Speaker 1: I also want to talk about these fires during the
Speaker 1: eighteen hundreds, because there was a lot of fires during
Speaker 1: that time, an ungodly amount of fires. It seemed like
Speaker 1: everywhere was burning down in the eighteen hundreds. Which one
Speaker 1: is really weird that happened almost simultaneously was the Moscow
Speaker 1: Kremlin fire. The Kremlin burnt down in the French and
Speaker 1: invasion of Russia and around eighteen twelve, and the Krumlin
Speaker 1: at that time housed basically all of Russia's historical documents. Yes,
Speaker 1: then just a few years later, the Library of Congress
Speaker 1: suspiciously burned down in eighteen fourteen during the time of
Speaker 1: where Washington was basically Washington, DC was basically burnt to
Speaker 1: the ground. And then Thomas Jefferson reportedly donated a large
Speaker 1: collection of his books to the library to try and
Speaker 1: replace some of those books that burned up in that fire.
Speaker 1: But then Campbell, another giant fire happened in eighteen fifty
Speaker 1: one at the Capitol Building that destroyed another thirty five
Speaker 1: hundred historical books that destroyed around half of Jefferson's collection
Speaker 1: that he donated to the Library of Congress after it
Speaker 1: had burned down. And so all these fires just happened.
Speaker 1: It seems like it's a real good way to just
Speaker 1: reset everything, right, a b under the tree. Let's do
Speaker 1: a soft reset on this. And it's the same with
Speaker 1: the wars. Right, you know what's a good way to
Speaker 1: rewrite history. Let's just start a world war. Then we
Speaker 1: start war. We can go in and destroy a bunch
Speaker 1: of these ancient historical sites. We can read all the museums,
Speaker 1: we can take out these Asian and artifacts. We can
Speaker 1: destroy a lot of these sites with target practice, like
Speaker 1: what happened in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Speaker 2: Yep, yeah, yeah, well in Iraq, like yeah, the military
Speaker 2: went straight for the museum and just bloody sacked it.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: But of course we have the you know, the Great
Speaker 2: Fire of London, right, which is probably the one that
Speaker 2: kicked it all off in sixteen sixty six, you know,
Speaker 2: interesting year, right, sixty sixty six, which is also where
Speaker 2: the whole maritime law come in. So you know, they're
Speaker 2: definitely burning information. We've had them in Australia, right, We've
Speaker 2: had all the great fires here as well. In the
Speaker 2: same story, there was a World's Fair building in Sydney
Speaker 2: that housed all of the documents of Australia up until
Speaker 2: that date and burnt down. It was made of glass
Speaker 2: and eye but caught on fire apparently and burnt down,
Speaker 2: and all the story when you look into the stories
Speaker 2: of how these fires started, they're so lame. It's like
Speaker 2: a cow kicked over a candle and the whole city
Speaker 2: burnt down. You know, literally, these are the kind of
Speaker 2: narratives you find there. It's crazy, but I would agree.
Speaker 2: You know, we all we've all heard of the fire
Speaker 2: of the Library of Alexandria, right, which you know was
Speaker 2: supposed to have taken out all the old world information.
Speaker 2: And I think this is what they were doing. They
Speaker 2: were going into cities and they were destroying them so
Speaker 2: they could rebuild them in their image, right, But they
Speaker 2: wanted to destroy the knowledge and the tech. And there's
Speaker 2: so many photos, you know, you to even look at
Speaker 2: the photos of like Nagasaki in Hiroshima from World War
Speaker 2: two and put that up against like a Civil War
Speaker 2: photo of one of the cities like Jacksonville or somewhere
Speaker 2: like that, they they look almost identical, man, they really do.
Speaker 2: Like it's the same you know, oparandus right like and
Speaker 2: the same kind of stuff that we've seen in places
Speaker 2: like Maui, right, and Paradise where these everything is just burnt, right,
Speaker 2: and it's just leveled to a crisp because they want
Speaker 2: to get rid of rid of stuff. So yeah, I
Speaker 2: think it's part of their whole invasion. I think it's
Speaker 2: it's clear to me that there's there's entities out there
Speaker 2: that have invaded us, and they've just marched across the world.
Speaker 2: They've leveled all the cities, burnt all the information, you know,
Speaker 2: stolen what tech they could they could for themselves, destroyed
Speaker 2: everything else to be released later when they when they
Speaker 2: can control it. They've taken over the legal system, the finances,
Speaker 2: all this stuff, right, And basically we are in a
Speaker 2: completely different world now than we were through three hundred
Speaker 2: years ago, and we're not getting better. I mean even
Speaker 2: down to close. Look at clothes. You look at the
Speaker 2: clothes from the seventeen hundreds, and they were amazing, right,
Speaker 2: you know, these just amazing clothes. And now people get
Speaker 2: around in t shirts and shorts and thongs. Right, I
Speaker 2: guess you call them flip flops, don't you your thong?
Speaker 2: Something different over there, isn't it. But yeah, some.
Speaker 1: People wear thongs on their feet and some people wear
Speaker 1: thongs on their butt, but.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they've always flip off. Has always been thongs here, right,
Speaker 2: And then there's that that thong song got released what
Speaker 2: was it the nineties or something, and that confused us
Speaker 2: all in Australia. But this is the thing everything, right,
Speaker 2: that they try and tell us we're at the epitome,
Speaker 2: we're so smart. Look at all the stuff we can do.
Speaker 2: We can go to the moon if you want to
Speaker 2: believe that one. We can do all this stuff and
Speaker 2: everything's amazing, but it's not. You compare it to the past,
Speaker 2: and it's not. You compare you know, people's happiness levels,
Speaker 2: people's health levels, right, wealth levels, it's all gone down
Speaker 2: right now, to the point where they've messed with the
Speaker 2: economy so much that you know a lot of people
Speaker 2: can't even afford housing and food, right. And then you
Speaker 2: know petrol because of this war that's going on apparently
Speaker 2: in the Middle East, all the petrol's going to gout,
Speaker 2: which is going to push more again, all the prices
Speaker 2: of everything consumable will go up. And it's interesting, right
Speaker 2: because Iran Persia is full of old World buildings, it's
Speaker 2: full of them, right, And this is what we saw
Speaker 2: in World War two, right when they went through Europe
Speaker 2: and Germany. Right, Germany had some amazing, amazing Old World
Speaker 2: cities and literally at some points there were twelve thirteen
Speaker 2: countries in all attacking one city and just leveling it.
Speaker 2: And these were cities where there was no resistance, no army,
Speaker 2: There were civilian cities. And so you know, you've got
Speaker 2: to ask why, you know, apart from the sacrifice you know,
Speaker 2: angle which that God apparently demands from them, you know,
Speaker 2: why are they destroying all the infrastructure of these cities
Speaker 2: Because they've just got to rebuild it, right, you know,
Speaker 2: to get their economy going and their control systems and that.
Speaker 2: So there's a reason that they were taking it all out,
Speaker 2: and of course that they get us aort of believe that,
Speaker 2: you know, it's again, it's all for you guys. But
Speaker 2: we need to go to war and underlive millions of
Speaker 2: people for your good, right, because if we don't, then
Speaker 2: the big bag boody boogeyman will come and kick in
Speaker 2: your door. You know. So they've got us to comply
Speaker 2: with all this stuff, right with all their lives. But
Speaker 2: every single time, like I said, every single time, it
Speaker 2: comes back and bites us in the asset that they've
Speaker 2: never ever told us the truth about anything.
Speaker 1: What's interesting is how long has this been happening? How
Speaker 1: long been doing this? How long have they been going
Speaker 1: in destroying these cities and then rebuilding them with something else.
Speaker 1: I mean buildings that are built now, like modern buildings,
Speaker 1: aren't made to last. It's just like the plant open
Speaker 1: that you were talking about, with objects and things that
Speaker 1: we use on an everyday basis. The buildings are also
Speaker 1: like that. They built them up in a couple of
Speaker 1: years and then they're torn down five to ten years
Speaker 1: later and then replaced with something else where that building stood.
Speaker 1: So how are they doing this?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean the architecture today of these buildings, you
Speaker 2: know the Cementan glass. It's literally called brutalism, brutalistic architecture,
Speaker 2: and it is. It's a brutal on your senses, right,
Speaker 2: it's a brutal on your frequency with all the bright
Speaker 2: angles everywhere. I mean, it depends how far you want
Speaker 2: to go back. You can go back to the Ark
Speaker 2: of the Covenant, right. Literally, they took across the Middle
Speaker 2: East and used it to destroy every city that they
Speaker 2: came in contact with, including all the inhabitants and the animals,
Speaker 2: you know. I mean, this is the story of the
Speaker 2: Old Testament. You know, probably all know about, you know,
Speaker 2: Jerry Coe. We've all sort of heard some of these stories.
Speaker 2: But that that's what the Bible, at least the Old
Speaker 2: Testament tells us what was happening. Who knows when that was?
Speaker 2: Because they've messed with our dates, right, and our dating
Speaker 2: systems and our calendars, and they don't want us to
Speaker 2: know where we are, who we are, or when we are.
Speaker 2: They want total control. And the easiest way to control
Speaker 2: someone is to get them to a point where they
Speaker 2: don't know anything. And so though they will believe anything
Speaker 2: that you tell them as long as you put a
Speaker 2: good enough story behind it, you know, but someone who
Speaker 2: knows their ancestry and their history and where they come
Speaker 2: from and who they are, you can't. You can't do
Speaker 2: this for them. You can't tell them a story and
Speaker 2: get them to believe it because they already know their story.
Speaker 2: So that's another thing they've stolen, is our story, right,
Speaker 2: And that's why I call it his story, right. History
Speaker 2: is his story. It's a story that's been written for
Speaker 2: us to believe. To make us more controllable. But the
Speaker 2: only way they could do that is to completely erase
Speaker 2: the story from us, which is why we have all
Speaker 2: these stories of you know, burning buildings and all the
Speaker 2: information of going in and you know, colonizing countries. And
Speaker 2: like they did in Australia, they took all the children
Speaker 2: away from the parents, right the stolen generation, so the
Speaker 2: stories couldn't be passed down, and they went to the
Speaker 2: point of making the languages speaking their native languages illegal,
Speaker 2: you know, so if you were heard speaking it, you'd
Speaker 2: go to jail or worse. And so, you know, they
Speaker 2: just created in one generation are people that didn't know
Speaker 2: who they were, where they were, where they'd come from.
Speaker 2: They didn't know their story, which means they can then
Speaker 2: go in and replace it, which they do. Right then
Speaker 2: they're like, oh, that's okay. We've got an education system
Speaker 2: for you. You know, we've got a religion for you, We've
Speaker 2: got all the answers. Don't worry. Just just just you know,
Speaker 2: listen to what we've got to say and everything will
Speaker 2: be fine. And this is something that they've just been doing, repeatable,
Speaker 2: same script, just around the world for you know, hundreds
Speaker 2: of years. So I would say that this reset would
Speaker 2: have happened, you know, late seventeen hundreds is where it
Speaker 2: looks like it. This is based on you know, the
Speaker 2: dates that they give us, which we you know, we
Speaker 2: can't really trust anything that they say, but based on
Speaker 2: you know, like you go to the seventeen hundreds, late
Speaker 2: mid late seventeen hundreds and look at the clothes, look
Speaker 2: at the furniture, look at the art work, look at
Speaker 2: the carriages. They're all these amazing, you know, amazing works
Speaker 2: of art basically, right. And then you hit the eighteen
Speaker 2: hundreds and everyone's in a black suit with a hat on, right.
Speaker 2: And then we had the whole story of the orphan trains,
Speaker 2: you know, reintroduced populations, the baby incubators, which is a
Speaker 2: very interesting story with everything that's come out recently in
Speaker 2: you know, the E files, right that there's there's a
Speaker 2: lot of very similar themes going on there, and you know,
Speaker 2: I guess not to be expected, right because the same
Speaker 2: people who invaded it are still the ones in control, right,