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Speaker 10: Jes hands who taught you how to do this?
Speaker 7: You are right, I learned by watching you.
Speaker 8: Hell all right, oos remove it from the studio. All right.
Speaker 7: So yesterday I was looking for a video that I
Speaker 7: could not find.
Speaker 8: And I found it, So here we go.
Speaker 12: M h.
Speaker 7: Give me a second though, because first it starts off
Speaker 7: not talking, so you know, OHO's I gotta unnut it
Speaker 7: hello over there and kick. For some reason, every time
Speaker 7: I tried to set up on issue, it said no
Speaker 7: internet connection, and it did that yesterday, but the second
Speaker 7: time I worked, so I had to continue to replace
Speaker 7: the well they call that thing the stream key each time,
Speaker 7: but it just spins and spins and spins and says saving.
Speaker 7: But it doesn't. But a little bar comes out like
Speaker 7: a little thing at the top and tells you that
Speaker 7: there's no internet connection. Yet I'm navigating all over the
Speaker 7: place I'm on right now, but no internet connection, says
Speaker 7: bit shoot. Is that a way of stopping you from,
Speaker 7: you know, being on there if they don't like you?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I do know, however, that I am officially kicked off
Speaker 7: of Spotify. Someone had mentioned something yesterday and they said
Speaker 7: they were in the middle of what or listening to something,
Speaker 7: and then I just and that was that. And Spotify,
Speaker 7: months and months ago had told you know, I got
Speaker 7: notifications saying that they had removed some stuff, and I
Speaker 7: don't know if they have strike system or not, but
Speaker 7: whatever the case may be, it has now been completely deleted.
Speaker 7: This is data for this, uh, this particular podcast, so
Speaker 7: you can not but I checked around and I'm still
Speaker 7: being distributed, so Spreaker. The link for Spreaker, which is
Speaker 7: where I distribute from, is where people should be following
Speaker 7: me Speaker. I don't think it's all those apps are free.
Speaker 7: You know, they want you to listen and they want
Speaker 7: you to buy their crap, so they they make the
Speaker 7: the app free s p R e A K e R.
Speaker 7: But it's in the description, so if you want to
Speaker 7: follow me on podcasts, you can do that. It's also
Speaker 7: still broadcast to Amazon Music. These are the ones I've
Speaker 7: checked so far, like Jovian whatever the Jovian thing, and
Speaker 7: definitely on Apple podcasts. Still, I don't know why Spotify
Speaker 7: took it off. Probably got a from some or something
Speaker 7: like that.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I can only speculate. They didn't even send me an email.
Speaker 7: Usually they do that unless it's in like my outlook
Speaker 7: as a what they call it like a non priority message.
Speaker 7: Maybe it's in there or something like that, and it
Speaker 7: just didn't send me a notification on it. But yeah,
Speaker 7: it's gone, gone, gone gone, So yeah, I do enjoy
Speaker 7: the little bit of monatization. I just looked at my
Speaker 7: I just looked at my bill for Spectrum just told me, yeah, hey,
Speaker 7: forty and then I went to fifty nine. Now I'm
Speaker 7: looking all the taxes and everything. It's seventy four dollars
Speaker 7: for seventy four ninety nine for dog crap service. And
Speaker 7: they don't even have the right to be claiming that
Speaker 7: this is a service that they provide. So I can't
Speaker 7: wait until Alo is done. The fiber optics, it's only
Speaker 7: eighty two, so I'm not really paying a whole lot more.
Speaker 7: And that's and they said that's the price with the taxes.
Speaker 7: That's for five hundred megabytes per second, which I think
Speaker 7: is probably fine. It's probably already better than what I'm getting.
Speaker 7: If I go up to one point one gigs, then
Speaker 7: it's something like one hundred and twenty one or one
Speaker 7: hundred and eleven, but I would have to replace both
Speaker 7: internets here if I go to that level. I want
Speaker 7: to get rid of this century link, but for now,
Speaker 7: the other computer. It's so jacked up it you have
Speaker 7: to go like secret sleuth, code genius guru packer in
Speaker 7: order to get anything that works is you have to
Speaker 7: actually type the IP addressed into this computer. It's trying
Speaker 7: to stop me, the other one from even being online. Yep, yep, yep, yep,
Speaker 7: ye ye ye, all the things that other people don't
Speaker 7: have issues with. I have to deal with it, all right.
Speaker 7: So let's go into this video. This is the one
Speaker 7: I wanted to show you, and then this is the
Speaker 7: thumbnail too. It's just very interesting to me. Okay, who's
Speaker 7: out where? Let's see Whoops, I'll come in the sash
Speaker 7: on seven people.
Speaker 8: Oops, there we go.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, Mike, yep, they did your nose was itching
Speaker 7: you knew? Yeah, something funky with his in your nose
Speaker 7: and you're like, oh, it must be Bullbusters. Huh yeah,
Speaker 7: I know that's right now what you mean? But yeah,
Speaker 7: Spotify just tossed it.
Speaker 10: That's it.
Speaker 7: End of story. There's no there's no arguing with them.
Speaker 7: I'm not Joe. I'm not getting paid by them. It'd
Speaker 7: have been nice, like, uh, what's his name? William Ramsey?
Speaker 7: They picked him up. He's getting paid by Spotify to
Speaker 7: do his thing. You know, when people say they're in
Speaker 7: the top three percent, like that sounds really impressive, but
Speaker 7: there's like billions of podcasts, So top three percent, which
Speaker 7: is what William Ramsey mentions often, that could still be one.
Speaker 7: You know, you're still one hundred thousand, you know, in
Speaker 7: the top one hundred thousand on the list. It doesn't
Speaker 7: like it's really so many. It's saturated with everybody's got
Speaker 7: a podcast, you know. So it sounds extremely impressive about
Speaker 7: three percent. You're in top three percent, And then you
Speaker 7: look at it and it's like, oh, I knew. I
Speaker 7: learned that from my brother because his friend was in
Speaker 7: the top five or top three too. I'm like, wow,
Speaker 7: how do you do that? And he's like, well, when
Speaker 7: you look at the ranking rankings, it's still like, you know,
Speaker 7: he has tens of thousands of people above him. Like, oh, okay,
Speaker 7: hold on, here we go. I gotta try to be
Speaker 7: quick about hitting this button here.
Speaker 12: Watch this right here, and tell me if this doesn't
Speaker 12: blow your mind, that's.
Speaker 7: A blew your mind. So yeah, that's a that's a hair.
Speaker 7: And we'll go into what these sizes actually mean. Link
Speaker 7: link after this.
Speaker 12: Human hair right there. This is the Apple CPU, the
Speaker 12: little chip that's in your phone or your computer. Yeah,
Speaker 12: watch it and tell me this this is not fallen
Speaker 12: angel technology. I don't, I don't know what to say.
Speaker 7: Well, that's a suit presupposing that phone angels is the
Speaker 7: thing and that it wasn't. Uh So the whole story,
Speaker 7: what's what's the main what's the main focus of that story?
Speaker 7: Don't intermingle with the people on you know, down the
Speaker 7: hill from you, you're up on the mountain. Don't don't
Speaker 7: mingle with the people but down down into the valley.
Speaker 7: That's basically what it's saying. Right if we'll try to
Speaker 7: put it into like earthly terms and U this weird
Speaker 7: barred like superstition stuff, right, Well, that almost seems like
Speaker 7: they rip that story directly from the Goths because they
Speaker 7: started instilling this preservation measure because of the cult that
Speaker 7: we keep in talking about and how they would groom
Speaker 7: and they would alter and remove and exchange their culture
Speaker 7: for theirs, you know, their I don't even think you
Speaker 7: could call that human sacrificing, blood draining culture a thing
Speaker 7: of culture, but they would do that to their people,
Speaker 7: like the magi and things like that would be always
Speaker 7: what do you call it, predatorial toward the Gothic children specifically,
Speaker 7: and they didn't want the Goths, didn't want people to
Speaker 7: mix blood anymore because of that. So that was a
Speaker 7: measure that they took pretty early on after seeing how
Speaker 7: these people operated, right, So they were trying to preserve
Speaker 7: their integrity and their nobility and not get you know,
Speaker 7: not getting not laying the dogs basically to get fleas,
Speaker 7: if you know what I mean. So that was something
Speaker 7: that could be applied. And of course, you know Ashkenazi
Speaker 7: or whomever, who these inbreds who adopted that, it's possible
Speaker 7: that they learned it by watching you you know, and
Speaker 7: because ged or God, they're saying, this is where God,
Speaker 7: God comes from. Potentially maybe that's that's one of the
Speaker 7: hypotheticals that Widell kind of like tosses out there but
Speaker 7: doesn't say definitively. So what does that leave. It leaves
Speaker 7: the potential that they're talking about other people claiming their
Speaker 7: identity and then saying, you know, these people who are
Speaker 7: watching over the you know, overseeing the goings on of
Speaker 7: the society, are saying, don't don't mess with those people.
Speaker 7: That's that's forbidden, right, and then when you do, you
Speaker 7: create monsters. Right, when you when you intermingle with this
Speaker 7: particular group of people, it ruins your bloodline, and it
Speaker 7: destroys their integrity and their character and their morality. So
Speaker 7: don't do that. But then you know how many thousands
Speaker 7: of years of rewriting and retelling and mistranslations you get
Speaker 7: to the point where it's all they're fallen angels and
Speaker 7: you know, blah blah blah. Right, So there's that. I mean,
Speaker 7: just just consider that too as a potential alternative explanation
Speaker 7: for what they're referring to in those uh removed stories
Speaker 7: from Nach who, by the way, was Kane's son, and
Speaker 7: Kane obviously being Miyak or archangel Michael, but the son
Speaker 7: of thor odin hyphen thor Right.
Speaker 12: Because nobody can make something like this, Not even a
Speaker 12: laser can shoot down.
Speaker 9: That far and create something like this.
Speaker 7: Laser.
Speaker 12: Yep, just keep watching. We're going way deep. Oh yeah,
Speaker 12: we're not done yet. It goes further.
Speaker 10: Yep.
Speaker 7: This is what I was saying, Like it's like a
Speaker 7: fractal Right, the closer you zoom, man, the more of
Speaker 7: this like ever expanding university see let's see you we
Speaker 7: gut in heroline Sni popped in Joseph Polka. All right, here,
Speaker 7: just give me a second. This is almost done, and
Speaker 7: then I'll pop you in. Okay, I know you can't
Speaker 7: hear you cannot hear me when you're in the waiting room,
Speaker 7: but no you can't. I can't hear you. If you respond,
Speaker 7: there we go. I just give me a couple of
Speaker 7: more seconds here and.
Speaker 9: We hit the bottom.
Speaker 7: Finally, this is just little cubicles. See a little cubicles
Speaker 7: kind of reminds me of a fight club in that
Speaker 7: other movie with Angelina Jolie where they're like they're they're
Speaker 7: they're like the last bullet benders. Yeah what what he's uh?
Speaker 7: Working at the cubicle, the soul draining job.
Speaker 12: It blows my mind. I cannot I can't even fathom it.
Speaker 10: I can't understand it.
Speaker 12: Due But that's exactly what follow angel technology does.
Speaker 7: You can't even to see again, I'm just saying things
Speaker 7: as if they're staying. You know, definitive statements must be true,
Speaker 7: and just you know, it's it's just a given, right.
Speaker 7: This is what following angel technology looks like. What the
Speaker 7: is how many how many the fallen angels do you
Speaker 7: hang out with? And did you know what I mean?
Speaker 7: It's like, shut up, dude, shut up to present your
Speaker 7: your speculation as fact.
Speaker 10: Imagine. I can't imagine it, can't create it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's almost like you're looking at city, right. A
Speaker 7: lot of people say that the old architecture, like the
Speaker 7: Roman columns and stuff like that, look like the h
Speaker 7: like a circuit board, like the plug ins that you
Speaker 7: weld into the little lakes that go into the thing.
Speaker 7: So that's interesting, right, And how do how would somebody
Speaker 7: make a tool that tiny to be that dexterous to
Speaker 7: make something like that? How would that happen? You know,
Speaker 7: it's like the writing of the lines and the acid
Speaker 7: washing to keep just the copper lines that you want.
Speaker 7: Like I don't know if you did circuit boards and
Speaker 7: like technology class or whatever, but we would have to
Speaker 7: draw it out with like a sharpie and draw a
Speaker 7: little tins and then we put in the acid wash
Speaker 7: and it would remove from the silicone plate all the
Speaker 7: copy except for what you drew on. And then you
Speaker 7: would put your you would drill your little holes and
Speaker 7: put your wayers in your little welder wrap in your
Speaker 7: sider I should say and do all that. All right,
Speaker 7: let's get let's get Polka in the house.
Speaker 9: Polka, Hey, Daniel, this this is something related exactly to
Speaker 9: what you're talking about. And as you can see that
Speaker 9: I when I post the stuff in the telegram, I'm
Speaker 9: on a similar path to you is and probably going
Speaker 9: through sources and documents that you've already have exhausted and
Speaker 9: gone through. So the question that I want to want
Speaker 9: to ask is I know that you you when I
Speaker 9: when I posted a quote from that Michael to Sirius
Speaker 9: or I can't pronounce. Okay, So this is this is
Speaker 9: where I'm I'm stumped and pulling pieces together. So I'm
Speaker 9: seeing a lot of evidence here to support that. You know,
Speaker 9: what he's making is the Irish for tied end with
Speaker 9: the Egyptians.
Speaker 7: And I know that that would make sense in this
Speaker 7: in the sense that they would both be from a
Speaker 7: Gothic background.
Speaker 9: Okay, So I know that when you when you reacted
Speaker 9: to one of the quotes that I said that you,
Speaker 9: I'm sure that you had a little bit.
Speaker 8: Of a.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I just don't like the Syrian that I see him
Speaker 7: mixed in with another guy who who presented a lot
Speaker 7: of good information, but he was also very vindictive to
Speaker 7: Bill Cooper, and he was, you know, saying things poorly
Speaker 7: about the the dead. Uh what was his name? Jordan Maxwell,
Speaker 7: that guy that and that guy, and that guy funded
Speaker 7: well what do you call it? He he funded Jack
Speaker 7: Zacharia Sitchen. So all that stuff that we get from,
Speaker 7: you know, this retelling of the actual history of the
Speaker 7: goss now becomes anonachy and it's aliens, you know what
Speaker 7: I mean. So they're diverting away from you know, what
Speaker 7: what is our what is our culture, what is our ancestry,
Speaker 7: what is our roots, and pulling it into this you know,
Speaker 7: it's aliens. Everything's aliens instead of just saying it's a
Speaker 7: cyclical you know, humans go on a cyclical path of
Speaker 7: high society and then resets and you know, or catastrophic
Speaker 7: disasters that cause natural resets of some sort.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 7: So that's why I don't really like that. It's very
Speaker 7: Masonic in its manipulation.
Speaker 9: Well, I know you just said Jordan Maxwell too, that's
Speaker 9: I have several of his I mean, are you are
Speaker 9: you lumping him in the same camp as Sorry.
Speaker 7: Well, there they were buddies. They traveled together.
Speaker 9: Okay, all right, So here's where I'm where I'm where
Speaker 9: I'm trying to get out here is that I mean,
Speaker 9: he has several books here linking the Irish here with
Speaker 9: that have yet to read here. I'm reading one of
Speaker 9: his other books right now linking the Irish with the
Speaker 9: Egyptian and and you know, one of the things he's
Speaker 9: talking about in that book, citing another source, is that
Speaker 9: that basically that Judaism repurposed stories or history of the
Speaker 9: Egyptian pharaohs. And he's they're lining up here that we
Speaker 9: have Moses and and and Abraham and they actually did exist,
Speaker 9: but they were Egyptian pharaohs or or people here that
Speaker 9: it was repurposed during the Greek.
Speaker 7: Time here it wouldn't necessarily just be there, though it
Speaker 7: could have been also from the place that they will
Speaker 7: never admit to European style people having existed in that
Speaker 7: would be sumer and you know early Babylonian era and
Speaker 7: Mesmdamian all that. So that's that's again like they're still
Speaker 7: trying to control the history of where are you know,
Speaker 7: for the most part, our ancestors would have would have
Speaker 7: been and what we would have done as far as
Speaker 7: spreading culture.
Speaker 9: So yeah, so I'm trying to piece that together. I mean,
Speaker 9: I'm not I'm sure that you've gone down those rabbit
Speaker 9: holes that I'm that I'm in right now here that
Speaker 9: I'm working through, And that's why I'm asking you these questions.
Speaker 9: And I know that you just alluded here to this,
Speaker 9: this idea of the cycles. So does that mean then
Speaker 9: also that you are a proponent of Atlantis and Limaria
Speaker 9: and and that those civilizations may have proceeded and those
Speaker 9: were Scythians or or the Goths.
Speaker 7: It's possible.
Speaker 8: It's possible.
Speaker 7: I mean, it seems happened, you know how I guess,
Speaker 7: I guess more of the question would be, are the
Speaker 7: underwater things that we see where it looks like there's
Speaker 7: a whole, you know, structure underwater and sculpture. Is that
Speaker 7: real or that something that's thrown out there to uh,
Speaker 7: for the fantasy? I don't know. And then also then
Speaker 7: the question becomes what happened? Was it natural or was
Speaker 7: it not natural? And if it wasn't natural, then that
Speaker 7: just points even more toward higher technology and a cyclical
Speaker 7: history of man rather than we are all primitive in it.
Speaker 7: Now we're here, you know, how many times did that
Speaker 7: actually happen in the cycle over and over again.
Speaker 9: Yeah, That's That's where I'm at right now. And it
Speaker 9: just I mean, I know that you you mentioned here
Speaker 9: that you believe in cycles here, and I'm just kind
Speaker 9: of curious of where where's your head at right now
Speaker 9: on the number of cycles you think we've been through?
Speaker 9: Is it I don't know, four or five, because I
Speaker 9: think you may have said something like that.
Speaker 8: I don't.
Speaker 7: I don't know for sure, because I mean, it's there's
Speaker 7: no record obviously for the simple effect of the nature
Speaker 7: of how things would be destroyed. And you know, I
Speaker 7: don't think that language. This is our first time around,
Speaker 7: you know, and the development of that and you know,
Speaker 7: having an already what do you call it, ready to
Speaker 7: go culture kind of points to not everybody was at
Speaker 7: the same level even in this cycle, like either something
Speaker 7: was retained or you know, this particular reset history didn't
Speaker 7: start six thousand years ago. There was a whole lot
Speaker 7: of time that nobody was has a record of that took,
Speaker 7: you know, the time of people to develop and re
Speaker 7: learn or remember or utilize things, you know, because it's like,
Speaker 7: you know, once the infrastructure's gone you have a phone,
Speaker 7: but the phone doesn't do anything for you anymore because
Speaker 7: it doesn't do it doesn't have any functions, so you
Speaker 7: throw it away and then you forget why it's even there,
Speaker 7: you know, and then comes back around it's like, so,
Speaker 7: did people learn the plow again and people you know
Speaker 7: what I mean, that they learn agriculture and and and
Speaker 7: irrigation again? Or was that some things were still retained
Speaker 7: because it you know, you know what I mean, like
Speaker 7: because it would be like essential for life and it's
Speaker 7: not really requiring like a whole infrastructure for it to work.
Speaker 10: I don't know, but I know a tell brand that
Speaker 10: you do.
Speaker 9: You kind of respond to some of the stuff that
Speaker 9: we post about Tartaria, and I kind of I really
Speaker 9: haven't really seen you work. Maybe you've said other places
Speaker 9: and I just haven't heard. I mean, is that also plausible?
Speaker 9: How does that fit into your the jigsaw puzzle that
Speaker 9: you're trying to put together here.
Speaker 7: I don't like that people assume that Tartaria was some
Speaker 7: good society, that everybody was happy and everything was wonderful,
Speaker 7: because I don't know who's telling the story and from
Speaker 7: what vantage point they're saying it. So and the whole
Speaker 7: idea of the mud flood and all that. People. Also,
Speaker 7: there's a lot of people out there that go off
Speaker 7: on wild tangents of speculation and say a whole lot
Speaker 7: of extra stuff and construct their own little, you know,
Speaker 7: microcosm of a world view that I don't see any
Speaker 7: way of verifying, so I don't really go down those paths.
Speaker 7: The other thing, too, is like, okay, so yeah, the
Speaker 7: World's Fair seems like a seems like a point in
Speaker 7: history where they were re programming the new leading class
Speaker 7: with a history, whether it was real or not, and
Speaker 7: then they were pretty much literally setting fire to all
Speaker 7: the all of the evidence of the past as best
Speaker 7: they could and then restarting right. And I don't know
Speaker 7: what the I don't even know what the I mean
Speaker 7: if we believe the whole you know, this place was
Speaker 7: just all I don't believe that actually, but all Native
Speaker 7: Americans or was there a bunch of structures here when
Speaker 7: the colonists came, you know what I mean? Like some
Speaker 7: of the stuff that they say is like, oh, it's
Speaker 7: all barren. And then like twenty years later there's like
Speaker 7: all these buildings out like in northern California and it's like,
Speaker 7: how did that happen? How did all that intricate so
Speaker 7: living there, we're told that they're you know, pulling things
Speaker 7: around on wagons, you know, like that, but they're really
Speaker 7: good at building, you know, scaffolding and driving all this
Speaker 7: stuff across forested areas that don't have any roads. They're
Speaker 7: they're freaking awesome at that, apparently, because they have these big,
Speaker 7: huge buildings out there and on mountaintops. It's like, it
Speaker 7: doesn't seem to make a lot of sense, a lot
Speaker 7: of it's very it doesn't. It doesn't add up, right, Okay, So.
Speaker 9: You're saying that it is reasonable that when we see
Speaker 9: some of this more intricate, complex architecture, whether it's in
Speaker 9: the United States or or in Europe or other places,
Speaker 9: that it's reasonable to assume that at the time the
Speaker 9: technology may not have created that it made it come
Speaker 9: from somewhere else.
Speaker 7: Well, are what we're told about our level of understanding
Speaker 7: at periods I don't think adds up to it, so
Speaker 7: either either, and then then again, like that's it's kind
Speaker 7: of like that that idea that the great majority of
Speaker 7: people might live at one level of advancement, but there
Speaker 7: might be a whole other group that's higher, and there
Speaker 7: might be a whole other group that's not even close,
Speaker 7: still throwing spears at each other, just like it, just
Speaker 7: like now, But what was the most predominant in which
Speaker 7: one are they? Who are they referring to? So it's
Speaker 7: it's the explanations that people provide that I don't agree
Speaker 7: with because I still see I still see a whole
Speaker 7: lot of problems with each one of them.
Speaker 9: So so one of the things that I noticed that
Speaker 9: whether it's on the calls or or on your podcast
Speaker 9: or on the telegrams that you do, you do give
Speaker 9: the pushback against the ideas of extraterrestural but you you
Speaker 9: seem to be more sympathetic to the idea that it's
Speaker 9: I don't know, maybe trestural intelligence, something that's non human.
Speaker 9: Maybe it's I don't know, in the middle the Earth,
Speaker 9: or it's buried in over under the sea, or it's
Speaker 9: an antarctica. Maybe that there's something else here that's not
Speaker 9: necessarily human or at least in more advanced form of human.
Speaker 9: Is that is that am I characterizing what you?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 7: Yeah, So, so if you're looking at like additional land,
Speaker 7: there's definitely a possibility for that, all right, if our
Speaker 7: if our model of this, I mean it, it's funny that, okay,
Speaker 7: this is amount of land that we're allowed to believe. Now,
Speaker 7: let's encapsulate it so that there'll be thinks that there's
Speaker 7: anything beyond it and call it a ball. It's possible
Speaker 7: that they're doing that. Plus on a ball, there's nowhere
Speaker 7: to run, you know, like a hamster on a wheel.
Speaker 7: It's a sense of being trapped, right when you have
Speaker 7: a wide open plane or a realm or a holographic plane, right,
Speaker 7: you know, and in the hologram being of course magnetic
Speaker 7: fields that may give everything volume. Then there's then there's
Speaker 7: places to explore or and there is a potential way
Speaker 7: away from their power structure. Right, So there might be
Speaker 7: a way to you know, it might be a mental
Speaker 7: manipulation to pivot everybody out a ball so that they
Speaker 7: think that there's no place to run, there's no place
Speaker 7: to go. It's got to deal with it and stick
Speaker 7: with it and whatever. Be a be a slave and
Speaker 7: learn how to live with it. What was the other question?
Speaker 7: I don't I think I but.
Speaker 9: You were you were answering it here and it's it's yeah,
Speaker 9: just you get a different side if you from when
Speaker 9: you when you have those conversations with Niche, and you're
Speaker 9: getting in a little bit more the exoteric or the
Speaker 9: things that are not means. And I know that you
Speaker 9: were kind of alluding it around to or just discussing
Speaker 9: with the idea that I don't know if it's specially
Speaker 9: a flat earth. But what you're saying here is that
Speaker 9: maybe what we're what we're told here about this reality here,
Speaker 9: or of how not necessarily be a globe here, maybe
Speaker 9: just some type of a of a firmaent.
Speaker 7: Or well, I think there's definitely something dome structure. So
Speaker 7: you don't need to have a flat earth to have
Speaker 7: a capsule around it, right, you don't have to have
Speaker 7: a I mean, you could have a round Earth with
Speaker 7: another round you know, let's just call it glass for
Speaker 7: the sake of argument, you know, in underglass, right, in
Speaker 7: a ball of its own. But I mean you can
Speaker 7: and in the same respect, you can have something flat
Speaker 7: with a dome over the top like a snow globe too.
Speaker 7: I don't know the answer to shape because I haven't
Speaker 7: been high enough to look, so that's the only and
Speaker 7: I don't trust anybody's you know, oh the math, but
Speaker 7: the math that you've been taught through the curriculum of
Speaker 7: the people that manipulate our minds. It's you know what
Speaker 7: I mean, it's like it's self, It's like, what is
Speaker 7: it that they said, even with the knowledge that they'll
Speaker 7: give you, there's nothing that you would be able to
Speaker 7: do with it that would set yourself free. So there's
Speaker 7: no there's no there's no danger in the inform that
Speaker 7: we think is real, right, So there because no matter
Speaker 7: what we how we put those pieces together, it's not
Speaker 7: it's not the right way to try to try to
Speaker 7: figure anything out.
Speaker 9: Am I correct? And inferring that you know, you will
Speaker 9: also say the same thing about what space here or
Speaker 9: maybe some of these these bodies that we observe outside
Speaker 9: of the Stone firmament, that maybe they're not real or
Speaker 9: their projections or they're I mean.
Speaker 11: Real talk.
Speaker 9: I know you talked about space here and you yeah, I.
Speaker 7: Kind of make jokes about that because it's one of
Speaker 7: those things where it's nobody can answer it. So I'll
Speaker 7: make I'll make you know, I'll be a little bit
Speaker 7: more exaggerating and just just for the sake of humor.
Speaker 7: But I don't think there's any way we could say
Speaker 7: what what stars are, how close they are? What you
Speaker 7: know the moon actually is? And is it it may
Speaker 7: not be a projection. I don't think it's I don't
Speaker 7: think it's just you know, a video. I don't think
Speaker 7: it's that. But so what is nature of space? Is
Speaker 7: it like some of the older writings have alluded to,
Speaker 7: is it just the way that they frame their their
Speaker 7: way of speech, like their figure of speech, or is
Speaker 7: it literally them saying that there's you know, the oceans
Speaker 7: of of of space and time? Is it Does that
Speaker 7: mean that there's water up there? And then does that
Speaker 7: mean that maybe the ferments keeping that water out? Now,
Speaker 7: there was something interesting in an old it's an old
Speaker 7: Simpsons episode where the ferment cracks and water starts pouring
Speaker 7: through it. So I thought that was pretty pretty funny.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that is is It was very humorous and they signal.
Speaker 7: So, so what if there's what if there's like like
Speaker 7: with plasma, it's a different Uh, it's a different density.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 7: What if you know, do do fish our fish self
Speaker 7: aware of their water, of their environment or is that
Speaker 7: just where they live so they they're not self aware
Speaker 7: of the fact that they're in water, right, So is
Speaker 7: there different layers? Like are we you know how like
Speaker 7: if you pull a canoe over your head and bring
Speaker 7: it into the water, you can actually what do you
Speaker 7: call it, displace the water and you can actually walk
Speaker 7: underwater with still be able to breathe, Like you could
Speaker 7: do that with like a bucket or something like that.
Speaker 7: Like there's if that's what the ferment's purpose is, to
Speaker 7: keep us separated, that would be interesting.
Speaker 9: Well, you can even make the argument even just reality
Speaker 9: in general. Here are we an iceberg in the ocean here?
Speaker 9: That we think we're seemingly separate from the ocean here,
Speaker 9: but yet if we melted, we are part of the ocean.
Speaker 7: Is the fact that there's so much more ocean around
Speaker 7: us an indication that we are at the bottom of
Speaker 7: another one, And that's what the ferment's keeping out.
Speaker 9: Well I'm just just speaking even more. But the nature
Speaker 9: of reality or this existence here is that we all
Speaker 9: interconnected here, like an iceberg within the the ocean. Here,
Speaker 9: if we melted, we we no.
Speaker 7: I was I know, I was, I was asking another question,
Speaker 7: like I.
Speaker 9: Agree with you on that, So I mean, I'm just
Speaker 9: I'm just I'm just trying to. I try to. I
Speaker 9: like to pick your brain on these on these things,
Speaker 9: and sometimes i'll push your your buttons sometimes on the task.
Speaker 7: It's good because then I don't think about you know,
Speaker 7: I don't I don't think that to discuss some of
Speaker 7: this stuff. So it's good that you're doing that.
Speaker 9: But I'm but I what I like is is that
Speaker 9: I think that you have a lot of interesting opinions
Speaker 9: or insights on this that it just doesn't necessarily always
Speaker 9: come through.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And I don't try to have too many definitive
Speaker 7: opinions because they're still missing data. Right, So you could
Speaker 7: we can say from what I can gather from what
Speaker 7: I know or what I think I know or what
Speaker 7: I feeled might be accurate, then this might be the answer.
Speaker 7: But that doesn't mean that that wouldn't change. I think
Speaker 7: a lot of people lock in, and especially people with
Speaker 7: the like channels where they have, you know, their their
Speaker 7: gung ho or they they're standing behind some sort of
Speaker 7: belief system. But it's a belief system nonetheless, right, So
Speaker 7: it's not it's not something that you can say is
Speaker 7: concrete for sure, And that's I think a lot of
Speaker 7: people get them. Was trapped in that like a lot.
Speaker 7: Oddly enough, it didn't actually blow up in the faces
Speaker 7: of some of these people that were saying, you know,
Speaker 7: they were This is a good example, the people that
Speaker 7: built their whole channel off of QAnon. There was tons
Speaker 7: of people that did that, and they were just analyze
Speaker 7: it and try and read a whole bunch into it.
Speaker 7: And even when that kind of like fizzled out into
Speaker 7: nothingness and he didn't have his second term that time,
Speaker 7: like those people should have. Everybody should have walked away
Speaker 7: from that, I thought, but they didn't.
Speaker 9: Yeah, the worries I thought Davey from X twenty two
Speaker 9: was gone a long time ago. But right, but I'll
Speaker 9: listen to him from time to time to see where
Speaker 9: the heck they are right now on this. But it
Speaker 9: keeps going. And I'm just I thought, I thought the
Speaker 9: jig was up here, the game was up, and.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and then misleading people for that long, telling them
Speaker 7: in a time where we should have been, you know,
Speaker 7: defying and at least standing up and walking away and
Speaker 7: taking I'm not saying fight, but remove your energy that
Speaker 7: holds up the system, right, walk away from that. Don't
Speaker 7: don't uh, don't participate anymore. But no, this whole Trump
Speaker 7: hypnosis thing drew people closer into it and gave you
Speaker 7: the impression that they were doing something different. So that
Speaker 7: was even more deceptive. And that's really shitty because they
Speaker 7: went for freaking years with that and I made I
Speaker 7: think you've probably heard me say this. I mentioned a
Speaker 7: bunch of times. I'm surprised not only does they've still
Speaker 7: have like a two million followers or whatever, that he
Speaker 7: wasn't like dragged out of his you know, house in
Speaker 7: his front lawn and very carried or something. You know,
Speaker 7: it's like they're misleading people for so long, and it's
Speaker 7: like then it's just like, oh, where's where's the where's
Speaker 7: the climactic ending? Oh there isn't one. Oh yeah, and
Speaker 7: then just keep keep rattling on and on and on
Speaker 7: about the same stuff.
Speaker 9: But I think one of the nevask you talked about
Speaker 9: this before, and I know that Niche or whatever is
Speaker 9: is that I feel like we're in the don Quixote
Speaker 9: idea where we're fighting windmills, and I know that we
Speaker 9: will use blanket statements or generalizations, but at the end
Speaker 9: of the day, I don't know exactly. I know that
Speaker 9: there's something that we're fighting and we're opposed to. But
Speaker 9: I don't know if you can actually definitively.
Speaker 7: I think it's energetic man Like I like, let's say
Speaker 7: good has a certain vibration, like the truth has a
Speaker 7: ring to it, that type of thing. I think whatever
Speaker 7: is the nature of evil is just something that's always
Speaker 7: ever present. I'm not saying there can't be just droid
Speaker 7: or reduced almost into nothingness. But if it's it's gonna
Speaker 7: it's gonna do that, you know, slittering, Like I think
Speaker 7: it's funny that a snake, you know, it's it's it
Speaker 7: goes like this is along the ground, but it's like
Speaker 7: a sign curve right, peaks and valleys, peaks and valleys,
Speaker 7: so it's always it's in like a in like a
Speaker 7: what do you call it? A frequency? Same same type
Speaker 7: of curve right, So it's always moving through time and
Speaker 7: it's at that it's at you know, it's resonating at
Speaker 7: that frequency, and it's going to attract certain people and
Speaker 7: it's always and that's gonna make it build and then
Speaker 7: it's gonna make it you know, when you when other
Speaker 7: people do what they're supposed to do and put pressure
Speaker 7: on it, it's gonna it's gonna reduce. But if you're
Speaker 7: if you're always under the impression that up is down
Speaker 7: and down is up, then even when you think you're
Speaker 7: doing good, you're actually supporting whatever that system of evil is.
Speaker 7: That's making it even intensified and worse. And they've got
Speaker 7: very clever over time, and god knows how long that
Speaker 7: time has been for them to learn all these lessons
Speaker 7: of how to seriously manipulate people to where they don't
Speaker 7: know where they're head from their ass.
Speaker 9: Well, I mean, and part of the problem is is
Speaker 9: that we we have the illusion here that we because
Speaker 9: of our our five senses here and whether we're in
Speaker 9: a peir cyst, and we think that we can validate
Speaker 9: this reality. But this reality we can only maybe perceive
Speaker 9: maybe less than one percent of it.
Speaker 7: So you're talking about like the like a visible light, right,
Speaker 7: that's uh, that's that's a song. I think it's actually
Speaker 7: from the album Science from what the hell is the
Speaker 7: name of that band? Incubus less one millionth of reality exactly.
Speaker 9: But and the point being though, is is that this
Speaker 9: makes it very difficult for us to be able to
Speaker 9: isolate what exactly it is here, and and and and
Speaker 9: so many people can't even recognize that, you know, that
Speaker 9: that concept that they are so certain that if they don't,
Speaker 9: if they don't feel it, touched it or taste it.
Speaker 9: And this is the this is the the Jewish materialism
Speaker 9: world view, and this is how they're just in here
Speaker 9: that it is. It's if you can't perceive it with
Speaker 9: your five senses, then it doesn't exist. And that becomes
Speaker 9: the control mechanism.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and you know that's the and and they also
Speaker 7: were clever enough to combat that right off the bat, well,
Speaker 7: at least this time around, with this idea that they
Speaker 7: had to get away from the superstitions of religion. And
Speaker 7: then Darwinism was created to take the soul and the
Speaker 7: spirit and metaphysics out of things. And okay, now we're
Speaker 7: monkeys or you know what I mean. It's like this
Speaker 7: that that is where allopathic medicine really takes its roots,
Speaker 7: because now we're just an happy accident or whatever. But
Speaker 7: life doesn't really have a meaning. Our consciousness doesn't mean anything.
Speaker 7: There's no spirituality anything. The body is no longer intelligent,
Speaker 7: and we need to intervene on every goddamn thing so
Speaker 7: that that's where you know, pharmakey a slash allopathy is
Speaker 7: really the biggest evil here because it tricks everybody out
Speaker 7: of fear to follow the cult in the white coats,
Speaker 7: and from there they can do everything else. Public health emergency,
Speaker 7: Oh my god, they're here to help us. It's like
Speaker 7: in every other sense. You know, everybody always rattles on
Speaker 7: about don't let the government in, don't let the vampire in.
Speaker 7: Right then, he said when he's knocking and saying let
Speaker 7: me in, But when it comes to health, they always
Speaker 7: open the door. Yeah.
Speaker 9: I mean this goes back to I mean, whether we're
Speaker 9: talking about you know, Goths or Cynthia, or we're going
Speaker 9: the Egyptians who had a view that you know, nature
Speaker 9: and spirituality human, that they were intimately integrated.
Speaker 7: I didn't mean to interrupt you, but I have a
Speaker 7: memory issue. So did you read Make of Civilization in
Speaker 7: Race and History?
Speaker 3: No? I have not.
Speaker 9: That's in a queue so that you know you know it.
Speaker 7: We need to have another discussion after you've read that
Speaker 7: in the British Eda and then see if that ads
Speaker 7: enhances makes you question some of the things you were
Speaker 7: holding on to or not, because for me, it explained
Speaker 7: a whole lot that you know, there was a lot
Speaker 7: of blanks in you know, whatever framework I was I
Speaker 7: was working in there as far as what's real and
Speaker 7: what's not if, it filled and it made a lot
Speaker 7: of sense, and it resonated with me a lot. It
Speaker 7: changed a lot of my view and it made sense
Speaker 7: as to why a lot of things that I would
Speaker 7: hear I would never repeat because it just didn't something
Speaker 7: just didn't seem right. And I didn't want to go
Speaker 7: on with that thought erroneously and be it because I
Speaker 7: felt like it was there was a lot of things
Speaker 7: wrong with it, and I didn't feel I didn't feel
Speaker 7: it was responsible or or good for me to mislead
Speaker 7: myself down a path without having more more something that
Speaker 7: made more sense to me, you know.
Speaker 9: Is it fair to say though that, I mean, one
Speaker 9: of the conclusions that that you're reaching this here with
Speaker 9: the whether we get to Judaism or Islam or Christianity,
Speaker 9: is that the evolution of this is the distinction of
Speaker 9: removing the spirit away from the nature, you know, the
Speaker 9: material and then you ultimately see that the evolution of
Speaker 9: this in the dara one where everything is materialistic.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, and here's here's the other thing too, Like
Speaker 7: I don't know if the Eden, like Cole who was
Speaker 7: practicing black magic and still doing it today under the
Speaker 7: guise of Judaism and Roman Catholicism and all that and
Speaker 7: all this mysticism stuff, I don't know what they believe in.
Speaker 7: I don't think they believe in much, but that could
Speaker 7: just be one subset of them, some of them, because
Speaker 7: here's the thing. They want the majority of people to
Speaker 7: be disenfranchised, to be, you know, spinning without without root,
Speaker 7: no no sense of their ancestry, no sense of their
Speaker 7: of their culture, no sense of their identity, and definitely
Speaker 7: no sense of a real God. So that way, you
Speaker 7: rely on the system to take care of you because
Speaker 7: you don't have even if you pretend faith, you don't
Speaker 7: really have it because they've already they've already beat it
Speaker 7: out of you and conditioned you not to have it
Speaker 7: through your course, through through their you know, education systems
Speaker 7: and their own churches, who place enough doubt in you
Speaker 7: to not make you. I mean, there's nobody here that's
Speaker 7: limitating objects or causing someone who's trying to harm them
Speaker 7: a heart attack with their mind, you know. I mean,
Speaker 7: there's there's accounts of that in the Mahabarata and things
Speaker 7: like that. So if that was actually possible, if it
Speaker 7: was a thing, well, obviously we've lost touch with that ability,
Speaker 7: that sense. And that also bends reality too, So what
Speaker 7: is reality if you can manipulate it that way? So
Speaker 7: are they just are they keeping us at a low
Speaker 7: enough vibration to that we're only useful as a tool
Speaker 7: to manifest the world that they want for themselves till
Speaker 7: they no longer need us anymore, instead of us manifesting
Speaker 7: the world that we want. And as far as going
Speaker 7: far back, like I'm content with, okay, the stuff that
Speaker 7: I pick up with a sumer and stuff like that,
Speaker 7: because this is kind of our era. Whatever happened prior
Speaker 7: to that, it's interesting to know. It's interesting also to
Speaker 7: know whether or not it was forced, like rese a
Speaker 7: cataclysm and by whom, and if they're still here, and
Speaker 7: if they're still carrying on uninterrupted in their own culture
Speaker 7: and in their own advancements, because none you know that
Speaker 7: there's a really we can expect anything, because their technology
Speaker 7: over time must be amazing, because you know, and maybe
Speaker 7: that maybe the storm God literally was something that intervened,
Speaker 7: and maybe it was something that you know, all these tunnels,
Speaker 7: you know, all these under maybe there's another you know,
Speaker 7: inner terrestrial civilization that's actually running the show on the
Speaker 7: surface then does purges periodically the reset things. That's to
Speaker 7: keep it in the earthly balanced realm. And rather than
Speaker 7: saying this matrix in its computer and it's you know,
Speaker 7: mind or whatever. But I don't know if it's really
Speaker 7: when this era is ours. So knowing at least somewhat
Speaker 7: where the beginning of it was is kind of like
Speaker 7: all we can do where until where, Like at least
Speaker 7: at least for us. We don't know that there's any
Speaker 7: other information available out there. There's lots of stuff that's
Speaker 7: probably hidden, lots of stuff that's been burned, lots of
Speaker 7: stuff that the Muslims destroyed. Maybe there was you know,
Speaker 7: documentation and god knows what language or whatever from long ago,
Speaker 7: or maybe it was on some kind of system, like
Speaker 7: maybe with some kind of like some kind of system,
Speaker 7: and maybe we're building something to read that stuff for
Speaker 7: them so that they have that knowledge. I don't know.
Speaker 10: Are are you?
Speaker 9: Are you receptive to the to this the call of
Speaker 9: yoga frame work where the cycles here, the bronze, the
Speaker 9: silver gold, the.
Speaker 7: Call of you get music. We're we're in a we're
Speaker 7: in a we're in the ship right now when that
Speaker 7: could last a very long time and we don't know
Speaker 7: from the beginning or the end of it right the
Speaker 7: cycle of the color yoga. So that that's that to me,
Speaker 7: like if you if you tell somebody that they've already
Speaker 7: lost and they're gonna live like they're defeated. So I
Speaker 7: don't like that. I don't like putting that idea in
Speaker 7: your head that it's nothing you can do in this
Speaker 7: in this time, because this time is for them. It's
Speaker 7: how do you get out of it? Then it would
Speaker 7: be their forever. If you always just felt like that,
Speaker 7: you know, it's not so we're just we're just here
Speaker 7: to sit and wait for cosmic things, and cosmic energy
Speaker 7: is to change it. I think we have more of
Speaker 7: a of a of a of a power in that
Speaker 7: to change things.
Speaker 9: I'm not recommending here that that that we're helpless and
Speaker 9: we have to wait for some time to external savior.
Speaker 7: But I'm saying, because Coli Yuga puts everything in this
Speaker 7: idea that you're already you're stuck, you're stuck and you
Speaker 7: just you you were born in the in the wrong
Speaker 7: in the wrong era, basically, you know, it's.
Speaker 9: Well, the thing is that maybe we weren't born in
Speaker 9: the wrong era, and that's that's part of the problem
Speaker 9: with why things are transpiring the way they are and
Speaker 9: they're trying to control one of this is that maybe
Speaker 9: there is some introduction of some cosmic energy here or
Speaker 9: maybe changing our perception reality or accessing these past capabilities
Speaker 9: that we have.
Speaker 7: Okay, yeah, and that's why there's such a for a
Speaker 7: drive to suppress that our minds or our development, or
Speaker 7: our interaction, our communication with something that is cosmic or
Speaker 7: whatever you want to call it, godly, divine or whatever.
Speaker 7: I agree, I'm I'm all with that. But you can
Speaker 7: give the greatest instruction to your dog, and your dog
Speaker 7: isn't going to do anything about it, you know what
Speaker 7: I mean. So like if if you it takes both sides.
Speaker 7: The cosmic thing can be a thing, but it's not
Speaker 7: going to change people unless they're going to take action.
Speaker 7: But they can have they can have all the potential
Speaker 7: in the fucking world, but if they're cowards, they're not
Speaker 7: going to do anything.
Speaker 9: Well, I mean, the hypothesis though, is that if these
Speaker 9: are cycles and we go into periods where we're stupid
Speaker 9: and just above an animal here, or when we reach
Speaker 9: our full potential here, that it's more of us that
Speaker 9: can actually access this.
Speaker 7: So let's say that they activate our brains, or just
Speaker 7: because science doesn't understand what DNA is doesn't mean that
Speaker 7: it's it's junk, or that it's even something that's going
Speaker 7: to change anything really one way or the other. Or
Speaker 7: because I don't think that you understand what the nature
Speaker 7: of DNA is either, but.
Speaker 9: I think they do. They tell you that they don't,
Speaker 9: and that's part of the reason why they can control
Speaker 9: this is they tell you that how much of that
Speaker 9: is junk d n A and it doesn't mean anything.
Speaker 7: So now you have the public right, Well, I get
Speaker 7: I get that, I get all that, But I but
Speaker 7: also like the vmat to like, I don't think that's
Speaker 7: a material thing like your your tether with God. I
Speaker 7: mean it could you could damage your your processing unit,
Speaker 7: which is probably your brain so that you can make
Speaker 7: sense of it, because I think the mind is outside
Speaker 7: of the body, you know, so, but but this is
Speaker 7: more like your your your material processor for this for
Speaker 7: this uh state of existence. Right, So it's it's more
Speaker 7: like it's more like uh, the CPU making sense of ship.
Speaker 9: Right, Yeah, your your your consciousness is outside of your brain.
Speaker 9: And then that the thing is that you're just highlining
Speaker 9: what we just we hit just discussed here. This this
Speaker 9: materialism is that consciousness only comes from the brain.
Speaker 7: Here wants to bring Yeah, it's chemical, right, yeah, so
Speaker 7: with all those things are necessary, probably, but it's not
Speaker 7: the that's not the end of the story. It's not
Speaker 7: the full it's not the full nature of of what
Speaker 7: happens for life, you know, it's it's not just a
Speaker 7: I mean, they go through human beings and and mutilate
Speaker 7: them and and do all kinds of horrible things to
Speaker 7: them as if it's meaningless, as if it's doesn't mean anything.
Speaker 7: But they're also quite cowardly, so they care about something,
Speaker 7: at least some of them. Some of them are suicidal,
Speaker 7: I guess, But go ahead.
Speaker 9: I also wanted to pick it before I go because
Speaker 9: I got to get back to work here, but I
Speaker 9: want to I want to pick your brain and just
Speaker 9: I'm going to hear you. So one of the things
Speaker 9: that we're just pulling apart here and I know that
Speaker 9: you've you've made some comments on Telegram, and it's I
Speaker 9: think it's important to know fully.
Speaker 7: Also also also can I I just want to I
Speaker 7: want to say I'm glad you're here for me to
Speaker 7: say this. I just want you to understand that one
Speaker 7: when never I'm like, you know, if you're sending me
Speaker 7: something that's from someone else and I pick it apart,
Speaker 7: I'm picking apart because what I'm doing is I'm I'm
Speaker 7: I'm doing my analytics the way I would anything else.
Speaker 7: It's not it's not a reflection on you or anybody
Speaker 7: else who posts it. It's me attacking the source material.
Speaker 7: So if it sounds like I'm being like, you know, aggressive,
Speaker 7: or it's because I'm I don't like people misleading other
Speaker 7: people number one, And I don't like and I find
Speaker 7: a lot of logical fallacies and people and how they
Speaker 7: pursue and how they present things and how they perceive it,
Speaker 7: and then also how confident they are in that in
Speaker 7: that you know, presentation itself to where I like to
Speaker 7: humble the people that are over overly confident in some
Speaker 7: of the stuff that I don't think is anywhere near accurate.
Speaker 7: So if I'm attacking it. It's not because I'm you know,
Speaker 7: shitting on you. It's it's it's it's the it's it's
Speaker 7: the post itself. It's far removed from you. It's like,
Speaker 7: you know what I mean, Like I'm talking with you,
Speaker 7: not at you. You see what I mean.
Speaker 9: Yeah, The thing is is that I'm secure enough about
Speaker 9: my own faculties here that I'm not Hey, listen, we
Speaker 9: don't always have to agree on everything, and that's whatever.
Speaker 7: That's for everybody too, like that if even if you
Speaker 7: get it, like I just just wanted to state that
Speaker 7: because if I didn't want to know other people that
Speaker 7: get the wrong idea. You know, if I'm I'm taxating,
Speaker 7: it's because I'm trying to like ship down their parade
Speaker 7: or anything.
Speaker 9: You know, it's just you know, some people haven't actually
Speaker 9: gotten into that, I don't know, level of development intellectual
Speaker 9: development here, that hey, you're not always going to be
Speaker 9: right and that and Daniel's not going to always be
Speaker 9: right and she's not going to always be right, and
Speaker 9: we at the end of the day, we don't we
Speaker 9: know a fraction of what is actually to be true.
Speaker 9: And I'm not even sure about that.
Speaker 7: Sometimes it's like you know some people. Some people you know,
Speaker 7: you give them. It's all about the level of the
Speaker 7: integrity of the information they're given. Right, Because some people
Speaker 7: their comprehension is phenomenal, but you can't feed you can't
Speaker 7: feed them crap and expect anything. You can't you know
Speaker 7: what I mean? Like there, consider what I'm what they're
Speaker 7: working with. Right, If you if you're being fed junk,
Speaker 7: or if you're gravitated in a path and you're wasting
Speaker 7: spending time on a path that isn't going to go anywhere,
Speaker 7: then you're not really gonna There's only so much you
Speaker 7: can do with something that's not right. Right, So it again,
Speaker 7: even if your comprehension is phenomenal, it's still not gonna
Speaker 7: get you too far if the material that you're working
Speaker 7: with isn't isn't good. So when we and I just
Speaker 7: try to identify that for from my perspective, for people
Speaker 7: so that they don't go down dumb pass and waste
Speaker 7: their own time. Because I've I've been through them before.
Speaker 7: I've been through the whole alien thing. I've been through
Speaker 7: all this and I've just I'm on the other end
Speaker 7: of it now, you know why.
Speaker 9: That's why I asked you questions here, and and sometimes
Speaker 9: you have to leave that person to their own devices
Speaker 9: to right.
Speaker 7: And that's a process exactly. You can't tell people something.
Speaker 7: They have to experience it and then they'll then they'll
Speaker 7: get it right, you know, hopefully.
Speaker 9: So that's the point that that I that I want
Speaker 9: to get into here specifically here and just this is
Speaker 9: this is purely a thought experiment here, So just and
Speaker 9: it's not meant to come across as an id loger
Speaker 9: or or whatever. But let's let's let's just talk this
Speaker 9: out here, okay. So this is what I've been pondering here,
Speaker 9: is is that the election here in twenty twenty, whether
Speaker 9: you like Trump or not, was clearly stolen. So the
Speaker 9: question becomes, you.
Speaker 7: Say, clearly stolen? I fairly, I don't think it matters, honestly,
Speaker 7: because it's like the the selection is made. It doesn't,
Speaker 7: you know, whatever the details that need to be made
Speaker 7: to fit it. It's not any different than any other
Speaker 7: election or selection, because it's always that way.
Speaker 9: Well, so you're already laying the groundwork for the counter
Speaker 9: argument here.
Speaker 10: But that's okay.
Speaker 9: So what I'm saying here is that you make the
Speaker 9: point here is that people can't have to experience it
Speaker 9: rather than being told. So, I mean, I think it's
Speaker 9: pretty self evident that the amount of corruption and just
Speaker 9: horrible in nefarious things that happen within our government and
Speaker 9: within the the ease elite control structures. It's it's not
Speaker 9: unfathomable to us. And it's one thing to tell people
Speaker 9: that it's one thing, and then to people to actually
Speaker 9: experience that.
Speaker 3: Is that?
Speaker 9: Is that a fair?
Speaker 7: Yeah? And that's here's this, Here's the part that stumbles
Speaker 7: mankind and society at large is remember we were talking
Speaker 7: about source material, and if you're working with junk, you
Speaker 7: can't really make anything sound out of it.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 7: That's the same problem with people who haven't put their
Speaker 7: own time into themselves through introspection, through you know, getting
Speaker 7: to know who they are and understanding and developing their
Speaker 7: own ability and character and mind. You can't expect them
Speaker 7: to comprehend anything, especially if you're already at the level
Speaker 7: where you're trying to discuss things that are of this nature.
Speaker 7: When they haven't figured out the little things yet, you
Speaker 7: can't have them jump from there because there's there's a
Speaker 7: big gap of development that they haven't gone through. Yet
Speaker 7: or or maybe they can't. There's some people that just
Speaker 7: simply can't. And I think one of the besides just
Speaker 7: you know, whatever they're made out of, you know, genetically
Speaker 7: or whatnot. I don't like the Virginias. But there's also
Speaker 7: that issue that we are in a cult, the cult
Speaker 7: of society, and some people will defend that society cult
Speaker 7: to the death and not and completely reject and deflect.
Speaker 7: And it's like, you know, like a captain Captain America's
Speaker 7: shield in front of their face, anything that would counter
Speaker 7: what they have grown and learned and condition to believe in.
Speaker 9: So okay, So within that framework that you're putting together here,
Speaker 9: maybe there is some sense of cult or or some sense.
Speaker 7: Of the most certainly is and you could call that
Speaker 7: a spell, but I mean, it's it's it's it's maybe
Speaker 7: not even that I don't think that anybody consciously thinks
Speaker 7: about rejecting truth, but I just don't think that they're
Speaker 7: even willing to consider certain things because it simply isn't
Speaker 7: so to them.
Speaker 9: No, But what I'm saying that there is something between
Speaker 9: not you and me here or the ordinary people that
Speaker 9: are listening to this, there is some type of a
Speaker 9: of a superstructure here that that controls this. And we
Speaker 9: can go days for this talking about what exactly it is.
Speaker 9: But what I'm what I'm trying to get at here
Speaker 9: is that within this, this this cult or what are
Speaker 9: these controllers do? I don't think there's uniformity. I don't
Speaker 9: think there's complete agreement. That you may have competing factions
Speaker 9: within there fighting on who's going to do. It's just
Speaker 9: like the family that has, you know, three or four
Speaker 9: sons and the father dies and it's a rich estate. Here,
Speaker 9: they're not going to be uniform. They're going to fight
Speaker 9: with each other on who's going to take over the father.
Speaker 7: Here, right, But they're still going to be predatory to
Speaker 7: the underclass. So regardless of whatever that is, that's that's
Speaker 7: between them, you know what I mean. And they're and
Speaker 7: they're always going to preserve their power. So if what
Speaker 7: they are doing is weakening the overall for their entire clique,
Speaker 7: it's not going to get too far. So there's going
Speaker 7: to be control mechanisms in place to get rid of problems.
Speaker 7: Because the the the overall thing that they have to
Speaker 7: do otherwise they lose the whole angelata is to make
Speaker 7: sure that they keep us suppressed. So if we're like
Speaker 7: if I think the the analogy would be if if
Speaker 7: they are fighting with one another, or if we can
Speaker 7: agitate them to do it even more, that they would
Speaker 7: just cancel each other out like they would like they're
Speaker 7: trying to do with like I don't know the Muslims
Speaker 7: and the Christians like if they if they if we
Speaker 7: if if they're if they're warring, I don't, I think
Speaker 7: as it might be competitive, I think that, but they
Speaker 7: all have the same iealogue of there of that cult.
Speaker 7: Regardless of the one one's power over the other one
Speaker 7: or not, it still is. I think they still self
Speaker 7: preserve the system of which they are uh you know themselves,
Speaker 7: and then also the system that they're putting us in.
Speaker 9: So but what I'm getting at though, is within this
Speaker 9: this these competing factions here okay hypothetically yeah yeah yeah,
Speaker 9: and assuming here that we in fact here the cattle
Speaker 9: or the golim here, what what I'm saying is that
Speaker 9: maybe what I'm saying is that certain factions may treat
Speaker 9: us better or give us a little bit more freedom
Speaker 9: or as I had it particulated there before having to
Speaker 9: boot off of our throat compared to other parts of
Speaker 9: the of these actions.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it doesn't mean life gets better for us, but
Speaker 7: it's overall. But if they also feel, like you know,
Speaker 7: they're in competition with somebody who can actually upset their
Speaker 7: their power, then yeah, they're gonna want to rally the
Speaker 7: energy of of the people in favor of them.
Speaker 9: Right, Here's what what what I'm saying here is that
Speaker 9: there's a lot of positive things.
Speaker 7: And they will do they will do good things. But
Speaker 7: it doesn't but you have to also understand what they're doing.
Speaker 7: So like the USA usaid, you know all that ship, Yeah,
Speaker 7: this is just consolidation. It's just it's just the evolution
Speaker 7: of a different new power structure. It's it's it's flipping
Speaker 7: a page the same book.
Speaker 9: Though I'm not not not disagreeing with you on that.
Speaker 9: What I'm saying is, though the boot is off, I'm
Speaker 9: not I'm not being bad at my job here to
Speaker 9: get a vaccine here, which almost like lost my job.
Speaker 9: My point being here is is that there there's clearly
Speaker 9: an opportunity now that the boot is off of our
Speaker 9: neckcare to try wait.
Speaker 7: And wait until the av and flu becomes something because
Speaker 7: like I showed you with the eggs. I mean, there's
Speaker 7: other things in play here. That's just because there's a
Speaker 7: lull doesn't mean it's not going to go back up again.
Speaker 9: I'm not saying that. But what I'm saying is is
Speaker 9: that within this, this this short period here, we shouldn't
Speaker 9: be complacent.
Speaker 7: Oh no, no, no, absolutely not. Yeah, But what I'm
Speaker 7: saying is is that, yeah, don't sit back in.
Speaker 9: I feel good to be able to breathe for once.
Speaker 9: And I know a lot of people in that telegram
Speaker 9: or are filled brief but I'm not under any illusions
Speaker 9: here that we're anywhere out of the woods on this.
Speaker 9: This is this is a brief respite to be able
Speaker 9: to regroup and to be able to say, you know what, No,
Speaker 9: we're not doing this. We've been through this before.
Speaker 7: Yeah. At the end of the day, the Federal Reserve
Speaker 7: still exists, the IMF still exists, The the I R
Speaker 7: S and the B A T F, which are I
Speaker 7: am F controlled, still exists outside of the the you know,
Speaker 7: government quote unquote of the United States, And that's our
Speaker 7: true uh overlords. So the little things that are happening
Speaker 7: what we can, I guess call it locally because you know, microcosm,
Speaker 7: macrocosm doesn't really affect the power structure, or the or
Speaker 7: the strength of the thing that is putting that in
Speaker 7: place to keep people occupied and happy and satisfied until
Speaker 7: the next fucking big thing happens that takes more of
Speaker 7: our our freedom, and more of our individuality and more
Speaker 7: of our you know, our safety away.
Speaker 9: I'm not I'm not dispeeding you with you that what
Speaker 9: what I'm telling you, though, This is an opportunity here
Speaker 9: to recharge and to regalvanize.
Speaker 7: People don't normally do that with pressure off of them.
Speaker 7: A lot of people don't revolt unless they're being unless
Speaker 7: they can perceive a physical threat. Most people don't try
Speaker 7: to amend or mend or mend or alter or change
Speaker 7: anything if they feel just comfortable enough, Like people who
Speaker 7: don't like their job will continue to do it because
Speaker 7: the paycheck is good.
Speaker 9: And the point being is is though that we've been
Speaker 9: through the crucible here, We've been tested here. They're not
Speaker 9: going to be able to pull this vaccine thing off again, at.
Speaker 7: Least well if they can do the digital part with it,
Speaker 7: If they make it so that your biometrics on your
Speaker 7: phone and everything else that they've made this accustomed to
Speaker 7: keeping with us. Everywhere is ratting on you, and they
Speaker 7: have the high technology. There's not going to be any
Speaker 7: argument because you're not going to have them say.
Speaker 9: But there's more of us this time that are awakened
Speaker 9: to this bullshit than it was, you know, four years,
Speaker 9: five years ago here, And.
Speaker 7: I guess, I guess in a way they actually they
Speaker 7: actually refined that themselves by putting those who who are
Speaker 7: obedient through the filter, and a lot of them are
Speaker 7: sick or dead. And now, so what's left of the
Speaker 7: people that said no? You know, so it's a big
Speaker 7: it's a bigger group of what's left.
Speaker 9: Yeah, what I'm what I'm trying to say here is
Speaker 9: is that I'm not trying to be a doomsday or here.
Speaker 9: I'm trying to have some semblance of hope here that
Speaker 9: we've made it this far. Here, let's galvanize here, you know.
Speaker 7: To say, what I'm trying to say is when I'm
Speaker 7: not arguing all the time, you can you can use
Speaker 7: different words and what I'm trying to say because I
Speaker 7: wasn't arguing with you, I wasn't countering what you're saying.
Speaker 10: Doesn't it I'm just I'm.
Speaker 9: Just trying to say that I have some sense of
Speaker 9: hope here that we've made it through this thing. That
Speaker 9: they've had to concede certain things here. Maybe this is
Speaker 9: that this is their way of trying to maintain the
Speaker 9: control structure here, but we have it's like Mario getting
Speaker 9: a sect in our third life in the game here.
Speaker 9: And what I'm saying here is that I want to
Speaker 9: take them on and and and I feel a lot
Speaker 9: more confident that we made it through this here, and
Speaker 9: I think that we can stop this. That's all I'm
Speaker 9: saying here.
Speaker 7: Yeah, if if that's if that's a thought that's shared
Speaker 7: by more than five people scattered across America, then yet
Speaker 7: there might be uh maybe something there.
Speaker 9: But I mean, but it's it's people like you or
Speaker 9: Niche or other people that it's it's it's how we
Speaker 9: need to try to articulate it to to the you know,
Speaker 9: the stuff that I'll that I'll that I'll post here
Speaker 9: that yeah, you and me both know this us a
Speaker 9: thing here, What's what's really going on here? But I'm
Speaker 9: posting this up here that I want people to see.
Speaker 7: This and I get I get the meaning behind it. Yeah,
Speaker 7: I understand that because but people are really easy at
Speaker 7: slipping into that that coma of of inactivity.
Speaker 9: But but but but it's also a sense here we
Speaker 9: share this and and and present these things because hey, look,
Speaker 9: we have credibility here. We said that the stuff was
Speaker 9: wrong from the very beginning here. And when it comes
Speaker 9: time for another event, whether it's it's another COVID event
Speaker 9: or bird flu or god knows what it is, you know,
Speaker 9: these people here have some sense or credibility. We told
Speaker 9: you this in the past. Here, Why can't you believe
Speaker 9: us here now? And I'm hoping that there's there's gonna
Speaker 9: be more people that are gonna listen to us. Maybe
Speaker 9: I don't know if you're reading this or whatever. Maybe
Speaker 9: you're maybe you're just cynical about that.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 9: I have to have some sense of hope.
Speaker 7: No, this is this is is now or never. Honestly,
Speaker 7: if they drop this invisible cage on us and lock
Speaker 7: the door, it's over. If these if these data centers
Speaker 7: are in place and they're heavily guarded and they disarm us,
Speaker 7: you know, in the same and the same like it's
Speaker 7: a it's a it's a done deal. And the you know,
Speaker 7: I think I think the muscle flex among other reasons.
Speaker 7: I think I think that the drones were a bit
Speaker 7: of a flex.
Speaker 9: You know, I don't disagree here, But we also had
Speaker 9: our flexes they had. They couldn't have gone full full
Speaker 9: this death spot. They had to pull back a little
Speaker 9: bit here, They couldn't go.
Speaker 10: The whole way.
Speaker 7: Well, at the same time, we're seeing what could very
Speaker 7: well be automation deciding things like taking people out of
Speaker 7: the air, crashing them, fires, the floods, the hurricanes, war
Speaker 7: by a different means, we're seeing all that happen too.
Speaker 7: So it just just because the nature of the assault
Speaker 7: is not troops on the ground to make it as
Speaker 7: obvious as it could possibly be, doesn't mean that they're
Speaker 7: not going full bloor on us and actively at war
Speaker 7: with us.
Speaker 9: But how many people will take notice of that now
Speaker 9: and be able to point this out. I think there's
Speaker 9: a lot more of us pointing it out than it
Speaker 9: was two years, four years, six years ago. I mean,
Speaker 9: you have to have some sense of hope.
Speaker 7: Or well, I mean, you could point out it all day.
Speaker 7: What are you going to do about it?
Speaker 9: Well, I think change happens here when you get a
Speaker 9: certain percentage of the of the population that the herd
Speaker 9: will end up falling that.
Speaker 7: Might have been, that might have been in the past.
Speaker 7: I think with the tech and with the other things,
Speaker 7: that it's not going to be as simple as that
Speaker 7: anymore because we waited too long. I'm not I'm not
Speaker 7: saying that, I'm not saying that it's that's hopeless by
Speaker 7: any means. I'm just saying this idea that you know,
Speaker 7: the the one hundredth monkey thing, it's not it's not
Speaker 7: as as strong of a of a of a resistance
Speaker 7: as it may have been before, because they don't it's
Speaker 7: not going to matter what we think, or what we
Speaker 7: what we care about, or what we believe in. If
Speaker 7: if we get it all right, it does if the
Speaker 7: overwhelming force that we're up against, you know, we would
Speaker 7: have to have some of these advancements in technology on
Speaker 7: our side as well, and it's to counter it or
Speaker 7: to at least not be a victim of theirs. And
Speaker 7: it's going to be it's going to be kind of
Speaker 7: difficult the longer we wait, as they roll out things
Speaker 7: that we never even heard of before that they've had
Speaker 7: for thirty, forty fifty and ten twenty thousand years, who knows.
Speaker 9: You know, I'm not disagreeing with you that the odds
Speaker 9: are not good. I mean, let's be frank, they are
Speaker 9: not good. But the sense here is that at the
Speaker 9: end of the day, am I just going to go
Speaker 9: give up?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 7: No, that's not that, and that's not that's not our
Speaker 7: role to do that. But it might not be our
Speaker 7: role to win either. It might be our role just
Speaker 7: to never to never give in and to never be obedient.
Speaker 7: It might be it might be our purpose is in
Speaker 7: maybe this test ground, if it, if it, if it
Speaker 7: is such a thing, is to simply, no matter what
Speaker 7: the odds are, not ever giving yourself over to it.
Speaker 9: Yea, and neither of us are going to do that.
Speaker 9: And the thing is that until I'm presented with a
Speaker 9: more viable way of of taking this on im.
Speaker 7: And we're not gonna we're not gonna run outside with
Speaker 7: our nine millimeters and change the world.
Speaker 9: I know that when you when you post on telegram
Speaker 9: that I think that you hope for some type of something,
Speaker 9: like somebody's going to do something here and nobody does anything,
Speaker 9: and I don't know if it's if it's going to
Speaker 9: happen that way.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I mean, I would love to at least be aware,
Speaker 7: Like I don't have to be involved, but I wouldn't
Speaker 7: like if if I wasn't selected to be involved with it.
Speaker 7: But I would love to at least know that there
Speaker 7: was something maybe quite literally underground, that's been preparing for
Speaker 7: a long time and you know, just making sure that
Speaker 7: they were out there doing it at the right moment.
Speaker 7: Because I mean, I say that, but let me put
Speaker 7: a period on that for a second, and.
Speaker 9: Then say.
Speaker 7: The the analogy, well not what they called the rationale
Speaker 7: that people were giving for Trump. This is a whole
Speaker 7: different topic, but I just wanted to state this because
Speaker 7: it it made me think about it.
Speaker 9: It's very similar to the thing that you were alluding to.
Speaker 7: Well, right, well, what you know, how they were, how
Speaker 7: they were apologetics. You know, they apologetics for him when
Speaker 7: they're talking about, oh, he had to do this because
Speaker 7: that prevented this, and it's like it's all presumptuous, right, presumptuous.
Speaker 7: So okay, so roll out something that's poisonous because you
Speaker 7: don't want them to lock this down for five years
Speaker 7: or however long it was, So how many children's lives
Speaker 7: was was it worth for that?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 7: How many? How many innocent lives? How many innocent, innocent
Speaker 7: and innocent lives? Was it worth for that to happen?
Speaker 7: Like why why not just tell the people the truth
Speaker 7: and have them on your side like that, you know,
Speaker 7: like it's it's if that was really the the the
Speaker 7: what do you call it the goal? Things could have
Speaker 7: been stopped a whole lot differently, and things could have
Speaker 7: been changed a whole lot differently if any leader in
Speaker 7: their position just took the risk that they were going
Speaker 7: to get blown away the moment the words came out
Speaker 7: of their mouth and just told the people the truth
Speaker 7: that they're being poisoned, that this isn't this is an
Speaker 7: attempt on your lives, do you know, do not let
Speaker 7: your children get this, you know, do not get any shots.
Speaker 7: You know, this is an active you know, attempt to
Speaker 7: call the population or that you know, certain things that
Speaker 7: they tell you don't even exist, and they're just filling
Speaker 7: you with poison. The food, water, and air is deadly.
Speaker 7: They're doing this. We need to do something about it.
Speaker 7: If any person with that level of influence and in
Speaker 7: trust ever said anything like that, a whole lot of
Speaker 7: things would click immediately for people that never would anyway
Speaker 7: because they're being told by their big guy, rest assured,
Speaker 7: everybody rest assured. Straight around the corner. I got this.
Speaker 7: That's not the answer. That's not the way to get
Speaker 7: to the people to understand what's really going on.
Speaker 9: So you just articulated the thought process that I have
Speaker 9: gone through. I can't tell how many times I've gone
Speaker 9: through this, this this thought process. So you know, the
Speaker 9: kind of argument that you would make is is that, well,
Speaker 9: you're kind of trying to do that here when he
Speaker 9: was talking about hydroxychloroq when and he had the whole
Speaker 9: apparat check come down on him, that you know, you're
Speaker 9: you're you're bleaching people from the inside and and and
Speaker 9: what you said earlier that was what.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, that was you know, chlorine dioxide. I think
Speaker 7: was also the other one that they were talking about.
Speaker 9: Yeah, So what what you said earlier though, it's I
Speaker 9: keep coming back to what you we started this conversation about.
Speaker 9: Is that you said sometimes people just need to experience
Speaker 9: it and the.
Speaker 7: Thing, yeah, but but not be lied to you by
Speaker 7: the people that So that's gonna his position is different
Speaker 7: because it's a it's a responsibility. It'll keep more people
Speaker 7: asleep because they're not going to even engage that type
Speaker 7: of development or that type of personal growth if they
Speaker 7: think that their guy is going to take care of everything.
Speaker 9: But if you are in war, which we were, I
Speaker 9: think there is an we still have been war here.
Speaker 9: But I mean, can the vast majority this is maybe
Speaker 9: this is pretentious, probably is here. But can the vast
Speaker 9: majority of the public here actually understand that? I don't
Speaker 9: think they can't. They couldn't least understand.
Speaker 7: People that the people that were patriots will understand that
Speaker 7: their government and the people that run it are are malicious.
Speaker 7: I mean that all he would have to do is
Speaker 7: point out, hey, have you tried to exercise your rights lately?
Speaker 7: How'd that work out?
Speaker 9: Yeah? But is a percentage of the population they weren't.
Speaker 7: I don't think that you can't play that odds game.
Speaker 7: That's I think that's a logical fallacy in and of itself.
Speaker 7: It took three percent of the population for the for
Speaker 7: the revolution, right anyway, Let's see what what's the name
Speaker 7: of that Polish guy? Is it Brown? The one that's
Speaker 7: been flat out telling he went and you smashed the
Speaker 7: microphone on the hell at the Holocaust blah blah blah thing.
Speaker 7: He sprayed people with a.
Speaker 9: With a uh he used the fire extinguisher on yeah,
Speaker 9: fire extinguisher.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And you said, you're you're you're over. You know,
Speaker 7: your overall control er, your your absolute control over us
Speaker 7: is over. Now, that's the type of person that if
Speaker 7: Trump was that, think about how many people would rally
Speaker 7: behind that.
Speaker 9: Or the guy from New Zealand I can't remember his name,
Speaker 9: that was the politician that was coming. I don't know
Speaker 9: if he was a control to hop or not, but.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 9: I mean, but you also, yeah, I don't have all
Speaker 9: the answers to Daniel. I just I'm just telling you
Speaker 9: here is is that I have some sense of hope here.
Speaker 9: I know the odds are against us here, so I'm
Speaker 9: just I'm not trying to be compleate here. I'm just
Speaker 9: trying to continue to point out all the the angles,
Speaker 9: or at least look for the angles.
Speaker 10: Of where they're going to fuck us.
Speaker 9: And that's that's that's where.
Speaker 10: I'm trying to be at here.
Speaker 9: Chat So but I will Hey, it was it was
Speaker 9: great talking to you. I'm gonna let you let you
Speaker 9: go on. But I just, you know, thanks for taking
Speaker 9: time to talk.
Speaker 10: I really appreciate it.
Speaker 7: Joseph, it was great, thank you for coming on. I
Speaker 7: think archangel h Josh was going to do that too.
Speaker 7: I don't, I yeah, I don't. I don't really know.
Speaker 7: He's I think he said something about he was going
Speaker 7: to wait for the notification, but he gets them late sometimes,
Speaker 7: so hopefully they'll.
Speaker 10: Come on to Yeah.
Speaker 9: It's a shame that a lot of people don't get
Speaker 9: to see that side of you that really comes comes
Speaker 9: across on on the talking to Niche. I wish people
Speaker 9: would pay for your pay for it, but they don't.
Speaker 7: So well, I mean that it is what it is,
Speaker 7: you know, it's if you look at the numbers, I'm
Speaker 7: I'm a exactly average as far as the level of
Speaker 7: overall followers versus how many people actually come to watch
Speaker 7: even on Rumble, versus how many people support on you know,
Speaker 7: the the you know, the financial support side. It's like
Speaker 7: right where it's supposed to be. It's the difference is
Speaker 7: most people have you know, who have actually the ability,
Speaker 7: who aren't you know, being paid by someone else in
Speaker 7: a nefarious way. There are one hundred and fifty thou
Speaker 7: two hundred thousand subscribers, which makes twenty thirty thousand viewers,
Speaker 7: which makes a whole lot more support from the people
Speaker 7: as it trickles down each through each filter. So it's
Speaker 7: it's actually right where it's would be natural, but it's
Speaker 7: you know, still not a lot because here we are.
Speaker 7: And then this is if I was still on YouTube,
Speaker 7: you know, and I didn't have all those interruptions, have
Speaker 7: to restart a channel all over again four times, I
Speaker 7: could probably be in thirty forty thousand subscriber arrange. I
Speaker 7: don't think that would have been too crazy to believe.
Speaker 9: You know, we know that she'd give you some often
Speaker 9: is that you were actually effective at what you were doing,
Speaker 9: if you wouldn't have been throttled like that, I mean,
Speaker 9: you have like a Ben Shapiro or.
Speaker 7: I wasn't that great in the beginning. What I mean
Speaker 7: there was. Here's what's funny is like a lot of
Speaker 7: the stuff that I did in the very very beginning
Speaker 7: was good stuff because I was I was commenting on
Speaker 7: books and reading and stuff like that. But then there
Speaker 7: would be times where I would just show that I
Speaker 7: all kinds of technical difficulties, but that was mostly the
Speaker 7: computer fucking me.
Speaker 8: But there was.
Speaker 7: There was a a level I needed to get to
Speaker 7: where it wasn't just thought, you know, just you know, amusing.
Speaker 7: I needed to have more data and I was reading
Speaker 7: a ton. It's just there was gap, too many gaps
Speaker 7: to where I you know, I don't want to fill
Speaker 7: it in because I don't want to be inaccurate. So
Speaker 7: it kind of left me to just talk about other
Speaker 7: crap that wasn't necessary. So that I think I've I've
Speaker 7: refined since then.
Speaker 9: Well, the point being is is that I'm if you
Speaker 9: would have had those setbacks, I really believe that you
Speaker 9: would have a lot more influenced than your audience would
Speaker 9: be a lot better. Yeah, it's just and all it
Speaker 9: is is telling me is is that they they thought
Speaker 9: that there were some stuff that you were saying that
Speaker 9: was it was dangerous to what they what they believe,
Speaker 9: or why why do you have somebody like Tim Poole
Speaker 9: that can send here or dude.
Speaker 7: And then and here's the thing that really gets me,
Speaker 7: Like I just look at these people and they they're
Speaker 7: they're basically famous for being famous because it's arntificial. I
Speaker 7: look at their their delivery, I listened to their their
Speaker 7: and they're not. They're not coherent. There are a lot
Speaker 7: of them are, and a lot of it sounds like
Speaker 7: it's stolen material because I don't think they know what
Speaker 7: it means, but they're just saying it. Candice Owns is
Speaker 7: one of those people like I, I honestly think that
Speaker 7: she might be retarded.
Speaker 9: And they also have a production team. It's it's you
Speaker 9: as what man shown here. And you know, whether it's
Speaker 9: Candice Owns or Kim Poole or X, they got people
Speaker 9: behind them that are doing helping them.
Speaker 5: So it's just much.
Speaker 7: I mean, look at look at freaking look at look
Speaker 7: at Stewie. Five hundred thousand people just on just on rumble,
Speaker 7: you know what I mean.
Speaker 10: It's like.
Speaker 7: I saw him talk at the Reawakened to her and
Speaker 7: outside of Vegas, and uh yeah, I walked away from
Speaker 7: I wasn't interested. It's like I don't want any of
Speaker 7: this guy.
Speaker 9: Well, it was good talking to you, Daniel, and I'm
Speaker 9: just I'm just saying that I appreciate what you what
Speaker 9: you put up there, and and I just I hope
Speaker 9: more people get to see or hear the other other
Speaker 9: side of you, especially some of the funny your stuff.
Speaker 7: So yeah, pretty cool. More people went to the Patreon
Speaker 7: for sure. That's what I was going to do. Thanks
Speaker 7: for reminding me about that. I'm going to put this
Speaker 7: a little banner on the bottom there.
Speaker 9: All right, we'll talculator Daniel, thanks, thank.
Speaker 7: You about good talking to you.
Speaker 8: All right, let's see.
Speaker 7: I should put this on. So where is it?
Speaker 8: Scroll?
Speaker 7: Scroll scrowl This is still here. Oh I'm going on
Speaker 7: ticker style. This was on yesterday, but I didn't leave
Speaker 7: it on the whole time. I'm I'm losing frames too
Speaker 7: because of this shit internet, and I don't like restarting
Speaker 7: it every single time before I go on a stream.
Speaker 7: It's since it just happened again. Oh my god, so terrible.
Speaker 7: I pay nearly eighty dollars for crap and I have
Speaker 7: to do that until I get the until alo is
Speaker 7: finished already put my my request in. So Daisy, you're awesome,
Speaker 7: Thank you so much. And Joseph, thank you for calling
Speaker 7: in Archangel If you're out there, Josh, give me a
Speaker 7: second because I got to get up and I have
Speaker 7: to process some coffee, if you know what I mean,
Speaker 7: and I'll be back. Let me go ahead and put
Speaker 7: this on while we're at it, though, we were in
Speaker 7: the middle of looking at Robert Maxwell's brand not just kidding,
Speaker 7: but the sex Satan in Babylon's Boulet, episode six of
Speaker 7: The Pop I'm not sure what he stands for from
Speaker 7: in Pursuit of Truth, Sir Patrick Mack, I want to
Speaker 7: put that on there. I'm just checking to see if
Speaker 7: there's anything else that I want to do, not forget
Speaker 7: to look at today. Is that why? I hope that's
Speaker 7: not why I had another bit shoot open up. Maybe
Speaker 7: that's why. So apparently it didn't take the thumbnail right
Speaker 7: like it's supposed to, but it says I was on
Speaker 7: live for forty six seconds before I decided I'm not
Speaker 7: gonna waste a destination on bit shoot if it's not working,
Speaker 7: So instead I went over to Kick, which has nothing
Speaker 7: going on there as always okay, So I guess i'd
Speaker 7: have to refresh because it's saying that there's nobody now
Speaker 7: it says there's somebody watching. Hello Olivia over on Kick,
Speaker 7: How are you? Oh okay? Oh so maybe it's uh,
Speaker 7: maybe it's one of those bots. Thanks awesome. Yeah, Kick
Speaker 7: is kind of interesting. I'm just gonna put this in
Speaker 7: the chats here. If you have a thing, just go
Speaker 7: ahead and subscribe to us so we'll get some attraction.
Speaker 7: If you don't, then don't do what you want. I
Speaker 7: don't care and what else. Let's do this real quick
Speaker 7: and then I'll go do my thing and I'll be back.
Speaker 7: So I want to share also a small portion of
Speaker 7: a video that I made over almost two years ago now,
Speaker 7: and it's me talking to doctor Manzo and it leads
Speaker 7: into the health benefits of you know, capsicum or capsation peppers,
Speaker 7: and of course I run a hot sauce business. But
Speaker 7: there it's all. It's all very well organized in that video.
Speaker 7: Some of the details as far as the coupon code
Speaker 7: has obviously changed, and so has the the link for
Speaker 7: doctor or glitt in, but that's also in my video description,
Speaker 7: so it doesn't need to be correct in the video
Speaker 7: as long as you just look at the description for it.
Speaker 7: So you see the spreaker here, right, this is it.
Speaker 7: This is if if you were listening to me on
Speaker 7: Spotify before, just click the spreaker link. And uh if
Speaker 7: you have to install that as a phone app or
Speaker 7: I don't even know how that works, but you don't
Speaker 7: really have to. You can just go here. I listened
Speaker 7: to stuff on spreakers very seldom because I don't do podcasts.
Speaker 7: But and then this dream link to be actually in
Speaker 7: the show. It's just underneath it the call numbers beneath that,
Speaker 7: and then Doctor Glynden's membership site. You can go there
Speaker 7: from here, or you can click on my website itself,
Speaker 7: simper fry s C m p e r f r y.
Speaker 7: Let's say that against s E m P E r
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Speaker 7: or not. And that should say eleven almost twelve now,
Speaker 7: and I says family run and in business. For yes,
Speaker 7: it's it's a we're in the double digits now. But
Speaker 7: that's doctor Glynden's thing. You can just click it and
Speaker 7: then ball busters. Right here is the fifty percent off.
Speaker 7: Doctor Monso in the old video that I'm to show
Speaker 7: you later is saying that you to click the link
Speaker 7: and then use a code. You don't even have to
Speaker 7: do anymore. You just click this. It is this new
Speaker 7: website fifteen percent off has already applied. Over here is
Speaker 7: the try blue click for seventy percent off Try Blue.
Speaker 7: When you click it, it should pop up all down
Speaker 7: the little window, and then you copy the whatever code
Speaker 7: they give you, and then when you go to the checkout,
Speaker 7: it'll apply it once you paste it or whatever. And
Speaker 7: then doctor Manzo's I showed you yesterday and I'll do
Speaker 7: it again later. But actually rate in the front here
Speaker 7: it shows the IP six the copper in the cod
Speaker 7: liver oil. That would be a portion of how you
Speaker 7: would do your ninety essential right, So the cod liver
Speaker 7: would be like your EU phase. The copper is something
Speaker 7: that you would want as like an add on. The
Speaker 7: IP six is like your magnets and your all that stuff,
Speaker 7: like kind of like the osteo in a sense. And
Speaker 7: then you would get the multi vitamin, the whole food
Speaker 7: multi vitamin, and if you wanted to add the additional
Speaker 7: C whole food see, then you could do that too.
Speaker 7: And then the full vicumic acid. I just bought a
Speaker 7: tincture of full vicumic fulvic acid, uh when those little
Speaker 7: blue cobalt blue things, and I got one of selenium
Speaker 7: as well, So that's that's that this was just because
Speaker 7: I would happen to be at sprouts. And then also,
Speaker 7: uh so thyroid, right, el tyrasine, and this is stuff
Speaker 7: I learned from, you know, doing the the the gym
Speaker 7: and working out and stuff like that. So the el
Speaker 7: tyrasine something I was already taking. But then you know,
Speaker 7: the iodine which doctor Monzo also has energy io dye
Speaker 7: should be on his site over here. Let's see if
Speaker 7: if I can find it, uh Therapy Supplies Education. Let's see.
Speaker 7: Let's see if it's in this area.
Speaker 8: I clicked it.
Speaker 7: Hold on, now that not in that one, but I
Speaker 7: know he has it. I just have to ask him maybe, Oh,
Speaker 7: you know what I think. On the homepage, it was
Speaker 7: very great at one point. It was it was something
Speaker 7: you click right from the beginning, and it said something
Speaker 7: about it a shop. Let's see if it's just in
Speaker 7: the shop shop shop, shop, wasn't it shops? And looking?
Speaker 8: What's going on? All right? Refresh?
Speaker 7: Okay, something's up. I don't know if it's my internet
Speaker 7: or not. It's my internet looking Okay, that's weird. HET's
Speaker 7: try that again.
Speaker 8: Go store.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's the energy I dining right there.
Speaker 8: So you click this no picture for it.
Speaker 7: But yeah, there's it's mineral io dye that plants, so
Speaker 7: it would so kale or skelp, I think is usually
Speaker 7: where you get most of iodine from. So this one's
Speaker 7: mineral iodine, not plant based. And Ha suggested use three
Speaker 7: jobs under the tongue once daily away for like, so
Speaker 7: don't eat fourhands, don't let it your stomach, food absorb it, right,
Speaker 7: Cloidal ingestible iodine. That's a good thing to happen. Then
Speaker 7: you have my keupon code right, so there you have
Speaker 7: it about boomping and then yeah, that would complete it.
Speaker 7: So iodine, selenium, and el tyrosine. If you're looking for
Speaker 7: like thig right health that that that trio, would you
Speaker 7: know if you want to add additional of those three things,
Speaker 7: that would be a good idea. Okay, now let's go
Speaker 7: to Oh let me let me go back to the
Speaker 7: tincture one. I want to I want to show you
Speaker 7: what that I just screw that up. Yes, let's go
Speaker 7: to tribally real quick. I don't think this sing will
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Speaker 7: Oh, colortle copper is that new? It is new? Look
Speaker 7: at that the fact that most people are not always
Speaker 7: keen on you. I wonder. I gotta see it. I
Speaker 7: gotta see it. So it's the most abundant essential trace
Speaker 7: element after iron and zinc, present in different organs of
Speaker 7: the body, with greater quantities in the liver and brain.
Speaker 7: It can be found in some foods, including shellfish wasters
Speaker 7: in the gooms. Its presence in the body facilitated It's
Speaker 7: also in whole food vitamin C. It's supposed to be anyway.
Speaker 7: It's a bonded with the one molecule of a one
Speaker 7: whatever of copper. It's presence in the body facilitates subsorption
Speaker 7: of iron. Let's see what's the type I'm looking for. So,
Speaker 7: in summary, the integration of colloidal copper is particularly useful
Speaker 7: in the case of anemia, osteoporosis, bone de mineralization, arthritis, hypercholesterol, alema,
Speaker 7: uh neurological disorders, reduced efficiency of the immune system, weakness
Speaker 7: and hair loss, difficulty of wound sealing, insomnia, near the debility. Now,
Speaker 7: I want to make sure that I'm correct. So I
Speaker 7: want to make sure which one am I thinking of.
Speaker 14: The Uh.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the copper is for the ATP energy of the
Speaker 7: of the mitochondria too, and we'll get into that. We'll
Speaker 7: get into that with the other video that I'm about
Speaker 7: to talk about. But I want to see, let's see
Speaker 7: what type of copper is it? So music and copper
Speaker 7: helps give me keep you healthy? Important for brain development,
Speaker 7: brain function or energy too?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 7: Yeah, you, Daisy, you should get with doctor Manzo and
Speaker 7: talk with him because he could add more in detail
Speaker 7: to your right up here as far as like what
Speaker 7: is good for and how important it is, and he could,
Speaker 7: like you know, also re emphasize that you might be
Speaker 7: able to get like a little video clip of it
Speaker 7: to add to this. I think that would be beneficial
Speaker 7: for sure. And mineral copper is believe metelic copper, you know,
Speaker 7: your standard penny color. Just trying to see if it
Speaker 7: shows well. These are cult to the black human seed
Speaker 7: clilers that they're clil silver. I hope that Daisy gets
Speaker 7: a chance to look at I don't know if it
Speaker 7: would be worth it for you, but see if there's anything,
Speaker 7: because you would be the chincter like guru if you
Speaker 7: if you think there's because it tell me if you
Speaker 7: don't think so, if there's anything to the whole Rodeola
Speaker 7: rosea our Hodo rodeo la Yeah, Rodiola Rosea. I just
Speaker 7: had lost my place in what I was say. New
Speaker 7: product is clitle copper. Yeah, but wigida baam pretty cool,
Speaker 7: pretty cool?
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 7: So I'm gonna put this video on now after I
Speaker 7: was doing all that, and I'll be back in just
Speaker 7: a moment. Listen more coffee. Oh that's funny. We stopped
Speaker 7: at the mirror image of the number itself, so with
Speaker 7: thirteen thirty one three three one right, that's that's funny. Okay.
Speaker 1: Well, so Roken used publishing and copyright as a cover
Speaker 1: for other various activities in nineteen seventy three.
Speaker 7: Say that he was used to see what I mean,
Speaker 7: just gonna it's it only went backward a little bit,
Speaker 7: so you're just gonna see it again. It's just weird YouTube.
Speaker 7: It like does a weird refresh in the middle bit.
Speaker 7: But oh, by the way, if you don't like seeing
Speaker 7: the scrolling thing at the bottom, I will I will
Speaker 7: stop putting it up there if five more people get
Speaker 7: on the Patreon. Otherwise you're gonna be stuck with it
Speaker 7: until five people do not about that. That's ransom.
Speaker 3: Does the Americans use Kissinger as a messenger or ambassador.
Speaker 3: Maxwell left England and brought with him a message from Thatcher,
Speaker 3: an unofficial one.
Speaker 17: He left Gorbachev to go to America and try to
Speaker 17: bring with him a message from Goshaw.
Speaker 1: Like Maxwell, Soroken used publishing and copyright as a cover
Speaker 1: for other various activities. In nineteen seventy three, the Soviet
Speaker 1: Union became a signatory to the Universal Copyright Convention for UCC,
Speaker 1: but certain firms entered into exclusive translation rights contracts with
Speaker 1: the Soviet Copyright Office or VAAP. The VAAP grew to
Speaker 1: become a monopoly until its abolition in nineteen eighty nine.
Speaker 1: The copyright agency also appeared to be a vehicle for
Speaker 1: capital flight outside of Russia and to approve translations for
Speaker 1: publications sold outside of the country. Former GRU Colonel Fgenny Soliyak,
Speaker 1: who worked under the cover of the VAAP agency, set
Speaker 1: of Maxwell's death.
Speaker 17: I think that was probably a so called murder on order.
Speaker 17: It was all professionally done and was covered up as
Speaker 17: a suicide.
Speaker 1: The importance of publishing in regard to movement of money,
Speaker 1: and perhaps even more important, the control of information.
Speaker 10: Wedding of misinformation cannot be overstated.
Speaker 1: The VAAP was a crucial element to KGB operations, and
Speaker 1: Maxwell a key figure in the publishing world Unius all
Speaker 1: too well.
Speaker 10: From nineteen seventy three to nineteen eighty two.
Speaker 1: The VAAP was in the hands of Soviet diplomat Boris Punkin,
Speaker 1: the Soviet Union's longest serving Swedish diplomat. Penkin resisted the
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety one coup attempt by the Soviet Union's hardline
Speaker 1: Communist Party to overthrow then President Mikhail Gorbachev. These hardliners
Speaker 1: were made up of KGB agents who detained Gorbachov but
Speaker 1: were unable to detain newly elected President Boris Yeltz. The
Speaker 1: failed coup led to the fall of the Communist Party
Speaker 1: of the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union itself would dissolve
Speaker 1: only a few months later. For a brief period, Gorbachev
Speaker 1: called Pankin to serve as Foreign Minister. During this eighty
Speaker 1: two day period, Pankin established diplomatic relation with the State
Speaker 1: of Israel, purged the Foreign Ministry of its KGB agents,
Speaker 1: and began the US Soviet disarmament process. Penkin was ambassador
Speaker 1: to Sweden at the time of the assassination of pull
Speaker 1: Off Palm, popular Swedish statesman and leader of the Social
Speaker 1: Democratic Party, a critic of Soviet and American policy. But
Speaker 1: Palm was killed on February twenty eighth, nineteen eighty six,
Speaker 1: by gunshot, in a case that would lead back to
Speaker 1: the Soviets and the State of Israel. The assassin was
Speaker 1: never found, an international investigation lingered for years, involving multiple
Speaker 1: sex It appeared that the Swedish government had covered up
Speaker 1: important aspects of the investigation. At first, local Christer Peterson
Speaker 1: was convicted of the murder, but his conviction was soon overturned.
Speaker 1: Another suspect, Victor Gunnerson, was taken in for questioning, released
Speaker 1: and brought back a few days later and released again.
Speaker 1: As a member of the European Workers Party, Gunnerson was
Speaker 1: vilified in.
Speaker 10: The media, and much of the blame was put upon
Speaker 10: the movement's.
Speaker 1: Leader, Lyndon Laroush, American political activist and perennial presidential candidate
Speaker 1: and at the time only declared candidate for the Democratic
Speaker 1: Party presidential nomination in nineteen eighty eight. LaRouche was regarded
Speaker 1: in the media as a conspiracy theorist, claiming that he
Speaker 1: was a target for assassination by Queen Elizabeth desionist mafia,
Speaker 1: and that he and associates had been drugged and brainwashed
Speaker 1: by the CIA and MI six.
Speaker 10: Leading the charge against the character of.
Speaker 1: Larouge and the suspicion of his associates and his involvement
Speaker 1: of Palm's murder, Jewish American socialist and fact finding director
Speaker 1: of the ADL, Erwin Sewer, as well as former KGB
Speaker 1: agent and VAAP head Boras Pankin. The ADL and the
Speaker 1: KGB appeared to be involved in a disinformation campaign surrounding
Speaker 1: the case and defaming Gunnarson, Larouge, and anyone connected was
Speaker 1: top Fireward had already been implicated in the nineteen eighty
Speaker 1: five case of John Walker, convicted of spying for the
Speaker 1: Soviet Union and sentenced to life in prison. The ADL
Speaker 1: had Walker on the payroll. According to court evidence, Walker
Speaker 1: had infiltrated the KKK and later the National Democratic Policy Committee.
Speaker 10: Founded by LaRouche.
Speaker 1: Laruche had been infiltrated by another Jewish subversive activist and
Speaker 1: founder of the Jewish Defense organization Mordecai Levy. This was
Speaker 1: discovered when Levy was found to have been jury tampering
Speaker 1: in a federal civil case. Levy had been involved in
Speaker 1: the nineteen eighty one firebombing of a Nigerian diplomat's car
Speaker 1: at a Soviet UN mission and later charged with attempted
Speaker 1: murder of JDL leader Irv Ruben, a man who would
Speaker 1: be suspected of running a protection racket against LA rappers
Speaker 1: Tupac Shakur and Easye. According to journalist Robert I. Freeman,
Speaker 1: who published a lengthy dossier on the JDL, the New
Speaker 1: York area JDL was heavily influenced by the Soviet KGB,
Speaker 1: in particular Brighton Beach. This cell was responsible for the
Speaker 1: murder of CIA operative Skeerim Sooobzikov thanks to information from
Speaker 1: Mordecai Levy. The same JDL KGB relationship surfaced during the
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty four Temple Mount plot, when twenty seven members
Speaker 1: of a Jewish underground group attempted to destroy the dome
Speaker 1: of the Rock in an effort to rebuild the Temple
Speaker 1: of Solomon. This action was funded by a small group
Speaker 1: of Syrian Jewish families, one of them, the prolific family
Speaker 1: of Edmund Saffra.
Speaker 7: Late is that dome of the rock herm al Sharif
Speaker 7: attempted destruction sound familiar to anybody, you guys remember the
Speaker 7: red Heifer thing?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 8: Yah?
Speaker 7: Yep, yep, yep yep.
Speaker 1: Later that same year, Irwin Sewell and the ADL were
Speaker 1: implicated in the assassination on Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
Speaker 1: The nineteen Gunnerson arrest provided reason for the international media
Speaker 1: to paint the European Labor Party as a criminal organization
Speaker 1: and frame its leader, Lyndon Larouge as a violent, lunatic
Speaker 1: fringe candidate.
Speaker 10: He was deemed a far.
Speaker 1: Right anti semi even though his ideas were originally Marxist.
Speaker 1: Gunnarson had been released, but the media kept on with
Speaker 1: stories related to the now old charges.
Speaker 10: And LaRouche would be defamed in the media for years
Speaker 10: to come.
Speaker 3: The lack of evidence against the EAP would have been
Speaker 3: made up for by the journalists who would not have
Speaker 3: hesitated to find the proofs.
Speaker 1: It's likely that Olof Palm was murdered because of his
Speaker 1: knowledge of the weapons trafficking between Sweden and Iran and
Speaker 1: his willingness to investigate former President of Iran, Albo Hassan
Speaker 1: Vani Saber.
Speaker 17: I know this from two different and credible sources. Palm
Speaker 17: was killed as the direct consequence of what he knew
Speaker 17: about Sweden on arms trafficking.
Speaker 1: This theory aligns with the multinational arms for hostages effort
Speaker 1: spearheaded by Oliver North under President George Bush. But the
Speaker 1: CIA and the media were after LaRouche. He was imprisoned
Speaker 1: for tax evasion under the Bush administration ex Stasi officer
Speaker 1: Colonel Herbert Bremer.
Speaker 17: The back room decision was made to cause anonymous telephone
Speaker 17: calls to be made to Swedish papers and finally directed
Speaker 17: to the police, and it happened in the week.
Speaker 3: Following the Palm crime.
Speaker 17: Our telephoners said they knew the EAP had committed murder,
Speaker 17: and even that they had seen an unusual agitation in
Speaker 17: the EAP offices in Stockholm the night before the crime.
Speaker 3: There was no truth in it, but it sounded credible
Speaker 3: and well informed.
Speaker 1: Soon after, Swedish paper Extra Blabet, Berlin's Tagazeitung and the
Speaker 1: Berliner extra Deans announced that Swedish police were investigating extreme
Speaker 1: right wing groups Soviet ambassador to Sweden and former head
Speaker 1: of the Copyright Office, Boris Pankin, would later be sitting
Speaker 1: at the top of the KGB ADL. Fact Finder Irwin
Speaker 1: Sewell traveled to Sweden in nineteen eighty six to denounce
Speaker 1: Larouge and the EAP, calling him a small time hitler,
Speaker 1: prompting Larouge to sue for defamation. Unsuccessfully. LaRouche organized a
Speaker 1: group to combat the ADL, called the Provisional Committee to
Speaker 1: clean Up the Nah Breath, the Free Masonic group precursor
Speaker 1: to the ADL. He often referred to sinister plans and
Speaker 1: conspiracies emanating from the Jews, in particular Russian Communists and
Speaker 1: New Age Aquarians. This conspiracy traced men like Henry Kissinger
Speaker 1: and Walter Mondale back to the days of ancient Babylon.
Speaker 1: He and his associates were denounced as neo Nazis.
Speaker 18: Mondale is not simply a KGB agent of the ordinary sense.
Speaker 8: Of course.
Speaker 18: Mondale is jointly owned by the left wing of the
Speaker 18: Socialist International and the Green cartel interests. If both these
Speaker 18: owners tell Mondale to lick the floor before a nationwide
Speaker 18: TV audience, I sincerely believe he would do just that.
Speaker 1: Watch Lyndon LaRouche, Independent Democrat for President, Tuesday, October twenty third.
Speaker 1: His second wife, German Helga Zepp LaRouche, authored the nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty four The Hitler Book and founded the Schiller Institute
Speaker 1: think tank, which argued for the abolition of the World
Speaker 1: Trade Organization. In twenty fifteen, Zepp LaRouche wrote an article
Speaker 1: calling climate change a satanic swindle and that the intention
Speaker 1: was to eliminate six billion human beings.
Speaker 7: Like a Lorelar.
Speaker 1: Institute, like Larouge, was met with claims of anti Semitism.
Speaker 1: During the breakout of AIDS in the nineteen eighties, LaRouche
Speaker 1: once again questioned the establishment narrative and called AIDS a
Speaker 1: communicable disease. Some of his ideas came from British venereologist
Speaker 1: John Seal, who believed that HIV may have been created
Speaker 1: in a German warfare laboratory by gene editing process and
Speaker 1: was released deliberately, similar to the visnavirus. This theory was
Speaker 1: backed by Russian Jewish biology professor Jacob Siegel, later revealed
Speaker 1: to be a Soviet KGB agent working on Operation Infection,
Speaker 1: an information or disinformation campaign depending on who you ask.
Speaker 1: It claims that the US had invented the AIDS virus
Speaker 1: as part of a project at Fort Dietrich, Maryland. Ironic
Speaker 1: seeing that at the time Soviet scientists were looking for
Speaker 1: American help with their own AIDS problem in the Soviet Union,
Speaker 1: the US refused help until the campaign ceased. In nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety two. Ukrainian Jewish diplomat and director of Russia's Foreign
Speaker 1: Intelligence Service, Yevgeny Primakov, stated that the KGB was behind
Speaker 1: the claims that AIDS was in American development. Larusian company
Speaker 1: created the Biological Strategic Defense Initiative in direct opposition to
Speaker 1: the World Health Organization and Centers for Disease Control and
Speaker 1: accused them of attempting use in Asia and genocide. October
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty six, Larouche's offices are rated by federal officers
Speaker 1: in Virginia and Massachusetts. LaRouche and twelve others were indicted
Speaker 1: on charges of credit card fraud and obstruction.
Speaker 7: Of weaponized government. And I'm not saying when one's over
Speaker 7: the other, but Federal Bureau of Investigation, ever since there
Speaker 7: was a quote unquote Federal Reserve, all these other agencies
Speaker 7: came about to protect the interests of that foreign bank
Speaker 7: on our soil. They will like, think about the g
Speaker 7: excuse me, the G men shooting down people who are
Speaker 7: stealing from the federal banking system, right, the federally insured.
Speaker 14: Right.
Speaker 7: They had a make their I just had creative and
Speaker 7: it stuck in my throat. They had to make their
Speaker 7: presence and their power felt through public display, shooting down
Speaker 7: all these bank rubbers and stuff like that of justice.
Speaker 1: The very next year, Larushe's Fusion Energy Foundation was overtaken
Speaker 1: through bankruptcy. The foundation advocated for the building of nuclear
Speaker 1: power plans and repeatedly met with the Director of Defense
Speaker 1: Programs for the National Security Council. Laruche movement member Ray
Speaker 1: Pollarck helped create the Strategic Defense Initiative, which became the
Speaker 1: groundwork for the Reagan Star Wars program. It was the
Speaker 1: development of this very program that LaRouche believed was the
Speaker 1: basis for the raid on his offices.
Speaker 3: The Soviet government hated me for it.
Speaker 1: Gorbachev also hated my guns and called for my assassination
Speaker 1: and so forth. Lyndon LaRouche was jailed in nineteen eighty nine,
Speaker 1: but later ran for Congress in nineteen ninety and for
Speaker 1: president in nineteen ninety two. His running mate civil rights
Speaker 1: activist and minister James Bevel. Bevell had worked with Larouge
Speaker 1: pursuing allegations of a child sex trafficking link in Omaha, Nebraska,
Speaker 1: involving Lawrence E. King Junior, who ran the Franklin Community
Speaker 1: Federal Credit Union. Several alleged victims claimed that King ran
Speaker 1: an underground club in which children as young as eight
Speaker 1: years old were forced to have sex with businessmen, media
Speaker 1: celebrities and moguls.
Speaker 10: And high ranking politicians.
Speaker 7: According to a predecessor of Epstein Right.
Speaker 1: Alleged victims, the government was forcing their silence by threatening
Speaker 1: an intimidation.
Speaker 15: John DeCamp is among the most highly decorated Vietnam veterans,
Speaker 15: a former Republican state senator.
Speaker 7: You wouldn't know by looking at his very large behind
Speaker 7: by the time this happened. But yeah, it's surprising to
Speaker 7: think that he was decorated anything.
Speaker 15: In Lincoln, Nebraska.
Speaker 7: Maybe decorated with like to let us off of his
Speaker 7: big back or something.
Speaker 15: He is now a lawyer fighting the legacy of Lawrence
Speaker 15: King's abuse of power.
Speaker 19: It's a web of intrigue that starts at our Holy
Speaker 19: of Holies, Boystown, Nebraska, one of the most respected institutions
Speaker 19: in the United States.
Speaker 7: I always thought the Holy of Holies was like a bothole.
Speaker 19: And spreads out like a spider web through Washington, d c.
Speaker 19: Right up to the steps of the nation's capital, the
Speaker 19: steps of the White House.
Speaker 7: Involves of the most.
Speaker 19: Respected and powerful and richest businessmen in this United States
Speaker 19: of America, and the centerpiece of the entire web is
Speaker 19: the use of children for sex and drug dealing and
Speaker 19: drug couriers. The compromising of politicians, the compromising of businessmen,
Speaker 19: the worst of all, the corruption of key the institutions
Speaker 19: of government that have the duty and responsibility to make
Speaker 19: sure these things never happen.
Speaker 7: So like another day at the Office for Jesuits.
Speaker 1: Yeah, The allegations were that much of the abuse was
Speaker 1: related to an elite cult that practiced devil worship, cannibalism,
Speaker 1: drug dealing, and human trafficking in arms dealing for this, So.
Speaker 7: Like another day at the Office for Jesuit and in
Speaker 7: the hues right, Well, that's funny. My voice, my voice
Speaker 7: resonates off of the strings on this thing when I
Speaker 7: when I hit a certain pitch, I can hear this
Speaker 7: thing vibrating through the That's funny, c.
Speaker 10: I a boy.
Speaker 1: Prostitutes were given tours of the White House. One of
Speaker 1: the main suspects, Lawrence King, was in prison for bank fraud.
Speaker 1: The other Republican law Begus Craig Spence, committed suicide. He
Speaker 1: was a socialite who three parties for people like CIA Operative,
Speaker 1: James Lily, Jody Geneva, the man who prosecuted Israeli spy
Speaker 1: Jonathan Pollard, former Attorney General John Mitchell convicted in the
Speaker 1: Watergate scandal, and Jewish American lawyer Roy Cohne, who played
Speaker 1: a large role in the prosecution of Julius and Ethel
Speaker 1: Rosenberg as well as the Rise.
Speaker 7: I was waiting for them to get to Cone. I
Speaker 7: was just watching h yesterday. I was watching The UH
Speaker 7: Way to Go Davis Lherman with you had Luke Ghan
Speaker 7: and they were talking. They were going over the Apprentice.
Speaker 7: Not this TV show, but the movie that came out
Speaker 7: like last year of like the young Trump coming up
Speaker 7: in his uh his buddy Roy Cone. But there was
Speaker 7: another movie like I think you should temper that movie
Speaker 7: with a movie that came out. I'll tell you what
Speaker 7: year it was an HBO movie called Citizen Cone. I'll
Speaker 7: show you in a second here. Well, no, I'm not
Speaker 7: going to show you right now because it's a at
Speaker 7: the switch the screens belt.
Speaker 8: But where'd it go?
Speaker 7: Yeah, nineteen ninety two came out, So yeah, I was
Speaker 7: still still in school, as I had said. Citizen Cone
Speaker 7: is a nineteen ninety two major for TV movie covering
Speaker 7: the life of Joseph McCarthy's controversial chief council Roy Cone.
Speaker 7: So here we go, Joseph McCarthy's chief consul Roy Cone. Right,
Speaker 7: I've got nothing but good things to say about Joseph McCarthy.
Speaker 7: So just because this guy and all the things that
Speaker 7: they want to say about, yeah.
Speaker 10: He was.
Speaker 7: He was definitely a butt pirates. There's nothing nothing to
Speaker 7: argue with there. It seems like a tendency with this
Speaker 7: certain type of person people that they liked. They liked
Speaker 7: the old sodom, right, But Roy Cone definitely was pretty
Speaker 7: goddamn hard on other Jews and Communists as in itself,
Speaker 7: and this comes out a little bit in that movie
Speaker 7: The Apprentice. But I think there was a little bit
Speaker 7: of a a jaded view, like there were people they
Speaker 7: kept on China, like the commentary that was being added
Speaker 7: to the to the video as they were watching, I
Speaker 7: think was trying to still place it in this perspective
Speaker 7: box for this particular thing, like, you know, well that's good,
Speaker 7: but it's like, yeah, I mean, they could be ruthless,
Speaker 7: but they would also be the same ones that would
Speaker 7: know just how powerful they are and what they're capable of,
Speaker 7: you know, like their people, their tribe, if you will. So,
Speaker 7: I don't know, but James Woods as that character is
Speaker 7: pretty interesting in and of itself, given his new public
Speaker 7: persona since since the first Trump round. Right, but yeah,
Speaker 7: it might be worth watching that. I mean, history doesn't
Speaker 7: like him very much. It's like Bully Coward Victim, right,
Speaker 7: that's one of the movies that was made after about him.
Speaker 7: Bully Coward Victim. Sound sounds like, sounds like a typical
Speaker 7: J when you say it like that, even though they're
Speaker 7: that's not how they're They're not saying, oh, that's a
Speaker 7: typical J obviously. But anyway, moving on to this and
Speaker 7: then I'll be back in just one more second. I
Speaker 7: have to grab one more thing and then I'll open
Speaker 7: back up for calls. But I was also going to
Speaker 7: play it another.
Speaker 10: Video oh President Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Spence was named as a customer in a homosexual escort
Speaker 1: ring that was rated and under investigation by the Secret Service,
Speaker 1: led by a man named Henry Vincent, a funeral director
Speaker 1: who was laundering money and providing services for key officials
Speaker 1: of the Reagan and Bush administrations. Spence planned that the
Speaker 1: CIA set up surveillance equipment in his home, all very
Speaker 1: similar to the situation involving Jeffrey Epstein. Several Republicans and
Speaker 1: Democrats saw jail time. In nineteen ninety four, the investigated
Speaker 1: documentary Conspiracy of Silence, which was set to air on
Speaker 1: Discovery Channel, was pulled and the money to make it
Speaker 1: was re embarrassed to Yorkshire Television.
Speaker 15: On July the eleventh, nineteen nineteen, Gary Caradori and his
Speaker 15: eight year old son AJ were flying home from Chicago
Speaker 15: in his light aircraft. They had watched the All Star
Speaker 15: Baseball game and have been pursuing new.
Speaker 1: Leads investigators from the National Transportation Safety Border and Harold
Speaker 1: Cameron's Cornfield trying to determine.
Speaker 7: What caused this private plane to crash, killing.
Speaker 9: Its two occupants.
Speaker 15: The bodies of Gary Caradori and eight year old Aj
Speaker 15: were found in the wreckage.
Speaker 1: National Transportation Safety Board investigators say reckage from the crash.
Speaker 6: Is apparently strewn over a three quarter to one mile
Speaker 6: long stretch in this field.
Speaker 15: The fact that the wreckage is scattered over a large area,
Speaker 15: he certainly demonstrates that it did break up in flight.
Speaker 10: The exact mechanism of breakup yet is still unknown.
Speaker 15: The federal investigation was never able to discover what tare
Speaker 15: the plane aparts.
Speaker 7: There are things missing from the plane.
Speaker 10: His briefcase is missing.
Speaker 7: I think the plane was sabotaged. There's no doubt in
Speaker 7: my mind.
Speaker 15: Within twenty four hours of the tragedy, all Carridori's records
Speaker 15: impounded by the FBI.
Speaker 1: Despite numerous credible allegations, the Omaha police refused to prosecute,
Speaker 1: and within twenty four hours of Carradorus mysterious plane crash,
Speaker 1: FBI agents impounded all records of the investigation. Boystown started
Speaker 1: off as a home for orphans after World War One,
Speaker 1: but grew to have captain.
Speaker 7: There you go, there's another example of the FBI playing
Speaker 7: cleanup for their control mechanisms, all right.
Speaker 1: Which reserves up to five hundred million dollars, a staggering
Speaker 1: amount for such an operation. Although it was started in Boystown,
Speaker 1: Nebraska by Irish born Catholic priest father Edward J. Flanagan,
Speaker 1: the funding largely came from a familiar source, namely Henry Monsky,
Speaker 1: president of Jewish Masonic group the nag Bread. Monsky was
Speaker 1: president of the Omaha.
Speaker 7: Surprise Surprise Surprise.
Speaker 1: Chamber of Commerce, the Maha Welfare Fund, and the Omaha
Speaker 1: Council of Boy Scouts. He was also a member of
Speaker 1: Jewish organizations like the Jewish Scientist Youth Fraternity Zeta Beta Tau,
Speaker 1: the Freemasons, and the Elks Lodge.
Speaker 7: His second wife, that's the first time I've heard them
Speaker 7: mentioned Elks and the Masons, and this has been a
Speaker 7: birth guy. So yeah, interesting, right. You know, there's a
Speaker 7: Lions Club who does a lot of work for the blind, right,
Speaker 7: that's like their main charity. And then you have the
Speaker 7: Elks Lodge, which my grandfather was a member of for
Speaker 7: the longest time, my stepfather for a little while, and
Speaker 7: his brothers. But then they're like, yeah, I'm screwed the
Speaker 7: paying this dues just to hang out with a bunch
Speaker 7: of other dudes. That's pretty much there. And why don't
Speaker 7: have to get up at it, get all dressed up
Speaker 7: in a suit every time I hang out with these
Speaker 7: a holes. That was pretty much my stepfather sent to
Speaker 7: me on it. He was done with it. But uh, yeah,
Speaker 7: so that's interesting. So the elks are mentioned. I think
Speaker 7: the odd Fellows may have fallen by the wayside, or
Speaker 7: maybe not. Maybe there's a reason why they're not talked
Speaker 7: about as much. I don't know. I don't know if
Speaker 7: I've ever seen an odd Fellow's lodge. Maybe there's one.
Speaker 7: I don't know, But we have in this town. We
Speaker 7: have a ton of. We have a ton of it's
Speaker 7: weird like out here. There's one in Williams. It's founded.
Speaker 7: Williams is right next to the.
Speaker 8: The what do you call it?
Speaker 7: What are the entrances to the Grand Canyon? There we go,
Speaker 7: I went. I stayed at Williams when I went to
Speaker 7: Grand Canyon. It wasn't too far away, twenty minutes away,
Speaker 7: thirty minutes away, and yeah, there's I was surprised to
Speaker 7: see out in the middle of nowhere, basically in a
Speaker 7: small town, there was a previousonic lodge, just a big
Speaker 7: square brick building with very I don't know if there
Speaker 7: was a single window, and there might have been not
Speaker 7: very nice looking though, just like a regular old building.
Speaker 7: And uh yeah, So there's a ton of those little
Speaker 7: fraternal orders out here in Ema. I always see them
Speaker 7: when I'm at the fair because there are all the
Speaker 7: sponsors for like the Yuma County Fair.
Speaker 1: Wife Daisy Hirsch was the widow of Albert Rosschild and
Speaker 1: niece of Jewish American lawyer Adolph Krauss, former president of
Speaker 1: the long and battled Chicago Board of Education and founding
Speaker 1: member of law firm Kraus and Meyer, which later became
Speaker 1: Meyer Brown. There were plenty of reasons why people seemed
Speaker 1: out to get Lyndon LaRouche, his knowledge of US Soviet coordination,
Speaker 1: his knowledge of the Iran contra affair, his global sphere
Speaker 1: of influence, political savvy, and understanding of finance. But much
Speaker 1: of the get LaRouche propaganda began just weeks after his
Speaker 1: Strategic Defense Initiative proposal was adopted by the Reagan administration.
Speaker 1: Is focused on star wars, similar to the emphasis put
Speaker 1: on the Space Force program years later by President Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: and likely for good reasons, Laruche's ideas were being embraced worldwide.
Speaker 7: Members is that any different than the iron dome type
Speaker 7: of stuff. I mean, it kind of seems concepts right,
Speaker 7: except that satellites shooting lasers from space to stop missiles, right,
Speaker 7: Isn't that kind of the whole thought process?
Speaker 1: Beyond that verse of the LaRouche movement, we're finding their
Speaker 1: way into public office. And with this movement came a
Speaker 1: crop of new thinkers, idealists critical of big government and
Speaker 1: perhaps more importantly, the elite oligarchy.
Speaker 20: It is the IDF which is part of its war Ames,
Speaker 20: has carried out an aggressive espionage and covert operations penetration
Speaker 20: of the USA, including the recruitment of American born assets.
Speaker 20: It is so far unknown but strongly suspected that some
Speaker 20: of these Israeli assets may have contributed an included feature
Speaker 20: of the rogue networks whose complicity a betted the successful
Speaker 20: attacks of September eleven. So the Neighborath is the most
Speaker 20: evil and most dangerous of the social action programs associated
Speaker 20: with religious beliefs in the United States today.
Speaker 7: Don't forget that.
Speaker 20: Literally thousands of operatives for the Zionist lobby have penetrated
Speaker 20: the halls of Congress.
Speaker 7: The State, and neighbor birth The IDL, you know, because
Speaker 7: we can't have our good friendly neighborhood Jewish pedophile murderer
Speaker 7: get hung. By God, We've got to protect those pedophile murderers.
Speaker 3: Defence departments, the CIA.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 1: Like.
Speaker 7: If he was a murderer of pedophiles, that'd be one thing.
Speaker 7: But Leo Frank was a pedophile and a murderer right.
Speaker 20: An American business and labor organization to gather information which
Speaker 20: is then transmitted up the chain of command to Jerusalem,
Speaker 20: Tel Aviv and the Maltese Order.
Speaker 7: Nice he brings into the Knights of Malta. Look at
Speaker 7: that he ties he ties in Tel Aviv, the neighbor
Speaker 7: eath the Free Masonic Order and freaking the Knights of Malta. Hey,
Speaker 7: you know who else did that? Funny enough? Look at
Speaker 7: that Prescraft Beyond Babylon. Check out the book. It's on
Speaker 7: you say things scrolling at the bottom. That's my website.
Speaker 7: You can get it there, or you can just find
Speaker 7: when you click the book there's the links to the Amazon,
Speaker 7: the Barnes and Noble, which is the cover of the
Speaker 7: copy that I'm holding up right now. That's the six
Speaker 7: by nine. There's also an eight by eleven hard copy
Speaker 7: and an eight by eleven paperback, and these are coming
Speaker 7: from Amazon. And these are color pages. Well, whatever the
Speaker 7: pictures are in there, our color. It's not a whole
Speaker 7: lot of pictures. I mean, there's a couple, all.
Speaker 20: Right, these agents gathering information and intelligence on US national
Speaker 20: security policy, corporate policy, and financial policy.
Speaker 7: You know who oversees the United Nations, that same multice
Speaker 7: order they are, they're supervising the United Nations. And what
Speaker 7: was that built off of Bolsheviks? Right? And of course
Speaker 7: the IMF, it's it's it's another it's another control apparatus
Speaker 7: of the world banking elites aka Brothschild family banking, all
Speaker 7: that stuff, and uh Federal Reserve obviously tied into that.
Speaker 3: Transmission to the enemy.
Speaker 20: They're loyalties lying not with the United States, but with
Speaker 20: the Zionist British organism.
Speaker 3: The Zionists octopus must be eliminated.
Speaker 1: It was Bennay Brith that led the charge for much
Speaker 1: of the get Laruge task force. During the Reagan administration,
Speaker 1: intelligence officials opposed to Reagan initiated a British counter intelligence
Speaker 1: style campaign involving multiple agencies in multiple countries. It began
Speaker 1: with a series of meetings at the home of New
Speaker 1: York investment banker John Train, co founder and first managing
Speaker 1: editor of the quarterly magazine The Paris Review, first published
Speaker 1: by former United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and Phi
Speaker 1: Beta Kappa member Prince Sadridin Aga Kham, who also happened
Speaker 1: to be trained college roommate at Harvard. These meetings launched
Speaker 1: an international defamation campaign involving an avalanche of articles and
Speaker 1: broadcast reports.
Speaker 10: The October nineteen eighty six.
Speaker 7: See what they just said to Larussi said it political
Speaker 7: paranoia and that his cult. Isn't it funny that projection
Speaker 7: talking about a cult and say that it was his
Speaker 7: political paranoia to be suspicious of the people who are
Speaker 7: actually conducting of the evil right right right right right,
Speaker 7: Oh boy.
Speaker 8: Oh boy.
Speaker 1: Raid on the Laruge headquarters involved over four hundred armed
Speaker 1: law enforcement offers right.
Speaker 7: And supising didn't WACO has asked with all that type
Speaker 7: of stuff and who knows.
Speaker 10: Officers, tanks, helicopters and aircraft.
Speaker 1: In what appeared to be a provocation of violence by
Speaker 1: the federal government and at the very least a purposeful
Speaker 1: and very public spectacle, John Train represented the very oligarchy
Speaker 1: that Larouge was up against. Train's family had profited from
Speaker 1: their shipping firm of Enoch Training Company, junior partner of
Speaker 1: the British East India Company during the Opium Trade. Jesus
Speaker 1: Trans' grandfather, Charles Henry Goster, was a founding member of J. P.
Speaker 1: Morgan and considered among the four or five organizing minds
Speaker 1: of Wall Street.
Speaker 7: Great uncle George Rade up Rothschild agens that's what that is,
Speaker 7: straight up Rothschild's agents.
Speaker 1: George Francis Train was founder of Credit Mobier and involved
Speaker 1: in the formation of the Union Pacific Railroad. He also
Speaker 1: financed the newspaper The Revolution, dedicated to women's rights and
Speaker 1: published by Susan B.
Speaker 7: Anthon's alf a Jewish that selfa Jewison Too, and.
Speaker 10: Elizabeth Katie Stanton.
Speaker 1: He was believed to be the inspiration for the character
Speaker 1: of Peleas Fogg, the protagonist of Jules Verne's Around the World.
Speaker 10: In eighty Days.
Speaker 1: After having traveled the world himself, John Train married Maria
Speaker 1: Teresa Sidi Pienzana.
Speaker 10: A supporter of the Black Prince.
Speaker 1: Valerio Borghesi, Italian Navy commander and neo fascist politician who
Speaker 1: took part in a coup known as the galpe Borghese,
Speaker 1: which attempted to kidnap Italian President Giuseppistaragat. Train advocated for
Speaker 1: a European monarchy system developed by Cyril Northbrock Parkinson. Parklkinson
Speaker 1: collaborated with Dutch beer maker Alfred Heineken, who made a
Speaker 1: plan for a United States of Europe known as Eurotopia,
Speaker 1: which would split Europe into seventy five mini states, each
Speaker 1: led by a house of a monarchy.
Speaker 10: He had similar plans for the US.
Speaker 1: During the late eighties and height of the Git Larrouche movement,
Speaker 1: Train developed the Northcote Parkinson Fund, attacks exempt fund now
Speaker 1: known as the Train Founder towards the Civil.
Speaker 7: Right because his name's Parkinson's is his ideas were a
Speaker 7: little Shaky.
Speaker 1: Courage Prize inspired by Alexander Saltnissen serving as treasurer of
Speaker 1: the fund, Jewish American journalist Midge Dector, wife of Jewish
Speaker 1: American writer and neo conservative Norman pot Horotz.
Speaker 9: First Finally, which.
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Speaker 3: I just passed through that.
Speaker 9: If you're wondering what's happened.
Speaker 1: So they had two children, daughter American Israeli journalist Ruthie
Speaker 1: Bloom married to Israeli Broadcasting Authority editor in chief Steve Liebowitz,
Speaker 1: and son John Potterantz, columnist for The New York Post,
Speaker 1: married to Isla ray Cohen, producer for Saturday Night Live and.
Speaker 7: In another Coeds coincidence. What the hell man is it? Yeah,
Speaker 7: Isla ray Cohen is Saturday Live. All the years that
Speaker 7: you liked the show, she was involved in them. Unlikely
Speaker 7: because I kind of went to ship afterwards.
Speaker 10: It employee of International Creative Management.
Speaker 1: Dector is mother in law to Elliott Abrams, Jewish American
Speaker 1: lawyer who served as foreign policy the advisor for the Reagan,
Speaker 1: Bush and Trump administration. Abrams is a Senior Fellow for
Speaker 1: Middle Eastern Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations and
Speaker 1: was involved in the Iran Contra affair, giving false testimony
Speaker 1: to Congress about his knowledge of the affair. Abrams was
Speaker 1: pardoned by President George H. W. Bush and appointed by
Speaker 1: President George W. Bush to the office of Special Assistant
Speaker 1: to the President and Senior Director for Democracy, human Rights,
Speaker 1: and International Operations.
Speaker 10: At the National Security Council.
Speaker 7: He is, all right, We'll go to this again some
Speaker 7: other time. Let's let's start this from now, all right.
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Speaker 8: I feel like chicken tonight.
Speaker 7: If you're coming in coming now. Otherwise I'm gonna just
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Speaker 7: as I look at those RELD book just to give
Speaker 7: you some perspective of what how big that thing is.
Speaker 7: Arch angel If you're out there, if you want to
Speaker 7: come in, it's uh, get it soon, all right. So
Speaker 7: this is the A seventeen bionic chip. This is the
Speaker 7: picture that you see on the cover, and then we
Speaker 7: saw that video of it, you know, the zooming and
Speaker 7: zooming and zooming and zooming and zooming and zooming, and
Speaker 7: so I was asking myself it says three n animators.
Speaker 7: And so first it says, oh, where is it?
Speaker 8: Where did it go?
Speaker 7: Maybe I ready passed it? One thing said it was,
Speaker 7: it's more likely or more more. Let's say, is it there? No, No,
Speaker 7: so it's not. It's not actually three animeters, even though
Speaker 7: it says three am in it apparently, so that's a
Speaker 7: marketing thing. An animeter is one billionth of a meter,
Speaker 7: or ten to the power of negative nine meters. The
Speaker 7: prefix nano comes from the Greek or nanos, which means
Speaker 7: the word okay. So a human hair is about eighty
Speaker 7: thousand to one hundred thousand nanometers wide. Okay, So when
Speaker 7: you look at that chip, it wasn't three nanometers with
Speaker 7: probably forty eight nanimeters, which is what they said, anywhere
Speaker 7: between twenty twenty four to forty eight.
Speaker 8: Okay.
Speaker 7: Well, let's look at this. A strand of human DNA
Speaker 7: they say, is two point five nanimeters a sheet of paper,
Speaker 7: So if that's true, how do they fucking see it? Anyway?
Speaker 7: A sheet of paper is about one thousand nanometers thick.
Speaker 7: A sheet of paper is one hundred thousand, sorry nanometers thick.
Speaker 7: So they're saying that a strand of hair and the
Speaker 7: thickness of a piece of paper is about the same.
Speaker 7: Would you agree with that? I guess we depend on
Speaker 7: the person. I'm looking at a hair right here, because
Speaker 7: Rebecca sheds, and I would say that's much thinner. But
Speaker 7: her hair might just be thin in comparison to this
Speaker 7: paper here.
Speaker 8: Uh so.
Speaker 7: Also it says a single gold aut atom is about
Speaker 7: one third of a nanometer in diameter, one third of
Speaker 7: a nanimeter. Hmm. A red blood cell is about seven
Speaker 7: thousand nanometers wide. And think about this. A pinhead is
Speaker 7: about what pinheads can be. Can vary, but a pinhead
Speaker 7: is about a million nanometers wide. A million nanometers wide.
Speaker 7: I remember it's one billionth of a meter. Okay, So
Speaker 7: let's look at this in protective A nanometer is one billion.
Speaker 7: There's said that, So a three nanometer semic in a
Speaker 7: centemconductor manufacturing the three n M processes next. Okay, Peva
Speaker 7: cares that's not what I was looking In terms of
Speaker 7: overall size, a three nanometer transistor is about six atoms wide.
Speaker 7: This includes the width of the gate source and dred YadA, YadA, YadA.
Speaker 7: I'm trying to find the one that said it's more
Speaker 7: likely forty eight. But what does one animet Okay, so
Speaker 7: forty eight animators is I don't know what this whole
Speaker 7: E thing is to the negative six, so that that
Speaker 7: doesn't really tell me anything. And then I verified it
Speaker 7: with this and it's still like, okay, what is what
Speaker 7: is the e negative six?
Speaker 18: Right?
Speaker 7: So in nature, forty eight animetors can refer to the
Speaker 7: period periosity of the mi IP network in the flagella
Speaker 7: of some organisms climidomanas right card flagella, the mi IP network,
Speaker 7: and the flagella of the you know is has a
Speaker 7: forty eight animator period period periodic periodicity bovine respiratory respiratory cilia,
Speaker 7: and bovine has a forty eight animator Okay, And then
Speaker 7: so how big is a tartar grade? Right, let's do
Speaker 7: that one together right now. I want to know who's
Speaker 7: building these things, so maybe it's the tartar grade. Tartar
Speaker 7: grades are microscopic invertebrates that are usually well, they're huge
Speaker 7: in comparison point zero zero four to point zero six
Speaker 7: inches point five to one point five meters millimeters long.
Speaker 7: They are so small that they can They are considered microfauna,
Speaker 7: which means they are near microscopic or microscopic animals, so
Speaker 7: they're by comparison, they're enormous and they have little stubby
Speaker 7: arms and little stubby legs, right, so they probably aren't
Speaker 7: being very dexterous, and they don't look like they even
Speaker 7: have eyes them that you can really discern. Paragrades are
Speaker 7: known are also known as water bears because they move
Speaker 7: like bears. They are plump, short, and segmented organisms with
Speaker 7: four pairs of legs. Tarar grades have a cuticle covering
Speaker 7: cuticle covering that is made of chiten and hardened proteins. Yeah,
Speaker 7: chitens stuff that gets an ansa. They don't want to
Speaker 7: eat tar grades or crickets. It's like they're exoskeleton, right.
Speaker 7: They have a fluid filled body cavity called the hemolyph,
Speaker 7: which is similar to human blood. Tar grades can be
Speaker 7: found almost everywhere on Earth, including in the deep sea,
Speaker 7: mountain tops, and tropical rainforests. And they say just floating
Speaker 7: around in the universe too, because they don't die. They
Speaker 7: can survive in almost complete dehydration by entering a state
Speaker 7: of suspended animation. But obviously that's it's very strange. It
Speaker 7: looks like that has a head face, looks like it
Speaker 7: has a sphincter for a face, doesn't it it's a
Speaker 7: sphincter face. These are all CGI. If it's oh, here's one,
Speaker 7: maybe that's a real one. I don't know.
Speaker 8: Let's say.
Speaker 7: It's like, buddy, I can't tell if you're if you're
Speaker 7: looking at me, or if you're facing the other direction.
Speaker 7: Help me out here, what what end of you am
Speaker 7: I looking at at the moment?
Speaker 8: Kay h.
Speaker 7: Cute huh throlling all over your body. Oh look, this
Speaker 7: one's playing the little game with the with the like
Speaker 7: the kideky cat thing and you go, right cute Cuddley
Speaker 7: Tarter grades this one sticking the nap.
Speaker 8: It's very cute.
Speaker 7: But they're a huge relative to this chip apparently. So no,
Speaker 7: we'd have to find some creature that exists that's smaller
Speaker 7: than that to build those chips. M okay, So this
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Speaker 16: Oh?
Speaker 7: This is old boy? Wasn't Didn't he say that before?
Speaker 7: Darre You say that again? Is that the second time
Speaker 7: you did that?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 7: Fish Master is all up in lots of these chats.
Speaker 7: I end up hearing him mentioned a lot on Davis's
Speaker 7: program and on Giuseppe, So he's got good taste, got
Speaker 7: good taste. I'm not sure which way who he was
Speaker 7: watching first, if it was my show or theirs, but
Speaker 7: he's been I remember him being in the chat a
Speaker 7: long long time ago before it wasn't FDJ, but he
Speaker 7: might have been falling Giuseppe and Davis back then too.
Speaker 7: So hello, bush Master, how are you? Is anybody over here?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 7: You know, Kick is a dead it's a dead plane
Speaker 7: at my friends. Kick is a joke. People assume that
Speaker 7: I'm on to know Olivia. I'm sorry, but I'm not
Speaker 7: on discord. If I am, I don't mean to be.
Speaker 7: And I if I am, I'm mad at myself. Let's
Speaker 7: see what was the other thing I wanted to show quickly?
Speaker 1: Not that.
Speaker 7: Definitely not that we went over to the left to horror.
Speaker 7: By the way, the founder of that we saw yesterday
Speaker 7: was buried on the amount of olives where they're are
Speaker 7: going to or have already done. Who knows the Red
Speaker 7: Hafer sacrifice, Well, because you know, God loves blood, got
Speaker 7: to have it, got to make it complicated too. Oh,
Speaker 7: here's the Roy conn thing that I ershive this. So
Speaker 7: that's citizen Cone. It says he was McCarthy's loyal partner.
Speaker 7: That that kind of suggested, because Roy was quite the
Speaker 7: old sod of my I think he liked to take
Speaker 7: it actually more than give. But who knows the Kennedy's
Speaker 7: worst enemy. Really, well, then that makes a kendemy some
Speaker 7: piece of shit because McCarthy was awesome. The FBI is
Speaker 7: best friend. Well, that might not be good. Yeah, he
Speaker 7: had a good relationship with a with the Hoover apparently,
Speaker 7: and the country's greatest nightmare. Really No, No, I don't know.
Speaker 7: There's too much. I have to learn more about this
Speaker 7: before I make any And because you can't go by
Speaker 7: the freaking mainstream's opinion of anybody, right, right, And if
Speaker 7: and if and if it was James Woods, let's say
Speaker 7: this guy you know, has some merit to or whatever,
Speaker 7: it would be kind of interesting if James Woods, who
Speaker 7: everybody thinks is like some good guy actor on the
Speaker 7: side of of you know, patriotic America, for him to
Speaker 7: be shitting on somebody who might be considered a positive
Speaker 7: by by his portrayal, that would be interesting, right, can't
Speaker 7: forget what they've done in the past by you know,
Speaker 7: and the things that they've roles that they've taken, and
Speaker 7: they're they're uh, what do you call it? There? Participation
Speaker 7: will full participation and propaganda? All right, Yeah, this is
Speaker 7: kick and it sucks. Say I'm gonna say that a
Speaker 7: lot because kick sucks. All right, well, it gave enough time.
Speaker 7: If you're wondering what that means over here my name,
Speaker 7: then then well it's in the name box.
Speaker 8: Woops.
Speaker 7: That just in German means the nobleman. Yeah, so ere
Speaker 7: I'll tell you in a second.
Speaker 8: Hold on.
Speaker 7: I h r ear heurin means gentlemen, are you gentlemen?
Speaker 7: That means your your heroin means you gentlemen? And verest
Speaker 7: veres I say verasvata My mouth is dry. Verastinvata, which
Speaker 7: is what the name of this episode is, means it's
Speaker 7: who's your father, but it's close enough to who's your daddy.
Speaker 7: There's not really a daddy in German, but it's like
Speaker 7: who's your daddy?
Speaker 8: Right, So there you go.
Speaker 22: Ver ver I was rolling just fine before my mouth
Speaker 22: had dried. W e r is pronounced ver st east
Speaker 22: I s t dine d i n vater vata. It's
Speaker 22: v a t e r vata verra steinvata. There we go,
Speaker 22: So now you can you can now ask who's your
Speaker 22: daddy in German? So you learned something all the time
Speaker 22: on this show totally worth you know, the price of admission,
Speaker 22: which is free.
Speaker 7: It doesn't have to be. You can help out the
Speaker 7: show if you want. All right, So going once, going twice,
Speaker 7: go on, Archangel, are you out there? Let me let
Speaker 7: me just throw a message over to the telegram. Oh no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 7: no no no wait, hold on, hold on, hold on.
Speaker 7: I wanted to show you at least a little bit
Speaker 7: of this and tell you were I don't even know
Speaker 7: you would have to uh, you know better. I'll just
Speaker 7: repost it again. See what I do, See what I do.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna afford it back onto my own shit stuff.
Speaker 7: There you go.
Speaker 8: All right.
Speaker 7: So, if you're in my telegram group, which is t
Speaker 7: backslash b A A L B U S T E
Speaker 7: r S Studios, hopefully you know how to spell that
Speaker 7: part uh, you'll be able to get to this video
Speaker 7: called Jewish Ritual Murder. It's an hour and eighteen minutes long,
Speaker 7: and now it's pinned, so if you go into the
Speaker 7: pin it's gonna be easier to find. We'll start a
Speaker 7: little bit of that before we get out, so give
Speaker 7: you a little little sample of it. Mm. It takes
Speaker 7: a little while to keep going because it's a bigger video.
Speaker 7: But where's the audio there it goes. Oh yeah, we
Speaker 7: can skip by this move. We don't understand what happened here,
Speaker 7: all right. I'm not trying to censor, it's just if
Speaker 7: we're trying to get through it, you understand. Yeah, there's
Speaker 7: a bunch of lines acts of whatever, caught doing dirty
Speaker 7: deeds underneath the ground because they're a little tunnel dwellers, right,
Speaker 7: weasels like tunnels, and then completely covered up. Nothing to
Speaker 7: see here. Now, that's called Jewish matulary of Evami.
Speaker 11: We want to understand why Jews were kicked out of
Speaker 11: over one hundred nations throughout history, then this.
Speaker 8: Should clear that up for you.
Speaker 11: This is what they work so hard to conceal. This
Speaker 11: documentary has been on YouTube many times over the years
Speaker 11: and would always be taken down. I remember seeing it
Speaker 11: for the first time back in twenty ten, way before
Speaker 11: the great YouTube purge and censorship of twenty nineteen. I
Speaker 11: mean they have worked.
Speaker 7: Well, yeah, in twenty twelve and twenty sixteen.
Speaker 11: Tirelessly to ensure this information doesn't reach critical mass, and
Speaker 11: for obvious reasons. I will warn you that the subject
Speaker 11: matter is extremely disturbing, but one hundred percent historically accurate.
Speaker 11: These ritual murders are the primary reason that Europeans and
Speaker 11: the Christian Church were at war with Jews going back
Speaker 11: to the time of Christ. The Jewish Talmud is essentially
Speaker 11: the Babylonian religion of the Pharisees that Jesus Christ spoke
Speaker 11: out against. The anti white agenda is truly an anti
Speaker 11: christ agenda because historically the white Man and Christian Church.
Speaker 7: I don't know why he would want to even bother
Speaker 7: conflating the two, but he did that, so make a
Speaker 7: mental note of that have been the.
Speaker 11: Only defense against this death cult. It has always been
Speaker 11: the Church who opposed Freemasonry, Cabbalism, and Babylonian.
Speaker 7: So he's obviously blind to his own churches operations. He's
Speaker 7: saying that there's no free Masonic influence there, that's silly,
Speaker 7: or that there's no Jewish influence. Who built the fucking thing,
Speaker 7: who established that whole thing, who wrote the goddamn books
Speaker 7: that are at the foundation of it all. How many
Speaker 7: Jews were high ranking bishops throughout the years? Shit tons?
Speaker 7: Shit tons is the answer, It's actually the accurate answer.
Speaker 7: And what were the Jesuits cryptos Thomoism?
Speaker 11: They can't have their Jew world order with their anti
Speaker 11: christ world leaders, so long as there are informed, committed
Speaker 11: men to remind them of their place. Adolf Hitler in
Speaker 11: many of his associates knews this history because of the
Speaker 11: many quotes we now have of them making references to
Speaker 11: Martin Lutherer and what he knew and wrote about Jews
Speaker 11: in his time after reading what was actually in the Talmud.
Speaker 11: This documentary reveals that our European ancestors had to deal
Speaker 11: with and still goes on today Conspiracy TV network. I
Speaker 11: want to give that man in his channel credit and.
Speaker 7: It sounds like one of those people who has too
Speaker 7: much saliva in their mouth when they talk, doesn't he
Speaker 7: like it got a little bit of a lisp of
Speaker 7: way too much slive in their mouth when they speak.
Speaker 11: Shout out, because that is where I found it again
Speaker 11: hidden within a longer video. When I realized when I
Speaker 11: realized what was in here, I immediately downloaded it, edited
Speaker 11: out the documentary and then uploaded it here. Please share this,
Speaker 11: download it to have a backup copy. Make sure every
Speaker 11: brother and sister knows see because it.
Speaker 7: Is that that that's just revealed today. He's definitely seeing
Speaker 7: it through the scope or the of the filter of
Speaker 7: his own religion. But hold on, let's get through the
Speaker 7: actual thing. Oh wait, hold on, we did that.
Speaker 8: We already were.
Speaker 7: It's the same, understandably, Jesus.
Speaker 23: Since it's not an everyday topic, many people are highly
Speaker 23: skeptical of this bizarre accusation that has burdened the Jewish
Speaker 23: people for at least two thousand years. After all, why
Speaker 23: would fanatical Jews in the past.
Speaker 10: And perhaps even to this very day.
Speaker 7: Yeah, even in this documentary they call them fanatical Jews,
Speaker 7: not just you know, by default what Judaism is all about.
Speaker 7: And so they're kind of blurring the line there, right, Oh,
Speaker 7: it's just these guys over here. It's just isolated group here.
Speaker 7: Not all of them, heavens know.
Speaker 23: Commit human sacrifice. Many people do not like to even
Speaker 23: think about the topic, believing it to be just pure,
Speaker 23: unadult righted anti Jewish propaganda, and likewise, the Jews themselves
Speaker 23: are quick to say that such claims allies which have
Speaker 23: been handed down through the centuries.
Speaker 7: Yeah, most people who are guilty of horrific crimes are
Speaker 7: the first ones to deny it. That's not that's not
Speaker 7: an evidence to the contrary, is it. How many people
Speaker 7: in jail say that they're innocent, and I know that's
Speaker 7: probably that's whoa. Oh well I just got a budget.
Speaker 7: So did you guys see all that craft Samsung policy
Speaker 7: is updated. That's creepy. I'm just using a goddamn TV.
Speaker 7: It's like, Oh, we're gonna be modernteoring. Well, we're watching
Speaker 7: you when you're watching it. Yeah, we already know that.
Speaker 7: We already know that. When when COVID was going on,
Speaker 7: I had some crazy things pop up on my visio
Speaker 7: in the bedroom basically saying that they were monitoring. So
Speaker 7: they're watching you. That's in our bedroom, So they're watching
Speaker 7: it in their bedroom. That's not paranoia. It literally said that.
Speaker 7: It popped up, and it wasn't something you could go
Speaker 7: back to later. I was watching looking out of the screen.
Speaker 7: That's very interesting.
Speaker 23: However, there are two sides of this issue. One side
Speaker 23: believes Jewish ritual murder is not nearly anti Jewish propaganda,
Speaker 23: but a fact, one that has had a terrible impact
Speaker 23: on society since it began. Perhaps some viewers may doubt
Speaker 23: what is uncovered in this video, but an honest glimpse
Speaker 23: into this matter may.
Speaker 11: Make you think.
Speaker 23: Likewise, an in depth and fair examination will make most
Speaker 23: skeptics into true believers. It is true that many of
Speaker 23: the people who conducted research into these matters were branded
Speaker 23: by Jews with the epithet of anti Semite.
Speaker 7: Said how awful anyway, just just as a comment on
Speaker 7: what just happened there, Like, you know, the heavy surveillance
Speaker 7: state that we're living in. Why does would your toaster
Speaker 7: need to communicate messages with you? Is is there something
Speaker 7: that you would need to know in order to continue
Speaker 7: to use your toaster? Like obviously why why would so?
Speaker 7: Why then would a fucking TV, which is just another appliance,
Speaker 7: why would that need to notify you of terms of use?
Speaker 7: It's a fucking I bought it. That's the terms. The
Speaker 7: terms that are I purchased something now fucking lurk. Now,
Speaker 7: oh now there's stipulations like the same thing with the
Speaker 7: It's I can understand contract, Like if you have a
Speaker 7: phone or or a data plan or something, but just
Speaker 7: using a TV that's not hooked up to cable, it's
Speaker 7: not doing it. It's just being used as a monitor.
Speaker 7: And it's smart TV, so obviously you can watch other
Speaker 7: things on it, but what what are these terms like
Speaker 7: Why do I need to commun think with you unless
Speaker 7: you're telling me that you're going to be doing data
Speaker 7: collecting based on what I view and maybe viewing me
Speaker 7: as well in listening, because you know that's just what
Speaker 7: they do.
Speaker 23: The term that, it seems, is used by Jews to
Speaker 23: stifle discussion on any topic that criticizes them.
Speaker 7: Certainly, however, it's pretty.
Speaker 23: Someone who was branded an anti Semite by Jews says,
Speaker 23: the sky appears blue on a sunny day, is it
Speaker 23: any less blue just because the so called anti Semites
Speaker 23: said it was. This is usually the case with the
Speaker 23: respect to these matters. While some people who investigated these
Speaker 23: matters were really anti Semite, it was the fact that
Speaker 23: human sacrifice was practiced by Jews that caused many of
Speaker 23: these people to become anti Semites.
Speaker 7: After uncovering the secret of They're not really anti Summes, though,
Speaker 7: are they? They're anti fucking scumbags who kill children, right,
Speaker 7: Like if Arabs did that because they're Semitic, then okay,
Speaker 7: then maybe you become anti Semitic if you think that
Speaker 7: every because you find that everybody does this. Wh who's
Speaker 7: quote unquote Semitic which is a language group, but it
Speaker 7: didn't see this logic too. Don't play into their stupid,
Speaker 7: their their illogical logic. Don't play into that. It's a
Speaker 7: meaningless term that has scary connotations to it that have
Speaker 7: freaked people out because everybody's ignorant. But it's like, no,
Speaker 7: I'm anti killer, I'm anti scumbag, I'm anti treacherous. I'm
Speaker 7: anti you know, people who scheme and rob and steel
Speaker 7: and destroy nations. That's who I'm anti. If you are
Speaker 7: a Jew or a of a freaking green colored whatever,
Speaker 7: I don't care. As long as you're not screwing other
Speaker 7: people over all the time and trying to work for
Speaker 7: their extinction and demise. If you're not doing that, I
Speaker 7: could care less what you are, who you are, what
Speaker 7: you're doing, No, pay no attention to it, in no
Speaker 7: mind right. It's when you try to intervene into my
Speaker 7: life or into the system from which I'm having to
Speaker 7: live under, that I then take notice, and then I
Speaker 7: will my eyebrow raised, and concern will be, you know, felt,
Speaker 7: if you're doing the furious, horrible, awful shit with no
Speaker 7: conscience and no care for the innocent, the.
Speaker 23: Jewish Carlton Times past, How could a gentile feel otherwise.
Speaker 23: After all, it is not the anti Semite who commits
Speaker 23: the foul act of human sacrifice, now commonly referred to
Speaker 23: as Jewish ritual murder. Yet Jews sought to make the
Speaker 23: gentiles who reported these crimes appear worse than the Jews
Speaker 23: who committed them. Most historians know and admit the human
Speaker 23: sacrifice has occurred in the post.
Speaker 7: You can tell they're a matriarchal bunch of sorcerers, right,
Speaker 7: because that's such the feminine argument. Like you get into
Speaker 7: an argument with a woman, it's like, you know, you're
Speaker 7: like challenging or at least bringing to attention something that
Speaker 7: is disagreeable. And then they'll say, well, you're blah blah
Speaker 7: blah and you did this and that. It's like, oh, okay,
Speaker 7: so does that make what you're doing? How does that
Speaker 7: equate to what the issue is that we're discussing And
Speaker 7: you're saying that I'm not validated for my concern or
Speaker 7: my disagreement with what you're doing because you are holding
Speaker 7: some other hostility against me for something that you didn't like, right, Like,
Speaker 7: how does that change the fact that what you're doing
Speaker 7: is not appropriate?
Speaker 23: Amongst various sects as tics, but stained temples attest.
Speaker 7: To this, right, because they made it there too, Right.
Speaker 7: The common theme end that the day's missing is. Yeah,
Speaker 7: there was a common element that traveled around quite a
Speaker 7: bit and introduced this type of sick sorcery, bullshit ritual
Speaker 7: to them. And then also, you know, when other people
Speaker 7: came around and instilled culture in them and then left,
Speaker 7: they defaulted back into oh, let's rip out hearts and
Speaker 7: burn them on altars. Yeah, good job, millions, good job
Speaker 7: Incas and Aztecs.
Speaker 23: Innocence met their fate that way, with their hearts plucked
Speaker 23: from their bodies. The practice called sati in India, where
Speaker 23: women would sacrifice themselves in flames, is still practice today
Speaker 23: and obscure parts.
Speaker 7: Yeah, make sure that your husband stays healthy because a
Speaker 7: lot of these cultures you would burn on the pire
Speaker 7: with them.
Speaker 23: Were some of India's one billion, mostly Hindus live.
Speaker 10: In Mexico, even just a few years ago.
Speaker 23: The Strange cult was uncovered that had sacrificed many people,
Speaker 23: including American college student Mac Kilroy. The same as true
Speaker 23: of Africa and various parts.
Speaker 7: Of s I'm wondering if it was that, uh, the well,
Speaker 7: whatever Satanic cult, whatever, that I forgot the name of
Speaker 7: the weird deity, but it was like a cartel slash
Speaker 7: cult and somebody was found decapitated and then they cut
Speaker 7: into their brain and obviously penal gland and all that stuff.
Speaker 7: But that was something that happened when I was probably
Speaker 7: in my second year, first year of college. No, no, no,
Speaker 7: it was after I got out the coast Guard who
Speaker 7: went back to college. I think I heard that story,
Speaker 7: but I'm not sure how the story was then.
Speaker 23: Not America today, if you merely come the Internet, you
Speaker 23: realize that, yes, there are some groups who still engage
Speaker 23: in barbaric practices such as human sacrifice.
Speaker 7: Like this guy here who just happens to be also Jewish.
Speaker 7: That's not the point they're trying to make, but it's
Speaker 7: just funny there. Oh, there's always the other people in
Speaker 7: these flash picture of this dude. Yeah, yep, yep, yep.
Speaker 10: So what are the facts about the Jews?
Speaker 23: Have they also engaged in such terrible acts in the past?
Speaker 23: And could there be some privent of sect amongst Jews?
Speaker 10: Extremists?
Speaker 7: No doubt who to this very days, he always with
Speaker 7: a disclaimer extremists, of course, just the extremists.
Speaker 23: Will commit the wicked crime of ritual murder. Most Jews
Speaker 23: have asked about ritual murder will vehemently deny any knowledge
Speaker 23: of it, of.
Speaker 10: Course, and they're probably telling you the truth.
Speaker 23: If there are Jewish hatemongers who engage in these acts,
Speaker 23: and there are strong evidence to indicate such, it's probably
Speaker 23: only a small number of them. So if this is
Speaker 23: indeed the case.
Speaker 7: Ye, he needs a off the disclaimers here, Oh it's
Speaker 7: just a few, it's not that big of a problem,
Speaker 7: and then go on for a full hour about how
Speaker 7: horrifically evil that's allegedly small group of people who are
Speaker 7: following basically the straight up tumut Babylonian bullshit and in frankests,
Speaker 7: you know, practices from the Luarrian Kabbala, which by the way,
Speaker 7: would at least at one point in history, if they
Speaker 7: were saboteans, would make up one half of the fucking Jews.
Speaker 7: And then you had to tell them withdest on the
Speaker 7: other side, So how many are left that wouldn't be
Speaker 7: you know, at least thinking that this practice was okay
Speaker 7: not to mention pedophilia at very ridiculously discussed in young
Speaker 7: ages and in conjunction with that and how sodomy there's
Speaker 7: gray areas. Yeah, yeah, it's part of their religion, saw
Speaker 7: to me, And this all goes back again to those
Speaker 7: rights and rituals of the fucking cult that before they
Speaker 7: even came up with the idea of the word judaism
Speaker 7: to mask it.
Speaker 23: One question remains, what makes these crimes stand out a
Speaker 23: pot from other cruel acts committed by man against man
Speaker 23: in the past.
Speaker 7: The answer to this question, well, provocation would probably be
Speaker 7: the first one. There's no, there's no provocation.
Speaker 15: Right.
Speaker 7: Usually when you're even if you're good to a fucking scumbag,
Speaker 7: they're usually at least empathetic and sympathetic, or at least
Speaker 7: not as hell bent on destroying and ruining and killing
Speaker 7: you as they would somebody else who they have absolutely
Speaker 7: do attachment to it. That's so not so true with
Speaker 7: these guys. Right requires no provocation whatsoever. And you can
Speaker 7: also be there, you know best, You could be their
Speaker 7: benefactor in so many ways, but it doesn't matter. They'll
Speaker 7: still do it, and they'll do it to your children
Speaker 7: just because it's not a pretty one.
Speaker 23: Based on numerous reports from the past through modern times,
Speaker 23: the main difference.
Speaker 3: Is the degree of cruelty.
Speaker 23: Reports say children sacrifice and Jewish occult rights were tortured
Speaker 23: to death in the most cruel and hottest ways imaginable.
Speaker 23: After the ceremony, Jews reportedly drive the child's blood, often
Speaker 23: sat get into paper for their various occult rights.
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