Speaker 1: Good morning. It is aam August twenty eight, six, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four, and we're going to start off with a little
Speaker 1: video here and take it from there. It's going to
Speaker 1: be an interesting day. Hope everybody is here to take
Speaker 1: it all in because there's gonna be a lot of information.
Speaker 1: Let's do it.
Speaker 2: Now. Whose only goal has been to set the revision
Speaker 2: on fire.
Speaker 3: The entire world.
Speaker 2: Should realize this. He's lost the pr war, he's lost
Speaker 2: the legal war, and he's using the military and his
Speaker 2: only chances of survival is to crag America into a
Speaker 2: direct confrontation with her arm This is a fundamental threat
Speaker 2: to world peace. Everyone should be hoping for his downfall.
Speaker 2: I'm first met who is an opposition leader in two thousands.
Speaker 2: At that time he had just basically one pitch, and
Speaker 2: that was Iran is the enemy, and Hannas and Hesbela
Speaker 2: adjust its aircraft carricter. So a central light motive of
Speaker 2: Neahu's policy, apart from doing everything he can to stop
Speaker 2: the creation of a Palestine's state, is to get America
Speaker 2: into an attack on Iran.
Speaker 4: For Iran in Israel as first and America's next. So
Speaker 4: when Israel fights Samas, we're fighting Iran. When we fight,
Speaker 4: we're fighting Iran.
Speaker 2: War against Hesbela is regarded as a matter of when
Speaker 2: or if if Israel has failed in its primary objective
Speaker 2: to dismantle Anas after ten months on leashing more bombs
Speaker 2: on Gaza than the Allies tropped on Dresden and Hamburg
Speaker 2: in the Second World War, How on earth.
Speaker 1: Is it all right? Is anybody hearing an echo? Hold on,
Speaker 1: I'm catching an echo pretty hardcore and the playback here.
Speaker 1: Someone in the live chat just let me know otherwise
Speaker 1: this is kind of gonna be a point listening. I
Speaker 1: don't want to hear echo. It's gonna drive everybody away
Speaker 1: before we get it started. I don't hear it in
Speaker 1: my headphones. I hear it on the phone when I'm
Speaker 1: playing it. I'm hearing a massive echo. So what are
Speaker 1: we at? Anybody in the chat wanna respond to that?
Speaker 1: The funny thing about this board is it it's transferring
Speaker 1: everything correctly, right. The problem being, of course, as always,
Speaker 1: is that it's not the board that controls everything once
Speaker 1: it leaves the board. It's the computer that's completely messed
Speaker 1: up that I've been struggling with and talking to you
Speaker 1: about forever. So yeah, there's something that echo. Yeah, see,
Speaker 1: it's pretty bad on my phone. So let me let
Speaker 1: me see if there's any thing I can hit my
Speaker 1: settings up with. I don't think it's yeah, no, it's
Speaker 1: not this. Yeah, it's just guys, this is what I
Speaker 1: talk about all the time. Why this computer just does
Speaker 1: these things. There's an HP switch that doesn't work properly
Speaker 1: for the audio, and it's constantly trying to override and
Speaker 1: it just jacks things up. Let me try something else. Obviously,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have to try something else. This is actually
Speaker 1: pretty important. So I was hoping that it would be
Speaker 1: no jerky bullshit going on, but this is what it is,
Speaker 1: all right. I can't even contemplate anything. This is from
Speaker 1: the Europe of the Last Battle on telegram. Well telegram
Speaker 1: still is telegram, right, and that one I was gonna
Speaker 1: follow up with too, actually to see how full of
Speaker 1: shit these people are. But if it's not terrible, ten
Speaker 1: minutes of lit is going to be rough. Let me
Speaker 1: only see that's the thing. It's like, it sounds perfect
Speaker 1: in my head set, so you know, it's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's on the right track, all right, So let bring
Speaker 1: it back to where we're about it, and I'll try
Speaker 1: a couple more minutes. If it's if it's irritating, if
Speaker 1: if people are jumping off like flees off a dog
Speaker 1: when it gets wet, then we'll just go ahead and
Speaker 1: go to the next thing.
Speaker 2: When If If Israel has failed in its primary objective
Speaker 2: dismantled ten months on leashing more bombs on Gaza than
Speaker 2: the Allies trot on Dresden and Hamburg in the Second
Speaker 2: World War, how on earth does it think it will
Speaker 2: unseat or push Hesbela back. Hesbela is much better armed
Speaker 2: than Annas, with very accurate missiles that can sneak under
Speaker 2: the iron dome system. So the whole of Israel is
Speaker 2: vulnerable to a regional war on five fronts. This is
Speaker 2: fundamentally against all Western interests, particularly after a series of
Speaker 2: the defeats for Western policy in Iraq, in Yemen, in Syria,
Speaker 2: in Libya, American foreign policy has basically labored under a
Speaker 2: huge self imposed burden. They have been trying to persuade
Speaker 2: who to stop the war, but they provided no incentive
Speaker 2: for Yahu to stop the war. And it still remains
Speaker 2: a bipartisan policy of whatever happens in the Middle East,
Speaker 2: however badly Israel has behaved. We are going to support Israel,
Speaker 2: which not even Ronald Reagan or hw Bush, to Republican
Speaker 2: presidents and allow themselves to work on it. If you remember,
Speaker 2: Reagan stopped SAC from bombing West Bay Route in nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty two because the scenes of the nightly bombing. We're
Speaker 2: so grim on CNN that Reagan is the consummate.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Colleen, we know, but there's nothing I can do
Speaker 1: about it right now. And this is kind of important.
Speaker 1: There's nothing on the board that I could change that.
Speaker 1: It's not from that. It's just let me check one thing,
Speaker 1: which I doubt it is. Nope, that's correct. Nope, that's correct. Yeah, No,
Speaker 1: it's not that. And I can't change audio settings after
Speaker 1: it spreaker, I'm sorry, streamyard starts because it's scrap, so
Speaker 1: it doesn't let you. It'll jack up the whole entire thing.
Speaker 1: So if it's not terrible, we're gonna continue to for
Speaker 1: like one, just a little bit more. We'll get the
Speaker 1: gist of it, and then we'll move on. I've got
Speaker 1: plenty of more here. It's gonna be might be a
Speaker 1: very long episode today, but it's gonna be a lot
Speaker 1: of information and it's gonna be very I guarantee you
Speaker 1: once I get off telegram. There could even be things
Speaker 1: massing the telegram right now because of what's going on.
Speaker 1: They like to have sabotage crab So who knows what's
Speaker 1: really going on here? If you're not hearing echo in
Speaker 1: my voice, then you know it's.
Speaker 2: Not not that said no, I don't want it, stop it,
Speaker 2: And he stopped it. He stopped shutting within twenty minutes.
Speaker 2: He's w Bush threatened to cut eight off every settlement
Speaker 2: that was announced. So now you've got to president in
Speaker 2: Joe Biden, who is an instinctive scientist, a generational scientist,
Speaker 2: who is given far more leeway to Israel committing far
Speaker 2: more bank barrack crimes over a much longer period of time,
Speaker 2: and just giving it the green mind. Well by now,
Speaker 2: to say stopp stop is also an incredibly weak position,
Speaker 2: because he could have said everything he's saying ten months ago.
Speaker 2: Nothing has been achieved except the deaths of forty thousand
Speaker 2: Partestinians one hundred thousand wounded, and even that could be
Speaker 2: a huge on estimate.
Speaker 1: And it is all right, Well, Europe, with the last
Speaker 1: battle on telegram. All right, there's sabotage afoot, and it's
Speaker 1: because this computer is most likely is the reason nothing
Speaker 1: that I have access to actually control. It's just the
Speaker 1: way it is. But tell me, since you were kind
Speaker 1: enough to let me know that that was going on,
Speaker 1: and I already caught it on my phone that I
Speaker 1: was doing that, go ahead and let me know if
Speaker 1: it's echoing on my voice too, because if it is,
Speaker 1: then bye bye for now, because it'll just be completely pointless.
Speaker 1: Let's see, I've got a couple of things here. I've
Speaker 1: got a lot of things here. We're going to be
Speaker 1: going over the great Many Trump and net and Yahu
Speaker 1: thinks that we need to discuss, and we're gonna remind
Speaker 1: ourselves of a few others. Get on. There a few
Speaker 1: other things here that's that are going on, and then
Speaker 1: we're going to jump into Samson, the Israelate hero or villain.
Speaker 1: And where did it come from? And was it stolen
Speaker 1: to like everything else? And when did he pop up?
Speaker 1: And was it once again? Wait? Could he be Heracles? Heracles? Hercules? Right? Oh? Good, good, good,
Speaker 1: good good. That's good to hear. Yeah, No, that's cool.
Speaker 1: Kelly and I'm just I would just you know, that
Speaker 1: wasn't The irritation was in the fact that I can't
Speaker 1: do anything about it because our computer is on its
Speaker 1: last leg and it's just going to deteriorate more and more.
Speaker 1: So since I said that, and all as well, just
Speaker 1: bring this up real quick. Thank you to everybody who's
Speaker 1: been helping out. Greatly appreciated. Bush Master, you're the man
Speaker 1: who's the guy up there, Anonymous, Thank you Anonymous, all right,
Speaker 1: and Anthony and Clue two. It's like have reidsy like
Speaker 1: from the oh, the data are still still uh right.
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Speaker 1: I spill it out for people who are in the podcast,
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Speaker 1: U s T e r s. So we are trying
Speaker 1: to get to the goal and that will be for
Speaker 1: the computer and then you know, the goal will change
Speaker 1: as far as you know, just monthly to keep the
Speaker 1: show going. But for now, the main objective here is
Speaker 1: we need to fix this because that's this is what
Speaker 1: I use to broadcast on It's what I use to
Speaker 1: write the next book. This is what I use to
Speaker 1: edit videos, and it's getting harder and harder and harder.
Speaker 1: I can't even print on this computer anymore. I have
Speaker 1: to pull up my laptop to put it in and
Speaker 1: then I can print. So it's just it's time to
Speaker 1: go almost ten years old, all right. This is give
Speaker 1: sendegoat dot com backslash b A A L B U
Speaker 1: S T E r S. There's other ways to do it.
Speaker 1: I mean, if you want to do it like like
Speaker 1: a super chat, they have that on the thing here too.
Speaker 1: Just do that real quickly, just show you. I'm just
Speaker 1: gonna get this out of the way and then we'll
Speaker 1: get right back into it. Just so everybody is aware,
Speaker 1: this is the video you are watching right now. So
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Speaker 1: button that says show more and then you'll see all
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Speaker 1: order of operations there. The patreon's here. But what I
Speaker 1: was trying to show you is this thing right here.
Speaker 1: You click that and then you can manually change it,
Speaker 1: or you can use these little buttons here, and you
Speaker 1: can throw super chats in here. All right, Rumble, we'll distribute.
Speaker 1: I don't know how much they take, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: And then there's a subscribe button here, so it's kind
Speaker 1: of like a built in Patreon right here on Rumble
Speaker 1: for as long as that lasts, because now they're under
Speaker 1: attack too. But you know, this is what we're using
Speaker 1: right now, and it seems to be working just fine.
Speaker 1: So there you have it. All right, let's get onto
Speaker 1: business now. Let's hope that the rest of this stuff
Speaker 1: isn't substances sabotage. And I'm looking at the other file.
Speaker 1: There's nothing else, no other programs open that would cause that.
Speaker 1: It's just being weird, all right. So I even have
Speaker 1: a little bit of Max Egan and two separate spots
Speaker 1: from one of his more recent videos that I'm going
Speaker 1: to play, and it all goes into the same, the
Speaker 1: same little show.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 1: There'll send little tale that we're telling, and we will begin.
Speaker 1: I made this a long time ago. This is kind
Speaker 1: of like very very primitive, but it's kind of neat,
Speaker 1: and I'm sure you've seen it a million trillion times
Speaker 1: in different forms. I would update it with different pictures
Speaker 1: as of is now, but it's kind of cool. It's
Speaker 1: a good it's from Poohol Junkiest.
Speaker 5: This lion, he's a king of the jungle.
Speaker 6: Huge man.
Speaker 1: Land down under a tree. He's so big, he's so hot.
Speaker 6: He doesn't want to move.
Speaker 7: Now the little lion comes.
Speaker 6: They start messing.
Speaker 1: With him, biting his tail, by his ears.
Speaker 7: He doesn't do anything.
Speaker 6: The lion has She starts.
Speaker 8: Messing on coming home, making trouble. Still nothing now with
Speaker 8: the other animals. They notice this and they start to moving.
Speaker 8: The jackals, hyenas, the barking at him, laughing at him.
Speaker 1: They ne his toes, they eat the food that's his domain.
Speaker 6: They do this and they get.
Speaker 1: Closer and closer, and boulder and boulder, until one day.
Speaker 8: The lion gets up and tears the ship that everybody
Speaker 8: runs like the wind eats everything in his path.
Speaker 1: It's every once in a while, no.
Speaker 6: Man asked the shore the jackets.
Speaker 9: Yes, we still have to be scared.
Speaker 5: I still have to.
Speaker 1: Kill there you go. I think that says it, all
Speaker 1: right there, that's my sentiment. At least we gotta we
Speaker 1: gotta man up a little bit here, guys. And also
Speaker 1: he says at the end, don't beat him, kick his ass,
Speaker 1: all right, So let's start with this one. We got
Speaker 1: several little clips, and then it'll it'll, it'll build upon itself,
Speaker 1: and you'll see where we're headed with this pretty crystal clear.
Speaker 1: I have to do that sapid thing again and move
Speaker 1: myself all the way, of course, why not, right, that's nice,
Speaker 1: all right. Respect that time that net and Yahoo received
Speaker 1: a freaking key to the castle of a white house,
Speaker 1: I would love that.
Speaker 10: This was a special token of affection given by myself
Speaker 10: and the first Lady to Prime Minister and the first
Speaker 10: Lady of Israel. And it's a key. We call it
Speaker 10: a key to the White House. And it's a key
Speaker 10: to our country and.
Speaker 1: To our hearts into the nuclear football.
Speaker 10: And you've been an amazing leader for a long period
Speaker 10: of time. And this is this is in many respects,
Speaker 10: the big day, because this is something that's very special.
Speaker 9: Thank you, miss President. And I have said, and this
Speaker 9: is true, that you have the key to the hearts
Speaker 9: of the people.
Speaker 1: Of Israel, because who have none. By the way, they
Speaker 1: be sure of that, all of all.
Speaker 9: The great things you've done for the Jewish State and
Speaker 9: the Jewish people.
Speaker 3: So thank you.
Speaker 1: He's smiling because he's laughing on the inside.
Speaker 9: Thank you very much.
Speaker 10: Fantastic. Well, I think Israel's not isolated anymore because I
Speaker 10: can tell you we have the two countries, plus you
Speaker 10: had an additional two as you know from many.
Speaker 3: Many years ago.
Speaker 10: And now you have a situation where many of the countries,
Speaker 10: and I can actually say most of the countries, but
Speaker 10: many of the countries in the Middle East want to
Speaker 10: sign this deal. And I think when that happens, hopefully
Speaker 10: after the election, because I really believe Iran wants to
Speaker 10: make a deal. They've had a very tough time. Their
Speaker 10: GDP is down twenty seven percent because of the sanctions
Speaker 10: and all of the other things, and.
Speaker 3: I don't want that to happen.
Speaker 10: I don't want I want Iran to be a great country,
Speaker 10: a great nation. I think that would be a wonderful thing.
Speaker 1: But let's see if you remember those sentiments.
Speaker 10: I think, and I've even said that. I've said that
Speaker 10: to representatives of them, you should wait to see the
Speaker 10: election first. There is nothing they, or China or probably
Speaker 10: Russia would like better than to have Sleepy Joe Biden
Speaker 10: become the president, because if Sleepy Joe one, they would
Speaker 10: own the United States, all of them.
Speaker 1: Thank you, you mean the Desionists, right, nice little hand
Speaker 1: jester there as president.
Speaker 9: I heard a question from one of the people here.
Speaker 9: Does Israel feel isolated?
Speaker 1: Heck no, is that a mockery that there is an
Speaker 1: airplane knowing what they did on nine to eleven right
Speaker 1: between them, the two twin towers here, Yakim and Boaz
Speaker 1: talking around the airplane. I'm sure it's the air Force one.
Speaker 1: But you get the idea.
Speaker 9: Breaking out to the entire world, because we have a
Speaker 9: strong free economy, because we have a strong military, because
Speaker 9: we have a strong relationship with the President of the
Speaker 9: United States and the American people.
Speaker 1: Meaning we owned them through our bank proxy, which is
Speaker 1: the king of the world in the priest craft that
Speaker 1: I talk about in the book. Yes, roth Childs, whatever
Speaker 1: you want to call them, you get the idea and.
Speaker 9: Tell you that we have a strong relationship throughout the
Speaker 9: Middle East. The President intimated how many countries are waiting
Speaker 9: to join this circle of peace. You know, Israel doesn't
Speaker 9: feel isolated at all. It's enjoying the great.
Speaker 1: The same Grandpappy owns all of it. Every country an
Speaker 1: even country that there's a central bank in, they wouldn't
Speaker 1: be isolated. Countries don't exist anymore. They're just little little stations,
Speaker 1: little satellites of the big demon.
Speaker 9: Greatest diplomatic triumph of its history. I think the people
Speaker 9: who feel isolated are the tyrants of Tehran because of
Speaker 9: the pressure that the President is applied on them, because
Speaker 9: of the distance. So there's Battye Ronzier. They are under pressure,
Speaker 9: and you know, I hope they'll all come around.
Speaker 1: I hope everyone everything he says was smirk.
Speaker 9: Will come around to the circle of piece. But no,
Speaker 9: we don't feel isolated at all. Quite the contract.
Speaker 1: Yeah mm hmm, all right down on that moveo. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: thanks man. I think you're talking about the the Christopher
Speaker 1: walking thing. Right, yeah, all right, next, get this clip
Speaker 1: off of there. Next. If it wasn't cumbersome, it wouldn't
Speaker 1: be anything at all, back to it could at least
Speaker 1: they put kept me in the corner this time. So
Speaker 1: this is well, you'll see you.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't think there's the rab i play golf. I
Speaker 3: don't know. I don't think so he stands for.
Speaker 1: Oh, by the way, this rabbi to the right with
Speaker 1: the big hat. Listen to how he talks. Tell me,
Speaker 1: I mean he has he obviously has like a lisp
Speaker 1: or something, but he also says the wrong name of
Speaker 1: the president. I mean, it's just like any dope in
Speaker 1: a costume that looks like a penguin will do. Right,
Speaker 1: Let's call him a rabbi and put him up here
Speaker 1: with us.
Speaker 3: We're gonna say a little prayer or something.
Speaker 11: Would you like to go?
Speaker 5: Who's better than the rabbi?
Speaker 1: Come on, anybody with a couple acting gigs, I think
Speaker 1: would be better than this guy. As far as public speaking.
Speaker 12: We all have great gratitude to this person. This is
Speaker 12: a person that doesn't care if only for himself, because
Speaker 12: for the entire world, and especially for the people in
Speaker 12: Israel and for the Jews in America.
Speaker 5: My blessings is made.
Speaker 12: The blessings from Israel come upon the President, his family,
Speaker 12: and all his friends. May God give a long life,
Speaker 12: a healthy life, a sweet life. Ty with dear President,
Speaker 12: mister Donald J.
Speaker 1: Trump, mister John Donald John Donald J. Trump, the President.
Speaker 1: It's just what happened. Careful, can't careful? Stupid? Yeah, don't
Speaker 1: don't fall over to.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Rabbi. I'm glad I told him to do that.
Speaker 3: He did a very good job.
Speaker 1: He told him to do that. I looked how he
Speaker 1: said that. That's kind of funny.
Speaker 13: You've done that before, Rabbi. I guess a couple of times. Huh,
Speaker 13: thank you very much.
Speaker 1: All right, So that one's done. Moving on? Oops, did
Speaker 1: I not? I just did that? All right? Let's start
Speaker 1: about thirty five seconds deep into this one. It's when
Speaker 1: they finally start talking. I can't stand those videos where
Speaker 1: it's like I have to read it and there's music
Speaker 1: that's so lazy, and if people are driving or moving around,
Speaker 1: it's like, am I going to read this screen in
Speaker 1: this tiny phone? Come on, man, switched me out again? Stupid?
Speaker 1: Actually practice move in case there's words you want to
Speaker 1: see there, I guess I have to read Israel Heritage Foundation.
Speaker 1: Where's Trump Crown of Jerusalem? This was in the same
Speaker 1: meeting or you know that you just saw there that
Speaker 1: press are right there. That's part of this whole little
Speaker 1: ritual here that they're doing. It says it is clear
Speaker 1: that many in the Orthodox community are very supportive of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, and Donald Trump is very supportive of them.
Speaker 1: This is that we have thumbs picture. And then of
Speaker 1: course everything has to go biblical, right, So and I
Speaker 1: saw and behold a white horse. How do we know
Speaker 1: this is even the proper translation of any of this anymore?
Speaker 1: It's all put in the question, thanks Salmon in a
Speaker 1: good way, I guess, And he's and he sat, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: And he that sat on him had a bow, and
Speaker 1: a crown was given unto him, and a crown was
Speaker 1: given unto him, as I guess why they picked this out.
Speaker 1: And he went forth conquering and to conquer Revelations six
Speaker 1: to two. It kind of looks like something you can
Speaker 1: find out a garage sale. I'm not trying to be
Speaker 1: a rude or anything, but I mean it's not like
Speaker 1: that impressive, but it's symbolic and it says President down J.
Speaker 1: Trump and a little blacker right there, they crowned the
Speaker 1: king gooy, it says. In brief remarks at the event,
Speaker 1: Trump mentioned the Ibraham Accords.
Speaker 10: I appointed a special envoy to combat anti Semitism worldwide.
Speaker 3: We did that and it was a big.
Speaker 1: Is that real though, or is that just an ad
Speaker 1: l construct to pick your eye for a little.
Speaker 10: Bit deal, as you know, and they did a good
Speaker 10: job on it. And the Middle East, the very historic
Speaker 10: Abraham Accords, which is one of the most important. Now,
Speaker 10: we had four countries, so we had them lined up
Speaker 10: to sign. If that election were legitimate, we were in there,
Speaker 10: we would have had virtually every country in the Middle East.
Speaker 3: You would have had peace in the Middle East.
Speaker 10: They have signed exactly no people, no countries, and everybody
Speaker 10: wanted to sign. They don't care.
Speaker 1: It's like it's like they don't care. This administration.
Speaker 10: They don't care.
Speaker 1: But it says on the back it says, well, Israel
Speaker 1: Heritage Foundation, but it says, we shall bless your heritage.
Speaker 1: We're gonna really we're gonna realize, hopefully if we haven't already,
Speaker 1: that the heritage was all made up and stolen, mostly
Speaker 1: from the Greeks.
Speaker 3: We would have had them all signed up.
Speaker 10: I think every single country would have been signed up
Speaker 10: a peace in the Middle East. Instead, we have a
Speaker 10: bunch of people that are so sad and they actually
Speaker 10: would have liked to have terminated it, and they tried,
Speaker 10: and the uproar.
Speaker 1: Was incredible, So it means you can do that.
Speaker 10: But the Abraham Accords was absolutely incredible and incredible for
Speaker 10: the Middle East.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, he's just regurgitating as well. Will the Abraham
Speaker 1: Accords transform into the Covenant with Mary when Trump returns
Speaker 1: to power. All right, we're done with that one. Next
Speaker 1: now we're gonna look in four years, you don't have
Speaker 1: to vote again. Trump says, pay no attention to this crap.
Speaker 1: These I pulled these all off of YouTube, right, So
Speaker 1: they're coming from like Reiters, They're coming from lutches, going
Speaker 1: by the Rothchilds. It's coming from all these places that suck.
Speaker 1: But that's not the point. The point is what you're
Speaker 1: saying here. I'm not promoting their garbage. All right, let's see,
Speaker 1: and I bet you I'm gonna take a while. Get ah. Look,
Speaker 1: they did it again, like Britney.
Speaker 10: Spears have to win this election, most important election ever.
Speaker 10: We want a landslide that's too big to rig.
Speaker 14: If you want to save America, get your friends, get
Speaker 14: your family, get everyone you know and vote.
Speaker 1: Hid your wives, hide your husbands, hid your cats. They're
Speaker 1: raping everybody up in here.
Speaker 15: Vote early, vote, absentee vote on election day. I don't
Speaker 15: care how, but you have to get out and vote
Speaker 15: and again, Christians, get out and vote, just this time,
Speaker 15: just this time.
Speaker 1: Remember that Trump the last president thing.
Speaker 5: You won't have to do it anymore.
Speaker 13: Four more years, you know.
Speaker 1: What, because we'll all be dead.
Speaker 3: It'll be fixed, it'll be fine.
Speaker 13: You won't have to vote anymore, My beautiful Christians.
Speaker 1: I love you Christians. I'm not Christian. He just said,
Speaker 1: I'm not a Christian. Is leave up any options? Anyone? Anyone?
Speaker 13: Love you? Get out, You gotta get out and vote.
Speaker 13: In four years, you don't have to vote again.
Speaker 3: We'll have it fixed.
Speaker 14: So good, you're not gonna have to vote.
Speaker 1: What does that even mean? What does that even mean?
Speaker 1: There's no longer a system in place as it was before?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 1: Is that a nod to that? Okay, next we can
Speaker 1: throw Max in there, you know let's do Let's do
Speaker 1: this one first, though. Max will come up in a
Speaker 1: little bit.
Speaker 10: Here.
Speaker 1: We got about I don't know, six minutes of Max,
Speaker 1: and then a couple more minutes after that, two different
Speaker 1: spots in the video. Nope, fucking.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 1: So now we have to bring back to death palty.
Speaker 1: I'm sure everybody remembers this one. If you haven't seen this,
Speaker 1: well there you go, complicating.
Speaker 13: This evil anti Semitic attack.
Speaker 1: Isn't you know? I just have I want to I
Speaker 1: want to remark here that they're awful confident when it
Speaker 1: has nothing to do with having to stand up for
Speaker 1: your own rights. Just hide behind a leader and scream USA,
Speaker 1: as if that means something to you or you have
Speaker 1: any concept of what it means to be free.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's an assault on all of us. It's an
Speaker 13: assault on humanity. It will require all of us working
Speaker 13: together to extract the hateful poison of anti Semitism.
Speaker 1: And I don't think that that guy, even though you
Speaker 1: kind of can't see it right now, that's made for
Speaker 1: imprinting into your subconscious right there, promise has made promises
Speaker 1: kept right, that's there on purpose, right by his head.
Speaker 1: The placement is intentional. Everything about this is intentional. So
Speaker 1: when you're watching this, you're seeing that, even if you're
Speaker 1: not looking directly at it, and it's making an impression
Speaker 1: on you that this man has made promises and kept
Speaker 1: them right, and that that will continue.
Speaker 3: From our world.
Speaker 10: This was an anti Semitic.
Speaker 1: You know, validate that, Validate that anybody who claims it
Speaker 1: it's just all of a sudden is true right.
Speaker 6: Attack at its worst.
Speaker 13: The scourge of anti Semitism cannot be ignored, cannot be tolerated,
Speaker 13: and it cannot be allowed to continue.
Speaker 15: We can't allow it to continue.
Speaker 13: It must be confronted and condemned everywhere it rears its
Speaker 13: very ugly head. We must stand with our Jewish brothers
Speaker 13: and sisters to defeat anti Semitism.
Speaker 1: Real non religious Jews don't get wrapped up in this bullshit.
Speaker 1: It's only the ones that are pushing the Torah, the
Speaker 1: talbot in the kabbala, the ADLs that are working people
Speaker 1: up into a frenzy and shit like that.
Speaker 13: And vanquers the forces of hate, that's what it is.
Speaker 13: And those seeking their destruction, we will seek their destructure.
Speaker 1: He looks a more rounder than usual here. Look, you
Speaker 1: had a big, big lunch.
Speaker 13: Now, when you have crimes like this, whether it's this
Speaker 13: one or another one on another group, we have to
Speaker 13: bring back the death penalty.
Speaker 6: They have to pay the ultimate price.
Speaker 1: For nasty language. Yeah, okay, well, now I know it's
Speaker 1: going to happen in social media. You know, you know
Speaker 1: we're gonna be black bag in the middle of night
Speaker 1: for speaking truth. That's good, good things. This is uso.
Speaker 1: The guy who put the red flaglog is on steroids.
Speaker 1: And we'll get back into history on that and show
Speaker 1: you what I'm talking about in a second.
Speaker 13: They have to pay the ultimate price. They can't do this,
Speaker 13: They can't do this to our country. We must draw
Speaker 13: a line in the sand and say very strongly, never again.
Speaker 1: With sand, with that the sands of Gaza.
Speaker 13: But we can't allow people like this to become important.
Speaker 13: And when we change all of our lives in.
Speaker 1: Order to I don't care if you're on the phone.
Speaker 1: Do you not know how to hold a sign properly?
Speaker 1: Or is it meant to make motions so that you
Speaker 1: look at it.
Speaker 3: I'minate them it's not acceptable.
Speaker 1: Or is he hiding his face?
Speaker 10: So I thought of it for a little while, and
Speaker 10: the press said, are you going to cancel these two events?
Speaker 14: And frankly the future Farmers? I could have done that one,
Speaker 14: but this is a rally for Mike Bost and frankly
Speaker 14: this one maybe I could have, except I don't want
Speaker 14: to change your life for somebody that's sick and evil,
Speaker 14: and I don't think we ever should.
Speaker 11: I don't think you're.
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 5: Hi?
Speaker 1: How you doing?
Speaker 3: Hm?
Speaker 1: I'm just clicking away here as fast as I can
Speaker 1: get these things up, all right, So I have two here.
Speaker 1: The other one's of course missing, but I got it
Speaker 1: right here. So I have a remix that I made
Speaker 1: called DJ because his name is Donald J. Trump, Right, DJ,
Speaker 1: Donald John DJ Take a gun. We'll play that one
Speaker 1: after this and look, oh good, you're gonna love this.
Speaker 1: Finkenstein's morrow, sir before she drops. Yeah, Feinstein, but you
Speaker 1: know what I mean, gotta make it fit be good.
Speaker 1: Nop mm hmm.
Speaker 5: Mike, Well it's good for.
Speaker 1: With somebody says now they're using uh, a shooting event, right,
Speaker 1: a mass shooter that shouldn't just mean two to three.
Speaker 1: But I mean everybody who gets killed is bad, right,
Speaker 1: I get that, But they're using that as their excuse
Speaker 1: to crack down further on the Second Amendment, and listen
Speaker 1: what they say. Listen to the words they use. They're
Speaker 1: mentally deficient or unstable. This is all. These are all
Speaker 1: dangerous words because who's deciding that and how they're doing
Speaker 1: that through social media posts, through whatever. Right, I think
Speaker 1: this is twenty eighteen. If I'm not mistaken, I could be.
Speaker 16: Wrong about violence restraining orders, and they're called California actually
Speaker 16: as a version.
Speaker 1: Of First of all, anybody can put an order of
Speaker 1: protection on you just by doing that, by claiming anything
Speaker 1: they want, because they're not going to take a chance
Speaker 1: that you're bluffing and then something happens, right, so they're
Speaker 1: gonna they're gonna pull that another person in court or whatever,
Speaker 1: and then they're going to put an injunction on them,
Speaker 1: and they're gonna ask them if they have anything, and
Speaker 1: they're gonna check to see if they're registered anything, and
Speaker 1: then they're gonna take everything, right, take your property, over anything.
Speaker 1: Any vindictive woman could do that to somebody, right, It's
Speaker 1: happened to friends of mine.
Speaker 16: This, and I think you when you're meeting with governors
Speaker 16: earlier this week, individually and as a group, we spoke
Speaker 16: about up about states taking steps, but the focus is
Speaker 16: to literally give families.
Speaker 1: Well, first of all, the federal government has nothing to
Speaker 1: do with any of this. They don't have that power.
Speaker 1: But nobody it gets what the federal government supposed to do.
Speaker 1: It's the executive branch supposed to be the executive shiit
Speaker 1: foreign policy. All that craft has got nothing to do
Speaker 1: with your personal lives on the daily basis, that is,
Speaker 1: states not freaking federal and give.
Speaker 16: Local law enforcement additional tools if an individual is reported
Speaker 16: to be a potential danger to themselves.
Speaker 1: Why have state and local governments. Not that they don't
Speaker 1: follow lockstep anyway, but why have them if you're just
Speaker 1: going to override everything with federal decisions on every little
Speaker 1: aspect of their lives or others.
Speaker 16: Allow due process that no one's rights or trample, but
Speaker 16: the ability to go to court, obtain an order and
Speaker 16: then collect not only to firearms, but any weapons in
Speaker 16: the position.
Speaker 1: Take any weapons, so like what sharp spoon, I mean,
Speaker 1: your freaking kitchen knife, what the fuck they talking about here? Shots,
Speaker 1: anything that you can use to defend yourself should you
Speaker 1: be attacked, They're gonna take it away and make you
Speaker 1: defenseless because some person said you did naughty things or
Speaker 1: made naughty comments to them, or showed anchor. But forget
Speaker 1: about the fact that they may have been you know, instigated,
Speaker 1: that they may have been antagonized. Forget about all that.
Speaker 1: It's the person who complains, is the king the.
Speaker 10: Firearms first, and then go to court, because that's another system,
Speaker 10: because a lot of times by the time you go
Speaker 10: to court, it takes so long to go to court
Speaker 10: to get the due process procedures. I like taking the
Speaker 10: guns early, like in this crazy man's case.
Speaker 1: Crazy man's case, he just decided that somebody was great.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's true. I don't know what the multiple I
Speaker 1: don't even know how to say. Is it organic ever
Speaker 1: when somebody shoots up a bunch of people for no reason,
Speaker 1: or is it always you know, an act of lots
Speaker 1: of drugs, trauma and conditioning, and then they send these
Speaker 1: people who are at that point mental defectives out and
Speaker 1: furnish them with everything that they need to kill people.
Speaker 10: It just took place in Florida. He had a lot
Speaker 10: of fires, they saw everything. To go to court would
Speaker 10: have taken a long time.
Speaker 1: See, so it's a crime now to have multiple firearms.
Speaker 1: According to him, because that just makes you suspicious in
Speaker 1: the first place.
Speaker 10: You could do exactly what you're saying. But take the
Speaker 10: guns first, go through due process.
Speaker 1: Second, and how do you get that How do you
Speaker 1: get that power? How do you do that? That sounds
Speaker 1: sounds a little totalitarian to me. All right, now, I'm
Speaker 1: going to show you my cut of this I made
Speaker 1: a long long time ago. It see if can get
Speaker 1: to come up hit or miss on this move owe, right,
Speaker 1: We'll see if it pops up or not. All right,
Speaker 1: let's go with.
Speaker 2: DJ.
Speaker 1: Take a gun, take the fire arms first, and then
Speaker 1: go to court.
Speaker 10: I like taking the guns early. Take the guns, Take
Speaker 10: the guns, take the guns, Take the guns. Take the
Speaker 10: guns first.
Speaker 1: Second and then his little poudy arms crossed. The thing
Speaker 1: that he does at the end, very cute. All right. Next,
Speaker 1: should it burn through these as quickly as possible? All right? Now,
Speaker 1: this is Netanya who thinks Trump and addressed to Congress.
Speaker 1: This is the one that Max was talking about where
Speaker 1: he got like fifty eight standing ovations in an hour,
Speaker 1: so like one every minute. Yeah, good times. This is
Speaker 1: our country bowing and kissing ass to mass murdering genocidal
Speaker 1: psychopaths who want to kill you two. That's what makes
Speaker 1: it a little bit weird, because they're gonna, They're gonna.
Speaker 1: The gates have been opened. We are the Visigoths, and
Speaker 1: the gates have been opened to the enemy Americans.
Speaker 4: Israelis were relieved that President Trump emerged safe and sound
Speaker 4: from that dacardly attack on him. Dacardly attack on American democracy.
Speaker 1: There is so dazardly in fact, that days later there
Speaker 1: is no mark on his here whatsoever, because he's the
Speaker 1: wolverine and he can he can heal or like deadpool.
Speaker 4: You know, no room for political violence and democracies?
Speaker 1: Is that not funny coming from him? Is that not hilarious?
Speaker 1: No room for violence and democracies? And what what fucking democracy?
Speaker 1: Mob rule? Are you talking about socialism and communism there?
Speaker 1: Pal or are You're talking about a constitutional republic that
Speaker 1: we're supposed to have? And he repeats it so that
Speaker 1: it's you know, he's talking to a bunch of communists anyway,
Speaker 1: and Marxists, so it fits.
Speaker 4: I also want to thank President Trump for all the
Speaker 4: things he did for Israel, from recognizing Israel's sovereignty over
Speaker 4: the Gold On Heights to confronting Iran's.
Speaker 1: Aggression, didn't they rename it like Trump Heights now.
Speaker 4: Recognizing Jerusalem as our capital and moving the American embassy there.
Speaker 1: That was a key moment for them to set off
Speaker 1: their emboldened attack on themselves and start ship with hamas
Speaker 1: boogeyman that they actually control and fund at the top level,
Speaker 1: clapping seals, that's.
Speaker 4: Jerusalem, our eternal capital, never to be divided again.
Speaker 1: Never mind who owns part of it, Jordan. All right,
Speaker 1: that was short. We're almost everybody almost there. Okay, Now
Speaker 1: this is Bernie Sanders making sense, which freaked me out
Speaker 1: at first. But you know, you gotta have some You
Speaker 1: gotta have some theatrical performances in order to balance things right,
Speaker 1: because that's how people stop doing things when they think
Speaker 1: someone else is on it, someone else has taken care
Speaker 1: of it, sink back into the social loafing.
Speaker 17: For the best of my knowledge, however, tomorrow will be
Speaker 17: unique in bringing Prime Minister Nets and Yahoo to address
Speaker 17: a joint meeting of Congress. It will be the first
Speaker 17: time in American history that a war criminal has been
Speaker 17: given that honor. Frankly, this invitation to Netting Yaho is
Speaker 17: a disgrace and something that we will look back on
Speaker 17: with regret and a president I think we all agree
Speaker 17: that Israel had the right to defend itself against the
Speaker 17: horrific Amasa attack on October seventh.
Speaker 1: Is he refriend to Herod? I don't know what was
Speaker 1: he talking about, Like the head of the of the
Speaker 1: REPS that that was weird. I heard, Madam President. That's
Speaker 1: it just maybe like wonder.
Speaker 17: But netting Yahoo's extreme right wing government has since that
Speaker 17: attack waged what amounts to a total war, a total
Speaker 17: war against the entire Palestinian people, making life unlivable in
Speaker 17: Gaza and billing tens of thousands. These actions have trampled
Speaker 17: on international law, on American law, and on basic human values.
Speaker 17: It is absolutely irresponsible for US to turn our backs
Speaker 17: on one of the worst humanitarian disasters in modern history,
Speaker 17: especially when that disaster has been aided and abetted by
Speaker 17: US taxpayer dollars and weapons. In other words, it's not
Speaker 17: just the Israeli government, it is US and our money
Speaker 17: and our weaponry as well.
Speaker 1: And that's what taxes do. You are participating passively in evil,
Speaker 1: but you're still participating in evil.
Speaker 17: Since this war began among a population of two point
Speaker 17: two million people. At least thirty nine thousand Palacidians have
Speaker 17: been killed and eighty nine thousand injured, sixty percent of
Speaker 17: whom are women, children, or elderly people. Most observers believe
Speaker 17: that the death toll is much higher because thousands of
Speaker 17: people remain buried under the mountains of rubble. Their bodies
Speaker 17: have not yet been recovered. But in president some one
Speaker 17: point nine million people out of a population of two
Speaker 17: point two million have been dedriven from their homes.
Speaker 1: How many people can see a targeted bombing of a
Speaker 1: apartment building, an apartment itself in the building, not the
Speaker 1: whole building, to kill two children who were born at home,
Speaker 1: and call that, oh, we're fighting Hamas. Where's the rationale there?
Speaker 1: And then I mentioned this as somebody and they're like, well,
Speaker 1: they still have hostages. I'm like, that's a fucking oh
Speaker 1: my god, that's a plot device. Stop it.
Speaker 17: Ninety of the population Take a deep breath. Ninety percent
Speaker 17: of the population driven from their homes. The vast majority
Speaker 17: of these desperate and poor people have now been displaced
Speaker 17: not once, not twice, but in some cases four or
Speaker 17: five times.
Speaker 3: Herd it around like cattle.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And then bombed at the places they said would
Speaker 1: be safely the safe house, the safe place, right, safe zones.
Speaker 1: There you go. Only took me five times to say
Speaker 1: the rail way. Okay, well we cleared through that pretty well.
Speaker 1: Now for Maxoop building a better war machine, Well, let's
Speaker 1: hope that bitch you didn't jump around on me. I
Speaker 1: have it. I know it would have to start at
Speaker 1: seven to one, So let's just hope that it doesn't
Speaker 1: do jerky things. Yeah, I can stay there seven twenty
Speaker 1: remember that.
Speaker 3: Well, the election campaign anyway, I mean, a complete darg cards,
Speaker 3: such a puppet shot. It's so obvious to everybody now
Speaker 3: that Israel runs the United States. I mean it's become
Speaker 3: blatantly obvious, like all.
Speaker 1: Of the It's not really Israel, it's the international banking
Speaker 1: system that has run us since well, let's say the
Speaker 1: war really with domestic well, yeah, enemies domestic or I
Speaker 1: guess you could say agents, foreign agents in our area.
Speaker 1: Andrew Jackson was fighting against this and then had a
Speaker 1: big win during the Civil War, and since then the
Speaker 1: dominos has been falling in place. The what do you
Speaker 1: call it, the corposition of America, The nineteen thirteen fiasco
Speaker 1: with the Federal Reserve Act that really has put the
Speaker 1: giant nail into the coffin in the nineteen thirty three
Speaker 1: where you have the bankruptcy birth certificates, certificates of live
Speaker 1: birth and are you know, born into enslavement to pay
Speaker 1: a debt? We are collateral.
Speaker 3: Candidates APAC supported candidates, you know, and saying you know,
Speaker 3: they put out these posters saying this, it's smart to
Speaker 3: support APAK. Yeah, because IPACK funds you and make sure
Speaker 3: that you get selected because you've sworn allegiance to the
Speaker 3: State of Israel rather than to the United States of America,
Speaker 3: which is the country you're being elected to represent. But
Speaker 3: of course you're not being elected. You're being selected due
Speaker 3: to your support for the rogue terrorist or Israel. It
Speaker 3: is currently carrying out a massive.
Speaker 1: This as a top APAK is proud to have helped
Speaker 1: one hundred and nineteen Democrats win their primary races so
Speaker 1: far this cycle. That cycle, every APACK endorsed Democrat has
Speaker 1: advanced to the general election.
Speaker 3: You genocide in the Middle East. It's been such a
Speaker 3: huge part of Trump's campaign, speaking out about anti Semitism
Speaker 3: all the time.
Speaker 13: They turned him down because he's Jewish Okay, that's why
Speaker 13: they turned him down. Now we can be politically correct
Speaker 13: and not say that.
Speaker 3: I could say, well, they turned him.
Speaker 1: Down for here's a question. They talk about this guy
Speaker 1: who was like a retired police or not a retired fireman, right,
Speaker 1: that was killed during the eight or so shots that
Speaker 1: rang out that day. Has Trump ever addressed that to
Speaker 1: give condolences? Has anybody even talked about that since? Is
Speaker 1: that just a detail they decided not to continue to
Speaker 1: run with because of there'd be like people interested in
Speaker 1: proof of that. You know, they have to have somebody
Speaker 1: get hit because and then the bullets are real, right,
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm just curious. Maybe I just miss thinks
Speaker 1: so I don't watch TV. Maybe there has been coverage
Speaker 1: of this, but it just seems like that detail, it's
Speaker 1: all about how he survived. It's all about how he
Speaker 1: triumphed and held his fist up in the air, and
Speaker 1: he plays off that so much. But it doesn't sound
Speaker 1: like there's any sadness or reflection on the fact that
Speaker 1: somebody did die. If they did in fact die, you know,
Speaker 1: a little weird.
Speaker 3: For various reasons.
Speaker 13: No, No, they turned him down because he's Jewish.
Speaker 1: That's why they turned him down.
Speaker 10: If you see what's happening with Israel and Jewish people
Speaker 10: right now.
Speaker 1: There is now Yeah, I see it. Freaking total takeover, Boddy.
Speaker 3: There is.
Speaker 10: It's never been a more dangerous time since the Holocaust.
Speaker 1: If you have oh there's the card. He dropped, the
Speaker 1: Holocaust card.
Speaker 3: Happen to be Jewish in America. There's never been anything
Speaker 3: like it. I'm seeing things. I can't even believe it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: And recently he also indicated that he completely supports the
Speaker 3: expansion of Israel, which means he completely supports the destruction
Speaker 3: of Syria, Turkey, leving on the top of the cyanoid
Speaker 3: parts of Egypt, all that sort of stuff. He totally
Speaker 3: supports it. And he supports the Greater Israel project.
Speaker 10: Israel is a tiny little spot compared to these giant
Speaker 10: land masses, truly it.
Speaker 1: So they're owed something they don't even belong on the
Speaker 1: property that doesn't belong to them right now. But yet
Speaker 1: they should expand.
Speaker 10: Tiny I actually said, is there any way of getting what?
Speaker 2: It's so tight?
Speaker 3: Yeah, such a tiny place. Would it be possible for
Speaker 3: them to get more land?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Well we see where this is going, folks. And that
Speaker 3: has been the plant, as I said, for a war.
Speaker 3: This war in Gaza is literally cover for the war
Speaker 3: for greater Israel. That's not a war, it's a genocide.
Speaker 3: They're just going in and genociding as many people as
Speaker 3: they can, and in many.
Speaker 1: I have to catch this quick because this is something
Speaker 1: posted this this little girl bleeding. God knows if her
Speaker 1: parents are still alive. It says, cry you horror, horror,
Speaker 1: a thousand horrors. Cry as long as you can until
Speaker 1: we get to get you too and eliminate you together
Speaker 1: with your ugly girl. Wow. A Jewish telegram channel with
Speaker 1: over one hundred and twenty thousand subscribers, talking about a
Speaker 1: Palestinian child.
Speaker 3: Many cases, they're saying they count white for it to
Speaker 3: really unfold, they count white for the bags.
Speaker 1: Put yourself in that position as a parent, and how
Speaker 1: this is being used, the photo of your daughter on
Speaker 1: the world with threats of murder and complete in total,
Speaker 1: the countries not just a random psychopath, you know, trolling you,
Speaker 1: countries supporting that. How would you feel, because it's just
Speaker 1: because it doesn't click on you, that click to you
Speaker 1: right now, that there are threats right now and have
Speaker 1: been for that very thing. They'll they'll manifest more and
Speaker 1: you'll see it more soon.
Speaker 3: Slaughter that theyre going to carry out in West.
Speaker 1: Bank again, everyone's read maximum by name Maxim waiting for
Speaker 1: that big slider, the real one. I don't tell, don't
Speaker 1: film this. Yeah, holy redemption. Oh so it's self righteous
Speaker 1: that the praise of prise.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they openly admit what they want to do and
Speaker 3: what the plan is, and still they deny that they're
Speaker 3: doing it while they're admitting that they're doing it. It's
Speaker 3: remarkable how that works. And you've still got so many
Speaker 3: deluded people in the United States that are supporting this,
Speaker 3: although not a lot. They're not as many as they
Speaker 3: would have you believe, because Israeli propaganda will tell you
Speaker 3: that everybody is in massive support of Israel, when nothing
Speaker 3: could be further from the truth. And they're continuing to
Speaker 3: call anybody who's speaking out against genocide hamas and supporters
Speaker 3: of Hamas, when of course, nothing could be further from
Speaker 3: the truth. Here.
Speaker 1: Let's not forget anti anti smiling in.
Speaker 3: That respect either. But make no mistake, folks, Trump is
Speaker 3: going to be the most Zionist pro Israel president that
Speaker 3: the United States has ever had, and that's going to
Speaker 3: spell a very bad time for the United States, because
Speaker 3: Israel intends to bleed the United States dry. I mean,
Speaker 3: just look at what Benjamin now who said back in
Speaker 3: nineteen ninety or nineteen ninety.
Speaker 1: One, Okay, I read this. Never forget how Sienna who
Speaker 1: really feels about the American people, America is a golden calf,
Speaker 1: and we will suck it dry, chop it up, and
Speaker 1: sell it off piece by piece. Look at this, ans yestir.
Speaker 1: Still there is nothing left but the world's biggest welfare
Speaker 1: state that we will create and control. This is what
Speaker 1: we do to countries that we hate. We will destroy
Speaker 1: them very slowly. Benjaminette and Yahoo nineteen ninety the guy
Speaker 1: who just got to key to the warehouse when he.
Speaker 3: Said the America is the golden calf and.
Speaker 1: The well not just but you understand, and I.
Speaker 3: Bleed it dry until it blows away like dust. They're
Speaker 3: going to kill it slowly because that's what they do
Speaker 3: to nations that they hate. Which shows what he thinks
Speaker 3: of the United States, folks, and it shows what's happening
Speaker 3: to the United States. It's pretty drastic, folks, It's really
Speaker 3: really drastic. I mean, it's happening everywhere, not just the
Speaker 3: United States, happening all over the place. Most of Europe
Speaker 3: has almost gone. A lot of the biggest cities, Paris, Berlin,
Speaker 3: the police in Berlin have been absolutely brutal towards any
Speaker 3: anti genocide supporters, which shows what they have in store
Speaker 3: for you. I mean, as I've said before, folks, if
Speaker 3: you want to deal with the abomination, the cancer on
Speaker 3: the earth that is Zionism and is the rogue state
Speaker 3: of Israel, You're not going to get it by directing
Speaker 3: attention to the state of Israel. What you've got to
Speaker 3: direct your attention to is the politicians that are supporting it.
Speaker 3: Because all these people, via their support of genocide, via
Speaker 3: their mass extermination of the populations of their country through
Speaker 3: the COVID job, all these people have advocated their privilege
Speaker 3: to govern. But the point is, if they're supporting the
Speaker 3: genocide in Israel, then what do you think they have
Speaker 3: in store for you. They're quite prepared to genocide their
Speaker 3: own countries if the population of that country does not
Speaker 3: support the genocide of Gaza, and they're going to do
Speaker 3: it anyway, and you'll have to support your own genocide
Speaker 3: or you will be seen as antisemitic. Funny how that works,
Speaker 3: and this place gun in the last couple of weeks,
Speaker 3: since I'm bringing you a fox really.
Speaker 1: Has Okay, So that's that clip. I was looking at
Speaker 1: something else. One more from Max and then we're off
Speaker 1: to the Sampson and stuff that I titled this after Sampson.
Speaker 1: I I was way off. I'm I click on.
Speaker 10: All right.
Speaker 1: So this is at one fifteen forty eight, this particular clip,
Speaker 1: same video. I'll tell you the title of it. And
Speaker 1: the second let me get to it. It's one of
Speaker 1: the more recent ones. That's walk and talk. He's done.
Speaker 1: He's put out other interviews since then. Lips all right.
Speaker 1: So it is called building a better war machine. I
Speaker 1: think I said that already earlier. I do.
Speaker 3: Thank you, thank you to all the people out there
Speaker 3: on the front line speaking out.
Speaker 1: I've seen a lot of You're welcome, Max.
Speaker 3: Your faces popping up. I've actually been doing interviews on
Speaker 3: very small channels slightly hey no, people that are just
Speaker 3: speaking up and feeling the need to make their voice heard.
Speaker 3: And that's a really good thing. Folks. You've got to
Speaker 3: support these small channels, support anybody who's speaking up against
Speaker 3: this system. Anybody who's brave enough to do it, because
Speaker 3: I guess it does take a little bit of courage.
Speaker 3: But you've got to lose a little stake in the outcome,
Speaker 3: and you've got to realize that you're only here for
Speaker 3: a breath. And this is.
Speaker 1: Really you can't lose all stake in the outcome when
Speaker 1: you have family, when you have children. That's it's easier
Speaker 1: to say when you're single and you don't have the
Speaker 1: attachments like that. But you have a duty, as you know,
Speaker 1: a human being, to try to mankind and its ability
Speaker 1: to function freely without all this suppressive evil people. You know,
Speaker 1: you let this go, and then you're going to be
Speaker 1: forced into getting whatever poison they want to shoot into you.
Speaker 1: Whatever it's going to do to you after that is
Speaker 1: going to be you know, the outcome, changing it from
Speaker 1: the inside, making you a camera, just killing you, making
Speaker 1: you sick, whatever the case may be, ruining you forever.
Speaker 3: Really yourn sol choice of what your paths should be.
Speaker 3: You don't take the job, don't do any of that
Speaker 3: sort of stuff, don't complow with any of the shit
Speaker 3: they say, and don't those people who took the jab say, well,
Speaker 3: I didn't have a choice.
Speaker 6: Yes, you did.
Speaker 3: You all had a choice. So you would have lost
Speaker 3: your job. You might have lost your family, you might
Speaker 3: have lost your house, you might have lost all this
Speaker 3: stuff if you didn't take the job. Well, so what
Speaker 3: lose it?
Speaker 13: Now?
Speaker 3: Is all that stuff worth?
Speaker 1: You lose on paper, lose on you know, disconnected, but
Speaker 1: you at least you know if they didn't connect the
Speaker 1: job as well, that they would least be alive, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean, Like you'd still be alive. There's
Speaker 1: time to mend things. If you're still alive. If you
Speaker 1: take it and you, you know, drag your children out
Speaker 1: to get it, well, then the outcome is gonna be
Speaker 1: a lot different than if you resisted.
Speaker 3: And when they do this again, are you going to
Speaker 3: take the next jet? After seeing the damage that the
Speaker 3: last one did? And then the mann of rampant diseases
Speaker 3: and alleged pandemics and all the shit that was saying
Speaker 3: in the world. I mean, do you really think this
Speaker 3: would have happened without these COVID shots, rampant autism, all
Speaker 3: this stuff. I mean, it's just absurd, folks. It's so
Speaker 3: obvious what allopathic medicine is doing. It isn't designed to
Speaker 3: heal you. It's designed to kill you.
Speaker 1: Boom. What I've been saying, it's been a eugenics program
Speaker 1: from the beginning. That's why I had to be a
Speaker 1: hostile takeover. That's why they had a up route and
Speaker 1: kill with weed killer. All of the natural medicine that
Speaker 1: had to do with natural order great, I mean they
Speaker 1: had to augment that. They had to make it into
Speaker 1: this drug drug drug poison, poison, poison plane.
Speaker 3: And who's responsible for allopathic medicine? Well, of course some
Speaker 3: of the main inventors were people who wear small hats.
Speaker 3: Funny how that works, and they see it they try
Speaker 3: to promote it as a great Jewish invention. We invented vaccines,
Speaker 3: we invented the medical industry. We've done all this stuff
Speaker 3: to help you know you haven't. You've done all this
Speaker 3: stuff to kill people and to remove them from their
Speaker 3: connection to source, their connection to God, remove them from
Speaker 3: their connection to nature, stop them using any natural medicines,
Speaker 3: natural remedies, and fill them full of chemicals that will
Speaker 3: kill them slowly. This is all outlined in the Secret Doctrine. Actually,
Speaker 3: it's all outlined in the Protocols of the Learned Elders.
Speaker 3: Of Zion. It's all the same thing.
Speaker 1: Hey, guys, leave in the comments or in the chat, which,
Speaker 1: by the way, there's that little thing there. Remember that
Speaker 1: chat has that thing you can use bottom left down corner,
Speaker 1: little green button for super chats and I'll read them.
Speaker 1: But what was I saying?
Speaker 5: God?
Speaker 10: Damn it?
Speaker 1: Yeah me? What was he saying? I'll get back to it, folks.
Speaker 3: It's the same people, it always has been. But yeah,
Speaker 3: thanks to anybody who speaks. Should to source their connection
Speaker 3: to God, remove them from their connection to nature, stop
Speaker 3: them using any natural medicines, natural remedies, and fill them
Speaker 3: full of chemicals that will kill them slowly. This is
Speaker 3: only outlined in the Sacred Doctrine.
Speaker 1: Okay, I remember what I wasn't ask you If anybody
Speaker 1: has a desire for me to go over somemilar to
Speaker 1: the protocols, I did a little bit of it. I
Speaker 1: don't know, maybe last week of the week before. I mean,
Speaker 1: it made so many videos, so I don't know. But
Speaker 1: if you guys want to go line by line, if
Speaker 1: you wanted me to devote time to that, I also
Speaker 1: have a recording of I can't imagine it being the
Speaker 1: whole thing because it was only three hours long. But
Speaker 1: I do have a recording from long ago of the
Speaker 1: protocols that I ripped off of a ripped as and
Speaker 1: ripped from YouTube before it was probably taken down, I'm sure,
Speaker 1: but I have that. And I also have the protocols
Speaker 1: that were outlined in the correct version of Behold a
Speaker 1: Pale Horse, which is just pretty much a copy from
Speaker 1: the original well whatever you want to call the original, right,
Speaker 1: So if you guys want me to get into that more,
Speaker 1: you'll see the parallels. I pulled out key ones before.
Speaker 1: But there's a lot of talkie talk in between each
Speaker 1: point because they you know, self glorify and you know,
Speaker 1: build up their ego and blah blah blah. There's a
Speaker 1: lot of extra words to get to the point. So
Speaker 1: it's it's a sifting process. It would take me a
Speaker 1: little while to kind of get down to the the
Speaker 1: poor elements and then maybe I present it that way,
Speaker 1: otherwise they'd be there for freaking ever.
Speaker 3: So outlined in the Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion,
Speaker 3: it's all the same things fight, So it's the Sime people.
Speaker 3: It always has in But yeah, thanks to anybody speaking
Speaker 3: out about the system. Thanks to all the people who
Speaker 3: share the videos. Thanks to all the people who send
Speaker 3: me information by Skype and via my website and emails
Speaker 3: and all that sort of stuff. Thank you, thank you,
Speaker 3: Thank you to anybody who's ever made a contribution to
Speaker 3: the website, because it is truly the only thing that
Speaker 3: keeps me going.
Speaker 1: I think there's more to this, and I'll leave jump
Speaker 1: ahead of think you.
Speaker 3: Thank you before this thing shuts down, and I'll look
Speaker 3: forward to speaking to you again soon. I will bring
Speaker 3: you a video next week before I go. Here we go.
Speaker 1: That's what I was looking for.
Speaker 11: Mm a little bit.
Speaker 1: It's not a finesse tool.
Speaker 3: Let's just stay here and you'll be getting some interviews
Speaker 3: between now and then anyways. So yeah, but it's all good.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much for sharing this report with me, and.
Speaker 1: I mean we can take these words of mine. Thank
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Speaker 5: I thought he is waily Jews would somehow be different
Speaker 5: from American Jews, less materialistic, more noble, more honest, and
Speaker 5: all that kind of thing. Not the salt of the
Speaker 5: earth or anything. Don't they can go that far. But
Speaker 5: I thought I would see a little different kind of people.
Speaker 11: And what I found out is.
Speaker 5: That they were even worse. They were even more evil,
Speaker 5: if that's possible than Jews here And what you ask me,
Speaker 5: what fronted the of the graduation of series of experiences
Speaker 5: because of the nature of the people that I was
Speaker 5: with the intelligence community and got to go places where
Speaker 5: no tourists, no tourists at all could ever get to go,
Speaker 5: proving grounds in the negative desert. I watched the new
Speaker 5: mark of a fort so maneuvers, met with top leading
Speaker 5: Israeli leaders, military leaders, et cetera, et cetera, inside Gaza
Speaker 5: as hebrawn and all this other stuff. And I started
Speaker 5: seeing things that and remember I had already seen a
Speaker 5: lot of bad stuff. I didn't, you know, I didn't
Speaker 5: fall out of a tree yesterday, and I was just
Speaker 5: almost in disbelief at the capacity for evil and cruelty
Speaker 5: that these Israelis had. I mean, they were purely you know,
Speaker 5: when I first saw that thing in the Bible about
Speaker 5: you are of your father the Devil, I thought, well,
Speaker 5: Jesus said this, but maybe somehow he meant this is analogy,
Speaker 5: you know, something like that. Now then I understood he
Speaker 5: meant it exactly as he said it. These people have
Speaker 5: a demonic heritage. I really really believe that, because I've
Speaker 5: seen I worked with other military the Soviets, I did
Speaker 5: undercover work in Central America. I was with Czech Rtarians,
Speaker 5: terrorists from or Chinese, you name it. That's another whole
Speaker 5: story I won't take up your time with. But I
Speaker 5: had never seen anything with the abysmally evil cruelty, sadistic
Speaker 5: cruelty of the Jews. The jew have no compassion, no morald,
Speaker 5: no conscience, nothing, absolutely nothing. He can kill a five
Speaker 5: year old child and go out and have a beer
Speaker 5: five minutes later with his friend and brag about it,
Speaker 5: and literally does I witnessed this kind of thing. These
Speaker 5: people are monsters. They're absolutely.
Speaker 7: Agree that there's a certain continuity between Operation cast Led
Speaker 7: the massacres that took place in nineteen forty seven, forty eight,
Speaker 7: and of course up to be a very present day
Speaker 7: right now, today's day, and when the seventeen two thousand
Speaker 7: and twelf of this continuum is continuing right now in
Speaker 7: Gaza as we speak. And I think a lot of
Speaker 7: the dirty work that's going on in Gas right now
Speaker 7: with supremacist Judaism is at night. That's when the real
Speaker 7: killing fields open up, out of the light of day
Speaker 7: and out of those cameras and all the rest of it.
Speaker 7: And I can only imagine that the peoples of the
Speaker 7: Gousin's trick of going through last night tonight and probably
Speaker 7: every night for the next several weeks or months and
Speaker 7: chilled this well.
Speaker 1: That was twenty twelve, so a decade, twelve twelve years,
Speaker 1: and then started off in two thousand and five, really
Speaker 1: hardcore right.
Speaker 7: Prea Church twelve supremacy at Judaism gets her from the
Speaker 7: life also fixed and stands down only to eat for
Speaker 7: the next shows.
Speaker 5: No, you're you're right there. They have no qualms about
Speaker 5: shooting newsmen or reports. Like I said, these people have
Speaker 5: let me repeat it, and if I have to repeat
Speaker 5: ten tunds on your show forment me. They have no morals,
Speaker 5: they have no ethics, they have no souls. They are
Speaker 5: not like you and I and I spent enough time
Speaker 5: with them here and there. I'm not forty years old,
Speaker 5: I'm double that. I've been around the world. I've been here,
Speaker 5: I've been there, seeing that, done that. I'm not easily fooled,
Speaker 5: and I don't make rash visions for conclusive uh uh
Speaker 5: sad decisions about people. These creatures are true life monsters.
Speaker 5: But they're very good. They're very good at what they do.
Speaker 5: They hide everything.
Speaker 1: They've had six thousand years of practice as the priestcraft,
Speaker 1: and those who are influenced by said priestcraft in the
Speaker 1: lower levels.
Speaker 5: They have they all have this capacity for what they
Speaker 5: call a Jane's conflict, you know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: And I love these Yeah Jen's being two faced right right.
Speaker 5: But if you're on the inside they like I said,
Speaker 5: like I was, you get to see them without their mascara.
Speaker 5: I think that's probably Martin Glenn's euphemism, which I coined,
Speaker 5: if he didn't mind. And you see the Jews without
Speaker 5: their mascara, And do you remember that Fi Fi horror movie.
Speaker 3: I forget it.
Speaker 5: You's called them or they or you know, the guy
Speaker 5: had to where the stands I to Rob and Arady
Speaker 5: Piper and and with the sunglasses that could be used
Speaker 5: to U spose these nobody believed all that, and they
Speaker 5: were they were among everybody, but you couldn't see it.
Speaker 11: They looked like everybody else.
Speaker 5: See that's the way they live. They live, right, they live,
Speaker 5: but with these special glasses. My special glasses were by
Speaker 5: an immunity from not being perceived as an outsider. So
Speaker 5: I saw them for what they really were. And I
Speaker 5: mean the the nastiness, the cruelty. Uh the you earlier
Speaker 5: made an apology to a lady for something about the language,
Speaker 5: and factually you should if you were. Of course you
Speaker 5: shouldn't use language like that in in your own of
Speaker 5: your own volitions, but in your paraphraising.
Speaker 11: To make a point.
Speaker 5: You need to do that because people don't understand. They're
Speaker 5: naive and they think, oh no, well, I maybe these
Speaker 5: people just said that they they didn't believe christis the
Speaker 5: messides and you're not getting the point. You don't get
Speaker 5: the point this drunk kend I won't repeat it on
Speaker 5: your show for a sense of decorum, but just put
Speaker 5: in what worse words you can think of. And this
Speaker 5: junk Israeli comes up to.
Speaker 11: A Christian.
Speaker 5: Landowner who's been there with his people for fifteen hundred years,
Speaker 5: and he's threatening the guy.
Speaker 11: He's the arms and he.
Speaker 5: Said, we crucified your blank like Jesus said, We'll crucify
Speaker 5: him again. You know, you can take your blank like
Speaker 5: Jesus and blank like blank life the most vile, vile
Speaker 5: language that you can possibly imagine from this filthy, nasty,
Speaker 5: maggot infested Jews.
Speaker 11: A young guy.
Speaker 3: He come from.
Speaker 15: Why do you guys hate them so much?
Speaker 7: We didn't do anything.
Speaker 1: There. You have it, maggot infested parasites as well. Well,
Speaker 1: we got through all that. That was Yeah. You know,
Speaker 1: you can't drive the point home any you know, it's
Speaker 1: it's gotta be done. It's got to be done because
Speaker 1: it's not it's not a common understanding yet until it is,
Speaker 1: it has to be done. The more details you pick
Speaker 1: up and that you retain, the more information you'll have
Speaker 1: yourself to act accordingly for your family, to build the
Speaker 1: strength of your community, our community here on Ballbusters. And
Speaker 1: you know that's the point all right, So let's get
Speaker 1: to it now. This is a video by a guy
Speaker 1: I don't really think it's him. It's just I think
Speaker 1: he's just the voice of it, Derek from Mythvision podcast.
Speaker 1: It's called The Origins of Samson will Blow your Mind.
Speaker 1: This came out yesterday, I think twenty three hours ago.
Speaker 1: But it's good. He's not stepping too far into stupid.
Speaker 1: He's not praising too heavily like he has been in
Speaker 1: the past, the very maggot infested people that we were
Speaker 1: just talking about. So I'm not a fan of the
Speaker 1: person himself, but the presentations are often good, especially when
Speaker 1: it's picking apart the nonsense of the history of these people,
Speaker 1: the history of this religion, this trio of Abrahamic death
Speaker 1: cults that we mostly one or the other, we find
Speaker 1: ourselves self identifying as because for some reason our own
Speaker 1: culture isn't good enough. I guess that we have to
Speaker 1: take on a four and one because they've had the
Speaker 1: last two thousand or so years to condition us to
Speaker 1: think that that's what we are. So let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and address some more of the bullshit that they talk about.
Speaker 1: So we'll have about forty minutes of this today, it's
Speaker 1: a two hour video, two hours and change, two hours
Speaker 1: and twenty minutes. So we'll get this finished up tomorrow.
Speaker 1: This Please, if you missed this show, come back to it,
Speaker 1: because this one builds on itself and it's building blocks
Speaker 1: to the crescendo to the grand finale. So you want
Speaker 1: to be able to watch the whole thing. I not
Speaker 1: just do That's where I did. All right, here we.
Speaker 6: Go Samson, the Israel Like hero Philin.
Speaker 1: Of course it's going to do that.
Speaker 6: Samson the Israel Like hero Philin. One of the absolute
Speaker 6: wildest stories in the Bible comes with the judge and
Speaker 6: champion of Israel named Samson. His story checks off all
Speaker 6: the excellent story boxes.
Speaker 1: It goes judges and then kings because they had to
Speaker 1: make way through their rationale to go from judges to kings. Right,
Speaker 1: and that's a point that's made here too. But you'll
Speaker 1: see you'll see as it goes, he starts off making
Speaker 1: it sound like he's validating some of this stuff. So
Speaker 1: that's why I want you to be able to watch
Speaker 1: them both. Hearts to understand that it's like he's not
Speaker 1: making the distinction that he's speaking through the popular belief.
Speaker 1: It makes it sound like it's his, So it kind
Speaker 1: of throws you off a little bit, but it gets
Speaker 1: it gets clarified as the progresses, filled with.
Speaker 6: Love, hate, revenge, war, adventure, riddles, and much more. For
Speaker 6: most of my life, I had believed his story was historical.
Speaker 6: I started realizing much of the Bible wasn't history and
Speaker 6: carried value.
Speaker 1: You hear that, mister Nemos.
Speaker 6: You in a different way. In this documentary, we will
Speaker 6: discuss the mythologies which influenced the author of this story
Speaker 6: in judges from Ancient mess Potamo.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, perfect, all right, Amia to Greece. We will give
Speaker 6: you great reasons to understand these stories.
Speaker 1: Yes, so the comparison, the great reasons to understand the
Speaker 1: stories in a completely different light. Where did they take
Speaker 1: it from, who influenced them? And what's been the great
Speaker 1: deception they have? They have stolen all the great achieve
Speaker 1: myths of other cultures and claim them as theirs, because
Speaker 1: they do not create, but they're good at stealing. They're
Speaker 1: good at assuming the role of things, the great impersonators,
Speaker 1: the great impostors, which would be fitting since their God
Speaker 1: is an impostor and they've sold us the wrong dude
Speaker 1: for a long time.
Speaker 6: He's in a completely different light. Behind the flesh of
Speaker 6: an Israelite warrior. You just might find the shining sun
Speaker 6: bottling it out with the heavenly bodies, or you may
Speaker 6: discover Samson is just another Heracles hero who has been
Speaker 6: polished to fit his own national context. Let's first give
Speaker 6: you a brief run down of the story of Samson
Speaker 6: from birth to death The Life of the Hero Judges
Speaker 6: thirteen through sixteen. Samson was born to faithful Manoah from
Speaker 6: the tribe of Dan and his chosen wife, who was
Speaker 6: barn for the terrify buying. Angel of the Lord appeared
Speaker 6: to his wife and told her she would divinely conceive
Speaker 6: and bear a son who would begin to deliver Israel
Speaker 6: from the oppression of the Philistines. She was told not
Speaker 6: to drink wine or eat anything unclean, as her son
Speaker 6: would be a Nazarite dedicated to God from birth. When
Speaker 6: Samson was grown, he saw an attractive Philistine woman in
Speaker 6: Timna if he wanted to marry. His parents were distressed
Speaker 6: if he wanted to marry outside of Israel, but he insisted.
Speaker 6: On the way to Timna, a young, frightening lion attacked Samson.
Speaker 6: The spirit of the Lord came upon him, and he
Speaker 6: tore the lion apart with his bare hands as if
Speaker 6: it was a young goat, but he did not tell
Speaker 6: his parents what he had done. Later, when passing by
Speaker 6: the decomposed lion's carcass, Samson saw a swarm of bees
Speaker 6: and honey inside it. He scooped out the honey, ate
Speaker 6: some of it and gave some to his parents, but
Speaker 6: did not reveal its source. Samson insisted on marrying Timna,
Speaker 6: so at the wedding feast, Samson proposed us a clever
Speaker 6: riddle to his Philistine companions, betting them sets of clothing
Speaker 6: if they could solve it within seven days of the feast.
Speaker 6: Under threat, his new wife pleaded with Samson until he
Speaker 6: told her the meaning of the riddle. She told the
Speaker 6: coerce of Philistine men, who then were able to answer
Speaker 6: Samson's clever riddle. On the last day, Samson knew these
Speaker 6: Philistines had cheated him. Furious, Samson traveled to Ashkalan, killed
Speaker 6: thirty Philistines, took their clothing, and gave it to the
Speaker 6: companions to pay his debt. In anger, Samson left his
Speaker 6: wife and her father gave her to one of the
Speaker 6: companions instead. To get revenge, Samson captured three hundred wild foxes,
Speaker 6: tied their furry tails together in pairs, attached torches, and
Speaker 6: let them run through the Philistines grain fields, vineyards, and
Speaker 6: olive groves, burning them down. To get revenge, the Philistines
Speaker 6: fight fire with fire by burning Samson's former wife and
Speaker 6: her father to death. In retaliation, Samson attacked them again
Speaker 6: and killed many more Philistines. Later, Samson fell in love
Speaker 6: with another beautiful, tricky Philistine woman named Delilah in the
Speaker 6: Valley of Psk. The rich Philistine rulers approached her and
Speaker 6: offered her eleven hundred shekels of silver if she could
Speaker 6: discover the secret of Samson's strength. After persistently asking him
Speaker 6: with three felt attempts to subdue him, Samson finally told
Speaker 6: her that his strength came from his uncut hair as
Speaker 6: a Nazarite while he was sleeping. On the fourth attempt
Speaker 6: sneaky Delilah had a servant cut his hair and his
Speaker 6: strength left him. The Philistines captured him, gouged out his eyes,
Speaker 6: and brought him to Gaza, where he was bound and
Speaker 6: made to grind grain in prison. Over time, Samson's hair
Speaker 6: began to grow again. While in prison, the Philistine leaders
Speaker 6: gathered in the temple of their god Dagon to offer
Speaker 6: a sacrifice and celebrate Dagon.
Speaker 1: Dagon is Ball's father. Okay, there's a big misconception out
Speaker 1: there that l is the father of all the gods
Speaker 1: and the pantheon, and that is not correct. Lots of
Speaker 1: people get this wrong. Lots of people who have read
Speaker 1: the Eugartic text still get it wrong. And it's pretty
Speaker 1: cut and dry. I would say referred to maybe because
Speaker 1: it's like a son in law, but it's not. It's
Speaker 1: not him. It's Dagon. Day God is a fertility god
Speaker 1: of weak, just like Ball is a fertility god. It's
Speaker 1: a lineage thing. It's exactly what it is. And Dagon is,
Speaker 1: of course Cannonite.
Speaker 6: Great their capture of Samson, they brought Samson out to
Speaker 6: entertain them. Samson asked the servant who was leading him
Speaker 6: to let him lean against the pillars supporting the temple
Speaker 6: to rest. Samson prayed to God to strengthen him one
Speaker 6: last time. He pushed with all his might against the
Speaker 6: two pillars, dislodging them from their basis. This collapsed the temple,
Speaker 6: killing all the Philistine rulers and thousands more inside. Samson
Speaker 6: also died, paying the ultimate price to begin delivering Israel
Speaker 6: from the Philistines. The strange biography of Samson doctor Yeerzukovich.
Speaker 6: The story of Samson in the Bible isn't quite what
Speaker 6: it seems. Some parts were left out because they didn't.
Speaker 1: It's weird that they use of the letter F for
Speaker 1: s back in the day, and you just have to
Speaker 1: know where it's placed, like that says of the House
Speaker 1: of Joseph, right, but those are f's. It's pretty interesting
Speaker 1: how they do.
Speaker 6: That might fit the religious teachings of the time. Doctor
Speaker 6: Yeerzukovich in two thousand and three explains that originally Samson
Speaker 6: might have been seen as the son of a God,
Speaker 6: like a superhero, but in the Bible his super strength
Speaker 6: is said to come from God as long as he
Speaker 6: follows certain rules. Even though the story of Samson was
Speaker 6: very popular, the people who wrote the Bible I had
Speaker 6: to adjust it to fit their beliefs about one God.
Speaker 6: In this version of the story, Samson isn't always shown
Speaker 6: in the best light. This sets the stage for the
Speaker 6: Bible to introduce kings as leaders in the next part
Speaker 6: of the story, zooming out to an airplane view. The
Speaker 6: Bible carries a theme of God leading his people instead
Speaker 6: of a king like the other nations. So God sends
Speaker 6: prophets to lead his people like Moses and Joshua. But
Speaker 6: after these two die and when Israel gets into trouble
Speaker 6: and cries out to God, he sends a judge. God
Speaker 6: is kind and forgiving, so every time the people of
Speaker 6: Israel ask him for help, he sends a leader to
Speaker 6: rescue them. These leaders called judges aren't as great as
Speaker 6: the earlier prophets. Even though there's a pattern in the
Speaker 6: Book of Judges where the people make mistakes, face consequences,
Speaker 6: ask God for help, and then get rescued, it seems
Speaker 6: like with each new judge the quality of leadership goes
Speaker 6: down a bit. God always provided leaders called judgejudges to
Speaker 6: help guide the people of Israel. Ahoud was one of
Speaker 6: the first judges we really get to know about, and
Speaker 6: he was dedicated and faithful. But as we read on,
Speaker 6: the following judges aren't as steadfast. For example, when the
Speaker 6: prophetess Deborah asks Barak to rescue the people, he hesitates
Speaker 6: and says he'll own barakau only go if she comes
Speaker 6: with him. Then there's Gideon, who wants clear signs from
Speaker 6: God before doing anything, even after making a big.
Speaker 1: St Well, that would make sense to be like, yeah,
Speaker 1: they make sure this is coming from who U say
Speaker 1: it is, and uh, yeah, what's wrong with having proof?
Speaker 6: Statement about not wanting power for him or his family,
Speaker 6: Gideon sets up a kind of shrine in his hometown
Speaker 6: that leads the people astray. His bad choices end up
Speaker 6: having sad consequences for his family, especially when his own
Speaker 6: son Abmelech causes a lot of trouble. Things seem to
Speaker 6: get worse with the next Judges. Jeff, another leader, makes
Speaker 6: a hasty promise that results in a tragic sacrifice involving
Speaker 6: his daughter. When faced with a dispute, instead of finding
Speaker 6: a peaceful solution, he chooses violence and many people die.
Speaker 6: Then comes Samson. It makes a lot of bad decisions.
Speaker 6: His actions really make it clear that the people of
Speaker 6: Israel need a more stable form of leadership. In the
Speaker 6: Book of Judges, in with chaos and confusion, hinting that
Speaker 6: a king might be the answer, the idea of a
Speaker 6: monarchy starts to form, leading to the introduction of kings
Speaker 6: in the next part of the Bible. But even then,
Speaker 6: things don't get easier between God and his people. When
Speaker 6: we look back at the leaders of Israel, it's clear
Speaker 6: that as people made more mistakes, their leaders got worse.
Speaker 6: Samson stands out as the last and most troubling of
Speaker 6: these leaders after him, the biggest change happens. They get
Speaker 6: a king. Here's how Samson is different from other leaders
Speaker 6: in the book of Judges of Story. Samson's story takes
Speaker 6: up a lot more space than the other judges.
Speaker 1: His tail is.
Speaker 6: Four chapters long, making up.
Speaker 1: About He calls a tail a tell and we get it.
Speaker 1: But it's like it tells also something that you do.
Speaker 1: You know, a poker, right, So it's kind of irritating
Speaker 1: after a while if you hear it so many times.
Speaker 1: It's like the points made a fifth of.
Speaker 6: The entire book super Strength. Samson's physical dimensions are those
Speaker 6: of a giant, although this is indicated only by way
Speaker 6: of the description of his carrying the gates of Gaza
Speaker 6: Judges sixteen one through three. Only a giant would be
Speaker 6: capable of such a feat grasping the two gate posts
Speaker 6: and the gate, as observed by the rabbis are Simeon
Speaker 6: the Pious said Samson's shoulders measured sixty cubits, as it
Speaker 6: is said, but Samson lay in bed only till midnight.
Speaker 6: At midnight, he got up, grasped the door of the
Speaker 6: town gate together with the two gate posts, and pulled
Speaker 6: them out along with the bar he placed them on
Speaker 6: his shoulders, and there is a tradition that the gates
Speaker 6: of Gaza are not less than sixty cupids in width
Speaker 6: lone warrior. Unlike other leaders, Samson didn't lead an army.
Speaker 6: He faced his enemies by himself. There were even times
Speaker 6: when his own people wanted to hand him over to
Speaker 6: the enemy. Personal battles, Samson's fights weren't about defending his
Speaker 6: triber people. His battles were more personal and often linked
Speaker 6: to his love life, multiple battles. While other judges had
Speaker 6: one big battle and then peace, Samson was constantly fighting
Speaker 6: throughout his story. Full life story. Samson is unique because
Speaker 6: we get to know about his whole life, from birth
Speaker 6: to death.
Speaker 1: The other this is important because they're going to make
Speaker 1: the connection here that they pulled this this outline someplace else.
Speaker 1: The judges don't get such detailed coverage. Doctor Yeerzukovich expresses
Speaker 1: it this way. This singular figure invites our wonderment, how
Speaker 1: did these stories of sexual passions and scandals find their
Speaker 1: way into the history of God's redemption of Israel? What
Speaker 1: changes did the stories undergo before being allowed into the
Speaker 1: Holy Book. Indeed, the incorporation of the Sampson Stories into
Speaker 1: the chronicles of God's deliverance of Israel is perplexing, and
Speaker 1: not only because the hero seems so alien to the
Speaker 1: spirit of the Bible. Many of the details in the
Speaker 1: Sampson stories are similar to those in mythological traditions, though
Speaker 1: the monotheistic worldview does not readily accommodate such mythologies. Accordingly,
Speaker 1: the stories underwent a process of de mythologization before they
Speaker 1: could be included in the Holy Scriptures. Stories were disentangled
Speaker 1: from their mythological origins and made to conform to a
Speaker 1: monotheistic belief system. You see this a lot of happens
Speaker 1: that even if it's is a man, or if it's so,
Speaker 1: there's the progression of a man becoming a god, because
Speaker 1: over time they're heralded as such. But then myths become
Speaker 1: real people too.
Speaker 6: Rejection of the myth is accomplished surreptitiously using what I
Speaker 6: call covert polemics. In the very telling of the tell,
Speaker 6: the storyteller rejects the story's mythological underpinnings and transforms it
Speaker 6: into a new written version. We will examine and follow
Speaker 6: these covert polemics as they function in the story of
Speaker 6: Samson's birth. This is also the place to mention another
Speaker 6: relevant term, literary archaeology. This refers to the unearthing of
Speaker 6: traditions which, having been deemed inadmissible by the Bible's writers,
Speaker 6: nonetheless continued their lives in the world of oral literature
Speaker 6: until in the post Biblical period, when the ideas and
Speaker 6: beliefs they conveyed were no longer viewed as threatening, they
Speaker 6: were written down. As opposed to the classic archaeologists, who
Speaker 6: digs deeper and deeper in order to reveal more ancient strata,
Speaker 6: The literary archaeologists may in fact find more archaic layers
Speaker 6: of a story in later texts from the Second Temple period,
Speaker 6: apocryphal books, Jewish Hellenistic text, Rabbinic literature.
Speaker 1: Jewish Hellenistic text period boom right there.
Speaker 6: And so on. I totally agree with the sentiment that
Speaker 6: the authors of the Bible are demathologizing, and I see
Speaker 6: this in several other places throughout the primary history of
Speaker 6: the Bible. One thing I love about his approach is
Speaker 6: the literary archaeology. This suggests that certain stories of these
Speaker 6: Bible characters were floating around before, during, and after the
Speaker 6: Biblical version or final redactor put their final touches on
Speaker 6: this text. He suggests that many of the traditions we
Speaker 6: find in other texts, including comic rabbis, can often be
Speaker 6: from traditions which predate the Biblical stories we read about today.
Speaker 6: This de mythologizing seems to be a rather late action
Speaker 6: on the author's part. It would seem this is where
Speaker 6: doctor Yeerazukovich highlights Sampson's birth narrative, pointing to its mythical origins.
Speaker 6: A son of God. Samson's birth story from chapter thirteen
Speaker 6: in Judges starts off similar to other stories in the
Speaker 6: Bible where women who couldn't have kids end up having
Speaker 6: a son. Think of women like Sarah, Rebecca, and Rachel.
Speaker 6: Samson's story is unique even among these. When you compare
Speaker 6: it to the New Testament stories about Jesus' birth, you'll
Speaker 6: see what I mean, another interesting birth.
Speaker 1: They I'm going to use a word that doesn't exist.
Speaker 1: Englishified the name Rebecca when they spelled it, that's how
Speaker 1: my Rebecca spells it. It's it's kah the way they
Speaker 1: spell it right.
Speaker 6: Stories and Genesis six one through four. It's about powerful
Speaker 6: beings gods from the sky who come to Earth have
Speaker 6: children with human women, and those kids turn out to
Speaker 6: be giant heroes. This story has a hint of old
Speaker 6: myths where the children would be like gods, but here
Speaker 6: they're just really big people with heroic qualities. This genesis
Speaker 6: narrative may be jabbing at a tradition such as an
Speaker 6: Ugaritics story where the god El had sex with mortal women,
Speaker 6: birthing Shaker and Shalem, who eventually became deities within the
Speaker 6: anals of Greek mythological narratives.
Speaker 1: She's missing the target a little bit. See tick that
Speaker 1: Kid's Plat narratives.
Speaker 6: Pertinent tellemerges concerning the birth of Heracles the progeny of Zeus,
Speaker 6: the pre eminent deity in this narrative. Zeus, journeying to Thebes,
Speaker 6: encounters Alchemeni, Heracles as would be mother in the absence
Speaker 6: of her spouse, and Fittrion, who was engaged in military campaign. Zeus,
Speaker 6: employing deception by assuming the look of m Fitrion, has
Speaker 6: sex with Alchemeni, and subsequently departs. Upon the triumphant return
Speaker 6: of m Fitrion, he is met with considerable confusion. As
Speaker 6: Alchemeni conveys the belief of their prior evenings union, they
Speaker 6: subsequently also engage in intimate relations. This results in Alchemeni
Speaker 6: birthing twins of different natures, Heracles bearing resemblance to his
Speaker 6: divine father Zeus and his sibling a mere mortal, the
Speaker 6: offspring of m Fitrion. A notable rendition of Heracles's birth
Speaker 6: narrative is detailed, and hesiods the Shield of Heracles lines
Speaker 6: twenty seven to fifty six point seven, drawing a parallel
Speaker 6: to biblical narratives. While Heracles ascends to divinity via his
Speaker 6: birth conceived from the relationship between a mortal and a deity,
Speaker 6: the biblical character of Samson presents a stark contrast. Sampson's
Speaker 6: mother came to several other matriarchs, and biblical accounts is
Speaker 6: afflicted with infertility. Consequently, the Biblical tales underscore the requirement
Speaker 6: of divine intervention or miraculous occurrences, diverging from the Greek myth,
Speaker 6: where the deity's motive for intervention emanates from personal passion.
Speaker 6: In the narrative, Manoah's wife encounters a divine messenger rather
Speaker 6: than the Lord directly, consistent with the theological understanding that
Speaker 6: God does not commonly engage directly with humanity. This figure,
Speaker 6: described as a man of God with an angelic and
Speaker 6: intimidating countenance, establishes his credibility through his inexplicable insight into
Speaker 6: her barrenness. Subsequently, he foretells the birth of Samson. Intriguingly,
Speaker 6: the narrative reveals traces of mythological elements, evident in the
Speaker 6: narrative's emphasis on Manoah's wife over Manoah himself. The divine
Speaker 6: messengers approach when she is alone, reminiscent of Alchemene's encounter
Speaker 6: in Greek mythology, is replete with subtexts, particularly when she
Speaker 6: describes the encounter using phrasing that can imply intimacy. Her
Speaker 6: solitude is further highlighted during a second encounter in a field,
Speaker 6: a setting historically associated with sexual activities Deuteronomy twenty two
Speaker 6: twenty five through twenty six. But if out in the country,
Speaker 6: a man happens to meet a young woman pledged to
Speaker 6: be married and rapes her. Only the man who has
Speaker 6: done this shall rapes die, do nothing to the woman.
Speaker 6: She has committed no sin deserving death. This case is
Speaker 6: like that of someone who attacks and murders a neighbor.
Speaker 6: The narrative's construction implies an intentional distancing from a foundational
Speaker 6: mythological theme where a divine being produces a heroic child
Speaker 6: with a mortal The author in Samson's story is clearly
Speaker 6: trying to brush the mythological undertones under the rug, but
Speaker 6: gives them a partial recognition, as is often seen in
Speaker 6: other Biblical stories. As Samson's mother expresses in this scene
Speaker 6: that an angel came to her, her husband seems to
Speaker 6: infer that they only spoke. However, the husband wants this
Speaker 6: man of God to visit her again, which he does.
Speaker 6: This angel meets her in a field again, but without
Speaker 6: her husband, so she goes and tells her husband, who
Speaker 6: then comes and meets the divine one. What is this
Speaker 6: author up to? Doctor Zukovich rightly points out the intentional
Speaker 6: ambiguity surrounding the mythological origins of the narrative becomes apparent
Speaker 6: through the omission of an etymology for Samson's name. This
Speaker 6: absence seems to be a deliberate effort to disassociate Samson
Speaker 6: or Shimshan in Hebrew from Chimesh, which translates to Sun
Speaker 6: and by extension, the on God. The intrinsic correlation between
Speaker 6: Samson's name and the term for son was not overlooked
Speaker 6: by rabbinic scholars, who, recognizing the potential theological implications, proposed
Speaker 6: their own interpretations to navigate this complexity. Our Johannan also
Speaker 6: said Samson was called by the name of the Holy One,
Speaker 6: Blessed be he, as it is said, for the Lord
Speaker 6: God is a son and a shill. Josephus Flavius, firmly
Speaker 6: situated within the realm of Hellenistic thought and belief systems,
Speaker 6: recognize the profound implications of the mythological narrative in relation
Speaker 6: to the birth story. He too grappled with the complexities
Speaker 6: surrounding the encounter between the angel and Manoah's wife. Look
Speaker 6: At what, Josephus writes, Manak was more overly madly enamored
Speaker 6: of his wife and hence in ordinately jealous. Now, once,
Speaker 6: when his wife was alone, a specter appeared to her
Speaker 6: from God in the likeness of a comely and tall youth,
Speaker 6: bringing her the good news of the approaching birth of
Speaker 6: a son through God's good providence. A son goodly and
Speaker 6: illustrious for strength by whom on his reaching man's estate
Speaker 6: the Philistines would be afflicted. And having thus spoken, the
Speaker 6: visitor departed, having come but to execute God's will. The woman,
Speaker 6: when her husband arrived, reported that she had heard from
Speaker 6: the angel extolling the young man's comeliness and stature in
Speaker 6: such wise that he, in his jealousy, was driven by
Speaker 6: these praises to distraction and to conceive the suspicions that
Speaker 6: such passion arouses. But she, wishing to allay her husband's
Speaker 6: unreasonable distress, entreated God to send the angel again that
Speaker 6: her husband also might see him. And again, by the
Speaker 6: grace of God, the angel came while they were in
Speaker 6: the suburb, and appeared to the woman. When parted from
Speaker 6: her husband, she besought him to stay until she could
Speaker 6: fetch her husband, and obtaining his absence when in pursuit
Speaker 6: of Monoch. But the husband, on beholding the angel even then,
Speaker 6: did not dissent from his suspicion, and he requested him
Speaker 6: to repeat to him all that he had revealed to
Speaker 6: his wife. The angel, having declared that it would suffice
Speaker 6: that it should be made known to her alone, Monoch
Speaker 6: bade him say who he was, in order that on
Speaker 6: the birth.
Speaker 1: Of the child, angels like I'm not banging him too.
Speaker 6: They might tender him the their thinks and make him
Speaker 6: a present. He replied that he had need of not,
Speaker 6: for it was not from want that he had announced
Speaker 6: this good news of the birth of the child. And
Speaker 6: though Monoch invited him to stay and partake a hospitality,
Speaker 6: he consented not. It is clear here that Socepha sees
Speaker 6: how the idea this divine one may have had sex
Speaker 6: with Manoah's wife. As all the other mythological stories of
Speaker 6: divine births have so much overlapped to Samson's birth narrative.
Speaker 6: While other barren women birth narratives are further from these
Speaker 6: mythical elements, the story Rachel's miraculous conception deserves our attention.
Speaker 6: Now God remembered Rachel, God heeded her and opened her womb.
Speaker 6: Within this narrative we can discern a phrase that might
Speaker 6: harken back to its original intention, suggesting the divine opening
Speaker 6: of the womb as a literal interaction between the deity
Speaker 6: and the woman. While the Hebrew Bible deviates from such
Speaker 6: a mythical archetype, it re emerges in a more nuanced
Speaker 6: form in the New Testament. In the Gospel of Matthew,
Speaker 6: the narrative of Mary who was not barn parallels that
Speaker 6: of Heracles's mother. It notes when his mother, Mary had
Speaker 6: been betrothed to Joseph. Before they came together, she was
Speaker 6: found to be with child from the Holy Spirit. The author,
Speaker 6: in his judicious rendition, refrains from providing an explicit portrayal
Speaker 6: of the divine act.
Speaker 1: Further, Hey, hey, guys out there, if here a girl
Speaker 1: says that it was the Holy Spirit that not her up,
Speaker 1: you could probably assume that she's lying.
Speaker 6: Through The emphasis on Mary's perpetual virginity underscores the absence
Speaker 6: of physical contact in this divine conception. Is this perpetual
Speaker 6: virginity concept a theological reaction hiding the implications of how
Speaker 6: people would have understood this in the comic mythic genre.
Speaker 6: I believe so. The Bible author clearly tried to conceal
Speaker 6: Sampson's divine birth as well as his size. He carried
Speaker 6: massive city gates on his shoulders. They also make sure
Speaker 6: to emphasize that Samson's strength is completely reliant on God
Speaker 6: giving it to him. This ongoing motif seems to spin
Speaker 6: away from the other Demi god strong heroes like gogamesh, Melkhart, Heracles,
Speaker 6: et cetera. Foreign women a big no no. Later in
Speaker 6: his story, Samson falls head over hills for another woman, Delilah,
Speaker 6: who eventually leads to his downfall. If you look closely,
Speaker 6: there are a lot of parallel.
Speaker 1: Anybody anyone does anybody relate to that between Sampson's story
Speaker 1: fall for someone that becomes your downfall with Delilah and
Speaker 1: his earlier relationship with a woman from Temna. In both tales,
Speaker 1: the Philistines cunningly use the woman Sampson loves to figure
Speaker 1: out his secrets. With the Temna woman, they wanted the
Speaker 1: answer to his tricky riddle, and with Delilah, they aim
Speaker 1: to find out the source of his incredible strength. Both women,
Speaker 1: after lots of pestering, finally get Samson to spill the beans.
Speaker 1: And although these secrets lead to trouble for Samson, he
Speaker 1: also manages to give the Philistines a run for their
Speaker 1: money each time. Even when things look bleak, he ends
Speaker 1: up taking a lot of Philistines down with him, especially
Speaker 1: when they have him captured and in both stories. When
Speaker 1: things get really tough, Samson turns to God for help. Interestingly,
Speaker 1: both tell share some similar wording and style too.
Speaker 6: Number one. The words of the Philistines to the women,
Speaker 6: coax your husband, Judges fourteen fifteen, Coax him sixteen five. Two.
Speaker 6: The words of the women to Samson, as each tries
Speaker 6: to persuade him to reveal his secrets. You really hate me,
Speaker 6: you don't love me Judges fourteen six. How can you
Speaker 6: say you love me? Judges sixteen fifteen, Number three. The
Speaker 6: particular manner of the woman persuasion She nagged him so
Speaker 6: Judges fourteen seven. After she nagged him Judges sixteen six,
Speaker 6: number four. At Lehigh, the Philistines bound Sampson with two
Speaker 6: new ropes Judges fifteen thirteen. Delilah ties Sampson up with
Speaker 6: new ropes Judges sixteen eleven through twelve, Number five. At Lehigh,
Speaker 6: the ropes loosened like flax that catches fire Judges fifteen fourteen,
Speaker 6: with Delilah as a strand of tow comes apart at
Speaker 6: the touch of fire, Judges sixteen nine. Samson's story was
Speaker 6: most likely written by one author, and the warning of
Speaker 6: going after foreign women is evident in Samson's adventures. Even
Speaker 6: though a lot of action revolves around women, there's very
Speaker 6: little about romance or intimacy. The writers of these ancient
Speaker 6: texts often downplayed or hinted it such matters, especially in
Speaker 6: Holy books. It's almost as if the original juicier details
Speaker 6: got edited out, leaving just the essential parts of the
Speaker 6: story for the scriptures. For some context, consider these other
Speaker 6: stories from the same time. One jail, a woman manages
Speaker 6: to defeat Cisera, a mighty warrior, not once, but twice.
Speaker 6: Check out Judges four seventeen through twenty one and Judges
Speaker 6: five twenty four through twenty seven.
Speaker 1: Two.
Speaker 6: Queen Esther uses her charm to expose the wicked Hayman during.
Speaker 1: They call him wicked because why because he wanted to
Speaker 1: route out the parasites right and then he ends up
Speaker 1: getting hung instead. And this way to get the perim
Speaker 1: from when they hung all his sons and then they
Speaker 1: went on to kill crazy rampages of the gentiles. Yeah,
Speaker 1: fuck Esther.
Speaker 6: During a fancy dinner party, especially in Esther seven, verse eight,
Speaker 6: number three. Then there's Judith who deceives an Assyrian general
Speaker 6: named Holofernes just when he thinks she's into him, she
Speaker 6: turns the tables. Read Judith ten through thirteen and four.
Speaker 6: Don't forget Proverbs seven six to twenty seven, where a
Speaker 6: mysterious foreign woman lures a young man into danger with
Speaker 6: promises of love. Each of these tales, like Samson's, has
Speaker 6: hints of allure and danger intertwined. It's fascinating how ancient
Speaker 6: writers often use the theme of attraction to drive their
Speaker 6: narratives forward. Josephus mentions that Delilah got Samson drunk before
Speaker 6: tying him up. This part isn't in the original Bible
Speaker 6: story from Judges sixteen, probably because Sampson wasn't supposed to
Speaker 6: drink due to his religious vows. Only cutting his hair
Speaker 6: broke his strength. There are other stories with a similar theme.
Speaker 6: In one, Cisserus thirsty asks for water but gets milk.
Speaker 6: Some believe this milk had deeper meanings, or that it
Speaker 6: was used to get him drunk. In a tale, Huller
Speaker 6: Fernies drinks so much wine that he passes out, making
Speaker 6: it easier for him to be defeated. In the story
Speaker 6: of Esther, a plot against Hayman unfolds at a wine party.
Speaker 6: As for Samson and Delilah. The Bible doesn't specifically say
Speaker 6: they were intimate. It only mentions that she made him
Speaker 6: fall asleep on her lap, But some scholars think there's
Speaker 6: a hidden meaning, suggesting there might have been more to
Speaker 6: their relationship.
Speaker 1: Where's Austin powers and I'm spent?
Speaker 6: What does and she pressed him mean are? Isaac of
Speaker 6: the School of ur Ami said, at the time of consumption,
Speaker 6: she detached herself from him. In the narrative of jail
Speaker 6: and cicery.
Speaker 1: She detached herself from him. Hmm, yeah.
Speaker 6: Particularly in its poetic form, there are evident hints at
Speaker 6: sexual undertones. Between her legs he sank Kara ley nephal
Speaker 6: outstretched shakhoff between her legs, he sink kara lay nafhall
Speaker 6: still where he sank kara there he lay Naphah destroyed
Speaker 6: Judges five, twenty seven. The phrasing between destroyed spent you
Speaker 6: get it in her legs is a rare occurrence in
Speaker 6: the Biblical texts, appearing only in this context and in
Speaker 6: Deuteronomy twenty eight fifty seven, where it unmistakingly refers to childbirth,
Speaker 6: the afterbirth that issues from between her legs. This sexual
Speaker 6: innuendo within the poetic lines was also identified by the
Speaker 6: rabbis between her legs.
Speaker 1: This language is under a little obsessed with this whole,
Speaker 1: putting the spike through this dude's head. Aren't they stood?
Speaker 6: Euphemistically, R. Johannan commented, the debauched Sisera had engaged in
Speaker 6: intimate relations seven times that day, As it is stated,
Speaker 6: between her her legs, he sunk, he fell, He lay
Speaker 6: at her feet, he sunk, He fell where he sunk
Speaker 6: there he fell down dead. In Delilah's ultimate endeavor to
Speaker 6: discern Samson's source of strength, the narrative clearly notes that
Speaker 6: she induces him into a slumber. This state of sleep
Speaker 6: facilitates Delilah's ability to encapsulate Samson and deprive him of
Speaker 6: his formidable might. The description that she puts him to
Speaker 6: sleep on her knees, as the septuagen version suggests between
Speaker 6: her knees, evokes a parallel with the phrase between her
Speaker 6: legs from Judges five twenty seven. Nevertheless, the narrative in
Speaker 6: question remains reticent, refraining from insinuating that this RESTful state
Speaker 6: was a consequence of intoxication or intimate relations. The story
Speaker 6: of Samson in the Book of Judges has been toned
Speaker 6: down quite a bit. Originally, he was seen as this
Speaker 6: mythological hero, like the son of a God, but the
Speaker 6: final version we see in the Bible presents.
Speaker 1: Do you see that little pizuzu looking dude? That wasn't
Speaker 1: that picture? Oh?
Speaker 6: If you caught it, Tim as a normal man who
Speaker 6: just gets his strength from God as long as he
Speaker 6: follows certain rules. The story was too popular to leave out,
Speaker 6: but it was adjusted to fit the beliefs of the time.
Speaker 6: In this version, Samson isn't really shown in the best
Speaker 6: light and is actually seen as one of the least
Speaker 6: ideal leaders, making way for the idea that maybe having
Speaker 6: a king would be better. Samson and Mythical Parallels, nineteen
Speaker 6: oh seven, Paul Karis. As I ventured into making this documentary,
Speaker 6: I wanted to get the latest cutting edge scholarship on Samson,
Speaker 6: which probably.
Speaker 1: Late or knew doesn't necessarily imply better. There's more political
Speaker 1: bullshit going on now, so you can see why I
Speaker 1: don't agree with as a lot of the stuff that
Speaker 1: Derek holds value to, right, So I mean it's it
Speaker 1: is what it is.
Speaker 6: Prompted our previous sections with doctor Yeer Zokovich, who mainly
Speaker 6: shows the clear editorial scrub on this mythological story. I
Speaker 6: was encouraged by doctor Seth L. Sanders to read his
Speaker 6: article and found great use of it. My research led
Speaker 6: me down this wild rabbit trail back to a book
Speaker 6: published from nineteen oh seven by Paul Karis. Now it's
Speaker 6: safe to say that scholarship has come a long way
Speaker 6: since this time in various fields, especially philology. As you
Speaker 6: will see, my question is did he get more right
Speaker 6: than wrong about the myth of Samson. Most modern scholars
Speaker 6: want to focus on the narrative structure of Samson within
Speaker 6: the biblical corpus and don't do too much comparative mythology.
Speaker 6: I found this nineteen oh seven work fun, and I
Speaker 6: hope you will too. Here was my takeaway from the research.
Speaker 6: Doctor Paul Krus insists Samson is neither more nor less,
Speaker 6: and Heracles was to the Greeks, Siegfried to the Germans,
Speaker 6: Melkart to the Phoenicians, Gilgamesh to the Babylonians, etc.
Speaker 1: They should have put up, oh, what's his name? Jeez?
Speaker 1: I just lost it. It doesn't matter. I it's undset
Speaker 1: My tongue.
Speaker 6: Never Mind, Samson is as much Hebrew as Siegfried is
Speaker 6: a German and Heracles a Greek. He is a national
Speaker 6: hero of the tribe of Dan, and the legendary features
Speaker 6: of the story are way too palpable to make it
Speaker 6: probable that there are many theologians now living who, after
Speaker 6: reconsideration of the facts, would still defend its historical character.
Speaker 6: If you want to really anger someone, I mean really quick,
Speaker 6: that's really easy. First tell them that Heracles is a
Speaker 6: spinoff version of the much earlier Semitic Yogamesh mythology or
Speaker 6: Phoenician Melcarp, and that the Samson myth is most likely
Speaker 6: inspired by both the Greek Heracles Melcarp or Gilgamesh epic
Speaker 6: for its tale. The claim that the Greek Heracles was
Speaker 6: a Semitic importation has upset many Greek scholars, but several
Speaker 6: classicists suggest that Heracles was imported from Semitic roots, most
Speaker 6: likely from Gygamesh. It's apparent that the flood myths traveled
Speaker 6: from the East into the Greek tou Calion stories. The
Speaker 6: Bible's authors imported the mythical tapestry from probably all three figures.
Speaker 6: Each myth has created their own genius story. The question
Speaker 6: of historicity is one irrelevant. If there ever was a guy,
Speaker 6: he is completely lost to us, buried under the layers
Speaker 6: of legendary literature. According to doctor Gustav Ruscoff, Sampson also
Speaker 6: has twelve labors. The labors are as follows. One he
Speaker 6: kills a lion with his hands. It is characteristic of
Speaker 6: Sampson as well as of Gilgamesh, the Babylonian solar hero,
Speaker 6: and also of Heracles, that the lion is slain without
Speaker 6: the use of any weapon. Two. At his marriage at Timnith,
Speaker 6: he proposes a riddle and incidentally slays thirty Philistines. At Ascalon. Three,
Speaker 6: he catches three hundred foxes and chases them with firebrands
Speaker 6: through the fields of the Philistines. Four the Philistines burn
Speaker 6: his wife and father in law's whole family, which induces
Speaker 6: him to make a great slaughter among them, whereupon he
Speaker 6: flees into the mountains of Judah and hides in the
Speaker 6: cleft of the cliff Eatom.
Speaker 1: Five.
Speaker 6: Samson is bound by the men of Judah and delivered
Speaker 6: to the Philistines, who take him to Lehi, But the
Speaker 6: ropes on his arms become like flax that has caught fire. Six,
Speaker 6: Samson picks up the jawbone of an ass and kills
Speaker 6: multitudes of his enemies. Seven. Being overcome with thirst, he
Speaker 6: prays for God, and a spring breaks forth from the
Speaker 6: ass's jawbone. Eight. When visiting a woman at Gaza, he
Speaker 6: escapes the ambush of the Philistines by rising at midnight
Speaker 6: and carrying with him the two doors of the city gate,
Speaker 6: which he plants upon the hill which is in the
Speaker 6: front of Hebron. Nine. Now he became entangled with Delilah.
Speaker 6: The treacherous woman bound him with seven new bowstrings, but
Speaker 6: when the Philistine came upon him, he snapped the bowstrings
Speaker 6: as a strand of toes snaps at the breadth of fire.
Speaker 6: Ten Delilah bound him with seven new ropes, but he
Speaker 6: snapped the ropes off from his arms like thread. Eleven,
Speaker 6: Delilah weaves the seven braids of his hair into the
Speaker 6: web of her loom, but he pulled up the loom
Speaker 6: with the web and escaped the third time. Twelve. Finally,
Speaker 6: Samson betrays the secret of his strength, and Delilah had
Speaker 6: the seven braids of his hair shaved. He was taken
Speaker 6: prisoner and blinded, but when his hair had grown again,
Speaker 6: his strength returned and enabled him to break down the
Speaker 6: two pillars of the Dagon Temple, by which deed he
Speaker 6: buried himself with the multitude of his enemies under the
Speaker 6: ruins of the temple.
Speaker 1: Nanuta was who I was thinking of. Nanutta has the
Speaker 1: twelve trials, just like oh these other stories Gilgamesh, Hercules,
Speaker 1: and they're going to make a case that Samson also
Speaker 1: had tall trials. So that's what I was thinking of.
Speaker 1: Ninerta from The Son of Enlil.
Speaker 6: Doctor Karis does not make a big deal about Sampson
Speaker 6: having twelve adventures similar to Heracles's twelve tasks or the
Speaker 6: year's twelve months, but he says it's pretty interesting that Raskoff,
Speaker 6: the guy most people trust about the realness of the
Speaker 6: Sampson story, is the one suggesting it. The Lion, the bee,
Speaker 6: and Samson's Riddle. In the story of Sampson, there's a
Speaker 6: curious bit about a lion which stands as a symbol
Speaker 6: for the Son's heat and by extension, the sun god.
Speaker 6: The same sun god is known for taming this heat,
Speaker 6: earning him the title of the Lion's conqueror. Now here's
Speaker 6: the puzzling part. Samson speaks of finding honey inside a lion.
Speaker 6: But here's the catch. Bees don't make homes in dead animals.
Speaker 6: This tells us that the original story might have been
Speaker 6: mixed up over time. Samson's riddle goes something like this,
Speaker 6: out of the eater comes something to eat, and out
Speaker 6: of the sour one comes something sweet. The answer to
Speaker 6: what he gives is what is sweeter than honey? And
Speaker 6: what is more sour than a lion? The riddle doesn't
Speaker 6: quite fit together if you take it at face value,
Speaker 6: but imagine if folks back then knew a link between
Speaker 6: bees and lions that we don't think about now. There's
Speaker 6: an old Mithraic artifact showing a lion with a bee
Speaker 6: in its mouth, suggesting that bees might make honey when
Speaker 6: the sun is in the Leo zodiac. So the riddle
Speaker 6: could be asking when do you find honey in a lion,
Speaker 6: with the answer being when the sun god defeats the lion.
Speaker 6: This leads us to out of the eater comes something
Speaker 6: to eat, and out of the sour one comes something sweet.
Speaker 6: Something along the line, this clever meaning seems to have
Speaker 6: been lost in the telling of Sampson's story, maybe because
Speaker 6: folks wanted to keep out old myths and legends the
Speaker 6: foxes with firebrands. The narrative of Sampson deploying three hundred
Speaker 6: foxes with ignited tales finds an enlightened parallel when juxtaposed
Speaker 6: against the Roman ceremonial practice.
Speaker 1: He was a dick to foxes.
Speaker 6: Observed during the Festival of Series. This tradition, originally an
Speaker 6: elite attrician rite, gained such widespread fame that even the
Speaker 6: plebeians regularly participated as honored guests, notably on the festival
Speaker 6: central day, which may be April, the nineteenth Minor Offerings.
Speaker 1: Which also happens to be the first day of the
Speaker 1: Festival of Moloch or the Yeah Yeah Yeah Sacrifice.
Speaker 6: Mostly edible treats such as nuts were spread among the attendees.
Speaker 6: Instead of the customary chariot races, the spectacle centered on
Speaker 6: red foxes with tails on fire racing across the circus.
Speaker 6: Scholars interpret this act as symbolic of the grain disease
Speaker 6: termed robigo, as the title resonates with the both red
Speaker 6: fox and the reddish affliction impacting wheat crops. In Avid's
Speaker 6: work Fasty Book four lines six seventy nine. In following,
Speaker 6: the Roman poet narrates a story from Carcioli, presumably clarifying
Speaker 6: the origins of this ceremonial act. He recounts a tale.
Speaker 1: Of a young Datsch gant to grab his balls hit.
Speaker 6: Young lad aged around twelve, who, after capturing a fox
Speaker 6: constantly stilling the owner's hens, wrapped it with hay and
Speaker 6: straw and lit it on fire. This fox, in its
Speaker 6: frantic attempt to escape, dashed into the wheat fields, setting
Speaker 6: them ablaze. As a reactionary measure, a decree was instituted
Speaker 6: mandating the execution of all all captured foxes on natment
Speaker 6: visibly enacted during the cyrillia. Drawing a comparison between Samson's
Speaker 6: deployment of firebrand foxes and the Roman analogs is not
Speaker 6: mere serendipity. Instead, it underscores the persistence of an archaic
Speaker 6: motif prevalent in ancient cultures, albeit obscured or forgotten in
Speaker 6: various global traditions. Semele Dido and the legends of sun
Speaker 6: heroes brides in old myths, it's not rare for sun
Speaker 6: heroes think of them as ancient superheroes connected with the
Speaker 6: sun to have brides who tragically meet their end in
Speaker 6: fire takes.
Speaker 1: Okay, we're gonna pick this up here tomorrow. What about
Speaker 1: forty minutes and forty seven seconds into it, which that
Speaker 1: wasn't too bad at all. All right, now, I have
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Speaker 1: tomorrow eight am. And then Wednesday. Wednesday is Dwayne Hayes
Speaker 1: is coming back. And I don't know if I mentioned
Speaker 1: this I did yesterday. I think that our friend Nicodemus
Speaker 1: visited once again the Louis Brandeis Library and he found
Speaker 1: a connection between Abraham Flexner and Louis Brandeis, which is
Speaker 1: interesting because the flex And Report is what they went
Speaker 1: off of to establish them as the supreme god of
Speaker 1: everything that's medical and health. Right, So there's that the
Speaker 1: guy had his hands and everything brandized. The Frankest the
Speaker 1: agent of the Rothschilds, very very instrumental in the Balfour Declaration,
Speaker 1: which is why we have this Zionist death cult country established.
Speaker 1: And also the the Federal Reserve here ya failed Reserve Act.
Speaker 1: So yeah, total piece of crap, very powerful. Everybody listened
Speaker 1: to him for some reason because he was a Rothschild
Speaker 1: agent and they were just taking the orders right back
Speaker 1: then in our own country. Yeah. And also there might
Speaker 1: be a connection between mister Lincoln, who went ahead in
Speaker 1: a you know, we'll see from the family, not obviously
Speaker 1: from Brandise himself, but the family itself were roschld ages.
Speaker 1: There might be a connection between Lincoln and them too.
Speaker 1: We'll find that out tomorrow. If there's anything or if
Speaker 1: we're still looking for evidence on that, we'll discuss that
Speaker 1: as well. But that's happening Wednesday Tomorrow we'll finish this,
Speaker 1: and I think Thursday i'll be on my way to
Speaker 1: San Diego. I'm probably not gonna be a show. That's
Speaker 1: probably the day I'm gonna drop off the hot sauce
Speaker 1: that I'm making right now and all orders that are pending.
Speaker 1: If you were one of those people, it's all getting done.
Speaker 1: Rebecca's going to be putting it all together. She's headed
Speaker 1: out a Thursday as well for one of our daughter's
Speaker 1: friends' birthday parties. Are going to scott Stale for some
Speaker 1: kind of likely a little resort thing. My birthday is Wednesday,
Speaker 1: so hopefully I'll be able to hang out my family
Speaker 1: a little bit first. That's why I'm not going that day.
Speaker 1: But I'm still gonna do the show with Dwayne. All Right,
Speaker 1: thank you so much, guys, having a wonderful day.
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