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Speaker 2: Welcome to Jay's analysis. I am your boomer dad. You're
Speaker 2: grounded for the next two hours. I know that was cringe,
Speaker 2: but it was supposed to because I just realized it
Speaker 2: looked like a boomer dad with these glasses. No, I'm
Speaker 2: not going to be wearing, but I did bring back
Speaker 2: my cop stash.
Speaker 5: You look good.
Speaker 2: You're arrested. You're arrested.
Speaker 5: Office. They handsome.
Speaker 2: Everybody in the audience is saying cringe right now. All right,
Speaker 2: Jamie has done research. We've not talked to Jamie a
Speaker 2: long time, but she's back on the stream. Welcome back on.
Speaker 5: Thank you for having me. You bet it's been a
Speaker 5: long time. I might be a little or rusty, but
Speaker 5: we're gonna keep doing this and practice makes perfect.
Speaker 2: Last time we talked about movies, I think it was
Speaker 2: a few years ago, but can everybody here, it's okay
Speaker 2: before we start talking, as it need to be louder.
Speaker 2: Is the noise good. I'm the cop that pulled you over. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you're arrested for being a nerd violation of the nerd
Speaker 2: loss public citation. You're not talking, all right? So Jamie's
Speaker 2: with me and we're gonna be talking about her recent
Speaker 2: research on cults. We decided, I said, you've been studying cults,
Speaker 2: Let's do top ten craziest cults and we clickbait you.
Speaker 2: Because they're not in order, there will be in some
Speaker 2: kind of crazy order. I don't know. I don't know
Speaker 2: what her topics are going to be. I have a
Speaker 2: rough idea. So she's gonna be blowing my mind as
Speaker 2: we do the cult talk. Now, before we get started,
Speaker 2: I want to remind everybody that that was Amid the Ruins.
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Speaker 2: pretty badass. I think the Dire Wave two was the
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Speaker 3: I like it.
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Speaker 2: And people are saying, are you chewing tobacco on the
Speaker 2: stream bank, just dip. It's just red man up. That's racist.
Speaker 2: So yes, this is my girl, Jamie. By the way,
Speaker 2: Jamie was received into the Orthodox Church.
Speaker 5: Win year and a half June June thirtieth year.
Speaker 2: And a half almost ye. So how do you like Orthodoxy?
Speaker 2: You can't live without it when people as you are
Speaker 2: formerly in the Illuminati before you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I was an evil witch, wasnati witch before?
Speaker 2: No, according to the Internet, you are.
Speaker 5: When people ask me about Orthodoxy, what I say is,
Speaker 5: imagine someone just gives you a giant chest full of
Speaker 5: priceless treasures for free, and you get to spend the
Speaker 5: rest of your life unpacking this and you never get
Speaker 5: to the bottom. That's what orthodoxy is.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's a good analogy. I don't agree. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: I ended up actually technically being received after you because
Speaker 2: I didn't live near a church.
Speaker 5: So yes. Anyway, my Christian name is Anastasia now after
Speaker 5: the Saint Anastasia.
Speaker 2: Delivered from Yeah, but what's the occult of it? Because
Speaker 2: if we do good Matria and we get all the
Speaker 2: letters together, it means Hillary's witch covin right.
Speaker 5: It's from the Roman Anastasia and she was a martyr
Speaker 5: and her primary cause was delivering people from cults and
Speaker 5: from addictions and from devil worship.
Speaker 2: And that's why you chose that name.
Speaker 5: Yes, okay, yes that's my patron, Saint Anastesia.
Speaker 2: But it's all a ruse for the illuminati. No, thank you,
Speaker 2: Franklin Chan. We will be taking super chests. We've got
Speaker 2: our longtime supporter friend, Franklin Chan already done ten bucks.
Speaker 2: Much appreciated dog.
Speaker 5: So uh.
Speaker 2: No, Jamie is not a former goth girl. That's pretty
Speaker 2: funny though, are you a former goth girl?
Speaker 5: Now? Jamie was Baptist Christian. She was raised Baptist, homeschooled
Speaker 5: church all the time until about ten years ago. I
Speaker 5: stopped going to church, Daniel.
Speaker 2: Everybody asks, who's your patron, Daniel?
Speaker 5: Yep, right, for a long time because I was very
Speaker 5: disillusioned with Protestant Church and Christianity and the weakness of
Speaker 5: their convictions regarding the the wokeness of all this information
Speaker 5: we're going through. They weren't very receptive to anything that
Speaker 5: I was trying to enlighten them with.
Speaker 2: So I can't tell. Yeah, I can't tell when people
Speaker 2: are joking or on the chat. But yes, Jamie's my
Speaker 2: CIA handler. The haters are so dumb that you can't
Speaker 2: even tell when they're joking when they're not. Oh but
Speaker 2: some of them literally believe stuff like that. But anyway,
Speaker 2: so all right, we're going to talk about crazy cults because,
Speaker 2: as you said, your patron is help cults people come out.
Speaker 5: Of cults and addictions.
Speaker 2: Yep, all right, and we're gonna do ten crazy cults.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 2: We had a few questions about are you gonna do
Speaker 2: OH Show? Uh, actually, I'm thinking we'll just do a
Speaker 2: whole show related to OH Show. In fact, Tristan and
Speaker 2: I we're gonna do a show, and then he got
Speaker 2: the flu or something the past couple days, so Tristan
Speaker 2: and I won't be doing our normal stream that we
Speaker 2: were gonna do, but we are gonna do a stream
Speaker 2: on OH Show in the future because it deserves its
Speaker 2: own show because there's so much of the intelligence background
Speaker 2: type stuff that goes on when it comes to OH show,
Speaker 2: So we're gonna cover that in detail, but that'll have
Speaker 2: its own show. This is ten other crazy cults other
Speaker 2: than Oh Show. This is Oh show me the Money,
Speaker 2: Oh show Me the Money show, remember show. Remember in
Speaker 2: Jeremy Gouire and Oh show is all about that bank
Speaker 2: though he had seven teeny rolls royces and his that
Speaker 2: Indian woman who's his lover, Sheila, Sheila, she goes he
Speaker 2: would have twenty by the time of the end of
Speaker 2: Dishes show. And then when they questioned Sheila, she said, duff.
Speaker 5: They said, are you gonna do your do your sex
Speaker 5: cult stuff?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, and she said the stones from here, all right,
Speaker 2: I don't know what the ten cults are.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, these aren't my personal top ten. This is
Speaker 5: from a book that we found in Nashville. I found
Speaker 5: and the title of the book is The Most Evil
Speaker 5: Secret Societies in History by Shelley Klein. So this is
Speaker 5: a Barnes and Noble book, so it's not that in depth.
Speaker 5: It's just kind of skimming the s. But there was
Speaker 5: some old ones, some new ones, ones we've known about
Speaker 5: for a long time, and ones we've never heard of.
Speaker 5: So we'll just see what Shelley has to say about
Speaker 5: do you.
Speaker 2: People have do you have autism? In the chat, I'm
Speaker 2: not saying that. That was a section of the documentary
Speaker 2: when he had seventeen rolls Royices and then he got twenty.
Speaker 2: Some do's trying to correct me on the information. I
Speaker 2: just blocked this, dude. It's good on my nerves. Yes,
Speaker 2: I know he later got more rolls Royices. It was
Speaker 2: a section of the debate, I mean of the documentary
Speaker 2: where he said that she says that on I think
Speaker 2: she's on Oprah or Donahue, and she says he has
Speaker 2: seventeen and he would have twenty Mite Monday. Yeah, I know.
Speaker 2: If I read the chat, I get distracted.
Speaker 5: I just top ten calls that Jamie loves.
Speaker 2: Yes, I just delete that, dude. I love to ban people.
Speaker 2: I'm a chat fascist. Your share fascish measure gashoush. Anyway,
Speaker 2: So if you if I don't get the right number
Speaker 2: of rolls royces, I'm a shill.
Speaker 1: Liar.
Speaker 2: He's kind a liar.
Speaker 5: Doesn't get the right number, you're definitely a shill. So
Speaker 5: I wrote out the ten commandments of cults. Commonalities that
Speaker 5: I found reading this book and from my knowledge of
Speaker 5: other cults.
Speaker 2: He did it, and we've been watching cult documentary Top.
Speaker 5: Ten Globalism Commandments, So I wrote the top ten commandments
Speaker 5: of cults, and we'll see who falls under these, who
Speaker 5: has all ten, who has a couple of them or whatever.
Speaker 5: So the first one that you will find in a
Speaker 5: cult is the end of the world is near.
Speaker 2: Yeah, apocalypticism always, And there's are you going to read
Speaker 2: all these now or are you going to read some
Speaker 2: of them?
Speaker 5: Like, just say the ten now and then we'll get
Speaker 5: into the act.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna do five cults and then for subscribers,
Speaker 2: they'll be five other cults. Yeah, by the way, Uh
Speaker 2: so I want to comment on each one of these.
Speaker 5: Okay, So the reason what the end of the world.
Speaker 5: That's a number one.
Speaker 2: So you want to hype people up into a fervor sensationalism,
Speaker 2: feeling like this is the most important time, Very similar
Speaker 2: to election propaganda. Have you noticed how election propaganda is
Speaker 2: almost apocalyptic. It's this is the most vital election year
Speaker 2: in America's history. If we don't get out there and vote,
Speaker 2: we're gonna lose. This could true, And of course nothing
Speaker 2: ever changes in terms of the big scale plans when
Speaker 2: you vote whoever in right, a very similar psychological tactic
Speaker 2: to get people involved in thinking that this is crucial.
Speaker 2: You are the generation that's gonna see the end of
Speaker 2: the world. You are the chosen, you are the elect
Speaker 2: This is the end of the world. You alone have
Speaker 2: the truth.
Speaker 5: Well, another thing that falls under this is the crisis.
Speaker 5: We're in crisis, so that would also include environmental things.
Speaker 2: Right, sure, environmentalism is a cult. Yeah, I'm sorry for
Speaker 2: my TBN preacher hair. I can't make it. Do anything else.
Speaker 1: I like it.
Speaker 6: Put your hands on the screen. Trump, Donald Trump is
Speaker 6: going to lose the mandate of Heaven.
Speaker 2: Charles what's his name, Pa Robertson, you know what I'm
Speaker 2: talking about.
Speaker 6: Yeah, somebody's got a broken goiter around letter. Put your
Speaker 6: hand on the screen and got it, will fix it.
Speaker 6: I don't send me five hundred gold to bloons.
Speaker 5: I don't think I have enough makeup on to be
Speaker 5: a TV and lady.
Speaker 2: No, but you have the body structure of Tammy Fay.
Speaker 2: Just kidding.
Speaker 5: So end of the world is near that you have.
Speaker 2: You have Tammy Fay's giant evangelical boobies.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I do so. Number two in the tank commandments
Speaker 5: of cults is we share everything communal, communal, there's no
Speaker 5: private property, there's no possessions, there's no.
Speaker 2: People.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we share everything, including wives.
Speaker 2: Good you knowing the bigger than Jesus, the big.
Speaker 5: Number three would be healthy eating, right, which a lot
Speaker 5: of well, by the.
Speaker 2: Way, hold on, so when we share things, we also
Speaker 2: share our wives. And of course you made a good
Speaker 2: point about how cult leaders are always like you know,
Speaker 2: if you come to the cult, there would be women's there.
Speaker 6: Would be me, womens's remort, but.
Speaker 2: The women's are always for the cult leader.
Speaker 5: Yes, like Mormons.
Speaker 2: In other words, you to bring me here to womens Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yes, exactly. So Yet number three healthy eating. A lot
Speaker 5: of times you will find cults attached to health food
Speaker 5: stores and restaurants, like in Laurel Canyon. And who is
Speaker 5: that one that we watched that documentary.
Speaker 2: The Source Family Cult. The Source Family Cult had the
Speaker 2: first vegetarian restaurant on the Hollywood Strip and Steve McQueen
Speaker 2: and Woody Allen would go to this restaurant and it's
Speaker 2: kicked off actually the whole health obsession. If you watch
Speaker 2: the documentary on the Source Family Cult, you'll see what I.
Speaker 5: Mean, and when you say those types of diets, like
Speaker 5: very restricted diets made people more docile and easily.
Speaker 2: Influenced, absolutely, I mean, yeah, I was going to do
Speaker 2: another video on how the elite have used diet for millennia,
Speaker 2: really all the way back to Plato's uh Republic. And yeah,
Speaker 2: he's feed the slave the soy slot. And he can't
Speaker 2: his brain doesn't function well enough to realize and to
Speaker 2: reason that he's a slave. So of course, yeah, feed
Speaker 2: the slaves the slave slot.
Speaker 5: Yeah. So number four, like you said, number four commandment
Speaker 5: is there will be girls.
Speaker 2: They they would be mini Wien one. You can have
Speaker 2: your but I will have the first dips.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's number five.
Speaker 2: All your girl gives me, gives me that dips gives
Speaker 2: me that.
Speaker 5: Number five is all your girls are belong to us.
Speaker 2: All your girl along to yep.
Speaker 5: So you find that in Mormonism a lot.
Speaker 2: I took your stones right here because he cuts you.
Speaker 5: Yes, I took your stones right here. Number six is
Speaker 5: get the word out.
Speaker 2: Wait, go back? What was number five?
Speaker 5: All your girls are belong to us?
Speaker 2: Is there an allure for girls because girls are attracted
Speaker 2: to cults a lot. For example, Manson had, you know,
Speaker 2: his brood of street chicks, street skanks. So what about
Speaker 2: appealing to the to the women. How do they get
Speaker 2: women in the cults a feeling of sense of family?
Speaker 5: Yes, I think no, dad, no exactly. Probably a lot
Speaker 5: of these girls have a missing patriarch.
Speaker 3: Girl, and you.
Speaker 2: Can be your father figure.
Speaker 5: And this makes me think of that one that super
Speaker 5: strict Mormon cult where the guy made a proclamation that
Speaker 5: only he could Orange Jeff's that's it, Orange jeffs. Yep,
Speaker 5: he falls into this category.
Speaker 2: Okay, but but what about the girls? So they he
Speaker 2: picks up street girls, that's what Manson did an show,
Speaker 2: and girls who.
Speaker 5: Are interested in.
Speaker 2: Eastern mysticis, yeah, like hippie festival girls. What are they called? Looks?
Speaker 5: Wooks are the ones with dreadlocks, the unwon?
Speaker 2: And what are the girls called?
Speaker 5: They're wooks? Okay, yeah, they look like wookies. So number
Speaker 5: six is get the word out. So you're always going
Speaker 5: to have a portion of your cult out on the
Speaker 5: streets trying to recruit new members with these.
Speaker 2: Gotta spread the gospel, bring bring new people in, right,
Speaker 2: But you're also in that capacity basically just doing pr
Speaker 2: and you're working for the cult leader basically just to
Speaker 2: bring more people in, more energy.
Speaker 5: It's like a Giant Pyramids game. Basically, Number seven love bombing.
Speaker 5: So any you explain love well, anybody who it feels,
Speaker 5: you know, lonely or disenfranchised or you know, disenchanted with
Speaker 5: religion or society or politics, they come into the cult
Speaker 5: and it is the priority of the members to welcome
Speaker 5: the new recruit with love bombing. And it's something that
Speaker 5: maybe a lot of people have never even experienced this
Speaker 5: type of community, and it's a very strong binding agent.
Speaker 5: And this is also part of trauma based mind control,
Speaker 5: is the love bombing, and then they take it away
Speaker 5: and that creates that scise them in the brain where
Speaker 5: you're always trying to get back to the love bombing.
Speaker 5: Stage Number eight is new identity and this is one
Speaker 5: some of these things they take from Christianity though, and
Speaker 5: they them and that's why it works, don't you think.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I think all religions have this history
Speaker 2: of giving you an identity in the religion. So you know,
Speaker 2: your bar mits for your baptism, your confirmation, initiation, your initiation,
Speaker 2: you get the name of a saint, right, I mean,
Speaker 2: Orthodoxy has this I'm Daniel so in a way, but
Speaker 2: I think that's really all religions in the world ultimately. So, yeah,
Speaker 2: they're borrowing from these patterns of what works. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Number nine is strict physical regimens like meditation or physical labor,
Speaker 5: building things for the compound, for the cult, for the
Speaker 5: cult leader, keeping people tired, keeping people sleep deprived, which
Speaker 5: makes them more susceptible to believing kookie things.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, I'm monotonous. Chance, what's that stuff that I
Speaker 2: show had everybody doing? Like, Yeah, that reminds me of
Speaker 2: do that for hours.
Speaker 5: On it of like scientology too, where they'll take you,
Speaker 5: regress you.
Speaker 2: Into your trauma and the mystical order of the janitor,
Speaker 2: where you will be pleasing his maharishi if you will
Speaker 2: please clean up the entire aisle for the next three hours. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you would be very pleased.
Speaker 5: Initiated into the order of the Golden Lemming.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 5: And then number ten is isolation, So you have to
Speaker 5: get all your followers out in some kind of isolated
Speaker 5: place on a compound where they are not interacting with
Speaker 5: society on a regular basis.
Speaker 2: Right, good points.
Speaker 5: So we will see how many points these cults hit
Speaker 5: on our list of tank, commandments of cults, and oh
Speaker 5: we should have scientology to this too, so maybe we'll
Speaker 5: do more cult shows because okay, cults we haven't done well.
Speaker 5: The first one in this book is, of course the Illuminati,
Speaker 5: Illuminative Illuminate confirmed. They are the number one secret society
Speaker 5: that everyone has heard of by now, hopefully and maybe
Speaker 5: we will find some new things, maybe uh see things
Speaker 5: that we have already learned. But right now we're going
Speaker 5: to talk about the Bavarian Illuminati, so nobody can mention
Speaker 5: the Illuminati now with that out talking about stupid Dan Brown,
Speaker 5: who is my least favorite author of all time, and
Speaker 5: character Robert Langdon is the worst character in the history
Speaker 5: of fiction in my opinion, super retarded.
Speaker 2: I agree.
Speaker 5: So she starts out talking about Dan Brown and Angels
Speaker 5: and Demons and what I thought was interesting when I
Speaker 5: watched Angels and Demons and when they're talking about the
Speaker 5: Illuminati the end of the movie. The moral of the
Speaker 5: story is the Illuminati doesn't exist. It's just a crazy,
Speaker 5: lone nut kook who is setting up this to make
Speaker 5: it seem like there's a secret society, but it's just
Speaker 5: written because he wants to be the pope right, Dan
Speaker 5: Brown is saying, there's no such thing as the Illuminati.
Speaker 5: It's just one crazy person at a time.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 5: So the first time we ever hear the word illuminati
Speaker 5: is in the second century a d. When a prophet
Speaker 5: named montanis. Have you Montanus? You heard of him? Okay?
Speaker 5: He was of the Cult of Sybil and he converted
Speaker 5: to Christianity and he set up a group in direct
Speaker 5: opposition to the church that was already institutionalized, and then
Speaker 5: he converted this guy named Tertullian. Can you tell us
Speaker 5: a little about Montanus?
Speaker 2: And yeah, it was kind of a charismatic cult of
Speaker 2: the day. It was that day's version of charismaticism. And
Speaker 2: this is why Tratolian is just a patristic writer and
Speaker 2: not a saint in the Orthodox Church. It is because
Speaker 2: he left Orthodoxy for this purest rigorous, kind of ecstatic
Speaker 2: version of again charismaticism of the day.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it says converts underwent all manner of religious experience,
Speaker 5: including speaking in tongues and receiving apoccalyptic vision. So there's
Speaker 5: your first red flag of a cult. Is the end
Speaker 5: is near?
Speaker 2: Right, So they were illuminated in their mind.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so it says what lay at the heart of
Speaker 5: Montana's teachings was the type of end of the world scenario.
Speaker 2: He also preached, heretics have always latched on to not
Speaker 2: just cults, but also heresies within the church. Heretics always
Speaker 2: latch on to end times crap.
Speaker 5: So he was all about purifying the Christian soul and
Speaker 5: deterring disciples from coveting material goods. So we share everything, right,
Speaker 5: That's that's number two. Then this second time we hear
Speaker 5: about the Illuminati in history is in sixteenth century Spain,
Speaker 5: and they call themselves the all Alumbrados. Yeah, so do
Speaker 5: you think this is connected to Kabala in any way,
Speaker 5: because that's where Kabala comes from Spain in the same
Speaker 5: time period as well. So they claimed that to be
Speaker 5: in direct communion with the Holy Spirit, and they said
Speaker 5: that all outward forms of religious adherentence, such as observance
Speaker 5: of the liturgy, was unnecessary because they were illumined and
Speaker 5: they didn't need church anymore, right right, So from there
Speaker 5: we go to seventeenth century France where you hear the
Speaker 5: group of the Illuminati traveling up there, and then finally
Speaker 5: we get to eighteenth century Bavaria, where Adam Weisop comes
Speaker 5: into the picture, who is a really funny character because he,
Speaker 5: as a young boy, was educated by Jesuit priests.
Speaker 1: And his.
Speaker 5: Job was the professor of natural and canon law at
Speaker 5: the University of Ingolstadt in seventeen seventy five, and he
Speaker 5: made all his teachers really mad because he tried to
Speaker 5: He was a social justice warrior. Basically, he was a liberal,
Speaker 5: right cosmopolitan, he rationalist. Yeah, he condemned bigotry and the
Speaker 5: superstition of priests.
Speaker 2: And he was a communist and an early communist. Did
Speaker 2: she mentioned communists?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: So is that the book you have or the perfectibilis?
Speaker 5: Who wrote that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Terry? Oh okay, well she's talking about the order
Speaker 2: of perfected Bilis Baron von Nigi.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that's why Terry Mulauanson titled his book.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: So, by the way, my publisher puts out the famous,
Speaker 2: very scholarly work on the actual history of the Illuminate,
Speaker 2: confirmed by Terry Mullanson, which is perfected Belis. So this
Speaker 2: is not a conspiracy text.
Speaker 4: This is a.
Speaker 2: Rigorous, rigorous scholar text you see citing actual old French manuscripts.
Speaker 2: It's actually the history of the order. So there's no
Speaker 2: sigil magic going on with this kind of crap. This
Speaker 2: is the real order of the Illuminati.
Speaker 5: So anyway, so of course the Illuminati was established or
Speaker 5: this order, the perfectibilitis, the Bavarian.
Speaker 2: Perfect we are perfected in knowledge.
Speaker 5: Established in seventeen seventy six May first, May Day.
Speaker 2: So that's also that's why May Day is Communist day.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, well May Day is Communist Day, and that's
Speaker 2: the day of the illuminate.
Speaker 5: Seventeen seventy six was also important to American history.
Speaker 2: Sure.
Speaker 5: So then in seventeen seventy seven, Wishaup was invited to
Speaker 5: join a Freemasonry lodge and he accepted the imitation and
Speaker 5: he made the Illuminati a mixture of Islamic mysticism.
Speaker 2: Right, just sofy, Yeah, it has a whole bunch of things.
Speaker 2: Let's point something out for people. So the word illuminated, Okay,
Speaker 2: that's used in tons of religions, right, It's used in Orthodoxy.
Speaker 2: When you're baptized, you're newly illumined. The word illumined doesn't
Speaker 2: mean everybody in all the religions is part of the Illuminati.
Speaker 2: This is stupid level evangelical stuff. It's just it's a
Speaker 2: word that has a different meaning in different contexts and
Speaker 2: different religions. So yes, so that.
Speaker 5: Also Jesuit mental discipline and a little bit of Freemasonry
Speaker 5: thrown in. This is the beginning of the Illuminati. I
Speaker 5: didn't know about the Islamic Party. So then there's this story.
Speaker 5: They don't really know if it's true or not, but
Speaker 5: there was a courier who had some secret papers who
Speaker 5: was supposedly struck by a bolt of lightning and died,
Speaker 5: and then they found Adam Weisshause paper and this is
Speaker 5: where they're getting some of the information about Illuminati. Sounds
Speaker 5: kind of fantastical. What do you think.
Speaker 2: It's a famous story. I don't know if it's true
Speaker 2: or not.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but anyways, there is a direct link between Illuminati
Speaker 5: and Freemasonry, and they call it the Secret Society within
Speaker 5: the Secret.
Speaker 2: Society, correct inner Party, outer party.
Speaker 5: So then they set their sights on the United States.
Speaker 5: Let's see, Okay, so wisehaps goal was to obliterate moral
Speaker 5: and religious sentiment and political hierarchy.
Speaker 2: Revolutionary, yeah, egalitarian.
Speaker 5: All revolution not all, but most revolutions can be traced
Speaker 5: back to this kind of thing.
Speaker 2: Most modern revolutions correct to no modern revolutionaries.
Speaker 5: And he was all about reason.
Speaker 2: And rationalism, enlightenment des.
Speaker 5: Radical rationalism, it says, and he wanted to do away
Speaker 5: with things like property. Told you he was a communist
Speaker 5: in marriage. So all your girls and property belonged to us.
Speaker 2: All your babes are belonged to us. Get a base
Speaker 2: are belong to us. All your babe are belonged to.
Speaker 5: That's good. And then she actually says that the Illuminati
Speaker 5: is the true cause behind the French Revolution. I knew
Speaker 5: that in undergrad and everybody. A lot of the founding
Speaker 5: fathers were frightened of these illuminous washing except for Thomas
Speaker 5: Jefferson read with them right exactly. So in some of
Speaker 5: these writings they accuse whist Hap of brainwashing his devotees
Speaker 5: and seducing them so they would act out his every wish.
Speaker 5: So this is kind of a It goes on to
Speaker 5: talk about a little bit of mind control going on
Speaker 5: in this.
Speaker 2: By the way, Terry Mullanson has a section two on
Speaker 2: Marx and him being influenced by the eliminate confirment. So yeah,
Speaker 2: go ahead.
Speaker 5: So part of the the way this works is they
Speaker 5: would recruit prominent people so they could recruit other members. Yeah,
Speaker 5: a lot of Yeah, you see this now with pop
Speaker 5: stars in the Illuminati. Like you remember when Rihanna had
Speaker 5: that tattoo of Adam Wise app I didn't know that. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it might have been a fake tattoo for a performance,
Speaker 5: but you can look it up. Rihanna's got Adam wise
Speaker 5: Hop on her.
Speaker 2: Well, Madonna had the song Illuminati. She says it's not
Speaker 2: about magic and sorcery, it's about reason. And she has
Speaker 2: a song Illuminati and she says it's about in the Enlightenment.
Speaker 5: Right, So the Manervals are the only visible members of
Speaker 5: the Illuminati, and these are the famous people that everyone
Speaker 5: else looks up to so that they can be curious
Speaker 5: about joining the order, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And he has a supplement of known members of
Speaker 2: the Illuminati, by the way, Terry mulatson does.
Speaker 7: And it's a lot of German like Gerta types, you know,
Speaker 7: these kind of people like.
Speaker 2: Prussians, Jahob von Friederich, Vaughan Abel, Johann Michael al Schprunk,
Speaker 2: Edmund Ackermann, Joseph Martin, Baron von Franz, Christian Heinrich al
Speaker 2: bru It's a bunch of Austrian, Prussian Bavarian nobility who
Speaker 2: were and including by the way, some of the Sas
Speaker 2: Coburg Gotha types, which would connect to the British elite.
Speaker 2: So there is a connection to the British elite to
Speaker 2: the actual illuminate confirm.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I think this would fall under number six.
Speaker 5: Get the word out and also recruit celebrities, recruit famous people,
Speaker 5: so people that are looked up to well.
Speaker 2: Colts have known to do this for a long time. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you recruit because that gives you money and it also
Speaker 2: gives you attention and notoriety.
Speaker 5: So this is the job of the group inside the
Speaker 5: Illuminati called the insinuators, who are the principal agents for
Speaker 5: propagating the order by being invisible spies and seducing victims
Speaker 5: until they have been brainwashed to become pupil right, and
Speaker 5: it says in this way it mirrors the current day
Speaker 5: practice of the cults when recruiting new members, the gradual
Speaker 5: initiation of intended victims by group members who have been
Speaker 5: specifically trained for such a task.
Speaker 2: And this is important because of the retards on the
Speaker 2: internet who talk about the Illuminati and they don't know
Speaker 2: what they're talking about. They don't know who Saxe Coburg
Speaker 2: Goota is. They don't know about the actual history of
Speaker 2: Wanna Rodi and Giuseppe Mazzini and these figures who are
Speaker 2: actual members of these groups, and that they're governing philosophy
Speaker 2: was rationalism, deism, Enlightenment, deism, naturalism. That's the elite Illuminists.
Speaker 2: It's not black magic sorcerers. Now, there could have been
Speaker 2: people who were into black magic sorcery, like John d
Speaker 2: these kind of people, but that's not the Illuminatis. They're
Speaker 2: not connected to them. It's totally different. And just because
Speaker 2: some cult later says we're the Illuminati, it doesn't mean
Speaker 2: that they are.
Speaker 5: So another aspect of the Illuminati, the Bavarian Illuminati, is
Speaker 5: that silence and secrecy were very important, so you would
Speaker 5: find the Hypocrates.
Speaker 2: Gerta, by the way, is obviously a very famous iluminus.
Speaker 2: I mean, if you've read Gerta, it's pretty obvious.
Speaker 5: So it says each member of the Illuminati was given
Speaker 5: a new name, so that's the number eight new identity.
Speaker 5: Adam Wistop was known.
Speaker 2: As s Spartacus. Who else?
Speaker 5: Cicero Niggi was Philo ancient philosophers, and they would also
Speaker 5: have code names for different cities based on ancient places
Speaker 5: like Memphis Thins, Vienna was Rome, Austria was Egypt, and
Speaker 5: stuff like that. So some of the beliefs of the
Speaker 5: Bavarian Illuminati was that suicide was sanctioned. Also there was
Speaker 5: a case for theft and murder if they were practiced
Speaker 5: for the good of the group. So basically whatever furthered
Speaker 5: the Illuminati was good, there was it was relative.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right then, just for the means for the for
Speaker 2: the group.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so the ends justify the means if you're an Illuminati.
Speaker 5: So after you are a minerval, then you could become
Speaker 5: an Illuminatus miner and at this point you were to
Speaker 5: remove any trace of political and religious prejudice, and you
Speaker 5: were also required to study the Illumini secret arts such
Speaker 5: as mind control and concealing one's true feelings from others. Right,
Speaker 5: so you have to be good at lying, yeah, and
Speaker 5: manipulating people. Let's see. Then you could become a Scotch
Speaker 5: Knight and were privileged to enter a new lodge whose
Speaker 5: splendor was second to none.
Speaker 2: So you.
Speaker 5: You were initiated into this new space just kind of
Speaker 5: like in church where it's very ornate. And so having
Speaker 5: passed these, then you were illuminated into the lesser mysteries,
Speaker 5: which were revelations that required you to take on the
Speaker 5: title of priests or adopt. And you were taught that
Speaker 5: there was no religion, no government on earth which answered
Speaker 5: to the needs of mankind. So basically all other systems
Speaker 5: have failed, and this is the true light, right, and.
Speaker 2: That's why it's one world order, a new world order.
Speaker 5: And then also, I never heard of this before. It
Speaker 5: was kind of weird. It says in this role, the
Speaker 5: and issue was taught there was no religion, no government,
Speaker 5: and the societies, this society was the only one privileged
Speaker 5: enough to know the quote secret of Jesus. Have you
Speaker 5: ever heard of that before?
Speaker 2: Yeah, hippie Jesus. The secret secret is Jesus was just
Speaker 2: a hippie communists.
Speaker 5: Here it says, the secret of Jesus was revealed to
Speaker 5: be the reinstatement of mankind to his original liberty and equality.
Speaker 2: What does that mean that in the garden everybody's are
Speaker 2: in the original evolved state. Everybody's equal. Oh nobody was
Speaker 2: a king. Oh, we're all just dudes and dude debts, Okay,
Speaker 2: we're all one man se, right.
Speaker 5: So after this you could become a regent, which was
Speaker 5: a position that required you to be led to your
Speaker 5: lodge dressed as a slave, tied with chains, and this
Speaker 5: was meant to represent the miserable position of mankind's bowed.
Speaker 2: So the patriarchy. Down with the patriarchy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it says the regent was to be led to
Speaker 5: whose lodge dress as a slave, tiew with chains, meant
Speaker 5: to represent the miserable position of mankind and bowed down
Speaker 5: by society and government. So you are a slave to
Speaker 5: all of these things.
Speaker 2: So they're libertarian, yeah, but they're also communists.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And that's why from the time of the Revolutions and
Speaker 2: the Enlightenment you get both the libertarian wing property of
Speaker 2: free markets, and you get the communist wing the Jacobins,
Speaker 2: the Jacobins and the Grondin's, and they're both two wings
Speaker 2: of the same revolutionary the Thane revolutionary bird.
Speaker 6: That's to wings.
Speaker 2: Let's be revolutionaries.
Speaker 5: So here's an interesting thing I found in Wisehau's private letters.
Speaker 5: He wrote this paragraph and it says, it is very
Speaker 5: proper to make your inferiors believe without telling them the
Speaker 5: real state of the case, that all other secret societies,
Speaker 5: particularly that of Freemasonry, are secretly directed by us or
Speaker 5: else it is really the fact in some states that
Speaker 5: potent monarchs are governed by our order. When anything remarkable
Speaker 5: or important comes to pass, hint that it originated with
Speaker 5: our order. Should any person, by his merit acquire a
Speaker 5: great reputation, let it be generally understood that he is
Speaker 5: one of us. So it doesn't necessarily have to be true, right,
Speaker 5: that the Illuminati did this, but they want everyone to
Speaker 5: think that they're so powerful that they did it's the true. Yeah,
Speaker 5: So this Bavarian Illuminati eventually died out.
Speaker 2: Somebody says in the chat there, and we will do
Speaker 2: Supertester in a bit. Somebody says, this sounds like anarchosocialism.
Speaker 2: It is, and that's why. Again, from this well spring
Speaker 2: comes both libertarianism, the revolutionary tradition of Adam Smith and Ricardo,
Speaker 2: and that branch or the Girondins and the Jacobins, the
Speaker 2: total libertarian illuminous communists of the French Revolution.
Speaker 5: So here she's saying that some people say that Skull
Speaker 5: and Bones is a continuation of this. The Builderberg group.
Speaker 2: Actually indirectly. They are not necessarily a direct lineage.
Speaker 5: No, but this is kind of like, well, the next
Speaker 5: chapter we're going to get in is our gentem astrom
Speaker 5: Alsha Crole, who actually does say that the OTO is
Speaker 5: the continuation of the Bavarian Illuminati.
Speaker 2: He says that, he says that he's not aluminist, alignment.
Speaker 5: Rationalist, but Adam Wisap is one of the saints in
Speaker 5: the OTO, So anyway, that is Bavarian Illuminati.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's a good introduction. Again, if you want to
Speaker 2: read more on that, the best book is Perfectibilist by
Speaker 2: Terry Mullaanson, so that one's super scholarly. It's a classic,
Speaker 2: sort of the the authoritative book in that subject. Gunner,
Speaker 2: all right, tell us about.
Speaker 5: The aa Argenta masterum orgies in Sicily is what this
Speaker 5: chapter is. And this is our your boy.
Speaker 2: Alist who I don't know how your butt buddy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, very disturbed kind of person. He was from
Speaker 5: a relatively wealthy family and he did not believe in equality.
Speaker 2: Right, the slaves will shall serve, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 5: That's part of his dictum is that there is a
Speaker 5: big chasm between wealthy and servants and your will is
Speaker 5: the most important thing. And if you can use people
Speaker 5: to get to the top, then that's what you need
Speaker 5: to get.
Speaker 2: Who cares? Right?
Speaker 5: Yeah, So he led a very comfortable Victorian childhood. He
Speaker 5: was part of His parents were Quakers, part of the
Speaker 5: Plymouth Brethren. And is that where we get the ideas
Speaker 5: of rapture.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dispensationalism is from John Nelson Darby Plymouth Brethren, and
Speaker 2: that's who gave us then the Scofield Sully Bible, and
Speaker 2: that's all scam correct. So here we see a lot
Speaker 2: of cult leaders, by the way, come out of ridiculous evangelicalism.
Speaker 5: That's exactly what I was going to say. Is that
Speaker 5: pushes them to.
Speaker 2: Their puritanical weirdness and then they go to the upsick strings. Yeah.
Speaker 5: He said he was here to go out of his
Speaker 5: way to perform any act which might serve as a
Speaker 5: magical affirmation to his revolt against Christianity, and he ruveled
Speaker 5: in his role as the beast. So when he was
Speaker 5: twenty three, he joined the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn,
Speaker 5: which was a already established magical group that was kind
Speaker 5: of took Kabbala alchemy, taro astrology, divination, numerology, Masonic symbolism,
Speaker 5: ritual magic, and rolled them all into a giant taketo
Speaker 5: of gross stuff.
Speaker 2: A butt taketo. Yeah, tito butt butt. Because people are
Speaker 2: asking the chat why they cuts the cults always obsessed
Speaker 2: with butt stuff. I think that cults are obsessed just
Speaker 2: from a practical standpoint with based desires, because just like
Speaker 2: in society as a whole, if you want to control
Speaker 2: masses of people, you control them through their base or desires,
Speaker 2: the easiest way to control people. So that's why a
Speaker 2: cult it's going to tap into what are the what
Speaker 2: are the two most basic drives food biologically speaking, food, uh,
Speaker 2: sex and emotional desire. Hence the cult wants to appeal to, Oh,
Speaker 2: we'll give you a family, We'll give you access to
Speaker 2: the bay is, will give you you know whatever.
Speaker 5: Have you ever heard that theory that there's certain nerve
Speaker 5: endings that are hit during anal sex.
Speaker 2: That you can't talk about them.
Speaker 5: What you call it?
Speaker 2: Think of creative think like kJ does of creative workarounds.
Speaker 5: Yes, the peep in the poop, The peep in the
Speaker 5: poop is a very traumatic thing for your body to undergo,
Speaker 5: and it's a part of the traumatize, traumatize you into dissociations. Yeah,
Speaker 5: so Crowley didn't last very long in the Golden Dawn.
Speaker 5: He had a bunch of fights with his fellow magicians
Speaker 5: and magical battles. He lasted, you know, not even two
Speaker 5: years before he was kicked out of that Golden Dawn.
Speaker 5: But here's a funny thing. No, it's not there yet.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah. Crowley tended to pursue his own studies and
Speaker 5: fulfill his wish to learn how to render hisself invisible.
Speaker 5: He thought he could actually use magic to be invisible.
Speaker 2: Mystery Man Ken Kel. When Kel, I forget his name,
Speaker 2: But in Mystery Man, he says, I'm invisible when you're
Speaker 2: not looking at me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can't see me.
Speaker 2: If you look at me, I lose my power. But
Speaker 2: when you're not looking, I'm invisible. Dog.
Speaker 5: He says, I reached a point where my physical reflection
Speaker 5: in a mirror became faint and flickering. It gave very
Speaker 5: much the effect of the interrupted image of this cinematograph
Speaker 5: in its early days. What a fruitcake do you think?
Speaker 5: So then he meets his first wife, ros Kelly, and
Speaker 5: they go to Egypt and he is trying to summon
Speaker 5: up his holy guardian angel. And when they're on their
Speaker 5: honeymoon in Egypt, he's trying to do some magic group
Speaker 5: rituals to summon up some sylphs for his girl, and
Speaker 5: she goes into a trance and she starts dictating this
Speaker 5: book of the Law. And what's interesting about do without
Speaker 5: Wilt is in the very last chapter of this book.
Speaker 5: We'll get to in the second part about hell Fire Club,
Speaker 5: their motto was also do without will ye robe, so
Speaker 5: do what that will should be the whole of law, love,
Speaker 5: the law, love and her will. And the third, every
Speaker 5: man and woman is a star. And this made me
Speaker 5: think of like YouTube and everyone trying to.
Speaker 2: To be me.
Speaker 5: Everyone can be a star on.
Speaker 2: The internet, right, Yes, you're fifty minutes of fame, like
Speaker 2: al Pacino, as the Devil says, and Devil's Advocate.
Speaker 5: Yeah. So then he has a daughter who he named
Speaker 5: newt Ma a half for Haikat Sappho Jezebel Lilith. Is
Speaker 5: that a mouthful or what?
Speaker 2: That poor kid was doomed from the stars she.
Speaker 5: Was, he says. Jezebel held a favorite a place, says
Speaker 5: my favorite character in scripture in Lilith holds undisputed possession
Speaker 5: of my affections in the realm of demons, so he
Speaker 5: uh named his daughter after a bunch of demons. Great.
Speaker 5: Then he goes on to a climbing expedition to Mount
Speaker 5: can cheng Junga in the Himalayas, and the climb was
Speaker 5: to prove fatal for several members of the team. But
Speaker 5: unprotured by these desks, Curly continued his travels through India.
Speaker 2: And then the girl and into mountain climbing to get
Speaker 2: hired to the gods.
Speaker 5: Oh is that right?
Speaker 2: The high places? Yeah, the Bible.
Speaker 5: So what's sad about this is that the little girl
Speaker 5: with all the names got typhoid when they were in
Speaker 5: India and she died as a little baby. So then
Speaker 5: he goes on. He says, screw you, golden down, I'm
Speaker 5: gonna make AA. And here's another instance of your candidate
Speaker 5: being robed and blindfolded and led into a consecrated temple.
Speaker 5: She was a motto, just as Curley chose perd your
Speaker 5: abbo and his initiation. So let's see more about the AA.
Speaker 2: So he utilized a lot of the Eastern Oh, he
Speaker 2: mixed Western hermeticism with Eastern esoterism in Tantra created his
Speaker 2: own thing.
Speaker 5: Here's a quote he had in his book, The World's
Speaker 5: Tragedy said. It included a defense of sodomy in the
Speaker 5: context that there seems no better way to avoid the
Speaker 5: contamination of women and the morose pleasures of solitary vice.
Speaker 5: The preface also contains a reference to the seduction of
Speaker 5: young boys. So all these people say, love man, love
Speaker 5: is law, Like we're not hurting anybody. Yeah, yeah, So
Speaker 5: then he meets this kid, Victor Neuberg, who was the
Speaker 5: one with him when he was traveling around writing the
Speaker 5: other book. I can't remember the name of it, can you.
Speaker 5: But what he did to this kid was really sad like.
Speaker 5: So Crowley wanted to be Crowley was bisexual. He wanted
Speaker 5: to be with Victor Newburgh, and Newburgh was a virgin,
Speaker 5: and so Curley came up with this plan where he
Speaker 5: wanted to be Newburgh sexual masters. So he got him
Speaker 5: to propose to this girl. And then Crowley got the girl,
Speaker 5: or Curly got Newburgh to go see a prostitute to
Speaker 5: prepare for marriage. And then Crowley told the girl what
Speaker 5: Newburgh did. The girl broke up with him, and Newburg
Speaker 5: was crushed. And then Crowley seduced the girl and had
Speaker 5: Newburgh come over and find them. So Newburgh was totally
Speaker 5: like messed up about this and became like Crawley sexally
Speaker 5: after that. M hm, So I said. Newbergh took a
Speaker 5: vow of holy obedience to Crole after this, and they
Speaker 5: began a sexual relationship. Newburgh at times found Croley's message
Speaker 5: unnecessarily vicious, and he this is how he treated women
Speaker 5: as well, branding them.
Speaker 2: Now we've seen that in other recent cults.
Speaker 5: Yeah, nexium. Yeah, let's see, his first wife Rose ended
Speaker 5: up alcoholic in asylum, so did Newburgh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so they're basically and he ended up a poor
Speaker 2: drug addict.
Speaker 5: Yeah. So then he goes on to make the OTO
Speaker 5: and they have their abbey of Thelema and founding the
Speaker 5: new Aon and said the abbey's nickname was the Horseul,
Speaker 5: which was a version of whores cell. Okay, what do
Speaker 5: I say?
Speaker 2: Just be creative. YouTube is highly sensitive now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but what's interesting about this is that when the
Speaker 5: people got away from Crowley, they recovered.
Speaker 2: So well he was a vampiric command so yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: can we talk about I don't know. Is it exceedingly gross?
Speaker 5: Kind of can't talk about it?
Speaker 2: Well, let's save that for the subscription part. Oh okay,
Speaker 2: and we'll talk a little bit about the really gross stuff,
Speaker 2: not on YouTube but on audio.
Speaker 5: Okay, we'll save the rest of the gross alsha prole stuff. Okay, Okay,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna talk about do we wanna.
Speaker 2: What's next? Pick another one, We'll do one more. We'll
Speaker 2: get another weird one.
Speaker 5: See mooty.
Speaker 2: I don't know if we can do this really gross? Well,
Speaker 2: can you talk around them?
Speaker 5: Child? Okay?
Speaker 2: Say the young were offered?
Speaker 5: Okay, so the Mooti is an African cult.
Speaker 2: Now I don't know about this one, so this yeah,
Speaker 2: I didn't either.
Speaker 5: So they basically do child offerings so that they can
Speaker 5: have an advancement as a culture in the way that
Speaker 5: they say that Jesus was sacrificed for the good of
Speaker 5: the community. That's their theory.
Speaker 2: So because Jesus was di either way, he did, we
Speaker 2: just need to repeat that with the youth youths offering
Speaker 2: of youths. Okay, bad theology. But Christ is final sacrifice.
Speaker 5: No more needed, so maybe we should skip this one.
Speaker 2: Okay, what's the next one. We'll do that one for
Speaker 2: for the n seventeen audience.
Speaker 5: How about the tongue.
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't know a whole lot about the tongue.
Speaker 5: The big trouble in little China.
Speaker 2: I do know about big trouble China. Yeah, so the tongue, barampama, barampam?
Speaker 2: What's what's up? Six foot guys? Got you up against
Speaker 2: the wall, bangs the top of your favorite head against
Speaker 2: the wall and says have you paid your dues? Yep,
Speaker 2: checks in the mail.
Speaker 5: So the Tongs and the triads came out of China
Speaker 5: when a Mencheerian ruler came down and conquered China, and
Speaker 5: they established the Qing dynasty, which the rest of China
Speaker 5: did not appreciate. So the people who were loyal to
Speaker 5: the Ming dynasty made secret societies called the Hung and
Speaker 5: then secret codes in clandestine rituals were adopted in order
Speaker 5: that that society could operate without detection. All members were
Speaker 5: required to learn the martial arts.
Speaker 2: Interesting, so William Hung yes, the YouTube winner yeah or
Speaker 2: Americanata winner was the leader of the Tongs for many years.
Speaker 5: So the Qings ruled for a long long time time
Speaker 5: until nineteen eleven, and then they had the newly reformed
Speaker 5: Republic of China under a former military general by the
Speaker 5: name Juan Chikai who was not a very good political leader,
Speaker 5: and the people looked elsewhere for guidance and turned to
Speaker 5: the secret societies, who flourished. So then they start to
Speaker 5: immigrate to America. And this is where Chinatowns come from,
Speaker 5: sprang up all the way down East coast and West
Speaker 5: coast of USA. So the different Chinatowns served to facilitate
Speaker 5: the establishment and growth of the Chinese secret societies. The
Speaker 5: Tongs and the triads didn't, so I figured that.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I mean that's kind of how it is China.
Speaker 5: Actually, yeah, well that's what we're going to get to
Speaker 5: because they're all about kidnapping girls and extortion, r and
Speaker 5: stuff like that. Okay, so this was interesting, it said.
Speaker 5: Originally the word was tang, meaning a lodge or hall,
Speaker 5: although this generally referred to the group operating within such
Speaker 5: a hall rather than the building itself, much as a
Speaker 5: Masonic lodge refers to the members of the society rather
Speaker 5: than the place in which they meet, and a church
Speaker 5: can be the congregation as much as it is building
Speaker 5: where the congregation worships, right, so the tongue is building
Speaker 5: or a congregation.
Speaker 2: So the.
Speaker 5: Immigrant Chinese people were, you know, under the rule of
Speaker 5: the tongs and the triads in the chinatowns because they
Speaker 5: did not trust the mafias the government, so they would
Speaker 5: rather have internal conflict and game warfare.
Speaker 2: The Irish mafia and Italian mafia did the same thing. Gotcha.
Speaker 5: So when they would come and said the Tongu would
Speaker 5: be the first organized group to set up all the
Speaker 5: operations there, they fashioned themselves to serve as a particular
Speaker 5: site of social unit, looking after all those who belong
Speaker 5: to their group and certain safety, protect the interest. So
Speaker 5: they would go to a restaurant and say, you pay
Speaker 5: us X money a month and we will not wreck
Speaker 5: your restaurant and send hoodlumps to ruin your business. So
Speaker 5: basically just extorting money all over the place. They were
Speaker 5: renowned for running illegal gambling, drug rings, extortion gangs, and
Speaker 5: prostitution rackets. So like the Big five of whatever.
Speaker 2: Month, vices yeah, black markets yeah.
Speaker 5: Oh, And that's funny because a lot of these secret
Speaker 5: societies and cults and they promise you girls, but a
Speaker 5: lot of times the girls are prostitutes.
Speaker 2: Right exactly, or honey.
Speaker 5: Track it said, oh this is interesting. There was so
Speaker 5: many more Chinese men coming over than women. It was
Speaker 5: like ten to one. So this meant that the Chinese
Speaker 5: prostitution rings were incredibly lucrative because women were like Chinese
Speaker 5: women were worth their weight in gold basically because there.
Speaker 6: Was not a lot of them.
Speaker 5: But they would regularly kidnap their rivals women and hold them.
Speaker 5: Isn't that what all China about?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's in Big Trople Little China.
Speaker 5: So then there was all these like fights breaking out.
Speaker 2: That's also in Trouble China.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but this was real like in the you know,
Speaker 5: while West. You could walk into a saloon and there'd
Speaker 5: be like Chinese men with machetes killing each other, right.
Speaker 1: See.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so the triads and they were always feuding amongst
Speaker 5: their own kind. They were uncomfortable with outside police presence,
Speaker 5: and this led to laws being enacted to stop the
Speaker 5: immigration of Chinese, so Chinese Exclusion Act of eighteen eighty two,
Speaker 5: so basically no more Chinese and even if they left,
Speaker 5: they couldn't come back. And this was extended like for
Speaker 5: a long time until nineteen forty three, and then only
Speaker 5: one hundred and five Chinese people were allowed in the
Speaker 5: United States per year because of these gangs. Interesting, yep,
Speaker 5: they were all about extortion, kidnapping.
Speaker 3: Let's see.
Speaker 5: Okay, black markets, can I say people trying said black market?
Speaker 5: Black markets? Okay, Well that's pretty much all about the tongs.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's not a really right long esoteric thing.
Speaker 2: So essentially just mafia is what this is, right, Yeah, right,
Speaker 2: So let's skip that one for the part two. All right,
Speaker 2: you want to do one more? Have we done five yet? Yeah?
Speaker 5: We did five, so we can finish up with the
Speaker 5: really weird ones and for the.
Speaker 2: Second half we want the second half would be the
Speaker 2: really crazy ones. We'll try to figure out how to
Speaker 2: be creative in the way we talk about certain things
Speaker 2: so that we don't destroy the channel. But we'll read
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Speaker 2: Albert ten Bucks. Thanks to both of you. I like
Speaker 2: this format. Thank you. Jamie was eager to get back
Speaker 2: into talking about crazy stuff, so thanks for coming back,
Speaker 2: and thank you Paul for that support. Much appreciated. James Johnson,
Speaker 2: twenty Bucks, Jaye and September Patriarch Carol met with Francis
Speaker 2: to the bag in to talk World Church. Carol brought
Speaker 2: a piece of meta carp Paul, do you think Carol
Speaker 2: was hipped to World Church or literally giving Francis the finger? Yeah,
Speaker 2: I think that it's a difficult position if you're the
Speaker 2: patriarch of Moscow to try to balance between East and
Speaker 2: West and have friendships and whatnot. It's not inherently wrong
Speaker 2: to have meetings with other dignitaries because these people represent countries.
Speaker 2: That's not acumenism. It's not a humanism. To have a
Speaker 2: Roman Catholic person come to an Orthodox church. That's not
Speaker 2: a humanism. The violation of the Canons is very specific
Speaker 2: about what acumenism where it violates, and that would be
Speaker 2: if we were to go to the services of a
Speaker 2: Roman Catholic or something like that to pray in their
Speaker 2: liturgical services would be according to the sixth seventh Council's
Speaker 2: canons of violation, So we can't do that. That's what's
Speaker 2: the wrong acumenism. Or to say, don't make converts, that's
Speaker 2: a violation of acumenism. But I don't know about handing
Speaker 2: them Metacarpol. I didn't know about that, so I couldn't
Speaker 2: say what his motivations were. But thank you for that.
Speaker 2: James Johnson much apreciate the shining diamonds he dollars. Jail
Speaker 2: you debate any YouTube leftists, I suppose, but that's never
Speaker 2: come up. Nobody's ever offered. No leftists have ever extended
Speaker 2: an invitation to debate. They probably wouldn't want to. I
Speaker 2: don't know. I wouldn't be necessarily opposed to it. I
Speaker 2: guess it would just depind who it is. Doth four
Speaker 2: five eighty five pounds. Keep up the good work. God
Speaker 2: bless you both, God bless you. Doth lost my spot
Speaker 2: Elvis Oxford five a's what do you think about? What
Speaker 2: about Peter Joseph from Zeitgeist? He thinks Jesus is a
Speaker 2: plagiarized myth and wants to start ever Logan's runs Society
Speaker 2: I mean that's obviously totally from the un Jacques Fresco plan.
Speaker 2: Obviously I would be opposed to that, And many people
Speaker 2: have debunked the sort of low IQ tier Zeigeist analysis
Speaker 2: of Jesus. But thank you for that, Elvis Oxford, appreciate
Speaker 2: your question. I don't put any stock in that stuff.
Speaker 2: It's kind of basic bitch level stuff. Not no offense
Speaker 2: to you, Lunar force five bucks. Any thoughts on or
Speaker 2: opinions on Rudolph Steiner and anthrow posophy. Would you consider
Speaker 2: it a cult? I would say so. I mean not
Speaker 2: every cult requires you to, you know, give all your
Speaker 2: money to them or totally mind control you. I mean
Speaker 2: not every cult has every one of the ten commandments
Speaker 2: of a cult. They could have five commandments of the
Speaker 2: cult and still be culty. But I would say Steiner
Speaker 2: and anthroposophy is I mean, Blovavski's theosophy is the basis
Speaker 2: for the United Nations. Would you say it's a cult.
Speaker 2: What is Rudolf Steiner anthroposophy?
Speaker 5: I don't know what that is.
Speaker 2: He's the student of Madame Blavaski.
Speaker 5: Oh, yeah, you know what Rudolf you know?
Speaker 2: Okay, basically the.
Speaker 5: Yeah and it's also branched into a lot of other
Speaker 5: different like well that's one of the branches and Nazis.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Josh Baker, new member, Thank you for joining, Josh, welcome.
Speaker 2: Glad to have you here. You'll look under the community
Speaker 2: tab to find the posts for part one and part
Speaker 2: two for members. Glad to have you on board the
Speaker 2: MAHOQ two a's thank you for those a's mohoke conju.
Speaker 2: Glad to see that Jamie is still around. Yes, she
Speaker 2: did not fade into non existence or non being. She
Speaker 2: still has substance and being nano nerd to ten Canadian. Hi,
Speaker 2: j and Jamie, great show based on your works. I
Speaker 2: know to avoid what the techocratic cult promotes, but how
Speaker 2: do we survive in the new world order as the
Speaker 2: future gets crazy and crazy?
Speaker 3: Thanks?
Speaker 2: I think the basics of try to be self sufficient,
Speaker 2: Try to be outside of giant metropolis cities. Try to
Speaker 2: be away from smart cities in five g if you can,
Speaker 2: try to find an orthodox church, try to be as
Speaker 2: off the grid, so to speak, as possible until we
Speaker 2: can't anymore. And then I don't know. At that point,
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: What to do.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean the church is the safe space if
Speaker 5: you really want to.
Speaker 2: But yeah, but just in terms of day to day living,
Speaker 2: would you agree, Yeah, Shining Diamond two bucks, Jay, will
Speaker 2: you do a review of Team America?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that movie.
Speaker 2: I think we talked about it a long time ago
Speaker 2: on a boiler room maybe. But yeah, we should probably
Speaker 2: redo that Google account. Two bucks. Thoughts on astral projection
Speaker 2: and astral vamporism. I would say that we probably should
Speaker 2: not do astral projection. I don't I don't know what
Speaker 2: to say about astral vamporism. I think that.
Speaker 5: Falls under the category of like demonic attacks or whatever
Speaker 5: you could do to up your defenses, you know, put
Speaker 5: on your armor of God.
Speaker 2: Oh, you need to be in in the regular tend
Speaker 2: to attend you to the Orthodox Church. So that's what
Speaker 2: I would say, intend the liturgy, Admiral Squad Bore five bucks,
Speaker 2: digging the eighters, Boom eighties boomer Stash. It's a shame
Speaker 2: that you guys have to get creative and say you
Speaker 2: can't say, well, I mean yeah, it's unavoidable though, because
Speaker 2: it's the algorithm mainly, right, I mean, they can't police
Speaker 2: all of these different videos, so it's the algorithm and
Speaker 2: you have to figure out ways to speak about things
Speaker 2: without saying the terms, because the algorithm is just looking
Speaker 2: for the term. They can't algorithms can't detect nuance, hot lava,
Speaker 2: ten bucks. Off topic, It's not a huge problem, but
Speaker 2: the basic level question, why did God allow I nceees
Speaker 2: in the beginning when and then changed? It? Aren't moral
Speaker 2: supposed to be absolute and unchanged. Great question. So the
Speaker 2: answer to this is, if you read, by the way,
Speaker 2: Father seffrom Rose's big book Genesis Creed Early Man, which
Speaker 2: we'll be doing talks on soon, if you the closure
Speaker 2: that we were to Eden, things were different. If you
Speaker 2: remember in Genesis people lived a lot longer, right, so
Speaker 2: our constitution when we were booted out of Eden, me
Speaker 2: and Eve, our forefathers, it was different and not everything
Speaker 2: was exactly the same. And for us, although morals and
Speaker 2: laws are a reflection of God's holy character, there is
Speaker 2: some flexibility there, so they don't reflect the essence of God, which,
Speaker 2: by the way, this is a problem in Roman Catholicism
Speaker 2: because if the moral law eternal law in Roman Catholicism
Speaker 2: reflects the essence of God, which that's what they say
Speaker 2: it does, That's what Aquinas says and then they say
Speaker 2: that in the Old Testament God allowed polygamy to David
Speaker 2: and Solomon, and then change this. Then they believe that
Speaker 2: the moral eternal law, which is a reflection of the
Speaker 2: essence of God, can change and they believe that polygamy
Speaker 2: is a mortal sin. Well, this is ridiculous, right, So
Speaker 2: that's actually a problem for Romactholicism. It's not a problem
Speaker 2: for Orthodoxy though, because we don't believe that the moral
Speaker 2: laws or commands are reflections of the very essence of God,
Speaker 2: but they are in a sense a reflection of God's
Speaker 2: energies or his character. So in that regard, God can
Speaker 2: condescend to man to have different stages or phases of
Speaker 2: leading us back to Him. And that's really what all
Speaker 2: of history is. So at the time that Aminee were
Speaker 2: booted from Eden, there was no other option to produce
Speaker 2: offspring other than the other children that amine had, So
Speaker 2: it wasn't biologically and genetically a problem at that time.
Speaker 2: It's not until later on and as we get further
Speaker 2: and further away from Eden after Noah, right, that it
Speaker 2: becomes more and more of a problem, a moral problem.
Speaker 2: And that's why it's I mean, prior to Moses, it
Speaker 2: would be Wrongcifically, in mosaic law you have the beginning
Speaker 2: of the forbidding of like you know, to what cousin,
Speaker 2: You can't marry somebody, and this kind of stuff, because
Speaker 2: that prevents the genetic deterioration, deterioration that happens as well
Speaker 2: as it being a moral sin. So there is moral law.
Speaker 2: It is a revelation reflection of God, but it's not
Speaker 2: so tightly knit that there can't be alterations at times.
Speaker 2: And that's how by the way, God can have a
Speaker 2: standing command which is to be done for a certain
Speaker 2: time period, and then once it's fulfilled, it's no longer
Speaker 2: to be done, so there's flexibility there as well. That's
Speaker 2: why the Mosaic law can be instituted for a time
Speaker 2: period as a tutor to lead us to Christ, Paul says.
Speaker 2: And then when Christ comes, we don't need mosaic ceremonies
Speaker 2: to be performed in the way that they were previously performed.
Speaker 2: So the same principles all throughout scripture, right of God
Speaker 2: allowing or permitting or giving certain things for certain time periods.
Speaker 2: Right the conquest of the of Canaan's land, that was
Speaker 2: a standing law for a for at certain time period. Right,
Speaker 2: it's no longer necessary to conquer lends in Israel. That's
Speaker 2: not what the church is supposed to do. Well, we're
Speaker 2: supposed to do it through the Gospel, but not to
Speaker 2: gain literal lands. Right, So that's the answer. The answer
Speaker 2: is that the closer that we were to the fall
Speaker 2: in time, the constitution and makeup of man was different,
Speaker 2: as was all the world. Right, Methuselah was like nine
Speaker 2: hundred plus years old. And then as we get further
Speaker 2: and further away, things change, and so we need updates.
Speaker 3: We need.
Speaker 2: Revelations from God. Right, They're not updates that are just
Speaker 2: made up. I mean, there's a consistent pattern from Genesis
Speaker 2: until the coming of Christ. That is a holistic revelation.
Speaker 2: So it's only God who could have the authority to
Speaker 2: tell us to no longer do the most sacrifices. And
Speaker 2: that's precisely what happens in the New Testament. Christ, who
Speaker 2: gave the Law to Moses, says, now I have come,
Speaker 2: those ceremonies are fulfilled. That doesn't mean everything in the
Speaker 2: law is done away. For example, Jesus says not one
Speaker 2: job or tita will pass away so therefore, when Leviticus
Speaker 2: nineteen says love your enemies, Jesus repeats Leviticus and says
Speaker 2: you have to love your enemies. So that's still binding. Right.
Speaker 2: So in other words, Jesus and the apostles tell us
Speaker 2: what's done away or fulfilled would be a better way
Speaker 2: to say it, and what is still binding? And so
Speaker 2: even the ceremonial laws, spiritually speaking, are still binding, even
Speaker 2: those haven't been done away. So even the aspects of
Speaker 2: when you're reading through Leviticus, there's still spiritual principles there
Speaker 2: that are still binding, but the actual external observance is not,
Speaker 2: and that's what's been altered. So the spirit of the
Speaker 2: law is what matters, and that's what we're talking about here.
Speaker 2: So that's the same for the who would Adam and
Speaker 2: Eve's children have married? That's the same answer. So then
Speaker 2: once you get a lot of people, it's no longer
Speaker 2: a problem because of the genetic variation amongst the descendants.
Speaker 2: As time goes on, the genetic variation is different, and
Speaker 2: that's when you start to have to have laws against that.
Speaker 2: So the answer is that morals do and do not change. Right,
Speaker 2: We're not in a dialectic so there's a sense in
Speaker 2: which at times there are changes, and that's because sometimes
Speaker 2: there's revelation that's forever binding, and sometimes there's a revelation
Speaker 2: that's time bound, or a stand in command that's fulfilled. Mahook,
Speaker 2: five bucks, what do you think of Big Lenny in
Speaker 2: the I don't know who Big Lenny is. I don't
Speaker 2: know who the Delray Misfits are, and I don't know
Speaker 2: who our boy Wes Watson is. So I'm sorry, mohook
Speaker 2: that I can't give you more. I don't know who
Speaker 2: that is, but I thank you for that. Of those
Speaker 2: five a's, Countess Gen ten bucks, thank you, Countess Gin.
Speaker 2: We are forever indebted to our illuminati, Countess, Countess Gin,
Speaker 2: because all of the illuminate were like Baron von Niggie
Speaker 2: and countesses counts. Do they have women in the ILLUMINAI?
Speaker 2: Is it all men?
Speaker 5: Good question?
Speaker 2: Probably all men? I don't know. Off top my head,
Speaker 2: I don't recall it. Raffling steaks five bucks, Jada doesn't
Speaker 2: make more sense to do these types of videos on
Speaker 2: bit shoots, so you don't have the censor as much. Well,
Speaker 2: the problem is that when you do, when I post
Speaker 2: the videos, on bit Shoot they get the thirty views.
Speaker 5: So.
Speaker 2: I mean, I have a bit shoot channel, but you
Speaker 2: know how hard it is to get people to go
Speaker 2: it's they won't do it, So I mean, I might
Speaker 2: as well just keep doing it until you can't. And
Speaker 2: you guys are smart, you can figure out what I'm
Speaker 2: talking about. Plus it makes me get creative to figure
Speaker 2: out ways to come up with new terms. Straw Hat
Speaker 2: Bear five bucks, much love meant how did you two meet?
Speaker 2: We met through podcasting and interviews, but thank you for asking,
Speaker 2: straw hat hair a boo boo fifty knocks. Rudolph Seiner
Speaker 2: is a sort of big thing in Norway. Didn't know
Speaker 2: that a lot of private schools are built on his ideas. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I know that the Steiner influence is involved in a
Speaker 2: lot of those weird private schools, and that's ultimately connected,
Speaker 2: I think to the un I have read on that
Speaker 2: in the past. But thank you for those fifty knocks,
Speaker 2: straw hat Bear five bucks. Can you air? Can you air?
Speaker 2: Can you air on? Can you on air? Tell I
Speaker 2: think that can I talk on air about why doctor
Speaker 2: Taylor Marshall's afraid to debate? I mean, he would just
Speaker 2: say that you know, he thinks I'm just annoying or something.
Speaker 2: But we used to argue on comments on blogs ten
Speaker 2: years ago, and he at that time was not familiar
Speaker 2: with the US since energy debate and argument. He was
Speaker 2: studying for his masters or PhD at the time, I
Speaker 2: don't remember, and so he and I would have exchanges,
Speaker 2: and the significant discussion that we had was over John
Speaker 2: Damascus's expedition of the Orthodox Faith. And all Taylor Marshall
Speaker 2: did was go and pick out the section where he
Speaker 2: says that God's energy is won, and now he thought
Speaker 2: was the final reputation, as if the whole other rest
Speaker 2: of the book isn't about God's energy is also being multiple.
Speaker 2: So he's actually kind of either dishonest or just lazy
Speaker 2: and didn't read the book. So he knows he would
Speaker 2: lose that debate. That's why he won't debate me, and
Speaker 2: that's why he blocked me. So yeah, I mean that,
Speaker 2: what do you expect. He has a lot to lose
Speaker 2: to lose the debate to me. So now he's caught
Speaker 2: in this sort of circle despiraling thing of how to
Speaker 2: remain a Catholic when the entire papacy is collapsing in
Speaker 2: on itself. So yeah, that's what you get when you
Speaker 2: want to be hard headed like that. That's all Romancantholicism
Speaker 2: is just vanity and intellectual philosophizing and basically lawyering and
Speaker 2: explaining things away. So that's what the whole religion is
Speaker 2: based on anyway, all right, So that is the first
Speaker 2: half of the cult talk. By the way, there's a
Speaker 2: standing offer Taylor Marshall wants a debate. I'd be glad
Speaker 2: to debate him, but he won't do it. And we
Speaker 2: know why. These people who, by the way, they're not
Speaker 2: that much bigger names. You know, we have almost half
Speaker 2: or more than half of the audience that they have.
Speaker 2: And if we count my website, there's thirty thousand plus
Speaker 2: followers at my website. I mean, we're not too far
Speaker 2: from these people. So yeah, I mean we know why
Speaker 2: they don't want to debate because they would lose. It's
Speaker 2: not too hard to figure out. I mean, have already
Speaker 2: debated pH D. Thomas. They were lost in the debate.
Speaker 2: Taylor Marshall's not going to fare any better than doctor
Speaker 2: Feinberger whatever his name was. Jamie, tell us about your book,
Speaker 2: which you can still get signed copies of Jason Aalysis.
Speaker 2: There's still some copies left. Just real briefly, what's it's about.
Speaker 5: This is Weird Stuff Part two point five, Hollywood Mind Control,
Speaker 5: and this is all about we go into the lives
Speaker 5: of the pop stars, mostly under monarch programming. We got Beyonce,
Speaker 5: we got Katie Perry, we got Britney Spears, we got Miley.
Speaker 2: But you also talk about like cults. There's a lot
Speaker 2: of cult stuff in Hollywood is Babylon.
Speaker 5: Michael Jackson, yeah, Madonna he he.
Speaker 2: El he.
Speaker 5: Yep. So if you want jack the deep and personal
Speaker 5: information about the lives of your favorite pop stars, it's
Speaker 5: in Hollywood Mine Control. And then there's also Weird Stuff
Speaker 5: Part one and two.
Speaker 2: I don't have this song copies of all these, so
Speaker 2: I have a couple of copies, but you can get
Speaker 2: those other two if you just search online, right yep.
Speaker 2: So if you want to subscribe to Jay's Analysis, there
Speaker 2: is the link to Jay's Analysis for the purchase membership
Speaker 2: at my website that that's immediate access to the archives.
Speaker 2: But you can also join directly now on YouTube if
Speaker 2: you want to. John Gorras word is our I took
Speaker 2: it in the neck. As far as YouTube goes, what
Speaker 2: has took it in the neck? Mean pagans keep it
Speaker 2: stash fore gone? Thank you for gone for that? Keep
Speaker 2: it stash? What does tech took it in the neck?
Speaker 3: Mean?
Speaker 2: John put that in the chat since you gave it
Speaker 2: super chat.
Speaker 1: And I want to.
Speaker 2: I don't know what take it took it in the
Speaker 2: next means you mean they got booted or something? Can't
Speaker 2: wait to read Jamie's book. Yeah, you guys will like it.
Speaker 2: You think the girls will like your book?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 5: Definitely? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I like girls right, they seem to enjoy your style.
Speaker 2: Yeh oh they got booted? Well, pray for us that
Speaker 2: we will stay around. Definitely want to. I did have
Speaker 2: some difficulties this week with YouTube on my channel. I
Speaker 2: think we've got it resolved though, no strikes or anything
Speaker 2: in terms of streaming or anything like that. But if
Speaker 2: you want to hear the other five crazy cults, stick
Speaker 2: around for Cult Madness Top ten Crazy Cults to hear
Speaker 2: the five craziest, even crazier than the five that you heard.
Speaker 2: We'll probably have that up tomorrow night. And by the way,
Speaker 2: you can also get as a Turk Hollywood Wanted too
Speaker 2: at Day's Analysis signed copies there the same place that
Speaker 2: you subscribe to the website. I'll be on with kJ
Speaker 2: again pretty soon. I'm not sure what day we'll be
Speaker 2: talking about similar crazy topics. We will have boiler Room
Speaker 2: tonight in two and a half hours, nine o'clock. Boiler
Speaker 2: Rooms up, y'all come hang out with Tristan me Heshra
Speaker 2: Spoor stick around from boiler Room again. Remember boiler Room
Speaker 2: at nine? What else I forgetting either, I'll be there,
Speaker 2: Jammie will be there, and oh, the next movie stream
Speaker 2: will be Exorcism Possession movies. We'll do Exorcists one, two, three,
Speaker 2: and some other weird ones. And I will also have
Speaker 2: the part two of the Alien stream. I haven't forgotten it.
Speaker 2: I do have to do the rest of the Alien stream,
Speaker 2: so that will be up soon this week as well.
Speaker 2: This is Spooktober around Jason Analysis, so we're doing scary movies.
Speaker 2: So the Alien stream and the Possession Exorcism movies will
Speaker 2: be up on the queue. But God bless you guys.
Speaker 2: Have a good night, and thank you for all your
Speaker 2: generous support.