Speaker 1: To foil Hat.
Speaker 2: Oh you guys, you've been talking about global controls will
Speaker 2: have to be imposed, and.
Speaker 3: And and and the world governing body will be created
Speaker 3: to enforce them.
Speaker 1: Welcome homeboy, home in your mind from the founded of knowledge.
Speaker 1: There as lizard people everywhere that some insured.
Speaker 4: Break up.
Speaker 5: Aaron, this is only the beginning.
Speaker 1: You just prew my mind.
Speaker 4: To get.
Speaker 1: Usually podcasting. All right, guys, welcome to Tim fall Hat.
Speaker 1: We are live from the Wise Wolf Golden Silver Studios.
Speaker 1: Go to Sam Trab dot gold. He's a promo code
Speaker 1: Tinfoil and you two can get in on the press
Speaker 1: Smells game for his little fifty dollars a month. And
Speaker 1: I'm telling you the money is getting weird. The best
Speaker 1: place to put your money is in the press metals
Speaker 1: because it only goes up. Very excited to have this
Speaker 1: next guest on. We chat it up at Brohemian Grove.
Speaker 1: He's been on before and we're very excited to have
Speaker 1: him back. He's an author, he's a podcaster. Please welcome
Speaker 1: Justin Brown. Back to Tim foll How are you, brother.
Speaker 2: Hey, I'm doing good, Sam. Thank you for having me back. Man,
Speaker 2: I've been looking forward to this well.
Speaker 1: I love your style. I love everything about you. I'm
Speaker 1: glad we're here. I love your setup behind you. It's great. Man.
Speaker 1: You're doing it, dude, you're doing it. So justin for
Speaker 1: those who may not remember you for don't remember your
Speaker 1: last appearance, can you tell us a little bit about
Speaker 1: yourself and where our listeners can find you.
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Man, Yeah, my name is Justin Brown. I kind of
Speaker 2: got the nickname Doc Brown. My show is the Prometheus
Speaker 2: Linz Podcast. Anywhere you can consume content, you can find
Speaker 2: me at Apple, Spotify, YouTube, all those fine establishment. Same
Speaker 2: thing with the social media is if you just search
Speaker 2: Prometheus Lens podcast you'll be able to find me. Got
Speaker 2: a brand new website, prometheuslynspodcast dot com. And my first book,
Speaker 2: hopefully the first of many have come out this year.
Speaker 2: It's the Epic of Esau, the Birthright and Seed War.
Speaker 2: We talked about it last time we were on, but
Speaker 2: it wasn't out yet. So it's out now, so you
Speaker 2: guys can find that on Amazon. I think it's ten
Speaker 2: bucks for the digital or twenty four the hard copy.
Speaker 1: Well, congrats on your book. That's amazing, very excited to
Speaker 1: talk to you. The seed wars are very important because
Speaker 1: I believe that it is being played out right now
Speaker 1: in real time, and we can get into that. So
Speaker 1: I had a show the other day and we'll get
Speaker 1: into Sea Wars for sure. I have a show called
Speaker 1: Doom Scrolling. We were watching it and this guy was
Speaker 1: talking about the similarities between the story of Jesus and
Speaker 1: the story of Prometheus's son, and about there's almost this
Speaker 1: it's parallel. And what I'm trying to do. I'm a Christian,
Speaker 1: Christ is my Lord. I am trying to take all
Speaker 1: of it and make it all fit into one story.
Speaker 1: And some people might find this has blasphemy. I don't
Speaker 1: believe it is at all. But you know, when you
Speaker 1: had you know what's his face? Bill Maher put out
Speaker 1: his movie We've talked about this before, where he says
Speaker 1: the story Jesus has been told many times in other
Speaker 1: religions over time, and he takes as a sign of like,
Speaker 1: it's not authentic, Whereas I don't believe that at all.
Speaker 1: I think they're all telling the same story. It's just different.
Speaker 1: The names are different because they're different cultures and languages.
Speaker 1: And it is of my belief that our timeline is
Speaker 1: a lot longer than people believe and that these things happened,
Speaker 1: they just might have happened way longer ago than some
Speaker 1: people want to leave and understand. And it's again, Jesus
Speaker 1: is my savior. So I just what are your thoughts
Speaker 1: on that?
Speaker 2: No, I mean, honestly, I've sitting there nodding away the
Speaker 2: whole time you were talking, because I mean, that's exactly
Speaker 2: how I see it. I'm not your stereotypical Christian. I
Speaker 2: venture outside the pasture, and I love history. I love
Speaker 2: comparative mythology, and I like looking at these things and
Speaker 2: seeing what rhymes, what stacks up.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm this type of person.
Speaker 2: If I have the same story over and over again
Speaker 2: throughout every culture, you know, every timeline and continent, that
Speaker 2: there has to be something to that.
Speaker 3: And I love that.
Speaker 2: I love gathering those puzzle pieces and seeing what sticks
Speaker 2: because it reaffirms my faith. That solidifies my faith, and
Speaker 2: I think the story of Christ is one of those.
Speaker 2: Joseph Campbell he was not a Christian, but he wrote
Speaker 2: a book Hero of a Thousand Faces, and he talked
Speaker 2: just about the very same thing that you're talking about.
Speaker 2: He took all of the mythology throughout history and gathered
Speaker 2: them all together and kind of showing how they were
Speaker 2: so similar telling the same story. And I just take
Speaker 2: the position that God, the creator of the universe, the
Speaker 2: creator of us all, didn't just remain silent and speak
Speaker 2: to a select handfew in the levant that I think
Speaker 2: he gave hints of himself throughout the world, and that way,
Speaker 2: when the Messiah came, everyone would be more prone to
Speaker 2: accept it because it was a familiar story.
Speaker 3: So I think he did.
Speaker 2: He left breadcrumb trails throughout the memory and missing legends
Speaker 2: of man.
Speaker 3: That way he could be recognized when he came.
Speaker 5: Trying to any thoughts on that, well, I mean that,
Speaker 5: you know, like you said, that used to especially as
Speaker 5: a young man, you know, my teens young that used
Speaker 5: to really bug me. It used to go, I mean,
Speaker 5: I don't I don't know how you felt, but it
Speaker 5: used to really bug me that, you know, especially, I
Speaker 5: mean I remember taking intro the New Testament in college
Speaker 5: and my professor was Bart Airman, who anybody who is
Speaker 5: kind of delved into New Testament uh scholarship knows the guy.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 5: And he he was used to be an evangelical Christian
Speaker 5: and then became an agnostic because of his research and
Speaker 5: as you said, you know, comparative theology, and and then
Speaker 5: at the time, you know, he kind of enjoyed it
Speaker 5: seemed like popping the bubbles, you know, the the of undergrads.
Speaker 5: But it took me, you know, a year or two,
Speaker 5: and I realized I eventually got to the point after
Speaker 5: that where you are, where I was like, wait, what
Speaker 5: these things that are being pointed out as weaknesses and
Speaker 5: flaws in Christianity are actually strengths and I and I
Speaker 5: totally agree, Yeah, that's where I am.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 5: I think this is it's it's it's more evidence than anything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, like, I even.
Speaker 2: Take the same one with the mess Optamians, because a
Speaker 2: lot of atheists point to the Mesopotamian mess and they said, oh,
Speaker 2: it predates the Bible, so it shows you that the
Speaker 2: Bible is a copy and a fluke. And I'm like, no, man,
Speaker 2: if you're a Christian, you know your Bible tells you
Speaker 2: that Genesis six, right, the fallen angels came down read
Speaker 2: with the daughters of men and they were exiled, they
Speaker 2: were kicked out, you know, and the Book of Jude
Speaker 2: says that they traded their first estate. So yeah, of course,
Speaker 2: you're going to get their distorted story first, because they
Speaker 2: were here first according to our own timeline and texts.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and if it's to get to think, it's to
Speaker 1: mock it because it's the same story and not go
Speaker 1: maybe it is the same story that is just being
Speaker 1: told in different words and names and cultures, but they're
Speaker 1: all talking about the same story.
Speaker 5: I feel strongly about that, specifically with the creation myth,
Speaker 5: Like absolutely, I feel that way about Creation. Now the
Speaker 5: Jesus story. You'll often find when you dig a bit,
Speaker 5: and Wes Huff has you know, done great scholarship on this,
Speaker 5: that there aren't as many similarities as they they as
Speaker 5: they suggest, you know, like there are important distinctions, like
Speaker 5: it turns out the guy was actually a fish. He
Speaker 5: wasn't even a human, you know what I mean, things
Speaker 5: like that. So I would suggest a caution to it
Speaker 5: before you say like, oh, it's all you know, Jesus
Speaker 5: is also appearing in these other places that many if
Speaker 5: you dig down in many of those myths that they
Speaker 5: like in religious especially presented as you know, somehow tantamount
Speaker 5: to the Christ story. They're very important and central to
Speaker 5: the theme of the story. Differences in many of those
Speaker 5: go check out wes Helf if he talks about a.
Speaker 1: Lot no I get I get that. I'm also fine
Speaker 1: with that. I mean it's like it's it's almost like,
Speaker 1: how can we present to the people that we're trying
Speaker 1: to teach it to and what are they going to accept?
Speaker 1: Whether they're not going to accept totally. But I think
Speaker 1: it's bare bones. It's it's a similar story. Maybe that's
Speaker 1: just my opinion, and it just and it actually strengthens
Speaker 1: what I believe instead of like dismisses it justin what
Speaker 1: do you want to get? How do you want to start?
Speaker 2: Well, I figured that like last time we talked, I
Speaker 2: talked about how the ancient writers believed that Esau was
Speaker 2: of the serpent seed, and we kind of dived into
Speaker 2: that just a little bit that I know, me and
Speaker 2: Johnny was talking back and forth about this seed war
Speaker 2: and kind of how it started and progressed, and we
Speaker 2: kind of just run out of time on that one.
Speaker 2: So I was going to see, maybe for today we
Speaker 2: could just take a deeper dive into this seed war
Speaker 2: and this serpent seed theory and kind of just go
Speaker 2: to the beginning, go to Genesis and break it down
Speaker 2: and show you what I believe to be an allegorical
Speaker 2: story of where this seed war all took place.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm down. Where do you want to start?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 2: Well, I guess first just to lay some groundwork for people,
Speaker 2: because I tell this, I'm suggesting that that Satan, the Hasatan,
Speaker 2: is represented allegorically as a tree, and a lot of
Speaker 2: people want to say, no, that that can't be right,
Speaker 2: that that doesn't make sense, and it doesn't. We don't
Speaker 2: see that anywhere in the Bible. So I wanted to
Speaker 2: get that down and show you first. Uh, if you
Speaker 2: share on.
Speaker 1: Your screen, do you see south to share on the screen? Okay? Cool?
Speaker 3: Okay, Uh, let's see how do I share? I was
Speaker 3: just going to read?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean no, you can read it.
Speaker 5: You have that option if you wish to share the screen.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: But it's a yes Isaiah, chapter fourteen, verse seven, and
Speaker 2: it goes through twenty one. And so this is a
Speaker 2: tree allegory. And this is that famous passage where a
Speaker 2: lot of people talk about, you know, how they'll have
Speaker 2: fallen old Lucifer, you know, son of the Morning. So
Speaker 2: we know this is about Satan. So if we go there,
Speaker 2: starting in seven, it says, the whole earth is at
Speaker 2: rest and quiet. They break forth into singing. The cypresses
Speaker 2: rejoice at you, the cedars of Lebanon, saying, since you
Speaker 2: were laid low, no woodcutter comes up against us. Shiell
Speaker 2: beneath it stirred up to meet you. When you come,
Speaker 2: it rouses the shades. And that's ref I am in
Speaker 2: the original languages.
Speaker 3: To greet you.
Speaker 2: All who were leaders of the earth. It raises from
Speaker 2: their thrones, all who were kings of the nations. All
Speaker 2: of them will answer and say to you, you too
Speaker 2: have become as weak as we.
Speaker 3: You have become like us.
Speaker 2: Your pomp is brought down to shield the sound of
Speaker 2: your harps. Maggots are laid as a bed beneath you,
Speaker 2: and the worms are your covers. How you are fallen
Speaker 2: from heaven, old day star, son of the dawn, How
Speaker 2: you are cut down to the ground, You who lay
Speaker 2: the nations low. You said in your heart, I will
Speaker 2: ascend to heaven above the stars of God. I will
Speaker 2: sit by throne on high. I will sit on the
Speaker 2: mount of Assembly, in the far reaches of the north.
Speaker 2: I will ascend above the heights of the clouds. And
Speaker 2: I will make myself like the most high. But you
Speaker 2: are brought down to shield, to the far reaches of
Speaker 2: the pit. Those who see you will stare at you
Speaker 2: and ponder over you. Is this the man who made
Speaker 2: the earth tremble, who shook kingdoms, who made the world
Speaker 2: like a desert and overthrew its cities, who did not
Speaker 2: let his prisoners go home, All the kings of the
Speaker 2: nations lying glory, each in his own tomb. But you
Speaker 2: are cast out away from your grave like a loath branch,
Speaker 2: clothed with the slain, those pierced by the sword, who
Speaker 2: go down to the stones of the pit, like a
Speaker 2: dead body trampled under foot. So there you have the
Speaker 2: condemnation of Satan. It describes his fall, and you have
Speaker 2: all this tree symbology. It talks about, you know, he's
Speaker 2: this tree, and uh, he's going to be cut down,
Speaker 2: and it even caused him the abominable branch. So there
Speaker 2: we clearly see lots of illusions to the serpent and
Speaker 2: the cash being compared to allegorically as a tree. So
Speaker 2: again we'll see this on the same side, talking about offspring.
Speaker 2: You know, the branch, the family tree that the fruit
Speaker 2: of your you know loom and we see the same
Speaker 2: thing on the opposite side, even on the good side.
Speaker 2: So I'm kind of showing you the seed war from
Speaker 2: both sides and both use this same terminology.
Speaker 3: If you go to Isaiah chapter four, versts the real.
Speaker 1: Quick is there a specific tree, it becomes Is this
Speaker 1: the tree in the gardener Eden? Do you think is
Speaker 1: where the serpent is from? You're saying it's the tree
Speaker 1: that beer fruit that you that God tells you do
Speaker 1: not eat the fruit from this tree, or a paraphrasing
Speaker 1: that you're saying, it's that particular tree is lucifer.
Speaker 2: Yes, allegorically, because I'm trying to show you because that's
Speaker 2: what I come out and usually say. But a lot
Speaker 2: of people want to try to argue with me and
Speaker 2: say that, you know, scripture doesn't do that. You know,
Speaker 2: Satan's not described as a tree. But you know, I'm
Speaker 2: showing you plenty of verses here to kind of allude
Speaker 2: to that and show that this was allegoric language that
Speaker 2: the ancient writers used to not only talk about Satan,
Speaker 2: but to talk about bloodlines and lineages.
Speaker 1: So interesting, dude, it's so deep, right, It's so deep.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is. You got to get into the weeds. Man.
Speaker 2: But that Isaiah chapter four, verse two, it says in
Speaker 2: that day, the branch of the Lord shall be beautiful
Speaker 2: and glorious, and the fruit of the land shall be
Speaker 2: the pride and honor of the survivors of Israel. So
Speaker 2: here again we have allegoric language for a branch and
Speaker 2: that it would be beautiful and glorious, and that the
Speaker 2: fruit of the land shall be the pride and honor
Speaker 2: of Israel. So he's talking about the lineage of Abraham,
Speaker 2: that the Chosen. See, they're in the same allegoric language.
Speaker 2: And you have it again with the lineage of the
Speaker 2: Messiah through David, King David, because in Isaiah chapter eleven,
Speaker 2: verse one says, there shall come forth they shoot from
Speaker 2: the stump of Jesse, and a branch from his roots
Speaker 2: shall bear fruit. So once again you have this same
Speaker 2: terminology and allegorical language talking about the chosen line and
Speaker 2: becoming Messiah. And last time I was on with you guys,
Speaker 2: we talked about Ezekiel twenty eight and how that was
Speaker 2: the condemnation of the King of Tire. How the language, yeah, man,
Speaker 2: and how that language changes. It starts off talking to
Speaker 2: a king but then the language changes and it shows
Speaker 2: you clearly they're no longer talking to a man. They're
Speaker 2: talking to the entity behind the man pulling the strings,
Speaker 2: which is the serpent, the satan bro That's.
Speaker 1: So crazy, that's so crazy, because that goes back to
Speaker 1: White Lotus of Light when he came on and he
Speaker 1: was talking about this really big moment in humanity where
Speaker 1: basically Alexander or one of the Russians ours attacked the
Speaker 1: city attire and that kind of was the fort or
Speaker 1: the epicenter of this dark, dark occult, and everyone believed
Speaker 1: that it was impossible to invade, and he did it.
Speaker 1: He went in there and he destroyed them. And to me,
Speaker 1: that's where a big part of the war between the
Speaker 1: globalists and the Russians come from. Am I off on that?
Speaker 1: And anyway? Does that sound like it makes sense?
Speaker 3: Now? I hear what you're saying. I'm one of these
Speaker 3: type guys.
Speaker 2: I'm not really involved, like in the politics and all
Speaker 2: that kind of stuff, but I do think that we
Speaker 2: do see all this, you know, this seed war still
Speaker 2: playing out today in the bloodlines and lineages, you know,
Speaker 2: fighting for control.
Speaker 6: And for power.
Speaker 1: So interesting. Yeah, okay, but.
Speaker 2: That last time we had talked that mentioned Ezekiel twenty eight,
Speaker 2: and I focused on the coverings because you know, the
Speaker 2: language changes and it says, you know, you were in
Speaker 2: the garden of Eden, perfect in all your ways. Every
Speaker 2: precious stone was your covering. And it lists all these stones,
Speaker 2: and it's a carbon copy of the priestly ephod that
Speaker 2: the priests were in the tabernacle, and it talks about
Speaker 2: his beauty and splendor, So that goes to show you up.
Speaker 2: This is another way allegorically that profits when they would
Speaker 2: call out kings, they would talk about the entity, the
Speaker 2: Hasatan behind that ruler. And we see this again in Ezekiel,
Speaker 2: and once again this is another condemnation to the Pharaoh
Speaker 2: of Egypt. But just like in Ezekiel twenty eight, the
Speaker 2: language changes and it's no longer talking about a man,
Speaker 2: that's talking about a being that was on God's holy
Speaker 2: mountain in Eden. And once again we have all of
Speaker 2: this tree language and comparisons. So if you remember the
Speaker 2: beauty described in Ezekiel twenty eight, you know, talked about
Speaker 2: how beautiful he was, he was perfect in.
Speaker 3: All his way, and he was so glorious.
Speaker 2: And then earlier when I read Isaiah fourteen, how he
Speaker 2: would set his throne on high, but he was cast down.
Speaker 2: As I read these next few verses, I just wanted
Speaker 2: to remind you of that. That way, you have that
Speaker 2: in the back of your mind. But that's Ezekiel thirty
Speaker 2: one to one, Okay, So it's one through eleven. So
Speaker 2: it says in the eleventh year, in the third month,
Speaker 2: on the first day of the month, the word of
Speaker 2: the Lord came to me, son of Man, Say to
Speaker 2: the Pharaoh, king of Egypt, and to his multitude, whom
Speaker 2: are you like in your greatness?
Speaker 3: Behold?
Speaker 2: Assyria was a cedar in Lebanon, with beautiful branches and
Speaker 2: forest shade, and of towering height its.
Speaker 3: Top among the clouds. The waters nourished it.
Speaker 2: The deep made it grow tall, making its rivers flow
Speaker 2: around the place of its planting, sending forth its streams
Speaker 2: to all the trees of the field. It towered high
Speaker 2: above all the trees of the field. Its burrows grew large,
Speaker 2: and its branches long. From abundant water in its shoots.
Speaker 2: All the birds of heaven made their nests in the
Speaker 2: burrows under its branches. All the beasts of the field
Speaker 2: gave birth to the young, and under its shadow lived
Speaker 2: all great nations. It was beautiful in its greatness in
Speaker 2: the length of its branches, for its roots went down
Speaker 2: to abundant waters. The cedars in the Garden of God
Speaker 2: could not rival it, for the fir trees equal its burrows.
Speaker 2: Neither were the plane trees like its branches. No tree
Speaker 2: in the Garden of God was equal in its beauty.
Speaker 2: I made it beautiful in the mass of its branches,
Speaker 2: and all the trees of Eden envied it that were
Speaker 2: in the Garden of God. WHOA So this mirrors and
Speaker 2: sounds just like those other verses. I mentioned that he
Speaker 2: was beautiful, perfect in his ways, he set his heights
Speaker 2: among the stars, but he was brought down and cast out.
Speaker 2: So I just wanted to bring those up a little
Speaker 2: bit just before I kind of got into the meat,
Speaker 2: because I wanted to show the people that when I
Speaker 2: try to talk about this, they're like, that's crazy, You're
Speaker 2: just making stuff up.
Speaker 3: Satan is not a tree. That's stupid.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean I'm showing you here, it's it's allegorically
Speaker 2: true throughout the Bible.
Speaker 1: So what what does that mean to you?
Speaker 3: I just think, you know, like you know allegories.
Speaker 2: They use poetic language to explain things, and also these
Speaker 2: prophets and prophecy is kind of esoteric, you know. Even
Speaker 2: Jesus taught in parables.
Speaker 5: There's so much of it, right, I mean, it's it's
Speaker 5: it's something we kind of take for granted now when
Speaker 5: reading the Bible. But if you don't, you're not prepared
Speaker 5: to read it in that abstract way, you're gonna miss
Speaker 5: it's so much because it's so little of it as literal,
Speaker 5: you know, it's it's so much of it's written in
Speaker 5: kind of coded language.
Speaker 2: It's so and Jesus even or Psalms it says it
Speaker 2: is the glory of God to conceal a thing, but
Speaker 2: it is the glory of kings to search things out out.
Speaker 3: You know, they're not going to spell it out for you.
Speaker 3: You gotta you gotta dig, you know.
Speaker 6: Do you think back then it was easier to code
Speaker 6: it out.
Speaker 2: I think so, because I mean it was more familiar
Speaker 2: writing and writing styles, and.
Speaker 1: It was the writing of the time.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's absolutely true. Yeah, there are paintings and stuff.
Speaker 5: Now it would just be emojis, you see, like painting.
Speaker 5: I remember when we took that art allery. I think
Speaker 5: it was a loup. We were in and and they
Speaker 5: were all the paintings, you know, especially the religious paintings.
Speaker 5: You just see them and like, oh, that's okay, it's
Speaker 5: a painting of two women. And then somebody who knows
Speaker 5: what the talking about like shows you that it's all
Speaker 5: this coded language that people of the time would have
Speaker 5: known that you're just completely missing, like the whole there's
Speaker 5: a tale in paintings, and it's got to be the
Speaker 5: same way with scripture also, you know, would.
Speaker 7: You say it would be the same thing as in
Speaker 7: like we saw memes now it's almost saw one of.
Speaker 6: This and we and we know everything behind it, be
Speaker 6: like oh this is why. Oh okay, that's crazy, because.
Speaker 1: Don't There's a famous video and I forget exactly how
Speaker 1: it goes, but it's a video of like an overweight pastor.
Speaker 1: He's kind of chunky, but he's talking about a painting
Speaker 1: of like man versus the Devil. Have you seen this video, checkmate?
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude painting in the louver.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And like how everyone perceived it forever one way,
Speaker 1: And then a chess master came and looked at it,
Speaker 1: and he looked at the board and it's a totally
Speaker 1: different painting than what everybody up into that moment. Beleeved
Speaker 1: that it was just a completely can you look this up?
Speaker 1: What's it called? The video?
Speaker 2: The painting check painting. The painting is called checkmate because
Speaker 2: what it is. It shows a man, two men playing chess,
Speaker 2: and it shows like this dark evil entity like behind
Speaker 2: him in the columns, like you know, that's the spirit
Speaker 2: behind this guy. And then the other guy, he's got
Speaker 2: like an angel behind him on his shoulder and the
Speaker 2: guy is looking down like he's distraught, like he's lost
Speaker 2: the match. It's called checkmate because the guy at the
Speaker 2: angel has lost. But like you said, that chess player
Speaker 2: got to look looking at it, and he was like no,
Speaker 2: he said, I'm a you know, a world champion chess player.
Speaker 2: He said, they're gonna have to change the name of
Speaker 2: this painting, he said, because there is not a chick
Speaker 2: mate here.
Speaker 3: He said that the king has one more move.
Speaker 1: Yeah, dude, And it's a great video. I mean, you
Speaker 1: feel the energy in this video and it's really inspiring. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So it's like you're totally right, Johnny, unless you know
Speaker 1: what you're looking at. And you can even say that
Speaker 1: with conspiracies, right, Like when something's presented and people take
Speaker 1: it at face value, but you know the history, you
Speaker 1: can go no, no, no, this is what's actually happening here,
Speaker 1: and everyone calls you a crazy person, and then it
Speaker 1: turns out you're true. You're right about what you just said.
Speaker 1: It's so so deep, dude, That's why I love this stuff.
Speaker 1: Did you find it?
Speaker 5: I emailed you actually a picture it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't know if it's this one. Let me
Speaker 6: see if you guys?
Speaker 5: Can is it christ Fellowship Church?
Speaker 8: I have?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: This is it?
Speaker 1: Can we watch it real quick? It's such a great video, dude.
Speaker 6: I just played right John?
Speaker 1: Do you mind if we play?
Speaker 5: You got to put it up over there in the museum?
Speaker 9: Are you can you guys hear it? I mean it's
Speaker 9: coming out of the thing. Hold on, justin can you
Speaker 9: hear it at all? You have to actually make it
Speaker 9: sounds okay, it's played.
Speaker 5: You have to share it in zoom. Do you get
Speaker 5: me share a screen?
Speaker 1: It's a great video, dude.
Speaker 5: Fire I'll clean this up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I can tell you too.
Speaker 2: The the Da Vinci painting of the Last Supper, there
Speaker 2: is actually an Easter egg in that one.
Speaker 3: Too. If you look where the Jesus and.
Speaker 2: The Apostles sit there and to have that v well,
Speaker 2: Judas is the one that breaks the covenant and turns
Speaker 2: Jesus over. If you look closely at the elbow of Judas,
Speaker 2: there is a salt shaker that is knocked over and
Speaker 2: salts built on the table.
Speaker 3: And it's us that that's no big deal.
Speaker 2: But back at the end, they were signaling that Judas
Speaker 2: was a covenant breaker because they took salt covenants. So
Speaker 2: that artist, you know, Da Vinci's painting that in there,
Speaker 2: him his elbow knocking that salt shaker over was clear
Speaker 2: to the people that time that Okay, they're saying that
Speaker 2: this guy's a covenant breaker.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's almost like everybody was Stanley Kubrick, where every
Speaker 1: little thing in every video or every movie means something. Guys, listen,
Speaker 1: we're all busy. I mean, school's now back. You're running around,
Speaker 1: you're working, you got kids, you got everything, you got
Speaker 1: x G. You're playing poker all the time like a fiend. Okay,
Speaker 1: do you have time to prepare perfect meals? Well, guess
Speaker 1: what you can now with our good friends at home, chef,
Speaker 1: let me tell you about Home Chef. As summer winds down,
Speaker 1: in the chaos of back to school season ramps up,
Speaker 1: are your healthy eating habits slipping due to convenience? Skip
Speaker 1: the expensive takeout and unhealthy options. Home chefs fresh ingredients
Speaker 1: and delicious meals directly to you, Save money, and simplify
Speaker 1: your routine with flavorful meals everyone will love Listen. Home
Speaker 1: Chef delivers fresh ingredients and chef design recipes conveniently to
Speaker 1: your doorstep, simplifying your cooking experience. Users of leading meal
Speaker 1: kits have ranked rated Home Chef number one in quality, convenience, value,
Speaker 1: tastes and recipe ease. Okay. Whether you prefer classic meal
Speaker 1: kits with pre portioned ingredients, quick thirty minute recipes, oven
Speaker 1: ready options, microwavable meals, or dedicate family menu, Home Chef
Speaker 1: has everything you and your family needs for hassle free
Speaker 1: delicious dinners okay. Home Chef has over thirty options a
Speaker 1: week and serves a variety of dietary needs. Plus it's economical.
Speaker 1: Home Chef customers save an average of eighty six dollars
Speaker 1: per month on gross That's amazing, and when meal planning
Speaker 1: ends up on the back burner, check out home Chef's
Speaker 1: new five Ingredients meals that simplify prep with super easy
Speaker 1: recipes steps using just five fresh pre portion ingredients. I
Speaker 1: love that, So listen, here's what we got for you.
Speaker 1: For a limited time, home chef is offering our listeners
Speaker 1: fifty percent off and free shipping for your first box
Speaker 1: plus free dessert for life. Go to home chef dot
Speaker 1: com slash tinfoil. That's home chef dot com slash tinfoil
Speaker 1: for fifty percent off your first box and free dessert
Speaker 1: for life. Home chef dot com slash tinfoil must be
Speaker 1: an active subscriber to receive the free dessert. Okay, that's
Speaker 1: how it goes, all right, guys, Hey listen to me. Guys,
Speaker 1: we got a This crypto market is on a run. Okay,
Speaker 1: what did Bigcuin get up to one twenty five Johnny?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was another all time high.
Speaker 1: I mean they talked about that it was gonna be
Speaker 1: in one hundred years. Here we are and listen. Maybe
Speaker 1: maybe you didn't get in bitcoin in time, even though
Speaker 1: I think you can. There's a ton of other coins
Speaker 1: you can get into. You can get in real quick
Speaker 1: and make some good money. And there's no better person
Speaker 1: to listen to than James Ex's man and copy my Crypto.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you about Copy of my Crypto, Guys'
Speaker 1: is a pissue off to watch crypto fly up in
Speaker 1: price for over a decade. He's still done nothing about it.
Speaker 1: It makes sense. Cryptos complicated and really boring. Well, here's
Speaker 1: the good news. You don't need to know a thing
Speaker 1: about crypto to make money like so many haves. The
Speaker 1: copymcrypto dot com membership site shows you the exact cryptos
Speaker 1: that YouTuber James Mann personally owns, which means you just
Speaker 1: copy him. It's like having a big brother that knows
Speaker 1: exactly what he's doing. You don't need to know a
Speaker 1: thing or how to You don't need to know a
Speaker 1: thing about crypto or how to invest. You just simply
Speaker 1: copy along. So let me tell you about James. He
Speaker 1: runs a Crypto with James YouTube channel which has so
Speaker 1: many more subscribers, and it has this says fifty four thousand.
Speaker 1: It's way past that, Okay, He's got a ton of subscribers.
Speaker 1: In the summer twenty twenty, he told his viewers to
Speaker 1: buy twenty six cryptos had you put one hundred bucks
Speaker 1: in each one and went on to be worth over
Speaker 1: one hundred and twenty three thousand. Of the twenty six cryptos,
Speaker 1: His top pick of the year, the one he singled
Speaker 1: out Phantom, went up six hundred and ninety two times.
Speaker 1: That happens man. That one call alone has retired a
Speaker 1: number of people, including guys in the twenties and thirties.
Speaker 1: Remember this is public knowledge. You can go to YouTube
Speaker 1: and verify yourself. So if you'd like to join the
Speaker 1: over twenty one hundred members who copy James and pause
Speaker 1: what you're doing in head over to copymcrypto dot com
Speaker 1: slash tinfoil. That's copy my Crypto forward slash tfh. Okay,
Speaker 1: you'll not only find proof of everything I've said, but
Speaker 1: our viewers get full access for just a buck. Yes,
Speaker 1: you missed that on crypto buy a little bit here
Speaker 1: and there, buy a little bit here and there. But
Speaker 1: there's over two million other cryptos. Do you really think
Speaker 1: you miss out on all of them? Nope? God, don't
Speaker 1: waste time. Go to this and read it once again.
Speaker 1: That's copy my Crypto dot com slash tfh. It's ending
Speaker 1: money worthy for so many, it just may do the
Speaker 1: same for you. Here it is, can we see it?
Speaker 4: There's a chess board and there's a guy sitting on
Speaker 4: the other side, and the guy sitting on the other
Speaker 4: side has his hand on his head like this, and
Speaker 4: he's like in desperation. And as they were taking a
Speaker 4: tour through the loover, there had been a group of
Speaker 4: particularly tour and in the tour was the world chess
Speaker 4: champion and he comes walking by the picture and the
Speaker 4: guy's explaining to him, this is a picture of an
Speaker 4: artist rendering of somebody who lost the battle with the devil.
Speaker 4: And so the group moved on to the next picture
Speaker 4: to see something else, but the world chess champion he
Speaker 4: stayed there and he just kept looking at the picture,
Speaker 4: and soon they noticed that he was not with the group,
Speaker 4: and so the tour guide came back and said, we've
Speaker 4: we've moved on, are you are you coming? He said, well,
Speaker 4: I've been looking at this picture and the guy said yeah.
Speaker 4: He said, it's it's called checkmate. The devil's laughing. The
Speaker 4: man's lost, and he said yeah, he said, I've been
Speaker 4: noticing that. He said, but while I've been standing here,
Speaker 4: I've kept looking at the picture. I've got I got
Speaker 4: a problem and he said, well, what do you mean.
Speaker 4: He said, well, you know, I'm a I'm a world
Speaker 4: champion chess player, and I spent my life playing chess,
Speaker 4: and normal people don't always see what a world champion
Speaker 4: chess player sees. He says, but when y'all walked off,
Speaker 4: I looked at the devil laughing, and I looked at
Speaker 4: the man in desperation. But he said, I noticed something
Speaker 4: on the chessboard. He said, either they gonna have to
Speaker 4: change the painting or they gonna have to change the name.
Speaker 4: And the guy said, well, why are they gonna have
Speaker 4: to do that? He said, well, you know, I'm a
Speaker 4: world champion chess player. And he said when I observed
Speaker 4: the board, I found out the King still has one
Speaker 4: more moves.
Speaker 1: I come to tell somebody today, do you believe you've
Speaker 1: been cornered? You believe everything is gone and nothing has
Speaker 1: got any hope.
Speaker 4: But the king still has a more move In the
Speaker 4: fullness of time, God.
Speaker 1: Said his son, I dare you to declare it.
Speaker 4: The king has one more moves.
Speaker 1: He has one more Fuck. That's fire, dude. That video
Speaker 1: is gives me chills every time I watch it makes
Speaker 1: him I cry. It's a great it's a great video,
Speaker 1: so let's get back to it. So everything, there's symbolism
Speaker 1: and everything. Where were you at? Sorry about that we
Speaker 1: went on that little tangent.
Speaker 3: Oh no, you're good.
Speaker 2: I mean I love that video too, But yeah, I
Speaker 2: was just talking about the how throughout the Bible I
Speaker 2: showed all those verses to show that symbology and the
Speaker 2: allegory of trees and branches is used of Satan, and
Speaker 2: it's also used of family lines and lineages. So I
Speaker 2: wanted to just kind of lay that out before we
Speaker 2: jumped straight into the meat of the matter of the
Speaker 2: Garden of Eden. So we come into the Garden of Eden,
Speaker 2: and we have Adam and we have Eve, and the
Speaker 2: story goes that they Eve bit into this apple and
Speaker 2: they ate this apple and then all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: like they got consciousness, they realized they were naked, and
Speaker 2: they this was the knowledge of good and evil, and
Speaker 2: this is what got them kicked out of the garden.
Speaker 3: But when you go back and you.
Speaker 2: Read it, it says that Eve partook of this tree,
Speaker 2: and the Hebrew word there where it says eat. If
Speaker 2: you look at that, you know the Hebrew language can
Speaker 2: have you know, many different meanings, and so it says
Speaker 2: that she ate that same word many times in the
Speaker 2: Old Testament and the New Testament. Also it translates to enjoys.
Speaker 2: So Eve partook of this tree and she enjoyed. And
Speaker 2: it says then she went to her husband and he
Speaker 2: too enjoyed.
Speaker 3: So what do you what I'm saying?
Speaker 1: What are you saying?
Speaker 2: I'm saying that I think this is an allegory for
Speaker 2: a sexual act.
Speaker 1: That that's what I thought you were getting into.
Speaker 2: And here's the proof of the pudding, guys. Okay, And
Speaker 2: like I said, I done lay it out for you.
Speaker 2: There's no denying that Satan was described as a tree
Speaker 2: and multiple passages and all the branches and all that
Speaker 2: kind of stuff is allegory and symbol symbolism for genealogies
Speaker 2: and lineages. Okay, So now we looked at the cause
Speaker 2: and effect. After she partakes of this tree and enjoys,
Speaker 2: she then goes to her husband and he enjoys. So
Speaker 2: two seeds were germinated during that uh interaction. Well, then
Speaker 2: after this happens, what do they do? They cover their
Speaker 2: reproductive organs? WHOA, yeah and so, and I had somebody
Speaker 2: tell me a story. When they first explained this idea
Speaker 2: to me, Uh, doctor Joey Pugh shout out to her,
Speaker 2: but she said, growing up, she said, my mother was
Speaker 2: really strict about sweets before dinner. She said, we were
Speaker 2: We knew we are not to eat cookies and sweets
Speaker 2: before dinner. She said, But every once in a while,
Speaker 2: she said, well, my mother would sneak out of the kitchen,
Speaker 2: Me and my sister would climb up on the refrigerator
Speaker 2: and steal some cool She said, we try to hurry
Speaker 2: up and eat them before she came in. She said, well,
Speaker 2: one time we got calm, and she said she walked
Speaker 2: in the room and busted us. She said, you know
Speaker 2: what we've done, she said, the first thing we've done,
Speaker 2: She said, we covered our mouth because that's where the
Speaker 2: sin was, that's where the transgression was.
Speaker 3: That's what we wanted to hide.
Speaker 6: So they covered it up because you all, because.
Speaker 1: They got weird. Man.
Speaker 2: Wow, So I thought that was pretty telling. And then
Speaker 2: she said, and you got to remember the people of
Speaker 2: this time. She said, you got to look at it
Speaker 2: as they looked at it, because this is an ancient
Speaker 2: text written to and by ancient people. She said, during
Speaker 2: this time, she said, it was mosaic law. It was
Speaker 2: eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth. And she said,
Speaker 2: and if you look at the judgments and curses of God,
Speaker 2: it always correlates to the crime. She said, So if
Speaker 2: Eve and Adam would have ate an apple, she said,
Speaker 2: the curse would have been a sour stomach, diarrhea, or
Speaker 2: rotten teeth, something correlated to eating.
Speaker 3: She said.
Speaker 2: But when you look at all of the cursings from
Speaker 2: the gardens, she said, they're all about sexual reproduction. The
Speaker 2: woman is cursed with painful menstruation, she was cursed with
Speaker 2: the painful child bearing. And then was God say, He says,
Speaker 2: I will put enmity between her seed and thy seed,
Speaker 2: talking to the serpent. So God's saying, right there, hey,
Speaker 2: what you've done, you germanated two seeds. You're gonna have
Speaker 2: You're gonna have twins, and it's gonna be man seed
Speaker 2: and the serpent's seed, and they're gonna be at enmity,
Speaker 2: at war with each other.
Speaker 1: Oh, Johnny thoughts, this is insane.
Speaker 5: Fascinating.
Speaker 1: Fascinating is a better word to you use? Fascinating?
Speaker 2: Wow. And then if we look at the names, the
Speaker 2: names are even telling the same story. Okay, Cain was
Speaker 2: the eldest. Well, it says that when you go into
Speaker 2: the Hebrew etymology of his name, it means acquired. Okay,
Speaker 2: And if anybody, I'm sure most of us in here
Speaker 2: are fathers, the name is something very important. You know,
Speaker 2: when we're coming up with names, there's probably fifty or
Speaker 2: sixty names that are postulated and thought about and narrowed
Speaker 2: down its chos with intention. What loving mother would name
Speaker 2: their child acquired, you know what I mean? Because he
Speaker 2: was basically adopted into the family. Adam adopted him because
Speaker 2: it wouldn't his. And then when you go to Abel
Speaker 2: Abel's name, when you go to the Hebrew etymology of
Speaker 2: that name, it means breath. Well, why was he named
Speaker 2: breath Because if you remember when God created Adam, it
Speaker 2: said he was a lifeless being until the breath of
Speaker 2: life was given to him from God. So Abel was
Speaker 2: named after his father because he was in the similitude
Speaker 2: of him, his father. And if we look when they're
Speaker 2: kicked out of the garden, what happens Kine kills Abel,
Speaker 2: So once again there'll be war, they'd be enmity between
Speaker 2: the two. I mean, all that stuff makes perfect sense
Speaker 2: to me with this new set of glasses.
Speaker 1: That is incredible, Johnny, any thoughts, Uh.
Speaker 5: That's incredible is the word? Yeah, fascinating.
Speaker 1: That's so interesting, dude, seems plausible to it. Just you know,
Speaker 1: it's so funny.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: It's like you just kind of look back at all
Speaker 1: these stories from the past, even if you get in
Speaker 1: the narcissism, and you know, everybody has their opinion on
Speaker 1: that and teach their own. You know, in the story
Speaker 1: of Sophia, she's the first feminist, dude, she's the first feminist.
Speaker 1: She's like, I'm gonna make I'm gonna make life, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna create on my own. Has a kid instantly aggrets it?
Speaker 1: What does that sound like some single moms out there, right?
Speaker 1: You know? I mean it's like literally this story as
Speaker 1: old as time and now we got this whole thing
Speaker 1: and I'm sorry if I'm using this word in discussion,
Speaker 1: but this cooking going on here, which is like a
Speaker 1: big problem right now. You're finding out, dads are finding
Speaker 1: out there, the kid's not really there. I mean, it's
Speaker 1: all the same. And this is what I get into, man,
Speaker 1: where it's like, you know, obviously the people listening to this,
Speaker 1: probably have a strong religious belief. But when I look
Speaker 1: at sins and I go, here are all these problems,
Speaker 1: Here are these sins? How many of these problems have
Speaker 1: wrecked my life? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. Obviously not murder,
Speaker 1: I would never do that, but every you know, and
Speaker 1: you know, gluttony, you know, the temptation of flash, all
Speaker 1: that stuff.
Speaker 3: Sexual stuff is always at the top of the list.
Speaker 3: And that's what we see here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, it's so it's just this thing where
Speaker 1: it's like vagina will say nice in this context is
Speaker 1: just so powerful, dude, and it's almost like it's too powerful.
Speaker 1: It's almost too powerful. It's almost uncontrolled, right, And we
Speaker 1: live in this society where we're like, let's go you know,
Speaker 1: the divine, feminine, whatever you want to say. But there's
Speaker 1: something about it. And you know, again this goes back
Speaker 1: to Johnny and I's discussion on you know, the Islam
Speaker 1: versus the West and which one treats women better, you know,
Speaker 1: and Johnny just went to London. He would tell you
Speaker 1: it's it's the West, which I totally understand. But there's
Speaker 1: also something about when you don't when you just kind
Speaker 1: of release the beast. Yeah, and everything that comes with that.
Speaker 5: Well, it's funny too that, like their solution to the
Speaker 5: problem of the pee being so powerful is to just
Speaker 5: put a back on it.
Speaker 1: Just put a whole bag on him.
Speaker 5: If I can't control my urges and it's ruining my life,
Speaker 5: put a bag on them, you know. I mean, that's
Speaker 5: really their solution to it. It's just like, hey, back
Speaker 5: them up, bro, too much input.
Speaker 1: Ours is the exact opposite. Ours is put it on totally.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, neither, And obviously we enjoy the other one, but
Speaker 1: maybe that's.
Speaker 6: Not good either to a certain extent. We enjoy the
Speaker 6: other one till it's a family.
Speaker 1: Member, until it's a family member.
Speaker 5: Yeah, dude, even right after you release, you know, I'll
Speaker 5: think about all the things that are just gross to.
Speaker 6: You and the.
Speaker 1: P That's a big reason why I quit watching people
Speaker 1: do weird stuff on videos. Right, You're like, oh, it's
Speaker 1: a giant cult humiliation. They're like they don't understand.
Speaker 5: Have you been like sick and then all that like nausea,
Speaker 5: if you're nauseous, and it kind of just brings you
Speaker 5: into like the fundamentals of survival, you know, you get
Speaker 5: you're getting that and said I do anyway, I know
Speaker 5: about you guys, and so all that ship is just
Speaker 5: disgusting to you.
Speaker 3: In that moment.
Speaker 5: You're just like, look at us, we're all filthy pigs,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean. And I think that's really
Speaker 5: like a little tap from Fall the Creator likes.
Speaker 1: Because of the p.
Speaker 6: Still is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, at least I'm the West.
Speaker 5: And there's some message in there about like procreation and
Speaker 5: stuff too, and that you know the desire to procreate that.
Speaker 1: Poor Adam didn't have DNA task back then.
Speaker 3: Yeah, results are in and you are not.
Speaker 1: I told you to you. Wow, bro, mind blowing. Dude,
Speaker 1: there is mind blowing. It's like the Bible.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I was just going to say that to
Speaker 2: you that and when I bring that up, it is
Speaker 2: it's a paradigm buster. And when you bring that up, man,
Speaker 2: it's like, you know, two things happen. Typically it's fight
Speaker 2: or flight. And I've had people just shut down not
Speaker 2: even want to talk about it. Then I've had other
Speaker 2: people call me a heretic and that I deny Christ
Speaker 2: and I'm going to hell and all kinds of crazy stuff.
Speaker 2: And it's like, man, if y'all just be patient and
Speaker 2: hear the rest of my talk, I think I could
Speaker 2: show you that in the very least, you'd have to say, man,
Speaker 2: it's a possibility.
Speaker 5: Those people and if you can. By the way, the
Speaker 5: people who call you a heretic just for you know,
Speaker 5: interrogating your own faith, those people are perhaps worse than
Speaker 5: the other side.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if you have a belief, you should be able
Speaker 1: to take questions and counter argument.
Speaker 5: That's in the Bible, you know, the idea of you know,
Speaker 5: testing and trying your faith, you know, part of us.
Speaker 6: See.
Speaker 7: But that's what that's kind of a little bit what
Speaker 7: made me lose it because I went to what is
Speaker 7: it comunion where you go with a bunch of little
Speaker 7: kids and you try to ask questions because you're thirteen.
Speaker 7: You know, you're like, well, why this why that we
Speaker 7: don't ask questions here?
Speaker 6: This is what the Lord said.
Speaker 7: You sit down and as a kid, you're like, well,
Speaker 7: let me ask questions. Then that's when you say, okay,
Speaker 7: since you don't want to tell me there's some holes
Speaker 7: in here, then yeah, And then that's when you figure
Speaker 7: it out.
Speaker 6: You're like, oh, something's going on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, dude, let's go keep going, dude, this
Speaker 1: is great.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I can show you throughout scripture that this
Speaker 2: is you know, this is nothing new, and this is
Speaker 2: something that ancient people believed and it was it was
Speaker 2: in their.
Speaker 3: Wheelhouse and thought processes.
Speaker 2: So with that being said, if you go to first
Speaker 2: John chapter three, verse twelve, John comes right out and
Speaker 2: tells you that Caine was of the wicked One. So
Speaker 2: if you go there, it says we should not be
Speaker 2: like Cain, who was of the evil One and murdered
Speaker 2: his brother. And that word of is always used to describe,
Speaker 2: you know, a descendant of a son of When they're
Speaker 2: using that in context of father son, it's saying that
Speaker 2: they're of that person, they're of that family, that lineage.
Speaker 2: And you even have that same uh word used earlier
Speaker 2: when I talked about the root of of Jesse the Messiah.
Speaker 2: So this was you know, common knowledge to people back then,
Speaker 2: and John just says it out right. He was of
Speaker 2: the evil One who was a murderer. From the beginning,
Speaker 2: we know Cain was the first murderer.
Speaker 3: He killed his brother.
Speaker 2: And once again John chapter eight, verse forty one through
Speaker 2: forty four. So like the context of this passage here
Speaker 2: is Jesus is in an argument with the Pharisees, and
Speaker 2: he calls them a den of vipers, you know, compares
Speaker 2: them to a serpent. And they're going back and forth
Speaker 2: about genealogies and claiming that they are of the seed
Speaker 2: of Abraham. So the context of this conversation shows that
Speaker 2: there's two families, two branches, and they're going back and
Speaker 2: forth saying, Oh, I'm of Abraham seed, I'm not of
Speaker 2: the other one seed. And I'm going to read some
Speaker 2: of that just to show you the context of that
Speaker 2: John eight forty one. So without all that context in mind,
Speaker 2: here it says, and this is read letters, this is Jesus.
Speaker 2: He says, you are doing the works of your that
Speaker 2: your father did. They said to him, we were not
Speaker 2: born of sexual immorality. Whoa, because they're talking about Cain.
Speaker 2: Cain was born of sexual immorality. He was of the
Speaker 2: other seed. They're claiming to be of Abraham seed, the
Speaker 2: good seed. So if we continue, it says we have
Speaker 2: one father, even God. And Jesus said to them, if
Speaker 2: God were your father, you would love me, for I
Speaker 2: came from God and I am here. I came not
Speaker 2: of my own accord, but he who sent me. Why
Speaker 2: do you not understand what I say. It is because
Speaker 2: you cannot.
Speaker 3: Bear to hear my word.
Speaker 2: You are of your father, the devil, and your will
Speaker 2: is to do your father's desire. He was a murderer
Speaker 2: from the beginning and does not stand in the truth
Speaker 2: because there is no truth in him. So here you
Speaker 2: have Jesus telling the Pharisees that they're a pit of vipers,
Speaker 2: comparing them to serpents. And then they're are again saying
Speaker 2: that they're of the seed of Abraham, and Jesus comes
Speaker 2: up and says, Then they reply with, you know, we
Speaker 2: were not born of fornication.
Speaker 3: We have one father.
Speaker 2: Because they're talking about this seed war. You know, Cain
Speaker 2: and Abel they had two fathers, and one was of
Speaker 2: the evil one. And I'll showed you two verses where
Speaker 2: John just comes right out and says it he's of
Speaker 2: the evil one, the wicked one, who is a murderer
Speaker 2: from the beginning. I mean, the context of the whole
Speaker 2: conversation is Cain and the seed war.
Speaker 1: Guys, we are fighting demons over here, Okay, We're fighting
Speaker 1: these eugenic demons who I don't want us having kids,
Speaker 1: and the only way to do it is to bang
Speaker 1: our way out of it. Okay, that's right. It's up
Speaker 1: to you to save humanity by dropping hard d's on everybody.
Speaker 1: And there's one company who's working with the Lord, and
Speaker 1: that's our friend at blue Chow. Let me tell you
Speaker 1: about blue Choo, everybody. Blue Choo isn't just a tablet.
Speaker 1: It is a cheat cut for your crotch. Stronger, harder,
Speaker 1: longer lasting. Like some gave your downstairs a pep talk
Speaker 1: and a gym membership. Blue Choo is the original brand
Speaker 1: offering chewabowl tablets for better sex. Okay, I love it, dude.
Speaker 7: I eat it.
Speaker 8: Then my dick eats one. And we were double bangers, bro,
Speaker 8: double bangers, dude. And we just roam the streets, keep
Speaker 8: in the city safe for the ladies. And guess what,
Speaker 8: everybody good pregnant. That's how it goes. Everybody gets pregnant.
Speaker 8: That's how it goes. We're shooting mad shots. Okay, mad shots.
Speaker 8: Not probably down to one to night, but still that
Speaker 8: shit is lethal.
Speaker 1: Bang bang miss yeah, daddy, don't miss combo max combo now,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, getting into it. I just want angry, dick.
Speaker 1: That one's so big, it's so angry. It just fights
Speaker 1: for freedom. That's what I'm looking for, guys. Okay, So guys,
Speaker 1: this isn't just a call about performance. It's about legacy
Speaker 1: or third legacy. Okay, give her group chat something to
Speaker 1: talk about. You know, when you lay it down, they're
Speaker 1: talking about how it gets up. Yes, nothing makes you
Speaker 1: more a legend than a little blue Choo. Discover your
Speaker 1: options at bluech you dot com and we got a
Speaker 1: special deal for our listeners as always, get your first
Speaker 1: month of blue ch you free to choose the promo
Speaker 1: code Tinfoil at checkout and pay five bucks for shipping.
Speaker 1: That's it. Join blue Choo's Mission Upgrade Humanity, one thrust
Speaker 1: at a time. Had to bluech you dot com for detail.
Speaker 1: Else and safety involved had a huge, huge, rock hard
Speaker 1: thanks to Bluetoo for sponsoring this podcast.
Speaker 3: Here's one, dude.
Speaker 2: And honestly, when I found this one, this was when
Speaker 2: I was first trying to you know, flesh this out
Speaker 2: and see, you know, if it held water. This was
Speaker 2: the final nail in the coffin for me, because like
Speaker 2: when you go to the King James, when Eve you know,
Speaker 2: partakes of the tree and the King James version it
Speaker 2: says that she was beguiled by the serpent, and that
Speaker 2: word has a sexual connotation to it. And anytime you
Speaker 2: look through the scripture and that word is used more
Speaker 2: often than not, it does. It has a sexual connotation.
Speaker 2: So when we get to the writings of Paul, and
Speaker 2: like I said, this was the final nail in the
Speaker 2: coffin for me, I'm like, Okay, this is true, man.
Speaker 2: But when you go to Second Corinthians, chapter eleven, starting
Speaker 2: in verse two, it says, for I am jealous over you,
Speaker 2: with godly jealousy, for I have espoused you to one
Speaker 2: husband that I may present you as a chaste virgin
Speaker 2: to Christ. But I fear least by any means, as
Speaker 2: the serpent beguiled Eve through his subtlety. It comes right out,
Speaker 2: and this is a sexual context. He says, I have
Speaker 2: a jealousy for you. I prepared you for one husband
Speaker 2: as a chased virgin, but I'm afraid that you will
Speaker 2: be beguiled as Eve is beguiled by that serpent.
Speaker 1: Damn, dude, that.
Speaker 6: Words kind of dirty. Beguiled. Yeah, but it's just like.
Speaker 1: The devil took her virginity. Man, I mean, that's.
Speaker 3: Exactly what Paul saying.
Speaker 1: You can't deny it. Wow, just slinging that pee all
Speaker 1: over the place. Damn dude.
Speaker 5: What do you think? Okay, so I've heard it, you know,
Speaker 5: and it's been told that angels didn't have reproductive organs
Speaker 5: uh and and humans are perhaps the only ones with that.
Speaker 5: What do you what do you think about that?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 2: I think because when you go to Jude, uh, when
Speaker 2: they're cast down, it says that they basically they lose
Speaker 2: their orcitarian, which is like their light body.
Speaker 3: There's their spirit body that they have in heaven.
Speaker 2: And Jude says, you know they uh, they traded their
Speaker 2: they traded and kept not their first estate. So it's
Speaker 2: like when they come down here, they were in fleshly form.
Speaker 2: And I think we see that repeatedly in the Bible
Speaker 2: because if we remember Abraham, he's sitting there and that
Speaker 2: the angels and God show up and they're going to
Speaker 2: destroy Solom and Gomorrah. It says that three men come
Speaker 2: up and that they sit down, they eat, and they
Speaker 2: rest because they're tired.
Speaker 3: And then the two angels go into Sodom.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 2: The people there want to have sex with them, and
Speaker 2: Lot lets them in their house, and uh they run
Speaker 2: them off and everything.
Speaker 5: But this was a wild by the way, the way
Speaker 5: they describe that place is crazy to Magamore, wild bro.
Speaker 1: It's probably the Tenderloin in San Francisco.
Speaker 5: Truly, Like people couldn't get out of there not getting
Speaker 5: like you know, just you couldn't even walk through that
Speaker 5: town without getting it up.
Speaker 2: To get So it shows you they were fleshy and
Speaker 2: they were tired because even tells a lot you know, hey,
Speaker 2: we'll go outside and sleep in the alley, and he's like, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: you're going to sleep in here with me.
Speaker 3: It's not safe out there.
Speaker 2: So we see this time and time again, these angels
Speaker 2: that they walk, they eat, they get tired, they want
Speaker 2: to sleep, and they obviously reproduce if we take face
Speaker 2: value at what the scripture says.
Speaker 1: That crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and uh, to push it even further to reaffirm,
Speaker 2: you know, because I mean, I'm telling you I got
Speaker 2: stuff for days on this, Like I can show you
Speaker 2: all kinds of stuff that correlate to this idea that
Speaker 2: I'm pitching to you.
Speaker 3: Guys. And Jesus had.
Speaker 2: Parables talking about the seed war, saying it again from
Speaker 2: the words of Jesus, and one of them is the.
Speaker 3: Parable of the wheat and the tears.
Speaker 2: And if we go to John fifteen, verse six, it says,
Speaker 2: if anyone does not remain in me, he is like
Speaker 2: a branch that is thrown away and withers. Such branches
Speaker 2: are gathered up and thrown into the.
Speaker 3: Fire and burned.
Speaker 2: So he's alluding to this seed war again, these branches,
Speaker 2: this genealogy. And furthermore, it's like if there was not
Speaker 2: two lines, two seeds that they were trying to keep
Speaker 2: up with, what was the point of all the genealogies, folks.
Speaker 2: They were doing that to separate the pure line, the
Speaker 2: line of them Issiah, because there was obviously a dirty line.
Speaker 2: If there's a good line, there's a bad line. And
Speaker 2: Cain was taken out those genealogies. If you go through
Speaker 2: those genealogies, Can's gone because he's not of that family tree, folks,
Speaker 2: and they knew that. And the parable of the wheat
Speaker 2: and tears. Okay, for those that's just not familiar, I'll
Speaker 2: read that really quick. And this one is one of
Speaker 2: my favorite ones, and I never seen it in this
Speaker 2: light until I started looking at it with this kind
Speaker 2: of lens. But it says, this is Jesus teaching. And
Speaker 2: like I said, Jesus taught in parables. You know, it
Speaker 2: was esoteric back then. But he says another parable. He
Speaker 2: put forth to them, saying, the kingdom of Heaven is
Speaker 2: like a man who's sown good seed in his field.
Speaker 2: And like I've showed you many example, seed is another,
Speaker 2: you know, allegorically speaking of genealogies of children. He sold
Speaker 2: seed in his field, But while men slept, his enemy
Speaker 2: came and sown tears among the wheat, Oh, my God,
Speaker 2: and went his way. But when the grain had sprouted
Speaker 2: and produced a crop, then the tars also appeared. So
Speaker 2: the servants of the owner came and said to him, Sir,
Speaker 2: did you not sow good seeds in your field? How
Speaker 2: then does it have tears? He said to them, the
Speaker 2: enemy has done this. The servants said to him, do
Speaker 2: you want us then to go and gather them up?
Speaker 2: But he said, no, least while you gather up the tars,
Speaker 2: you also uproot the wheat with them. Let them grow
Speaker 2: together until the harvest. And at the time of harvest,
Speaker 2: I will say to the reapers, first gather together the
Speaker 2: tars and bind them in bundles to burn them.
Speaker 3: But gather the wheat and to my barn.
Speaker 2: So it's talking about revelation, the end of days, separating
Speaker 2: the wheat from the tars, the wicked from the righteous,
Speaker 2: and the unrighteous. The bad seed that the enemy sown
Speaker 2: is bundled up and thrown into the fire.
Speaker 5: So do you know, I mean, if you're getting there,
Speaker 5: tell me. But the implication for this is that there's
Speaker 5: some genetic component to judgment.
Speaker 6: Is that?
Speaker 5: Am I understanding that?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: I think that that is how it all started. But
Speaker 2: since Christ came, I think now it's it's all like
Speaker 2: free will choice. There's some people that ascribe to this
Speaker 2: theory that I'm talking about now, and they see it
Speaker 2: as a strictly you know, geneage genealogy. So if you
Speaker 2: were born in this family, you're automatically screwed.
Speaker 3: You're going to hell. There's no salvation for you. I
Speaker 3: do not ascribed to that.
Speaker 5: I do not believe the New Covenant I changed things
Speaker 5: as far as we all.
Speaker 3: Have a free will choice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, you have that same story being told. I'm sorry, Sam, But.
Speaker 1: Isn't that kind of like the argument in the Canonites
Speaker 1: when you see people argue, well, if it's a God,
Speaker 1: loving God, why did they Why do you go say,
Speaker 1: kill women and children? Then you get into you know, well,
Speaker 1: the Canites were doing child sacrifice, so they were already
Speaker 1: killing their children. But then do you make the kids
Speaker 1: pay the price for the adults? And you know, I
Speaker 1: think we all agree that that should not be the case.
Speaker 1: It's interesting, right, it's yeah.
Speaker 2: And see the thing is too is those were direct,
Speaker 2: direct hybrids. So when we go to that, you know,
Speaker 2: all those tribes that were listed, they were offspring of
Speaker 2: fallen angels. But at the same time, like I said earlier,
Speaker 2: I don't think it was just the bloodline and genealogy
Speaker 2: that got them killed. I think, you know, yes, they
Speaker 2: were nepheline, they were hybrid creatures, but if you look
Speaker 2: at their actions, like you said, Sam, they were sacrificing
Speaker 2: children through the fires of Molik, they were killing people,
Speaker 2: drinking their blood. You know, like we talked last time,
Speaker 2: the Amalekites, they were a nepheline race and they were
Speaker 2: known as the blood liquors and known sorcerers and witchcraft.
Speaker 3: So it's like.
Speaker 2: They were ultimately extinguished in my opinion, because of their wickedness. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but that same parable you have it over and over again,
Speaker 2: and Jesus told another parable of the of separating the
Speaker 2: sheep and the goats, and it was the same storyline
Speaker 2: as the one that I said above, but he changed
Speaker 2: it out and said, for sheep and goats, and with
Speaker 2: the goats, you have all kinds of correlations with the devil,
Speaker 2: the nakash.
Speaker 3: Because you have the Azazel goat.
Speaker 2: That the Israelites would cast all their sins on this
Speaker 2: goat and send it out into the wilderness to Azazel,
Speaker 2: the fallen angel. And then, like we talked last time,
Speaker 2: esaw he was covered in hair from head to toe
Speaker 2: like a Harry cloak. The ancient thought was he was
Speaker 2: of the serpent seed and his brother Jacob to fool
Speaker 2: their blind father.
Speaker 6: What do they do?
Speaker 2: They kill a goat and take the goats for and
Speaker 2: wrap it around him to fool their father. So there
Speaker 2: you have, you know, another correlation to this hacaiton to
Speaker 2: these goats.
Speaker 1: Wow, and this is all in your book. Huh yeah, whah, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you gave me a copy of Marita.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's all kinds of stuff in there, man, because
Speaker 2: this is such a broad subject. But with all that said, guys,
Speaker 2: and here's the thing that really kills me. It's you know,
Speaker 2: I'll give you you know, probably like an hour of
Speaker 2: scripture and things all pointing to this theory. People that
Speaker 2: just like I said, they close their mind and they
Speaker 2: do not want to accept anything new or hear nothing
Speaker 2: else out because they got it all figured out or
Speaker 2: their pastor they've had for twenty years as told them this,
Speaker 2: so therefore they believe it. They use one verse, you know,
Speaker 2: I just give you, you know, twenty or thirty and
Speaker 2: all kinds of examples, even that right John saying Cain
Speaker 2: was of the wicked one. They will use one verse
Speaker 2: to try to destroy that mound of evidence.
Speaker 3: So it's like, you know, if you had.
Speaker 2: Twenty soldiers and you show up with one, is that
Speaker 2: one going to kill all the twenty? Is that one
Speaker 2: trump the whole army? No, it doesn't work like that.
Speaker 2: But that verse is in Genesis for one, and there
Speaker 2: this is right after they're expelled from the garden, and
Speaker 2: in there it says that Adam knew his wife Eve
Speaker 2: and she bore Cain and then again Abel, but it
Speaker 2: says that the birth of Cain that she gives this
Speaker 2: proclamation and she says, I have acquired.
Speaker 3: This man with the help of the Lord. And that
Speaker 3: word lord is the.
Speaker 2: Tetragrammaton the jodhavov hay. And so people say, well, there
Speaker 2: you go.
Speaker 3: It says that.
Speaker 2: Adam knew his wife and she bore came. Well, that
Speaker 2: word bore means deliver, it don't mean conceive. So if
Speaker 2: the Hacaiton had already germinated a seed and then Adam
Speaker 2: knew her, he just germinated another seed. And then for
Speaker 2: the people that say, well, what about the special proclamation?
Speaker 3: And I'm like, yeah, what about that?
Speaker 2: How come Cain got a special proclamation and Abel didn't
Speaker 2: that She didn't say the same thing about Abel. She
Speaker 2: said that I have acquired this man through the help
Speaker 2: of the Lord. And remember Eve is told to be
Speaker 2: the mother of all living. Scripture doesn't say that Adam
Speaker 2: is the father of all living. He doesn't say that.
Speaker 3: But when you go through there's this.
Speaker 2: Theory that's been out for a long time, and throughout
Speaker 2: the twentieth century it was widely accepted, and it's called
Speaker 2: the documentary hypothesis. And all these scholars come together and
Speaker 2: seeing the writing styles of these five books of the Torah,
Speaker 2: and they suggested that they basically compiled a documentary that
Speaker 2: there were several different writings and versions and they compiled
Speaker 2: them into one. And I didn't know this, but when
Speaker 2: I was reading that, I was trying to figure out
Speaker 2: that verse. And one thing I noticed was when you
Speaker 2: go through Genesis, it doesn't use the tetragrammaton the jodhayvob
Speaker 2: hay lord in caps. It uses the word elohem. It
Speaker 2: says in the beginning, Eloheim created the heavens and the earth,
Speaker 2: and the Eloheim said, let us make man in our image.
Speaker 2: That's how it constantly referring to God. Well, that word
Speaker 2: in Hebrew can be singular referring to a single God,
Speaker 2: but it can also be plural more than one. And
Speaker 2: when it's used, I believe they're talking about God's divine counsel,
Speaker 2: and that's why we get the plural language. In creation,
Speaker 2: they said, let us make man in our image. The
Speaker 2: elohem said that the gods with an s it was
Speaker 2: the divine counsel of God. And that's a theme we
Speaker 2: see throughout scripture. And so I was like, well, as
Speaker 2: we get down through here, it's just elohem, elohem, elohem
Speaker 2: talking about God until we get to this section, and
Speaker 2: then it says, you know, the lord Jodhevov, and we're
Speaker 2: told that the divine name was not given until Moses,
Speaker 2: long long after. So when I looked at this documentary hypothesis,
Speaker 2: it made total sense because it shows, you know, if
Speaker 2: I wrote a book, and I'm writing a book about you, Sam,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, you know, Sam woke up and done
Speaker 2: this today, and Sam did this and that, and then
Speaker 2: all of a sudden you get to the next chapter
Speaker 2: and I'm no longer calling you Sam, I'm calling you,
Speaker 2: you know, Jesse. Now Jesse works here and does that,
Speaker 2: You're gonna be like, whoa what? Yeah, And that's what
Speaker 2: happens here, because it shows it's not the same writers.
Speaker 3: And I believe now, like I said, no.
Speaker 2: This is what I believe my hypothesis because it kept
Speaker 2: using the word elohem, elohem, elohem. Then all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: this name is inserted. I think that whether it's Moses
Speaker 2: or a later edition, whatever, but I stick with the
Speaker 2: original name because we're in the same book, so I
Speaker 2: think the original writing. When she has came, she says,
Speaker 2: I have acquired this man with the help of the Elohim.
Speaker 2: What lo hem than a cash that's it.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it's crazy. And you people get mad
Speaker 1: at you for this.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I've been called a heretic. I deny Jesus,
Speaker 2: I'm going to Hell. I'm a false teacher, a false prophet.
Speaker 2: Man is something that gets on my nerves so bad.
Speaker 2: In my Christian community, it's like if you say something
Speaker 2: that they don't agree with, you know, they can't just
Speaker 2: be like, you know, hey, I know you're a Christian,
Speaker 2: you love Christ, but I just don't agree with you
Speaker 2: on that. I just don't see it. No, they can
Speaker 2: never do that. They go into a pharisee mode. It's like,
Speaker 2: you are heretic, You're going to hell. And I'm just
Speaker 2: so glad that I live in a time that stoning
Speaker 2: and crucifixion is highly frowned upon it.
Speaker 5: That's funny.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 5: It would be different if you were using extra biblical
Speaker 5: texts too, But you're just I mean, everything you've quoted
Speaker 5: is in the Bible, you know, I don't. So there's
Speaker 5: this problem in the church now where like all the
Speaker 5: questions are settled. You know, there's this idea because you know,
Speaker 5: for the first century of the Church and even beyond
Speaker 5: well beyond that. You know, these were not There was
Speaker 5: so much that wasn't settled, you know, about about what
Speaker 5: we actually believe, and then it all just became codified
Speaker 5: and ossified and you know anything now and you know,
Speaker 5: like it's any questions our or I mean more than
Speaker 5: frown upon.
Speaker 1: And the Council snai is what's it called?
Speaker 3: The Council of Yeah to see yea three?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean is that questionable? Do we have any
Speaker 1: issues with that Pagan's design? What's in the Bible? You know?
Speaker 3: Again that's me man.
Speaker 2: A lot of people want to argue and say, oh no,
Speaker 2: that was when they decided what goes in. They already
Speaker 2: had you know, a uniformed you know, canon or a Bible,
Speaker 2: and yeah they did. But this was you know, Catholicism.
Speaker 2: This was the you know, the Roman emperor uniting all
Speaker 2: these nations that he had conquered under one religion. They
Speaker 2: were trying to unify and set a standard, and they did.
Speaker 2: They made their own cannon, and yeah, they got to
Speaker 2: pick what went in what didn't. And even doctor the
Speaker 2: King James, I think it's the sixteen eleven. I got
Speaker 2: a copy of it back here. It's old dude. But
Speaker 2: it has the Apocryphy in it, It's got Jubileese, all
Speaker 2: kinds of old extra biblical books, the Wisdom of Solomon,
Speaker 2: and all this stuff in it that's not in our
Speaker 2: Bibles today.
Speaker 1: That's my concern is the manipulation of these texts, not
Speaker 1: just the Bible, but all these other religious books as
Speaker 1: well to kind of form a consciousness and pass of
Speaker 1: five people. That makes me very nervous. And you know,
Speaker 1: you know, and we see it. Man, you present something
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty five, there are people that still aren't
Speaker 1: conspiracy theorists, right, they still are conspiracy theorist. Well, they
Speaker 1: are conspiracy theorists. They're progressives who believe in the conspiracy
Speaker 1: of racism everywhere, the conspiracy of the patriarchy, the conspiracy
Speaker 1: of anti Semitism, the conspiracy of homophobia. That this large
Speaker 1: group of people are conspiring with each other to attack
Speaker 1: groups like that is a conspiracy. You are a conspiracy theorist.
Speaker 1: You push back on that, and when you present, when
Speaker 1: you present data, facts whatever to counter that, they get
Speaker 1: very arrogant about their ignorance. I mean, it is one
Speaker 1: of the most powerful tools out there of if I
Speaker 1: don't know that it's not real.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's all figured it out, you know, And it's.
Speaker 1: Really crazy to me to watch it happen in real
Speaker 1: time to the point I you know, it's like it's
Speaker 1: the Agent Smith effect. You know. We just had a
Speaker 1: guest on that was of a certain belief system. We
Speaker 1: started bringing up that belief system and he just had
Speaker 1: a visceral reaction to it. And that's okay. And this
Speaker 1: show is not about attacking people and their beliefs. It's
Speaker 1: more about letting people say what they got to say.
Speaker 1: But yeah, it was a very weird moment there.
Speaker 2: And then you should be able to defend your faith,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean, or at least give a
Speaker 2: reason to why you believe what you believe.
Speaker 1: And you can't believe, yeah, I mean, you can't believe
Speaker 1: whatever you want to believe. I'm not going to tell
Speaker 1: you can't. It's just again, if you are really, really
Speaker 1: strong in your base of your belief, you should be
Speaker 1: able to hear counterpoints and discussions.
Speaker 6: I agree.
Speaker 2: Your faith and your God shouldn't be so weak or
Speaker 2: fragile that it can't be questioned.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know, and if there is something that
Speaker 1: you have answers to it's all right to go like,
Speaker 1: I gotta look more into that, you know, I agree,
Speaker 1: I mean it's possible, I gotta go look more into that.
Speaker 1: I've never looked into that, and that that is it,
Speaker 1: and it's like you got to keep your head on
Speaker 1: a swivel.
Speaker 5: I think part of it is that it's not even
Speaker 5: you know, any kind of meanness or anything. It's a fear,
Speaker 5: you know, because if they I used to have this
Speaker 5: view as you know, as a kid again that if
Speaker 5: one thing was you know, I found was not consistent
Speaker 5: or I had to change, you know, that meant the
Speaker 5: whole thing just kind of toppled, like like a house
Speaker 5: of cards. And that was just I realized, now.
Speaker 1: Well that could be one or the other. Maybe it
Speaker 1: could be a little bit of both.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's just no either with us.
Speaker 1: Or you're against us, right, either guy or a bad guy.
Speaker 5: And I realized now it's so much bigger and more inclusive.
Speaker 1: It's not like whit shades of gray exactly.
Speaker 3: I feel people all the time.
Speaker 2: It's like you get a lot of people that will
Speaker 2: hardline and be like, no, this is this, it's this way,
Speaker 2: and then somebody else, no, it's that way.
Speaker 3: It's no, it's it's this way.
Speaker 2: It's like eight to nine out of ten times, it's
Speaker 2: usually in the middle. It's this, it's a mix of
Speaker 2: this and that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And also, I mean even when I even remember having
Speaker 5: discussions with an ext girlfriend in college. Let's tell you
Speaker 5: how much fun I am.
Speaker 1: But we uh Johnny's wild days.
Speaker 5: Yeah, boy, we got crazy.
Speaker 3: Talking about BC days before christ.
Speaker 5: And I would, you know, even then, I would I
Speaker 5: remember saying like, hey, you know, okay, it's not in
Speaker 5: the Bible, sure, but that you know, it doesn't say
Speaker 5: at the end of the Bible, this is everything God
Speaker 5: ever said or thought. You know what I mean that
Speaker 5: there are plenty, there's possibilities beyond the Bible. The Bible,
Speaker 5: you know, Like I feel like Christians are just so
Speaker 5: and I say that as a Christian, but most Christians
Speaker 5: I know are just so limited by that.
Speaker 1: I agree with that statement, Johnny. I do think it's
Speaker 1: more than just one way of looking at it, And
Speaker 1: it could be all things, you know, And I think
Speaker 1: when you limit yourself to one particular road, you limit
Speaker 1: the opportunity to know about all the different.
Speaker 5: It's a good start, though, and if you're starting out,
Speaker 5: start with that the fundamentals for sure. Ah. But then yeah,
Speaker 5: I mean seek it out. It saysn't you know? It
Speaker 5: saysn't the Bible that test and try you know things,
Speaker 5: and you know and hold it.
Speaker 2: Honestly, it's only solidified in my faith, you know when
Speaker 2: I go look at these other ancient myths and legends
Speaker 2: and religions and see how they're all, you know, so similar,
Speaker 2: and just maybe the names of change or these caveats,
Speaker 2: it just it just gives me a firm foundation to
Speaker 2: stand on and puts more pieces in my evidence file.
Speaker 3: Man. And it does excites me, and it draws me
Speaker 3: closer to God. And I feel sorry for those people
Speaker 3: in that little box of pasture that you'll never go out,
Speaker 3: never go search in. They're like, Nope, I got everything
Speaker 3: I need here.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: It's like, guys, you're not living, you're existing. You're meant
Speaker 2: to get out there and explore and go on the
Speaker 2: hero's journey and discover yourself and your creator. Man, how
Speaker 2: boring is it to be on a rope with the Yeah,
Speaker 2: you might have your bucket of food and water in
Speaker 2: front of you, but you can only go three foot
Speaker 2: to the left and to the right.
Speaker 3: You weren't built that way.
Speaker 1: And if you, I mean, most people don't know this
Speaker 1: about how they've hidden history. And it's like, really, the
Speaker 1: truth is the only data that's gotten through is the
Speaker 1: data they want you to know, and because that serves
Speaker 1: them and their purpose and their ability to hold onto power.
Speaker 1: And you know, there's a lot of people who are
Speaker 1: anti religion, anti Jesus, and they talk about how it's
Speaker 1: just a giant pacifying machine to keep everybody in place.
Speaker 1: And I go, well, I mean, it seems like crazy
Speaker 1: to me about that. I'm not saying there aren't deep
Speaker 1: conspiracies into everything. But when I study all this stuff,
Speaker 1: and you know, all the sins and all that stuff,
Speaker 1: I just see the same. I just see how these
Speaker 1: things have affected my life, and by not doing that,
Speaker 1: I seem to live a higher vibration. Right, And these
Speaker 1: stories are told like you can go off on Christianity
Speaker 1: or Judaism or Islam, whatever you want to, but these
Speaker 1: stories have been told for way before the Ambrahamic religions,
Speaker 1: way before that. I don't understand how you can't get
Speaker 1: into that. You can just tee off on one religion
Speaker 1: and not realize that these stories and these teachings have
Speaker 1: been taught over time forever and actually getting away from
Speaker 1: these teachings that you say are control mechanism has actually
Speaker 1: led to the detriment of society and humanity.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And look you talked about too, that the hidden history.
Speaker 2: You know, we can go into the you know, the
Speaker 2: Smithsonian and all kinds of different stuff, and which I
Speaker 2: know we're running short on time today, but man, I'd
Speaker 2: love to come back and talk to you about these.
Speaker 3: These are elongated goals I've done.
Speaker 1: Let's get into it. Talk to me about it. Let's
Speaker 1: go to it. Are you doing proceed wards? Because that
Speaker 1: was epic, bro, that was an all time banger. Dude. Man,
Speaker 1: that's the ship I love on this show. Dude.
Speaker 6: I mean, is this one of those dangerous titles?
Speaker 1: No, I don't think it's a dangerous title.
Speaker 5: Now they'll let you you talk about Christianity all you want.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, for some you know, the dangerous titles,
Speaker 1: anything that anything that threatens their power.
Speaker 5: We can we can talk about our faith, just not
Speaker 5: their faith.
Speaker 1: Their faith or or corrupt their their paradigms that they
Speaker 1: want to give us.
Speaker 5: Well, their church is science, that's the thing, and you time,
Speaker 5: if we want to play on that right point, great point,
Speaker 5: then they come for us.
Speaker 1: We have to take a title off and put just dangerous.
Speaker 1: Have you ever go to Tinfall Hat YouTube and you
Speaker 1: see dangerous just to know it's a banger, and we
Speaker 1: can't tell you what it is. We can't put the
Speaker 1: description into the game thing just to tee off the AI.
Speaker 7: And it's funny because they know what dangerous means, because
Speaker 7: you can tell by the views. People are like, oh,
Speaker 7: I need to I need to watch this one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like look down, Yeah, the dangerous dangerous on
Speaker 1: my YouTube, I don't even I mean on my website,
Speaker 1: it's not even listed. You have to be a member
Speaker 1: just to see the thumbnail because they can go to
Speaker 1: your website and just looking for trouble. Yeah, so I
Speaker 1: don't even put it on the front page. You got
Speaker 1: join the premium content to just see if it's even listed.
Speaker 1: And it is getting harder and harder to have a dangerous, dangerous,
Speaker 1: dangerous conversation because the conversation is growing so much. And
Speaker 1: again people can think we're losing and they want us
Speaker 1: to think we're powerless. I think that's a big part
Speaker 1: of AI.
Speaker 6: How long do you think so there's no more?
Speaker 7: I mean, if there ever is you censorship on YouTube,
Speaker 7: they are getting real lenient, I'll be honest with They're getting.
Speaker 1: Warn and that's another sign we're winning, right, I think
Speaker 1: it's another sign that we're winning because they they're losing
Speaker 1: their base, they're losing views. People are going, oh, this
Speaker 1: is gross. I'm gonna go over to Twitter and see
Speaker 1: the real stuff. I'm gonna go to Rumble and see
Speaker 1: the real stuff. Why do I got to go on YouTube?
Speaker 1: And yeah, YouTube has captured the kids because it's the
Speaker 1: easiest operating system to find videos. But eventually they'll get
Speaker 1: bored of that stuff and they're gonna want to find
Speaker 1: it dangerous. And they've caused Twitter to explode, They've caused
Speaker 1: Rumble to be where Rumble is because they've ran off
Speaker 1: so many people. And you know, the things I talk
Speaker 1: about on Rogan, I can't talk anywhere else because they
Speaker 1: don't Rogan. Yeah, because he brings them so much money.
Speaker 1: They can't kill the cash cow. At the end of
Speaker 1: the day, they have to make money. They have to
Speaker 1: make money because if they make no money, then the
Speaker 1: illusion is gone. Because if they're not making money. That
Speaker 1: means they're not getting eyeballs. And they're not getting eyeballs,
Speaker 1: they can't program you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you crushed it on Rogan.
Speaker 2: Man, I said our list of that, and I was like,
Speaker 2: I think I've seen somebody made a comment and I
Speaker 2: was like, yeah, I was thinking the same thing. It's
Speaker 2: like Rogan's kind of lost touch of his conspiracy roots.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 3: He needs to have you on more often to knock
Speaker 3: the rest off his conspiracy wheel.
Speaker 1: I think he's really great at understanding what's going to
Speaker 1: get him in trouble and what's not going to get
Speaker 1: him in trouble. But I'm telling people I've said this forever,
Speaker 1: Rogan is really great at getting shit out while also
Speaker 1: acting like having plausible deniability. So you'll be like, you'll
Speaker 1: put up be like, oh come on, man, that's some
Speaker 1: crazy stuff you're saying right there, but it gets out.
Speaker 1: It's why flat Earth is everywhere because Rogan allowed Eddie Bravo,
Speaker 1: even if he necessarily didn't agree with it, talk about
Speaker 1: it all the time, and now it's everywhere. Like, I
Speaker 1: think he's a lot smarter than some people want to
Speaker 1: give him credit for, because he you know, The whole
Speaker 1: thing is he sends me conspiracy shit constantly. We're always talking,
Speaker 1: so I'm like, I get it, you know, but it's like,
Speaker 1: I under like, my biggest fear in the world is
Speaker 1: saying something and gets them in huge trouble. So it's
Speaker 1: like he gotta walk because I would hate to bring
Speaker 1: that kind of energy on him, you know. So he
Speaker 1: lets you go. Great, he let me get that little
Speaker 1: bit out about what I think is gonna happen Pelstein
Speaker 1: based on some things I've heard from friends, but I
Speaker 1: think he operates a little in a way that he
Speaker 1: lets people say stuff and then he acts like he's offended,
Speaker 1: but it still goes.
Speaker 3: Out Devil's advocate.
Speaker 1: Come on, Sam, he even set at the end. I
Speaker 1: love hearing you talk. I don't agree with everything, okay, dude,
Speaker 1: Like that's a that's plausible deniability, right. It's like, because
Speaker 1: he could edit that thing down to nothing or not
Speaker 1: put it out, but he put it right out. I
Speaker 1: couldn't believe all quickly he came out. It came out
Speaker 1: the next day, which is totally different than when.
Speaker 5: Right before Trump.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was crazy. I mean trivia question, dude, that's
Speaker 1: so crazy. The biggest episode of all time in podcast
Speaker 1: is Donald Trump on Joe Rogan's what other episode and
Speaker 1: guess dropped that day? Dang, what is comedian Sam triple
Speaker 1: a big, big, big, big big big bucks, big bucks.
Speaker 1: Let's get into your skull dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and these man these elongated skulls. And this is
Speaker 2: a juvenile so it's smaller, but these were I don't
Speaker 2: know how to word. I guess kind of like my
Speaker 2: gateway drug into conspiracy and biblical conspiracies and stuff. Because
Speaker 2: giants that was my big fascination and diving into that
Speaker 2: rabbit hole. I've discovered people like La Marzouli and uh
Speaker 2: doctor Judd Burton, uh doctor Aaron Judkins and all these guys.
Speaker 2: And they actually went down to Peru to examine these
Speaker 2: parakas skulls. And this is a U mold casting, so
Speaker 2: it's a direct replica. It looks identical to it. I
Speaker 2: actually met La, he's one of the signatures on here,
Speaker 2: but I brought it to him.
Speaker 3: He was blown away.
Speaker 1: Well, you know again, if you watched the Rogan episode,
Speaker 1: he talks about they did those X rays. Are those
Speaker 1: weird skeletons mummies that they have to see if they
Speaker 1: were art or actual skeletons, and it looks like they're
Speaker 1: actually skeletons. One was actually pregnant.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've seen that three fingers the Naska mummies.
Speaker 1: Yes, and you know again you brought the three fingers
Speaker 1: of all the ancient art that depicted beings with three fingers.
Speaker 3: M hm.
Speaker 1: And again it gets into like, this world's a lot
Speaker 1: more interesting than they want you to know. They want
Speaker 1: you just to think you're an insect or a bill
Speaker 1: Bill Bill Hicks called it. We were we were bacterian
Speaker 1: sneakers or whatever he said. It was there, but it's
Speaker 1: like way more interesting than that, way more interesting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's like even these man uh uh, the mainstream
Speaker 2: archaeology I want to say, oh, well this is from headboarding,
Speaker 2: this is this is from headbinding. Well, when La Marzouli
Speaker 2: and all those you know, doctor degrees guys that I mentioned,
Speaker 2: they went down to Parrakas down in Peru and studied
Speaker 2: these and had their hands on them. Uh, they had optometrists,
Speaker 2: all kinds of doctors. They measured all this stuff, documented everything,
Speaker 2: even took DNA samples. They they done the most extensive
Speaker 2: work on these things. And yeah, some of them were
Speaker 2: from headbinding, but there were many that they proved was genetic.
Speaker 2: It wasn't from headbinding.
Speaker 5: And why why would you want them to exactly?
Speaker 1: Well, I mean they binded your feet back.
Speaker 5: What I'm saying is, what are they trying to look like?
Speaker 5: You know, what are they trying to Yeah, like a
Speaker 5: cargo cult kind of thing?
Speaker 1: How far can you bind your skulld to go that long?
Speaker 5: I think the babies like when their skulls are soft,
Speaker 5: when their brains.
Speaker 3: Your head just so.
Speaker 1: But but if you put that next your head you're
Speaker 1: a full grown adult. How how would they be able
Speaker 1: to get your head to be that long?
Speaker 7: But I get what Sam trying to say, Like, if
Speaker 7: you like, where do they get the skull the fresh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's and it's the scenes. It still grows and
Speaker 5: the scenes you know, before your skull hardens. And so
Speaker 5: if you keep putting it in like a you know
Speaker 5: how they shape baby skulls like some of you know,
Speaker 5: baby right to shape because you know, when you get
Speaker 5: squeezed out, it kind of compresses things and like makes
Speaker 5: it kind of changes the shape of it like this.
Speaker 5: And if you just kept like like the same thing
Speaker 5: with the neck, you know, they do it in the
Speaker 5: next too, and like or they stretch their necks out.
Speaker 5: It's the same kind of thing. But because the skull
Speaker 5: is like soft, that that for you know, years, I
Speaker 5: guess they can do that. But but he's saying that
Speaker 5: some of them are like that, and then some are
Speaker 5: clearly or not. I don't know clear or not, but
Speaker 5: you're saying something they said, we're not that way, right,
Speaker 5: And not.
Speaker 7: That I would know, but I would assume that a
Speaker 7: real one would have a bigger brain, because I don't
Speaker 7: think your brain grows when you bind it, right, if
Speaker 7: you were to bind it like how they did it, well.
Speaker 5: I think, I mean, I think you have the same
Speaker 5: brain matter in there right by the way.
Speaker 7: You're saying that would have a bigger But I'm saying,
Speaker 7: if there is a real one, the real one would
Speaker 7: have a bigger brain like the one that they're trying
Speaker 7: to replicate the first person.
Speaker 1: I don't could ever tell that because the tissue would
Speaker 1: be probably gone.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, the brain case volume on the ones that
Speaker 2: they deemed were genetic, we're like fifteen to twenty percent
Speaker 2: larger in case volume, so real it'd be safe to
Speaker 2: assume that, you know, if it's twenty fifteen percent larger,
Speaker 2: that it'd have to be filled with something so that
Speaker 2: they postulate that they did have bigger brains.
Speaker 3: But there's so many changes in these things.
Speaker 2: And that's why it's going to show you, guys, because
Speaker 2: the ones they proved that was not headbinding, that they
Speaker 2: were genetic, and like Johnny was saying, the ones they
Speaker 2: were imitating, they wanted to be like I think is
Speaker 2: what we talked about today, the seed war.
Speaker 3: This is a hybrid race.
Speaker 2: And so when we look everyone has a sadrasutra and
Speaker 2: that's kind of what Johnny was alluding to earlier, and
Speaker 2: it's like a peace sign. It travels up the top
Speaker 2: and once it gets to the back, it branches off
Speaker 2: into a y. All the ones that they found from
Speaker 2: headboarding they have their sadresutras, but some of these they
Speaker 2: don't have one. Like this guy, there is no Sadresutra line,
Speaker 2: and so the head binding doesn't get rid of that,
Speaker 2: so that you know, signals that this is genetic. And
Speaker 2: then another thing is if you look at the eyes,
Speaker 2: they're twenty five to thirty percent larger than a normal human.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, giant bug eyes.
Speaker 5: I would love to have seen these, would.
Speaker 1: You, Johnny, if one showed up, you wouldn't freak out?
Speaker 5: No, I'm in a photo. I don't want to I
Speaker 5: don't want one in my house or anything. But yeah,
Speaker 5: for a I would love to see a photo what
Speaker 5: they like with skin on. I think has anyone tried
Speaker 5: to reproduce that? Have you seen a good attempt at that?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Actually, I got a book right here that from Brian Forrester.
Speaker 5: I'd love to see it.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, I don't think some would if it was
Speaker 6: a female.
Speaker 5: Oh interesting, I thought he would, but I think he
Speaker 5: backed down.
Speaker 1: Maybe for humanity, maybe just take it for a test.
Speaker 3: It sunds like I would.
Speaker 1: Would army guys.
Speaker 2: But these eyes though, that that headbinding and stuff, it
Speaker 2: doesn't change the size of these eye sockets.
Speaker 3: So once again, this is something genetic.
Speaker 5: How the teeth compared to human teeth like in number
Speaker 5: and shape.
Speaker 2: And some are different and they're not all the same.
Speaker 2: But some of them they reported had the double rows
Speaker 2: of teeth some of you. Yeah, some of the infants
Speaker 2: that were born horn had the elongated heads, but they
Speaker 2: had molars.
Speaker 3: As an infant. Oh yeah, and their soft cap was
Speaker 3: still open, so it showed you they were an infant.
Speaker 1: WHOA.
Speaker 2: But that optometrist when he looked at these eyes, he said,
Speaker 2: if they're you know, the sockets are twenty five to
Speaker 2: thirty percent larger, then it's safe to assume that the
Speaker 2: eyes and pupils were also, he said, and the distance
Speaker 2: between them is more narrow. He said, so they're built
Speaker 2: like a nighttime predatory animal, like an owl. So he
Speaker 2: postulated that these things had night vision. And it goes
Speaker 2: right along with all the legends and lower of giants
Speaker 2: that they were cave dwellers. So I thought that was
Speaker 2: pretty cool. And another thing is right here. This is
Speaker 2: the anchor point where the spine goes into the head.
Speaker 2: Well here, it's all the way at the back. Well,
Speaker 2: if you Google search and look up a normal skull
Speaker 2: and even the elongated head ones that were proven from headbinding,
Speaker 2: the anchor points right here at dead center because it's
Speaker 2: the balance point. But you had this big elongated head,
Speaker 2: if you had the mount point here, he'd just be
Speaker 2: looking up at the sky all the time. So it's
Speaker 2: anchored in the back to compensate and balance.
Speaker 3: This elongated head. So that shows you it was genetic.
Speaker 3: It was programmed in of.
Speaker 5: Course, that's fascinating.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 7: Do you think humans and the weird way kind of
Speaker 7: killed them off? They just disappeared that they are if
Speaker 7: they were real.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's between that and also getting bred out.
Speaker 2: And one story that I like to share with you
Speaker 2: guys from South America where these are found. And by
Speaker 2: the way, you do a quick Google search these things,
Speaker 2: Prue gets all the attention, but they're found everywhere every continent,
Speaker 2: North America, China, the Oceania region, Europe, the Levant, Egypt, everywhere,
Speaker 2: And like you have depictions of acon Aten and his
Speaker 2: wife neffer tit, they had these elongated heads.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's worldwide.
Speaker 5: Obvious that that's. Yeah, that's such a good point and
Speaker 5: think about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And so with the South Americans though, where these
Speaker 2: are found, they have the story of Vericocha and Quasi Kettle,
Speaker 2: and both of those gods are mirrored images of each other.
Speaker 2: Their stories are almost identical. And so with the story
Speaker 2: of Verracocha, it says that he arrives one day from
Speaker 2: the ocean and he is on a boat of serpents
Speaker 2: without paddles, and that he shows up with a group
Speaker 2: of people like disciples and they're called the veraicoch On,
Speaker 2: and they show up and they civilized mankind. And it's
Speaker 2: basically kind of like Genesis six, you know, like we
Speaker 2: talked about earlier, the same story just told everywhere. So
Speaker 2: they gave them the seven sacred sciences, taught them to
Speaker 2: be peaceful, taught them how to make weapons and tools,
Speaker 2: taught them how to do sacred geometry and architecture and
Speaker 2: all these things. And all the cities that they name
Speaker 2: follows as straight like northwestern path through the continent, and
Speaker 2: they call that the path of Verrakocha. And without fail,
Speaker 2: every single one of those cities named, we find a
Speaker 2: huge megalithic architecture and elongated skulls out the wazoo.
Speaker 3: And according to the legends.
Speaker 2: The Verrakocia and his veracoach On were pale skin, red haired,
Speaker 2: red haired, and had elongated skulls.
Speaker 5: That's crazy.
Speaker 2: So that's who they were trying to venerate, in my opinion,
Speaker 2: And that's why the Spaniards when they showed up, took
Speaker 2: over the continent with such ease. Because when he went
Speaker 2: all the way across the continent, him and his very
Speaker 2: coach and left, but they told him that they would
Speaker 2: return one day and they would help the people and
Speaker 2: do this and do that. So when the Spaniards showed up,
Speaker 2: here's these guys on these huge boats without paddles. They
Speaker 2: were sailing and they were pale skin, had beards and
Speaker 2: had on the shining you know, metal armor, probably glistening
Speaker 2: and glowing in the sun. They thought they was the
Speaker 2: return of Varrakocha and his vericoaching.
Speaker 5: And those would have been people who never saw them, right, yes, Yeah, So.
Speaker 2: They were giving them gold, money, women, and you know,
Speaker 2: worshiping them as gods. And they just were like, hell,
Speaker 2: we'll just go along with it. They're they're giving us
Speaker 2: everything we want without even having to fight that. After
Speaker 2: a while they figured out the ruse and then they
Speaker 2: fought back. But at that point the Spaniards were so
Speaker 2: great a number and deep into their territory they couldn't win.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the Assets were hated so much. All the all
Speaker 7: the tribes around them hated them. So the Spaniards literally
Speaker 7: teamed up with everyone else. They hated the assets that
Speaker 7: you guys want to take over this empire, and they
Speaker 7: all teamed up against the assex is crazy because you're
Speaker 7: asking like, how did one hundred people take over a
Speaker 7: whole empire.
Speaker 6: Everyone else hated them. Imagine whoa, that's crazy. Literally, oh
Speaker 6: you hate the Aztecs. Oh you hate the assets. Oh
Speaker 6: they sacrificed your family. Why don't we team up? And
Speaker 6: that's how it all. And then they were yeah.
Speaker 2: Wow's like when you go to some of these Spaniards,
Speaker 2: like the explorers and stuff, they found their journals and
Speaker 2: they talk about that while they were there exploring and
Speaker 2: doing their.
Speaker 3: Thing, that they noticed a race of people amongst the tribes.
Speaker 2: That they were taller than the people, and that they
Speaker 2: had pale skin, fool beards, and elongated heads. They stood
Speaker 2: out like a sore thumb because these are people that
Speaker 2: were shorter, dark skinned, and couldn't even grow beards. And
Speaker 2: so the Spaniards started asking some of the locals, you know,
Speaker 2: who were these people? Where did they come from? They're
Speaker 2: obviously different, and that they recorded in their journals that
Speaker 2: they told them that these are the descendants of the varicochin.
Speaker 5: That's crazy because they even they described seeing like populations
Speaker 5: of these skulls, right, like the whole populations of those skulls, Yeah,
Speaker 5: being found the human ones. And I've heard in the
Speaker 5: past the you'd have to pull it up. I haven't
Speaker 5: seen it a long time. But the snake, how they
Speaker 5: draw the ships that they arrived on, it almost is
Speaker 5: like they're trying to describe a technology that is, i mean,
Speaker 5: just inexplicable to them at the time, right yeah, which,
Speaker 5: well yeah, yeah, it seems it's kind of a repeat.
Speaker 5: You know, you see that repeated that the snake thing
Speaker 5: whenever they had struggled with, Oh what is that?
Speaker 1: Can you?
Speaker 5: Is that the skull again? That was what you just
Speaker 5: flipped through? Is that the skulls again?
Speaker 2: This one is known as Wiky. And this is not
Speaker 2: just a skull, guys. It's a full skeleton. But it
Speaker 2: looks like an infant or a small child. And look,
Speaker 2: the soft cap is still open, so we know it's
Speaker 2: an infant. The eye orbits are larger, but look at
Speaker 2: its teeth.
Speaker 3: It has moelers. Guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this ain't no little person. And Wyky was let
Speaker 2: me look at it again.
Speaker 3: The measurements. It was short.
Speaker 2: I think it was like nineteen centimeters or wait, nineteen
Speaker 2: point six eight inches was how tall this thing was.
Speaker 2: And they named it Wiky. And what I was going
Speaker 2: to really show you guys, is the nail in the
Speaker 2: coffin for these being genetic explorers actually found a elongated
Speaker 2: skull mummy with a unborn child in the womb with
Speaker 2: an elongated skull.
Speaker 5: No, well, there it is.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's so crazy it came over. It's like
Speaker 1: the world's way more interesting one one. I believe. That's
Speaker 1: why I keep my head on a swivel.
Speaker 5: Unless you're describing like some kind of birth defect though
Speaker 5: to it, how else could that be?
Speaker 1: That was the baby? Yep, oh, poor baby.
Speaker 5: It looks like eight the thing from Alien, doesn't it.
Speaker 1: But that's also like those those mummy me is that
Speaker 1: show was talking about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, they found it in this old journal and
Speaker 2: it said that they described everything and the measurements, how
Speaker 2: what cave they found it in and what city, And
Speaker 2: they said that they were sent to Europe for more testing,
Speaker 2: and that they had disappeared and they hadn't seen it since,
Speaker 2: but it was documented and drone in the journals.
Speaker 1: And they just want to keep all this way because
Speaker 1: they want everyone to believe these this that were just
Speaker 1: not that this era wherever we live is way more
Speaker 1: interesting than they want us to believe.
Speaker 5: If you were a series. Wouldn't this be the number
Speaker 5: one thing you were looking into if you worked at
Speaker 5: the university that was into But.
Speaker 1: Not if if I'm the elder statesman of this this
Speaker 1: belief system, to lose your tenure tenure, you lose your day,
Speaker 1: you lose your standing. Because you're data is old, you
Speaker 1: will hold on to it until you retire. Then you're like,
Speaker 1: I don't give a shit what you guys talk about,
Speaker 1: but you don't want it while you're in charge, because
Speaker 1: they're gonna be like, old man, you're talking about old stuff.
Speaker 5: What do you guys think about the whole that The
Speaker 5: Egyptologist guy uh who keeps trying to you know, went
Speaker 5: on Rogan and then Rogan said was the worst episode ever.
Speaker 5: And then now he's kind of doing a press tour
Speaker 5: kind of shitting on Rogan. I don't know, have you seen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, he went on this huge show and
Speaker 1: everyone called it the worst episode of all time, and
Speaker 1: and he's kind of like, whoa, whoa, whoa. I gotta,
Speaker 1: you know, defend myself.
Speaker 3: I'm just what's his name was Sin or something like that.
Speaker 2: But yeah, he's the basically the gate keeper of Egyptian knowledge.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, but he's been on a bunch of
Speaker 1: shows and he's like an old school naki.
Speaker 5: Juwas, Yeah, that's a guy's name. Yeah, and he he's yeah,
Speaker 5: exactly as you said, a gatekeeper.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 5: And he's one of the only people that can do
Speaker 5: whatever the hell they want. And and he did that,
Speaker 5: did that debate about like, hey, why aren't we doing
Speaker 5: better research here, why aren't we trying to you know,
Speaker 5: drill down to see what's in those compartments below? And
Speaker 5: he's like, you don't just drill down into it's dangerous,
Speaker 5: you know he's talking about I mean it just.
Speaker 2: Timply use conspiracy language. He's the controlled opposition absolutely.
Speaker 1: Yes, Yeah, he's the gatekeeper. His job is stop anyone
Speaker 1: from passing through. That's basically what his job is.
Speaker 5: He's like and then yeah, as you said, control opposition.
Speaker 5: Because he claims that they're trying to do all that stuff,
Speaker 5: it just takes forever, you know, like yeah, I mean,
Speaker 5: what's what's forever literal forever? Yeah, he like it's not happening.
Speaker 6: Is that because yeah, he doesn't want to be wrong
Speaker 6: in his own lifetime.
Speaker 1: Well, it's also that, like the official story is that
Speaker 1: the Egyptians created them. And if that's not true, what
Speaker 1: does that due.
Speaker 6: To every time?
Speaker 2: All the known history of the egos, you know, I
Speaker 2: mean that's their life's work. Even if they know they're wrong,
Speaker 2: they're not going to admit they're wrong because that's their legacy.
Speaker 3: That's their whole life's work.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean they they did that in Huntsville, Alabama,
Speaker 1: where it's like, oh, von Braum was a good guy,
Speaker 1: he just didn't want to do that. Oh really he
Speaker 1: was hanging people in the concentrations camps justin this has
Speaker 1: been fire.
Speaker 5: They only hang the slow workers.
Speaker 1: I would have been so see my running style. I
Speaker 1: would have been hung first wrong, first group.
Speaker 6: A couple of things in you, A couple of things
Speaker 6: in you and I think you sh Yeah.
Speaker 1: I would have been in deep shit justin great, great
Speaker 1: great episode. Mind blowing up so really really enjoyed it
Speaker 1: one more time. Tell them where they could find you
Speaker 1: and where they can find your book.
Speaker 2: I appreciate you having me back home, man. I always
Speaker 2: love the conversations, and thanks for letting me nerd out
Speaker 2: on you guys.
Speaker 3: Like my shirt says I'm a scripture nerd bro.
Speaker 1: I do well, I want to is your whole show,
Speaker 1: like this is your whole show, just breaking this shit down?
Speaker 5: Yeah, are you going to church anywhere? I wonder, like
Speaker 5: someone like you, what do you what do you do
Speaker 5: for for that for like fellowship, you know, and to
Speaker 5: get like to study and stuff. Do you go anywhere?
Speaker 2: Well, honestly, I've been I just got divorced about two
Speaker 2: years ago, and I've kind of not found a church
Speaker 2: since thing because I had to move away a little bit.
Speaker 5: I imagine that for like, like for me, it's hard
Speaker 5: for you to find the place that it's kind of
Speaker 5: so many of them are just so dopey, you know,
Speaker 5: I don't I don't know another way to say it,
Speaker 5: but just very they're not what would you say, like
Speaker 5: a studio or not academic, and I want some more
Speaker 5: academic meet like I want people to have I want
Speaker 5: my pastor to have translations, you know what I mean,
Speaker 5: not just to be going straight from kjav and boring
Speaker 5: me to tears every Sunday, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah, se Yeah, I went to church, and honestly, it
Speaker 2: was just like I was going there for the community
Speaker 2: and kind of for the spiritual side of it, but
Speaker 2: bars like learning new stuff.
Speaker 3: No, I probably knew more than my pastors did, but
Speaker 3: that's disappointing.
Speaker 2: I just I just took it upon myself to you know,
Speaker 2: wing myself off the milk and learn how to eat
Speaker 2: chicken on my own.
Speaker 5: It's hard, man, and it's hard.
Speaker 3: Yeah, eat the meat, spit out the boom. That's one
Speaker 3: of my favorite sayings.
Speaker 5: Sorry repeat that.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Oh I just said one of my favorite sayings
Speaker 2: is I learned how to eat chicken because you eat
Speaker 2: the meat and you spit out the bone.
Speaker 5: If you hear of a place though online, because I'm
Speaker 5: always looking for, you know, a place, I wish there
Speaker 5: was a place like that, even if it's like a
Speaker 5: zoom based thing or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, honestly do my show, uh, and I guess
Speaker 2: the big good way to plug it and get on
Speaker 2: out of here. But yeah, my show, Prometheus Lyn's podcast,
Speaker 2: it's just like what we've done today. I explore all
Speaker 2: kinds of you know, cool fringy topics, uh, and I
Speaker 2: have guests on, but I always filter it through, you know,
Speaker 2: my biblical worldview and lens and try to see how
Speaker 2: it stacks of and filters uh, you know, through my
Speaker 2: you know lens of Christianity and like I said, I'm
Speaker 2: not a your standard eye cookie cutter Christian. A lot
Speaker 2: of people call me a heretic and everything else. So yeah,
Speaker 2: if you want to come be a heretic and learn
Speaker 2: some more fringy stuff in the Bible, Yeah, come on
Speaker 2: over Prometheus Lynn's podcast and I call it the Hero's Journey.
Speaker 2: Join us on the Hero's Journey man anywhere you can
Speaker 2: consume content and all those fine establishments. And if you
Speaker 2: liked our conversation today, we just you know, shedded the
Speaker 2: tip of the iceberg. This is fifteen chapters and it's
Speaker 2: all the stuff that we talked about today and also
Speaker 2: our last episode.
Speaker 3: But thank you Sam all.
Speaker 1: The links below justin great great episode. We look forward
Speaker 1: to our next conversation and uh, let's break down the episode.
Speaker 1: All right, what did you guys think of Justin Brown?
Speaker 6: Jesus deep like it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was that was That was a fire episode. Guys.
Speaker 1: I love that. That's what I love on the show
Speaker 1: Hidden History. Just looking at the code trying to decipher it.
Speaker 6: Did you ever think it was gonna get a little sexual?
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, dude, it's all everything, every fall of
Speaker 1: everything was so no one's slinging ass and it messed
Speaker 1: up everything. It's the fall of everything. It's the story
Speaker 1: of time.
Speaker 5: You're all right, Well, what he everything he read was
Speaker 5: from the Bible. You just have to read it allegorically
Speaker 5: as he was saying, not not literally. Uh, if you
Speaker 5: want to get there, and I get people some people
Speaker 5: just don't believe in that. They don't want to do that.
Speaker 1: Well because the whole theory is like you're not supposed
Speaker 1: to interpret.
Speaker 5: It, right, yeah, I mean people some people say that. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's also like you don't you can have a full
Speaker 5: Christian life and just not even because none of that
Speaker 5: has an impact on you today, do you know what
Speaker 5: I mean? Like knowing whether fallen angels mate it with humans,
Speaker 5: that doesn't as I'm leading, my life has nothing to
Speaker 5: do with it, you know what I mean. It's interesting
Speaker 5: to know, I.
Speaker 1: Think, well, I mean, it kind of plays into the
Speaker 1: powers that be and what they're doing, who they're descendings of,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, but practically, if you want to be a
Speaker 5: good Christian, you don't need to know that, you know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying. It's not necessary. I mean, dude, that
Speaker 5: was mind blowing about I got some bad news. By
Speaker 5: the way, for you and your your painting story about
Speaker 5: the apparently not not true.
Speaker 6: So the guy was in a real chess play.
Speaker 5: Well, part of it is, it's really not well. There's
Speaker 5: some debate about whether that story is true, but in
Speaker 5: the painting it's hard to even tell what nobody like
Speaker 5: uh and the chest nerds online who have examined it
Speaker 5: over the years have all come to the same conclusion
Speaker 5: that it's a hopeless position for the he's in. Some
Speaker 5: checking however, many.
Speaker 7: So he does have a he does have a move,
Speaker 7: which they're correct, but the thing.
Speaker 5: Is still yeah, he's like he's in a win no
Speaker 5: win scenario at that point.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it doesn't matter where he moves, he's still still lost. Okay,
Speaker 7: give what that means because I don't know nothing about chess, but.
Speaker 5: I could see Satan has that ship. I didn't ground
Speaker 5: his face.
Speaker 6: Like either way, no matter where you go, oh.
Speaker 9: Time long stop.
Speaker 5: Stand star pollstar star STANDSTI