: Outline of Masonic, Hormetic, Kabbalistic and ross Crucian Symbolic Philosophy
Speaker 2: of nineteen eighty eight remarked that not only were many
Speaker 2: founders of the United States government Masons, but they received
Speaker 2: aid from a secret and august body existing in Europe,
Speaker 2: which helped them to establish this country. For a peculiar
Speaker 2: and particular purpose known only to the initiated few. Most
Speaker 2: histories of the American government skim over the Masonic presence.
Speaker 2: Americans like their history told in high definition icons of
Speaker 2: good and evil, liberty and tyranny, heroism and treason, might
Speaker 2: and right. They won't buy a heritage polluted by dark
Speaker 2: spots of mystery. Yet the greater part of the American
Speaker 2: governmental heritage is almost wholly mysterious. The man best qualified
Speaker 2: to become our country's greatest historian, certainly the man with
Speaker 2: the most complete access to primary sources in the revolutionary cause,
Speaker 2: was Charles Thompson, who we just read about before, and
Speaker 2: now we have Manly P. Hall confirming that this guy
Speaker 2: has some validity. And what did Manly P. Hall also say?
Speaker 2: When the human race learns to read the language of symbolism,
Speaker 2: a great veil, which is in a word for apocalypse
Speaker 2: like revelation, that's what that word translates to, lifting of
Speaker 2: the veil will fall from the eyes of men. They
Speaker 2: shall know the truth. More than that they shall realize
Speaker 2: from the beginning truth has been in the world unrecognized, say,
Speaker 2: by a small and gradually increasing number appointed by the
Speaker 2: lords of the Dawn the mysteries and the needs of
Speaker 2: the human creatures struggling to co regain their consciousness of divinity. Again,
Speaker 2: I think that's the polluted aspect. But what is the
Speaker 2: emphasize When you understand the language, when you understand the
Speaker 2: hidden history, suddenly things are going to go. And what
Speaker 2: did I just say? Most Americans, Well, I don't come on,
Speaker 2: come on, he didn't really say it in that content.
Speaker 2: You're taking it out of content. Oh that's AI generated.
Speaker 2: Why because if you actually see your hero slander the
Speaker 2: thing you've idolized, that's a problem where somebody that's neutral,
Speaker 2: somebody in the conspiracy field, you're going to that family
Speaker 2: member and you're saying, hey, does this look normal to you? Hey,
Speaker 2: the thing that's going down in freaking Florida? Does this
Speaker 2: look normal to you? You're asking questions, you're showing some
Speaker 2: things of the occult aspect, and they're saying, I don't
Speaker 2: want to know about that or Christmas Tree's origins. Well,
Speaker 2: even if it's true, I don't do it for those reasons. Okay,
Speaker 2: even though it represents everlasting life and immortality, which isn't
Speaker 2: that what Christ gave Christians? So why are you doing
Speaker 2: something of a pagan doppelganger's perspective of a tree that's
Speaker 2: connect to her metic Kabbalah. Well, you know, I'm pretty
Speaker 2: sure that ancient Israel said the same thing. God knows
Speaker 2: my heart. But your actions are saying completely other wise.
Speaker 2: This is what most Americans don't want to confront.
Speaker 3: Jacob, do not put that. Don't put that evergreen tree
Speaker 3: in your living room this year, sir.
Speaker 1: First of all, it's plastic.
Speaker 4: Second of all, it is high quality plastic with lights
Speaker 4: literally wired within it. So it is the epitome of
Speaker 4: American commercialism made in China, the Riot way, first of all.
Speaker 4: Second of all, hold on, hold on, And I'm listening
Speaker 4: to everything you're saying.
Speaker 1: But bro, sure I didn't realize.
Speaker 4: That mainly p Hall was alive this late hold on,
Speaker 4: you're telling me my boy here was writing this book
Speaker 4: in nineteen eighty eight.
Speaker 2: It could have been like a Mark Twain thing.
Speaker 4: Okay, But like your boy is in the late eighties looking.
Speaker 2: Like that nineteen ninety okay, so thanks towards the end
Speaker 2: of his life.
Speaker 1: All right, this is earlier in his life.
Speaker 4: Okay, Okay, I'm gonna say hold on, because tell me
Speaker 4: that's not interview with the vampire esque as fuck, and
Speaker 4: I'm like, there's you're telling me this dude was actually
Speaker 4: the STAD Like what are we saying right now?
Speaker 1: But no, no, no, no, okay, this is the earlier
Speaker 1: picture from like.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, well by the way too that I just
Speaker 3: looked it up. I couldn't remember what his name was
Speaker 3: because it's been a couple of months since we've had
Speaker 3: him on. But over on Meta Mysteries, if you want
Speaker 3: to listen to that episode where we had the understudy
Speaker 3: of Manly p Hall, his name is Ronnie Pontiac. I'm
Speaker 3: talking about like a full on encyclopedia of the occult knowledge,
Speaker 3: like an absolute genius he studied, I mean literally, Manlely
Speaker 3: P Hall took him under his wing and uh freaking awesome.
Speaker 3: But that was episode one thirty six of Meta Mysteries.
Speaker 3: If you want to check that one out. O.
Speaker 2: Nice, yeah, nice.
Speaker 4: But anyways, I didn't know he was a thirty third
Speaker 4: degree Mason either. A wait, so go back to the
Speaker 4: Ukrainian symbol there, that one, that one kind of came
Speaker 4: out of left field. So the Ukrainian symbol there, that's understood,
Speaker 4: it at least understood. Quote unquote to be some sort
Speaker 4: of a long standing Cossack symbol.
Speaker 2: And the sigitl of Molac, which again it does connect
Speaker 2: with the Kazars, and it does connect with the mythra.
Speaker 2: I was reading something I can't remember what.
Speaker 1: Sax claimed to be Kazar descendants.
Speaker 2: It's another They were saying they came down from the
Speaker 2: northern tribes of Russia. And again this wasn't same Kazarians,
Speaker 2: but I was reading it. I was going, wait a minute,
Speaker 2: this fits in sync. And again this symbol very similar
Speaker 2: to the trident. It's the same symbol that's on top
Speaker 2: of the hermetic copoluxury of life, which would be known
Speaker 2: as either Neptune or in Masonic Latin corona h spiked crown.
Speaker 3: Holy shit, I just realized how similar that. Like, you
Speaker 3: guys are talking about the Moloch and the Ukraine symbols here.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, dude, that you can't even like that's
Speaker 3: so blatantly obvious.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: He was about to go to the next slip and
Speaker 4: I was like, hold on real quick, we're gonna have
Speaker 4: to also, as they're talking about maley p Hall looking
Speaker 4: like a whole city situation down here in the in
Speaker 4: the bottom corner, finger over the mouth, thirty third degree Mason.
Speaker 1: The whole nine. I didn't I didn't want us to
Speaker 1: like negate that symbol because whoa that that's the upside
Speaker 1: down Hermetic tree.
Speaker 3: Well, and even in the Moloch symbol there it has
Speaker 3: the the Satanic upside down pentagram. And it's interesting.
Speaker 2: How the onc you ever see? Transformers?
Speaker 3: What do you mean?
Speaker 2: What's what's the.
Speaker 4: Look at the Ukrainian crest upside down? Tell me look
Speaker 4: at that circle and look at the shape on the inside.
Speaker 4: Tell me you can't make an ONC there?
Speaker 3: Well, there's no cross that's going.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I wish I could show you with my cursor.
Speaker 3: No, I know you're looking at it upside down.
Speaker 4: And then oh there's a gap of the whatever. It's
Speaker 4: still hitting your brain the same way. It's sigil magic.
Speaker 2: Dude, Optimus Prime too, that's his face?
Speaker 3: What that's mainly Pop's face?
Speaker 2: You see it?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: Wait on Moloch one you again?
Speaker 2: You can see if you if you if you picture
Speaker 2: uh the optimist Prime's face.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, I see that all right?
Speaker 2: Well, Vara little customizations again, where the where the idea
Speaker 2: of lords and barons and such and stuff came back
Speaker 2: from Did you know that Bail's name translates over into
Speaker 2: lord or master owner? Oh yeah, and you have lords
Speaker 2: of all these little papal states that are going back
Speaker 2: to Rome, like Rome split, but it became little things.
Speaker 2: But everybody went back to the pope and they're kissing
Speaker 2: his ring. Why I grant you that fiefdom and then
Speaker 2: the people under you are under you, and then you
Speaker 2: know it's a tear system. But again, what's the words
Speaker 2: that they're using, lord, such as titles, degrees. These are
Speaker 2: things that are not supposed to be of God because
Speaker 2: we are all created equal.
Speaker 3: Okay, that Ukrainian flag should not be looking so much
Speaker 3: like your boy. He shouldn't be looking like what's his
Speaker 3: an optimist? That's that's a Decepticon face right there. All right,
Speaker 3: that's what I'm just gonna call did decepticon. That's what
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 4: But again, I've actually looked into that symbol because all right,
Speaker 4: so you know I do the Booherd fighting.
Speaker 1: Cool shit.
Speaker 4: There's a blacksmith that made a Mandalorian helmet and the
Speaker 4: little radar thing like your boy. Boba Fet had that
Speaker 4: at the top of it and he forged it. He
Speaker 4: cast the little sigil for the top of it.
Speaker 1: It was done in reference.
Speaker 4: I think it was done as a promotional thing for
Speaker 4: the Ukrainian War early early on.
Speaker 1: Right, that video kind of went viral.
Speaker 2: Cool.
Speaker 4: I did some looking into where that symbol comes from,
Speaker 4: and yeah, that comes from allegedly, as legend goes, an
Speaker 4: ancient Cossack symbol. The Cossacks do claim to be of
Speaker 4: Kazar descent, allegedly. Certain people claim that they are one
Speaker 4: of the lost tribes of Israel.
Speaker 1: Certain people claim a lot. There's a lot of things
Speaker 1: to that.
Speaker 4: But if you look at the Cossack culture and the
Speaker 4: Russians took that and tried to make it Russian culture,
Speaker 4: no no, no, no, no, no no. The true Cossacks
Speaker 4: that lived in Crimea and Ukrainian area traditionally were a
Speaker 4: different breed of people. And what I mean by that
Speaker 4: is and I wish I could I.
Speaker 1: Could pull up actually I might do. It's going to
Speaker 1: detract from the flow of this show.
Speaker 4: There is a letter that was written to the Russian
Speaker 4: royalty from the leaders of the Cossacks. Whenever he was
Speaker 4: basically saying, look, if you lay down your arms, you
Speaker 4: could become Russian citizens. We'll leave you alone. We just
Speaker 4: need you to fight for our army. The Cossacks basically
Speaker 4: cust him for all he was worth. And I'm talking
Speaker 4: still language that I find impressive in today's modern tongue.
Speaker 4: These dudes were basically to the King's face calling him
Speaker 4: a dog fucker, like all of these like straight up all.
Speaker 4: It was like, Oh, so the Cossacks are that level
Speaker 4: and you look at their culture, you look at their
Speaker 4: fighting prowess. It's they were a different breed of human
Speaker 4: just throwing that out. And that symbol is something that
Speaker 4: apparently comes from some ancient thing, some cultural thing.
Speaker 1: Indicative to them.
Speaker 4: Yes, So the fact that that sigil lines up so
Speaker 4: closely with the Molock symbol and the Kazarian tongue toma,
Speaker 4: that's that is a bit of a biggin that's not
Speaker 4: a little and ran.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have another episode, no such thing as a
Speaker 2: Holy Land that could cover that a little bit more
Speaker 2: in depth. Okay, that that episode actually is my most
Speaker 2: popular in Spotify right now. I was actually impressed. I'm like,
Speaker 2: that's a long one and that's my most popular.
Speaker 1: People want long form content, of good content.
Speaker 2: Well, if you want to connect dots. That's what I
Speaker 2: do because I'm like, if it's censored on Meta, then
Speaker 2: screw you. I'm gonna go do a Spotify and throw
Speaker 2: it all in one spot. And you know what people
Speaker 2: are over here going, this makes so much more sense.
Speaker 2: You can now show it to grandma and be like, Grandma,
Speaker 2: what's going on in the Middle East? Does this make sense? Now? No?
Speaker 2: It makes you speaking again. If it makes you question
Speaker 2: what's going on, that's what informative journalism does. It looks
Speaker 2: at both sides and says, I hear what you're saying,
Speaker 2: but here's some history. Did you know this? Did you
Speaker 2: know this? To Alio was saying, I said in one
Speaker 2: of the shows that I did the presentation, I said,
Speaker 2: if I give you eight dates or like I'm not
Speaker 2: going to give the date, I'm gonna give you a term.
Speaker 2: And if you don't know the date or the things
Speaker 2: related to it, then you don't know anything that's going
Speaker 2: on in the Middle East and you shouldn't have any
Speaker 2: opinion over there. Yeah, and I should get twenty bucks
Speaker 2: per question you get wrong, which again, eight times twenty's
Speaker 2: one hundred and sixty bucks. I'm gonna be making so
Speaker 2: you better put your money where your mouth is because
Speaker 2: I do know about these events and you don't, and
Speaker 2: it doesn't make me better. It just literally makes me
Speaker 2: more informed. And if I'm more informed and you're not,
Speaker 2: then you should probably shut up with your haha emoji.
Speaker 2: And they're opening up some books so you actually understand
Speaker 2: what's going on in the world, because you can be ignorant.
Speaker 2: Intelligent people only thrive off the ignorance of others if
Speaker 2: somebody's willing to share it for you. You shouldn't be putting
Speaker 2: a haja moji you or a disclaimer of laughing. You're
Speaker 2: saying you're wrong. You should probably look into what are
Speaker 2: you talking about? Because I don't know about it.
Speaker 3: Brendan, would you consider yourself somewhat of a hermit?
Speaker 2: Jonathan? Did you just like read my soul? That's so bad?
Speaker 3: I swear Actually, I just pulled a tarot card and
Speaker 3: that's that's which one came up.
Speaker 2: Well, oh you're going.
Speaker 1: I gotcha, you did? I gotcha.
Speaker 3: No, I'm just playing with you.
Speaker 2: I don't have many friends now because I dig I
Speaker 2: dig into books and I can't I can't tolerate stupidity.
Speaker 2: I'm not again. I try to share and everybody doesn't
Speaker 2: want to hear what I have to say, and I'm
Speaker 2: again it doesn't. It's just like I just want to
Speaker 2: share what I have because that's how I say. I
Speaker 2: love you, just like twenty twenty. I don't want you
Speaker 2: to get injected. Yeah, I love you. I love you
Speaker 2: more than a TV guy. But no, no, no, okay,
Speaker 2: it's fine. Besides, I don't want to get evades from anybody.
Speaker 3: Hey, you can't save everybody. Yeah what is that vaccades?
Speaker 2: That Max shedding and you get all yeah.
Speaker 1: Yah, yeah yeah, man. Oh I love this. I mean damn,
Speaker 1: I had a point. I completely lost it.
Speaker 3: Eh, maybe like that go back to you all right?
Speaker 1: So oh telling about hermit and stuff? Oh no, no, no,
Speaker 1: that brought me back. Okay, hold on, backup.
Speaker 4: I agree with you though, like as far as especially
Speaker 4: current events, not just in American politics because that is
Speaker 4: its own whole fiasco right now, but international things, geopolitical things,
Speaker 4: war things.
Speaker 1: If you can't tell me what was going.
Speaker 4: On in this country that you have such a strong
Speaker 4: opinion on, if you couldn't name something of interest six
Speaker 4: months ago in that area, then probably lower the volume
Speaker 4: on it for you.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm not saying you can't have an opinion,
Speaker 1: you're a free.
Speaker 4: Human being, but maybe lower the megaphone on it, you know,
Speaker 4: because for instance, everybody is still a looking at this
Speaker 4: Israel situation and they're doing this and loving and blah
Speaker 4: blah blah blah. Have y'all forgot the fact that Moussade
Speaker 4: let this happen. The Moussad fully allowed the invasion to happen,
Speaker 4: the attack and the hostages get taken and all of that.
Speaker 4: The greatest intelligence agency on Earth allowed that to happen,
Speaker 4: so that all of this could happen, right, So, just
Speaker 4: so we're clear, So before people start getting mad about
Speaker 4: who's sending money where and which country is throwing in
Speaker 4: with which lot, understand that this was all a massive
Speaker 4: stack of dominoes that got kicked off, right like, just
Speaker 4: so we're clear, that's.
Speaker 2: All coordinated and sanct for what they wanted for the outcome.
Speaker 2: And again and then no such thing as a holy land.
Speaker 2: I bring receipts that this was coordinated by design.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Kranian situation, You look at the Memar situation, you
Speaker 4: look at all of them. There's a chain of events
Speaker 4: that leads to everything, and if you can't as a
Speaker 4: person realistically, if you can't name at least a few
Speaker 4: of the milestones of what took place, yeah, probably just
Speaker 4: just kind of learn a little more, Just do some
Speaker 4: more dig in before you be shouting from the rooftops.
Speaker 3: But Jacob, I already bought my Ukrainian bumper sticker.
Speaker 4: Oh damn, Well, you went a little farther than everybody
Speaker 4: just changing their profile picture to the flat remember that shit.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you're still.
Speaker 2: Doing it, dude. It's just but there was a guy
Speaker 2: on Facebook. His name was Seth McAvoy, So again I
Speaker 2: looked on his profile and he calls himself Captain Anarchy
Speaker 2: and his comment was this, ah, conspiracy theories and mystical nonsense.
Speaker 2: If you're gonna be into dumb shite, uh, may as
Speaker 2: well go for broke. And I wrote, captain dumbass anarchy
Speaker 2: against what. To be an anarchist, you need to be
Speaker 2: against the establishment and established an coordinated by a group
Speaker 2: of individuals and institutions which is controlled by mysticism and money,
Speaker 2: which is the very definition of conspiracy. You're a walking arsy, foxy,
Speaker 2: moronic hypocrite and PC, Hey, you're saying one thing, but
Speaker 2: it's like, what is controlling the thing that you want
Speaker 2: to have anarchy against, in which case you literally don't know,
Speaker 2: but you're against it. Well, what are you against, pitchfork farmer?
Speaker 4: It's like one of those you know. It's like those
Speaker 4: guys are spouting communist rhetoric on their iPhone. Yes, yes,
Speaker 4: like that they couldn't have without capitalism, as they said
Speaker 4: at there McDonald's, and rant about communisms.
Speaker 1: It's that kind of shit. It's like you're an anarchist
Speaker 1: and you word word.
Speaker 2: Okay, this sounds good, but do you know what you're like?
Speaker 2: You're swinging at shadows in the meantime, It's like you're
Speaker 2: not going after anything. Go ahead, fight, fight the soldiers
Speaker 2: out in the front gate. I'll love the watch whether
Speaker 2: they drank my wine. It's come on, guys. So the
Speaker 2: spectator of the American Bishop gave the colonial patriots an
Speaker 2: almost inexhaustible fund of propaganda to employ against any foreign
Speaker 2: perceived of tyranny at home and abroad. It served, in
Speaker 2: Jonathan Boucher's words, quote, to keep the public mind in
Speaker 2: a state of ferment and efforescence, to make the people
Speaker 2: jealous and suspicious of all means not brought forward by
Speaker 2: popular uh popularly approved leaders, and above all, to train
Speaker 2: and habituate the people to opposition like Pavlov's dogs. We
Speaker 2: created the problem. Now you guys are all stoked, and
Speaker 2: anytime we just want to stoke that stoke that fire
Speaker 2: and get you all angry again, you'll pick up arms
Speaker 2: and you'll fight for arm behalf. That's how where you've
Speaker 2: weaponized your patriotism is essentially what he's saying. The fact
Speaker 2: that the Americans were trained and habituated to oppose the
Speaker 2: British crown in the Church of England, not by Roman Catholics,
Speaker 2: but by Protestant churchmen is to my mind proof of
Speaker 2: sun Zuanism ingenuity Within Lorenzo Ricky, sun Zus said, the
Speaker 2: general will know how to shape at will not only
Speaker 2: the army he is commanding, but also that of his enemies.
Speaker 2: While Ricky's own army was appearing in the world's opinion
Speaker 2: markets to be a band of vicious adults slipping down
Speaker 2: into their well deserved oblivion, a small elite corps of
Speaker 2: indispensables of some neither knowing nor caring. So what was
Speaker 2: forming in seventy seventy six at the same time as
Speaker 2: America the Illuminati. I am Eisshamp don't think it's a
Speaker 2: coincidence that around the same time that Jesuits have been disbanded.
Speaker 2: And as I said on the other show, it's like
Speaker 2: the equivalent of saying this CIA program that blah blah
Speaker 2: blah has these particular elements and stuff like that. You're
Speaker 2: saying it doesn't exist yet we just had an incident
Speaker 2: over here, and you're telling me that's been disbanded. That's correct,
Speaker 2: bs man, that's not you know, like the elements at
Speaker 2: play are still here and you're telling me it just
Speaker 2: doesn't exist. That's exactly why they said we disbanded. It's
Speaker 2: just like when America. I didn't mention this last time
Speaker 2: I did the Lincoln episode with you guys. In eighteen
Speaker 2: sixty six, we passed legislation that banned all ambassadorial funds
Speaker 2: to go to the Vatican. That wasn't reactivated until Reagan
Speaker 2: went to visit the Pope. That's what's so significant about that.
Speaker 1: Wait come back with that embassy funds that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so after that they were they passed legislation because
Speaker 2: they were so ticked off and they had enough there
Speaker 2: were like six or out of eight of the conspirators.
Speaker 2: We're all Roman Catholics. So they passed legislations saying we're
Speaker 2: not having any money to go over there and visit
Speaker 2: them at all. All we're cutting off all funding. And
Speaker 2: that wasn't reactivated until Reagan's time.
Speaker 4: You're saying that America didn't have an embassy to the
Speaker 4: Vatican until Reagan.
Speaker 2: No, they canceled it out from eighteen sixty six to Reagan.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, do we know that as the average American?
Speaker 1: No? But of all cases, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: I did the Vatican not send condolences and everybody else
Speaker 2: did in Europe, but Vatican was, Uh why, I would
Speaker 2: like to know, good sir, So Sir Robert Filmer, the
Speaker 2: King can do no wrong? Divine rights staunchest opponent to
Speaker 2: Robert beller Amine, private theologian to the Pope Clement the Eighth,
Speaker 2: who mate Cardinal beller Amine in fifteen ninety nine. Cardinal
Speaker 2: Belleramine appealed to the self interest of the common man,
Speaker 2: something that divine rights system failed to do. He invented
Speaker 2: liberation theology, drawing on Aristotle and Saint Thomas aquinas peller Mine.
Speaker 2: Bellermine Sorry, maintain that God anointed no kings, but instead
Speaker 2: gave sovereignty directly and naturally to the people. The people
Speaker 2: were free to confer their sovereignty upon whoever and whatever
Speaker 2: they chose. Should the peoples choose a sovereign prove himself
Speaker 2: or itself unworthy, the people had the right to depose
Speaker 2: him or it and start anew with any form of
Speaker 2: government they deemed necessary, whether monarchy, aristocracy, or a republic.
Speaker 2: Now that's contrary to what we have in the Bible.
Speaker 2: You don't need any kings over you, especially Christians, because
Speaker 2: you now have direct access with the different ping of
Speaker 2: the veil. Like we covered last time, you have now
Speaker 2: direct access just like everybody else. This is how you
Speaker 2: were grafted in. Everybody now has this access. And instead
Speaker 2: he's going, if you don't like the system, you can
Speaker 2: fight it. You create whatever you want. You want a king,
Speaker 2: you create your own king. That's not biblical at all,
Speaker 2: but he's weaponizing it in the sense of saying, if
Speaker 2: you want to do it, cause anarchy. Understandably, the Protestant
Speaker 2: monarchs loath Cardinal Bellermine. A Collegio anti Bellerminium was established
Speaker 2: and held the berg and trained Lutherans and how to
Speaker 2: cope with Bellermine's democratic egalitarianism. When Queen Elizabeth ordered that
Speaker 2: beller Ofmine be lectured against at Cambridge, the lecturer, while
Speaker 2: reading Cardinal to refute him, reverted to the Roman Catholicism,
Speaker 2: reads it and goes, this is good stuff. So Theodore Beza,
Speaker 2: who was succeeded by John Calvin as the head of
Speaker 2: the Protestant church in Geneva, is said to have declared
Speaker 2: Bellerrimine magnum opus Christian controversy. This book has ruined us
Speaker 2: of the process of making the enemy move as one wishes.
Speaker 2: Sun Zou wrote, the great science is to make him
Speaker 2: desire everything you wish him to do, and to provide
Speaker 2: him with all the means to help you in this
Speaker 2: without his realizing it. Thus, liberation theology reached the American
Speaker 2: revolutionaries through the voice, Energies and Principles of Sir Robert Filmer.
Speaker 2: Sir Robert Filmer spent the first four pages of the
Speaker 2: Patriarca sixteen eighty his illustrious defense of the Divine right
Speaker 2: monarchy refuting Cardinal Bellarmine, But his reputation contained so much
Speaker 2: material from Bellermine's works that Patriarca amounts to nothing less
Speaker 2: than a concise introduction of Bellermine's theory. So essentially, I
Speaker 2: hate this guy, but let me write the forward of
Speaker 2: his book. That's essentially what he did. The two most
Speaker 2: conspicuous reviewers of the PATRIARCHA Pearson's greatest political philosopher, John Locke,
Speaker 2: the voice of enlightenment, so inner light, finding it within
Speaker 2: yourself in England and America. Alergonon sidney name means little
Speaker 2: to the modern Americans, but in his day and for
Speaker 2: generations after, he was synonymous with the individual liberty babies
Speaker 2: in the country's of states are called Sydney and his honor,
Speaker 2: Even though he was beheaded in sixteen eighty three for
Speaker 2: plotting the death of King Charles the Second. Sydney's philosophical
Speaker 2: admirers loved his openhad hostility to Roman Catholicism. They ignored
Speaker 2: his intrigues with the Jesuits of Lewis the fourteenth and
Speaker 2: his long visits to Rome. Discoveries concerning Government is most
Speaker 2: celebrated work was known respectfully as the Noble Book after
Speaker 2: his republication in seventy sixty three, along with an account
Speaker 2: of the preposterous trial, no invitement, no assistance of counsel, perjurer, testimony,
Speaker 2: chanted evidence, packed jury. It could be found in the
Speaker 2: library of every affluent home in America. Sidney began the
Speaker 2: discourses with the following sentence, Having lately seen a book
Speaker 2: entitled Patriarcha, written by Sir Robert Filmer, concerning the universal
Speaker 2: undistinguished right of all kings, I thought of a time
Speaker 2: of leisure might well be employed in examining his doctrine
Speaker 2: and the questions arising from it which seemed to concern
Speaker 2: all mankind. Whereupon, quoting Filmer's quotations from Bellerimine, Sidney goes
Speaker 2: on to attack Filmer in the process that defends Bellermine,
Speaker 2: how wondrouslly sun Zu zu Ian had trusted Protestant thinker
Speaker 2: when indoctrinate a nation of fellow Catholic bashers with the
Speaker 2: teaching of the Jesuit cardinal. So essentially, I'm going to
Speaker 2: bash them. But all the founding fathers had Patriarca in
Speaker 2: the Sydney Guys book, So essentially what I am bashing
Speaker 2: is written by a fellow Jesuit. See, well, I'm against them, So,
Speaker 2: like I said before, Candace Owan's incredibly suspicious. I'm now
Speaker 2: against daily Liary and InGaN. But when you look up
Speaker 2: her father, how come you run anti a Christian, Udaic,
Speaker 2: anti anti Semitic, cancel out anti Semitism thing when you
Speaker 2: look up her father in law. And at the same time,
Speaker 2: you're now exposing all of this history with Zionism on
Speaker 2: your own platform. What's going on here? Right? You control
Speaker 2: opposition by creating an opposition. And statistically, now modernly, what
Speaker 2: can they do now? People who are still following Candace
Speaker 2: and all this stuff, that's statistics, that's algorithms. Now they
Speaker 2: can determine who are you following? Are you not following
Speaker 2: a Nick Fuentus? Are you following a candas owns are?
Speaker 2: And again what is that doing? It's all statistics and
Speaker 2: data of finding out what's your mindset by who you follow.
Speaker 2: When you play video games, like we're reading with the FBI,
Speaker 2: they're making a statistics if you're like beating up things
Speaker 2: like random NPC with like grand theft thought all they
Speaker 2: were saying, and they can get a profile on you
Speaker 2: facing off of that. So the same thing just modern
Speaker 2: digitalization of the same premise. So John Locke held such
Speaker 2: influence over the revolutionary intellectuals that the historians have labeled
Speaker 2: him the America's philosopher. He too endorsed beller Amine by
Speaker 2: attacking Filmer. On the title page of two of Treatises
Speaker 2: and Government, Locke advertises that he will refute Patriarcha with
Speaker 2: reasoning wherein the false principles and the foundation of Sir
Speaker 2: Robert Filmer and his followers are detected and overthrown. He
Speaker 2: then expounds upon Colonel beller Amine in his own words,
Speaker 2: that will become rational to the American revolution quote, men
Speaker 2: being by nature free, equal and independent. No one can
Speaker 2: put to this a state the subjugated to the police
Speaker 2: power of another without his consent. Is that necessarily wrong? No?
Speaker 2: Because what are people doing. I'm casting my vote of
Speaker 2: consent that I want you to oppress me, that I
Speaker 2: can't do it myself. That's essentially what you're doing. Wow.
Speaker 3: Well, and there's a lot of people still to this
Speaker 3: day that are thinking that way. I mean, you think
Speaker 3: about it, like even us electing a president or us
Speaker 3: hiring a lawyer, we're essentially we're telling somebody else we
Speaker 3: can't do this, so do it for us. And I
Speaker 3: mean I know that there's obviously reasons why you might
Speaker 3: want a lawyer. They understand the jargon, they understand black
Speaker 3: Slaw Dictionary and all that fun shit. But it's like, essentially,
Speaker 3: you need to get somebody to represent you because you're not,
Speaker 3: you know, as like knowledgeable about certain laws and whatnot.
Speaker 3: And that's something that you know, I look into for
Speaker 3: you know, a lot of the people that are representing
Speaker 3: themselves in court. I love watching people who do that,
Speaker 3: like people who are actually not idiots. I'm talking about
Speaker 3: like people who understand the law and they don't need
Speaker 3: a lawyer. And you know, that whole sovereign citizenship that Jacob.
Speaker 1: Hates, I don't hate it.
Speaker 4: I just think that, you know, these people, it's a
Speaker 4: great idea and I support what they're saying.
Speaker 1: It's just not how reality works.
Speaker 4: Like unfortunately, I don't you know, if you don't like
Speaker 4: the land that you were born into.
Speaker 1: That I get it, and that sucks.
Speaker 4: Doesn't change the fact that you happen to be born
Speaker 4: on this patch of dirt and therefore are subject to.
Speaker 1: The laws of that patch of dirt. That's not fair.
Speaker 4: You didn't give consent to that, neither did anybody else. Like,
Speaker 4: that's it's kind of how that works. And I think
Speaker 4: fight that all day, but eventually, yeah, that's how you
Speaker 4: end up in jail.
Speaker 1: What people the laws don't apply to you.
Speaker 3: But there's the people that think that way. Uh are
Speaker 3: they think that way because there is contradictions throughout all
Speaker 3: of our laws, like and that's what they're trying to
Speaker 3: find that, Like, don't sit here and say that I
Speaker 3: need a driver's license whenever it says right here in
Speaker 3: your in your handbook or in your laws that says
Speaker 3: the only people that need a driver's license are the
Speaker 3: people who are, like I think working for the state,
Speaker 3: that are that are traveling cross country or something like that.
Speaker 3: Whenever necessarily you don't need that because you're not an
Speaker 3: employee of the state. You're a freeman of the state.
Speaker 3: And so that's where people start to get into it.
Speaker 3: Don't quote me on that. That's just one little.
Speaker 1: Thing that I.
Speaker 3: Exactly That's what I'm saying. Yeah, right, the whole block
Speaker 3: slaw dictionary is completely full of all of this double
Speaker 3: speak shit that and most people are not going to
Speaker 3: look into that. So yeah, I understand Jacob, why you
Speaker 3: would look at somebody like that and think that they're
Speaker 3: stupid because you think that, well, they just don't understand
Speaker 3: the law. But honestly, that's how a lot of people
Speaker 3: probably look at us whenever we talk about conspiracies. It's like, oh,
Speaker 3: you don't you didn't know that the Titanic? Actually, is
Speaker 3: that what you're saying, you don't think the Titanic sank.
Speaker 3: It's like, well, I mean, all you gotta do is
Speaker 3: just look back at the literature and find out like
Speaker 3: there was a previous boat that already had a fucking
Speaker 3: fire in the engine room. And it's like, you know,
Speaker 3: nobody does research, but it's so much easier to just
Speaker 3: call somebody stupid because you think you know the law
Speaker 3: a little bit better than everybody else. That's I think
Speaker 3: that that's their point of view. I'm not saying that
Speaker 3: of you. I'm saying that's their point of view.
Speaker 4: I don't think they're stupid. If anything, they're extremely intelligent
Speaker 4: that they found these loopholes and laws and all these things.
Speaker 4: I'm not shitting on them. I'm saying, like, two bads
Speaker 4: so sad. Basically, like, dude, you could have been born
Speaker 4: in Kenya or some other country where you're about to
Speaker 4: get your hand chopped off because your grandfather belonged to
Speaker 4: a different tribe. You, by luck and destiny, were born
Speaker 4: in America where you're so so sheltered and so coddled
Speaker 4: that you think you have some sort of quote unquote
Speaker 4: rights to act.
Speaker 3: In ass Well, no, and it's not necessarily that they're
Speaker 3: acting as though. It's that they understand that we have
Speaker 3: two forms of government. We have the constitutional government and
Speaker 3: then we have the corporate government, and most people are
Speaker 3: unknowingly controlled by the corporate government. And that's their point.
Speaker 1: I get this again.
Speaker 4: But like for the ticket thing, every state in America
Speaker 4: has driving without a license as a ticketable offense. Now, yeah,
Speaker 4: you can go to court, you can go to the judge,
Speaker 4: you can fight it and find a legal loophole, and
Speaker 4: that's all good. The judge could still rule against you regardless,
Speaker 4: based off of legal precedence of other cases just like this.
Speaker 4: So again, you being right doesn't make it right in court,
Speaker 4: and that is still the law of the land that
Speaker 4: these people were born on. So again, I respect what
Speaker 4: they're saying, I appreciate it, and I even agree with.
Speaker 2: It to a certain degree.
Speaker 1: I'm going to be honest, Well, these are.
Speaker 3: The people that are looking into social Security cards and
Speaker 3: birth certificates and understanding that like your social Security card
Speaker 3: and your birth certificate is essentially like it's it's your
Speaker 3: stock to the government. It's your stock to the corporation
Speaker 3: of the government. And so that's why every single time,
Speaker 3: every single time you look at your your license, your
Speaker 3: birth certificate, your Social Security card, it's your name and
Speaker 3: all caps. Dude, there's there's fucking meaning behind all of that.
Speaker 3: Because your corporate name, your fucking your slave names, dare
Speaker 3: I say, is in all caps. And that's what people
Speaker 3: are getting by. They're like, wait, all right, I'm not
Speaker 3: this this this slave or corporate entity, Like my name
Speaker 3: isn't all caps, Like that's not me, you know, And
Speaker 3: so people are just finding, you know, like you said, loopholes.
Speaker 3: But like you got to understand the way that this fucking,
Speaker 3: this whole this whole machine was built was so that
Speaker 3: we wouldn't catch on. And so I love these kind
Speaker 3: of people that look into this shit.
Speaker 2: That's what Tupper Saucy, this author, that's what he was doing.
Speaker 2: He was going like, well, he's like, oh, Saucy, that's
Speaker 2: a nice Protestant name, and he eventually asked him, he said,
Speaker 2: are you a Jesuit lawyer? He's like, I am, but
Speaker 2: it's like up pestering me, stoping to stop asking those questions.
Speaker 2: And he says, you'll find a lot of lawyers happen
Speaker 2: to be Jesuits. Why because again you understand the real sist.
Speaker 2: So basically there's the illusion the outer thing, like like
Speaker 2: Jacob might be perceiving I'm an average citizen when you
Speaker 2: mean I don't have any and then the other ones
Speaker 2: are going I understand where you're coming from, Peon, But
Speaker 2: here's how the game is played. If you want to
Speaker 2: get out of this scenario, you have to pay me
Speaker 2: to linguistically run the gauntlet for you and get you out.
Speaker 2: If you want to get out of this situation that
Speaker 2: you're in, we create the legislation, we pass the laws,
Speaker 2: and I'm the guy that can get you off if
Speaker 2: you so choose. Otherwise you're going to go to prison
Speaker 2: or you're going to suffer to have to incur debts.
Speaker 2: Do you want that right? So the person who's advocating
Speaker 2: on your behalf is essentially a linguistical wizard, and that
Speaker 2: is how they get or that's how they That's what
Speaker 2: Jonathan's is pointing out. Something excellent is when somebody's over
Speaker 2: here going, yeah, I understand dictionary terms too silly, and
Speaker 2: this is where I'm finding the loopholes and they get
Speaker 2: themselves out of these scenarios. So essentially, kind of like
Speaker 2: a Raymond Reddington, I understand what you're saying, but I
Speaker 2: helpen to have some loopholes and connections of my own,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to get out of this scenario that
Speaker 2: you've put me in. So kind of think of it
Speaker 2: in that term. That's where I do see where he's
Speaker 2: coming from, and I do see where you're coming from.
Speaker 2: But the average person who doesn't believe he gets pacings,
Speaker 2: he doesn't buy any events. They don't see it like that.
Speaker 2: They don't see the world at all like that. And
Speaker 2: that's where these people make money off of your ingers.
Speaker 2: This is why people don't like lawyers, because lawyers understand
Speaker 2: double speak. If you understood how the game was played,
Speaker 2: you'd be terrified. You'd be like, well, what is going on?
Speaker 2: You don't know? Just shut up, let us let us
Speaker 2: have our little dueling. I will be your champion, right
Speaker 2: trial by combat. We're doing it with our tongues as
Speaker 2: opposed to swords. You get a problem with that, you know.
Speaker 3: Right well, And that's how they're able to get away
Speaker 3: with a lot of shit that they do because literally,
Speaker 3: within their speak, we are a corpse and so like
Speaker 3: they're talking to the corporate entity of you or the
Speaker 3: corpse corpse are written entity of you, just to make
Speaker 3: a pun, but like they're talking to that version of
Speaker 3: you that doesn't necessarily even exist. It's like that's like
Speaker 3: if you're playing a game, if you're playing Monopoly, that's
Speaker 3: your race car character, but like you're not actually a
Speaker 3: race car. You're a human, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Like this is where the whole fucking game's all fucked
Speaker 3: because everybody thinks that they're a race car. Anyway. I know,
Speaker 3: I'm kind of crazy going on.
Speaker 2: That because you made me start thinking in a celestial sense.
Speaker 2: That's what Christ is doing. He's your celestial ambassador saying,
Speaker 2: I know they don't understand all the spiritual aspects of here,
Speaker 2: but I'm basically going to be putting myself in their
Speaker 2: place with my blood that I sacrificed on their behalf.
Speaker 2: This is what I'm putting on the table, and I
Speaker 2: will advocate for them. Dad. Okay, so you're gonna be
Speaker 2: representing them. Yes, this is how you get into the
Speaker 2: Kingdom of heaven because you've taken him as your representative.
Speaker 2: If that makes any sense. Sure you've identified with Christ.
Speaker 2: That's what it is, dying to self and saying all right,
Speaker 2: I give myself over to him because the other side
Speaker 2: it sucks. Man.
Speaker 4: And to further your point about lawyers. As a matter
Speaker 4: of fact, I forget which play it was. I want
Speaker 4: to say it was a Shakespeare play.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he connects with the Jesuits.
Speaker 4: Well that too, But also in this one play they.
Speaker 1: Said this quote.
Speaker 4: Basically, there was an uprising for whatever reason, whatever the
Speaker 4: set was, and the politicians were basically throwing a coup,
Speaker 4: and he said, well, first we have to kill the lawyers,
Speaker 4: because they'll be the only one smart enough to know
Speaker 4: what we're doing. Yes, I forget what play it is.
Speaker 4: Damn it, that's gonna haunt me. But that's a portion
Speaker 4: of it. Even way back when it was understood that
Speaker 4: lawyers and people that look for the interpretation of the
Speaker 4: world beyond a reasonable doubt, and they're experts at raising
Speaker 4: these reasonable doubts.
Speaker 1: Ther shady Crew yes, it's funny.
Speaker 2: I was interested in doing law for a little but
Speaker 2: I said, I hate paperwork. But I know I understand
Speaker 2: that good choice. I understand this stuff very well. As
Speaker 2: opposed as actually getting into that. I said, you know,
Speaker 2: I'll read more and explain it to more folks. So anyways,
Speaker 2: I'm going to be explaining how Bellermind connects to the Constitution.
Speaker 2: So I'm just giving a little bit more context. Again,
Speaker 2: Manley P. Hill is going to be explaining some stuff
Speaker 2: for us. So when it came time to sign the
Speaker 2: Declaration of Independence, how could Lorenzo Ricky not be present?
Speaker 2: How could he have not labored for more than seventeen
Speaker 2: years for the superbly beller Remine ambience to not participate
Speaker 2: in all the excitement. There is a story usually told
Speaker 2: in conjecture with the Professor and the Flag Committee, involving
Speaker 2: another mysterious stranger who one suddenly appeared in the legislative
Speaker 2: chamber of Old State in Philadelphia on the night of
Speaker 2: July fourth. The moment was tense. Independence had been resolved,
Speaker 2: but the document lacked signatures. Some were having second thoughts
Speaker 2: and about the risks, and Masonic historian Manly P. Hall
Speaker 2: writes quote. It was a great in that grave moment,
Speaker 2: and only but a few of those present feared that
Speaker 2: their lives would be forfeit for their audacity. In the
Speaker 2: midst of the debate, a fierce voice rang out. The
Speaker 2: debater stopped and turned and looked upon the stranger. Who
Speaker 2: was this man who had suddenly appeared in their midst
Speaker 2: and transfixed them with his oratory? They had never seen
Speaker 2: him before, none knew when he had entered, But his
Speaker 2: tall form and pale face filled them with such awe.
Speaker 2: His voice ringing with a holy zeal, the strangers stirred
Speaker 2: them to their very souls. His closing words rang through
Speaker 2: the building. God has given America to be free. As
Speaker 2: the stranger sank into a chair, exhausted, a wild enthusiasm
Speaker 2: burst forth. Name after name was placed upon the parchment.
Speaker 2: The declaration of independence was signed. But where was the
Speaker 2: man who had participated in the accomplishment of this immortal task,
Speaker 2: who had lifted for a moment the veil from the
Speaker 2: eyes of the assemblage and revealed to them a part
Speaker 2: at least of the great purpose for which the new
Speaker 2: nation was conceived. He had disappeared, Nor was he ever
Speaker 2: seen again in his identity established. Now be warned, this
Speaker 2: is only a story unsupported by primary source material. John Adams,
Speaker 2: the most talkative of the framers, said not a word
Speaker 2: about it, but we know that Adam's own pen that
Speaker 2: some kind of gag order had been imposed upon the signers.
Speaker 2: If I could write with freedom, he had told Abigail
Speaker 2: and a letter dated the third of July. Could manly
Speaker 2: b Hall have received this story through masonic blah blah
Speaker 2: blah blah back door stuff. That's what the rest of
Speaker 2: the page we go on to say, I personally buy it,
Speaker 2: because even the History channel, be that as it may,
Speaker 2: was doing a covering thing talking about this professor individual
Speaker 2: that was a very white and ghostly looking very pale. Again,
Speaker 2: the story is aligning, whether true or not. But I
Speaker 2: think there's a little merit here because of the Beller
Speaker 2: of Mine aspects within the Constitution. Now, the personal liberty
Speaker 2: of the main author of the Declaration of Independence was
Speaker 2: Thomas Jefferson, containing a copy of the Patriarcha, and he
Speaker 2: also a handsome folio of four hundred and ninety seven
Speaker 2: pages of the discourses of Algermine Sidney. If Jefferson read
Speaker 2: but the opening pages of Sydney. In Filmer's books, Bellerermines's scholar,
Speaker 2: John Clement Ragner wrote in nineteen twenty six he had
Speaker 2: the principles of democracy and propounded the beller of Mine
Speaker 2: in a nutshell. It is more than likely, however, that
Speaker 2: the curiosity of Jefferson prompted him to look more deeply
Speaker 2: into the writings of the Catholic schoolman. He had not
Speaker 2: far to go. In the library of Princeton University there
Speaker 2: was a copy of Cardinal Bellermine's works. James Madison, a
Speaker 2: member of the committee which framed the Virginia Declaration of Rights,
Speaker 2: was a graduate of Princeton. Probably he had read Bellermine,
Speaker 2: for at this period of his life he had read
Speaker 2: everything he could lay his hands on, and he was
Speaker 2: deeply versed in religious controvert It might be remarked that
Speaker 2: several members of the committee which drew up the Virginia
Speaker 2: Declaration of Rights had been educated in England, where the
Speaker 2: writings of beller of Mine were not unpopular, even among
Speaker 2: those who are inimical to his faith. The operative philosophy
Speaker 2: of the Declaration of Independence is easily traceable, and Bellermine
Speaker 2: liberation theology. Compare contrast is about to follow. Cardinal Bellermine wrote,
Speaker 2: political power emanates from God. Government was introduced by divine law,
Speaker 2: but the divine law was given this power to no
Speaker 2: particular man. Compare contrast with the declaration that people are
Speaker 2: endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights. Now here's
Speaker 2: where they messed it up. God never said I want
Speaker 2: an intermediator. But here's the thing, Like, yes, Moses is
Speaker 2: my representative, but you're not supposed to worship the guy. Yes,
Speaker 2: this guy is my prophet, but it doesn't mean you
Speaker 2: worship he's just speaking on my behalf. You don't know. Again,
Speaker 2: but they're imposing make a government over me, belar of mine.
Speaker 2: Society must have power to protect and preserve itself decoration
Speaker 2: to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men. That's
Speaker 2: not in the Bible is that you can defend yourself
Speaker 2: without needing a government to tell you to defend yourself.
Speaker 2: Because here I didn't do that part with you. So
Speaker 2: I did a part one with this, if folks want
Speaker 2: to look it up, the Lesser of two Evils. And
Speaker 2: I was essentially stating that where was I going with that?
Speaker 2: The secure the rights, governments and instituted among men. I'm
Speaker 2: drawing a blank and wherever I was going with that.
Speaker 2: But anyways, watch that episode you'll catch in a little
Speaker 2: bit more when I was trying to go with that,
Speaker 2: secure the rights. I'm drawing a blank. Sorry, I have
Speaker 2: a lot in my brain right now.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, you're good.
Speaker 4: I did want to make mention you brought Thomas Jefferson, Yeah,
Speaker 4: and all these other books that he had within his library.
Speaker 4: So Thomas Jefferson also famously wrote a version of the
Speaker 4: Bible where it is directly it's only Jesus quotes, right,
Speaker 4: all right, Well, no, no, no, it's only read. He didn't
Speaker 4: take out Jesus. It's only Jesus' words that Thomas Jefferson wrote.
Speaker 4: The entire Bible is read script. And so with that
Speaker 4: also we look at when he was president and what happened.
Speaker 1: With the Barbary Wars.
Speaker 4: He read the entire Quran to understand the Muslim, the
Speaker 4: Muslim religion to understand why these dudes beheaded the American
Speaker 4: sailors rather than like ransom them like normal pirates did.
Speaker 4: And he understood very quickly that this religion teaches that
Speaker 4: they can kill US on site dope. So he sent
Speaker 4: the Marines there to handle it.
Speaker 1: And it was a whole thing.
Speaker 4: But Thomas Jefferson was extremely well versed in vast amounts
Speaker 4: of religious texts and literature, not just of the Christian
Speaker 4: faith or the what like, all over all over, very
Speaker 4: well educated guy.
Speaker 2: Well, he also had some flirting with some just it's
Speaker 2: when he went over to Europe, especially during the revolution
Speaker 2: and midsbra followers used to wear red caps just like
Speaker 2: the Sons of Liberty did when they did the boat thing.
Speaker 2: What I you just jogged my memory. So are you
Speaker 2: familiar with Chay's rebellion? Yeah, a lot of people aren't.
Speaker 2: But it's over here saying we just want back pay
Speaker 2: for doing all that fighting for you. It's been almost
Speaker 2: like what ten to thirteen years, And what did the
Speaker 2: government do. We're going to raise the militia to shut
Speaker 2: you up. You owe me again. Constitution decoration. It literally
Speaker 2: switched it around, saying there's an uprising, we can use
Speaker 2: military force to shut you up.
Speaker 1: Dah.
Speaker 4: People need to look at the Bonus Army as well,
Speaker 4: and the Bonus Army riots of Washington, DC. If you
Speaker 4: think the government won't fuck over their veterans just because
Speaker 4: it really read a history book.
Speaker 2: It's well veterans book. Think of it as ponds because
Speaker 2: again you're seeing as in like I did you a
Speaker 2: service and it's just like fool, you did what I
Speaker 2: want you to to do. Now shut up? Yeah you again,
Speaker 2: that's how they think about you. And again, if you
Speaker 2: don't believe me, why are we sending money over there
Speaker 2: as opposed to getting people that are off the street
Speaker 2: begging for money that have a uniform on just saying,
Speaker 2: just saying, Cardinal bellermind the people themselves immediately and directly
Speaker 2: hold political power m Decoration of Independence. Governments are instituted
Speaker 2: among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of
Speaker 2: the governed.
Speaker 1: Silence is consent, right right, right?
Speaker 2: Or or you're casting your vot's like yeah, I guess
Speaker 2: you know you have the right to govern me, go ahead,
Speaker 2: do what you want.
Speaker 1: Silences consent.
Speaker 4: However, as soon as they slap the cuffs on you
Speaker 4: the first words out their mouth, you have the right.
Speaker 1: To remain silent.
Speaker 4: Yes, so you're giving the comp consent to do I'm
Speaker 4: just saying I don't know.
Speaker 2: But like you know, well again, tribal everybody, you come
Speaker 2: to the forum, you come to the pow wow. You
Speaker 2: every man come over here. Not I'm gonna go send
Speaker 2: you over there to be my representative. No, you're part
Speaker 2: of the tribe. You come in. This thing is saying,
Speaker 2: we'll just give it to the elders. They'll figure it
Speaker 2: all out for We'll give them the technical details, just
Speaker 2: like a lawyer. I'll let them do all the busy stuff.
Speaker 2: I don't have time for that, or I don't know
Speaker 2: about that. This is what we're doing, even with our history. Oh,
Speaker 2: if I really want to do that again, give it
Speaker 2: to the history guy or whatever. But I don't want
Speaker 2: to again. If I want to talk to you about it,
Speaker 2: I don't really want to talk about that. I don't
Speaker 2: want to know about that. Why because I want it
Speaker 2: simple and stupid. Microwave philosophy, microwave history, microwave microwave. I
Speaker 2: want it fast. It's like fast food. It is literally
Speaker 2: every single aspect of your life. If you don't slow
Speaker 2: down and start reading some of this stuff, they're going
Speaker 2: to deceive you every single day. That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 2: So all men are born equally and free according to Bellarmine.
Speaker 2: Then again, decoration all men are created equal and then
Speaker 2: bella o mind for a legitimate reason. The people can
Speaker 2: change the government to an aristocracy or democracy or vice
Speaker 2: versa decoration whenever any form of government becomes destructive. Of
Speaker 2: these as the right of the people to alter, in,
Speaker 2: aboliship and to institute a new government. Yet when we
Speaker 2: prose a riot, allegedly, that's a problem, you know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying. So the hypocrisy is there. So here's the
Speaker 2: other aspect. You're gonna hear Republicans it's better republic, right,
Speaker 2: and again I'm not still going either or it's better republic.
Speaker 2: But what's democrats say? It's a democracy. When we go
Speaker 2: over there and fight, were saying, we gave them democracy,
Speaker 2: We brought them to we helped liberate them so that
Speaker 2: they can form their own country. Again, So one minute,
Speaker 2: we have a republic over here, when we go over there,
Speaker 2: we're giving them democratic rights or to democracy to establish
Speaker 2: whatever they want. Okay, so why are we giving them something?
Speaker 2: Assume we give them a republic too, which, ironically enough,
Speaker 2: a lot of countries replicate the Constitution of America. I'm
Speaker 2: just saying that's something else that I find a little you.
Speaker 4: Know, Well, we were one of the first ones to
Speaker 4: split off of the monarchy like that in the way
Speaker 4: that we did. That's why a lot of people used
Speaker 4: our declaration as like a blueprint for their own decorations
Speaker 4: from their colonial powers when the time came.
Speaker 1: But I also think that there was a lot of symbolism.
Speaker 4: And wordplay and word smithing that was used as certain
Speaker 4: keynotes for certain people that had ears to hear if
Speaker 4: you will. But with that being said, shit, dude, America
Speaker 4: doesn't even have a true republic. People have the right
Speaker 4: to vote. They don't even have an idea on them,
Speaker 4: let alone people that earned their citizenship.
Speaker 1: Like it's.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's again. I know I get a lot
Speaker 2: of heat for this, but I'm saying a lot of women.
Speaker 2: I know one particularly, she's just she's Democrat. And again,
Speaker 2: I don't default, I don't play the system. But she's
Speaker 2: over here voting for Kamalast strictly because she's a woman,
Speaker 2: not because of policies, not because of comparacatrast. Just understands
Speaker 2: her history, Philan Blank whatever, all the statistics that you
Speaker 2: would you know, looking at your candidate, simply because she's
Speaker 2: a woman. Now, to go back to the nineties. Half
Speaker 2: the reason Clinton won was because he appealed to the
Speaker 2: women voters. Now this is his story. This does not
Speaker 2: mean just making upside. This is something. So why are
Speaker 2: you voting? Is it based on emotions? Is it based
Speaker 2: on how he spoke? Are you actually agreeing with what
Speaker 2: a lot of people when you start pressing them and
Speaker 2: what they believe or what the policy is thereof you're like, well,
Speaker 2: you know, and we get them to a certain point,
Speaker 2: they all go, well, it's a lesser two eagles song
Speaker 2: or whatever discribin me. So you don't really understand anything
Speaker 2: of what you were doing. You were just playing part
Speaker 2: of the game. Again. Political parties, why, because you guys
Speaker 2: are a bunch of cupcicks. They don't care about you.
Speaker 2: They don't care about your vote. You are statistics of gullibility.
Speaker 2: We don't care if it's left or right that gets in.
Speaker 2: Both sides are stacked by apak. It's just a game.
Speaker 2: It's just a game. It's an illusion to make you
Speaker 2: feel good at night. Whatever helps you sleep, right, something
Speaker 2: has again like God, and now I lay me down
Speaker 2: to sleep. I pray that the government will take care
Speaker 2: of me. Hm hm. Who is Sam who is Sam
Speaker 2: is messing with you in the room. Let's just put
Speaker 2: it in very dark terms. I'm just saying, right, who
Speaker 2: is this?
Speaker 3: Uh, the the statue of the Washington Who is that.
Speaker 2: Supposed to be? This is when someone says Freemasons don't
Speaker 2: run the country. This is over at uh the Washington
Speaker 2: Memorial thing that they got this is I think it
Speaker 2: was in New York if I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 3: Is that supposed to be? That's not supposed to Is
Speaker 3: that supposed to be? George Washington?
Speaker 2: Yes, this is nice. This is nice. C g. I.
Speaker 2: You can literally look it up. George and Free Mason
Speaker 2: and first American President.
Speaker 3: I wonder when that statue was built.
Speaker 4: Oh wait, you're talking of the statue next to Bathamet
Speaker 4: next to Bafamet Cathedral, the National Cathedral in Washington, d C.
Speaker 4: I've been in there multiple times for ceremonies. Yeah, that's
Speaker 4: absolutely a statue that's there.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, I was just wondering when that statue may have
Speaker 3: been built, if y'all knew.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And then sort to the chest is part of
Speaker 2: the Masonic ritual as well.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 2: And again something was interesting when you watch I think
Speaker 2: this is on YouTube it's like a thirty seven minute documentary.
Speaker 2: But they were doing compara contrast. People weren't in the
Speaker 2: same room. They were taking both the clubs, comparing him
Speaker 2: side by side. But initiation of becoming a witch and
Speaker 2: a mason were exactly the same thing with the same dialogue.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 4: But when you look at some of these covens, you
Speaker 4: trace it back, you see that Alisair Crowley had a
Speaker 4: lot of connections to these too. That's why it was
Speaker 4: also a third third degree mason along with these things.
Speaker 1: It was it all connects man.
Speaker 2: Yep. And again it was into magic and it's just this.
Speaker 2: And here's the thing with the toro, and again bull
Speaker 2: bull is an equivalent of God in their thing, and
Speaker 2: miththrust slaying the bull, so go kill God. That's essentially
Speaker 2: what Nimbrod was trying to do with building the Tower
Speaker 2: of Babel. This is what they want with their new
Speaker 2: world order, reached the dome. If you're going by biblical cosmology,
Speaker 2: that's what they're attempting to do. And the oldest synagogue
Speaker 2: of the United States was visited by George Washington on
Speaker 2: his way to the Sophradic. You noticed the wordplay of
Speaker 2: turo Bull or horned God, just like Mullik what we
Speaker 2: saw before. In the Ukrainian Crest, there's a Jesuit Israel congregation.
Speaker 2: So when I said earlier that they are crypto used, yes,
Speaker 2: this has connections to Jesuits. And it's a synagogue in America.
Speaker 2: So it's not just something you're going it's a biased
Speaker 2: author and he's a no. This is historical, just as
Speaker 2: place as you can go and see yourself.
Speaker 3: So here's a fun fact. Looking at this, that Washington
Speaker 3: statue right next to the Baphamet, although they do have
Speaker 3: like a obviously like striking resemblance the George Washington sculpture,
Speaker 3: The sculpture that we're looking at right there, it was
Speaker 3: made in eighteen forty, right. But okay, the picture that
Speaker 3: everybody knows of the Baphamet, this one was actually drawn
Speaker 3: by a French occultist named Elefis or Elephus Levi. But
Speaker 3: he didn't actually draw that image of the the bapha
Speaker 3: Met image that everybody knows, with the tits and the
Speaker 3: goat head and all that. He didn't draw that until
Speaker 3: eighteen fifteen, eighteen fifty six, sixteen years after that statue
Speaker 3: was created.
Speaker 4: Which means that they probably got their inspiration, the artist
Speaker 4: and the sculptor more than likely.
Speaker 1: Probably from the same source.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's not to say that the there wasn't
Speaker 3: some kind of imagery of the Baha Met. This is
Speaker 3: just the most well known imagery of the Bapha.
Speaker 1: Met gotcha, gotcha. Yeah.
Speaker 3: But interesting nonetheless that they were created really sixteen years
Speaker 3: apart at least that that image. So, and you gotta
Speaker 3: you gotta believe that, like, all right, you're looking at
Speaker 3: all of Washington d C. It looks like a fucking pentagram, right,
Speaker 3: and I mean literally we have a pentagon and all that,
Speaker 3: all that shit. But it's like, uh, it's I don't
Speaker 3: believe that this is a coincidence that old G. Dubb,
Speaker 3: with all fucking and teeth and weed in his backyard
Speaker 3: is just like a homeboy sitting as above so below.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, meticism, that's Enlightenment, the era of Enlightenment. Yeah, that
Speaker 2: connects with Hermes, which is an equivalent of Baffomet, by
Speaker 2: the way, because that coulduce his staff and as above
Speaker 2: so below as the universe. So the soul that's from
Speaker 2: the emerald tablets.
Speaker 3: Right, you know what, Like there's some things about the
Speaker 3: Bapphamet that picture that I never really knew about here,
Speaker 3: like just a I don't know if you're interested in
Speaker 3: learning about that, but it says uh uh uh. So
Speaker 3: he drew that. Elephus Levi he drew that in his
Speaker 3: book called Transcendental Magic, and he visit envisioned a winged
Speaker 3: hermaphrodite with a torch between his horns and a pentagram
Speaker 3: on his forehead. His arms bore the Latin words solve
Speaker 3: and coagula. Solve and solve in Latin meaning to separate,
Speaker 3: in coagula meaning to join together. And it says the
Speaker 3: powers of binding and loosing usurped from God. Levi's drawing
Speaker 3: was the inspiration for the Satanic Temple's new monument, and
Speaker 3: it contains all these binary opposites as above so or
Speaker 3: above and below. It's part animal, part human, and part male,
Speaker 3: part female. It embodies and it embodies opposites and celebrates contrasts. Interesting.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, we want to learn about all that.
Speaker 2: The whole worshiping of the elements, and again that's what
Speaker 2: the star of run Fan over here is conjoining all
Speaker 2: of those things together is saying we're divine on our
Speaker 2: own God, we don't need you. We could become our
Speaker 2: own gods. That is what that represents, and most people
Speaker 2: are doing. It represents God's holy people. Now that's transhumanism.
Speaker 2: That is, we could become our own god mentality, you know,
Speaker 2: that's what it's all coming down to. And most people
Speaker 2: have no idea. And the other thing he's sitting on
Speaker 2: the I also like the god most hie, this represents
Speaker 2: the pine cone, the shoot when it when the pine
Speaker 2: cone grows outward, this is all of your knowledge essentially
Speaker 2: coming into full bloom. That's what that's supposed to represent,
Speaker 2: the cosmic egg, as it.
Speaker 1: Were, the Enlightenment.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Again, pine cones were given out originally before Hearts
Speaker 2: for Suntrinalia aka Valentine's Day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my heart seeing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well there's that.
Speaker 2: Big pine soul soul Invictus.
Speaker 3: Well there's what was it, the largest pine cone? Like
Speaker 3: the world record for the largest sculpture of a pine
Speaker 3: cone is right outside the Vatican.
Speaker 2: Yes, I covered that in another episode. I did. I
Speaker 2: did a Valentine's one. I could probably do with you guys.
Speaker 2: It's not that long. It's only like twenty something sides
Speaker 2: I think, or thirty in Washington, d C. Did you
Speaker 2: know we have the bail shaft from the Saturn cull
Speaker 2: that's essentially Nimrod's phallus and then the bail by all
Speaker 2: worship is that you have to do an inverted sex
Speaker 2: act like we hear a lot of times in Hollywood.
Speaker 2: You have to do that in order to get initiation
Speaker 2: and upgrades and essentially gravy ceremonies as they're referred to. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and this is why they have to cover their
Speaker 4: phallus with a white lampskin cloth their Holy of holies.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, which is interesting that there's three pillars like that
Speaker 3: across the world, or three phallic looking pillar.
Speaker 4: Every every Masonic uh tombstone.
Speaker 3: You'll look like this, yes, right, Well, the reason I
Speaker 3: say that is is that within the occult and magic
Speaker 3: and stuff that they say that you know, you're supposed
Speaker 3: to set up the two pillars and uh, you represent
Speaker 3: the middle or the third pillar. That's like the path
Speaker 3: toward enlightenment is that you are now representing that third pillar.
Speaker 1: Y fallus. They believe their their cock is that third pillar. Dog.
Speaker 3: I don't if they believe it's their Dick, I'm not.
Speaker 3: I mean, maybe they do.
Speaker 2: Came to mean something because Nimrod did his own mother.
Speaker 2: And that's actually what they represent is military religion, finance.
Speaker 2: Nimrod was known as a man of war religion, Queen
Speaker 2: of the Heavens Virgin Mary, same name as the sigil
Speaker 2: of Astrooth aka Astrooth in the Bible, astrooth red star
Speaker 2: astro nott. Astro means star, not means water. Are they
Speaker 2: telling us there's water above us? I don't know. That's them,
Speaker 2: not me. I didn't make up the word. And then finance,
Speaker 2: who did I tell you was the god of coinage?
Speaker 2: Their son Timus Hermes. So you have city of London, Vatican,
Speaker 2: and Washington, d c. And if you didn't know, the
Speaker 2: Rothchilds are the ones that funded the Vatican back in
Speaker 2: like eighteen thirty two. And that's by a Catholic author,
Speaker 2: I'm great researcher by Gerald Posner, God's Bankers and phenomenal book.
Speaker 2: He has almost like eighty pages of citations that book.
Speaker 2: It's like seven hundred pages, so highly recommend we can
Speaker 2: skip that. So this same Imperium of Rome, the public
Speaker 2: servants were priests of the various gods and goddesses. Monetary
Speaker 2: affairs money, for example, were governed by priests of the
Speaker 2: goddess Moneta. Priests of Dionysius an equivalent of Nimrod, manage
Speaker 2: architecture and cemeteries, which you just said, look at their tombstones,
Speaker 2: while priests of just Titia with her sword and Liberia blindfolded,
Speaker 2: just like Mason's when you sit before the three candlesticks
Speaker 2: when you go in there, as Jonathan was saying before
Speaker 2: and again, that's what Building seven represented with going down,
Speaker 2: known as the Sacred College, managed hundreds of government bureaus
Speaker 2: from the justice system with lawyers double speak to the.
Speaker 1: Yell me and derail you. But hold on, what was
Speaker 1: the one with the blindfold?
Speaker 2: You said that was Libera Liberia Liberia?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Is that possibly not but the country, but it's probably
Speaker 2: a connotation? Yes?
Speaker 4: Is that possibly where I could be pulling it threads here?
Speaker 4: You know why in English or in American anyway, having
Speaker 4: one pound?
Speaker 1: Why that's lb?
Speaker 2: Why is that connect with her?
Speaker 4: I'm wondering specifically for this reference and this symbol. So
Speaker 4: it goes back to the Latin word libra okay, l
Speaker 4: I b r Els.
Speaker 2: Was like Metatron we just were talking about.
Speaker 4: And does Lady Justice not hold a scale? And is
Speaker 4: she not blindfolded? I'm I'm curious where that image came from.
Speaker 4: So when you said this particular goddess blind for what,
Speaker 4: I'm like, hold on, is there a connection there?
Speaker 1: Am I just going a little crazy? I don't know.
Speaker 2: We got a lot of these gods and goddesses merged,
Speaker 2: like Cyble and Addis Sybles known as the mother of
Speaker 2: the gods. But at the same time, she wears a
Speaker 2: spiked crown just like Adis, which is the equivalent of Timus.
Speaker 2: So you kind of have to wonder. And then again,
Speaker 2: what basically Rome did when Hannibal came up through Spain
Speaker 2: and stuff like, I didn't hit him from the north.
Speaker 2: They said, according to their or their gods or something
Speaker 2: that I said, I, if you let us win this war,
Speaker 2: this punic war, then we will worship the gods of
Speaker 2: the of them essentially, And this is how they started
Speaker 2: taking Cyble from North Africa, the Phoenetians, and they brought
Speaker 2: it into Rome. I kid you not, that is historical.
Speaker 2: I was reading that in a book the other day.
Speaker 2: I was like, okay, so this explains the migrational aspects
Speaker 2: of how something in the Mediterranean made it over into Rome.
Speaker 2: And then he's just like, well, no, we just mix
Speaker 2: it with us thing and that thing, and again, constantly
Speaker 2: mixing and merging, mixing and merging, and eventually you get
Speaker 2: a single deity. When you keep lifting up the phones,
Speaker 2: it's like telephone, who said what Originally? Let's go back
Speaker 2: to the lore, Let's see what the symbolism says.
Speaker 1: And this is.
Speaker 4: Cultural diffusion didn't become a talking point until recently, relatively
Speaker 4: recently in human history. It's pretty wild how people didn't
Speaker 4: just like connections before a few hundred years ago.
Speaker 2: Well you had the guy that wrote, oh, shoot, I'm trying.
Speaker 1: To well, I guess that's why people couldn't pull the connections.
Speaker 4: They didn't have the books, they didn't have the printing press,
Speaker 4: they didn't have the information readily available. So it's not
Speaker 4: like a your average Joe could see this thing. So
Speaker 4: that's that's fair too, right.
Speaker 2: Shoot, there's a guy in the eighteen nineties. I'm trying
Speaker 2: a blank to his name, but he was exposing basically
Speaker 2: the Catholic Church going all the way back to Nimrod,
Speaker 2: back in the eighteen hundreds and his work Hisslop. That's
Speaker 2: what I'm drying a blank what the full name is,
Speaker 2: but something Hisslop. I mean, I gotta look it up
Speaker 2: now because I think now people are going to want.
Speaker 4: To know, no doubt Hissop or Hisslop hiss slop.
Speaker 2: Yes, two babylons. You can get a real cheap version
Speaker 2: on Amazon for like, I don't know, something bucks. But
Speaker 2: he exposes the whole thing and how it goes back
Speaker 2: to Nimrod to moves all this stuff, and a lot
Speaker 2: of people when I did the Catholic exposition thing counterfeit
Speaker 2: Christianity Catholicism, somebody was going, well, that's just a lot
Speaker 2: of his slop quoting here, Like I didn't cite his
Speaker 2: work once. In fact, I'm still just tinkering reading into
Speaker 2: his works. I haven't cited him once. This was all
Speaker 2: independent stuff on my own that I've connected these dots.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, and Hislop was already doing this back
Speaker 2: in the eighteen fifties, I believe, yeah, right, And a
Speaker 2: lot of us don't know about it. But when you
Speaker 2: pick up the book, that's the first thing that can
Speaker 2: think was saying like, oh, I did crown. It's like, well,
Speaker 2: if it's true, I think you should do something about it.
Speaker 2: But you love going over to the guy who says
Speaker 2: I got a red phone to God right now? Sorry,
Speaker 2: Why do you love the individual institution more than your
Speaker 2: personal relationship with you know, your savior. I think that's
Speaker 2: something I would be asking questions about, But you love
Speaker 2: defending that. So again, similar to patriotism, Why are you
Speaker 2: saying that the government cares about you when they're poisoning
Speaker 2: your food and the FDA doesn't give a crap. They're
Speaker 2: dropping chemtrails on you on a daily basis. I mean,
Speaker 2: you know they're doing wildfires and allegedly possibly messing around
Speaker 2: with our environment and weather, allegedly not gonna go ahead,
Speaker 2: And you say that they care about you and you're
Speaker 2: gonna swear allegiance to them. They're a gang of thieves.
Speaker 2: That's Stockholm syndrome. I'm sorry, I don't mean to be rude.
Speaker 2: I'm just calling out the obvious and that that's a
Speaker 2: problem to you. Then it's kind of like misery. Do
Speaker 2: you love me? Let me break your legs? Do you
Speaker 2: love me?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: I love you so much?
Speaker 1: Doing again, goh, what a classic movie.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, that's anyways, dude.
Speaker 3: I'm looking at that picture of Constantine and I was like,
Speaker 3: that kind of looks like Trump a little bit. And
Speaker 3: so I started doing a little bit of research as
Speaker 3: y'all were shooting the shit there and you would be
Speaker 3: so shocked. Well maybe not of all of there's so
Speaker 3: many articles that say, is President Trump the Constantine of
Speaker 3: our time? Like, there's like hundreds of articles that are
Speaker 3: talking about is he the Constantine of our time?
Speaker 4: And I'm like a lot of evangelicals are seeing him
Speaker 4: as some sort of savior figure right now, a lot
Speaker 4: of a lot of Christians.
Speaker 1: Constantine is like the guy.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 3: I just thought it was interesting that people were comparing
Speaker 3: him to him, and I just looked at him. I
Speaker 3: was like, oh, it kind of looks like Trump.
Speaker 4: And people are saying I saw the bad guy from
Speaker 4: the Hunchback of Notre Dom.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, I can see that.
Speaker 1: What's shit?
Speaker 4: I forget his name, the one that's the religious you know, dude, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: that guy, that dude that looks like him scowling at
Speaker 4: the fucking gypsy girl.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't be surprised if that wasn't intentional.
Speaker 4: Oh, I wonder if he was actually modeled off of Constantine.
Speaker 1: That would make so much sense.
Speaker 4: Judge Claudelo, Yo, tell me that don't look like probably
Speaker 4: one of the best songs Disney ever did.
Speaker 2: It really gets it. Literally my hair raised every time
Speaker 2: hearing him singing. I haven't even seen the whole movie.
Speaker 2: I just watched the clip on YouTube. I was like, dang,
Speaker 2: I'm kind of scared as crap, but man, it really
Speaker 2: makes you start thinking, this guy is pretty sick, but
Speaker 2: he's manipulating the system. Probably a jesuit, he probably was.
Speaker 4: He probably was just saying have you seen the Have
Speaker 4: you actually looked into the literature of the original Hunchback
Speaker 4: of Notre Dame?
Speaker 1: The ending is so fucked.
Speaker 2: I know, I'm a little scared through dow.
Speaker 4: Basically, long story short, Phoebus turns on a Quasimoto.
Speaker 1: He burns as Marilla at the steak as a witch.
Speaker 4: Quasimoto leaps down into the fire to like snatch her
Speaker 4: body after she's dead because he was tied up from
Speaker 4: fucking Phoebus the Knight who was like her love interest.
Speaker 4: He takes her body down to the catacombs to the
Speaker 4: what's called Court of miracles and he basically dies with her.
Speaker 1: In his arms.
Speaker 4: Hundreds of years later, people go and excavate the catecor
Speaker 4: homes and find a statue of these two, a monstrous
Speaker 4: figure holding this gorgeous burnt creature. They touch it and
Speaker 4: it turns to dust. That's the fucking ending of the Hunchbacker.
Speaker 1: Notre Dame.
Speaker 4: It is so much worse. Disney tried to make that
Speaker 4: for kids. They made so many movies that were horrible stories,
Speaker 4: not for children of this generation, but they just made
Speaker 4: them kiddy as hell, and it's like, yeah, you know, looking.
Speaker 2: Back, black and White movie ends with that, because again,
Speaker 2: what do they always do. They're trying to make everything fantasize.
Speaker 2: It's nice, it's a happy ending where That's why I
Speaker 2: was telling them my buddy the other day, I was
Speaker 2: really liking married with kids, and then I've been watching
Speaker 2: Malcolm in the Middle for the first time, and I'm like,
Speaker 2: I love dark satire that just slaps the culture in
Speaker 2: the face of saying, it's not always roses. There's some
Speaker 2: crap that goes on in families and you kind of
Speaker 2: have to acknowledge it that it's not always you know,
Speaker 2: sunshine and Roses at the end of an episode. It's like,
Speaker 2: I appreciate that once in a while. It's satire. It's
Speaker 2: calling out the obvious that it's not always so smooth in.
Speaker 3: Life, right right, oh, Jacob. The Shakespeare book that you
Speaker 3: were thinking of earlier, where it says the first thing
Speaker 3: we do, let's kill all the lawyers. That is from
Speaker 3: Shakespeare's Henry the Sixth Part two.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Ah, thank you, Henry the Sixth Part two.
Speaker 1: You said, Okay, I got your back on that.
Speaker 2: Look at this guy.
Speaker 1: Look, I know my Shakespeareah, I know it.
Speaker 4: I knew it was from somewhere. But see, I'm like
Speaker 4: that with the Bible too. I can tell you the story,
Speaker 4: and I can tell you what's up with it. I
Speaker 4: cannot tell you chapter in verse. I'm horrible with that.
Speaker 4: It's my add is a superpower, and it only works
Speaker 4: in one way.
Speaker 2: It's very strange, Okay. Some hundreds of priestly orders known
Speaker 2: as a sacred college, manage hundreds of government bureaus from
Speaker 2: the justice system of the construction cleaning repair of bridges.
Speaker 2: No bridge could be built without the approval of the
Speaker 2: Pontifus Maximus, which in the book that was cost ninety
Speaker 2: six bucks as a reason they're not printing it cult
Speaker 2: of Soul and Victus Pontiffus Maximus is the high priest
Speaker 2: of the Pagans. Yeah, so then again that's the same
Speaker 2: term still going on for the Catholic Again, even Venerate,
Speaker 2: you literally google it Catholics, you will find it means
Speaker 2: to worship or honor and visage of some buildings, temples, castles, bats, sewers, ports, highways,
Speaker 2: walls and ramparts of cities and the boundaries of lands.
Speaker 2: Priests dedicated the paving of repairing of streets and roads.
Speaker 2: Supervised the calendar of the education of the youth. Priests
Speaker 2: regulated weights measures like we said before, the value of money.
Speaker 2: Priests solemnonized and certified birth certificates, baptisms, puberty, purification, confession, adolescence, marriage,
Speaker 2: divorced death, burial, excommunication, canonization, deification, adoption into families, and
Speaker 2: adoption into tribes and orders of nobility. Priests ran the libraries,
Speaker 2: consecrated the lands treasures. Priests registered the trendmark symbols. Priests
Speaker 2: were to charge of the public worship, directing the festivals, plays, entertainments, games, ceremonies.
Speaker 2: Priests wrote and health, custody over Will's testaments and legal conveyances.
Speaker 2: By the fourth century, one half of the lands of
Speaker 2: the one fourth of the population of the Roman Empire
Speaker 2: were owned by the priests. When the Emperor Constantine and
Speaker 2: his senate formerly adopted Christianity aka Solenvictus Mithra, but they
Speaker 2: said officially as Christianity of the empire's official religion, the
Speaker 2: exercise was more of a merger or acquisition than of revolution.
Speaker 2: The wealth of the priests merely became the immediate possession
Speaker 2: of the Christian churches, and the priests merely declared themselves Christians.
Speaker 2: Government continued without interruption. The pagan gods and goddesses were
Speaker 2: artfully outfitted with names appropriate to Christianity. The sign over
Speaker 2: the pantheon indicating to the fertility goddess Cybol and all
Speaker 2: the gods, was rewritten to Marry and all the Saints.
Speaker 2: The Temple of Apollo became the Church of Saint Apollinarius,
Speaker 2: and the Temple of Mars was reconsecrated Church of Saint Martina,
Speaker 2: with the inscription Mars hence ejected. Martina Martyred made claims
Speaker 2: now the worship which him was paid haloed icons of
Speaker 2: Apollo were identified as Jesus aka Horus with the halo
Speaker 2: over his head. That's not biblical Christ and come down
Speaker 2: here with the halo that goes back to Horace and
Speaker 2: Apollos on gods and the cross of Bacchus into mouse
Speaker 2: were accepted as the official symbol of crucifixion. Pope Leo
Speaker 2: the first declared quote that Saint Peter and Saint Paul
Speaker 2: have replaced Romulus and Remus as Rome's protecting patrons. Pagan
Speaker 2: Fees two were christianized. December twenty fifth, the celebrating of
Speaker 2: the birthday of the number of gods amongst Saturn, Jupiter
Speaker 2: to Moos, Bacchus, Osiris and Mithras was claimed to have
Speaker 2: been that as Jesus as well, and the traditional Saturnalia
Speaker 2: season of drunken merriment and gift giving evolved into Christmas.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like to champion, this guy is like this bastion
Speaker 4: of of the Christian faith because he made it the
Speaker 4: official religion of Rome. People kind of don't understand that
Speaker 4: that wasn't an easy transition and it.
Speaker 2: Was at all. It was it was like, no, we're
Speaker 2: gonna say it's Christian because that's the most popular thing
Speaker 2: right now. But you know, do all the stuff I
Speaker 2: do in private and make it public. And again, Catholic,
Speaker 2: you go to cathode where you go cathedral, it goes
Speaker 2: into moon worship. And what do you call the Virgin Mary,
Speaker 2: queen of the heavens? And what does your rest in
Speaker 2: between a crescent moon? Can you call it the queen
Speaker 2: of the heavens? Name as an astroth? Come on, guys, it's
Speaker 2: literally in your name. It wasn't Yeshua Catholic, it was Jeshua.
Speaker 2: Christ comes from the Greek a Christos, which means anointed.
Speaker 2: Therefore Christians or anointed ones following the anointed, not Catholic
Speaker 2: moon worshippers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and again, if y'all, if you are curious about
Speaker 4: your boy, look at the rituals ever performed at his
Speaker 4: death and you tell me how quote unquote Christian he was.
Speaker 4: But you gotta look at the time, place, an era
Speaker 4: of this situation, and it makes sense why he, as
Speaker 4: a leader would just kind of write this into it
Speaker 4: and say, yep, we are now a Christian nation and
Speaker 4: bump up up and just kind of roll with it.
Speaker 1: So here's the deal. Christianity is seen as the.
Speaker 4: By the agnostics out there who just look at religion
Speaker 4: with all the same lens. Christianity is kind of seen
Speaker 4: as the son of Judaism, the same way that Islam.
Speaker 1: Is considered that to a degree.
Speaker 4: I know that's gonna piss some people off too, but like, look,
Speaker 4: follow the trail.
Speaker 1: It all goes back to Abraham. Cut out how you
Speaker 1: want it anyway.
Speaker 4: So, with that being said, the Christian faith when it
Speaker 4: got quote unquote big, you gotta keep in mind all
Speaker 4: the disciples, they were murdered for their beliefs except for one. Okay,
Speaker 4: well two, I should say, one killed themselves. The other
Speaker 4: one actually lived into being the old one. But they
Speaker 4: called them the young. But that's neither here nor there.
Speaker 4: So my point is, these people that were going around
Speaker 4: spreading this word were doing so under penalty of death.
Speaker 4: As a matter of fact, Paul, once upon a time,
Speaker 4: Saul of Tarsus was in charge of persecuting and murdering
Speaker 4: these people for spreading this this word right, the stories
Speaker 4: that they witnessed with their eyeballs, the fact that they
Speaker 4: were even saying it. He was trying to kill them
Speaker 4: for it. This new religion, whenever it came out, quote unquote.
Speaker 4: It took off kind of rapidly, but in certain ways.
Speaker 4: It took off in the slave population, it took off
Speaker 4: with women, it took off with the poor. It took
Speaker 4: off because it was not a religion that you could
Speaker 4: buy your way into. It was a religion that said,
Speaker 4: there is no more stigma and dogma based off of trial,
Speaker 4: and there is no more Jews and Gentiles. There's none
Speaker 4: of that. This is a whole new way of thinking.
Speaker 4: There's a whole new thing because of this situation. Here's
Speaker 4: the proof, here's the facts, here's the prophecies, Here's what
Speaker 4: just happened. I watched it with my eyes, this whole thing.
Speaker 4: So whenever it was spreading, and it was getting to
Speaker 4: a point where a quarter of Rome's population was on
Speaker 4: board with this full tilt and were continuously spreading it
Speaker 4: under penalty of death and persecution. When he made this call,
Speaker 4: Rome was very fragmented, and he was very large, and
Speaker 4: he was having issues holding it down.
Speaker 1: It's not crazy for the dude in charge to go.
Speaker 4: With the changing of the tides, so to speak, and
Speaker 4: lean into it. That would be what we would call
Speaker 4: Roman strategic moves, right, But Again, if anybody questions the
Speaker 4: quote unquote champion of early Christendom, again I invite you
Speaker 4: to look at his life, look at his pagan victuals
Speaker 4: and theosophies, and look at who the early priests of
Speaker 4: the quote unquote Christian Church was.
Speaker 1: Because it wasn't.
Speaker 4: The people that were on the streets ministering to people.
Speaker 4: It became almost instantly people of status, which literally contradicts
Speaker 4: everything about it.
Speaker 1: But that's that's kind of how that planed out.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, and that's what we still got with bishops
Speaker 2: and cardinals and this thing and that thing. And again,
Speaker 2: the horror of Babylon wears purple and red, just like
Speaker 2: a certain group within Italy that that's the same colors again, orror.
Speaker 2: What is a horror? It is a prostitute. It's fake,
Speaker 2: it's not real. It's lust, not love, you know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying, It's counterfeit. So in Washington d C is
Speaker 2: no secret that Washington d C was designed by Mason's.
Speaker 2: D C is laced with the cultic and Masonic statues, landmarks,
Speaker 2: and symbols that honor the ancient God or the fallen angels.
Speaker 2: And again, what do these people see themselves us. There's
Speaker 2: kind of like the movie Venom. I've been in dwelled
Speaker 2: with the fallen being from another planet quote unquote Heaven,
Speaker 2: and now we have this symbiotic relationship where I get deals,
Speaker 2: I get inner knowledge, and again I can ascend that
Speaker 2: all that garb this is what they believe. Athena, Jupiter, Zeus,
Speaker 2: Cleo and more appear all in Washington, d C. Yet
Speaker 2: the most blatant satonic symbol is the recreated setting of
Speaker 2: Isis and Osiris. The Washington Obelisk that stands exactly six thousand,
Speaker 2: six hundred and sixty six sixty six feet high and
Speaker 2: sixty six inches wide six hundred and sixty six inches
Speaker 2: wide is the missing phallic of Osiris and the capital
Speaker 2: dome in the womb of Isis. Thus, the elite are
Speaker 2: waiting for their gods to return as they continue to
Speaker 2: build the new world order from DC. Even the streets
Speaker 2: of DC are laid out to depict the occultic symbols
Speaker 2: of the pentagram. The name District of Columbia UH also
Speaker 2: honors Isis as Columbia is Isis. DC is a mega
Speaker 2: occultic city where demonic powers through puppet leaders and politicians
Speaker 2: have influenced the USA for over two hundred years. Again,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be explaining how mary Land actually got its
Speaker 2: name and why, as I told people, your mirror ring,
Speaker 2: because when you look at America, it looks just like
Speaker 2: the Nile. For you know, with all the names that
Speaker 2: are going up and down the Mississippi versus what's going
Speaker 2: on in the Nile. You'll find Memphis, You'll find this,
Speaker 2: You'll find it. It literally is Mirrik mirroring. And when
Speaker 2: you look up helios east to West, look up Trump's
Speaker 2: name with that, you will find a dozen articles or
Speaker 2: so talking about East meets West Trump And again up
Speaker 2: the miss penthouse apartment, he has helios riding between two
Speaker 2: pillars with a pentagram below it and fire underneath that.
Speaker 2: East meets West, and that's up in his penthouse apartment,
Speaker 2: just saying, are they trying to get to moves to
Speaker 2: merge the denominations, the Protestants to come back to this
Speaker 2: new world Order religion in the wake of World Will III.
Speaker 2: Everybody's going, well, there was no rapture, there was no
Speaker 2: return of Christ, there was no this everybody, you know,
Speaker 2: disillusion with Christianity as quote unquote Albert Pike put it.
Speaker 2: All these people are reeling in shock and horror, and
Speaker 2: then you have this guy who's Hermes aka nicknamed the
Speaker 2: Messenger between the Gods during a Project Blue Beam scenario.
Speaker 2: Don't worry, people, I now have come to realize that
Speaker 2: I wasn't the greatest thing ever, and these beings are
Speaker 2: going to help show us the way of how to
Speaker 2: find this inner enlightenment. You really think that as cult
Speaker 2: followers would not do that. I'm just saying they're already
Speaker 2: wearing maga, which means maje a wizard, great illusionist was
Speaker 2: to say, and throughout the whole time I was talking
Speaker 2: about things in the end days, that's going to be
Speaker 2: a great delusion, deception over the hearts and minds of men.
Speaker 2: Why because they're deceived. They don't understand what half of
Speaker 2: this occult stuff. They don't want to know about it.
Speaker 2: But some people are digging, some people are explaining it.
Speaker 2: And again, the ones you want to kill are the
Speaker 2: ones that are being the mouthpiece. Because Revelation eighteen twenty three,
Speaker 2: the voice of the groom Christ and the Bridesmaids was
Speaker 2: heard no longer within me, because your merchants were the
Speaker 2: great men of the earth and by their sorceries translated
Speaker 2: into Greek pharmachea big pharma where the nation's deceived. What's
Speaker 2: the voice? Well again, you're going by Christ. The word
Speaker 2: became flesh. That is the name of guys. We did before,
Speaker 2: explained it all and God's been divorced. So if you're
Speaker 2: keeping the word, you're keeping the baton of truth going.
Speaker 2: You're constantly telling people, look over here, bern anti christ system.
Speaker 2: That's like whack them all fire. You need to put
Speaker 2: out the fires the light because people are waking up.
Speaker 2: And I'm not saying like you can collective conscious and know.
Speaker 2: I'm saying they're waking up to you've been lying to
Speaker 2: me this whole time. Yeah, that's pretty much it, all right,
Speaker 2: Chop choppy chep, and again noahydelaws. You look up Trump
Speaker 2: he's the champion of noahid laws. According to his early
Speaker 2: National News of twenty twenty, and he stated at a rally,
Speaker 2: as I played for you before, that's time to bring
Speaker 2: back the death penalty for anti Semitism. What did I
Speaker 2: tell you about the Jesuits. They are crypto use and
Speaker 2: they founded the Catholic Church counterfeit Trump is in charge
Speaker 2: of the Vatican Bank. People know this. No, he is
Speaker 2: ex checker of the World Bank Hermes. It has a
Speaker 2: name affiliated that goes direct to bail in Hermes. You
Speaker 2: can look it up. I've done some other episodes on that.
Speaker 1: So we think Trump is in charge of the Vatican's bank.
Speaker 2: Yes. Gerald Posner did a segment on Bloomberg TV and
Speaker 2: he also wrote that up in his book with citations.
Speaker 2: He declared a papal bull to have this given over
Speaker 2: to him. And since he has a variation of Timuza's name,
Speaker 2: I might as well explain. Exuse, I think we'll cut
Speaker 2: this into a part too, if that's okay with you guys,
Speaker 2: because we're already going to the three hour length. I'll
Speaker 2: finish this slide after explaining this. So Trump, his name
Speaker 2: means world ruler Trump to deceive or want up or
Speaker 2: out do somebody else. Now, Adonis, you can look this up.
Speaker 2: This is basic Google. If you don't have the books,
Speaker 2: I'm telling folks, I'm not. You know, you can cite yourself.
Speaker 2: Don't take my word for it. Some random guy with
Speaker 2: buys on the internet. Adonis is the root word for
Speaker 2: Donald Adonnas's equivalent is a Sumerian goat shepherd god Dumazid Dumas.
Speaker 2: It's equivalent is Nimrod's son to mouse mentioned in Ezekiel
Speaker 2: chapter eight. Does I say it's his son? No, but
Speaker 2: Tomus is mentioned in the Bible to moves. To the
Speaker 2: Greeks was known as Hermes, as I already said, god
Speaker 2: of coinage, and Hermes in Rome was known as Mercury.
Speaker 2: Mercury means reflection, by the way, or the think resonate
Speaker 2: in Mercury has a direct connection to Bail and Marduk
Speaker 2: from Mesopotamia. Don't take my word for it. Don like
Speaker 2: a Spanish don. Donald Don means lord and Bail means lord.
Speaker 2: And this is all connecting with Trump. So what are you?
Speaker 3: What are you saying? Whenever you say ship like that,
Speaker 3: are you saying that possibly Trump is modeling his life
Speaker 3: after these biblical characters?
Speaker 2: So well, do you have that you have that terrort
Speaker 2: card deck? Right there?
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 2: I'll let the magician if you would please, absolutely right there. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I can explain. I'm gonna be doing an episode baron
Speaker 2: Trump the Last President with Missing the Point podcast in
Speaker 2: a couple of weeks, probably early November release and explaining
Speaker 2: with more visual details of folks want to dig into it.
Speaker 2: When I do the presentation, some people are saying, well,
Speaker 2: why why isn't it barren? You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: And I'm going to explain literally just looking off that
Speaker 2: picture what I think they have planned.
Speaker 4: Okay, I will say, of course, Jonathan earlier, you had
Speaker 4: to pull out the Devil card too, of all of
Speaker 4: that off top it was.
Speaker 3: It was just on the top of the deck.
Speaker 2: You look up fair and a lot of artwork. His
Speaker 2: face looks just like the devil, And I'm like, to be.
Speaker 3: Fair, the Devil card and the death card they're not.
Speaker 3: That's not what they mean in the actual Death and
Speaker 3: the deck.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying the puns right themselves, like we couldn't
Speaker 4: have wrote that joke any better, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, but yeah.
Speaker 3: For y'all. And of course I go through seventy eight.
Speaker 3: There's seventy eight cards in a deck. I had to
Speaker 3: go through seventy three of them to find the Magician,
Speaker 3: So no, there was just fours.
Speaker 2: Say that's amazing, maskild Aer there. So if you could
Speaker 2: pull it up for the screen, if anybody can't see it.
Speaker 2: So as you know, he's wearing a white tunic red sash.
Speaker 2: Again just like the Christ that they depict for us
Speaker 2: looks like the Statue of Liberty doing the post as above,
Speaker 2: so below now if you want to look on top
Speaker 2: of his head, you will notice the europe borrows or
Speaker 2: the Infinity logo. What the cult is trying to do,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to I'm gonna be showing visuals in
Speaker 2: the presentation that I do. They are trying to complete
Speaker 2: the Euroboros because in their mythos philin Blank Nimrod was born,
Speaker 2: he was eventually slain allegedly by Seth if you're going
Speaker 2: by some lore, and he was reincarnated into his son Tamus.
Speaker 2: So in order to complete this Euroboros or the snake,
Speaker 2: the infinity of always consuming itself, you need to reverse
Speaker 2: the cycle. You need to have a Tamuz figure in
Speaker 2: order to bring back the Nimrod the kingdom that you
Speaker 2: wish to establish. And if you will look at the Euroboros,
Speaker 2: what is that infinity? Infinity? But it's also a genetic code,
Speaker 2: the serpent seed. And this is what they're talking about
Speaker 2: with transhumanism is make everybody Hermaphrodites break them down, so
Speaker 2: they don't really care who they are, and you can
Speaker 2: put into their minds whatever you want. And this is
Speaker 2: how they bring about the demons to possess people. Because
Speaker 2: in Gilgamesh will put our hopes. If you're going by
Speaker 2: the Book of Giants, Gilgamesh is an equivalent of Nimrod.
Speaker 2: So if they're putting their hope in Nimrod, what is
Speaker 2: the deal that they possibly made that he'll somehow bring
Speaker 2: back our giants once they were slain in the flood.
Speaker 2: And it says for seventy generations in Enoch that your
Speaker 2: children will roam the earth. You're talking to the fallen
Speaker 2: angels under the River Euphrates as they're locking them under there.
Speaker 2: So they're going to roam the earth for seventy generations
Speaker 2: until the time of the end. Well, that's interesting because
Speaker 2: as I said before, the root server for all computers
Speaker 2: in Tournt is demon, and demon actually is not fallen angel.
Speaker 2: It is a slain giant. It means spirit being. It
Speaker 2: comes from the Greek d e m o n or
Speaker 2: dai mon da mom. So this is what they're trying
Speaker 2: to do. And again it's a Ponzi scheme, because you're
Speaker 2: over here going, well, so somehow we're going to get
Speaker 2: our slaves again. You're going by them. I'm going again.
Speaker 2: I could play a whole reel where they it's used
Speaker 2: that are saying a new world order, you're going to
Speaker 2: be our slaves. I'll probably post this at some point
Speaker 2: they don't kick me off, and they're literally trying to
Speaker 2: establish the concept where they're going to in dwell us.
Speaker 2: But then you know they're going to be the ones
Speaker 2: that are their slaves. In contrast the giants or Slaine
Speaker 2: Nepheline demons. They're saying, we don't give a crap about
Speaker 2: any of you in humanity, you idiots, you fools. We're
Speaker 2: going to possess all of you. It's going to be
Speaker 2: an international demonic grid. We can go wherever we want, right,
Speaker 2: It's going to be we're prepping you. You're like Sims character.
Speaker 2: You think you have money in your bank account, you
Speaker 2: can create a tornado wherever you want to in the
Speaker 2: game Sims character, you have a SIM card in your phone.
Speaker 2: You really think I'm going somewhere with this. I mean,
Speaker 2: I could go on and on, but I'm just saying
Speaker 2: this is what they have for the endgame and breaking
Speaker 2: down the number of men in the Mark of the
Speaker 2: Beasts six neutrons, six electrons, six protons six six six
Speaker 2: man merging with machine and what did Elon just release recently?
Speaker 2: And he calls himself Dark Maga and he has all
Speaker 2: that robot army talking about downloading your memories and putting
Speaker 2: it into a robotic figure, keep you living for what forever?
Speaker 2: In an infinity.
Speaker 3: The symbology definitely makes you think, because a lot of
Speaker 3: stuff does really line up like that, and it's it's
Speaker 3: just so strange that people would just I don't know,
Speaker 3: is it is it time repeating itself over again or
Speaker 3: are these all magicians kind of just seeing the symbology
Speaker 3: of the old stories and trying to repeat them in
Speaker 3: hopes that they could they could, you know, uh, gain
Speaker 3: some of the magic that the people that they're trying
Speaker 3: to you know, honor are are are gonna bestow Upondolie.
Speaker 2: I don't know, Jonathan, you hit the nail on the
Speaker 2: head with the second part. That is exactly what they're doing.
Speaker 2: And the thing is, those initiating the club, they think
Speaker 2: they're gonna be like plus one. I'm with you, guys.
Speaker 2: That's why I wear the riddle red cobble lock bracelets.
Speaker 2: I'm one of you. I'm like the ray have the
Speaker 2: horror that betrayed everybody in Jericho. I'm one of you.
Speaker 2: Spare me, spare me, oh and again. Coappo Law, As
Speaker 2: Albert Pike says, freemasonry is a search for light, as
Speaker 2: you will see, leads us directly to the Coppola morals
Speaker 2: and dogma. So you're saying, as a gentile cousin, you, yeah,
Speaker 2: everybody else are peons. We're going to sacrifice them up
Speaker 2: as altered you know, slaves on a battlefield. We don't care.
Speaker 2: World War One ended on the eleventh month, eleventh day,
Speaker 2: on the eleventh hour, eleven times three thirty three. We
Speaker 2: wanted to do the D Day landing. At least a
Speaker 2: lot of the top generals, they are saying, why don't
Speaker 2: we go around four o'clock, three o'clock where they can't
Speaker 2: see us coming in towards the shoreline. No, we need
Speaker 2: to do at six am. Why six month, six day,
Speaker 2: six am, sixty sixty six, all calculated by design? You
Speaker 2: wear blood sacrifice meat sacks for these people. It is
Speaker 2: sickening but this is how they think. So I will
Speaker 2: close my stuff here. If folks want to watch the
Speaker 2: episode undeterred or without a part two, you can go
Speaker 2: over One Nation under Satan on My Man, a daily
Speaker 2: podcast on Spotify, Rumble and YouTube. Thank you gentlemen for
Speaker 2: having me on. I had absolute blast.
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, well, I think that there's there's a lot
Speaker 3: to learn here, and you could definitely say that. I
Speaker 3: want to say that a lot of this, you know,
Speaker 3: it kind of depends on what perspective you're looking at
Speaker 3: it from, you know, like from from the Christian perspective.
Speaker 3: I could see how you could come with this, because
Speaker 3: I mean not to bash on any religion or anything
Speaker 3: like that, but unfortunately, like to Christianity, every other religion
Speaker 3: and spiritual form is a nail for your hammer. And
Speaker 3: uh no, I don't mean that in like a bad way.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying saying that, like you know, everything else
Speaker 3: is evil, everything else is the devil, but especially whenever
Speaker 3: you're looking into the dark occult, I'm right there with you.
Speaker 3: I'm I'm not into that dark occult shit. I'm not
Speaker 3: for the sacrificing, I'm not for the bad guys. And
Speaker 3: you know, the people who are out like sacrificing animal
Speaker 3: and people and and shit like that just to get ahead.
Speaker 3: Like you know, that's that's not the team that I'm
Speaker 3: on and for sure, So yeah, I mean I do
Speaker 3: appreciate the different perspectives though, And I'm not even saying
Speaker 3: that anybody's wrong, like I wouldn't dare say that you're
Speaker 3: wrong or the Jacob's wrong or anything. It's that we
Speaker 3: all have a certain perspective and I think that certain
Speaker 3: perspectives lead you down certain rabbit holes. And it's not
Speaker 3: to say that one's more right or or wrong, because
Speaker 3: I mean, hey, we can. That's why they say, like
Speaker 3: in you know, in in religion, you know, you got
Speaker 3: to have faith because you don't really know. I mean,
Speaker 3: you just have to have faith. And if you have
Speaker 3: that amount of faith, then your perspective is going to
Speaker 3: change based upon everything that you know you're looking at
Speaker 3: as far as the symbology and everything, because oh I
Speaker 3: saw this in the Bible and it's talking about Moloch
Speaker 3: and this is the Moloch symbol and Moloch just like
Speaker 3: the fucking Ukrainian flag.
Speaker 2: What what right? You know?
Speaker 3: So it is it is interesting, it's fascinating, to me,
Speaker 3: I love.
Speaker 2: It well again to again get the books. Don't don't
Speaker 2: take my word for it again. That's why I always
Speaker 2: stay with anything that I present. It doesn't mean I'm
Speaker 2: some crazy guy that you have to take my word
Speaker 2: and that's it. Dig yourself, That's that's my biggest thing
Speaker 2: is when I see comment sections, I'm like, listen, you dig.
Speaker 2: If you dug into as much as I have, maybe
Speaker 2: you see the world like I do. It doesn't mean
Speaker 2: I have to impose that on anybody. Just like you said,
Speaker 2: my faith is personal. But I can explain to you
Speaker 2: how I've come to my conclusions. If you want to
Speaker 2: know more, pick up the books that I recommend. If not,
Speaker 2: that's totally fine. You can write your hateful comment about
Speaker 2: me and review. I don't care. It's again, free country,
Speaker 2: free world. I mean you could do you. I'm just
Speaker 2: showing you with something I came by today.
Speaker 3: Hey dude, Yeah, I mean, I appreciate all the deep
Speaker 3: dives that you do. I mean, in the books that
Speaker 3: you're buying are ridiculously expensive, dude, Like, my god, you're
Speaker 3: talking about two hundred dollars books like get out of
Speaker 3: here with that. I mean, don't get out of here.
Speaker 2: I'm happy. There's a reason they charged so much for it.
Speaker 2: There's a reason they don't want that stuff out. So
Speaker 2: I think that's why that last presentation I did do
Speaker 2: with somebody else thereof your going like it was popular
Speaker 2: because people are like, no one talks about this stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so I'm not afraid to share it around a campfire
Speaker 2: if you want to go digging around and find those
Speaker 2: little cryptic ghosts in the forest.
Speaker 3: All right, Brandon, You're not allowed to get a girlfriend,
Speaker 3: all right, because you need to keep doing this these
Speaker 3: deep dives. And I feel like the deep dives will
Speaker 3: slow down if you get a girlfriend, bro, So you
Speaker 3: need to just like keep your face in the book.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no, we don't need to.
Speaker 4: You gotta just find him a little conspiracy head at,
Speaker 4: you know, a conspiracy at.
Speaker 3: Hey, dude, ain't nothing wrong with that. And uh but yeah,
Speaker 3: I love these shows, dude. They're very informative. And we'll
Speaker 3: definitely be doing a part too. And as a matter
Speaker 3: of fact, I think we're gonna try and schedule that
Speaker 3: relatively soon so that hopefully we can maybe even put
Speaker 3: these out back to back. That'd be pretty sick.
Speaker 2: Yeah, i'd be done.
Speaker 3: I'd be down with that, but uh, Jacob, any words
Speaker 3: for you, sir.
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Speaker 4: Go check out all of his links and all his stuff.
Speaker 4: They are down in the show notes below. And we
Speaker 4: think if everybody's already gone ahead and done so.
Speaker 3: And definitely stick around for part two because that will
Speaker 3: be coming out. We're gonna finish this one up because
Speaker 3: I'm I'm I'm excited to see where it goes. I mean,
Speaker 3: one nation under Satan, Dude, come on, like, this is wild.
Speaker 3: It's it's not even that crazy. You know, when you
Speaker 3: really start, you know, picking up the bread crumbs, you're like,
Speaker 3: wait a second, dude. But anyway, if this is something
Speaker 3: that you really enjoy, yeah, we would appreciate all of
Speaker 3: the reviews in the comments. Give us a follow on Instagram, Patreon,
Speaker 3: we have a Twitter. Also that Jacob does a great
Speaker 3: job at keeping up with and and we're gonna be
Speaker 3: having a greater presence over there, eventually, sued and but
Speaker 3: actually it will because my sister's gonna be taking over
Speaker 3: with social media mathematically, we will, right right, But anyway,
Speaker 3: all right, cole members, we love you. And with all
Speaker 3: of that being said, this was another beautiful episode of
Speaker 3: the Cult of Conspiracy. And my name's Jonathan, and there's
Speaker 3: one very important, extremely vital piece of information we needed
Speaker 3: to learn just as soon as humanly possible, so to.
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