Speaker 1: All right, we are live. Good morning.
Speaker 2: It's Tuesday, November twenty sixth, twenty twenty four, and I
Speaker 2: am messing around with not messing around, I'm just testing
Speaker 2: out OBS and the virtual camera through stream yard because
Speaker 2: I can't figure there's something else that's missing on my
Speaker 2: OBS right now, so I can't broadcast directly from it
Speaker 2: for whatever reason. There's another plug in and it's telling
Speaker 2: me to remove an old plug and I'm like, well,
Speaker 2: how you do that?
Speaker 1: So keeps I'm popping something up.
Speaker 2: It's saying it's out of date and it doesn't it's
Speaker 2: not compatible with it, blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: And it's like, yeah, well but how what do you
Speaker 1: mean fucking unplugged? Unplug the plug in? Fuck? Where what
Speaker 1: are you supposed to freaking do?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 2: And then I have a question left out there in
Speaker 2: the ether to uh job about which one I was
Speaker 2: supposed to download to add a different one that's supposed to.
Speaker 1: Be able to allow me to do multiple So there's that.
Speaker 2: And I don't really want to mess with the API
Speaker 2: that I have going on with ball with Rumble, because
Speaker 2: that's how I see your comments when you actually comment.
Speaker 1: Are we live? Fo's going on? We got people in here?
Speaker 1: What hope?
Speaker 2: So hello, can you hear me and let me either
Speaker 2: take a look at here and make sure it popped up? Yes, okay,
Speaker 2: it looks like we are alive, and let's see how kicks.
Speaker 1: Doing over here?
Speaker 2: Viewers, it's okay? What hello? Why is there no value?
Speaker 2: Are you guys not hearing me?
Speaker 1: Again? What? What the hell?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: We're not doing this ship again? Hold on, hurry, yup?
Speaker 1: Isn't that engaging? Hello? There's no volume? How the fuck
Speaker 1: is there no volume? Ah? Fuck?
Speaker 2: Listen you hear that ship? That's not fucking rolling? Okay,
Speaker 2: well fuck all this ship?
Speaker 1: Then? Hold on, there's that?
Speaker 2: Did you not hear me say stop the fucking virtual
Speaker 2: acut because I said it, you fucking nigger?
Speaker 1: All right? Hold on a second? Okay, so it doesn't work?
Speaker 1: All right, let's try it now. Can anybody hear me?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: There it goes? All right?
Speaker 2: Well we did, we did our test. OBS has no
Speaker 2: audio over on stream yard for whatever reason. Maybe I
Speaker 2: had to do another setting, but I yeah, that kind
Speaker 2: of sucks.
Speaker 1: It was looking really good over there on on OBS.
Speaker 2: I was I was enjoying the black background and being
Speaker 2: able to use it again. But I can't use it
Speaker 2: with stream yard or whatever. Maybe there was an audio
Speaker 2: setting that I wasn't aware of that I needed to fix.
Speaker 1: Oh you know what it is? I bet you I do.
Speaker 2: No, it's it's it's actually correct, So there's nothing nothing
Speaker 2: about that made sense? Then all right, well, fair enough,
Speaker 2: that makes that makes sense that it doesn't make sense,
Speaker 2: So it is what it is. There was no audio,
Speaker 2: and it's all because the roadcaster makes computers retarded and
Speaker 2: they don't understand how to do anything. So you know,
Speaker 2: the HP switch doesn't help either, But that that all
Speaker 2: should have been worked out.
Speaker 1: I tested it last night.
Speaker 2: You get an echo if you don't have one of
Speaker 2: these dials turned down, but that shouldn't kill my volume altogether.
Speaker 2: So whether you guys could hear me or not, I
Speaker 2: couldn't tell because I'm playing it back and I'm not
Speaker 2: hearing anything, so I don't think you guys did either.
Speaker 2: Everything should be rocketing and rolling now, though, let's see.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is all right.
Speaker 2: Well that sucks because I was gonna try to integrate
Speaker 2: both so I could play around on the OBS side
Speaker 2: with things and then also do the broadcast.
Speaker 1: But it looked really nice over there.
Speaker 2: Like, I don't know what it is about the contrast
Speaker 2: or something, but the colors came out nice.
Speaker 1: It looks. What the fuck is that?
Speaker 2: Slip my finger and all of a sudden a bunch
Speaker 2: of bullshit just popped up on the screen. Okay, what's
Speaker 2: the hitd F twelve or some bulls?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Let's go to what we're gonna do today.
Speaker 2: Well, that kind of kicked out everything that I was
Speaker 2: going to do in the order that I was going
Speaker 2: to do it.
Speaker 1: So what the fuck? That's really irritating. That's extremely irritating.
Speaker 2: Everything was set up to go in a certain flow
Speaker 2: and now it's all jacked up because that one thing
Speaker 2: doesn't work. It so throws everything else off. What the
Speaker 2: hell they talk out of both sides that our mouths
Speaker 2: all the time. This guy wants a fucking carbon tax
Speaker 2: and he's still a hero. Fuck that piece of shit.
Speaker 2: Somebody should take out Elon Musk and everybody else that
Speaker 2: Trump is. He's assembling the very crew that should be like,
Speaker 2: have a nuke dropped on them, So that's cool. Put
Speaker 2: them all in the same room together, so it's a
Speaker 2: lot easier to take him out.
Speaker 1: Ooh, I just noticed something else, banners brand? Why are
Speaker 1: you screwing with me again? Let's try to fix that. Okay, good?
Speaker 2: Now I have to go search to where I was
Speaker 2: at because, like I said, I had a whole thing
Speaker 2: set up, and now.
Speaker 1: I don't the weekend start here? Uh? What the fuck? Why?
Speaker 1: Why can I look at it? Piece of shit?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: Hold on, fuck you, I've had it with everything, So
Speaker 2: if you don't like my language, then I'm gonna have
Speaker 2: to ask you if mm whatever.
Speaker 1: All right, So this is this is the Stuke Cruisher.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna try to make.
Speaker 2: It off off of Gelato too, because maybe I can
Speaker 2: make it cheaper if I do it from Gelatto. But
Speaker 2: I'm definitely gonna make myself one. And I don't even
Speaker 2: know what my freaking dashboard signing is for this fucking
Speaker 2: thing anymore, so I haven't used it in forever.
Speaker 1: I don't even share the link. But that is, uh,
Speaker 1: the STU crew in.
Speaker 2: Multi colors, and I think it's almost imperative that we
Speaker 2: all share what a freaking Shila asshole he is by
Speaker 2: donning our shirts. I like that color, and I like
Speaker 2: that color, but as far as me, the maybe one's
Speaker 2: all right too, I'm more to learn the black, you know,
Speaker 2: But there you go. That's on this link here, which
Speaker 2: I believe I actually have now in my and I do.
Speaker 2: I let's see, I'll see pretty shirts in this one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's right on top. It says ste Crew shirt.
Speaker 1: So that's there.
Speaker 2: I get like two dollars off of that shirt that
Speaker 2: they charge you twenty six dollars for twenty six ninety nine.
Speaker 2: So yeah, that's the reason why I'm going to try
Speaker 2: to go through Gelato to make it cheaper for you.
Speaker 1: But that is there. There are They are some decent quality.
Speaker 2: They're thicker, but I think it with Gelato if I
Speaker 2: if I randomly pick the right type, like this is
Speaker 2: a this is a good there's two different versions of
Speaker 2: it here.
Speaker 1: This is the better quality shirt.
Speaker 2: And who the hell pays twenty six ninety nine or
Speaker 2: fucking T shirt of the other of our minds? You know,
Speaker 2: you get those Guild Dan shirts for like four bucks
Speaker 2: and then you put a image on it and then
Speaker 2: all of a sudden it's worth that much to somebody.
Speaker 2: No it's not. It's just a stupid fucking ripoff. And
Speaker 2: I hate that shit.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 2: But that's the shirt and that's what I'm going to
Speaker 2: be working on, getting a better, cheaper version of and
Speaker 2: maybe I'll have to redo the whole design. And I'm
Speaker 2: not sure if I have that part saved all cut
Speaker 2: out or not, so it might take some time. But
Speaker 2: that is mister mister stew Right there, as Giligan. Quite
Speaker 2: a nice piece of artwork, I would say. And speaking
Speaker 2: of Shill, I mean, let me, let me explain a
Speaker 2: little bit why I think why I say this, and
Speaker 2: then we'll get out into other things that are far
Speaker 2: more important. Everything looks different today. I'm not sure why
Speaker 2: everything looks squashed on the screen. And I don't know
Speaker 2: if I like the background either. See that weird thing
Speaker 2: right there? Oh that's the sun from the window. All right, okay,
Speaker 2: so baby Cyrus there, let's use this example first. I
Speaker 2: used the example I told you about what happened with
Speaker 2: the Diet Suddenly thing, the total fraud lie that he
Speaker 2: had done, the plagiarizing the still of people's information and
Speaker 2: drafting the whole documentary into this milo dramatic thing where
Speaker 2: the clots aren't verified, are not verified.
Speaker 1: It's just claimed that that they are, and.
Speaker 2: That that operation that they're showing throughout the whole freaking
Speaker 2: thing is from somebody who got the shot. It's not
Speaker 2: it's predates the era of when the shot was even
Speaker 2: released to the public. It's a freaking congestive heart failure
Speaker 2: patient that they're pulling clots out, so it's not just
Speaker 2: it's something that happens. But those are red clots anyway,
Speaker 2: They're not really the same thing as those weird stringing
Speaker 2: things at people. So it's all bullshit, and he purposely
Speaker 2: misleads people. So that's one thing I mentioned yesterday and
Speaker 2: when artists brought that up, not that I have any
Speaker 2: but anyway, he deleted five minutes of Jane Ruby's edited
Speaker 2: and then reput put it back out again. It was
Speaker 2: found because it was already out there once and Jack
Speaker 2: showed me where it was. So I made a clip
Speaker 2: showing just that part and being like, what the hell on,
Speaker 2: mister unstoppable, unafraid and uncensored, what the hell are you
Speaker 2: doing here, buddy? So yeah, there was that, and then
Speaker 2: Jane Ruby swore at me and said all kinds of
Speaker 2: horrible shit on a bride on like I didn't even
Speaker 2: realize it was her because she was so foul mouthed
Speaker 2: and you know, not well put together for their public persona.
Speaker 2: Let's put it that way, because they are shills and
Speaker 2: they're all fucking full of shit and that's why. And
Speaker 2: uh yeah, Stu apparently yelled at Mike Adams for talking
Speaker 2: to me and all kinds of stuff, So it was just.
Speaker 1: It was funny. Everybody was bitch festing.
Speaker 2: But of course Stu would never actually address that because
Speaker 2: then that would give people put attention on me that
Speaker 2: he you know what I mean, Like, they want to
Speaker 2: keep you in the dark, so I'll mention you.
Speaker 1: They'll yell at everybody around you in.
Speaker 2: The back, in the background so that they don't actually
Speaker 2: say your name or your show's name. You see what
Speaker 2: I'm saying. This is how it works. So that way
Speaker 2: they keep you, they keep you in the dark. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but he knows me. And then the other thing was
Speaker 2: the baby Cyrus thing. So Baby Cyrus, Amin Bundy if
Speaker 2: you're not following this story or haven't been. And Diego Rodriguez,
Speaker 2: who I've had on my show three times, two or three.
Speaker 2: I think it was three, way way back when when
Speaker 2: I was still doing Revolutionary he was on and then
Speaker 2: he came back on I think, and then he came
Speaker 2: on with his daughter and or it was just the
Speaker 2: second time with his daughter, I don't know, and her husband.
Speaker 1: I think maybe you've been on there too, I don't know.
Speaker 2: But talking about what happened and what's been happening since
Speaker 2: Ammin was sued by the hospital for defamation of whatever
Speaker 2: the hell you know, because he told the truth that
Speaker 2: these this freaking Saint Luke's was kidnapping and poisoning and
Speaker 2: potentially harming and killing their you know, Diego's grandson, and
Speaker 2: that that hospital also performs Now remember it's called Saint Luke's,
Speaker 2: so it's Catholic slash Jesuit bullshit. Right, they performed gender mutilation,
Speaker 2: cult of Sybil shit.
Speaker 1: Right there, Right, Saint.
Speaker 2: Saint does child mutilation, grafting off the arms, that type
Speaker 2: of thing, right, scumbags, gender reassignment, it's not a thing.
Speaker 2: It's gender mutilation. It's total destruction of a person.
Speaker 1: It's cashtra.
Speaker 2: But anyway, they're being sued into poverty by by a
Speaker 2: bunch of demons who are in fact guilty of a
Speaker 2: very fucking thing that Ammin spoke out about. But because
Speaker 2: Ammon was running for governor at one point in Idaho,
Speaker 2: and you know has a political you know, they made it.
Speaker 2: They went after him so hard that he was fearful
Speaker 2: that he was going to be another Well, I was
Speaker 2: fearful that he was gonna be an He was pretty
Speaker 2: concerned concerned about this too. But he didn't put it
Speaker 2: in the same phrasing that I did, that he would
Speaker 2: be the next Bill Cooper, show him up at his house,
Speaker 2: take him out. He did say it that way, but
Speaker 2: he didn't say the word Bill Cooper, which I did.
Speaker 2: And uh, yeah, They've seized all his bank accounts, took
Speaker 2: his his business, took his house, took everything the yewants,
Speaker 2: took the clothes that were at everything. They said that
Speaker 2: he them all this stuff. So when Stu Peters takes
Speaker 2: the credit for getting Baby Cyrus back, he runs in
Speaker 2: at the end of everything that everybody else has been
Speaker 2: putting work on so that he can steal the freaking
Speaker 2: thunder right. It was Diego, the grandfather and amman, who
Speaker 2: put his neck out, who did all the heavy lifting,
Speaker 2: he did everything. Stu comes by because he had him
Speaker 2: on the show. I had Diego on my show.
Speaker 1: Do you think I'm coming around saying I saved Baby Cyrus?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: But this piece of shit does, This piece of shit
Speaker 2: goes out with his stupid megaphone and his microphone out
Speaker 2: in front of the.
Speaker 1: Hospital and said, look do we do today because of
Speaker 1: you out there?
Speaker 2: And he always tells, you know, gives the audience the
Speaker 2: credit who did nothing even less than he did, because
Speaker 2: you know, by watching Stu, you somehow changed the world.
Speaker 1: Isn't that crazy? How you have to do nothing except
Speaker 1: be a TV watcher in order to fucking change the world.
Speaker 1: That's amazing, you know.
Speaker 2: Or maybe you had to give Stuke's money even to
Speaker 2: support the thing that didn't really have anything to do
Speaker 2: with him. This is the level of like, lack of integrity,
Speaker 2: lack of character, total fraud, piece of shit that he is.
Speaker 2: And that's why it's important to discuss this and let
Speaker 2: it be known. So when he goes on four hour
Speaker 2: spaces talks that trying to make himself look good, that
Speaker 2: we know that he's completely full of shit, completely full
Speaker 2: of shit. So coming in at the end and even
Speaker 2: you can add verify this, talk to Ammin, talk to Diego.
Speaker 2: Those people had to leave their state and move other
Speaker 2: places and they have had everything still taken from them.
Speaker 1: Stu didn't have that happen.
Speaker 2: So if he was so involved in the saving of
Speaker 2: baby Cyrus, why is it that he didn't get.
Speaker 1: Wrapped up into this lawsuit.
Speaker 2: If he's so responsible for saving Davey Cyrus, then why
Speaker 2: the hell is he not being taken down the same way?
Speaker 2: Ammin and Diego or Diego rodriguezar explain that one, because
Speaker 2: that's the proof right there, that's the cross reference right
Speaker 2: Otherwise he's totally lying and he's just taking credit and
Speaker 2: making himself look like a bigger asshole than he already is.
Speaker 1: And that happened a while back. That's back when he
Speaker 1: was making his false, fake, non organic climb that is
Speaker 1: completely controlled. You know how he got to where people.
Speaker 2: Think they know who he is and YadA YadA, Yeah,
Speaker 2: through the George Floyd bullshit.
Speaker 1: He was created. He was created.
Speaker 2: I didn't say he rose up or see you. No,
Speaker 2: he was created. At that time, he was obscure, they were,
Speaker 2: and then they decided, let's launch, let's launch the stew project.
Speaker 2: Let's launch the stew sye up, the stew controlled up.
Speaker 2: During the George Floyd thing. What wonder what an integral
Speaker 2: way to make your your your steak in the world, right, mister,
Speaker 2: I'm a rapper focus hanging out with jay Z?
Speaker 3: Do it?
Speaker 2: That will sure who's the worst rapper ever? Like this
Speaker 2: would be like a high school rapper. Not even then
Speaker 2: all of a sudden Gtting paired up with jay Z
Speaker 2: for a song who they probably weren't even the same
Speaker 2: in the studio at the same time, because it's very
Speaker 2: it's very separate. There's no like, there's not even a
Speaker 2: time where the voice is like overlap.
Speaker 1: It's just like.
Speaker 2: Segment, segment, segment, and then the last one is a girl.
Speaker 2: It's awful.
Speaker 1: It's called rumors. Check it out, you'll love it.
Speaker 2: Especially so when you want to see, well what is
Speaker 2: he doing here? Why, well, let's have a little talk
Speaker 2: about that. If you look at one of his other videos,
Speaker 2: but they're like rap rap rock, but in the worst
Speaker 2: way possible. And all his bandmates look like they are
Speaker 2: like black bodyguards that I don't know if they are
Speaker 2: playing the instru or if they're just the spooks. I
Speaker 2: don't know what the hell it is going on. But
Speaker 2: you know, he's got to have a streak cred, so
Speaker 2: they have to. They can't be they can't all be
Speaker 2: a bunch of white guys in this rap groove right,
Speaker 2: very very well, Uh put together there. But anyway, mister focus,
Speaker 2: he goes through this diet tribe like taxi driver with
Speaker 2: a stupid little eyes you know, you know, like that haircut,
Speaker 2: what it looks like somebody squeezed you out of your
Speaker 2: of their ass so that your hair is all.
Speaker 1: Look in a point like this, like the little pinch
Speaker 1: off thing.
Speaker 2: He's got his little spiky haircut like that, with his
Speaker 2: little pinch off thing, and he's driving around a taxi
Speaker 2: like going on droning on about how he hates humanity.
Speaker 2: So there's your answer. There's a big triangle on the
Speaker 2: door in this in this Uh do I need to
Speaker 2: show it?
Speaker 1: Do I have to? I've gone through this before.
Speaker 2: Ah, I know where is I just I just don't
Speaker 2: want to, don't fucking want all right, hold on, let
Speaker 2: me let the look. But no, I'm not gonna forget it.
Speaker 2: But anyway, he's just more he's talking about like a psychopath,
Speaker 2: like like the taxi driver, about how he hates the
Speaker 2: entire world. And you know they're all a bunch of
Speaker 2: scumbags and just a bunch of trolls and all this
Speaker 2: other shit.
Speaker 1: So there's your answer.
Speaker 2: Why would he want to be part of something that
Speaker 2: is potentially detrimental to a lot of people? Why would
Speaker 2: he want to deceive them and be the pied piper
Speaker 2: of the apocalypse and walk them into the water.
Speaker 1: Because he hates everybody. Because he's a little shit. That's why.
Speaker 2: He's a spiteful little man. And he's a most likely
Speaker 2: secular humanist definitely not a whatever the hell else he
Speaker 2: claims to be.
Speaker 1: And the new wagon thing to get.
Speaker 2: Everybody, uh threat assessed and on a list is to
Speaker 2: go off to go after the Jew. So of course
Speaker 2: he'd be front running that and that's his new thing.
Speaker 2: Oh way, what a fuck loser. So that's where we're
Speaker 2: at with that piece of guy. Piece of guy? What's
Speaker 2: everybody doing this morning? I'm early, huh because I'm on
Speaker 2: my MST time, So everybody's like, the fuck, it's seven thirty,
Speaker 2: what are you doing here?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Well, at least you missed the morning part where I
Speaker 2: was not being heard because I try to use I
Speaker 2: tried to use a virtual camera and it didn't work out.
Speaker 1: Sadly.
Speaker 2: I tried really hard to get integrated with OBS. I'll
Speaker 2: have to try a different way, because I mean, like
Speaker 2: the obs camera is so nice. We'll get into this
Speaker 2: preface for the La Waddell Makers of Civilization and race
Speaker 2: and history and.
Speaker 1: The British at uh.
Speaker 2: And what else is this one? Oh that's just a
Speaker 2: second half of the British. Okay, So this is a
Speaker 2: take a long long time.
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna need water. I'm gonna need a musical interlude.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna need like let's go out to the kitchen
Speaker 2: and you know what I mean, like I need to
Speaker 2: have that to the popcorn thing, dancing and all this
Speaker 2: shit for like you know when you go to a
Speaker 2: driving I gotta have that already because it's gonna be
Speaker 2: a long, long drive before I get through all this. Oh,
Speaker 2: let's take a look at some things though. Russia strikes
Speaker 2: Ukraine defense plant and someplace you can't pronounce, using interne
Speaker 2: continental ballistic missiles for the first time in warfare. And
Speaker 2: that was November twenty one, they're saying, So the world
Speaker 2: hasn't ended and it's five days later. So that's that's
Speaker 2: how I engaged the importance of that. Let's see Ukraine launch.
Speaker 2: Here's here's the day before Ukraine launches US made missiles
Speaker 2: against Russia. Putin revises nuclear doctrine, female supervisors view Trump
Speaker 2: supporters as domestic terrorists. Yeah, and that's all by design, everybody,
Speaker 2: just like they're going to view people who are anti
Speaker 2: Zionist as anti Semitic, which all these words mean fucking nothing.
Speaker 2: By the way, you're also a medical misinformer if you
Speaker 2: know that they're full of shit about their fucking viruses.
Speaker 2: And apparently it's dangerous to talk about the West Memphis
Speaker 2: three and Johnny Depp's involvement in Peter Jackson's involvement and
Speaker 2: Marilyn Manson's involvement and the tattoos on Merrilyn Manson's you
Speaker 2: can't take talk about that stuff anymore because apparently that's
Speaker 2: called a dangerous conspiracy, dangerous and misleading conspiracy theory. On YouTube,
Speaker 2: this video that I did was four fucking years old,
Speaker 2: and they reinstated as a channel of mine, and then
Speaker 2: they deleted every video off there, saying we're not giving
Speaker 2: you a strike. Well, I don't know if you, I
Speaker 2: don't know why they're not doing that, but they've taken
Speaker 2: thirty plus videos down and one of them was that one.
Speaker 2: It's like it's been there, it has like five three
Speaker 2: four thousand views on it, and now all the sudden,
Speaker 2: after four years, your AI is scrubbing the fuck out
Speaker 2: of everything.
Speaker 1: Everything, no matter what.
Speaker 2: And I'll tell you like, oh, at this very time,
Speaker 2: you said something about viruses or vaccines that we didn't
Speaker 2: approve of, and the World Health Organization has already decreed.
Speaker 2: Because you know, it's the appeal to the fake expert
Speaker 2: that you have to live by, and that's your reality,
Speaker 2: the reality by you know this this notion, this logical
Speaker 2: fallacy that somebody gets to claim that they're an expert
Speaker 2: on something and then the case and the science is settled.
Speaker 1: No it isn't, No, it is not. Pentagon fails seventh
Speaker 1: audit in row. Who cares.
Speaker 2: But the only problem with that is you know what
Speaker 2: happens when they do that full of account for eight
Speaker 2: and twenty four billion? Now I think there's more like
Speaker 2: two trillion again once again like before nine to eleven.
Speaker 1: So yes, of course, this new.
Speaker 2: Madrid fault line, the immigration, this bullshit with FEMA not
Speaker 2: only at the fault line, but they're as I said,
Speaker 2: view Trump supporters as the Mexico terror terrorists. Well you're
Speaker 2: all who have registered to vote will be on a list,
Speaker 2: whether you walked out there to actually pull the handle
Speaker 2: or push the button or not.
Speaker 1: And what did you expect Did you expect this piece
Speaker 1: of shit.
Speaker 2: To be doing anything but putting you in the dirt,
Speaker 2: because that's what he's gonna do. And also think about this,
Speaker 2: they already, we are all, we all already are enemies
Speaker 2: of the state as I have planned it out. So
Speaker 2: now they're going to beef that up, revitalize it with
Speaker 2: this anti semi bullshit. Christy Noms should have her head
Speaker 2: removed and put in her lap.
Speaker 1: And anybody who.
Speaker 2: Else who does that type of bullshit, this un American, tyrannical,
Speaker 2: biased bullshit. Everybody who is a dual citizen, anybody who's
Speaker 2: dual loyalty, I don't care if they have single loyalty.
Speaker 2: If they're of that cult of Judaism, they should not
Speaker 2: be in our government because that is not American. If
Speaker 2: you hate everybody who's white or anybody, if you're that
Speaker 2: much of a racist and then you call other people
Speaker 2: a racist who call you out, you do not belong
Speaker 2: in anything that's professional. You shouldn't be in business, you
Speaker 2: shouldn't be in the government. You shouldn't be in banking.
Speaker 2: You shouldn't be anywhere that you can affect people when
Speaker 2: you have that much hatred in your heart or whatever
Speaker 2: the hell is in your fucking chest, empty void. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Google telling somebody they should die, you know, honestly, like
Speaker 2: there is a lot of human trash out there. I
Speaker 2: sometimes I wouldn't I wouldn't disagree with them, But the
Speaker 2: problem is they don't want the good. They don't want
Speaker 2: the bad, useless people that are very easy to control
Speaker 2: to die.
Speaker 1: They want you to die, female supervisor if you jump. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: so we already said all that.
Speaker 2: So that was the news, dudes, And now I guess
Speaker 2: I can get ready to start. Let me put something
Speaker 2: on and go grab my water, which I do not
Speaker 2: have here.
Speaker 1: Maybe grab them a little bit of espresso. I love
Speaker 1: that shirt. I gotta make a new one, all right,
Speaker 1: So let's get rid of that for a moment. And
Speaker 1: I don't want to embarrass myself with that, no, because
Speaker 1: it's just me doing stupid things. I don't care about that.
Speaker 2: Um if I if I play this Rigie from Boston,
Speaker 2: let's just try not to get Let's not go off
Speaker 2: the rails. On a different tangent than what I wanted
Speaker 2: to do today. Please, Oh wait, what's this one?
Speaker 1: Hold on? That's only five minutes long. I might need a.
Speaker 2: Little hmmm, the truth about socialism. Let them cooper out
Speaker 2: of the time. It's just a black screen though. That's
Speaker 2: not very entertaining, now.
Speaker 1: Is it? Oh? I know, dude, Sweet, We're gonna pick
Speaker 1: up remember the Enemy of the State episode where I
Speaker 1: had that detailed history of the United States of America
Speaker 1: mut dating into a corporation from I don't know why
Speaker 1: this Maga lion hat name.
Speaker 2: But this is a really good video, so I'll just
Speaker 2: bring it back.
Speaker 1: Like, what is that forty one? No, it's going the
Speaker 1: wrong way when I click it. What the fuck is that?
Speaker 1: Stop going backward forward? Jesus fucking.
Speaker 2: Dude, I'm clicking behind it and it's going the other direction.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna have to say this ot to see you
Speaker 2: might be retarded, pretty sure.
Speaker 1: Okay, here we go.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna play a little bit more of this before
Speaker 2: I jump into what's going on over here. And this
Speaker 2: actually ties in a little bit to it was we
Speaker 2: were just talking about with FEMA. And by the way,
Speaker 2: they're gonna have you heard all this stuff. Oh Trump
Speaker 2: is gonna state of emergency? Well, how many more is that?
Speaker 2: Now that we're still in a state of emergency from
Speaker 2: eighteen sixty fucking five, we're in a state of emergency
Speaker 2: since I don't know every goddamn presidency that hasn't ever
Speaker 2: been shut down or close and now we have this
Speaker 2: other one with the you know, the national disaster natural
Speaker 2: and quote air quotes disasters, and how many more than
Speaker 2: they need? You know, you know what kind of powers
Speaker 2: they give themselves when they're in a natural disaster quote unquote,
Speaker 2: or give themselves when.
Speaker 1: They have emergency powers? Right?
Speaker 2: Do you see where I'm going with this? So if
Speaker 2: they create declare a national emergency for any fucking reason,
Speaker 2: they decide that they can roll over and steamroll over
Speaker 2: the Constitution and your Bill of Rights and.
Speaker 1: Rape the shit out of you.
Speaker 2: On the on, go through your home, go through your stuff,
Speaker 2: shoot you in the street by the DoD directive, anything
Speaker 2: that they want.
Speaker 1: And we should be happy about this because everybody's excited, like, Oh,
Speaker 1: he's gonna go, and he's gonna get all the child
Speaker 1: proud of for bur Frials and and all the immergvernments
Speaker 1: and everybody.
Speaker 2: People like Dave from X twenty two report have poisoned
Speaker 2: your brain and now you're as useless as a goldfish.
Speaker 2: So you should just eat yourself to death and pop
Speaker 2: in your little fucking fish bowl. Okay, if you believe
Speaker 2: that that's a good thing, I would hope that you
Speaker 2: would do that for the rest of mankind.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's watch.
Speaker 4: This should incorporate two major objectives. Hey, actions still accommodate
Speaker 4: continuing population growth with aptus.
Speaker 2: Sorry, I didn't mean to say the rest of this
Speaker 2: because it's a half hour long, but a little bit
Speaker 2: more of this. I will be back in a moment.
Speaker 2: And again, I can't really adjust the volume on this.
Speaker 2: And I know it's a little sharp, like it's one
Speaker 2: of those it's probably one of those cameras that's sitting
Speaker 2: on his computer, so he's getting the background like condenser
Speaker 2: mic type of noise, and it's a little bit sharp
Speaker 2: on the ears. It's not probably not a dynamic up
Speaker 2: close to his mouth. That's probably like over by where
Speaker 2: his you know where his whether it's on the laptop
Speaker 2: or whatever, but farther away from him, so it sounds
Speaker 2: like he's yet you know what, I mean, you get
Speaker 2: that tiny sound, you get, you get what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: but it's it's really hard on the ear sometimes with
Speaker 2: the trouble. So I apologize. That's not something I can
Speaker 2: lower and make better.
Speaker 4: Six billion by the mid twenty first century without massive
Speaker 4: starvation or total frustration of the metal hopes and the actions.
Speaker 3: To keep the A levels.
Speaker 2: Okay, So, just so you guys are aware, this is
Speaker 2: National Security Study Memorandum NSSM two hundred implications of worldwide
Speaker 2: population growth for US security and overseas interest. The Kissinger
Speaker 2: Report December tenth, nineteen seventy four, and the right talk
Speaker 2: about how they're gonna starve us all the death walks
Speaker 2: Codex elementarius. Don't think that that's not still there, making
Speaker 2: everything that was of a nutritional value considered poison and
Speaker 2: all the poisons considered good, and poisons that have been
Speaker 2: banned in all these other countries brought back into life
Speaker 2: through this nonsense as close.
Speaker 4: To possible to eight billions, rather than permitting it to
Speaker 4: reach ten billion or thirteen billion or more. What are
Speaker 4: they going to do to keep population from growing? While
Speaker 4: specific goals in this area are difficult to state, our
Speaker 4: aim should be for the world to achieve a replacement
Speaker 4: level fertility into child family on average about the year
Speaker 4: two thousand. It's sort required at present two percent growth
Speaker 4: right to decline to one point seven percent within a
Speaker 4: decade into one point one percent by the year two thousand.
Speaker 4: Compared to the UN medium projection, this goal would result
Speaker 4: and five hundred million fewer people in two thousand and
Speaker 4: about three billion fewer twenty fifty. A team of this
Speaker 4: goal will require greatly intensified population programs. A basis for
Speaker 4: developing national population growth control targets to achieve this world
Speaker 4: target is contained in the World Population Plan of Action.
Speaker 4: The World Population Plan of Action is not self enforcement
Speaker 4: and will require vigorous efforts by interested countries, UN agencies,
Speaker 4: and other international bodies to make it effective.
Speaker 3: US leadership is essential. Guys. You need to read this report.
Speaker 4: This is the title page for the National Security MEMORANUM.
Speaker 4: I included the table of contents on this again. You
Speaker 4: can see that it's titled confidential because you need to
Speaker 4: see what's in this report. We're not going to put
Speaker 4: the entire report here because it take a month to
Speaker 4: go through it. But Chapter two Population and World Food Supplies.
Speaker 4: Chapter four Economic development and population growth. Five Implications of
Speaker 4: population pressures for the National security? How is population going
Speaker 4: to affect our security? World Population Conference, a US Global
Speaker 4: Population Strategy Section two, Action to create conditions for fertility decline,
Speaker 4: Population and a Development Assistant strategy. What are they talking about?
Speaker 4: Actions to create conditions for a fertility decline? Guys need
Speaker 4: to read that section of the report B Functional assistant
Speaker 4: programs to create conditions for fertility decline. They're going to
Speaker 4: create conditions for fertility decline. And they're not talking about
Speaker 4: teaching abstinence, Food for peace programs, and population That particular
Speaker 4: one talks about mainly to the Third world countries. Hey,
Speaker 4: third world countries, we will let you have food if
Speaker 4: you get your population growth and control research to improve
Speaker 4: fertility control, technology utilization, have mass media and satellite communication
Speaker 4: systems for family planning. Action to develop worldwide political and
Speaker 4: popular commitment to population stability. You also might want to
Speaker 4: look up a nineteen twenty seven Supreme Court case that
Speaker 4: upheld that it was constitutional or legal to do forced sterilization.
Speaker 4: Where does all the other tax money go if I
Speaker 4: stopped paying my taxes? How will the roads and schools
Speaker 4: get built? The Grace Commission report showed you that all
Speaker 4: your income tax is wasted or goes to pay interest
Speaker 4: on the national debt, which is a pure profit to
Speaker 4: a private bank called the Federal Reserve. Let's look at
Speaker 4: North Carolina's Comprehensive Annual Financial Report or CAFRA fund report.
Speaker 4: Maybe we can find a clue there. This is the
Speaker 4: cover for the two thousand and nine North Carolina KAFFRA statement.
Speaker 4: The report is over three hundred pages long, and I'm
Speaker 4: not going to go over all three hundred pages. Now,
Speaker 4: you can do that on your time. You might want
Speaker 4: to look up your state's CAFTER report also, and I
Speaker 4: will show you a few things that are in the report.
Speaker 4: On this page, you can see that North Carolina has
Speaker 4: over eighty two billion dollars in assets and eleven billion
Speaker 4: dollars in liabilities. That leads net assets around seventy billion dollars.
Speaker 4: And they're going to raise your taxes. Seems like they
Speaker 4: have enough money already. The city, county, and federal CAFFRA
Speaker 4: statements will show you much the same information. That is
Speaker 4: that your government is well funded and takes your tax
Speaker 4: dollars and puts them in trust to benefit other people,
Speaker 4: not the people that pay the taxes. You need to
Speaker 4: spend some time researching the Capra funds. A good place
Speaker 4: to start is www dot cafr one dot com. This
Speaker 4: is Walter Buren's website. He has spent years researching the
Speaker 4: caprafund and he can give you a lot of information
Speaker 4: so you can completely understand your Kaffra statement. Now we're
Speaker 4: going to talk about how our banking system works.
Speaker 1: How does he not know how to spell? Does do
Speaker 1: you how dose your big banking system work? Well?
Speaker 2: I guess dose would not be coming up as an
Speaker 2: incorrect word in spell check because it's a whole different
Speaker 2: word with a whole different meaning.
Speaker 1: But how do you not know how to spell?
Speaker 3: Does?
Speaker 1: I guess? Maybe it's just a matter of.
Speaker 2: Typing the letters in reverse orders, So I guess because
Speaker 2: it's theees right.
Speaker 1: So yes, it's not that big of a deal.
Speaker 2: But it is kind of weird that you don't catch
Speaker 2: that when you're doing a power plane presentation.
Speaker 4: This is a very involved education and we're going to
Speaker 4: just kind of touch on some important topics. Again, I
Speaker 4: please ask you to do your own research, look your
Speaker 4: own bankup, find your own your own truth. It's what's
Speaker 4: important is what will save this country? What if the
Speaker 4: US Constitation say on paying debt? Article one, Section can
Speaker 4: of the US Consultation states the following, no state shall
Speaker 4: make anything but gold and silver coin a tender and
Speaker 4: payments of debts. Guys, you're using the Federal Reserve note
Speaker 4: to pay debts on the Federal Reserve website. This question
Speaker 4: is is our current money backed by substance gold, silver, anything.
Speaker 4: The answer is no, and it gives you the good
Speaker 4: clarification of that right there. But I want to ask
Speaker 4: you a question. If no state can make anything other
Speaker 4: than gold and sober legal tender and payment and debts,
Speaker 4: how are you making your house payment, your car payment,
Speaker 4: your taxes? How is any of that ever getting paid? So,
Speaker 4: if the Constitution says we can only pay debt with
Speaker 4: gold and silver, are we violating the Constitution with how
Speaker 4: we pay debt today? No, because you're not a party
Speaker 4: to the Constitution. You're an enemy combatant. Remember the trading
Speaker 4: with the enemy at Commendment forty eights that one. There's
Speaker 4: also House Joint Resolution or HGR one ninety G passed
Speaker 4: nineteen thirty three, also known as Public Law seventy three ten,
Speaker 4: made it illegal for anyone to require you to pay
Speaker 4: a debt and a particular kind or type of currency.
Speaker 4: It reads to ensure the uniform value to the coins
Speaker 4: and currency of the United States. Now, therefore, be it
Speaker 4: resolved by the Senate and House of Representative of the
Speaker 4: United States of America, in Congress Assembled, that every provision
Speaker 4: contained in or made with respect to an obligation which
Speaker 4: purports to give the obligae a right to require payments
Speaker 4: and gold, or a particular kind of coin or currency,
Speaker 4: or in any amount of money of the United States,
Speaker 4: may sure thereby is declared to be against public policy.
Speaker 4: It's now illegal for anybody to force you to pay
Speaker 4: a debt in any particular kind of currency. Every obligation
Speaker 4: heretofore or hereafter incurred shall be discharged upon payment dollar
Speaker 4: per dollar in any coin or currency at which time
Speaker 4: of payment is legal tender for public and private debt.
Speaker 3: Your signature is.
Speaker 4: Also legal form of payment, and that's the origins of
Speaker 4: accepted for value. The definitions of this law Section B
Speaker 4: as used in this resolution, The term obligation means any
Speaker 4: obligation payable and money of the United States, and the
Speaker 4: term coin or currency means coin or currency of the
Speaker 4: United States, including federal Reserve notes and circulating notes Federal
Speaker 4: Reserve banks to national banks. So they did not just
Speaker 4: make it illegal for somebody to force you to pay
Speaker 4: a debt in gold or silver. They also made it
Speaker 4: illegal for somebody to pay a debt and any kind
Speaker 4: of currency, including Federal Reserve notes. This is an archive
Speaker 4: certified copy of this law out of the National Archives.
Speaker 4: This is the very first page of the top Public
Speaker 4: Resolution ten seventy third Congress, and this is the final
Speaker 4: page of that law. There's only two pages, and you
Speaker 4: can see it was signed by President Roosevelt on June fifth,
Speaker 4: nineteen thirty three. Remember the arguments we had on the
Speaker 4: Senate floor about how we don't really care how people
Speaker 4: pay for the property because the state owns it all anyway,
Speaker 4: and then they took away the golds from the people
Speaker 4: so that they couldn't pay their debt that way. And
Speaker 4: now it's saying, since we can't force you to violate
Speaker 4: your constitutional rights, we can't force you to pay the
Speaker 4: bills in any particular kind of currency. So let's talk
Speaker 4: about how money is created. Money is created by Congress
Speaker 4: telling Treasury to sell bonds to the Federal Reserve, so
Speaker 4: the FED can create money. These bonds are based on
Speaker 4: your labor. This money is created because the FED is
Speaker 4: pretty sure that the IRS or Treasury will be able
Speaker 4: to colect taxes to pay off the debt. Remember the
Speaker 4: Great Commission Report. All money is either wasted or it
Speaker 4: goes to pay the interest on the national debt. Another
Speaker 4: interesting point of fact is the Federal Reserve Act was
Speaker 4: passed two months later after the Income Tax Act was
Speaker 4: passed and the Income Tax Act was deemed unconstitutional by
Speaker 4: the Supreme Court. Need to research that also, So most
Speaker 4: of the nation's money is created at your bank when
Speaker 4: you borrow money. Law says you created the money and
Speaker 4: I can get approve it in just a minute. So
Speaker 4: in one way or another, you create all the money.
Speaker 4: Your slave labor provides the energy for it. But the
Speaker 4: Federal Reserve gets to interest. So how is money created?
Speaker 4: Congress votes to increase the federal debt, but I let'd
Speaker 4: say one billion dollars as it says in this particular construction,
Speaker 4: Treasury issues bonds to the Federal Reserve, T bills, tnotes, whatever,
Speaker 4: and the Federal Reserve of spend it in circulation or
Speaker 4: the Federal Reserve sends it to banks. Now you see
Speaker 4: that the banks have multiple airl it's coming out of it.
Speaker 3: What exactly are they talking about.
Speaker 4: We're going to talk a little bit about UCC law
Speaker 4: really quick because we're going to get into some federalies
Speaker 4: or publications, and I want to show you that U
Speaker 4: SEC law.
Speaker 3: It's submissive.
Speaker 2: No excuse me for a second, but you know something,
Speaker 2: I'm almost wondering if I was able to be heard
Speaker 2: earlier because I have to keep this one dial down
Speaker 2: so it doesn't echo. But it's also how I hear playback,
Speaker 2: So I'm wondering if I just never turned it up
Speaker 2: to see if So I have to talk with one
Speaker 2: up and then I have to turn down and the
Speaker 2: other one or turn it back up so I can
Speaker 2: hear it whether or not it's being it's working. So
Speaker 2: maybe maybe the audio did work.
Speaker 1: On the the virtual camera for OBS. If it did,
Speaker 1: then I'll I'll try again tomorrow tomorrow. Yeah no, maybe sure,
Speaker 1: why not? I don't know? So the thing with OBS
Speaker 1: is like, you can't have guests that I know.
Speaker 2: Of without having integration with something like stream yard going
Speaker 2: on too. You could be you can be you know,
Speaker 2: UNI but I don't think you can have somebody else
Speaker 2: on with you.
Speaker 1: I don't think it works like that. But anyway, we're
Speaker 1: gonna get a little bit more into this.
Speaker 2: It's I mean, what is twenty minutes is kind of
Speaker 2: a long time, right, So let's just let him talk
Speaker 2: a little bit longer, and let's remind ourselves that Alexander
Speaker 2: Hamilton was a piece of crap. Started the whole ball
Speaker 2: rolling as to why we're enslaved right now.
Speaker 1: He was a Rothschild agent. He was.
Speaker 2: Educated in the Jewish Jewish schools, and he was a
Speaker 2: He established a bank in New York. So he's a banker,
Speaker 2: a banker who wanted to do banking shit and wanted
Speaker 2: the federal government to be the.
Speaker 1: Controlling arm of everything.
Speaker 2: Basically, the Federalist papers were like an argument for heavy
Speaker 2: central government, right, and then the anti federalist papers, which
Speaker 2: you don't even hear anything about, was the opposite. And
Speaker 2: you're like, oh, yeah, the federalist paper, all these fucking
Speaker 2: what do they call it? What they call those people?
Speaker 2: Populists are basically a bunch of fucking socialists pretending to
Speaker 2: be more conservative, right, what do they say? Oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: the federalist papers, federalist papers, fucking scumbags like a quite frankly, the.
Speaker 4: Two federals or publications you see see law governs, all
Speaker 4: instrument laws, all laws on money, promisory notes, and such.
Speaker 4: So you see see law reads. Uniform Commercial Code three
Speaker 4: Dash one O two C says the regulations of the
Speaker 4: Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and the
Speaker 4: operating circulars of the Federal Reserve Banks supersede any inconsistent
Speaker 4: provisions of this article. The reason that this is important
Speaker 4: is to prove that the Federal Reserve publications you are
Speaker 4: about to see have relevance and law. Federal Reserve Bank
Speaker 4: of Chicago's publication Modern Money Mechanics. Again, you can get
Speaker 4: most of these off the internet. If you don't feel
Speaker 4: comfortable with them, go to your law library. A lot
Speaker 4: of them will have a copy.
Speaker 3: Of these states.
Speaker 4: Of course, they meaning banks don't really pay out loans
Speaker 4: from the money they receive as deposits. That they did,
Speaker 4: no additional money would be created. Remember the arrows coming
Speaker 4: out of the bank. This is what we're gonna start
Speaker 4: talking about. Let's say you go to the bank and
Speaker 4: you take a ten thousand dollars loan out to the bank.
Speaker 4: You sign that note, that promisory note, and that bank
Speaker 4: takes that promisory note and gives you a check for
Speaker 4: ten thousand dollars. Right, so the bank loans you ten
Speaker 4: thousand dollars. Is that what you thought. Well, I'm going
Speaker 4: to prove to you that nobody has ever gone to
Speaker 4: a bank in the last seventy eighty years and ever
Speaker 4: borrowed money. They can take that ten thousand dollars and
Speaker 4: increase that to ninety thousand dollars and only bene that's them,
Speaker 4: just fractionalized banking. This is the cover for the book
Speaker 4: Modern Money Mechanics. I included a couple pages, but I
Speaker 4: recommend going to the law library and getting a copy
Speaker 4: of the book so you can read everything for yourself.
Speaker 4: Here's a chart that's included in that book. It shows
Speaker 4: the money expansion process through fractionalized banking. It shows where
Speaker 4: they started out with ten thousand dollars made alone, had
Speaker 4: to keep ten percent reserves one thousand dollars, and went
Speaker 4: on and did that nine additional times to create a
Speaker 4: total of one hundred thousand dollars. This is how fractionalized
Speaker 4: banking works, and we'll get into that more detail in
Speaker 4: just a minute. So let's talk a little bit about
Speaker 4: the bank lending process. You go to the bank to
Speaker 4: get a loan to buy a home, and you sign
Speaker 4: a promisary note for let's say one hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: The bank deposited this one hundred thousand dollars note that
Speaker 4: you signed into a bank account with your name on it.
Speaker 4: It's the law. They have to do it that way.
Speaker 4: The bank then gives you a check for one hundred
Speaker 4: thousand dollars so you can go purchase your new home.
Speaker 4: So the question is, has the bank loaned you any money?
Speaker 1: Negative.
Speaker 4: No, he made a deposit with the bank for one
Speaker 4: hundred thousand dollars your promise right note, and the bank
Speaker 4: gave you a check for one hundred thousand dollars. Now,
Speaker 4: you guys are even Remember it's against the law for
Speaker 4: a bank to loan you. It's depositors or investors' money.
Speaker 4: But you're a good slave. You think that you're able
Speaker 4: to purchase an own property, so why not let you
Speaker 4: think that you borrowed money too, So you make the
Speaker 4: payments to the bank. Meanwhile, the bank send a ten
Speaker 4: ninety nine A, which is an abandonment of funds for
Speaker 4: him to the irs. Because you're paying the money to
Speaker 4: the bank that you did not borrow any from their
Speaker 4: books have to balance.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 4: The worst part isn't that you're paying the bank principle
Speaker 4: and interest for the money that the law says you
Speaker 4: did not borrow. The worst part is that the bank
Speaker 4: is using your promisory note as reserves so they can
Speaker 4: loan out more money. Your promisory note became a Tier
Speaker 4: one asset for the bank, allowing them to take that
Speaker 4: one hundred thousand dollars note and loan it out to
Speaker 4: create nine hundred thousand more dollars out of thin air,
Speaker 4: so they can loan it out to other customers, and
Speaker 4: you're paying them interest. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, publication
Speaker 4: Modern Money and Banking, dated nineteen eighty five, states on
Speaker 4: page eleven, when banks grant loans, they create new money.
Speaker 4: The new money is created because a new loan becomes
Speaker 4: a deposit, just like a paycheck does. I'm going to
Speaker 4: demonstrate this on the next couple of pages. I'm going
Speaker 4: to show you a copy of a promissory note that
Speaker 4: is no different than any promisary note on every bank.
Speaker 4: It has been stamped on the bottom of the second page,
Speaker 4: paid to the order of without recourse, so it could
Speaker 4: be deposited in the bank, just like your paycheck would be.
Speaker 4: This is the first page. It shows that there's a
Speaker 4: borrower on the lender in the different terms of the note.
Speaker 4: And this is the second page. It's the very bottom
Speaker 4: right hand corner. You can see stamped a little bit
Speaker 4: of an angle, paid to the order of without recourse,
Speaker 4: and then the bank's name they deposited this promising note.
Speaker 4: Money in banking states, most people suppose that if bank
Speaker 4: lends the deposit of its customers. However, no bank ever
Speaker 4: lends its deposits. In fact, it is illegal for a
Speaker 4: bank to loan out depositors' money. It is illegal for
Speaker 4: a bank to loan out the money of its investors.
Speaker 4: So what money does a bank loan out? Fedruary Reserve
Speaker 4: Bank of New York publication. I bet you thought nineteen
Speaker 4: eighty four states bank banks create new money by deposit
Speaker 4: and promise right now, which is what you just saw.
Speaker 2: Okay, sorry to stop, you're there. I'm gonna let them
Speaker 2: talk a little bit more. In finished his thought but
Speaker 2: I just have to say this real quick, because you know, no,
Speaker 2: let us not all dwell or I'm talking to myself now, right,
Speaker 2: let me not all dwell all the time on the
Speaker 2: things that irritate me, although those are usually So what
Speaker 2: do guys? How do guys think? Everybody knows who's a
Speaker 2: guy knows how they think? How we think? If it's
Speaker 2: not an issue, we don't address it, right, So it
Speaker 2: sounds like we might be complaining a lot because we're
Speaker 2: always addressing the issues that need to be fixed, So
Speaker 2: we don't maybe spend a whole whole lot of time
Speaker 2: thinking about or discussing the thing that aren't problems that
Speaker 2: we have to fix because we're this is what we do.
Speaker 2: We go around fixing problems. And if you're with a female,
Speaker 2: then you're gonna be fixing problems all the fucking time, right,
Speaker 2: You're not gonna have time to stop and reflect on
Speaker 2: all the good things. Right anyway, point being, so something
Speaker 2: let's do. Let's do a positive here with the bottles.
Speaker 2: Remember that I had driven out to LA and they
Speaker 2: didn't have the inventory correct, so I couldn't get to
Speaker 2: the twelve Honce plastic bottles and had to find a
Speaker 2: place as soon as I got back in Ohio, and
Speaker 2: then I ordered them and yaha, yeah yeah, and then
Speaker 2: they got delayed because of weather and I just got
Speaker 2: here late Saturday. I finished all the orders on Sunday,
Speaker 2: like I started Sunday. I finished them all Sunday. I
Speaker 2: was just waiting for the bottles. I can go like
Speaker 2: that when it comes to the orders, right, And so
Speaker 2: I had a couple of people asking me because I
Speaker 2: had printed there. I had printed their orders before I left,
Speaker 2: thinking I'd just be coming back with the bottles, get
Speaker 2: them done the very next day, and have them back,
Speaker 2: have them out to Rebecca to package and end.
Speaker 1: And it didn't work out that.
Speaker 2: Way, right, So you know, they expressed their concern. I
Speaker 2: explained to them what happened when I was doing and
Speaker 2: every they're like four or five people. All of them
Speaker 2: have been super cool about it, and they understand. They
Speaker 2: understand that we're a two person operations. You understand that
Speaker 2: shit happens, and they just wanted to make sure that
Speaker 2: there was anything going on.
Speaker 1: Super awesome.
Speaker 2: They weren't telling me that I'm there was this one
Speaker 2: person who one time ordered and it was.
Speaker 1: Probably three months ago.
Speaker 2: They ordered it on a Friday Thursday, and I didn't
Speaker 2: print the order out until well, I didn't print the
Speaker 2: order out yet. By Monday, they were swearing at me
Speaker 2: in an email, where is my product?
Speaker 1: Where is my blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: Okay, so you late Thursday, Friday's one business day. Then
Speaker 2: there's a whole fucking weekend where nobody ships anything. Anyway,
Speaker 2: those days don't count at all towards any time I'm ever,
Speaker 2: no matter what, it does not count.
Speaker 1: And it doesn't Also, you have to take an.
Speaker 2: Into account where you where your magical, magic majestic order
Speaker 2: landed in the pile of other orders that came before you.
Speaker 2: Should I just print it and let it sit there,
Speaker 2: or should I wait until I'm able to address the
Speaker 2: order and then get it out right? So they're thinking Amazon, right,
Speaker 2: this is the Amazon brains that happen here, And they
Speaker 2: were swearing and telling me a frond and all this
Speaker 2: other stuff. I put my money back, like I reave.
Speaker 1: It was like the moment you started swearing, I refunded
Speaker 1: you already. So it's just going to take a process.
Speaker 2: But you don't understand how things work, and you should
Speaker 2: just probably order it from Amazon. Things that you can
Speaker 2: find on Amazon still swear like they were just like irate,
Speaker 2: and it's like those people are triggered psychopaths. They wanted
Speaker 2: it yesterday, they should have ordered it yesterday not And
Speaker 2: there's so many times I get the deadline thing, like
Speaker 2: they'll they'll try to order like three days before Christmas
Speaker 2: and be like, where's my shit now it's un your no, no,
Speaker 2: no no, because I said by the fifteenth. If it's
Speaker 2: not in, it's not going to be here on time
Speaker 2: for Christmas. Just to be safe, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: But anyway, that's just how things roll. But yeah, awesome
Speaker 2: that everybody was so kind and just to throw that
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Speaker 2: where I could just go get them, or the shipping
Speaker 2: from Ohio think about it, the shipping from Ohio to Yuma,
Speaker 2: or the shipping from LA to Yuma. If I don't
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Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: Plus the bottles themselves are double the price.
Speaker 2: So I hope that Ocean's slash Richard's Packaging gets their stuff,
Speaker 2: they get them made in Canada.
Speaker 1: Who the hell?
Speaker 2: Who the hell does what do they produce in Canada?
Speaker 2: Apparently plastic bottles and that's about it. And communism. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you can hopefully you can see that,
Speaker 2: can you?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 2: I had another viewer send me this a while back,
Speaker 2: and it's pretty.
Speaker 1: Do I need to turn off the here? Let me
Speaker 1: turn it off? Hold on? Just how do I shut
Speaker 1: it up? Okay, no, no, just turn the fucking how
Speaker 1: do you turn it off? What's going on? Ah? All right?
Speaker 1: Well it was working for wait till Green Green shut up?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 1: Well, anyway, it's right here. It's in on the back.
Speaker 1: You can see that right there.
Speaker 2: It is the United States Defense Attache Office of Dochambay, Tajikistan.
Speaker 2: Somebody who is in the military sent me this the
Speaker 2: road to do Chambay. Does anybody remember spies like us,
Speaker 2: like you almost told them the exact drop point. So
Speaker 2: there's that one and then this one's from Bucharest. Right
Speaker 2: the back is a scene of a bunch of people
Speaker 2: being impaled, and in the center you see the Marines
Speaker 2: globe with the anchor. I don't I'm trying to not
Speaker 2: tilt it.
Speaker 1: There we go, there we go. I'm getting my cursor
Speaker 1: other way, so you see.
Speaker 2: So that's all nice, little red background, right, and then
Speaker 2: a bunch of people being impaled and says ms Jed
Speaker 2: detachment in Bucharest.
Speaker 1: And then the front is the bulls. There you go.
Speaker 1: Pretty cool. Huh. It's not meant to be placed on anything.
Speaker 2: This is like a medallion type of thing, but it's
Speaker 2: just in a different shape like a bat because it's
Speaker 2: a Bucharest like a Vlad the Impaler with all the
Speaker 2: people impaled.
Speaker 1: Pretty cool.
Speaker 2: Not that what our government does is cool or that
Speaker 2: it's just or that it's nice, but this is pretty cool,
Speaker 2: and it's very cool them to send me those. It's
Speaker 2: pretty awesome that they sent me those. And now you've
Speaker 2: seen them. Okay, what's sudden and finished real quick, and
Speaker 2: then I'll get into the actual talkie.
Speaker 1: Talk and this is gonna be right all right.
Speaker 2: And by the way, now it's eighth eight and I'm
Speaker 2: sure there'll be more people rolling in because the time difference. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and it's already I can already see it happening. The
Speaker 2: time difference is screen people up because of me being
Speaker 2: on a different time zone to just about everybody else.
Speaker 2: And uh that that can weigh on you a little
Speaker 2: bit because now it means I'm starting at seven am
Speaker 2: on the East coast.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: Oh no, so sad? What will I do? I lost
Speaker 1: a subscriber on FTJ Media. My whole day is ruined.
Speaker 1: Now I'm only one twenty two. Oh no, they showed me.
Speaker 1: Oh it stings. It stings so bad. Oh oh ah,
Speaker 1: And it looks like I'm over here on over here
Speaker 1: on kick I have a wlopping three followers. Now that cool?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: All right, wait, hold on, somebody just says something. Wait
Speaker 2: wait all ov.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: A commercial bank lending process is similar to that of
Speaker 4: a thrill and that the receipt of cash from its
Speaker 4: depositors increases both the assets and the deposit liabilities, which
Speaker 4: enables it to make additional loans and investments. This gets
Speaker 4: back into diffractionalized banking.
Speaker 3: We'll talk a little bit more about.
Speaker 4: Also, states banks create new money by depositing I O
Speaker 4: u's promisory notes. Page five says money does not have
Speaker 4: to be intrinsically valuable, or to be issued by government,
Speaker 4: or be in any special form. And what they're talking
Speaker 4: about there is the reason why money doesn't have to
Speaker 4: be in any particular form, is because the promisory note
Speaker 4: is money, just like a check is money.
Speaker 3: This is the cover for that book.
Speaker 4: Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago publication titled two Phases of
Speaker 4: Debt states such newly created funds are in addition to
Speaker 4: the funds that all financial institutions provide in operations. A
Speaker 4: deposit created through lending is a debt that has to
Speaker 4: be paid on demand of the depositor, just the same
Speaker 4: as a debt arising from the customer's deposit of.
Speaker 3: Checks in a bank.
Speaker 4: Depositors balance rise when the depository institution extends credit, either
Speaker 4: by granting a loan two or by buying securities from
Speaker 4: the depositor in exchange for the note or security. The
Speaker 4: lending or investing institution credits to depositors accounts, or gives
Speaker 4: a check that can be deposited and yet another depository
Speaker 4: account at yet another institution. In this case, no one
Speaker 4: loses a deposit. The money supply is increased. New money
Speaker 4: has been brought into an existence. This is the cover
Speaker 4: up Chief Faces of Death. Some highlighted articles out of
Speaker 4: that book again, I'd get it out of the library
Speaker 4: so you can read the whole thing.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, there's only like a bit of minutes left.
Speaker 2: I'm going to start reading the thing I came here
Speaker 2: to do. But since we have this little break here,
Speaker 2: this musical interlude, the price is right, you.
Speaker 1: Know, uh, where are we at?
Speaker 2: Okay, so this is the easiest one for me to
Speaker 2: get to you because I don't have the other one
Speaker 2: pulled up exactly.
Speaker 1: Maybe I can do that.
Speaker 2: Let's see, bump bump, it's gonna you're gonna hear me
Speaker 2: talking for a secon because at the positive.
Speaker 3: There we go.
Speaker 1: Okay, so over here in this chat, what we got
Speaker 1: going on? Nada, nada. I see how it is.
Speaker 2: But yeah, technically I would never have started until now
Speaker 2: because my eight o'clock is now you're seven am, so
Speaker 2: your eight o'clock is not my nine am.
Speaker 1: And it just gets weird. But yeah, over here you
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Speaker 2: these ways that you can support the show that you
Speaker 2: you choose one over the other or whatever. I don't
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Speaker 2: And again I said, if you guys want me to
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Speaker 2: Let's scroll to where I see Europa Right there, Europa
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Speaker 1: Who else does DVD?
Speaker 2: Henry Ford's International jew that is I've read a lot
Speaker 2: of that to you guys already, and I read a
Speaker 2: lot of.
Speaker 1: My so I didn't read the whole thing. It's two volumes.
Speaker 2: I kind of went off on a different tangent when
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Speaker 2: that you've you know, our perception of the world is
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Speaker 2: going to know the code unless you're watching the show
Speaker 2: because I don't have it listed up there for everybody.
Speaker 1: If you're more a previous customer, then you didn't get
Speaker 1: an email from me.
Speaker 2: And if you weren't a previous customer within the last
Speaker 2: eight months, you didn't get an email for me because
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Speaker 2: Let's see, I have to go through a whole other
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Speaker 1: Look at that clil silver, black, Cuman seed. This is
Speaker 1: all that good stuff. All right. That was our interlude.
Speaker 1: Now you've seen it, now you know what to do.
Speaker 2: It's support the show, get yourself good stuff for Christmas
Speaker 2: for your families.
Speaker 1: So YadA, YadA, YadA, hot sauce and all that crap.
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Speaker 2: Oh that's the thing I have to download to.
Speaker 1: Put the plug in for ovias.
Speaker 2: And yes, today probably I'm gonna bite the bullet and
Speaker 2: just go ahead and try to do hold on, I'm
Speaker 2: trying to get back to here, yeah, and try to
Speaker 2: do the.
Speaker 1: Bios.
Speaker 2: I think I'm just gonna run with it. I'm not
Speaker 2: going to try to bring it to someone. I'm confident.
Speaker 2: I know, I know I did it right. I'm pretty
Speaker 2: sure und recent, but the bios part might be something
Speaker 2: I need help with. So I gotta watch a video.
Speaker 2: And that's what it's been dragging me, because I'm like,
Speaker 2: which video was I watching?
Speaker 1: Did I save it? Okay?
Speaker 2: I have fifteen accounts for fucking YouTube. Which one was
Speaker 2: I watching it on at the time? And is it
Speaker 2: still saved? Or did I bring it over to Brave
Speaker 2: Browser because I was sick of watching all the stupid
Speaker 2: commercials on my phone.
Speaker 1: Lots of questions.
Speaker 2: So I don't even know where that video is, but
Speaker 2: I gotta find it so I can watch it. See
Speaker 2: what because if that particular motherboard, I need to actually
Speaker 2: update the bios and it's gonna be a pain in
Speaker 2: the butt. Probably maybe not, I don't know. Yes, that's
Speaker 2: what I said yes to earlier, but now I'll just
Speaker 2: see it.
Speaker 1: Where's my brand? All weird up?
Speaker 3: Old?
Speaker 1: I let's see, but let me see what it looks
Speaker 1: like when I do this though. Does it change it? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I kinda. I don't like that one though, Let's just
Speaker 1: something different classic?
Speaker 2: Oh, that's huge, huge, it's a little on the big side.
Speaker 2: What do you think with minimals like that?
Speaker 1: Block? What else? The gat from me?
Speaker 3: Bro?
Speaker 1: Why isn't it go any further? Shipeg? What the fuck?
Speaker 1: Hold on? Am I stuck with that?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 1: What happened up a bitch? I liked that?
Speaker 2: But with this, but it is kind of land right
Speaker 2: that you have to like theme it out like all
Speaker 2: sorts of why don't let me go further? That's weird anyway?
Speaker 2: So those are the four things you can do like that,
Speaker 2: like that, like that.
Speaker 1: That one's all right? Now?
Speaker 2: See if I like the way my name is spilled, No,
Speaker 2: it sucks that big space right there?
Speaker 1: But what is that? That's dog shit? Better? Like this
Speaker 1: with the yeah all day?
Speaker 2: So the other thing makes it minimal because you can't
Speaker 2: just pick one thing for the other thing and the
Speaker 2: other thing or the other No, and I can go
Speaker 2: like this to make it smaller. I we have this
Speaker 2: long standing joke in the house like I can't stand
Speaker 2: yeah tworking thing. So I had tworking Abolitionist as my
Speaker 2: as my title instead of the ball busters here. But
Speaker 2: then they're like you you are an abolitionist who towerks
Speaker 2: I'm like, no, I'm a no, no, that's not what
Speaker 2: I meant tworking abolitions. I want to abolish tworking. Not
Speaker 2: I'm a abolitionist who tworks, because it could be read
Speaker 2: the same way, right, that'd be.
Speaker 1: Weird, as is everything I just said. Pretty weird.
Speaker 2: Oep motherfucker, just bring me to the fucking all right,
Speaker 2: all right, here we are. So this is La Waddell,
Speaker 2: doctor Ellie Waddell. This is coming out in I believe
Speaker 2: it was nineteen thirty. Yeah, let's go with that. Nineteen thirty.
Speaker 2: Let's see, isn't it. Yeah, nineteen thirty and this one
Speaker 2: was nineteen twenty nine. Makers of civilization and.
Speaker 1: Raci and history. Okay.
Speaker 2: The heroic or epic poem has capped evated the popular
Speaker 2: mind at every climb and age, and more, especially when,
Speaker 2: as in the present case, it sings of epoch making
Speaker 2: deeds of daring that have been that have really happened
Speaker 2: in the.
Speaker 1: Career of heroes of one's own race or nation.
Speaker 2: Thus, the fascinating odd British epic of King Arthur and
Speaker 2: his Knights and fair ladies has enjoyed enhance the vogue
Speaker 2: in Britain, Brittany and the continent since it was modernized
Speaker 2: by Jeffrey of Monmouth and Wace in the Anglo Norman
Speaker 2: in the twelfth century, and it's later taken up by
Speaker 2: link Lamin, Schaucer, Mallory, Spencer, Dryden, Wordsworth, Tennyson and other
Speaker 2: romancing bards on the lines of medieval chivalry and whops
Speaker 2: errant Knight errand Errantry and it is and its popular
Speaker 2: hero are patriotically represented as having been a famous ancient
Speaker 2: king of Britain and world emperor, and his red cross
Speaker 2: and Holy Grail tradition adapted to the Christian legend, adapted
Speaker 2: and I listen to that, adapted to.
Speaker 1: The Christian legend.
Speaker 2: It wasn't the cross wasn't because it was indicative to
Speaker 2: a Christian anything. No, the cross was adapted by Christians.
Speaker 2: So take that and put the put a pin in that,
Speaker 2: because you can be like, no, trust me, trust me.
Speaker 2: Put the other pin in your throat if that's what
Speaker 2: your reaction was. Of the other great popular epics of
Speaker 2: north east northwestern Europe, the best known is the relatively
Speaker 2: modern national epic of the Finns, the Kalavela, the Haunting
Speaker 2: me of which was borrowed by Longfellow for his Hiawatha,
Speaker 2: and notwithstanding the primitive simplicity of his composition, it has
Speaker 2: been classed by several modern authorities alongside the half dozen
Speaker 2: or so Great World epics such as the finished artistic
Speaker 2: masterpieces of Homer's come On Iliad and Odyssey, Virgil's Eneid,
Speaker 2: Dan Dante's Divine Comedy, Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered, Spencer's Fairy Queen,
Speaker 2: and Milton's Paradise Loss and Paradise Regaine, not to mention
Speaker 2: the bulky Mahabarata developed by.
Speaker 1: The Hindus strange to say, an.
Speaker 2: Immeasurably older, grander, and more important epic of Free Christian
Speaker 2: Northwestern Europe than the Finnish one, and now disclosed to
Speaker 2: be the essentially, to be essentially of British heritage, and
Speaker 2: containing the earlier and hitherto unknown historical versions of King
Speaker 2: Arthur and Grail legend, the Fairy Queen, Paradise Loss and
Speaker 2: the Real Golden Bough legends, has for centuries been lying
Speaker 2: mutilated and all unrecognized as an epic in one great
Speaker 2: consistent epic, the Great Heritage is now, after a sleep
Speaker 2: of many centuries, recovered reconstructed and resurrected in these pages
Speaker 2: in its original form from the jumbled and disjointed manuscripts
Speaker 2: of its score or so of ancient lays as current
Speaker 2: in Dark Ages by about the ninth century AD or earlier,
Speaker 2: and hitherto collectively known as the Eeda over the poetical Eda.
Speaker 2: It is now disclosed to be the glorious epic of
Speaker 2: a whore tradition of our Britain ancestors of the pre
Speaker 2: Christian period that had been sung a down the ages
Speaker 2: to be gathered to the gathered crowds of Britain kinsmen
Speaker 2: on festival days, firing their imagination, inspiring them with hope
Speaker 2: and thrilling their souls with the mighty deeds performed by
Speaker 2: their first ancestral king in procuring them and the modern
Speaker 2: world at large the blessings of civilized life. Who brought civilization?
Speaker 2: Exactly who brought culture?
Speaker 1: Uh huh?
Speaker 2: And based as it is upon the genuine historical tradition
Speaker 2: of the rise of civilization, uniquely handed down in writing
Speaker 2: through the centuries, it is of worldwide as well as.
Speaker 1: British interest and historical importance.
Speaker 2: It celebrates the establishment of the civilization in the early
Speaker 2: World by the Nordic, by our Nordic ancestors, the forebears
Speaker 2: of the Britons, over five thousand years ago, with the
Speaker 2: institution of civilized government, settled domestic and national life, free
Speaker 2: parliamentary institutions, and industrialism on much the same model as
Speaker 2: has continued down to the present day, apart from mechanized developments.
Speaker 1: So they think.
Speaker 2: It discloses the manuscripts of our civilization and the indomitable
Speaker 2: personalities and names of its consummately gifted originators. It vividly
Speaker 2: describes the stirring struggles of its fair complexioned Titanic heroes
Speaker 2: of Gothic breed against the ravaging lawless hordes. Listen to
Speaker 2: this ravaging lawless hordes of primitive, savage, dusky cave dwellers
Speaker 2: of the Old World, steeped in debasing superstition and incited
Speaker 2: and led by their vicious wizard priests. What I've been
Speaker 2: talking about with the priestcraft? What is my book called?
Speaker 2: What is my book called?
Speaker 1: Priest Craft Beyond Babylon? Get it? Get the book. It's
Speaker 1: on my lipsite. And weird.
Speaker 2: Wizard priests and weird, we're just like Sorcerer. Maybe feminine
Speaker 2: of the widespread cult of the Serpent Dragon, with its
Speaker 2: dark sorcery and cruel human and animal sacrifices, and who
Speaker 2: furiously oppose the rise. Listen to this, furiously opposed the
Speaker 2: rise of ordered civilis civilized government with its benign Now
Speaker 2: this is now they're talking about the benign part. They're
Speaker 2: talking about the civilized government that came with our Nordic ancestors,
Speaker 2: with its benign sun worship and abolition of blood sacrifice.
Speaker 1: They would we didn't do that shit. Guess who did.
Speaker 1: The cal D's the fucking people who now call themselves Jews.
Speaker 2: But that's not what they even fucking are. That's another
Speaker 2: that's another fucking smoke, screen man. And none of this
Speaker 2: has anything to do with race. It has to do
Speaker 2: with the cult. That's what binds them. And these people
Speaker 2: who go around thinking that they're you know, they're Binnacles
Speaker 2: and the tumultus. They all believe in their own bullshit.
Speaker 2: They don't know what they're doing is being manipulated into
Speaker 2: serving this cult. Only the people who are in the
Speaker 2: fucking atheistic cult side of things, the bankers, the rothschilds,
Speaker 2: these types of people who the you know, the the
Speaker 2: eyes wise shutters of the of the freaking world.
Speaker 1: Those are the ones who actually know who who you know.
Speaker 2: They're deceiving even them, you know, because that's not what
Speaker 2: they're into. They're into this shit that I just said,
Speaker 2: this Moon cult, Serpent, Dragon, also Wolf, and we'll get
Speaker 2: into how this applies to Rome and how Rome and
Speaker 2: Jew are not any different than one another. And anybody
Speaker 2: who talks and spoke out against the Jews quote unquote
Speaker 2: that didn't even have a name back then, who spoke
Speaker 2: out against them as being this or that from Rome, well, sorry, buddy,
Speaker 2: but your entire freaking place was controlled by that because
Speaker 2: they were the same.
Speaker 1: They were of that cult. So suck it.
Speaker 2: The thrilling Adventures don't. So don't act like the Roman
Speaker 2: was having this fuck off. That's that's your bullshit history.
Speaker 2: The Thrilling Adventures and Exploits of the heroes of Uh,
Speaker 2: The thrilling adventures and exploits of the heroes both propic.
Speaker 1: What the fuck is wrong with me? All right?
Speaker 3: Sorry?
Speaker 2: The thrilling Adventures of the exploits of the heroes, both
Speaker 2: protagonists and antagonists, are no less full of dramatic pathos
Speaker 2: and passion comedy and tragedy, courage and devotion, humor, grim
Speaker 2: and otherwise, sportsmanship and silverry, melodrama and villainy than modern
Speaker 2: romantic fiction.
Speaker 1: And it has its hair rowins and its love interests.
Speaker 1: I feel like I've been reading this before.
Speaker 2: Hitherto, he says that a lot it bothers me sometimes hitherto.
Speaker 2: The confused heap of disordered and disjointed lays and their fragments,
Speaker 2: known as the Edda or poetic Eta, has been universally
Speaker 2: supposed to be merely a mischievous collection of lays and
Speaker 2: legends of Scandinavian gods, excuse me and heroes, and the
Speaker 2: individual lays regarded as separate entities. And whilst the Ada
Speaker 2: complex is now proudly cherished by the Scandinavians, who rescued
Speaker 2: its numerous ancient manuscripts from the remote fastness of Iceland
Speaker 2: shortly after the introduction of Christianity to the Alta Thuli,
Speaker 2: it has, presumably owing to its supposed foreign character, been
Speaker 2: pperatively unknown to the educated general reader in England, though
Speaker 2: from its obvious intrinsic literary importance as a noble ancient
Speaker 2: Nordic classic of the Dark Ages. Quote unquote intimately related
Speaker 2: to early English literature and poetry. The Eda poems have
Speaker 2: been noticed at considerable length by the late Professor W. P.
Speaker 2: Kerr of Oxford, who thinks of them, who thinks them
Speaker 2: the noblest work of the Northern Faith.
Speaker 1: In the current.
Speaker 2: Belief that they were allegorical, and that the most grudging.
Speaker 1: Pedant might be.
Speaker 2: Forced to acknowledge the technical skill of the rhetoric the
Speaker 2: so called hold. The so called Scandinavian gods of the Eda, however,
Speaker 2: are always strictly human heroes, right strictly human heroes, subject
Speaker 2: to death, and nowhere supernatural. They were only deified or canonized,
Speaker 2: as we shall see in later mythology long after their death,
Speaker 2: on account of their great benefactions to the Aryan or
Speaker 2: Nordic race and mankind in general, and writing the human
Speaker 2: wrongs of the old world stopping out this freaking moon
Speaker 2: cult is what they're trying to say. They were, moreover,
Speaker 2: equally the deified heroes or gods of the ancient Britons
Speaker 2: and the Anglo Saxons, with the same identical names, legends,
Speaker 2: and functions as in Scandinavia, the Scandinavians being of the
Speaker 2: same kindred racial stock as the Britains and Anglo Saxons,
Speaker 2: with radical affinity in their language, writing, and community, in
Speaker 2: their pre pre Christian religion and legendary tradition, which, by
Speaker 2: the way, were always told that, oh, these pieces of
Speaker 2: garbage who gave us the Torah are the ones who
Speaker 2: brought monotheism, and YadA YadA, yeaha no, no, no, they
Speaker 2: are a lying sack of cult haha. Everything that they
Speaker 2: do is a deception. They've adopted, co opted and stolen
Speaker 2: our history. And then they also have the audacity to
Speaker 2: hide it in another.
Speaker 1: Sun worship cult.
Speaker 2: Or many other ones where they were still that their
Speaker 2: own stupid moon colt underneath it. But to take away
Speaker 2: the purity of the true Sun cult if you want
Speaker 2: to call it that cult, I guess it is what
Speaker 2: it's called. Knowing that there's a benevolent creator and looking
Speaker 2: at the sun and saying, wow, that's a pretty good
Speaker 2: example of what the creator can create. And it does
Speaker 2: give life because it gives heat, and it gives rise
Speaker 2: to crops, it gives you know, all the wonderful things
Speaker 2: that we have here.
Speaker 1: On this planet.
Speaker 2: Let's look at that and venerate it, knowing that that
Speaker 2: is what we associate one of the highest achievements of
Speaker 2: our God.
Speaker 1: That's what they did.
Speaker 2: Okay, It was a benevolent creator, and it was a single,
Speaker 2: you know, monotheistic thing. And then came up and then
Speaker 2: and then they encountered this cult that was killing people
Speaker 2: all the time and torturing people and having all kinds
Speaker 2: of doing, all kinds of sorcery, and they were repulsed
Speaker 2: by them. And this is where this ed comes into play.
Speaker 1: Woden.
Speaker 2: We'll just go ahead and continue to talk. I'll let
Speaker 2: them introduce this as it goes. But you gotta understand,
Speaker 2: this is the core. This is the root of not
Speaker 2: only us as the kings of the King of Samaria
Speaker 2: being thor, but also the kldi's or the things that
Speaker 2: are calling themselves Jews these days, something that they a
Speaker 2: term that they made up on a fucking vapor and
Speaker 2: was applied to them, not not during the time in
Speaker 2: any of this stuff happening. So when everybody says, oh,
Speaker 2: the Romans quoted this as being the Jews, well who.
Speaker 1: The fuck call them the Jews?
Speaker 3: Back?
Speaker 1: Then?
Speaker 2: You got you got your your your ship A little
Speaker 2: little crooked there, buddy. How accurate can that statement of
Speaker 2: what these people you claim said what they said, when
Speaker 2: people will also say, say Jesus said this.
Speaker 1: Jesus didn't say anything that's in that book.
Speaker 2: No, nothing that happened in the Torah or the New
Speaker 2: Testaments of any of any if they got anything right,
Speaker 2: that it would be it was by accident. Thus, for example,
Speaker 2: four of the leading deified heroes and heroines of the
Speaker 2: Yeda still give their names to our current days of
Speaker 2: the week from Tuesday to Friday. Your faith in history
Speaker 2: and your faith in these books, and what's the problem.
Speaker 2: And that's why we're all being murdered at the moment,
Speaker 2: because we just accept things as being from an authority
Speaker 2: without questioning it. Oh yeah, whoa, I mean, they're the
Speaker 2: they're the authority in religion. They're the experts over here
Speaker 2: in the sarigans. So there must be viruses. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: safe and effective. Sounds excellent because they said so. So
Speaker 2: how could they lie? I mean they told us, uh huh,
Speaker 2: same cult.
Speaker 1: You guys are too easy. Some people are way too easy.
Speaker 2: It's way too easy to fool you just by dressing
Speaker 2: something up in a certain way and saying, hey, look
Speaker 2: this is the expert and this is what they say, unquestionable.
Speaker 1: Now put a robe on that guy, have him read from.
Speaker 2: This fucked up book, and then uh, that'll be That'll
Speaker 2: be the decree of God. Sure, it's kind of it's
Speaker 2: kind of an insult to God to think that that's true.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 2: Thus, for example, four of the leading deified heroes and
Speaker 2: heroines of Eda still give their names to our current
Speaker 2: days of the week from Tuesday to Friday. The three
Speaker 2: chief ed or Edich hero is, namely Thor, his invincible
Speaker 2: warrior son Teo or Tiazzi, and Woden, give us, respectively,
Speaker 2: the names of our Tuesday Anglo Saxon, Wednesday and Thursday,
Speaker 2: and Friday serves. The name of Thor's heroic queen Freya
Speaker 2: or Frieda of the Edda and not of Frigu of
Speaker 2: the Virago, wife of voiden As was adopted by later
Speaker 2: Anglo Saxons well okay, Whiles, the first day of the week, Sunday,
Speaker 2: was named after the luminary, which was worshiped by Thor
Speaker 2: and his Goths in the Edda as the light of
Speaker 2: the world.
Speaker 1: Oh does that sound familiar? I am the light of
Speaker 1: the world. Where do you think they stole this ship from?
Speaker 2: When they made their book their book of deception, so
Speaker 2: that the cult was actually in control of three different
Speaker 2: flavors of your basket Robin's religions, and by which they
Speaker 2: were able to play the others off of one another.
Speaker 2: And all the while you're worshiping their cult not knowing it.
Speaker 1: Isn't that cute? Isn't that cute that you're worshiping a.
Speaker 2: Cannibalistic, child sacrificing, bloody death cult and you're thinking that
Speaker 2: it's somehow supreme and sublime and oh my God and Jesus,
Speaker 2: and what happened.
Speaker 1: To that guy?
Speaker 2: It didn't treat him very nice today? Why because it's mockery.
Speaker 2: Because they're rubbing it in your face and you're still
Speaker 2: not getting it. That's this, I mean, it took me
Speaker 2: a while.
Speaker 1: I get it. It's crazy shit. But whatever, they control
Speaker 1: the story.
Speaker 2: And then they'll be like, oh, we hate Christians, wink wink,
Speaker 2: we hate Christians, wink wink. We need them though, we
Speaker 2: need them to push us over the goal line. The
Speaker 2: light of the world and the kind and the kindler
Speaker 2: of life in this world an idea which is still
Speaker 2: held by modern scientists and religionists. The substantial identity also
Speaker 2: of the language of the Eda with early English, is
Speaker 2: disclosed in the faithful Literal English translation of that epic,
Speaker 2: now given for the first time in the present work.
Speaker 2: That the Edda in its existing medieval version was composed
Speaker 2: in Britain is now admitted by the leading authorities on
Speaker 2: the language of the x in Scandinavia as well as Britain,
Speaker 2: as detailed in the note was I'm sorry I.
Speaker 1: Touched something God forbid.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: Let's see.
Speaker 2: Detailed in a note on the Home of a at
Speaker 2: A in appendix, where also is summarized the new evidence
Speaker 2: from many other directions for the British origin of the
Speaker 2: epic and for the British custody of the ancient ancestral
Speaker 2: tradition upon which it is based. The leading heroes of
Speaker 2: the Eda are regularly called therein Goths. Okay, so here's
Speaker 2: the thing. I had a couple of people who are
Speaker 2: not very educated. Uh, because they don't know something doesn't
Speaker 2: mean you attack the sisters the information first, You go
Speaker 2: and see if you can find and look up any
Speaker 2: of this information before you start attacking the person who
Speaker 2: says it. Because I said Sumerian kings first ones were Goths,
Speaker 2: And they said.
Speaker 1: How the blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
Speaker 1: blah blah, goss blah blah blah blah blah, how do
Speaker 1: you stay, you stupid blah blah blah. I'm like, okay, well,
Speaker 1: I mean it's all out there. They were, they were.
Speaker 1: They were Goths, which means they were Dorsmen, which means
Speaker 1: that they were Arians. Oh not Semitics.
Speaker 2: Yes, suck it, sorry, buddy, in your everything's Jewish, fucking
Speaker 2: retarded view of life. If it's if it was an
Speaker 2: achievement that benefited to mankind, trust me, it wasn't those
Speaker 2: people who did it.
Speaker 1: It wasn't.
Speaker 2: It wasn't this cult, this Chaldean freaking moon cult pretending
Speaker 2: to be Judaism or Abrahamic death cult that it is
Speaker 2: now The leading heroes of the Eeda regularly called therein Goths.
Speaker 2: Whilst the scene of the Edda is conclusively located in
Speaker 2: Asia Minor, centering at Troy and Cappadocia, the traditional home
Speaker 2: of Saint George of Mary Island with his Red Cross,
Speaker 2: who also gave his name to our Great Western Waterway
Speaker 2: of the early Britain. Saint George's canal and his cross
Speaker 2: became the Admiral's flag of the British Navy and for
Speaker 2: and was for long the badge of every English soldier.
Speaker 2: The Runic or Gothic type of writing, which is referred
Speaker 2: to in the Edda and in the form of which
Speaker 2: the Edic texts are written, is found at the earlier period,
Speaker 2: at an earlier period in Britain.
Speaker 1: Than in Scandinavia.
Speaker 2: Oh that's well, then there's definitely Britain's if it's earlier there,
Speaker 2: and Runic monuments significantly are entirely absent in Germany, for
Speaker 2: which some of the EDA lays have been acclaimed, while
Speaker 2: is common in Britain and found also insights outside the
Speaker 2: Viking area. The mixed Runic and Old Gothic or Old
Speaker 2: English black letter writing of what the stop moving.
Speaker 1: Lunch?
Speaker 2: Or Old Gothic or Old English black letter writing of
Speaker 2: the oldest existing EDA texts in their vellums or parchments
Speaker 2: is almost indistinguishable from the current in England. In the
Speaker 2: reign of Henry the first eleven thirty five, the early
Speaker 2: Britons also were Goths. Okay, let's just state that as
Speaker 2: a statement in and of itselfs The early Britons also
Speaker 2: were Goths got it, as I have demonstrated in formal works,
Speaker 2: and their language was British Gothic. The Custodian Ship therefore,
Speaker 2: by the Britons of the heroic ancestral Edic tradition of
Speaker 2: the Goths was only natural. The British Custodian Ship also
Speaker 2: confirms the old tradition of Jeffrey of Monmouth that Britain
Speaker 2: was colonized by King Brutus and his Britons from Troy
Speaker 2: in Asia Minor by way of the Mediterranean about eleven
Speaker 2: three BC, a tradition which I have fully established by
Speaker 2: historical evidence in previous works. The currency therefore of the
Speaker 2: edic poems in Britain during the so called Dark Ages,
Speaker 2: which included the period of King Alfred, affords an earlier
Speaker 2: instance of what Shelley proudly sings, posey Posey's unfailing river
Speaker 2: which threw al beyond winds forever, winds forever. Sorry, you
Speaker 2: can't tell that until you read it right, Posey's unfailing
Speaker 2: river which through albiyond winds forever. And it is in
Speaker 2: keeping with Professor Kerr's conclusion that it was the Gothic influence,
Speaker 2: which took a leading part in the formation of the
Speaker 2: modern Western European literature, in reference to its essential differences
Speaker 2: from the Latin. Indeed, the vastly remote currency of Aryan
Speaker 2: or early Gothic words in Britain might have been suspected
Speaker 2: from what we know of how the poet of how
Speaker 2: poetic associations become attached and cling to words through long usage,
Speaker 2: and that the rapid and enormous progress in literature with
Speaker 2: the revival of letters and the word magic that characterizes
Speaker 2: the best poetry of Shakespeare and Milton and have been
Speaker 2: and doe to doing a hitherto unsuspected a degree to
Speaker 2: the long life and world prevalence of the Aryan language,
Speaker 2: which resulted from the enterprise of the arians ends or
Speaker 2: Samarians the area. Listen how he's saying the Aryans or
Speaker 2: you can just call them Samarians.
Speaker 1: Okay, So there you have it.
Speaker 2: People who said they're not goss and that they're not Aryans,
Speaker 2: and the Samarian king for blah blah blah blah, don't know,
Speaker 2: don't know, but they'll argue you to death because you know,
Speaker 2: the Jews told us that this is our history.
Speaker 1: So it must be true how the Eda texts appear.
Speaker 1: So this is what we're doing.
Speaker 2: We're taking down all the bullshit of the history that
Speaker 2: they've fed us that make us subjugated to them. How
Speaker 2: convenient is the simple fact that they claim that there
Speaker 2: are this thing which I can prove to you. They
Speaker 2: don't even believe that on the higher levels. But they
Speaker 2: have a bunch of dupes who believe in their Torah,
Speaker 2: They believe in their their their Talmud and their and Kabbaba.
Speaker 1: But that doesn't mean anything.
Speaker 2: That doesn't make them a race because they all believe
Speaker 2: the same bullshit. That's not how races work. Okay, they're
Speaker 2: mixed multitude of a bunch of ship bags. And these
Speaker 2: ship bags originated as this fucking Chaldean cult who was
Speaker 2: at odds from the very beginning, who wanted to murder
Speaker 2: the Arians then and wanted to murder to them now,
Speaker 2: who wanted to murder the Goths then, and who wanted
Speaker 2: to murder us now? Who want the Germanic people and
Speaker 2: who want to murder us now, and who are doing
Speaker 2: so especially with their allopathy and their bullshit wars. So
Speaker 2: let's let's let's let's peel off the bullshit. Let's take
Speaker 2: this wallpaper, this this thin veneer of crap that they've
Speaker 2: painted over the top or put over the top of
Speaker 2: our of our history, of our achievements and our accomplishments,
Speaker 2: so that we realize we don't owe them shit. They've
Speaker 2: only brought destruction ever, ever, in their entire history, only
Speaker 2: brought destruction, death, decay, depravity, decadence, All the the most
Speaker 2: the worst parts of humanity have been personified by these motherfuckers. Okay,
Speaker 2: and they're gonna they're gonna walk around with this hoity
Speaker 2: toity freaking uh superior false census superiority over us and
Speaker 2: tell us that we owe them for everything because they
Speaker 2: were the makers of civilization. They brought civilization to the world.
Speaker 2: They brought law and order. They didn't bring shit. They
Speaker 2: destroyed that every place they could. And let's get the
Speaker 2: fucking record straight.
Speaker 1: Now. How the editects appear to have become lost.
Speaker 2: In Britain and preserved in the remote, inaccessible, frozen fastness
Speaker 2: of inhospitable Iceland is referred to in the appendix, the
Speaker 2: main cause being the notorious wholesale destruction of the ancient
Speaker 2: Britain manuscripts stigmatized as pagan by the fanatical early Christian
Speaker 2: missionaries in Britain. Okay, who were the original Christians fucking
Speaker 2: whatever that you want to call a Jew a Jew,
Speaker 2: They became the pope's, the priest, blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: So don't tell me that this wasn't a Roman thing.
Speaker 1: They wanted to destroy the Aryan and they did so
Speaker 1: by this.
Speaker 2: Why would they want to do that, you ask, because
Speaker 2: why would they want to.
Speaker 1: Destroy their history? Because it's not their history.
Speaker 2: They are freaking descendants from this shit fucker cult, Okay.
Speaker 2: And this is why when you say Christian and you think, oh,
Speaker 2: they have this one impression of what it means. They
Speaker 2: were created to be a wrecking ball for what they
Speaker 2: considered pagan, which is actually some of it was monotheistic,
Speaker 2: as we can see right now sun worship, and then
Speaker 2: they had the audacity to also bastardize that and also
Speaker 2: use sun worship as another cover of theirs, because all
Speaker 2: they do is this cult wears shields. Judaism is one
Speaker 2: of them. And they went underground after they got their
Speaker 2: asses handed to them by the Aryans in Samaria in
Speaker 2: Cappadocia by thor by Kin who is his son, and
Speaker 2: everything's slipped around and inverted there too. They went underground,
Speaker 2: and that's where you get these the secret society bullshit
Speaker 2: in this preestcraft.
Speaker 1: That's where it all originates from.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's why they used the stupid freaking Babylonian calendar
Speaker 2: right in the in the the Anadiluvian calendar or whatever
Speaker 2: it is, whatever the hell it's called uh in Alusian
Speaker 2: calendar in Freemasonry, because it's because of this is when
Speaker 2: their origins began. When they got their asses stomped by
Speaker 2: Gothic slash arians who put them in their place and
Speaker 2: who liberated a very happy, grateful people who sometimes were
Speaker 2: called dwarf because they weren't as tall as them, but
Speaker 2: not because they had fucking point in years or anything
Speaker 2: like that. That was all added later. That was all
Speaker 2: bastardization over time. How the edit texts appear to have
Speaker 2: become lost in Britain and preserved the remote in accessible,
Speaker 2: but we are so that it stigmatized as pagan. So
Speaker 2: these people ran to some place like Iceland and hid
Speaker 2: this shit. Because the freaking psychotic cult who now calls
Speaker 2: themselves Christian and was comprised of another layer of them,
Speaker 2: which they apparently were called Jews. It's the same fucking
Speaker 2: cult though, taking on and putting on different masks throughout history.
Speaker 2: And the Romans are part of this shit. And I'll
Speaker 2: explain to that, and we'll get into that as we
Speaker 2: go through this. How I can prove that it can
Speaker 2: be seen pagan by the fanatical early Christian missionaries of
Speaker 2: Britain destroying our own history. But those Christians, again, remember,
Speaker 2: are from that cloth iceland where the Eda tech were
Speaker 2: discovered in the eleventh century AD, and now in Danish
Speaker 2: Province since thirteen eighty four, derived its writing and its
Speaker 2: earliest colonists from Britain and Ireland. It first appears in
Speaker 2: history as visited by a party of Irish scott hermits
Speaker 2: of the Coldi or Khalidi order with their wives and
Speaker 2: families about eighty seven ninety five, and they appear to
Speaker 2: have found no inhabitants there. Other parties of these hermits
Speaker 2: and he breeds he brides pirates settled at intervals until
Speaker 2: eighteen seventy until until eight seventy four, when the island
Speaker 2: was first permanently colnized by larger numbers of refugees from
Speaker 2: the Hervides and Orkney, along with Norsemen from Orkney and
Speaker 2: Norway who raided the Rvides and Orkney. And these immigrants
Speaker 2: found Irish books quote unquote, it says the Coldise, a
Speaker 2: married Christian sect in northern Britain and regarded as pre Columbian,
Speaker 2: with headquarters at Saint Andrews, and diffused over the west
Speaker 2: of Scotland, and ebys formed a settlement in Orkney, DA.
Speaker 2: That's not that important, so it says Irish books. Among
Speaker 2: the people they founded there a small commonwealth or republic
Speaker 2: into which Christianity was introduced about the beginning of the
Speaker 2: eleventh century eighty Christianity. Christianity was a tool to destroy
Speaker 2: history and in the past and the true past. And
Speaker 2: it was a very jade up oi evade tool, indeed,
Speaker 2: wielded by Rome, and wielded by the who were the first,
Speaker 2: who were the first popes, who were the first freaking
Speaker 2: priests of it. Come on man, come on man, And
Speaker 2: they were all again, this damn Cole, this Saturn and
Speaker 2: moon Colt bullshit they founded there A small comment I
Speaker 2: said that fortunately for us, the patriotic Icelandic farmer who
Speaker 2: studied for a law for a time at Paris, Simon's
Speaker 2: son of Sigfis and surnamed the Learned. According to the
Speaker 2: reports of many later Icelandic writers, collected into a winter
Speaker 2: one bundle a scattered the scattered floating manuscript of individual
Speaker 2: at a Lais current in his time and dating to
Speaker 2: the tenth or ninth centuries or earlier. That collection was
Speaker 2: called by later icelanders Simon's at A or at a Semunder,
Speaker 2: and a copy of it on a parchment on parchment
Speaker 2: sheet dating from the twelfth or thirteenth century, was brought
Speaker 2: to into Iceland in the seventeenth century and is now
Speaker 2: enshrined in the Royal Library at Copenhangen and is known
Speaker 2: as the Codex Regius.
Speaker 1: It contains only.
Speaker 2: The tech of the chief Lays, without any title, and
Speaker 2: it does not mention either Siman's name or ata, a
Speaker 2: word which seems to seems first applied to its collection
Speaker 2: only about the middle of the seventeenth century, and on
Speaker 2: the supposed meaning of that name seel blah.
Speaker 1: Blah, we'll do that later.
Speaker 2: Much regrettable confusion in the title for this collection of
Speaker 2: the Edda poems by Simon, which forms the only true Eda,
Speaker 2: has lately been introduced by European writers, calling this collection
Speaker 2: the elder Eda or the poetic Eda, in order to
Speaker 2: distinguish these poems from a prose fantastic mythological fairy tale
Speaker 2: and Icelandic vernacular concocted from some of the atlas about
Speaker 2: a century after Simon by an Icelander of Norse ancestry
Speaker 2: named Snorri sturlasen as Snorri, an unscrupulous, freebooting adventure and
Speaker 2: writer of Saga's on the Icelandic on the iceland chiefs
Speaker 2: of his time and their ancestors sites sorries.
Speaker 1: Sorry, I mean to say sites. It did say sites.
Speaker 1: It's not cities. Sites.
Speaker 2: In his tale or romance, many extracts from Edla's. He
Speaker 2: has referred to by later Icelanders as having put together
Speaker 2: the Edda and his vernacular tale, becoming popular amongst the
Speaker 2: Icelanders and better known at than the Edda itself, the
Speaker 2: language of which was scarcely intelligible to these Icelanders. To
Speaker 2: these Islanders, his tale laterally came to be known there
Speaker 2: as Eda, at a period when that title was supposed
Speaker 2: to denote any old mythological tale. So it's not mythological,
Speaker 2: so it's not a fucking Edda. Hence, modern European writers
Speaker 2: on the Eda, who all have credulously accepted Snorri's tale,
Speaker 2: along with his fantastic mythological speculations and his misapplied title
Speaker 2: of Eda, termed his tale Snorri's Eda or the Younger
Speaker 2: Edda or pro Eda.
Speaker 1: But we shall find that Snorri's fictitious tale is no
Speaker 1: edit at all, and that his.
Speaker 2: Purported translations of the Eda extracts which he cites so
Speaker 2: often completely tri so often completely travesty. The sense of
Speaker 2: his texts has to show that he did not understand
Speaker 2: many of the critical words in the Eeda, which are
Speaker 2: British and non Icelandic. His purported translations and interpretations abound
Speaker 2: with absurd perversions and inconsistencies and extravagant anachronisms. Thus he
Speaker 2: makes Wodin to be lineal descendant of King Thor in
Speaker 2: the eighteenth So this is where the mistakes are happening, right,
Speaker 2: and this is what we still believe. Now, Woden was
Speaker 2: not even associated. He was the fucking demon's psychopath, right, Okay,
Speaker 2: he was the guy.
Speaker 1: He was the bad guy.
Speaker 2: Woden is not odin Thor is oldin It's the same
Speaker 2: goddamn name, different title, Okay, woulden to be descendant of
Speaker 2: Thor in the eighteenth general generation removed by arbitrarily stringing
Speaker 2: together mere titles of Thor and his son as separate personages. Right,
Speaker 2: And this notwithstanding that the Edda proper everywhere makes Thor
Speaker 2: a contemporary of Woden and very much his junior, and
Speaker 2: no blood relation of Wooden at all.
Speaker 1: And that's the truth.
Speaker 2: Yet, the excitations by Snorri of Stanzas from the Edda
Speaker 2: are important in confirming that the that old text from
Speaker 2: the other manuscript's copies, and it is significant where.
Speaker 1: Did it go.
Speaker 2: That even Snorri's, even snory ill informed as he was, presumably,
Speaker 2: had heard in Iceland some floating echoes of the genuine
Speaker 2: old British tradition regarding the Eda.
Speaker 1: For he states that Thor, now disclosed as.
Speaker 2: The leading hero of the Edda, so far from ever
Speaker 2: having been in Iceland or Scandinavia, was a king of
Speaker 2: Troy in Asia Minor, and such in fact we shall
Speaker 2: find that he really was. And Samaria the collection of
Speaker 2: the Eda, the ed LA's and their fragments amassed by Simon,
Speaker 2: and as existing in its copy, the Codex Regis forms
Speaker 2: a heterogeneous gathering without any coherent sequence or order, so.
Speaker 1: It was all jumbled up.
Speaker 2: This promiscuous and disordered condition is now seen to be
Speaker 2: merely due, obviously to the accidental way in which the
Speaker 2: antiquarian collector Simon had stitched together the individual parchments containing
Speaker 2: the lays and their fragments as he picked them up
Speaker 2: piecemeal from time to time for preservation. This incoherent sequence
Speaker 2: of the lays, coupled with the use of different titles
Speaker 2: for the heroes and heroines and some of them, has
Speaker 2: led all modern writers on the subject on possessed of
Speaker 2: any key to the epic as a whole, to believe
Speaker 2: that the Edda is a great complex composition of several
Speaker 2: different cycles of heroes of different ages. It has led
Speaker 2: them to attempt to attempt a regrouping of the lays
Speaker 2: on this hypothesis, with the result of adding still further
Speaker 2: to the existing confusion. I was first led to observe
Speaker 2: the truly epic character and historical basis of the Edda
Speaker 2: and its connection with Eastern tradition by recalling Thor and
Speaker 2: his exploits. When I was studying Hindu history in mythology
Speaker 2: in India in my early days there, I noticed how
Speaker 2: very similar was the Edic name e Indury for Thor
Speaker 2: with his bolt or mace and his edict exploits to
Speaker 2: the name and exploits of.
Speaker 1: The god Indra.
Speaker 2: Indra Indury of the eastern branch of the Arian Nordic race.
Speaker 2: Indra is described in the Indian Veda as tall, fair, invincible,
Speaker 2: armed with a bolt, and having the form and attributes
Speaker 2: of the European Zeus or Jupiter. And he was regarded
Speaker 2: by the more enlightened Sanskrit scholars as identical with Jupiter,
Speaker 2: and as having been originally a heroic human king who
Speaker 2: led the early Aryans to victory and had laterally been deified.
Speaker 2: They made that distinction. He was a man, he was
Speaker 2: a king, he was an Aryan, and he was deified.
Speaker 2: I had early become familiar with the and this is remember,
Speaker 2: this is the Indus value that he's reading this from India.
Speaker 2: I had early become familiar with the Etic literature while
Speaker 2: it's a young student at college, attracted to its perusal
Speaker 2: through the references to it by Carlisle and his heroes
Speaker 2: and hero worship, in which he took Thor and Odin
Speaker 2: as types of heroes who were subsequently deified as gods,
Speaker 2: and not only as gods but also as heroes in
Speaker 2: our British nursery tales.
Speaker 1: Thus, the Chelsea.
Speaker 2: Sage with rare acumen, declared in his dogmatic way that Thor,
Speaker 2: the giant slayer of the Eda, was the source of
Speaker 2: the hero in our modern nursery tale of Jack and Jack,
Speaker 2: the giant killer Jack and Vistat probably right. He would
Speaker 2: doubtless have been surprised as well as gratified that had
Speaker 2: he lived to learn that his lucky guest has proved
Speaker 2: to be strictly and literally true. In fact, for one
Speaker 2: of the usual titles of Thor and the Eda is
Speaker 2: sig or Ig, which is spelt in the Old Samerian
Speaker 2: inscriptions of his great grandson and others in Mesopotamia as
Speaker 2: zag or Zach or Zeus, and it is similarly so
Speaker 2: spell as Thores or Saint George's old capital in Hittite
Speaker 2: Cappadocia in Asia Minor, and is now disclosed as the
Speaker 2: source of our modern name.
Speaker 1: Jack Zach Zachzach Zach right.
Speaker 2: It thus now transpires that the mighty name and dowdy
Speaker 2: deeds of the world, famed heroic king of the Arran
Speaker 2: Gothic or Nordic race, who slew the destructive giants whose
Speaker 2: cruel cults suppressed the early world and opposed his establishment
Speaker 2: of civilization, and celebrated in the Idia, has been preserved
Speaker 2: in the British Isles down to the present day.
Speaker 1: In this infantile version, even after the Eda manuscript themselves
Speaker 1: had become destroyed and lost in Britain, it's still in
Speaker 1: the jack story right.
Speaker 2: Besides the essential identity in the name and achievements of
Speaker 2: Thor as Eendrie or in the eddas with Indra of
Speaker 2: the Eastern Arians, the bodily form of these two in
Speaker 2: the direction in which they were dedentified, were observed to
Speaker 2: be the same in both cases, and like Zeus or
Speaker 2: Jupiter in both. In both he was of giant build
Speaker 2: and reddish bearded, and placed in a heaven in the sky.
Speaker 2: And both he was armed with a bolt and made
Speaker 2: the god of thunder the Jupiter Tonans of the Romans.
Speaker 2: In both he led the Aryans to victory and ward
Speaker 2: against the serpent dragons of the Abyss and this and
Speaker 2: the name of his chief adversary was the same in
Speaker 2: both versions, Indian, Vedic and Etic. This discovery of the
Speaker 2: identity of the in the name, representation and exploits of
Speaker 2: Thor or Andre also called and Vara and Vara in
Speaker 2: the Edic in the literary tradition of the European Arians
Speaker 2: or Nordics with those of India in the Vedic literary
Speaker 2: tradition of the Eastern branch of the Arians in India
Speaker 2: implies that the heroic king had been originally the common
Speaker 2: ancestral human king of the United Aryan race before the
Speaker 2: separation of the Eastern or Indian branch from the Western
Speaker 2: or European branch of that race. I also observed that
Speaker 2: Thor's achievements and grail legend were substantially identical with those
Speaker 2: of the world Emperor King Arthur of the older British legend,
Speaker 2: as distinguished from his latter later unhistorical namesake of the
Speaker 2: Christian period, and that Thor's etic title of its air
Speaker 2: htr like her but it's you could say her Thor,
Speaker 2: but it's actually Air Thor right, Airthor equated with Arthur
Speaker 2: hair or Air and r being dialectic forms of.
Speaker 1: The same route and meaning for Aryan right are their Aryan.
Speaker 2: This then placed in my hands a new and promising
Speaker 2: key for the recovery of the hitherto wholly unknown origin
Speaker 2: of the Western or European branch of the Arians, by
Speaker 2: correlating by correlation of the of Western and Eastern literary traditions.
Speaker 2: And like Keats on his Homeric discovery, then felt I,
Speaker 2: like some watcher of the skies when a new planet
Speaker 2: swims into this can how this key was utilized as
Speaker 2: told along with its startling far reaching historical results in
Speaker 2: my previous works, and more fully as regards to the
Speaker 2: agreement with ancient European literary tradition in the present pages.
Speaker 2: The identity of Thor and deirri Yendry of the Eeda
Speaker 2: with the Indian Indra was further strikingly confirmed and established
Speaker 2: by my observation about a quarter of a century ago
Speaker 2: that the first historical king of the Samerians of ancient Messoptamia,
Speaker 2: the oldest civilized people in the world, and the introducers
Speaker 2: of civilization into Asian minder Mesotamia, Egypt, Cree, India, and
Speaker 2: the prehistoric Danube. Value Dan Danube of Europe, who called
Speaker 2: themselves Goot or Goth by the way the word god
Speaker 2: and Goth and Goth which where you get the word
Speaker 2: god from motherfuckers, and wore the horned head dress of
Speaker 2: the Goths, whose non inflecting language was radically identical with
Speaker 2: the non inflecting Gothic and English. And who were the
Speaker 2: early Aryans or early Goths, as established in my former works.
Speaker 2: Born in the Samerian and.
Speaker 1: Where'd it go? Okay?
Speaker 2: Born in the Samerian in personal name of Indra der
Speaker 2: or inter t u Are or King Ter, a name
Speaker 2: now disclosed as the source of Thor and for and
Speaker 2: of Thursday. He was the traditional founder of the world's
Speaker 2: civilizations and was afterwards deified by the Samerians. And he
Speaker 2: is represented as slaying the destructive, terrorizing demons and serpent
Speaker 2: dragon totems totems totems of the Old World. His other
Speaker 2: Samerian titles are also identical in the Samarian and in Nieta,
Speaker 2: and his date was thirty three hundred and eighty BC.
Speaker 2: The Samearian records recorded regarding him date continuously back to
Speaker 2: the inscription on the Sacred Trophy Bowl or Holy Grail
Speaker 2: by his great grandson about three and forty five BC.
Speaker 2: All the stuff that we've been put that have been
Speaker 2: put into our Christian and all of our you know,
Speaker 2: other susceptions, by the by the by the by the Haesuses,
Speaker 2: uh bye bye, by the by the Jews, by the
Speaker 2: by the oe e Vas.
Speaker 1: They've stolen from a true history. And I've told you
Speaker 1: they co opted it. They're manipulating you with things that
Speaker 1: will resonate with you, because the best thing to lie
Speaker 1: with is the truth. You know how the truth has
Speaker 1: a certain ring to it.
Speaker 2: Well, that's why people stick so hard to their religions
Speaker 2: that they fucking made up for you, because they're using
Speaker 2: your own your own history against you, weaponizing it against you,
Speaker 2: and subjugating with you, with to you you with it
Speaker 2: at the same time.
Speaker 1: And this is what I'm trying to explain here.
Speaker 2: The Samerian records regarding him date continuously back to the
Speaker 2: inscription on the Sacred Trophy Bowl or Holy Grail by
Speaker 2: his great grandson about three and forty five BC, all
Speaker 2: earlier supposed dates of the Samerians and ancient Egyptians before
Speaker 2: Thors being merely imaginary. That's not to say that the
Speaker 2: stupid pyramids were built by them. No, that stuff was
Speaker 2: some thing that was occupied. That stuff was there from
Speaker 2: the previous reset. They contain fairly full details or however
Speaker 2: many previous resets, but definitely not built by any of
Speaker 2: these people. They contain fairly full details of the personality
Speaker 2: and exploits of them himself, his queen and son, Champion Knight,
Speaker 2: and his warrior clan of Goots or Goths, with their
Speaker 2: portraits chiseled on on stone engraved on their sacred seals,
Speaker 2: representing them as wearing horned hats like the European Goths,
Speaker 2: ancient Britains and Anglo Saxons, and like the dak heroes
Speaker 2: in the medieval art. See that's that's solid evidence, sir.
Speaker 2: I Like this stuff dates back to the period that
Speaker 2: they say, and they're dressed in the same way that
Speaker 2: the Goths are, with the same distinctive things as having
Speaker 2: the horns in that like, how much more do you
Speaker 2: want it to be?
Speaker 1: Do you want to deny?
Speaker 2: And what they do what they do they put their
Speaker 2: moses with horns sometimes right there, they're bullshit.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah.
Speaker 2: The goat and deer metaphor pectographic of his name is
Speaker 2: freely applied to him by the Samerians and Hittites, just
Speaker 2: as it is to Thora in the Edda, and his
Speaker 2: capture and consecration of the Sacred bowl or Holy Grail
Speaker 2: is in agreement with that by Thor or Air thor
Speaker 2: Arthur in the Edda. His sacred rowan tree r o
Speaker 2: w a n tree with its guardian goats is also
Speaker 2: freely pictured by the Samerians and Hito Cappadocians, exactly as
Speaker 2: it is described as Thor's eg drasil rowan apple tree
Speaker 2: in the Edda. As we as we see, indeed, no
Speaker 2: more striking ocular demonstration of absolute proof for the identity
Speaker 2: of King Thor or Eendry of the Edda and his
Speaker 2: exploits with the first samar Marian or earlier Arian king
Speaker 2: ter or Indra.
Speaker 1: Could possibly be can possibly be.
Speaker 3: Had.
Speaker 1: Then, in the fact that.
Speaker 2: And that says I use in the present pages over
Speaker 2: one hundred ancient Samerian and Hitto Samarian seals and sculptures
Speaker 2: to illustrate the scenes described in the Eda, and trouble
Speaker 2: in number might be used where space is available for them.
Speaker 2: And significantly, all these ancient Samerian and Cappadocian sculptures and
Speaker 2: engravings agree with the descriptions of these scenes down to
Speaker 2: the minutest details, thus establishing inequivocally, inequivocally, with the mass
Speaker 2: of other proofs, the genuine historical basis of the Eta
Speaker 2: tradition and the identity of King Thor or Arthur with
Speaker 2: the first historical Samerian king who established civilization in the
Speaker 2: early world. On thus finding the substant angel agreement in
Speaker 2: the historical Sumerian record regarding King Indara dur or R
Speaker 2: and the Indian Indra with the edict accounts of Thor
Speaker 2: and Injury and Vara, I began to a careful correlation
Speaker 2: coalation of the leading English, French and German translations of
Speaker 2: the Eda. I then observed that they all differed from
Speaker 2: each other more or less seriously in important details. Whilst
Speaker 2: credulously following Snorri's mythological concept and travesty of the Eddas
Speaker 2: and his mistranslations, and whilst giving general similar sense, they
Speaker 2: all differed more or less markedly in the words and
Speaker 2: phrases they employed in traditional and translating and paraphrasing the
Speaker 2: self same verses and stanzas as the Edda, however, was
Speaker 2: now disclosed to be a historical traditional text and not
Speaker 2: a mere mythological one, as all those translators have that
Speaker 2: hypnotized by Snow reimagined. It became necessary for me to
Speaker 2: make an entirely fresh and strictly literal translation direct from
Speaker 2: the Eda text themselves. This task, though proving laborious, was
Speaker 2: comparatively simple and straightforward with my newly found keys to
Speaker 2: the epic. Thanks to the Danish scholar Wimmer and Johnson Johnson,
Speaker 2: we have a fine photo type reproduction page by page
Speaker 2: of the text of the Codex Regis copy of the
Speaker 2: Edda of about a D. Twelve seventy in the Royal
Speaker 2: Library at Copenhagen, and the text of the additional lays
Speaker 2: which were presumably on its missing sheet of eight leaves,
Speaker 2: are supplied by other manuscripts by.
Speaker 1: Yig Fussen and Powell, also part by Nickel. We don't
Speaker 1: care about the names.
Speaker 2: The mixed runic alphabet in which the cotics we just
Speaker 2: copy of the text is written approaches closely the Gothic
Speaker 2: or Old English black letter character and the language of
Speaker 2: the Eda. Evidently, the Old Britain is closely allied to
Speaker 2: the Eastern Gothic, Anglish, Saxon and Old English. As a result,
Speaker 2: my new literal translation of the Eda translates me trans
Speaker 2: What's hold on As a result, my new literal translation
Speaker 2: of the Eda texts, made many years ago and now
Speaker 2: offered in these pages and utilizing there in the adirable
Speaker 2: collated edition of the different manuscripts text by Nickel French
Speaker 2: blah blah blah blah blah. First time a critically exact
Speaker 2: translation of the Eda, by its strictly literal rendering, except
Speaker 2: as regards words have become obsolete in detmonstrates the radically
Speaker 2: radical affinity of the Etic language with the English, and
Speaker 2: it retains more fully than before the the alliterative character
Speaker 2: of origin poem upon which the residents are sorry thesonans
Speaker 2: I think what is that of the ettic verse largely
Speaker 2: depends both. But most important of all, this translation, made
Speaker 2: in the lay of the discovery that Thor was identical
Speaker 2: with the first historical Sumerian king of corresponding name and achievements,
Speaker 2: and with the first traditional king of the Arians before
Speaker 2: the separation of their Eastern branch, has enabled me to
Speaker 2: reconstruct hitherto hopelessly disordered and detached at Las back into
Speaker 2: their original consistent sequence on their historical basis. The new
Speaker 2: translation and reconstruction disclosed that the Eda was the traditional
Speaker 2: version of the Great Epic of the Northern branch of
Speaker 2: the Goths, including the Britains, celebrating the establishment of the
Speaker 2: world's civilization by the king thor Or Hairthor or Arthur.
Speaker 2: It moreover enabled me to recognize and recover in the
Speaker 2: Eeda the full strings of the titles of that first king,
Speaker 2: his queen, and her Roic crown prints as used by
Speaker 2: the Sumerians, as well as the Sumerian geographical names with
Speaker 2: their identifications in Asia Minor and Mesotamia, which I have
Speaker 2: been faithfully preserved in the edd of manuscripts in writing.
Speaker 1: Down to the present day.
Speaker 2: Okay, today, we're done. All right, We're gonna start with
Speaker 2: this tomorrow next time. We're about two hours in deep.
Speaker 1: Okay, we're good. Check out the stuff, say say, you know,
Speaker 1: check out the stuff. Just go go have a look
Speaker 1: at this stuff, the stuff that's in the description. Support
Speaker 1: the show. Thank you,