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Speaker 2: Tubbs, Welcome back truth seekers from around the world. It's
Speaker 2: time for another edition of our classic audio series and
Speaker 2: we have a good one for you today. It's Jim
Speaker 2: Mars from two thousand and eight. If you're not familiar
Speaker 2: with Jim, he was a subject matter expert in the
Speaker 2: JFK assassination. He actually taught a class at the University
Speaker 2: of Texas for thirty years about the assassination of JFK. Also,
Speaker 2: Jim was a scholar for nine to eleven truth a
Speaker 2: truth seeker who passed away in twenty seventeen. This is
Speaker 2: a very good lecture. He covers a gambit of subjects.
Speaker 2: He touches on nine eleven secret societies, obviously the JFK
Speaker 2: assassination and the control of the presidents and who control them.
Speaker 2: It's a really good lecture, not super long. It runs
Speaker 2: an hour and change, but I think you will certainly
Speaker 2: enjoy it, and I hope everybody has a great week.
Speaker 2: God bless you. A tip of that hat to all
Speaker 2: who served, and without further ado, here is Jim marsh.
Speaker 3: The point of this is most of what we think
Speaker 3: we know, we don't know, and it's wrong. And I
Speaker 3: just want you to keep that in mind. And this
Speaker 3: is not a conspiracy theorist. This is not Jim Mars's quote.
Speaker 3: This is Woodrow Wilson, a very powerful insider, an insider
Speaker 3: who was put into office by men connected to secret societies.
Speaker 1: He knew what was going on, and what did he write.
Speaker 3: Some of the biggest men in the United States are
Speaker 3: afraid of somebody.
Speaker 1: They're afraid of something. They know that there is.
Speaker 3: A power somewhere, so organized, so subtle, so watchedful, so interlocked,
Speaker 3: so complete, so pervasive, that they'd better not speak above
Speaker 3: their breath when they speak in condemnation of it. How
Speaker 3: much more do you want, folks, He's trying to tell
Speaker 3: us what's going on, Soles quickly. I'm going to quickly
Speaker 3: run you through the modern secret societies and how they connect.
Speaker 3: And I'm going to try to do this as rapidly
Speaker 3: as possible to get to the really good stuff. We'll
Speaker 3: start with the Trilateral Commission, which is one of the
Speaker 3: more recent ones. This was formed in nineteen seventy three
Speaker 3: by David Rockefeller, and one of his henchmen, Zigmadu Brezinski.
Speaker 3: And it was obviously an outgrowth, an extension of the
Speaker 3: even older and more secretive Council on Foreign Relations, because
Speaker 3: David Rockefeller and Brazinski were both members. All seven original
Speaker 3: members of the Council on Foreign Relations were members of
Speaker 3: the I mean, some members of the Trilateral Commission were
Speaker 3: members of the Council on Foreign Relations.
Speaker 1: So it's safe to say that it was.
Speaker 3: Simply a little more open, a little more public extension
Speaker 3: of the Council on Foreign Relations. What it also did was,
Speaker 3: because of its name Trilateral, which refers to the Trilateral
Speaker 3: Nations of Japan at that time, to include China, now
Speaker 3: North America and Europe the Trilateral Nations, And so not
Speaker 3: only was it an effort to have a little bit
Speaker 3: more open, less secretive organization, but also to include the
Speaker 3: Asian economies. They put out various position papers, and I
Speaker 3: particularly like the one the issued in nineteen seventy five,
Speaker 3: Democracy and Crisis, where they basically said and argued that
Speaker 3: you know, there's a little bit too much democracy in
Speaker 3: the United States and it's just really not good for business.
Speaker 3: So maybe we need to curtail that a little bit now.
Speaker 3: That was nineteen seventy five, and I asked some of
Speaker 3: you older folks here about my age, do we have
Speaker 3: more or less democracy in the United States today? Seems
Speaker 3: like that what they want. You might also notice that
Speaker 3: I find it interesting the logo of the TRILADL Commission
Speaker 3: looks suspiciously like a stylelized swastika. And that may not
Speaker 3: be my imagination, as you will soon see. Senator Barry Goldwater,
Speaker 3: in his book With No Apologies, just flat stated that
Speaker 3: the Triladle Commissions intended to be the vehicle for multinational
Speaker 3: consolidation of the commercial banking interest by seizing control of
Speaker 3: the the government the United States, And in fact, that
Speaker 3: seems to be what exactly is going on right now
Speaker 3: is a merging of corporate with federal government, which brings
Speaker 3: us to George W. Bush, who I call a post turtle.
Speaker 1: Some of you say, what's a post turtle. That's the
Speaker 1: term we have down in Texas.
Speaker 3: You're driving down a country road and you see a
Speaker 3: turtle perched up on top of a fence post.
Speaker 1: That's a post turtle. You know he didn't get there
Speaker 1: by himself.
Speaker 4: Do you know somebody put him up to it, and
Speaker 4: you know, they can't do anything while he's up there,
Speaker 4: And basically all you want to do is help the
Speaker 4: poor creature.
Speaker 1: Down post Turtle.
Speaker 3: If it wasn't so serious about what's going on, it
Speaker 3: really would be pretty laughable. So now that tracks back
Speaker 3: to the even more secretive Council on Foreign Relations. This
Speaker 3: was formed in nineteen twenty one by a group of
Speaker 3: people that were including Colonel House, who was the right
Speaker 3: hand man's shadow to Woodrow Wilson, and their whole avowed
Speaker 3: purpose was to educate the American public on the desirability
Speaker 3: of global government. And why did they feel like they
Speaker 3: had to do that because they had already made their
Speaker 3: first attempt the League of Nations.
Speaker 1: Okay, but it didn't work.
Speaker 3: Why because the Senate of the United States said, I'm
Speaker 3: not sure we're ready to give.
Speaker 1: Up our national sovereignty.
Speaker 3: How many times have you heard the politicians in the
Speaker 3: last year told talk about sovereignty?
Speaker 1: They don't talk about it, do they?
Speaker 3: For that matter, when's the last time you heard a
Speaker 3: national politician referred.
Speaker 1: To the republic. They don't talk about that much either,
Speaker 1: do they.
Speaker 3: And while we're here, airless stopping briefly and let's explain
Speaker 3: what I'm talking about here. Oh, all they talk about
Speaker 3: is democracy. Democracy got saved democracy. We love democracy. The
Speaker 3: terrorists hate democracy. What is democracy? Democracy is rule by
Speaker 3: the majority. What's the primary example of democracy and action?
Speaker 3: A lynch mob? Okay, everybody says lynching, So they do, folks,
Speaker 3: This is not what we were handed by our ancestors.
Speaker 3: This was never intended to be a pure democracy. What
Speaker 3: we are supposed to have in this country, with its constitution,
Speaker 3: its bill of rights, is a democratic republic. Now, what's
Speaker 3: the difference in the pure democracy the lynch mob?
Speaker 1: Lynching? Okay, you string him up.
Speaker 3: In a democratic republic, you have to go through a
Speaker 3: system of laws, checks and balances, courtroom procedure. You have
Speaker 3: to give the guy a fair trial. There are certain
Speaker 3: procedures and laws that you have to follow. You have
Speaker 3: to he has the right to meet his accuser, he
Speaker 3: has the right to defense, he has the right to
Speaker 3: cross examine the evidence and the and the witnesses against him.
Speaker 1: And then if he's found guilty, then you can hang him.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's what we're supposed to have and this is
Speaker 3: not what we have now, is it?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 3: Then grab you like you up and if they decide
Speaker 3: if one man John Ashcroft, who who's up until nine
Speaker 3: to eleven's whole claimed the fame was throwing covers over
Speaker 3: the bare breast of statues in Washington, d C. Because
Speaker 3: he was upset talk about a boob.
Speaker 1: I didn't say that, but on.
Speaker 3: His word alone, you can be declared an enemy combatant
Speaker 3: in hell, without trial and without legal representation. They are
Speaker 3: stripping the liberties that we are guaranteed in this country.
Speaker 3: And it really is amazing to me because if Ozamba
Speaker 3: bin Laden was indeed behind the nine to eleven attacks,
Speaker 3: and there's still been no real proof.
Speaker 1: That he is.
Speaker 3: But if he was, and if his goal was to
Speaker 3: destroy democracy and to end our freedoms, he succeeded, hadn't he.
Speaker 3: But we know that some bearded guy over in a
Speaker 3: cave somewhere is not responsible for everything that's going on
Speaker 3: in the world today. Who's responsible? Are these people? Who's responsible?
Speaker 3: Are these people who have been working at this for
Speaker 3: hundreds of years. What's interesting is, notice, oopsu, they just
Speaker 3: cut the graphic. Can we put the graphic back up
Speaker 3: real quick? If you'll notice over here's the CFR logo
Speaker 3: with the rider on the horse and the Roman and
Speaker 3: the Latin inscription, and over here's a medallion of the
Speaker 3: ancient knights templars.
Speaker 1: Looks pretty close, donet it?
Speaker 3: Same deal and the same objectives are going along. They
Speaker 3: consolidated all of this.
Speaker 1: A long time ago.
Speaker 3: With the formation of the CIA and with the National
Speaker 3: Security Act of nineteen forty seven. The National Security Act
Speaker 3: of nineteen forty seven is really what began to sound
Speaker 3: the death knell for freedom and democracy in this country.
Speaker 3: It was signed on September the twenty seventh, I believe,
Speaker 3: of nineteen forty seven, and it's really interesting to see.
Speaker 1: What happened there. Now.
Speaker 3: Most of the things with the National Security Act of
Speaker 3: nineteen forty seven we're all kind of familiar with. We
Speaker 3: know it separated the Air Force from the Army as
Speaker 3: a separate branch of service. We know it created the CIA.
Speaker 3: We know that it changed the world the title of
Speaker 3: the Old War Department to the Defense Department, which is
Speaker 3: a pretty slick public relations move because if you go
Speaker 3: back and look at that old War Department, Oh, who
Speaker 3: wants a war department? But under the Old War Department,
Speaker 3: we only fought three wars, Spanish American War, World War One,
Speaker 3: World War two under the Defense Department, where we're only
Speaker 3: going to defend ourselves. Yeah, we had career Vietnam cause
Speaker 3: of oh, you know Panama and the Grenade, aunt Laos, Cambodia,
Speaker 3: you know, Columbia, you name it. I think we need
Speaker 3: to go back to the War Department. We didn't have
Speaker 3: near as many wars. But within these secret societies now,
Speaker 3: and everybody that's a member of the Council on Foreign
Speaker 3: Relations or everybody that's a member of the trilad or Commission,
Speaker 3: they are not all sinister conspirators who are.
Speaker 1: Trying to take over the world. Okay, a lot.
Speaker 3: Of them are just wanna bees, you know, they want
Speaker 3: to be there, They want to be taken over the world.
Speaker 3: Or actually, I would describe it this way. Remember when
Speaker 3: you were into grade school and the thing you really
Speaker 3: wanted most out of life was to be able to
Speaker 3: sit at the table with the cool kids in the
Speaker 3: lunch room. Boy, if I could just be with those
Speaker 3: cool kids, maybe I could get a date for Friday night.
Speaker 1: You know that's what you really wanted.
Speaker 3: Well, these are the people who are globbed onto these
Speaker 3: secret societies. Most of them are not on the intercore elite.
Speaker 3: They are just wanna bees and they like there.
Speaker 1: They like to be next to the wealth and the power.
Speaker 3: Okay, But within each of these societies there is a
Speaker 3: handful of people that like and one is David Rockefeller.
Speaker 3: He's in all of them, okay, Henry Kissinger, you know.
Speaker 3: And there's certain ones who are at the inner core
Speaker 3: of all of these societies. They meet once a year
Speaker 3: in a group known as the builder Burgers. The builder
Speaker 3: Burgers are so secretive that they don't even really have
Speaker 3: a name. They're called the builder Burgers because they were
Speaker 3: first discovered by the public meeting in Holland back in
Speaker 3: nineteen fifty four, and they were founded by Prince Bernhard
Speaker 3: of the Netherlands, who had previously been a Naziss officer.
Speaker 3: And by the way, any of you all have Texico
Speaker 3: gas cards, you do realize that Texico is now bought
Speaker 3: by Shell, and Shell is the that's the royal family
Speaker 3: of Holland, the founders of the builder Burgers. So the
Speaker 3: New World Order marches on. Of course, then we've got
Speaker 3: sculling bones. I think we all know that Prescott Bush,
Speaker 3: the patriarch at Bush family, and that George Herbert Walker
Speaker 3: Bush and George W.
Speaker 1: Bush are all.
Speaker 3: Members of the Sculling Bones. Now, there are some who
Speaker 3: argue that the Sculling Bones is the secret society behind
Speaker 3: the secret societies, and that they run everything.
Speaker 1: I'm not convinced of that.
Speaker 3: There are plenty of people who have been inducted into
Speaker 3: the Sculling Bones and who have elected not to follow
Speaker 3: through on all their contacts and have gone on to
Speaker 3: live very.
Speaker 1: Respectable and good lives. Okay.
Speaker 3: The Sculling Bones, however, is a springboard. That's where they
Speaker 3: take young men. They find the ones with ability and
Speaker 3: more importantly, those that are compliant, and they groom.
Speaker 1: Them to become world leaders.
Speaker 3: And all you have to do is just go study
Speaker 3: about the Sculling Bones and you'll find that there is
Speaker 3: an inordinate number of people who go on to take
Speaker 3: top government positions. Again, if this was really a free country,
Speaker 3: you'd think that we'd have some people from you know,
Speaker 3: Southern cal University of Texas, Oklahoma, somebody. You know, there's
Speaker 3: got to be some smart people around somewhere. But these
Speaker 3: folks are always the ones that end up in power. Also,
Speaker 3: it's been establish that the Skulling Bones is actually the Order.
Speaker 1: Three two two.
Speaker 3: It is the three hundred and twenty second chapter of
Speaker 3: the Illuminati. This was published in the New York Times.
Speaker 3: Now we get to the question of how come you
Speaker 3: don't know all this? And that gets back to the
Speaker 3: control of the media. First, you have to understand the
Speaker 3: media cannot control every I mean, these people, these secret societies,
Speaker 3: cannot control all the editors and all the reporters across
Speaker 3: the country. No, they control the media through the distribution
Speaker 3: of the information. Just in the past several months, there
Speaker 3: have been some massive anti war demonstrations taking place in California,
Speaker 3: in Denver, in Washington, and most of you have heard
Speaker 3: little or nothing about them. And when you did hear
Speaker 3: about them, a thirty thousand people go, try five hundred thousand.
Speaker 3: There have been massive demonstrations in England and in Germany,
Speaker 3: and you very rarely hear about that. This is because
Speaker 3: they control not the editors and publishers, but the distribution
Speaker 3: of the information. And how do they do that? I've
Speaker 3: listed too here Time Warner and Disney. There's another couple
Speaker 3: that I could mention. Viacom is another one, the Ventee
Speaker 3: is another one.
Speaker 1: Clear Channel is now banging up all.
Speaker 3: Of the radio stations in this country. Clear Channel brought
Speaker 3: up Premiere Radio not long back, and now two of
Speaker 3: its leading voices, Whitley Strueber and are at Belt, are
Speaker 3: no longer with us, okay. And who owns Clear Channel, Well,
Speaker 3: it's connected to the Carlisle group. That's Henry Kissinger and
Speaker 3: the Bush family.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: So they are clamping down on the access to information
Speaker 3: and never lose sight of the fact is, I don't
Speaker 3: care how brilliant you are. If you make decisions based
Speaker 3: on faulty, erroneous or incomplete information, you're not going to
Speaker 3: be making the right decision. At the tip is a
Speaker 3: note that was written to James Tucker, who used to.
Speaker 1: Write for the Old Spotlight now writes for.
Speaker 3: The American Free Press, and he has tracked the builder
Speaker 3: Burgers for years. And this lady that was an ELM
Speaker 3: budsman with the Washington Post sends him a note and says, well,
Speaker 3: if observations of the builderberg the Trilateral Commission counts on
Speaker 3: foreign relations Aspen Institute, et cetera. Hole, True, there's much
Speaker 3: that is ponderous.
Speaker 1: But little that is newsworthy.
Speaker 3: How's that for a condescending, unthinking response.
Speaker 1: Let me put it this way.
Speaker 3: What do you think the news media's reaction would be
Speaker 3: if all of the owners of the National Football League
Speaker 3: franchises were to meet in a big hotel secretly with
Speaker 3: armed guards all around. It won't let the media in,
Speaker 3: won't let anybody in. They meet there for about a
Speaker 3: week and then they all come out and say, sorry,
Speaker 3: I can't tell you what we talked about. But they
Speaker 3: blow their lid or what they be yelling price fixing, collusion,
Speaker 3: restraint of trade.
Speaker 1: You know by they raise hell.
Speaker 3: But you get the leaders of commerce, in banking and industry,
Speaker 3: and they meet once a year and they hide themselves
Speaker 3: off in some big, well guarded resort, and they come
Speaker 3: out and say, we're not going to tell you what
Speaker 3: we talked about. It makes a mockery a freedom of
Speaker 3: the press. It makes a mockery a freedom period. We
Speaker 3: have got to start understanding who's really calling the shots,
Speaker 3: because until we understand what's really going on, how can
Speaker 3: we make any decisions or do anything about what's happening
Speaker 3: in our own country. I had to throw in this
Speaker 3: cartoon says, well the CBS Viacom deal, look at what
Speaker 3: you get movies, MTV, radio, videos, Nickelodeon, news, media, theme parks, billboards, showtime,
Speaker 3: just about every kind of entertainment and advertising you could want.
Speaker 3: Guy says, what about the news.
Speaker 1: This is the news. This is the news. Think about it, folks,
Speaker 1: not along back.
Speaker 3: I'm sitting at home and I don't watch TV that much,
Speaker 3: but I happen to have it on. They said that
Speaker 3: we're gonna interrupt for a news break. I'm going, okay, good,
Speaker 3: I gets the headline. News got to get caught up.
Speaker 3: There are four stories that they put out over this
Speaker 3: two minute news break or whatever it is, and.
Speaker 1: All four of them were sports stories.
Speaker 3: So and so won the Masters, you know, so and
Speaker 3: so on won some football games, some baseball game. Don't
Speaker 3: get me wrong, I love sports, but sports are sports.
Speaker 1: They are not news.
Speaker 3: You can get all excited about the big game, but
Speaker 3: then next week it's over with, and who cares and
Speaker 3: what does it really matter? It doesn't And that's what's
Speaker 3: masquerading though as news. Now these folks, it's already been
Speaker 3: said right here at this conference that these folks are
Speaker 3: really the big, brightest and the best, and they are
Speaker 3: more intell, diligent than we are. And it's only right
Speaker 3: and proper, that they run everything because they only have
Speaker 3: our best interest at heart. Well, let's look back over
Speaker 3: just the past one hundred years. They've given us two
Speaker 3: world wars, two depressions, one acknowledged and the one currently not.
Speaker 3: And doesn't sound like they're operating in our best interest,
Speaker 3: not at all. They give us the Persian Gulf War.
Speaker 3: It was Daddy Bush's war. Drew his line in the
Speaker 3: sand just happened to be north of the Hearken energy
Speaker 3: holdings of his son, George W who, just by sheer coincidence,
Speaker 3: I'm sure, sold off the bulk of those holdings right
Speaker 3: before the invasion of Kuwait and made himself almost a
Speaker 3: cool million dollars by selling short on that. Think you
Speaker 3: think Daddy might have whispered in his ear?
Speaker 1: Oh Nah, wouldn't do that, would they? Of course they would.
Speaker 3: And then the whole thing ends, just as everything's clear,
Speaker 3: it's closing in. Got too much to cover here. It
Speaker 3: could give you the whole story. When the American ambassador
Speaker 3: goes to Saddam Hussein April blastby, and she testified to
Speaker 3: this in front of Congress, but didn't go anywhere. He says,
Speaker 3: we're gonna go back to our original boundaries, which means
Speaker 3: he's going to take back Kuwait, which was illegally taken
Speaker 3: and carved out of Iraq in the first place by
Speaker 3: the British years ago so they could get their hands
Speaker 3: on some of those Southern Iraqi oil reserves. And he
Speaker 3: asked the American bassador, you know, what do y'all think
Speaker 3: about that? And her almost exactly answer was, well, I've
Speaker 3: been instructed to inform you that we consider that an
Speaker 3: Arab problem and.
Speaker 1: We don't really have any thoughts on that. What does
Speaker 1: that sound like? It sounds like do what you want
Speaker 1: to do.
Speaker 3: And then the minute he sends his troops into Kuwait, Oh,
Speaker 3: he's the new Hitler all right. In the Saudeas put
Speaker 3: up a twelve billion dollar war chest hidden in a
Speaker 3: secret account in London for George Bush to use to
Speaker 3: prosecute the Persian Gulf War. It's a deal, folks, It's
Speaker 3: just a deal. They're all just deals, this whole thing.
Speaker 1: Right now.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what I suspect we all know the
Speaker 3: same form a battle rock is about oil.
Speaker 1: But why do we need though? Oil?
Speaker 3: We got plenty of all in the United States and
Speaker 3: we're not getting that much out of the Middle East anyway.
Speaker 3: And besides that, we now have our troops in Afghanistan,
Speaker 3: which means we now control the Caspian Sea oil reserves,
Speaker 3: something that's been a big bone of contention for the
Speaker 3: last hundred years, ever since the Nobel Brothers went over
Speaker 3: there and started production in the Caspian Sea area. When
Speaker 3: Hitler sent his six army charging through the Ukraine, they
Speaker 3: weren't going to capture Stalingrad. They were trying to get
Speaker 3: to those Caspian Sea oil reserves, but they got stopped
Speaker 3: at Stalingrad. It's been a big bone of contention. Everybody
Speaker 3: wants to get hold of Caspian Sea oil.
Speaker 1: Well, now we have it.
Speaker 3: And Britain now wants their share. They want the Iraqi oil.
Speaker 3: And it's really funny because we see Tony Blair standing
Speaker 3: up and he's pushing for war with a rock just
Speaker 3: about as hard as George Bush, and we think, oh,
Speaker 3: our wonderful British allies, boy there with us through thick
Speaker 3: and thin. I think once you study these secret societies
Speaker 3: and where they came from and who's really behind all this,
Speaker 3: it's the other way around. BP wants the oil, but
Speaker 3: they can't move British troops into a rock, because quite correctly,
Speaker 3: that would be perceived as aggression. But the United States
Speaker 3: has already fought a war with a rock, so we
Speaker 3: can go in and take it for him.
Speaker 1: You all just hide and watch.
Speaker 3: We have a war and we have a regime change,
Speaker 3: and we get Cain control over a rock.
Speaker 1: You hide and watch if British petroleum doesn't get a
Speaker 1: big chunk of that. It's all about oil. We all
Speaker 1: know that.
Speaker 3: And the problem is we're also fat and sassy, wellly am,
Speaker 3: but I got to have gas from a car man,
Speaker 3: I got to drive down to the seven eleven get
Speaker 3: a pack of cigarettes, you know, I mean, yeah, it's
Speaker 3: only a like away, but who wants to walk a block?
Speaker 1: You know? We are just really so we.
Speaker 3: Just have no idea of the misery in most of
Speaker 3: the world because we all have it so well.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, so it's all about oil.
Speaker 3: And my big complaint there is is we don't need
Speaker 3: the dam oil. Okay, we don't need to be on
Speaker 3: a petroleum energy basis anyway.
Speaker 1: There's so much other things we could be doing. Do
Speaker 1: you realize that with.
Speaker 3: Just some tweaking of the intake jets in your carburetor.
Speaker 1: You could be running your car.
Speaker 3: On hydrogen, and hydrogen does not cause any pollution, and
Speaker 3: hydrogen is the most plentiful substance on the planet.
Speaker 1: Think about it.
Speaker 3: This is a water planet H two O two parts hydrogen,
Speaker 3: one part oxygen.
Speaker 1: We could be burning hydrogen. We don't even need the
Speaker 1: dam oil. But no, we're gonna go over there.
Speaker 3: And kill a whole bunch of people and probably our
Speaker 3: own troops. And look what's happening with the Gulf veterans
Speaker 3: right now. They're all coming down with all kinds of sicknesses,
Speaker 3: and probably because of the contaminated vaccines they got. Also
Speaker 3: the depleted uranium shells that were lying everywhere, giving them
Speaker 3: a radiation dose that destroys their immunization system, not to
Speaker 3: mention the oily smoke and petrol chemicals hanging in the air.
Speaker 3: And do you think that a new war with a
Speaker 3: rock's going to be any better? Never mind the massive
Speaker 3: casualties that a rock's gonna suffer. Way lour of guys
Speaker 3: come back and we another twenty years and they'll be
Speaker 3: raising hell about their health problems and.
Speaker 1: What's the government going to do about it? I'll tell
Speaker 1: you right now, not a damn thing. Let me tell
Speaker 1: you something.
Speaker 3: When I was in the army, this just really gets
Speaker 3: my blood to boil. And when I think about this,
Speaker 3: when I was in the army back during Vietnam, we'd
Speaker 3: get sea rations and then the sea rations along with
Speaker 3: little powdered milk and this and the other thing was
Speaker 3: a little pack of cigarettes.
Speaker 1: Get five little cigarettes. We all thought that was cool.
Speaker 3: Free cigarettes, and those who didn't smoke would swap them
Speaker 3: around to those who did, and it was almost a
Speaker 3: medium maybe exchange. And that practice goes way on back
Speaker 3: even through World War Two. Where do you think all
Speaker 3: those guys in World War Two got the smoking habits
Speaker 3: because the army gave them free cigarettes. And now into
Speaker 3: the Clinton administration, when some of these guys who put
Speaker 3: their life on the line to fight for freedom in
Speaker 3: democracy in World War two and they start coming down
Speaker 3: with emphysema and lung cancer and they.
Speaker 1: Go to the VA.
Speaker 3: Under the Clinton administration, they ruled that that was a
Speaker 3: self inflicted disease and that they would not treat the veterans.
Speaker 3: That's shameful, folks, that's shameful. You give your soldiers cigarettes
Speaker 3: all through their career, and then you won't treat them
Speaker 3: when they get a health related problem.
Speaker 1: Unconsciable.
Speaker 3: But that's what happens when you let these secret society creeps.
Speaker 1: Run the country.
Speaker 3: Going back past the Gulf War, and now we get
Speaker 3: back to Vietnam and Lyndon Johnson and his eyes men. Okay,
Speaker 3: he surrounded himself with about twelve fourteen guys and they
Speaker 3: were every one of them Council on Foreign Relations in
Speaker 3: fact Vietnam. The thing I never could quite figure out
Speaker 3: is why were we fighting nine thousand miles away from
Speaker 3: the shores of the United States.
Speaker 1: Well, let me tell you why.
Speaker 3: Because right after World War Two, the Council on Foreign
Speaker 3: Relations published some papers that were saying we needed to
Speaker 3: gain control over the mineral resources of Southeast Asia, which
Speaker 3: at that time was called French Indo China.
Speaker 1: All right, But then in.
Speaker 3: The spring of nineteen fifty four, the French got defeated
Speaker 3: at the Battle of Denbin Pew and they withdrew from
Speaker 3: French Indo.
Speaker 1: China within weeks.
Speaker 3: John Foster Dulles, a founder of the Council on Foreign
Speaker 3: Relations and who was then Secretary of State to Dwight Eisenhower,
Speaker 3: goes to the Philippines and creates something called the Southeast
Speaker 3: Asian Treaty Organization SITO, and he later explained that he
Speaker 3: did that to give the American President the legal precedent
Speaker 3: for intervention at Southeast Asia.
Speaker 1: That was the beginning the whole thing.
Speaker 3: Now, is he acting on the best interests of the
Speaker 3: United States or is he acting on the best interests
Speaker 3: of the Council on Foreign Relations that wanted control over
Speaker 3: those mineral resources.
Speaker 1: And of course I don't have to tell you what happened.
Speaker 3: Fifty eight thousand American lives later, we finally slunk away
Speaker 3: with our tail between our legs, defeated by a bunch
Speaker 3: of guys in rubber sandals, thanks to the wise men.
Speaker 3: And in the middle of this, when our guys are
Speaker 3: dying in the jungles of Vietnam, who's over in Russia?
Speaker 3: But David Rockefeller meeting with kristchevs exen. With the insistence
Speaker 3: of David Rockefeller and his other powerful friends of the
Speaker 3: Council on Foreign Relations, they encouraged Lyndon Johnson to increase
Speaker 3: loans to.
Speaker 1: Russia at levels higher than we.
Speaker 3: Did in World War Two when they were our allies
Speaker 3: against Hitler.
Speaker 1: Now, what does this mean.
Speaker 3: It means, folks, that while our sons and daughters and
Speaker 3: brothers and husbands were over there fighting for the lives
Speaker 3: and the jungles of Vietnam, we were told we had
Speaker 3: to do that because North Vietnam was a surrogate of
Speaker 3: China and Russia, and that if we didn't stop them there,
Speaker 3: then it's the Domino effect and they'd take over the
Speaker 3: Philippines and they'd take over away, and they'd take over
Speaker 3: this country. And we had to stop them right there,
Speaker 3: and that they were getting arms and ammunition from China
Speaker 3: and Russia and it was an anti communist crusade.
Speaker 1: And to that extent, it was true.
Speaker 3: They were getting arms and ammunition and war materials from
Speaker 3: China and Russia, and Russia was getting loans from US,
Speaker 3: and they take our tax supported money and they'd build
Speaker 3: facilities like the Comma River Truck Factory and they'd crank
Speaker 3: out war materials to ship to North Vietnam to use
Speaker 3: against our guys.
Speaker 1: Does that make any sense to anybody?
Speaker 3: But that's what goes on, folks, And it's still going on,
Speaker 3: and unless we waking up, it's going to continue.
Speaker 1: If you stop and think about it.
Speaker 3: Gunfire is pretty well decided every national election from nineteen
Speaker 3: sixty four to nineteen eighty eight. Sixty four, Lyndon Johnson
Speaker 3: wins on the sympathy because of the jfk assassination. Sixty eight,
Speaker 3: Nixon wins after the reaction to the Martin, Luther King,
Speaker 3: and Robert Kennedy shootings. Then in nineteen seventy two, George
Speaker 3: Wallace looks like he's going to pull votes from Nixon
Speaker 3: and he shot. Nineteen seventy six, Carter wins after there
Speaker 3: were assassination attempts on Gerald Ford. And then in nineteen
Speaker 3: eighty Reagan is elected after an assassination attempt on Jimmy Carter.
Speaker 3: Jimmy Carter, you don't remember the assassination attempt on Jimmy Carter.
Speaker 1: Why.
Speaker 3: He had asked for national TV time in the late
Speaker 3: spring of nineteen seventy nine, and he was going to
Speaker 3: announce some sweeping changes in government, including Kurt.
Speaker 1: Tailing the CIA.
Speaker 3: But then he goes to Los Angeles and he's attacked
Speaker 3: by Raymond Lee Harvey and Oswaldo or tis So, Lee,
Speaker 3: Harvey and Oswaldo were going to kill him in Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: There it is you saw it in the newsweek article.
Speaker 3: But you don't remember that, do you, because it didn't
Speaker 3: get distributed in the news media. And right after that
Speaker 3: he canceled his National TV talk When a seclusion at
Speaker 3: Camp David called in everybody up to and including Billy
Speaker 3: Graham and said, I've lost control of the government and
Speaker 3: he was out and Reagan was in. And two months
Speaker 3: after Reagan was elected, he shot. And if that bullet
Speaker 3: had been that much closer, it had hit his heart
Speaker 3: and we would have had George Bush eight years earlier.
Speaker 1: People don't think about that, do they.
Speaker 3: Oh, well, I'll just I guess that's a conspiracy theory.
Speaker 3: Speaking of you're going to this one, the Reagan shooting.
Speaker 3: All network tapes clearly you can clearly hear the sound
Speaker 3: of seven shots.
Speaker 1: Dam pam pam pam, pam, bam bam.
Speaker 3: Hinckley had a six shot revolver. How do you get
Speaker 3: seven shots out of a six shot revolver? And where'd
Speaker 3: it come from?
Speaker 1: Up there?
Speaker 3: Circling red The bullet that struck Reagan was at a
Speaker 3: downward trajectory. Go back and check the media. They accurately
Speaker 3: reported that, and Hinckley, though was standing level with him
Speaker 3: over here in the crowd.
Speaker 1: Back over here, beyond that policeman. Up here is.
Speaker 3: A sliding glass door with a human figure crouched behind
Speaker 3: that door. Was this the person who actually shot Reagan?
Speaker 3: We don't know, because there's never any investigations, because all
Speaker 3: that's just conspiracy theory. But of course Reagan was shot
Speaker 3: and for months the person who was really in charge
Speaker 3: was George Herbert Walker Bush.
Speaker 1: You're going back to Korea.
Speaker 3: You find out that Russian generals were running the Korean War.
Speaker 1: On both sides. Does that make any sense?
Speaker 3: And yet the bulk of the Allied troops was our guys,
Speaker 3: United States military, supported by our tax dollars. We're really
Speaker 3: being taken, folks. Go all the way back to World
Speaker 3: War Two.
Speaker 1: Again.
Speaker 3: I noticed it was mentioned here at this conference that, well,
Speaker 3: everything would have been okay except Hitler was the bad
Speaker 3: guy and he kind of screwed everything up. Well, let
Speaker 3: me tell you, folks, do your homework. Hitler didn't just
Speaker 3: suddenly appear. Hitler number one was a military intelligence agent
Speaker 3: who was assigned to infiltrate the Nazi Party. And he
Speaker 3: went back to his superiors and said, well, went to
Speaker 3: this meeting there's only about nine guys there, but you'd
Speaker 3: like them because they want to rebuild Germany and they
Speaker 3: hate the Jews. They want to rearm and they want
Speaker 3: to repudiate the Versailles Treaty. So his superior said, a,
Speaker 3: it sounds pretty good. Here's some money, go back and
Speaker 3: help out. So they created Hitler. And then as he
Speaker 3: began to gain more power, who was behind him? Another
Speaker 3: secret society, the Thule Gazelle Shaft or the Thule Society,
Speaker 3: made up of some of the leading industrialists, leading intellectuals
Speaker 3: in Germany at the time, people and also people who
Speaker 3: had an intimate working knowledge of the occult. All right,
Speaker 3: so now we can see that all of these secret
Speaker 3: societies have been working are long. And it was the
Speaker 3: same thing back during World War One. Same people ran
Speaker 3: World War One. It's amazing. But at the time of
Speaker 3: the Russian Revolution, where was Lenin?
Speaker 1: He wasn't in Russia. He was in Switzerland.
Speaker 3: Where was leon tro they're the communist philology, key philosopher.
Speaker 1: He wasn't in Russia.
Speaker 3: He was in New York City working for Wall Street
Speaker 3: capitalist and they gave him money and they gave him
Speaker 3: all kinds of support to go into Russia and take
Speaker 3: over a popular uprising and change it into a communist government.
Speaker 1: Lennon was the same thing.
Speaker 3: We all know that he was put on a sealed
Speaker 3: railroad car and traveled through wartime Germany that was at
Speaker 3: war with Russia, and was sent on into Russia to
Speaker 3: take over the government and.
Speaker 1: Set up the communist system.
Speaker 3: And one of the people who helped facilitate that was
Speaker 3: a leading banker in Germany who also was very highly
Speaker 3: connected with German intelligence, and that was a fellow by
Speaker 3: the name of Max Warburg. Now don't you find it
Speaker 3: passing strange that in World War One Max Warburg, who
Speaker 3: was head of German intel diligence and a big leading
Speaker 3: banker there in Germany. His brother Paul Warburg, founded the
Speaker 3: federal reserve system in our country and at that time
Speaker 3: was head of the financial end of World War One
Speaker 3: for the United States of America.
Speaker 1: Does nobody find that amazing?
Speaker 3: Here he is Paul Warburg, and here's the house on
Speaker 3: jack l Island where the plans were laid to instill
Speaker 3: upon us the federal reserve system.
Speaker 1: Which is neither federal nor has.
Speaker 3: Any reserves, all right, It is a system of twelve banks.
Speaker 1: It's a system of twelve.
Speaker 3: Banks that are in turn owned by other private banks.
Speaker 3: And in fact, most of the studies that have been
Speaker 3: done show that the majority of ownership in the banks
Speaker 3: that control the Federal Reserve are held by people.
Speaker 1: Who are not even Americans. Think about that one. I
Speaker 1: could get into money and the whole thing.
Speaker 3: But let's keep going. Here's the original Federal Reserve Board.
Speaker 3: And there's old Paul. He headed up the original Federal
Speaker 3: Reserve Board. And here we see Woodrow Wilson and Colonel
Speaker 3: House and his wife. And this is where it begins
Speaker 3: to tie into the older secret societies, because, as I
Speaker 3: pointed out, Triladdle Commission connects to the CFR. The intercourt
Speaker 3: leadership is Builder Birder. The CFR was created right after
Speaker 3: World War One by Colonel House, Bernard Baruk and others
Speaker 3: to try to sell us on the idea of globalization.
Speaker 3: And these folks had been members of the old Cecil
Speaker 3: Rhoads secret society called the Round Tables. Here is a
Speaker 3: cartoon from nineteen eleven showing Karl Mark shaking hands with
Speaker 3: JP Morgan, George Perkins, Teddy Roosevelt, John Ryan, National City Bank,
Speaker 3: John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie. They financed communism, they
Speaker 3: created it. Why so they could play both ends against
Speaker 3: the middle. Think of Cold War and now it's over with.
Speaker 3: And think of the billions of dollars that were squandered
Speaker 3: on that Cold War.
Speaker 1: Think of what this country could be.
Speaker 3: Today if we'd spend that money building schools and upgrading education,
Speaker 3: upgrading health facilities.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, that was not going to make them money.
Speaker 3: So see back in nineteen eleven, those old folks knew
Speaker 3: better about what was really going on than we do today.
Speaker 3: And this is just a little graphic showing the new
Speaker 3: world order and how that it tracks on down you
Speaker 3: can take a look at that.
Speaker 1: I do want to mention the Hagelian dialectic.
Speaker 3: That sounds pretty fancy, but basically all it is is
Speaker 3: just action response and then synthesis, whatever you work out.
Speaker 3: You all do this all the time. You and your
Speaker 3: wife or husband decide you want to go to movies.
Speaker 3: One of you says you want to go see movie A.
Speaker 3: No other that says, no, I don't want to see that.
Speaker 3: I want to see movie B. Okay, Well, the one
Speaker 3: who want to see movie A, that's thesis. That's his
Speaker 3: thesis or her thesis.
Speaker 1: One says I want to see movie B. That's antithesis
Speaker 1: or anti thesis. The antithesis.
Speaker 3: Okay, now then you work it out. If you like
Speaker 3: me and my wife, what we usually do is end
Speaker 3: up going seeing movie C, which is second choice for
Speaker 3: both of them. Is one we can agree on. That
Speaker 3: is synthesis, and that's how it works. And all Hegel
Speaker 3: did was simply kind of work out this formula for
Speaker 3: human interaction. But where the Secret Society folks took a
Speaker 3: leg up on it is is they figured it out
Speaker 3: you don't have to wait for a problem, and then
Speaker 3: offered a solution.
Speaker 1: And then how it works out is what you get.
Speaker 1: You create a problem, you create.
Speaker 3: A problem, then you offer the solution, and then whatever's
Speaker 3: worked out, you got it. When the Murraw Federal Building
Speaker 3: was bombed, they had anti terrorist legislation penning in Congress,
Speaker 3: and some of it was pretty dray owning it was
Speaker 3: going to just shred the constitution, and most people were going,
Speaker 3: wait a minute, I don't know, I don't know. They
Speaker 3: weren't going for it, and it was hang up, it
Speaker 3: wasn't going anywhere. Boom Federal Building and Oklahoma blows up.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to go into that, but most of
Speaker 3: you know there's a whole lot more there than Timothy
Speaker 3: McVeigh and his little fertilizer bomb. Okay, but boom, it
Speaker 3: goes up. All right, Now, you got a problem, and
Speaker 3: what's the solution. Got to pass all this anti terrorism legislation.
Speaker 1: But then that's a problem. So what's the solution.
Speaker 3: Well, you work on it, you water it down, and
Speaker 3: it still got passed, not to extent they originally wanted,
Speaker 3: but it got passed. And it's the same thing that
Speaker 3: we knew the communists did for years. Two steps forward,
Speaker 3: one step back, two steps forward. Once that back this
Speaker 3: stuff they've rammed through over the past year, Homeland Security,
Speaker 3: Patriot Act, you hide and watch as the years drove on,
Speaker 3: unless they pump us up again with some other terrorist Act,
Speaker 3: which they're liable to if we start balking at everything,
Speaker 3: but courts will begin to throw some of that stuff
Speaker 3: out and the thing will start coming back into balance. Already,
Speaker 3: there are sixty cities in the United States that have
Speaker 3: passed ordinances that are ordering their local police and law
Speaker 3: enforcement people not not to enforce Homeland Security and Patriot
Speaker 3: Act provisions.
Speaker 1: Because they're unconstitutional.
Speaker 3: Of course you don't hear much about that through the
Speaker 3: mass control corporate media, but it's happening, and there will
Speaker 3: be a backlash. It will come and things will balance
Speaker 3: out a little bit. But see it's already on the
Speaker 3: books in this homeland security thing. Once you create that
Speaker 3: whole level of eurocracy, I guarantee it'll never go away.
Speaker 3: The CIA is a good example that was intended to
Speaker 3: be exactly what it says. The Central Intelligence Agency was
Speaker 3: going to be a small agency that was going to
Speaker 3: take the intelligence from the Army and the Air Force
Speaker 3: and the Navy and everybody else and coordinated, and it
Speaker 3: was intended to stop duplication of effort, and instead it
Speaker 3: created a whole monster that we're still having to deal with. Okay,
Speaker 3: and it'll never go away. Homeland security will never go away.
Speaker 3: We should never have passed it in the first place.
Speaker 3: But there was no debate, no talk. They got Homeland
Speaker 3: Security the night it started off. It was a thirty
Speaker 3: page thesis saying here's what we probably need to do,
Speaker 3: and by the time it got to Congress it was
Speaker 3: five hundred pages. And they got it the night before
Speaker 3: the vote. Now, folks, don't care how smart you are,
Speaker 3: you can't read five hundred pages of sorb it, think
Speaker 3: about it, and make an intelligent decision. And I'll tell
Speaker 3: you for that one fact alone. Now I'm not even
Speaker 3: going to argue the merits of Homeland Security, But for
Speaker 3: the mere fact that your representatives passed a law that
Speaker 3: they hadn't even read, I think should be cause enough
Speaker 3: for a recall.
Speaker 1: You ought to throw every one of them out. Because
Speaker 1: what's the first thing a.
Speaker 3: Lawyer will tell you, Never sign anything until you've read it.
Speaker 3: And these guys passed the Patriot Act and the Homeland
Speaker 3: Security and they didn't even read it.
Speaker 1: They had no idea what they were passing.
Speaker 3: Does any of y'all remember back about nineteen ninety seven
Speaker 3: or nineteen ninety eight, there was a little furire that
Speaker 3: got going over something called a banking program called Know
Speaker 3: your Customer.
Speaker 1: Anybody remember that, Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, And the whole idea was is that your bank
Speaker 3: was going to have to turn around and be a
Speaker 3: snitch to the federal government if you were to if
Speaker 3: your deposits somehow were a little bit different than the normal,
Speaker 3: or if you withdrew an the nord amount of money
Speaker 3: or whatever they were going to report you be required
Speaker 3: to report you, and they were going to keep massive
Speaker 3: personal information files. Okay, your wife, your family, you know, etc.
Speaker 1: Etc.
Speaker 3: But that kind of got public and everybody went, wait
Speaker 3: a minute, wait a minute, We're not going to put
Speaker 3: up with that. And sure enough they kind of backed off,
Speaker 3: and we all thought, we all felt real good right
Speaker 3: that they didn't get that through.
Speaker 1: It's in homeland security. It's in there.
Speaker 3: It's happening, and you never got to vote on it,
Speaker 3: did you. You can go all the way back to
Speaker 3: the War between the States, or where I come from,
Speaker 3: we call it the War of Northern Aggression.
Speaker 1: But it was a deal. It was all a deal.
Speaker 3: August Belmont, a registered agent of the Rothschild banking family
Speaker 3: in Europe, came to this country and quickly became the
Speaker 3: leading seller of bonds for the federal government. He's the
Speaker 3: one that got the money to prosecut at the War
Speaker 3: between the States. At the same time he was quietly
Speaker 3: buying up all the southern bonds.
Speaker 1: It was a deal.
Speaker 3: Even Chancellor Bismarck of Germany is on the record is
Speaker 3: saying that the war in the eighteen sixties in the
Speaker 3: United States was contrived by the Rothschilds to split the
Speaker 3: country in half so that they could regain North America
Speaker 3: for the bankers in France and Britain. And if you'll
Speaker 3: stop and think about it, where was the bulk of
Speaker 3: the British army was in Canada? Where was the French army?
Speaker 3: Everybody Mexico under Maximilian. So they were going to let
Speaker 3: the North and South bleed each other dry and then
Speaker 3: they were going to move in. There's only one man
Speaker 3: who seemed to understand what was going on, and that
Speaker 3: was the head Yankee, Abraham Lincoln. I'll have to give
Speaker 3: him some grudging credit. I think he understood what was happening,
Speaker 3: and that's why he became the first American president to
Speaker 3: print his own money, known as greenbacks. You know, there's
Speaker 3: only been one other president in the history of this
Speaker 3: country that tried to print interest free money.
Speaker 1: John F. Kennedy, June nineteen sixty three.
Speaker 3: You ordered the issuance of six billion dollars in currency,
Speaker 3: not through the Federal Reserve system, but through the United
Speaker 3: States Treasury.
Speaker 1: I have a five dollars note, says Series nineteen sixty three.
Speaker 3: It's got red ink on it, says United States note
Speaker 3: doesn't say federal reserve.
Speaker 1: Note.
Speaker 3: And I don't think it's a coincidence that both of
Speaker 3: those presidents were shot.
Speaker 1: In the head. So now we can see what I
Speaker 1: call my pyramid of power.
Speaker 3: That's us down at the bottom, the poor, long suffering
Speaker 3: public over us is the low level political structure. There's
Speaker 3: your local city council, school board and stuff, most of
Speaker 3: whom are good people trying to do difficult job. A
Speaker 3: few snakes in there, but you know, as we learn
Speaker 3: in the army, there's always two percent that won't go
Speaker 3: along with the program. And your mass media, and this thing,
Speaker 3: maybe that disturbs me most about the mass media, having
Speaker 3: worked in it. It's not that they're bad, it's not
Speaker 3: that they're liberal, it's not that they're conservative.
Speaker 1: It's that they're dumbed and they're lazy.
Speaker 3: Okay, they don't want to work, so they will not
Speaker 3: go out and really pursue a story or look past
Speaker 3: the superficial explanation. They just take the government hand out
Speaker 3: and they run with it. And this really bothers me
Speaker 3: because you know, I think think about it in.
Speaker 1: Our own personal life. If you have a good friend.
Speaker 3: And you find that friend is lying to you. Then
Speaker 3: that upsets you, But that's a friend. So you try
Speaker 3: to forgive them, and you try to rationalize and think, well,
Speaker 3: maybe they just didn't understand. Then you catch them lying
Speaker 3: to you again. Well, now it's going, well, I don't know,
Speaker 3: third or fourth time they lie to you, they're no
Speaker 3: longer your friend.
Speaker 1: Are They used to say, I don't want to have
Speaker 1: anything to do with that person. He's a liar. Well,
Speaker 1: the government has got caught lie after lie after lie
Speaker 1: after lie.
Speaker 3: And still they come out and say something in the
Speaker 3: news media just runs with it. It's if that's the gospel,
Speaker 3: And then it takes six months, six years, forty years
Speaker 3: for us to find out that it was all a
Speaker 3: big lie. Then you come on up to your military
Speaker 3: intelligence agencies and your high level political structure. Then you
Speaker 3: come on up to the multinational corporations and the hub
Speaker 3: of the new World order, the United Nations, and it's
Speaker 3: now military arm NATO. Okay, And then you come on
Speaker 3: up through the Council on Foreign Relations, and you notice
Speaker 3: they're not even at the top of the pyramid. Because
Speaker 3: you get up hiring it even gets hired. And then
Speaker 3: you get up to John Coleman calls the Committee of
Speaker 3: three hundred others called the Illuminati, and then you've got
Speaker 3: a big question mark because who's telling those people what
Speaker 3: to do? Now we start into real history. I'm not
Speaker 3: going to really belabor you about Freemasonry of the them
Speaker 3: to tell you that you might want to be aware
Speaker 3: that the first third party in the United States was
Speaker 3: the Anti Masonic Party, and they broke the back of
Speaker 3: Masonic freemason or freemasonry back in the early eighteen hundreds,
Speaker 3: and it never quite recovered until after the Civil War.
Speaker 3: Within freemasonry, this isn't my theory. This is what Masonic
Speaker 3: historians and writers will tell you if they're honest. There
Speaker 3: is a huge outer circle. Well, first, let me say this,
Speaker 3: there's a tremendous difference between European Freemasonry and American Freemasonry.
Speaker 3: The European Freemasonry is much more sinister and has much
Speaker 3: more ties to.
Speaker 1: Politics and to the Illuminati.
Speaker 3: But the North American Freemasonry is much more of a
Speaker 3: kind of a fraternal order, and they do great things.
Speaker 1: Their burn centers are wonderful.
Speaker 3: Within masonry, on both sides of the ocean, there's an
Speaker 3: outer circle, and then there's a little intercore circle that
Speaker 3: knows what's really going on and what their agenda really is. Now,
Speaker 3: don't bother to ask a Masonic friend if that's true,
Speaker 3: because he will let me tell you no. And that's
Speaker 3: because he's either part of the outer circle, in which
Speaker 3: case he really truly does not know that there's an
Speaker 3: inner circle, or he's part of the inner circle, in
Speaker 3: which case he's taken a blood oath never to reveal that. Okay,
Speaker 3: But Freemasonry is where a lot of these thoughts, ideals
Speaker 3: and knowledge has been passed along. Because the men who
Speaker 3: made up Cecil Roads his roundtables, which were the progenitors
Speaker 3: of the Council on Foreign Relations, Trilateral etc. Were illuminized Freemasons.
Speaker 3: They were Freemasons who had been instilled with the knowledge
Speaker 3: and with the agendas of the Illuminati.
Speaker 1: And what was that? Where did they think they got all.
Speaker 3: This From's Manly Wade Hall, a philosopher, a much steadied occultists,
Speaker 3: and a very high ranking Mason.
Speaker 1: And he says, in the rook passed, the gods walked.
Speaker 3: With men, and they chose from among the sons of God,
Speaker 3: the wisest and the truest, and these they labored with
Speaker 3: preparing them to carry on the work of the gods.
Speaker 3: After the spiritual hierarchies themselves had withdrawn into the invisible worlds.
Speaker 3: With these specially ordained and illumined sons, they left the
Speaker 3: keys of their great wisdom. These illumined ones founded what
Speaker 3: we now know as the ancient mysteries. George Washington big Masonic.
Speaker 3: So they're passing along the ancient mysteries through Freemasonry. By
Speaker 3: the way, if you think that the Illuminati is just
Speaker 3: something you laugh at in this some kind of boogaboo,
Speaker 3: here's a letter in seventeen eighty two from George Washington
Speaker 3: where he said it was not my intention to doubt
Speaker 3: that the doctrines of.
Speaker 1: The Illuminati had not spread of the United States.
Speaker 3: On the contrary, no one is more fully satisfied of
Speaker 3: that fact than I am. These guys knew more about
Speaker 3: what was going on than we do today with all
Speaker 3: our modern technology and all our electronic communications. Could I
Speaker 3: could spend a whole program talking about Washington, d c.
Speaker 3: In the layout of the streets and how it was
Speaker 3: all built by Masons, and that how the the floor
Speaker 3: plan ground street plan of Washington parallels Virgo, which has
Speaker 3: always been associated with the Egyptian goddess isis Okay, So
Speaker 3: these people, and by the way, if you if you're
Speaker 3: not aware that some of you are some of you aren't.
Speaker 3: Every time there's a space launch, okay, there is. It's
Speaker 3: always at a certain time and in a certain manner
Speaker 3: to conform.
Speaker 1: With astrological numbers.
Speaker 3: Okay, somebody somewhere still has a great concern about the
Speaker 3: stars and what's happening all right there in Washington.
Speaker 1: D C.
Speaker 3: There are twenty three major zodiacs in that city, more
Speaker 3: than any other city.
Speaker 1: In the world. One other thing you're gonna love. I
Speaker 1: don't think it's nothing.
Speaker 3: On this map in the earliest plant of Washington, d C.
Speaker 3: All the lots are numbered except one. You get up
Speaker 3: to six hundred and sixty five, and then it jumps
Speaker 3: to six hundred.
Speaker 1: And sixty seven, six hundred and sixty eight.
Speaker 3: So what's missing six hundred and sixty six, six six six,
Speaker 3: And guess what sits on that lot today? The capital
Speaker 3: of the United States. Now, it's accepted by historians that
Speaker 3: the French Revolution was fomented by the illuminati. And here's
Speaker 3: the picture of Adam Weisshaup who founded the Bavarian Illuminati,
Speaker 3: and he was only carrying on traditions and knowledge that
Speaker 3: came from either even much older of.
Speaker 1: Things.
Speaker 3: And now I think it would be worth quickly look
Speaker 3: at the ten steps offered by Karl Marx and his
Speaker 3: Communist manifesto, and if you'll compare this to Illuminati writings,
Speaker 3: you'll find that their goals have always been the same.
Speaker 3: And as I read these, I want you to think
Speaker 3: about where we are in this country today in relation
Speaker 3: to this topic. Abolition of private property not there yet,
Speaker 3: but they're working on it now.
Speaker 1: We got wet zones and United Nations zones and whatever.
Speaker 3: A progressive or graduated income tax, well, we got that.
Speaker 3: Abolition of all inheritance. They're working on that. Confiscation of
Speaker 3: property of dissonance and immigrants. On land security, he's got
Speaker 3: that tam care of creation of a monopolistic central bank,
Speaker 3: Well that was done back in nineteen thirteen. Centralize all
Speaker 3: communication and transport.
Speaker 1: We'll see.
Speaker 3: When Karl Marx offered this, he was thinking in terms
Speaker 3: of state control.
Speaker 1: Today it's corp.
Speaker 3: And instead of the state running the corporations, today, I
Speaker 3: think in this country it's the other way around. Control
Speaker 3: of all factories and farm production. Again, corporate control, central
Speaker 3: ownership of capital with deployable workforce.
Speaker 1: That's us.
Speaker 3: It's got to move from Silicon Valley. No more jobs,
Speaker 3: gotta go somewhere else. Blur the distinction between rural country
Speaker 3: and cities.
Speaker 1: Boy, that's being done. I moved to the country twenty
Speaker 1: two years ago.
Speaker 3: It was a wonderful little place. Now I go down there,
Speaker 3: there's McDonald's sonic Krispy Kreme donut shop. You know, might
Speaker 3: as well be in Fort Worth of Dallas. Free public
Speaker 3: education for all children, which on the surface of it
Speaker 3: sounds like a wonderful idea, and I'm all for it.
Speaker 3: I think every single kid, no matter where he comes from,
Speaker 3: no matter what color he is, no matter what, should
Speaker 3: have a shot at learning the three ares, reading, writing,
Speaker 3: and arithmetic. But folks, that's it. After that, If he
Speaker 3: has aptitude, he should be able to go on. If
Speaker 3: he doesn't, he should go to trade schools. This thing,
Speaker 3: the education, is turned into a huge monster. And look
Speaker 3: what's going on in education today. And look what You
Speaker 3: stop and check what they're being taught, and today they're
Speaker 3: not even being taught. What's important is they have to
Speaker 3: feel good about themselves. That's why they're trying to do
Speaker 3: with grading systems. That's why they're trying to do away
Speaker 3: with the SATs and all like that. Well, we don't
Speaker 3: want somebody feeling left behind because they can't pass those tests.
Speaker 1: We want them to feel good about themselves.
Speaker 3: Well, all I say is how good about themselves they're
Speaker 3: gonna feel when they're fifty years old and all they
Speaker 3: can do is sit on street corner and sell pencils.
Speaker 3: You know, you got to have that education, and they're
Speaker 3: not getting it. The dumbing down of America is not
Speaker 3: just to catch word, it is actually happening. So all
Speaker 3: of these things that were advanced by the illumin minati
Speaker 3: long before even Karl Marx, are all agendas that are
Speaker 3: still being pushed along on us. And where do they
Speaker 3: come from. They came from the knights templars who built
Speaker 3: these wonderful cathedrals, such as Sharks that has stained glass
Speaker 3: in it that is so luminous that modern science cannot
Speaker 3: explain how they do that. Here's some of the stained
Speaker 3: glass from charts, and you can also see the similarities
Speaker 3: between the Sharks at the bottom and the Alcadea mosque
Speaker 3: in Jerusalem's Temple Mount. They brought back knowledge from the
Speaker 3: Middle East. Again, look at the striking similarities between these
Speaker 3: Egyptian artifacts and artifacts in Jerusalem. You've got a black
Speaker 3: madonna that you still find in southern France compared to
Speaker 3: Isis over here, he's got the winged person from Egypt
Speaker 3: and another one that was found in a ninth.
Speaker 1: Century BC Jewish palace.
Speaker 3: It's all the same information, folks, it's all the same.
Speaker 3: We've been taught that here's all these different empires and civilizations.
Speaker 1: It's all a continuation. This is a great one.
Speaker 3: At the top, of course, you can see the famous
Speaker 3: Egyptian wing disc that Sitchen and others says probably represents
Speaker 3: the planet in the Biau, and in bottom is a
Speaker 3: crop circle, probably a hoax one, but it shows that
Speaker 3: somebody still thinking in terms of the winged disc. Now
Speaker 3: this brings us to the mystery of Wren's Less Chateau.
Speaker 3: And for those of you that have read Holy Blood,
Speaker 3: Holy Grail and Myceonic Legacy and all like that, they
Speaker 3: go into this in great detail, but.
Speaker 1: They never qually, really quite just tell you.
Speaker 3: What it really is, other than the fact that there
Speaker 3: apparently is some fabulous treasure buried over in the caverns
Speaker 3: and cave systems that honeycomb the foothills of the Pyrenees
Speaker 3: there in southern France. And I was there two years
Speaker 3: ago and it is an amazing place, it really is, and.
Speaker 1: The stories are all there.
Speaker 3: Pussan the artist apparently was onto some of these secrets
Speaker 3: because in this painting up here, circling red, he seems
Speaker 3: to be giving us a fleeting glimpse of what the
Speaker 3: ark of the covenant. So there's some there's all of
Speaker 3: this knowledge that's being passed along here. Here is the
Speaker 3: again the Masonic and Zodiacal street plans of Washington compared
Speaker 3: to the same You see the same geometric designs being
Speaker 3: used to build renslast Chateau. Again, we see the same
Speaker 3: knowledge being passed down. Here's what you probably don't realize.
Speaker 3: Ramslast Chateau is on the far left corner over here,
Speaker 3: and if you connect these holy sites, you have a
Speaker 3: geometric pentagram that encompasses a forty mile circumference area. Any
Speaker 3: of you that have read Maurice Shitlin's book know about
Speaker 3: the Maltese Cross that is in the agenc that you
Speaker 3: can only connect by getting a map and connecting these
Speaker 3: sacred sites. Again, ancient knowledge passed along. Some of it
Speaker 3: it lost, some of it gets distorted, but it's all
Speaker 3: coming down through the secret societies.
Speaker 1: And where did it all start.
Speaker 3: It started in southern Iraq, also known as Mesopotamia in
Speaker 3: the Bible, that's referred to as the Calds or Chaldea.
Speaker 1: Now, one of the tragic.
Speaker 3: Things the of the turmoil that's going on in the
Speaker 3: Middle East is the fact that which you actually have
Speaker 3: for cousins, family people fighting each other because the Arabs
Speaker 3: traced there len you back to the biblical patriarch Abraham,
Speaker 3: and the Jews trace their heritage back to the biblical
Speaker 3: patriarch Abraham. So they're all related, but they can't get along.
Speaker 3: If we could go back to that, to the map.
Speaker 3: The Bible tells us that Abraham came from Ur of
Speaker 3: the Chaldis, so he was not a Jew, he was
Speaker 3: not even a Semi. He was a Summarian and he
Speaker 3: had knowledge from the ancient Sumerian culture and he brought
Speaker 3: that knowledge where to Egypt. This is where the great
Speaker 3: Egyptian civilization got started with the knowledge that was brought
Speaker 3: out of Mesopotamia. Now we get to the question, and
Speaker 3: now the rest of it. More knowledge was brought by Moses,
Speaker 3: except who was Moses. There is a very cogent argument
Speaker 3: to be made that Moses is this. This is not
Speaker 3: a name, it's a title, Moses, meaning the pretender to
Speaker 3: the throne, the one true Heir.
Speaker 1: And now we go and.
Speaker 3: We look at the story of Moses, always hidden away
Speaker 3: as a baby, he was placing a basket of bullrushes,
Speaker 3: floated down the river to relatives, raised by foster parents,
Speaker 3: educated as an Egyptian, believed in the One True God.
Speaker 3: Now you know what, if you go back and study
Speaker 3: about Agontin or amen Hotep the fourth, you find that
Speaker 3: it's the same story. Hidden away as a baby, place
Speaker 3: in basket of bowl rushes, floated down the river, raised
Speaker 3: by foster family. The foster family were Hebrew slaves. Well
Speaker 3: you all know, any of y'all who have adopted or
Speaker 3: are adopted or are adopting children, your real parents, or
Speaker 3: who raise.
Speaker 1: You, not who gives birth to you. Okay, we all
Speaker 1: know this. So I'm in.
Speaker 3: Hotep is raised by Hebrews who instill in him the
Speaker 3: eye of the One True God. And when he assumes
Speaker 3: the throne as Pharaoh, he changes his name to Aconatan,
Speaker 3: meaning the one who worships worships I tim the One
Speaker 3: True God. And in the even in the Bible, it
Speaker 3: says he was an Egyptian of or had great knowledge
Speaker 3: of Egypt, was very powerful in Egypt.
Speaker 1: How's a Hebrew slave get that?
Speaker 3: So now that whole story takes on a whole different coloration.
Speaker 1: And when he leads, when he.
Speaker 3: Is overthrown because he's shaken up the religious hierarchy of
Speaker 3: the day, which was making tons of money because everybody
Speaker 3: had to pay homage to all the various gods. They
Speaker 3: didn't like that, so they overthrew Acontin and they banished him.
Speaker 3: And when he left, he took his family with him,
Speaker 3: the Israelites or the Hebrews, and he was they considered
Speaker 3: him still the One True King or Moses.
Speaker 1: Whether or not that's true.
Speaker 3: We find again that all of the information flows from
Speaker 3: Iraq or Samaria into Egypt, and of course we know
Speaker 3: that from Egypt, then all this knowledge was centered in
Speaker 3: the ancient mystery schools of Egypt, which then went on
Speaker 3: to the ancient mystery schools of Greece.
Speaker 1: And then on into the Romans.
Speaker 3: And this was our western heritage. Now, all of this
Speaker 3: was accumulated regardless of who Moses was, whether he was
Speaker 3: a title or name. When the Israelites were sent out
Speaker 3: of Egypt and freed, they were told to take what
Speaker 3: you need. Well, some of them, I'm sure that meant
Speaker 3: take some clothing, take some food, But some of them
Speaker 3: meant take everything that wasn't nailed down.
Speaker 1: And they took gold, silver, they took.
Speaker 3: Scrolls, they took all kinds of things on their travels
Speaker 3: in the wilderness. And we know that during their travels
Speaker 3: in the wilderness, they attacked and conquered a variety of
Speaker 3: people in city states, and as was the habit in
Speaker 3: that time.
Speaker 1: Oops, are we out of time? Oh? Thank god, I
Speaker 1: saw something here. Okay, good, and we're on track.
Speaker 3: I got to wrap this up though, because I know
Speaker 3: you're gonna have some questions, so I'll make it quick.
Speaker 3: So they got this vast treasure hoard, gold, silver, But
Speaker 3: they've also gotten knowledge passed down from some area, and
Speaker 3: I'm sure they got tired of lugging all this through
Speaker 3: the desert. So at one point Solomon built a huge temple,
Speaker 3: and part of it, of course, was to worship part
Speaker 3: of it was to house the Ark of the Covenant,
Speaker 3: their communication device for God, and to house and warehouse
Speaker 3: all of this fabulous treasure.
Speaker 1: So what happened to it?
Speaker 3: Interestingly enough, when the Romans took Palestine, they didn't just
Speaker 3: move in concer it. They worked a deal. They said, look,
Speaker 3: if you'll let us, you can keep your king and
Speaker 3: you can keep your lifestyle, if you'll just pay homage
Speaker 3: to Rome. And they said okay, and King Herod was installed,
Speaker 3: built his palace over the old at the same place
Speaker 3: as the old Solomon Temple there on the Temple mound
Speaker 3: in Jerusalem, which is now of course a Muslim mosque,
Speaker 3: the Dome of the Rock. But then the Jews began
Speaker 3: to chaf under the Roman leadership, and in sixty six
Speaker 3: a d.
Speaker 1: There was a revolt.
Speaker 3: I'm sure it didn't just start overnight, it didn't end overnight.
Speaker 3: The Romans then sent troops in and they conquered the
Speaker 3: whole thing. Well, when they came in, they sacked Jerusalem,
Speaker 3: and they sacked the temple. King Herod's palace at that
Speaker 3: time formerly the Temple of Solomon.
Speaker 1: But they didn't get everything because the Jews knew what were.
Speaker 3: Happening, and they took everything they could and they buried
Speaker 3: it under the temple and the series of cave systems
Speaker 3: and stuff, and they carefully hid it away from the Romans.
Speaker 3: But the Romans nevertheless got a good portion of it,
Speaker 3: maybe even half or something, but they got a good portion.
Speaker 3: And what did they do with it, Well, they took
Speaker 3: it as booty back to Rome. Four hundred years later,
Speaker 3: Alaric the goth sacks Rome, and again is the way
Speaker 3: it happens. They took everything out of there. They took
Speaker 3: what the treasure of half the treasure of Solomon, and
Speaker 3: they took it back to their home stomping grounds, which
Speaker 3: was where the Londioc region of southern France, and they
Speaker 3: hid it in the cave systems down there. And this
Speaker 3: was both the wealth treasure and particularly the information and
Speaker 3: knowledge that was passed along to a group of people
Speaker 3: that became known as the Cathars. And the Cathars then
Speaker 3: were a thorn in the side of the Roman Church
Speaker 3: because they had straight information. They had information that went
Speaker 3: contrary to what the Roman Church was trying to put out,
Speaker 3: and that's why they never went along with their program. This,
Speaker 3: of course gave rise to the Albagenzian Crusade, where the
Speaker 3: Pope sent a papal army through the Loundioc region and
Speaker 3: murdered everybody that was suspected.
Speaker 1: Of being a Kathar. That's where the expression got started.
Speaker 3: By the way, when they besieged the town of Braziers,
Speaker 3: they sent a message back to the Pope said, how
Speaker 3: are we going to know the Kathars from everybody else?
Speaker 3: And the Pope is supposedly told him he said, well,
Speaker 3: kill them all and let God sort them out. And
Speaker 3: we've heard that same quote. I heard that during Vietnam.
Speaker 3: You know, how do we tell the VC from the Vietnamese?
Speaker 3: Kill them all, let God sort them out. So this,
Speaker 3: but they didn't. Obviously they didn't kill all the Kathars.
Speaker 3: Some of the wealthy families there in southern France were Kathars,
Speaker 3: and they knew, because they had access to this knowledge,
Speaker 3: that the rest of the treasure of Solomon is buried
Speaker 3: over beneath Herod's palaces in Jerusalem. So they fomented the
Speaker 3: crusades ostensibly to retake the Holy Land. But in reality,
Speaker 3: these French families, the Blindchards and Saint Bernard and these folks.
Speaker 3: They knew this treasurer was over there and they wanted it.
Speaker 3: And so sure enough, in ten ninety nine they conquered Jerusalem,
Speaker 3: and who shows up but nine knights from southern France,
Speaker 3: all connected to these Kathari families, and they say, we
Speaker 3: want to form a new military order called the Knights
Speaker 3: of the Temple. And so King Balwin says, okay, and
Speaker 3: so he allows them to form the Knights Templar. And
Speaker 3: they were supposed to be guarding the roads there, but
Speaker 3: they never did. What they did was excavate under the
Speaker 3: temple and regained the rest of the Treasure of Solomon. Again,
Speaker 3: not only a treasure of gold, silver and precious stones,
Speaker 3: but a treasure of knowledge. And they hauled it from
Speaker 3: Jerusalem back through Rome and back into the Londioc region.
Speaker 3: And now at this point, the Treasure of Solomon is
Speaker 3: reunited and hidden away in southern France, in the area
Speaker 3: of Wrens Last Chateau.
Speaker 1: That's what the mystery is all about. That's the treasure.
Speaker 3: Now, whether father Sonie ever actually found the treasure is
Speaker 3: open to question. I suspect not, but he knew that
Speaker 3: that's what it was all about. He knew that this
Speaker 3: was in the right area, and that's why he was
Speaker 3: suddenly wealthy.
Speaker 1: And all this strange things went on.
Speaker 3: With Wren's Last Chateau, and this was just a picture
Speaker 3: of the Knights that they showing their Maltese cross. And
Speaker 3: of course then the Pope goes after the knights templars
Speaker 3: because he knows that they have dangerous information plus wealth.
Speaker 3: What happened to the reunited wealth near Wrens Last Chateau.
Speaker 3: In March of nineteen forty four, Atto Skorzeni, the guy
Speaker 3: in the cap with the binoculars, leads a battalion of
Speaker 3: SS troops to southern France, working off of the notes
Speaker 3: and publications of a German named Otto Ron who had
Speaker 3: been to rins Las Chateau several times in the twenties
Speaker 3: and thirties and had working closely with Heindrich Himmler and
Speaker 3: his SS group that was heavy and involved in the occult.
Speaker 3: They felt like they knew where the treasure was, and
Speaker 3: on March the sixteenth, nineteen forty four, they send the
Speaker 3: Germans into the They couldn't do it before then because
Speaker 3: Southern France was part of VSHI France and technically was
Speaker 3: supposed to be free France.
Speaker 1: And they didn't want to cause me more trouble.
Speaker 3: But in September of forty three, Rome fell and Mussolini
Speaker 3: was deposed. And at the same time that the Germans
Speaker 3: rescued Mussolini off the mountaintop, they also poured into southern
Speaker 3: France and took over the whole country. So now they're
Speaker 3: able to freely operate in France, and they sent troops
Speaker 3: down there in March of forty four. He sends a
Speaker 3: one world, one word telegram back to Berlin on March
Speaker 3: the sixteenth that says, Eureka, I found it. The greatest,
Speaker 3: most fabulous treasure in the history of the world, both
Speaker 3: of riches and of knowledge, is now in the hands
Speaker 3: of the Nazis. They took it back to Birschess Garden,
Speaker 3: which you can see the diagram here has an underground
Speaker 3: labyrinth of hidden systems and caves and bunkers and everything else.
Speaker 1: But it probably did not remain there.
Speaker 3: It was taken out of Germany on something called Auction
Speaker 3: Autuler Flute or Operation Eagle Flight. This was instigated in
Speaker 3: August of nineteen forty four by the head of the
Speaker 3: German Central Bank and the head of the IG Forbin
Speaker 3: Combine and Martin Borman, who by that time was running
Speaker 3: the show. Hitler was pretty much over the edge with
Speaker 3: meglomania plus all the drugs that he was being fed.
Speaker 3: These guys took the combined wealth of Europe that they
Speaker 3: had louded plus Solomon's treasure, and they created seven hundred
Speaker 3: and fifty corporations all around the world. Their connecting banks
Speaker 3: were the Bank of International Settlements, the Deutsche Bank, which
Speaker 3: today is still a powerhouse in the financial world, Chase Bank,
Speaker 3: which later became Chase Manhattan. And I potentially want you
Speaker 3: to notice Union Banking Corporation, because in nineteen forty two,
Speaker 3: one of the chief stockholders of the Union Banking Corporation
Speaker 3: was prosecuted in this country by the Justice Department under
Speaker 3: the Trading with the Enemies Act, and they accused him
Speaker 3: of being nothing but a financial frontman for Hitler and
Speaker 3: the Nazis. And that man was Prescott Bush and also
Speaker 3: his father in law, George Herbert Walker. So when you
Speaker 3: hear people say that these people run the country today
Speaker 3: or a bunch of neo Nazis, I want you to
Speaker 3: stand up and say that is not so. There's nothing
Speaker 3: neo about them. They're the real old Nazis. And the
Speaker 3: attorneys for the Schroeder Bank, which was one of the
Speaker 3: chief connecting banking operations, was a law firm in New York,
Speaker 3: Sullivan and Cromwell, and they're leading attorneys who worked with
Speaker 3: the Nazis was John Foster Dulles and Alan Dulles. John
Speaker 3: Foster Dulles, Secretary of State under Eisenhower, the guy that
Speaker 3: brought us the Vietnam War.
Speaker 1: And Allen Dulles, of course.
Speaker 3: Who was one of the longest running CIA directors, who
Speaker 3: then sat on the Warrent Commission to determine what happened
Speaker 3: to John Kennedy.
Speaker 1: You were listening to the fact Hunter radio network. That's
Speaker 1: the facts, Mammy,