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Speaker 4: Shn Hey, how's it going? Good morning out there yesterday.
Speaker 4: Was sorry about everybody. They have been waiting for me
Speaker 4: called Deen already having some technical issues. Goo're back speaking
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Speaker 4: I don't know, hopefully someone who's better than an MD equivalent,
Speaker 4: and we'll see. We'll lee with the diagnosis is when
Speaker 4: I get there, that's the new one and when they
Speaker 4: shouldn't have problems right, good times. This is super clippy today.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure why. Hopefully it's not cutting my voice
Speaker 4: as much as it sounds like it is in my headphones,
Speaker 4: but super super clippy like a lot. So we got
Speaker 4: a couple of things here to show you. Now how
Speaker 4: we do it will do depend on a couple of
Speaker 4: things here, like which order something ties in that I
Speaker 4: wanted to show. I've shared this in my Patreon already. Oh,
Speaker 4: by the way, I'm the Patreon group. I also shared
Speaker 4: the Phoenician origin of Britain, Scott's and Anglo Saxons by
Speaker 4: Eli Waddell nineteen twenty four, five hundred page pdf. Prior
Speaker 4: to that, I've shared tons and tons of pdf e
Speaker 4: books to people for people. I mean, so if you're
Speaker 4: in the Telegram group, there was a bunch of there
Speaker 4: as well over the time, and if you hit the
Speaker 4: files tab. I don't know how easy that is on
Speaker 4: the phone, but it's easier to find on a desktop
Speaker 4: version of Telegram to find the tab button for files
Speaker 4: and that'll have well files surprisingly, so that'll be but
Speaker 4: you'll find any of the books that I shared over there.
Speaker 4: But in Patreon I just discovered that they have categories,
Speaker 4: so it's not like in one oops, you'll just have
Speaker 4: to scroll. There's lots of books, though, I think the
Speaker 4: Orlindo should be something that everybody reads. Definitely the British EDA,
Speaker 4: but as a companion they should totally read Rise of
Speaker 4: Man in the Gardens of Samaria by Christine Preston, ignoring
Speaker 4: all the nonsense she says about national socialism, which she
Speaker 4: can't even recall by its right name, because that's nonsense.
Speaker 4: But here is what kept me just a few minutes today.
Speaker 4: I may as well show you what the what the
Speaker 4: hold up was? See that I wasn't gonna miss a
Speaker 4: photo ap she made the shirt she wrote in cursive
Speaker 4: Merry Christmas, on here, she put decorations on it. She
Speaker 4: put the decorations on the skirt with helping the mom
Speaker 4: with some of the pens. And she's off to school.
Speaker 4: And then tonight she has a six from six to eight,
Speaker 4: we have the annual holiday dance. We had the annual
Speaker 4: holiday choir not too long ago, and that's where I
Speaker 4: found the Arizona Marketplace is open, which is great because
Speaker 4: it gives me an opportunity. If I really really really
Speaker 4: wanted to work Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday every week
Speaker 4: until April, I could, but I think there's a Friday
Speaker 4: market there too. So tomorrow that's what I'm doing. I'm
Speaker 4: doing this six to ten market that night. So I'm
Speaker 4: when I missed my daughter's first gymnastics performance of two. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that kind of sucks, but she'll be there at the
Speaker 4: doing the same thing again the next night, so I'll
Speaker 4: be able to go to that one. I don't really
Speaker 4: put things ahead, but we need stuff so and yeah,
Speaker 4: so set ups like four o'clock tomorrow, it's gonna be
Speaker 4: a day. It's gonna be a day. I canna make
Speaker 4: extra hot sauce forward too. Oh, let me make sure
Speaker 4: everybody else is on here, and then we'll get started.
Speaker 4: Not easy to figure that out. Oh well, one hundred
Speaker 4: and thirty, we've hit on. Oh yeah, we're good over on.
Speaker 4: Let me just make sure that the chat's rocking and
Speaker 4: rolling here. Oh yeah, I don't see Yeah, no, I
Speaker 4: can't tell yet from that whether or not that's the
Speaker 4: thing or not. Hopefully, hopefully I see some numbers pile
Speaker 4: in here, and then we'll find out if there's anybody
Speaker 4: actually able to see this over on FTJ. But I'm
Speaker 4: pretty sure we're on bit shooting, no problem. So let's
Speaker 4: get going here.
Speaker 5: Boom boom boom.
Speaker 4: Oops, wrong button, So I have this sink set for
Speaker 4: a specific spot in this book or jump way ahead.
Speaker 4: I wasn't ready to do that yet. I wanted to
Speaker 4: get at the page it's fifty five at least, but
Speaker 4: we're jumping ahead now. You'll just have to read the
Speaker 4: book as they said Time Life Style.
Speaker 1: Where.
Speaker 4: I don't give read of that. Okay, it says seventy five,
Speaker 4: but it's page ninety two here by actual number, Samerian
Speaker 4: decipherment and China. So it's kind of like in the
Speaker 4: middle of something here. Ooops, they go back to fire
Speaker 4: all right, says in the Arian Origin of the Alphabet.
Speaker 4: Now this is again the rise of man in the
Speaker 4: gardens of Samaria. There's a lot to die in here. I,
Speaker 4: you know, I need to make the points as we
Speaker 4: get to them, but I will have to remind everybody
Speaker 4: that rome is a very ancient word. Keep that in mind.
Speaker 4: It wasn't something that was developed after Romulus and Remis.
Speaker 4: That was the story that they're wrapped around the word
Speaker 4: that was already a name for some of these Edenites,
Speaker 4: who are the antagonists of the Aryans, of the Goths,
Speaker 4: antagonists of mankind. So if they're the founders of rome Gee,
Speaker 4: it makes more sense now why they were instead of
Speaker 4: eradicating this new fangled group who just started calling them
Speaker 4: not to themselves not too long ago, use uh, you know,
Speaker 4: or they didn't even call themselves out of that back then.
Speaker 4: But it doesn't matter. The whole point is they were
Speaker 4: kind of working well together, Like why didn't they just
Speaker 4: squashed the Synhedra and break up their little hall communities
Speaker 4: and boot them the fuck out, right? But no, no,
Speaker 4: they just appeased them an awful lot, which makes you
Speaker 4: think they might have been the elder druid type of
Speaker 4: the Oh, I don't know remnants of the wolf slash
Speaker 4: Saturn slash eden Knite cult that they that they all
Speaker 4: belong to Serpent cult who still uses a sneak as
Speaker 4: a symbol in their sorcery of PHARMACIEA oh, and by
Speaker 4: the way, Gavin Newsom, because screw like reality, We're just
Speaker 4: gonna declare a state of emergency and fuck up all
Speaker 4: tourism once again to California for another four years. The
Speaker 4: destroy more small businesses with lies about bird flu now right,
Speaker 4: it's all about destroying and murdering and taking the market
Speaker 4: ship from the middle class entrepreneur slash honest business person
Speaker 4: and giving it to corporate, giving it to the almighty
Speaker 4: Amazon and others. So in Arian Origin of the Alphabet,
Speaker 4: Waddell reproduces the signs of this system of writing on
Speaker 4: his comparative charge sumer Ariyan evolution of the alphabet. This
Speaker 4: is leading to something, trust me. I mean, just maybe
Speaker 4: scroll up here a little bit. Though there's a lot
Speaker 4: of run non sentences, so that's why I started up.
Speaker 4: I can't find a fucking period, all right. According to
Speaker 4: Through Cities, Greece was first populated by Dorian invasions. The
Speaker 4: Dorians are believed to have arrived in Greece around twenty
Speaker 4: two two thy two hundred BC. There pottery resembled that
Speaker 4: from northwest Anatolia. Waddell was of the opinion that Cadmian
Speaker 4: inscriptions and the reason why we're starting over here because
Speaker 4: he mentions what he refers to as Cadmian, but well,
Speaker 4: just whatever were the reverse script of Thera or Therah
Speaker 4: over Thera and other ancient sites, because they were written
Speaker 4: from the benefit of for the benefit of native subjects
Speaker 4: who were accustomed to the left handed direction of older
Speaker 4: native culture and cults. So you know how we write
Speaker 4: left to right, some right right to left, and then
Speaker 4: there's the plow which goes like down, like if you're
Speaker 4: pushing a lawnmower right, you're like you go down one
Speaker 4: way and then you cut that turn and you go
Speaker 4: the other way. So each line is a different direction
Speaker 4: of how he's writing. So when they're trying, like I
Speaker 4: said before, that when they're trying to, you know, write
Speaker 4: an edict for people that they want to follow, and
Speaker 4: they are the minority ruling class, they have to write
Speaker 4: it in a way that the natives will understand it
Speaker 4: if they expect them to follow the edict or understand
Speaker 4: the law. So that's why people are like, oh, this
Speaker 4: is Sumerian text, because this are a Semitic text, because
Speaker 4: look at how it's written, and that's the not very
Speaker 4: smart way to look at it. So he says like
Speaker 4: this whatell was the opinion. The descriptions were reverse script
Speaker 4: theory okay, left handed direction of an older native culture
Speaker 4: and coal as opposed to the sun wise right hand
Speaker 4: direction going in that way of the Aryan solar cold.
Speaker 4: Other inscriptions that therah in Asia minor were written in
Speaker 4: the direction of Hittite higher glyphs oxplow wise or bostu
Speaker 4: feed in style. The twenty six letters of the Cabman
Speaker 4: formelo alphabet or Abisadarian were non reversed and almost the
Speaker 4: same as our own modern alphabet. Wedell concluded that Samerian
Speaker 4: was Aran. Odell concluded that Samerian was Aryan in vocabulary
Speaker 4: and structure, as well as the parent of English and
Speaker 4: all Indo European languages, including Egyptian. He rearranged Sumerian vowels
Speaker 4: and syllabic pictograms according to their phonetic values in Roman
Speaker 4: letters as Prince, Langden and Gad also did from a
Speaker 4: di z in the comparative tables showing a Samerian origin
Speaker 4: of alphabetic letters of Western and Eastern ancient languages. Oh, sorry,
Speaker 4: that was a period in Yeah, Okay, So Samerian dictionaries
Speaker 4: are and glossaries used the order of the Hebrew alphabet
Speaker 4: because of its association with the Garden of Eden. Woodell
Speaker 4: discovered that an inherent vowel A in Sumerian was in
Speaker 4: It was in analogy with the inherent value val, the
Speaker 4: inherent vowel and Semitic, Phoenician, Hebrew, Sanskrit, and other alphabets
Speaker 4: i e. Sanskrit, Barrat, Phoenician, PRT, and.
Speaker 5: P r w T.
Speaker 4: The word Barat or Brat of the Barratas of India
Speaker 4: was equivalent to Britain and pretend as spelled in Ancient
Speaker 4: Greek for Britain. He discussed the source of the tribal
Speaker 4: title Barrat or b Rat and its significance for the
Speaker 4: name Briton or Britannia attraction to the British Museum. Now
Speaker 4: we can skip over most of this. We can get
Speaker 4: to the integritty Here. The introduction of new languages and
Speaker 4: Hellenistic civilization of these geographical areas following Alexander the Great's
Speaker 4: conquest was one of them. The peoples who ruled Mesopotamia
Speaker 4: after the Samians, where the Acadians, Emirates, Bettani, Cassites, and
Speaker 4: Assyrians or Hittites. Being outside of Mesopotamia, they also used
Speaker 4: the Samerian script to write their language. Samarian was no
Speaker 4: longer spoken after eighteen hundred BC, but remains a literary
Speaker 4: language for Eastern Semites in Mesopotamia well. Transcribes in Abylonians
Speaker 4: and Assyria were able to read Kineiform in Sumerian or
Speaker 4: its dialects. Acadian was replaced by Aramaic after the fall
Speaker 4: of the Third Kingdom of Er at the end of
Speaker 4: the third millennium BC. The Assyrians used Aramaic when they
Speaker 4: ruled Mesopotamia, but it was written down in its own alphabet,
Speaker 4: not in uniform, and on perishable and on perishable material.
Speaker 4: When Greek was the language of bureaucracy, Kneiform texts were
Speaker 4: still being recopied and translated into Aramaic and Greek, but
Speaker 4: Sumerian and caneoform were totally forgotten by the first century AD.
Speaker 4: The spread of Islam with introduction of the Arabic alphabet
Speaker 4: also played a part in its oblivion by causing Syriac
Speaker 4: and Aramaic to be disused as literary languages. After the
Speaker 4: Greek Empire, Mesopotamia passed into Parthian, Sassanid and Islamic hands
Speaker 4: in just one thousand years. The loss of knowledge about
Speaker 4: Egypt's ancient past was also partly due to the same causes.
Speaker 4: What's that again, Muslims?
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Soon after three thousand PC, two scripts were in use
Speaker 4: Hieroglyphic meaning the Holy script and it's more recursive and
Speaker 4: less pictorial Hieroglyphic or sorry, hieratic scripts. These writing systems
Speaker 4: were read in dialectic spoken in Egypt from Predynastic times
Speaker 4: through the New Kingdom and up to the Third Intermediate Period.
Speaker 4: They were replaced by the Demotic script by seven hundred BC,
Speaker 4: but although the language in which the scripts were written
Speaker 4: changed over time, scribes were able to read text penned
Speaker 4: down two thousand years earlier until the introduction of the
Speaker 4: Greek language and its alphabet also caused the demise of
Speaker 4: the Hieroglyphic, hieratic and demotic scripts. Two writers attempt to
Speaker 4: preserve attempted to preserve tradition, but the accuracy of their
Speaker 4: histories and purpose in writing have been questioned. These are Borosis. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I read about I wrote about Borosis in that book
Speaker 4: called Priestcraphia Babylon in fact, and yes, oh man, what
Speaker 4: is that my daughter lift something that gets my hand
Speaker 4: stuck in It's like hand cream or something. Uh yeah,
Speaker 4: this one right here. And he talks about Juanas coming
Speaker 4: from the sea and having two hoods. I think it's
Speaker 4: just somebody with a helmet that would come on a boat,
Speaker 4: but whatever, or maybe a submersible.
Speaker 5: Let's see.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Barosa's priest of Marduk at the temple of Asalia
Speaker 4: or Asgalia, but it's probably not that. It's probably Asalia
Speaker 4: at Babylon during Alexander's reign, and Manetho, an Egyptian who
Speaker 4: also lived under the new Hellenistic rulership and was priest
Speaker 4: at the time of the sun god raw at Heliopolis.
Speaker 4: Erosis in particular did not possess the key to interpret
Speaker 4: the symbolism of pictographic representations in the Greek Temple of Marduk.
Speaker 4: Yet he's the Mardok and and priest a priest the ball.
Speaker 4: Some of his accounts appear to be based on literal
Speaker 4: interpretation of inscriptions or images in his temple, some of
Speaker 4: which he stated had been preserved in sculpture to this time.
Speaker 4: I think they look at pictures and they see the
Speaker 4: morphology or the you know, the the animal characteristics in people,
Speaker 4: and they say, oh, there's kaimeros back then, and these
Speaker 4: things came out of us, instead of just saying, yeah,
Speaker 4: that's their totem for their cult or their people, their
Speaker 4: their race, and understanding that that's just the depiction' they're
Speaker 4: carvering on goddamn stone. They're shorthanding stuff so that in
Speaker 4: people around the time would get that they weren't writing
Speaker 4: it for people two thousand years later or thus years later.
Speaker 4: They're different people right then who already understood but what
Speaker 4: they're doing. On the evidence of a Babylonian tablet found
Speaker 4: at uruk Iraq referring to similar details as those given
Speaker 4: by Borosis with helotopsis, the Castites of the second millennium
Speaker 4: BC were already speculating on the meeting of mythology in
Speaker 4: religion in relation to Samerian records. One thousand years earlier
Speaker 4: in regard Brosis Barrosis' antiduluvian dynasties. Scholars are not sure
Speaker 4: what sources he had at his disposal. It is, however,
Speaker 4: likely he used the Iceenter Easton List, which was found
Speaker 4: to contain duplicated and misplaced material and to have abnormally
Speaker 4: long rainal years, Rolinson had unlocked the codes of Babylonian
Speaker 4: and Isstyian writings and contributed to the discipherment of Kneiform
Speaker 4: by translating Darius the Great Trilingual Inscription, which he copied
Speaker 4: from the Rock of bey Hisiston at the risk of
Speaker 4: his life, being the three different language. Being in three
Speaker 4: different languages and types of Canneiform, the inscriptions were important
Speaker 4: as they provided many clues for the decipherment of Caneiform,
Speaker 4: kind of like a Rosetta stone. Yeah. During the time
Speaker 4: he held the office of Director of Canneiform Enterprises, Rolinson
Speaker 4: had pioneered the view of the non Semitic nature of Sumerian.
Speaker 4: Perhaps Widell had been impressed by his achievements even before
Speaker 4: he made career choices. Ruins of the fully fledged civilization
Speaker 4: of sumer had been discovered some fifty years before sumer
Speaker 4: Arian Dictionary was published. In nineteen twenty seven, a book
Speaker 4: Wadell worked on for sixteen years from about nineteen eleven.
Speaker 4: In his historical expose how the Sumerians, their monuments, and
Speaker 4: their written language were discovered, he makes it clear that
Speaker 4: he was a follower of Rawlinson and other pioneers such
Speaker 4: as Theophilus G. Pinches, who opposed the serioologists, who opposed
Speaker 4: as serioologists or something like that of Semitic conviction. In
Speaker 4: the Great Controversy and Debates on the nature of Sumerian
Speaker 4: Weddell introduced Rawlinson in the following manner. The existence of
Speaker 4: the Sumerians, of their end of their non Semitic language
Speaker 4: was first elicited by the brilliant genius of Sir Henry
Speaker 4: Rollinson in eighteen fifty five. An officer of the East
Speaker 4: India Company Service, he had been sent as a lieutenant
Speaker 4: to Persia in eighteen thirty three to assist the Shah
Speaker 4: in the training of his army, and finding there in
Speaker 4: nineteen thirty five are sorry eighteen thirty five inscriptions in
Speaker 4: the as yet undeciphered Kineiform or wedge writing. He forthwith
Speaker 4: took up the task of intensive decipherment and became a
Speaker 4: leading pioneer explorer and in considerable part founder of the
Speaker 4: newly born science of Assyriology of his time, Rollinson stated
Speaker 4: that the primitive inhabitants of Babylonia were of the Scythic
Speaker 4: meaning Syrian family. The term Scythian was later replaced by Elamite,
Speaker 4: and not of the Semitic one, So their Scythian, they're Aryan,
Speaker 4: they're Gothic, not Semitic. When he presented his findings about
Speaker 4: the Samerian language at the Royal Asiatic Society on the
Speaker 4: first of December eighteenth fifty five, after studying texts written
Speaker 4: in Kineiform and Assyrian on the bilingual tablets of Nivena
Speaker 4: or Nineva, there we go. Five years after communicating his
Speaker 4: decishment of the Bajustan edict, Rolinson announced that their language,
Speaker 4: written in linear Kineiform, was not Semitic, and that Babylonians
Speaker 4: and Assyrians who were Semitic had inherited the legacy of
Speaker 4: their civilization from Scythic Sumerians Auchi, calling the latter by
Speaker 4: the name of Acadians because Semitic Babylonian and Assyrians Assyrian
Speaker 4: kings referred to themselves as king of Sumer and a
Speaker 4: Cod and in the Old Testament, a Cod was the
Speaker 4: name of a city founded by Nimrod and their early
Speaker 4: language the Hamitic language of Babylonia. Despite objections from the
Speaker 4: Semitic school of scholars, say that fast Semitic school of
Speaker 4: scholars who protested against the suggestion that Semites borrowed their
Speaker 4: civilization and writing from another race, how dare you no,
Speaker 4: we are the only ones. We are the special boys
Speaker 4: who brought everything. Moses had a beg m on his chest,
Speaker 4: and who wore a cape. He flew around, and he
Speaker 4: taught the Pharaohs, and he taught the Greeks everything they know.
Speaker 4: Doesn't matter what time period it was. Shut up, goddamn it,
Speaker 4: we're telling a story. He cured polio and whatever and
Speaker 4: war horns like a Goth. Strangely, definitely not from another race.
Speaker 4: A doctor E. Hinks adopted Rolinson's conclusions and the term Akkadian.
Speaker 4: The fact the facts published by Rolinson and Hanks were
Speaker 4: supported by the French professor of Assyrian Jules Opert. What
Speaker 4: this tells you is that what else isn't the only
Speaker 4: person on this right who suggested that term Samerian for
Speaker 4: the language they had identified instead of Akkadian. Strong objections
Speaker 4: to the concept of the language being non Semitic then
Speaker 4: came from Joseph Hailvy in Paris, who refuted the Samerian's
Speaker 4: existence by arguing that the civilization in Mesopotamia was Semitic
Speaker 4: and oranged. Yeah, I wonder what uh what massonic quarter
Speaker 4: he was in a non Semitic view of the beginning
Speaker 4: of civilization was contradictory to traditional beliefs in the basis
Speaker 4: of the Old Testament. Oh, it was contradiction. It was
Speaker 4: contradict Oh so, I mean because some assholes who lie
Speaker 4: about everything told us this in the book. It certainly
Speaker 4: can't be any other way, right, See how that's kind
Speaker 4: of like works in their favor if you don't question
Speaker 4: their book that they write. And they're the biggest freaking
Speaker 4: treacherous liars. Right. This is the cult. I'm not calling
Speaker 4: Jews even that honestly anymore, because we're beyond that. It's
Speaker 4: a fucking cult. It's the remnants of this cult from
Speaker 4: five thousand plus years ago. Who by the way, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna go ahead and just do this, and now let's
Speaker 4: see if I can find it. First let me see
Speaker 4: if I hope. So, I hope, so it's it's probably
Speaker 4: buried by now we get lots of uh, let's just
Speaker 4: see is it Maybe it's even in here so I
Speaker 4: don't have to go searching. I bet it's not. I
Speaker 4: bet it isn't. Nope, all right, that's a cute face. Huh.
Speaker 4: Week after that. Okay, here we are. So this is
Speaker 4: this mysterious ancient structure was made of mammoth bones. All right.
Speaker 4: So there's all mammoth bones right there. Okay, that's just
Speaker 4: one thing. Just keep that on your back of your mind.
Speaker 3: There.
Speaker 4: Now, look at this Carahan Teppy Journeys to the Ruld's
Speaker 4: Oldest civilizations. The one, uh yeah, the other tour is
Speaker 4: Karhan Teppy Jury for Explorers story.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: They're just talking about this store. But this is Turkey. Okay,
Speaker 4: what else is in Turkey? Go Lucky Teppy, a bunch
Speaker 4: of other places. This thing is a whole mountain they
Speaker 4: only have excavated at the time of this video that
Speaker 4: is attached to this five percent of it, barely you anything.
Speaker 4: They're finding all kinds of weird look at things, lots
Speaker 4: of inscriptions, lots of little animals drawn on stuff. This
Speaker 4: is a whole big area, right, and they said it
Speaker 4: has How do they know this, I don't know, but
Speaker 4: they said that it appears that it is what's the word, Oh,
Speaker 4: it was maybe a landslide, partially because they're trying to
Speaker 4: throw in the flood there. They just try to nudge
Speaker 4: the flood in there to make that real. And then
Speaker 4: they said, and it also looks like it was intentionally buried.
Speaker 4: So if there's anything to that, And you're telling me
Speaker 4: that this is because they're not ever gonna date anything properly.
Speaker 4: They not only think they really know how, they just
Speaker 4: tell us that they do, just like they tell us forensics.
Speaker 4: Science is real, and they gave you a bunch of
Speaker 4: TV shows like CSI and Miami just scare you don't
Speaker 4: do crimes little children out there, because we're way too advanced.
Speaker 4: We'll get you. And forensics is real. Don't think that
Speaker 4: we're just throwing your relatives in jail for no reason.
Speaker 4: We know only we don't not only want to put
Speaker 4: them in jail for a real good reason, but they
Speaker 4: we want you to hate them for their crimes that
Speaker 4: they didn't commit for the rest of their lives and
Speaker 4: yours yeah. So anyhow, Karahan Teppy being in the same
Speaker 4: area Turkey, right, the Cappadocia, This place that they're talking
Speaker 4: about before they move into these other areas like Karshamish
Speaker 4: is this is this area that they that they first are.
Speaker 3: In.
Speaker 4: The most numerous, most biggest stronghold for the Gothic Arians
Speaker 4: is in Turkey, Okay, and that's around five thousand BC.
Speaker 4: So if you're telling me this is seven thousand BC,
Speaker 4: ten thousand BC. There were some Sithic slash Gothic slash
Speaker 4: area and type people there, but Thor didn't come around
Speaker 4: on the end of the picture with organization and skills
Speaker 4: up the Yanus to actually do anything to I don't know,
Speaker 4: terrorform people into real people, give them civilization and culture. Right,
Speaker 4: the Gothic element was a very small minority until the
Speaker 4: wave came. And who knows if they were pushed out
Speaker 4: because of other wars or whatever, bad inclement weather and
Speaker 4: in northern areas like Norway and stuff like that, who knows.
Speaker 4: Who knows why they came. Maybe they just wanted to
Speaker 4: expand there's too many of them there, you know. They
Speaker 4: wanted some elbow room are they were just seeking new adventures.
Speaker 4: Scythians like to do that anyway, like the branch outing explore.
Speaker 4: So they come across this thing, and we hear in
Speaker 4: the story that they were appalled by the repulsiveness of
Speaker 4: these people. So I doubt that they bury the entire
Speaker 4: mountain side intentionally, unless this place was full of witchcraft
Speaker 4: and human sacrifice and all kinds of awful shit torture chambers.
Speaker 4: Maybe they were tying people to those posts and doing
Speaker 4: bad things to them. If they came across something like that,
Speaker 4: that would mess up the sensibilities of the Goths, and
Speaker 4: they would have probably have slaughtered everybody there that was
Speaker 4: a piece of shit, and all the knights that were
Speaker 4: doing that stuff, and then probably buried them alive in it.
Speaker 4: I'm not saying that's how it happened. I'm just saying,
Speaker 4: if they're showing that, I think this is a cleanup job,
Speaker 4: and it's probably good reasons. That's all I'm saying. Go
Speaker 4: BLUCKI techi. Probably the same way they keep saying leopard, leopard, leopard.
Speaker 4: I'm looking out of go. That looks like a wolf
Speaker 4: to me. Maybe it's a wolf of dots, but that
Speaker 4: doesn't look like a leopard. They're showing all these carving
Speaker 4: stuff like that. You gotta look at it if you're
Speaker 4: looking at it without them telling you that first, so
Speaker 4: that you you know how that that you know, power
Speaker 4: suggestion works like blindfolded somebody and you give them pepsi,
Speaker 4: but you put a line in it and they don't
Speaker 4: taste the lime because you didn't say anything about the line.
Speaker 4: You know, stuff like that, Oh, here's that's kind of girt.
Speaker 4: You know, it's like all that stuff that if they're
Speaker 4: if somebody's assuming that they're or anticipating something, they usually
Speaker 4: have that experience regardless, so they can say leopard and
Speaker 4: then people will just think leopard or wow, might be
Speaker 4: maybe it's a cheetah because it's kind of looking at
Speaker 4: kind of like a dog.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: Anyway, that's my two cents on what they're finding in Turkey.
Speaker 4: And by the way, lots and lots of tunnels and
Speaker 4: darren Coo you underground city that could held twelve twenty
Speaker 4: thousand people. Now, do you think that was the burrowing
Speaker 4: little weasels of the Eden knit slash ancient Jews or
Speaker 4: do you think that was higher technology or higher race
Speaker 4: of people? Do that for whatever reason, and was that
Speaker 4: maybe a throwback to a previous I don't know, maybe bad,
Speaker 4: bad events happening on the surface, because when they show
Speaker 4: up in Turkey, hey, maybe those areas were on the
Speaker 4: ground the whole time. Who knows, maybe they maybe they
Speaker 4: were from the north, but they were there for a
Speaker 4: long time. Just whoop under eath? Who knows? Who knows? Okay,
Speaker 4: where we're at, And I alway knows that they're never
Speaker 4: gonna tell us the truth, So we gotta kind of
Speaker 4: at least ask the questions and then we can check
Speaker 4: off all the ones like noop, noop, noop, noop, nope,
Speaker 4: maybe noopop noop, you know what I mean, We don't
Speaker 4: care who. He was joined by the d dah.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 4: This is interesting though. Twenty years or later what Della
Speaker 4: stated that there was a steady diminution in the number
Speaker 4: of scholars who thought that the Samerian civilization was derived
Speaker 4: from Semites. That can you inform and the Hammer Robbie
Speaker 4: law code were an invention of Semites, right because Hammer
Speaker 4: Robbie with a K or Camar Robbie was apparently his
Speaker 4: real name with a hyphen, and he wasn't Semitic or
Speaker 4: whatever the hell you want to call it Edenite at all.
Speaker 4: So you can't tell us he gave us the laws.
Speaker 4: He can't tell us he gave us culture. He can't
Speaker 4: tell us he gave us. You brought morality to the world.
Speaker 4: What can you say you get brought us?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, child sacrifice and anal rape. Thanks. Thanks. Inks had
Speaker 4: proposed the name Acadian or Acadian ks or Ces, and
Speaker 4: Oprah suggested Samerian would says, as well as Francois lenor
Speaker 4: Mount and Frank dilitched, and a ex Jesus had already
Speaker 4: adopted the former that a doctor. Haig pointed out that
Speaker 4: Sumer was the Shinar of the Old Testament, and George
Speaker 4: Smith contended that it represented southern Babylonia, a Cod being
Speaker 4: the district around the capital city of a Cod, or
Speaker 4: agade or a god. Smith's views were not adopted or
Speaker 4: straight away. It was Opers or opers research which threw
Speaker 4: light on the subject. Then Hopped demonstrated there were two
Speaker 4: different dialects of Acadian, and that the dialectic of a
Speaker 4: dialect of a Cod preserved the old language in the
Speaker 4: purest and most ancient form. The other dialect was that
Speaker 4: of the South Sayce had been of the opinion it
Speaker 4: was the other way around, but Hamel or Hamel disagreed,
Speaker 4: and finally he managed to convince him that he was right.
Speaker 4: The dialect, which Hopps said was Samerian when Hamel still
Speaker 4: called it Akkadian, was decayed and was subject to the
Speaker 4: influence of Semitic languages. It had adopted Semitic vocabulary and idioms.
Speaker 4: This influence was first felt in northern Babylonia, where the
Speaker 4: first Semitic library was founded. Whoops, after eighteen eighty sevens
Speaker 4: A serial a sirio logists kind of a I always
Speaker 4: I guess I put an extra oil in there when
Speaker 4: I read when I read it officially adopted the title
Speaker 4: Samerian suggested by Oppert for the language that Rollinson and
Speaker 4: Hanks had identified. However, so this is where we are.
Speaker 4: Eighteen eighty seven is when we first started making that
Speaker 4: connection that they were Samerian. Not that far long ago. However,
Speaker 4: they had continued to use the term Acadian, which was
Speaker 4: previously applied to the Samerians, to designate Western Semitic people
Speaker 4: of that Spotamia. See how we have already given two
Speaker 4: names to something talk about the same people. And they
Speaker 4: do that something they do in the reverse too. Anybody
Speaker 4: who passes through the area and happens to settle down
Speaker 4: for a while, they'll be like, yeah, they're Phoenician, but
Speaker 4: they don't distinguish that. Oh, those are the Ariyans, and
Speaker 4: oh look now this is the what will someday become Jews.
Speaker 4: But not yet. They're not calling themselves that yet. You know,
Speaker 4: they don't say that. They just say Phoenician. And then
Speaker 4: all the naturally discussing child, human and sacrifice attributes that
Speaker 4: come from the later group get applied to the earlier group,
Speaker 4: and there's no distinction made that there was ever any
Speaker 4: group but that group. And they're like, oh, yeah, it's
Speaker 4: all Semitic. The whole world is a bunch of shitheads
Speaker 4: ever since time began, and we should be disgusted by
Speaker 4: all of it. Not be able to actually identify with anything.
Speaker 4: You just be like, man, it's the whole world scoundrels. Oh,
Speaker 4: that must be the human condition. No it isn't. It's
Speaker 4: not the human condition. They're just not telling you about
Speaker 4: the good because they don't want you to have a
Speaker 4: good example, and you were the good example. Well, unlikely
Speaker 4: gos are pretty much everybody that isn't them for the
Speaker 4: most part. And if you and if you're not one hundercent,
Speaker 4: you probably got a little bit in you Mesopotamia, Ceial Babylonians.
Speaker 4: It's a big mouthful, and their language and used terms
Speaker 4: in the opposite sense. But speaking of inverting, but Adell
Speaker 4: was critical of the fact that the interchange of designation
Speaker 4: that's it's that's actually pretty interesting right there in and
Speaker 4: of itself designated Western Semitic people of Mesopotamia and the
Speaker 4: language and use the terms in the opposite sense. Okay, Anyway,
Speaker 4: he was saying that they're this way in that way,
Speaker 4: I was looking at it a different way. But he said.
Speaker 4: This label sumer was formerly attached by assyriu O loogists
Speaker 4: to the supposedly diametrically different race now called by them
Speaker 4: a cod and whom they also trip arbitrarily termed Western Semites,
Speaker 4: who they previously called Sumers or Sumerians, but laterally they
Speaker 4: reverse the labels, with the result of adding still more
Speaker 4: to the confusion, as a cod is a synonym for
Speaker 4: the Sumerian ari or arian title also of the Amorrhites,
Speaker 4: who are admittedly non Semites, admittedly non Semites as this
Speaker 4: name Sumerian or sumer however, has obtained currency for several
Speaker 4: decades as the title of these early non Semitic civilized
Speaker 4: people in Mesopotamia. We are now forced to continue its
Speaker 4: use as such, despite the arbituaritus and misleading effects. Hence
Speaker 4: the present comparative dictionary is styled Summerian. Alright, So the
Speaker 4: telew excavations, I don't think we need to get into that.
Speaker 4: I think we should get into the book. Well, no,
Speaker 4: let's talk about bogus KOI because that brings us to
Speaker 4: tell this brings us to Turkey, and that places the
Speaker 4: Arians in Turkey, as we've been explaining throughout this. But
Speaker 4: the presence of the type of pottery, I don't care
Speaker 4: about the title, all right. So so this child ascertained
Speaker 4: that it had been super imposed upon the pre existent
Speaker 4: culture of indigenous peasantry which the Samerians conquered and ruled over. Uh,
Speaker 4: they're talking about their their style, right style? Pottery? Al
Speaker 4: Ubayed or Ubayid painted figurines of baked clay revealed that
Speaker 4: men wore a long beard and long haired dug up
Speaker 4: in a body, but shaved the upper lip. Then women
Speaker 4: wore wigs as in pre dynastic Egypt. Oh look, maybe
Speaker 4: that was because they went over and did the colonizing
Speaker 4: over there too. Yeah, it could be. Child expounded that
Speaker 4: the Sumerians appeared as the first historic Aryans in the
Speaker 4: fertile Crescent Eden of the ancient Near East. Even all right, sorry,
Speaker 4: then mixed with the Semites and created civilization in the
Speaker 4: fourth millennium BC. In the letters of Tel el Amara,
Speaker 4: they had acknowledged local gods besides their own, and the
Speaker 4: latter's names were found to be Aryan. Documents in the
Speaker 4: Hittite archives of bogus Khoi, Turkey, dated to fourteen hundred BC,
Speaker 4: contained Aryan numerals, but they would only have been found
Speaker 4: for the back in time because the names of the
Speaker 4: kings of bugas Koi or Boguskoi Hittites were not Aryan
Speaker 4: at nineteen hundred BC. Child asserted that the Summers had
Speaker 4: adopted the Semitic language of the natives and Babylonian script
Speaker 4: for the purpose of diplomatic correspondents. Thank you right. Weel
Speaker 4: offered a similar argument. Arians use Semitic scribes to communicate
Speaker 4: with Semitic people. Wow, go figure, you use a translator
Speaker 4: in their own language, and the ladder borrowed into European
Speaker 4: terms belonging to the Aryan civilization. This was necessary because
Speaker 4: the great number of Semitic people in the region understood
Speaker 4: no other language. Wow, man, this isn't here's what. Here's
Speaker 4: what archaeologists do. They're like, oh my god, look at
Speaker 4: all these hand symbols.
Speaker 5: On this rock.
Speaker 4: This entire look and it's and you can touch it,
Speaker 4: and there's little bumps. It's almost like there's letters that
Speaker 4: you can feel with your fingers on here. Oh my god,
Speaker 4: this entire higher race of people were blind and deaf.
Speaker 4: Instead of saying, hey, maybe they put that up there
Speaker 4: for the people who were no, no, no, no, right.
Speaker 4: Whatell became preoccupied with Sumerian are root in the connection
Speaker 4: with his linguistic studies and the nature of Sumerian language.
Speaker 4: He had concluded that the Sumerian language was Aryan Indo
Speaker 4: European and the parent language and the parent of English
Speaker 4: more so than Greek. Because of the evidence of linguistic
Speaker 4: affinities in Sanskrit and ancient Persian language. Aria literally meant
Speaker 4: the exalted or noble ones. So make sure you understand
Speaker 4: that because Goths group Arias or Riyans group that leads
Speaker 4: those groups. The nobles, the ruling class of the Goths. Right,
Speaker 4: the cream of the crop, if you will. The moves educated.
Speaker 4: They're bred to be leaders, great hunters, great warriors. Right,
Speaker 4: the exalted or noble one, and its derivation was from
Speaker 4: the Samerian r ar or ara meaning exalt, lofty, shining glory.
Speaker 4: Remember the shiny ones and now the stupid book still
Speaker 4: keep thinking alien costumes. Right, the Aryan title, it's Aryans,
Speaker 4: not Aliens. The Aryan title was used in a racial
Speaker 4: sense by the Samarians in the asp aspirated form haah
Speaker 4: yes harah means Arian doo. The Gos, Scandinavians, German and
Speaker 4: Anglo Saxons, and even Irish Scots and Gaels also used
Speaker 4: the aspirated form of air or era like hera right uh, her,
Speaker 4: herrara or hera or her meaning lord or master. In
Speaker 4: correspond in Coerspot to the Arios Harios or Hari of
Speaker 4: the Medes and Ariya an aria of ancient Persians. And
Speaker 4: whereas Darius the Great referred to himself as an Aria
Speaker 4: of Aryan descent. On his tomb, Xerxes called himself a Hari.
Speaker 4: Look at that ari a dialectic form of Ariyan, was
Speaker 4: also used by the Amirites. Widow argue that the coinning
Speaker 4: of the term sumer from the from from a Semitic
Speaker 4: territorial title Schumer like Chucky, like little fucking Chucky Schumer
Speaker 4: for the idiograms spelled kian jin was in contradiction of
Speaker 4: phonetic law, and was arbitrarily applied by a serialogist syrioligists
Speaker 4: uh to ancient and sorry, I throw over, and was
Speaker 4: arbitrarily applied to a Syriologists, I'm gonna start over because
Speaker 4: I keep saying them on a fucking word, and was
Speaker 4: arbitrarily applied by a seriologist to ancient imperial people, but
Speaker 4: had never been used by those people themselves. They didn't
Speaker 4: call anything Sooner. They didn't call anything Phoenician either. They
Speaker 4: didn't call themselves Nazis. It's funny how that works. Nobody
Speaker 4: called themselves an Austic. Hence the public was misled to
Speaker 4: believe Sumerian was their true name. Simearrian is indeed an exonym.
Speaker 4: It was not a term obtained by decipherment, but a
Speaker 4: labeled chosen by a seriologist for the early earliest inhabitants
Speaker 4: of Mesopotamia. Because a cod was a Semitic term for
Speaker 4: the land called Ariki or Uriqi, it could be deciphered
Speaker 4: as land of the ari Ari or Arians. They didn't
Speaker 4: like that, so they had to make a schumer. He
Speaker 4: strongly objected to the steriologists method of giving a Semitic
Speaker 4: value to syllabic signs. They were the work was they
Speaker 4: were getting. They're already getting worked over. The meddling hands
Speaker 4: were in that we're in, right did He strongly objected
Speaker 4: to the said that uh semitic value to the sylvic
Speaker 4: signs they could not read. Right, they gave a Semitic
Speaker 4: value to the cylvic signs they could not read because
Speaker 4: they had no clue as to their phonetic value. So
Speaker 4: guessing we pay these people, we believe everything they say,
Speaker 4: and they fucking guess. They don't say we need to
Speaker 4: figure this out. No, just brush over it, right, brush
Speaker 4: past it, blow by it, don't even you know, just
Speaker 4: sort put whatever in there, whatever makes the story that
Speaker 4: we're trying to fill in with evidence, make it sound
Speaker 4: like it's true. Come on, come on, it's something something semites, something,
Speaker 4: something juice. Whatever. You got to put in the plug
Speaker 4: in those holes.
Speaker 5: Just do it.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, And by the way, make no mention to
Speaker 4: the white man, make no mention to the tall white man.
Speaker 4: For sure. He didn't have anything to do with the
Speaker 4: culture and morality and civilization and law and order and
Speaker 4: fairness and agriculture and you know, the real rise of mankind,
Speaker 4: don't Semitic. We were all about child sacrifice and cannibalism.
Speaker 4: That's how he became this great technologically advanced species. Now
Speaker 4: it's all because of us. Right, he contended Sargon the
Speaker 4: First never called himself Sargon Hammer Rabbi's true name was
Speaker 4: Kamu with a khamm U hyphen Robbie. And it was
Speaker 4: not until twelve hundred BC that civilization became Semitic. Right,
Speaker 4: They didn't come by until after all the heavy lifting
Speaker 4: was done, all the beatens were beaten down on the Goths,
Speaker 4: and then they just kind of stepped in and were like, cool,
Speaker 4: now we can parasitically eat off the dying flesh.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 4: Waddell continued making inquiries to the British Museum in the
Speaker 4: first year of the First World War, as in a
Speaker 4: letter with the heading of the Department of Egypt and
Speaker 4: Assyrian antiquities. Dated May twenty fifth, nineteen fifteen. Ernest Alfred
Speaker 4: Wallace Budge four names because he's that great real replied
Speaker 4: that he had no time to answer his question adequately.
Speaker 4: With five out of nine staff at war at a
Speaker 4: British museum, This British museums must be pretty dangerous. I'm
Speaker 4: pretty sure that's something that man, but kind of sounds funny.
Speaker 4: The question was in relation to Sumerian and Hittites, Samerians
Speaker 4: and Hittites using the term Aryan as a title meaning noble, Yes,
Speaker 4: the nobility with the Aryan, and whether it was correct
Speaker 4: if the Aryan ruler or sorry, if the Arians ruled
Speaker 4: over non Aryan people. Yes, of course they did. They
Speaker 4: were the minority. They ruled over everybody, and then that's
Speaker 4: why they kind of bred themselves out of existence. To
Speaker 4: just slip it, Waddell must have waited for five years
Speaker 4: and then contacted Budge again, as it was only and
Speaker 4: they later dated August twenty third, nineteen twenty that Budge
Speaker 4: gave him answers about the value of the Samerian rout
Speaker 4: r ar. Another letter from Budge dated nineteen twenty two,
Speaker 4: and we don't care about this too. Much of the
Speaker 4: dates was passed well, I sorry. It was pasted on
Speaker 4: the front cover of Ioumelin of the Book of the
Speaker 4: Kings of Europe Jesus Christ, the Book of the Kings
Speaker 4: of Egypt nineteen o eight with points with points negligently
Speaker 4: omitted or not made come on clear, An annotation on
Speaker 4: a newspaper article published by the Society of Biblical and
Speaker 4: Archaeology Biblical Archaeology. That's pretty hilarious. Let's see if we
Speaker 4: can find evidence for the stuff that the Jews made up. Well,
Speaker 4: we have to because our life depends on it. We're
Speaker 4: part of the part of the Masonic Quorder by God,
Speaker 4: or part of the Rosicrucians. We have to make this
Speaker 4: make sense. They didn't give us much to work with,
Speaker 4: did they. No, Well, let's rewrite the Bible first. Okay, James,
Speaker 4: go for it, all right, Bacon, get on it. How
Speaker 4: many other assholes can we throw it at? You know,
Speaker 4: the consult I see a guy's kind of got that
Speaker 4: started and the whole other. Yeah. Yeah, but we still
Speaker 4: need to work this sof we need to add some
Speaker 4: words and take them out. In nineteen thirteen, and perhaps
Speaker 4: because of his feeling of isolation, Weddell moved to Diodurs
Speaker 4: Or Deodors or Who Cares, and in December of the
Speaker 4: same year was invited to serve with the Council of
Speaker 4: the Royal Anthropological Institute, which he did from nineteen fourteen
Speaker 4: to nineteen sixty and from nineteen nineteen to the point
Speaker 4: nineteen twenty. He took time off when his son died
Speaker 4: guys He his son was killed in one of the
Speaker 4: first battles he went out to in the First World War.
Speaker 4: He was a fellow of the Institute from eighteen ninety one.
Speaker 4: His inactivity between nineteen sixteen and nineteen nineteen may have
Speaker 4: been due to beren mitt se as His son Frank Austin,
Speaker 4: who sadly fell on the first day of the Battle
Speaker 4: of Somme July first, nineteen sixteen, was buried at he
Speaker 4: Bturned Military Cemetery near Klais. The fifty eight thousand loss
Speaker 4: of lives at the very first day of this battle
Speaker 4: was a most disastrous record in British history. Frank Woodell
Speaker 4: was twenty years old and had probably just graduated when
Speaker 4: he lost his life as a private in the fourteenth
Speaker 4: Battalion of the London Scottish Regiment Service number five one
Speaker 4: five to three. The battle planned for August nineteen sixteen,
Speaker 4: had been advanced to July first, nineteen sixteen. Its aim,
Speaker 4: a joint French British attack, was to divert German resources
Speaker 4: from Verdon in the defense of Assamme. The National Archive
Speaker 4: provide online details such as the type of metal with
Speaker 4: doll received from the War Office for his son's bravery. However,
Speaker 4: Woodell was still writing during the war, as we know
Speaker 4: that he interrupted his main research to announce a discovery
Speaker 4: relating to Phoenician origins in the form of an article
Speaker 4: published in the Asiatic Review. In nineteen seventeen, he resigned
Speaker 4: from his Council of the Royal Anthropological Institute owing to
Speaker 4: pressure of work, as recorded minutes stated October twenty sixth,
Speaker 4: nineteen twenty, and his resignation was accepted with with the
Speaker 4: regret on October twenty eighth, nineteen twenty. Controversial controversy of
Speaker 4: our China Gain closer, get closer? Holy shit? Are you serious?
Speaker 4: Hold on? That can't be real? Holy crap is an honorary?
Speaker 4: With die? What is going on? All right? It's cracker
Speaker 4: news and walk like read faster or something. We're gonna
Speaker 4: pass by this, all right, let's just go with this. Yeah,
Speaker 4: this is actually important.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 4: The real name by which Samerians call themselves was never discovered,
Speaker 4: as it was not mentioned in any document, except for
Speaker 4: a reference to a plane in China translated as a
Speaker 4: plane consumer in Genesis because we have to make it
Speaker 4: all jewey, all right, which has been semantically associated with
Speaker 4: early Babel or Babylon, and the word plane or eden
Speaker 4: from Acadian word edanu with the same meaning. An article
Speaker 4: addressed to the editor of an unspecified review and dated
Speaker 4: twelve August nineteen twenty two, found in the Special Collections,
Speaker 4: was written by Woodell in response to the fact that
Speaker 4: two unnamed correspondents who were employees of the British Museum
Speaker 4: had stated Wodell was no expert in response to his
Speaker 4: suggestion in an article that he had written in the
Speaker 4: April issue of the same review that the Tower of
Speaker 4: Babel was probably a state granuary right due to the
Speaker 4: fact that the Sumerian Shinar, the source of the Hebrew
Speaker 4: Shinar or Sheenar Schener sorry for Shinar or Cennar of
Speaker 4: the Sebtuag, it was a shortened form of ten shiner,
Speaker 4: from which the prefixed ten or t meaning life had
Speaker 4: dropped out of use. He had thereby offered a solution
Speaker 4: for the unknown origin of shinar or shinar. Wodell had
Speaker 4: stated that students were misled to believe Babyli existed in
Speaker 4: the source Sumerian canudiaform. Wedge had headed scripts that Bibili
Speaker 4: has existed in the source Submearian kneaform. Wedge had headed
Speaker 4: scripts as experts habitually suppressed tinter and replaced it with
Speaker 4: babbly lee Tin. Shiner was also usually translated as here
Speaker 4: it comes babylon or Babyli because decipherers gave semitic value
Speaker 4: to Sumerian signs. This is how they completely fuck budded
Speaker 4: everything here but fut buckers. There we go, the fut
Speaker 4: buckers that they are. Yeah, so they gave the semitic
Speaker 4: value to Samerian science when they had no clue as
Speaker 4: the original semitic as the original Samarian phonetic value of
Speaker 4: the science. He stated, Babilly really reads by its late
Speaker 4: Samiro Babylonian glosses tinter and by its own primary intrinsic
Speaker 4: Samerian idiographic values tin shiner or Sener or t Shinner.
Speaker 4: This latter Samerian form of the name or Babylon suggested
Speaker 4: to me that it was presumably the hitherto unknown Samerian
Speaker 4: source of the shinar of the early Hebrews. Shinner and
Speaker 4: Tin had been used on documents from two nine and
Speaker 4: fifty BC up to the Meadow Persian occupation. In Waddell's opinion,
Speaker 4: the tower of Babbel literally was the great tower of grain,
Speaker 4: and with the prefix tin or t it was the
Speaker 4: great tower of grain of life. And look at what
Speaker 4: kind of jacked up, retarded story they made and made Nimrod,
Speaker 4: who was probably Kane, who was probably who was the
Speaker 4: son of Thor in reality, into some bad guy, right,
Speaker 4: And I dude, if it's six years ago. One of
Speaker 4: the very first videos I ever made was like I said,
Speaker 4: pretty much everybody in the I said, the only person
Speaker 4: who isn't a Nimrod, because that's like means idiot, right,
Speaker 4: The only person who isn't a ni Rod in the
Speaker 4: Old Testament is the guy that called name Rod. It's like, hey,
Speaker 4: and this is based on the idea that hey, you know,
Speaker 4: this psychotic freak show by the name of Yahweh likes
Speaker 4: to drown everybody every once in a while when he
Speaker 4: has a hissy fit. Yeah, you know, if that's the
Speaker 4: demon that you're dealing with, build something really freaking tall
Speaker 4: so you can save human life. Hey, sounds like a
Speaker 4: great idea, because fuck that guy who keeps on trying
Speaker 4: to kill everybody, right, doalg Shaldon now try to go
Speaker 4: against God's bill to kill you when he feels like it,
Speaker 4: I'll leave you. We of them. Oh, the Samearians were
Speaker 4: known to have erected some as an economic provision against famine.
Speaker 4: He suggested Semites had created the legend narrated in Genesis,
Speaker 4: that Semites had right. You could just say Jews, you
Speaker 4: could just say whatever they were called back then, whatever
Speaker 4: had created the legend narrated in Genesis in an age
Speaker 4: when its economic meaning had been forgotten, These are the
Speaker 4: Indian Knights popping up and changing history. This is that
Speaker 4: little wolf cult. This is the Saturn cult. It encapsulates
Speaker 4: the idea that the god of Heaven felt threatened because
Speaker 4: men attempted to reach Heaven. No, they just didn't want
Speaker 4: to be you know, starving a or drown b the
Speaker 4: accounts offered. The account offers an incongruous explanation for the
Speaker 4: origin of the nations and their languages. Yeah, does that
Speaker 4: ever sit well with anybody. God's just gonna take a
Speaker 4: freaking whipper and he's gonna scramble everybody's brains. So they
Speaker 4: called good and that's their new languages because God needs
Speaker 4: to do that. He wouldn't have thought I had no
Speaker 4: by the way, he made with extra parts too. You
Speaker 4: better go get that skin taken off your penis so
Speaker 4: someone else can fry it up and sell it as kalamari. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that happened. Let's see. I mean, if there's nothing to cut,
Speaker 4: there's nothing for the rabbi to suck on, you know
Speaker 4: what I mean. You gotta think of the rabbi. The
Speaker 4: legendary building of Isaglia and at Taminaki. Hey, I got
Speaker 4: that right by the divine and Nunaki in the sixth
Speaker 4: Table of the Samerian Creation Epic was a Sumerian parallel
Speaker 4: to the Hebrew story. It was dated to the sixth
Speaker 4: century BC, the period of the Hebrew exile Babylon. It
Speaker 4: could therefore have been the source of inspiration for the
Speaker 4: legend Waddell argued that the Hebrew spelling for Babylon and
Speaker 4: Shinhar was you know what, I'm gonna go ahead and
Speaker 4: just go ahead and say right now, it was not
Speaker 4: dated to sixth century BC. I'm gonna say it was
Speaker 4: dated to three hundred and thirty BC. In the hell
Speaker 4: in this period. I don't think these fuckers knew how
Speaker 4: to write before that. Weddell argued that the Hebrew spelling
Speaker 4: for Babylon and Shiner was corrupted as other well known
Speaker 4: names of Assyrian and Babylonian king, so he had spelled
Speaker 4: it as the old Hebrew as shiner sh right, because
Speaker 4: they don't do the soft sound of the bowels, So
Speaker 4: Shinar and it and a and had appeared in the
Speaker 4: Hebrew Shinar in place of the eye in the Samerian Sheiner.
Speaker 4: Woddell also contended that Babyli or Babylou, sorry Bablo, it's babeloo, everybody,
Speaker 4: it's Bablo, meaning place of the Gate of God, occurred
Speaker 4: in scripts as a common Semitic spelling of the name
Speaker 4: of Babylon instead of Babili. The correspondence had argued it
Speaker 4: was a scribal vagary, so this Heaven's and ship. It's
Speaker 4: all getting bist translations and purpose deliberate changing into words
Speaker 4: that hey, let's just make this some word that it's
Speaker 4: going to fit our narrative. Here, I think we're building
Speaker 4: a religion. Goddamn, it was there, and they couldn't come
Speaker 4: up with their own stories that begin with. They had
Speaker 4: to take something that already existed and just change ship
Speaker 4: up and figured it out. People will forget over time. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and they did, and they did. These these great creators
Speaker 4: who can only who are only architect, right, their grand
Speaker 4: architect of the universe. It's not the great creator because
Speaker 4: the creator creates. The architect just can only build shit
Speaker 4: with what's already been created, changing the parts around. He's
Speaker 4: playing with fucking legos, all right, Withdell replies He Withdell
Speaker 4: replied that unfortunately for these correspondence, this subscribal vagary was
Speaker 4: the rule of the rule in the earlier Semitic spelling
Speaker 4: of that city name, and that it was of special
Speaker 4: significance that, according to the glossaries, the Semitic equivalent of
Speaker 4: the Sameri name tinter or attentioner was Babylou and not Babyli.
Speaker 4: And what did Babelu mean place of the Gate of God,
Speaker 4: and it still was wrong. It was biguess house and grain.
Speaker 4: I would point out to the senior of these writers
Speaker 4: that in the very latest cannuniformed text published by himself
Speaker 4: in nineteen twenty one, and almost only and almost the
Speaker 4: only instances in which Babylon is expressly mentioned, it is
Speaker 4: in the form of this scribal vagary Babelou which the
Speaker 4: read syllable word of the text moreover is arbitrarily and
Speaker 4: inaccurately habitually transliterated by the writer as Babyl. Pinches had
Speaker 4: also called I'm sorry. Pinches had called Maddell's attention to
Speaker 4: this to his article starting over. Pinches had called Maddell's
Speaker 4: attention to his article on the Redu title of Babylon
Speaker 4: in the Proceedings of the Society of Biblical Archaeology in
Speaker 4: nineteen thirteen or something like that, in which he established
Speaker 4: that Sinner was a recognized early title for Babylon and
Speaker 4: city and cited a bilingual text by is that genuinlyk
Speaker 4: That's probably something a lot more Frenchy sounding. In the
Speaker 4: review the asserio Logi, proving that the a title for
Speaker 4: Babylon was shener gal or the great shiner, shinar near
Speaker 4: and I are. This title was read by Pinches as
Speaker 4: Iggy new Gall, but the latter observed that Egy also
Speaker 4: had the value of she, So Waddell stated the name
Speaker 4: could be restored Senor in this variant of Senor the
Speaker 4: Great Tower of Grain. The meaning of tower of life
Speaker 4: could be derived from the fact that she meant life
Speaker 4: and grain meant you get to live because you can eat.
Speaker 4: I hoped I put that last part in myself. Ga
Speaker 4: Barton also posts Waddell on the matter of the term
Speaker 4: sene are and disagreed over the detail. I disagreed that
Speaker 4: you can read it. Can you read it?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: But we already replaced it with a Semitic word. Damn it. Well,
Speaker 4: how do you know I'm wrong because we already relaced
Speaker 4: it with a semetic word. Okay, you don't disagree over it?
Speaker 6: There?
Speaker 4: Is it or isn't? It's what I'm getting at here. Hey,
Speaker 4: that's a word. That word says this. Yeah, but I
Speaker 4: can argue with you about the definition, or I can
Speaker 4: just gaslight the shit out of you and tell you
Speaker 4: it's a different word. How about that? Yeah? Okay, of
Speaker 4: the fanatic Law in his review of the article with
Speaker 4: Dell published on the Historical origin of the in the
Speaker 4: Economic Purposes of the Tower of Babbel in nineteen twenty three,
Speaker 4: propose Indio European affinity. We can probably go past this part.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say, yes, yes, this is okay, it passed.
Speaker 4: We gotta get to our nitty gritty. Here we go.
Speaker 4: Here it is, We're here, Chapter five, page one hundred
Speaker 4: and four. Decoding the Dragon sounds kind of cool, right,
Speaker 4: It's like enter the Dragon, It's like the last dragon.
Speaker 4: It's like, show enough, Am I the prettiest? Am I
Speaker 4: the meanest? Come on? I hear you out there? Decoding
Speaker 4: the Dragon and the Rise of Man The British Edda.
Speaker 4: The sense of the scenes as given in his volume
Speaker 4: is based on Widell's theories and derived from his literal
Speaker 4: translation of the critics, where we just see the introduction
Speaker 4: as so, now here's what we did where I did
Speaker 4: so I read the British Edda. But he kept it,
Speaker 4: he kept it, he kept it. He kept it in
Speaker 4: as close to the original words as possible, except for
Speaker 4: words that were no longer in use, so that Peo
Speaker 4: people went and go because he wanted people to understand
Speaker 4: it right, and some of the extra letters like lots
Speaker 4: of y's and ease and old words that don't really
Speaker 4: need to be there or if they have a different
Speaker 4: vowel now that they're placed at he modernized them a
Speaker 4: little bit, but he kind of kept them the same,
Speaker 4: a little bit harder to read. This one's a lot
Speaker 4: more sh right. And she what she did is she
Speaker 4: just used the glossary at the bottom of the British Shada,
Speaker 4: at the end of the British Shada.
Speaker 5: And just.
Speaker 4: You know, patchword like a little operator, and now here
Speaker 4: we go a lot better, a lot easier to read.
Speaker 4: As the lais lost their rhymes and reason in translation,
Speaker 4: no attempt was made to preserve them in the verses.
Speaker 4: As Waddell had been able to in his literal translation.
Speaker 4: These lays would have been recited at medieval festivals in
Speaker 4: the British Isles. Boddell introduced Scene one with the statement
Speaker 4: that the sibyl voda Spa sang to the assembly and
Speaker 4: now here it comes. This is the beginning. In modernized words. Listen,
Speaker 4: I ask you all kindred celebrating big and small folk.
Speaker 4: That's an allusion to really don't. Maybe or just little
Speaker 4: kids who knows men of the homeland of Dale, you
Speaker 4: wish that I your valiant father tell you the old
Speaker 4: tale are old stories of heroes, as far as I
Speaker 4: remember it, characters of the Edamm. We're gonna pay. We're
Speaker 4: gonna put a little pause in here. We're gonna go
Speaker 4: a little bit longer today. Okay, but I'm gonna pause here.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna throw something in your in your face for
Speaker 4: a few minutes. I'll come back. Uh yeah, Okay, Fed,
Speaker 4: they got Stephan What are you talking about? Does that mean?
Speaker 4: What is that? What does that mean? Like talking about
Speaker 4: Stephans for stopping to what are you talking to me
Speaker 4: like that? Give me okay, Fed, sounds like you're being
Speaker 4: a cocksucker, like you need to get slapped in the
Speaker 4: mouth with something. I don't know. Maybe you're not being
Speaker 4: a dick. I don't know what the context of that is.
Speaker 4: They're saying, Okay, the Fed's got stuff on. Now I'm
Speaker 4: reading it more and I realize you're just being possibly
Speaker 4: a douchebag. Okay, anyway, let's just go to here. And
Speaker 4: so this is something that I shared in my group.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, my my what's the name of the place
Speaker 4: the I haven't slept, by the way, I couldn't sleep
Speaker 4: all night because I was worried about the fucking computer
Speaker 4: and Christmas jopping. So that's where I'm at. My face
Speaker 4: looks like it too. I look like I'm eighty in
Speaker 4: them only forty five. It's called the civilization the Erased.
Speaker 4: All right, this is very interesting. It's forty four minutes long.
Speaker 4: We are definitely not going to get into the whole thing.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna get up and do something and then come
Speaker 4: back fresh, take an energy drink to my face, and
Speaker 4: then proceed because I want to get through this today,
Speaker 4: all right, all right, even if people want to shit
Speaker 4: talk and that, you know, I'm doing it for you too, Buddy,
Speaker 4: the information here, I guess you're a fed if you
Speaker 4: contradict the Jew and you can't. That's kind of funny, right,
Speaker 4: because they're the ones that created the FEDS so that
Speaker 4: they could shut down people who did talk against them.
Speaker 4: Because people who tell the truth really need something like that,
Speaker 4: don't they. Yeah, yeah, truth doesn't really require a task
Speaker 4: force to enforce it.
Speaker 6: I'm going to introduce an alternative conclusion as to why
Speaker 6: these palaces are all over the world. Today, I'm going
Speaker 6: to attempt to take our thought process a little deeper,
Speaker 6: and we're also going to see a palace in Russia
Speaker 6: that we are told as a painter that died years
Speaker 6: before the construction was even close to being done, because
Speaker 6: we all paint our house before it's built.
Speaker 5: No right here on Saint but hold on.
Speaker 4: Paid close attention to the tunnels theme here, and then
Speaker 4: we'll circle back. Well, we'll circle back to that when
Speaker 4: it comes to the many tunnels around the world, including
Speaker 4: a much many many in Turkey, where the stronghold originally
Speaker 4: was of thors Arian or ruling noble class of the Goths.
Speaker 6: Hey Petersburg dot com, we are given a panoramic shot
Speaker 6: of Saint Petersburg, Russia, with perfect dirt roads where I
Speaker 6: don't see a single person, massive buildings everywhere, yet not
Speaker 6: one person. These photos are from eighteen sixty one, only
Speaker 6: three years after they say that this was constructed. You
Speaker 6: can see this palace in the fourth shot in the
Speaker 6: panoramic view where it's becoming clearer and clearer that these
Speaker 6: cities all over the world palaces were constructed by a
Speaker 6: massive civilization, one that was here before us, a civilization
Speaker 6: that had incredible technology, and a civilization that was here
Speaker 6: only a few hundred years ago, a civilization that is
Speaker 6: clearly being hidden to us, yet their construction sits here
Speaker 6: looking at us straight in the face. These photos are alarming,
Speaker 6: in my opinion, everyone should be asking questions at this point.
Speaker 4: One first question you should ask these days is whether
Speaker 4: or not it's an AI drawing or an AI photo. Unfortunately,
Speaker 4: that's something we have to look at, especially when you
Speaker 4: start seeing the other stuff he's showing in the skies.
Speaker 4: I don't think that many photographs still exist, not saying
Speaker 4: that they weren't there, I'm just saying I wonder how
Speaker 4: many of these might be CGI or AI.
Speaker 6: One question should be who paved all this dirt like
Speaker 6: it's all perfectly prepared for these photos? And I'm going
Speaker 6: to suggest an alternative, much less likely idea, an idea
Speaker 6: that should just be there for people to think about,
Speaker 6: and possibly not just an alternative idea, but something that
Speaker 6: could definitely be an addition to what we have already
Speaker 6: known that there was a previous civilization here before us.
Speaker 6: But after doing countless hours of this research on this topic,
Speaker 6: after looking at these photos, where these cities looked like
Speaker 6: they were on display, on display for all of us,
Speaker 6: almost like they were prepared for us, cleaned up perfectly
Speaker 6: and ready for us all to come into the picture
Speaker 6: in the late seventeen hundreds. An idea that I'm just
Speaker 6: going to throw out there into the world for everyone
Speaker 6: to think about instead of being just stuck.
Speaker 5: In my head is are there two groups?
Speaker 6: One that actually cared about us, possibly created us and
Speaker 6: set this stage for us, and one that does not
Speaker 6: care about us, with the corrupt groups still being here,
Speaker 6: and the other group that built our incredible stage and
Speaker 6: felt that we deserved the greatest palaces to live in
Speaker 6: and use. The group that fully understood this type of
Speaker 6: incredible construction possibly no longer here with a corrupt group
Speaker 6: that ended up wanting to control an entire population us
Speaker 6: changing the narrative to all of these buildings, hijacking all
Speaker 6: of the buildings, calling them capital buildings, banks, buildings for
Speaker 6: them now and no longer for us, buildings that were
Speaker 6: always and originally meant for us, where they are now
Speaker 6: used as this group's offices to control us, destroying the
Speaker 6: rest of the buildings with wars, great fires that weren't
Speaker 6: so great, tricking us for two hundred plus years, giving
Speaker 6: us a ridiculous story that a group of people that
Speaker 6: had a population of basically nobody that rode around on
Speaker 6: donkeys with no technology were the master builders of stone
Speaker 6: carved and marble.
Speaker 5: Basilicas that stand the test of time.
Speaker 6: All over the world, when in reality, it was a
Speaker 6: much more powerful group that is no longer here, or
Speaker 6: maybe they are and watching from a distance, a group
Speaker 6: that set the stage for all of us, built all
Speaker 6: of these incredible buildings that we have been talking about
Speaker 6: this entire time, Temples, cathedrals, basilicas, capital buildings, houses that.
Speaker 5: Are white and know not the vinyl siding ones.
Speaker 6: Is it possible that we are so much more important,
Speaker 6: so much more powerful than we are told and completely
Speaker 6: tricked and manipulated into thinking that we are just these
Speaker 6: lazy ponds to these corrupt individuals that stole our buildings,
Speaker 6: our land, making us feel like we're born just to
Speaker 6: work and sleep, just to struggle over and over, when
Speaker 6: in reality our lives are so much more important and
Speaker 6: incredibly valuable. In reality, they have stolen our buildings, taken
Speaker 6: them from us, and giving us these depressing, ugly boxes
Speaker 6: in return, which are demoralizing to look at. We know
Speaker 6: that the historical narrative that we are currently given is
Speaker 6: complete nonsense.
Speaker 5: We have proven this, in my opinion.
Speaker 6: We have shown massive flaws, including the population lie, where
Speaker 6: supposedly we are being told that nobody wants to have
Speaker 6: kids with anyone for thousands of years, and then in
Speaker 6: the seventeen hundreds, out of nowhere, the human mind changes
Speaker 6: for the first time ever, just a random fluke, we
Speaker 6: are told, and people finally enjoy each other's company and
Speaker 6: finally want to have kids with each other.
Speaker 5: And this narrative was accepted for far too long. What
Speaker 5: we don't know and what we all want to know,
Speaker 5: is where we are. What is the truth?
Speaker 6: Who actually built these buildings? They are incredible and nothing
Speaker 6: like the buildings that we build today. It's built by
Speaker 6: a different mindset. They're built with much more technology, much
Speaker 6: more information that we do not have.
Speaker 5: We are not taught these skills in our highest architecture classes.
Speaker 6: Which class shows us how to knock out a palace
Speaker 6: in a year with no power tools, no light bulbs,
Speaker 6: no shipping companies, nothing. That chapter was left out of
Speaker 6: the college architecture book. We all know this these buildings
Speaker 6: that we all see in every single one of our cities,
Speaker 6: they tell a much different story than what we've all
Speaker 6: been told by the mainstream narrative. And this narrative, this lie,
Speaker 6: it only helps one group, and the group is not us.
Speaker 6: There was a previous civilization that was here before us,
Speaker 6: a civilization that was massive and.
Speaker 5: Held incredible technology. But there is a very real possibility.
Speaker 6: In my mind that there are also higher powers that
Speaker 6: are possibly still here that set this current stage for us,
Speaker 6: and the game has now been corrupted. We don't advance
Speaker 6: our overall thought process by simply being quiet who maintained
Speaker 6: all of this? Third, we're being told that a civilization
Speaker 6: of no people had the capabilities to construct an entire
Speaker 6: palace city and this city will last forever. Yet when
Speaker 6: you look at the finished product, there isn't a single
Speaker 6: person anywhere.
Speaker 5: It's empty.
Speaker 6: And here we have Saint Isaac's Cathedral located in Saint Petersburg, Russia,
Speaker 6: and the inside just blows your mind with massive doors, incredible.
Speaker 5: Detail, with the height of over three hundred and thirty.
Speaker 6: Feet, and we are told the exact same story that
Speaker 6: we've seen all.
Speaker 5: Over the world.
Speaker 4: I bet as three hundred and thirty three feet.
Speaker 5: That this wasn't even the first structure. This one was
Speaker 5: the replacement.
Speaker 6: In fact, it was the fourth consecutive church standing at
Speaker 6: this place. The exact same location has had four churches here.
Speaker 4: This is what we're in potential lay line.
Speaker 5: We're being told.
Speaker 6: I'm shocked that this pattern that four buildings have been
Speaker 6: on the same site. How has this pattern not been
Speaker 6: identified before? We see the exact same thing even over
Speaker 6: in Texas when they have seven courthouses on the exact
Speaker 6: same site.
Speaker 5: We've seen it all over. It's a repeating pattern.
Speaker 6: All of these narratives all over the world are in
Speaker 6: my opinion, created by the same source, and in my opinion,
Speaker 6: based on everything that we've seen, it's an ai very
Speaker 6: similar to at GPT. This palace has bronze doors, internal columns,
Speaker 6: statues on the inside, and of course the interior was
Speaker 6: originally decorated with paintings that have been since painted over
Speaker 6: and supposedly they reproduced them. They had to get rid
Speaker 6: of the originals because they deteriorated because of the cold
Speaker 6: and damp conditions inside.
Speaker 5: This is incredible.
Speaker 6: How they get away with destroying the originals over and
Speaker 6: over we are told that this building was constructed between
Speaker 6: eighteen eighteen and eighteen fifty eight. When we can easily
Speaker 6: catch this narrative in a lie when we go to
Speaker 6: Vatican City and take a look at Sistine Chapel where
Speaker 6: Michelangelo painted this in fifteen oh eight to fifteen twelve,
Speaker 6: supposedly pre dating this Russian painting by over three hundred years,
Speaker 6: and it's holding up just fine, unless, of course, Michaelangelo
Speaker 6: had a better paint set. It's ridiculous. So the paintings
Speaker 6: should have been just fine in Russia. And this is
Speaker 6: when the story gets even weirder when they tell us
Speaker 6: that during World War II, the dome was also painted over,
Speaker 6: making it gray to avoid attention from enemy aircraft. So
Speaker 6: I hope we're all seeing very clearly at this point
Speaker 6: what these wars seeing, what their true purpose was, clearly
Speaker 6: destroying these buildings.
Speaker 5: Removing the inside because it was too cold.
Speaker 4: Look what they did at Dresden. Remember what they did
Speaker 4: to that city and how beautiful used to be.
Speaker 5: Give me a break.
Speaker 6: And they say the work was never completed, But when
Speaker 6: you take a look at the inside, it looks pretty
Speaker 6: completed to me. It doesn't even look like they missed
Speaker 6: one spot. And they tell us that the original paintings
Speaker 6: were done by this Carl guy and other random Russian
Speaker 6: masters of the day. And of course no need to
Speaker 6: name these Russian masters of the day, but here is Karl.
Speaker 6: It was the pose of the day. Could you imagine
Speaker 6: if we gave information way the mainstream narrative did, just
Speaker 6: saying they were the flavor of the day, painted by
Speaker 6: the painters of the day, like it's some sort of
Speaker 6: special on the menu. It's incredible how this was accepted
Speaker 6: as fact for so long. It's shocking. And Carl died
Speaker 6: before the construction was done. Do we all paint our
Speaker 6: houses before the construction is done.
Speaker 5: Or is this the last step in the process. It
Speaker 5: is the last step.
Speaker 6: You don't paint your house in years before it's done.
Speaker 6: He died in eighteen fifty two. We are told that
Speaker 6: the building is done in eighteen fifty eight. So this
Speaker 6: guy that put the finishing touches on the palace is
Speaker 6: dead six years before the building is done. So we
Speaker 6: know we don't paint our house six years before it's done.
Speaker 6: Oh and if we go down here at the bottom,
Speaker 6: we can see that this was his self portrait.
Speaker 5: Very nice choice, Carl.
Speaker 6: Let's take a look at the technologies of this palace
Speaker 6: where William handy Side is the engineer. So handy Side
Speaker 6: is the guy where they get ten thousand tree trunks
Speaker 6: and throw them into the marshy banks. So they want
Speaker 6: us to believe that there's just a bunch of tree
Speaker 6: trunks under this palace. And I know they are a
Speaker 6: bunch of liars at this point. So when we see
Speaker 6: something like this, I know to go deeper. This statement
Speaker 6: makes me think that there is something under this palace
Speaker 6: that has significant value. When we can see that this
Speaker 6: building has artwork and exhibits from a museum that were
Speaker 6: hidden away in the cathedral's basement. So now we know
Speaker 6: that this palace has a basement with valuables in it,
Speaker 6: and all chalked up to this war again. So they
Speaker 6: lay down these ten thousand tree trunks on a marshy bank.
Speaker 4: But they cut a nice hole in it for a basement,
Speaker 4: and knock.
Speaker 6: Out a massive basement on top of all that, and
Speaker 6: then build a palace and paint it before it's done,
Speaker 6: and then get rid of those paintings because it's a
Speaker 6: little too cold, but never finish those paintings of course.
Speaker 5: Oh and this is the fourth palace on the same side.
Speaker 5: It sounds like a lie.
Speaker 6: I wonder how much bigger this palace is underground, like
Speaker 6: we have seen in episode forty four when we caught
Speaker 6: a tunnel on camera from the Illinois State Capitol building
Speaker 6: while they were in the middle of destroying something and
Speaker 6: just call it a renovation project.
Speaker 5: So here's the construction.
Speaker 6: Photo that they give us, a photo from Express to
Speaker 6: Russia dot com.
Speaker 5: There's a big problem though with this picture.
Speaker 6: It's a drawing, and we know that they had cameras
Speaker 6: in eighteen sixteen, so why give us a drawing?
Speaker 4: Said, all right, We're going to go back to what
Speaker 4: I was reading.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 4: You guys can find that he flashes his subscribe and
Speaker 4: information enough times you probably couldn't not see it. And
Speaker 4: somebody commented about the person's first video I've ever encountered
Speaker 4: with them. I kind of like the way the guy
Speaker 4: was talking, because he's like a no nonsense type of
Speaker 4: kind of has that New York flare to him in
Speaker 4: a sense. And I'm from that area, so confident speakers,
Speaker 4: you know, they grab my attention. I haven't looked too
Speaker 4: deeply in it, so don't it's done a reflection on me.
Speaker 4: I just thought that that information was pretty interesting. I
Speaker 4: didn't agree with anything everything he said. I had different
Speaker 4: conclusions for things. And I also have that idea that,
Speaker 4: you know, with everything being AI and CGI, how do
Speaker 4: you verify these photographs to even because he goes into
Speaker 4: airships and stuff like that afterward, and I would like
Speaker 4: to believe that stuff. But this other idea that you know,
Speaker 4: somebody created it for us, and he really goes hyv
Speaker 4: on that. I don't know how much he's able to
Speaker 4: actually verify that, you know, how much like it most
Speaker 4: certainly has to be a lot of speculation. But it's
Speaker 4: a good avenue to go down in a sense because
Speaker 4: it gives you that thing that nobody wants. Everybody gets
Speaker 4: mad at you when you don't throw a little bit
Speaker 4: in there. It's called hope that, hey, maybe there were
Speaker 4: I'm already showing you there were good people, you know,
Speaker 4: just in the not in the history they tell us
Speaker 4: everybody's a scoundrel. Everybody in the Old Testament it's either
Speaker 4: a rapist or a murderer, or you know, commits incest
Speaker 4: or gets drunken, yells at their kids because they're naked anyway,
Speaker 4: or you know, ah shit, my wife's a pillar assault.
Speaker 4: I told you that, the little back bitch.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: The leading hero of the Edo was Thor. Okay, here
Speaker 4: is characters of the Edda. The leading hero of the
Speaker 4: Eddo was Thor, a king of Troy in Asia minor
Speaker 4: the Iceland or Snory, who fucked up everything by the way,
Speaker 4: rearranged everything. And because they collected these pages and of
Speaker 4: this manuscript over time, they kind of just threw it together,
Speaker 4: is what Widella is saying. And they don't have it
Speaker 4: in order, so it looks like it's multiple timelines and
Speaker 4: multiple stops and starts. And then that's how they created
Speaker 4: additional characters that were never there, only because he just
Speaker 4: didn't they didn't know enough of how to put it
Speaker 4: in the order, in the proper order. That was one problem.
Speaker 4: Then translation was another, thinking that it was Icelandic when
Speaker 4: it was very old English and the stuff that people
Speaker 4: say old English. Trust mean, when you read this old
Speaker 4: old English, when you see it, you're like, no, they're talking.
Speaker 4: The stuff that you can actually decipher is Middle English.
Speaker 4: That's not Old English. Old English. I was like, what
Speaker 4: the hell is that the leading hero of the Eda
Speaker 4: was Thor, a king of Troy. In Asia Minor, the
Speaker 4: icelander Snorri Sturlisen also showed Thor in ancient Troy and
Speaker 4: as taking possession of thrace called Trudheim meaning truth home
Speaker 4: or troad. I want to say, that's how it's pronounced,
Speaker 4: exploring regions of the world, overcoming berserks, giants, a dragon,
Speaker 4: and wild beasts, and marrying sith or Epha who had
Speaker 4: gold hair and was of the same genealogy as himself,
Speaker 4: same genealogy. There were already goss in that area. With
Speaker 4: the wave that came down in large in larger quantity
Speaker 4: that then established a kingdom under Thor. That that was
Speaker 4: the wave that actually is on the record of having
Speaker 4: done something, because the rest of them were kind of scattered.
Speaker 4: And as we'll find out, Eve or Gwenevere or however
Speaker 4: we want to call her name, Ipa sif she was
Speaker 4: Anita knight and she was like a priestess in the
Speaker 4: cult for a while, that's why she was tempted by
Speaker 4: the serpent. Yet it because the serpent cult, certain wolf cult,
Speaker 4: and you know, the the whole cauldron thing and the
Speaker 4: serpent and the pharmacia. All this stuff should resonate or
Speaker 4: at least make you think about something in that respect. Right,
Speaker 4: the elder at a codex regis air remember which means
Speaker 4: arian or noble thor or you get it right, is
Speaker 4: referred to as Ad with the dialectic odd or ode
Speaker 4: dar Asa andvari Bill, Hey, Bill Dan dar or durr
Speaker 4: thor burr Iyandry Modi, Odie, odell athel O Tar sig
Speaker 4: goare gerdy gear and hey, look it's Geordie with the
Speaker 4: little visor, as well as scout sky or Sith, a
Speaker 4: title of Eastern European goth of Getay. Some of these
Speaker 4: names correspond to Samerian titles add adamu Ada and Dara
Speaker 4: or Dura as bell or Bill Dan Darder. Because it
Speaker 4: goes on and on, you get it. He's got a
Speaker 4: lot of titles and names, but the ones at the
Speaker 4: end here like you see Odo, which would be turned
Speaker 4: into Odin later, but they claim as his father when
Speaker 4: it's not. He's old of the Inn, so he's Odin.
Speaker 4: But sag Sack and sag or Sack all morph later
Speaker 4: into Zeus so thora Zeus. But they give him a
Speaker 4: bunch of shitty attributes and make him dickhead because in
Speaker 4: this story it's his wife Eve who is stolen by
Speaker 4: Balder and raped. But they show the story of Zeus
Speaker 4: and they make him the rapist when he steals away
Speaker 4: Europa as a bull takes her away and rapes her.
Speaker 4: Zeus was all about the rapes in their stories, kind
Speaker 4: of reflective of their culture.
Speaker 5: I think.
Speaker 4: Dar is the commonest name for the solar god of
Speaker 4: early Sumerian songs, with the prefix as or Asa meaning lord.
Speaker 4: Waddell expounded that in etic poems, Dar was the original
Speaker 4: Sumerian form of Thor because T is a late dialectic
Speaker 4: letter for the Old English letter D, and the A
Speaker 4: has been replaced over time by O. In his view,
Speaker 4: the pre Christian hero air Thor or the aryan Thor
Speaker 4: was a distorted figure of the deified solar hero in
Speaker 4: early Sumerian psalms Dr Dar or Ur with the prefix
Speaker 4: as as as being Lord i e. Thor's asa title
Speaker 4: and prefix in the Eda, Dar was written in Sumerian
Speaker 4: by a word sign possessing the phonetic value of Dar
Speaker 4: as well as arras Thor's chivalric like exploits include included
Speaker 4: his Reform of Eden, dated by Woodell to three thousand,
Speaker 4: three and eighty or three hundred and fifty BC. R
Speaker 4: Here on there the depiction of King air Thor as
Speaker 4: the tall redbearded Asa Thor, the friend of man, who
Speaker 4: was so fair of face that when he stood in
Speaker 4: the midst of other men, it was like ivory set
Speaker 4: in oak. His hair was fairer than gold blonde, ties
Speaker 4: in with the ethnic characteristics of the Nordic people. His
Speaker 4: voice or language is described as ringing in the following lay,
Speaker 4: in which old English terms have been removed, using Butdell's glossary.
Speaker 4: I see in a long distant past the imperial reign
Speaker 4: of reason, and hear the ringing voice of sig Or,
Speaker 4: the divine calling, why must brother's battle? Why must young
Speaker 4: sisters spoil their wedlock? The tall red beardasa or Lord
Speaker 4: Thors thus spoke so fair of face he was he
Speaker 4: it was like ivoryset and oak. His hair was fairer
Speaker 4: than gold. Thor receives the visit of Vestals, one of
Speaker 4: whom is the future his future wife gun Ifa Eve
Speaker 4: and Amazon and Amazon female warrior on horseback. Yes, and
Speaker 4: now let's let's take a look at this right, because
Speaker 4: this ties into Ammin Hillman and his very string change
Speaker 4: obsession with the very negative attributes of Medea. Media could
Speaker 4: very well be another form or name or a person
Speaker 4: of this cult, if it's not L herself, or if
Speaker 4: it's not you know, Ilu L. Because this is a okay,
Speaker 4: when we remember when we talked about the Saturn cult
Speaker 4: and how they had this mythical idea that I want
Speaker 4: to call it mythical. I don't know how you could
Speaker 4: ever verify that this is true if they didn't write
Speaker 4: anything back then that there was a purple haze. There
Speaker 4: was no real sun here. Yeah, and you know there
Speaker 4: was this big giant Saturn really close to us and
Speaker 4: it was all purpleish in the sky all the time.
Speaker 4: Well purple is that drug? Right? If they're in a
Speaker 4: purple hay is do you think maybe that's like metaphor
Speaker 4: before the light came, which would be the sun worshipers
Speaker 4: of the Gothic type who brought that cult and that
Speaker 4: you know, faith in monotheism and away from demons into
Speaker 4: their world. See, they see the dark time quote unquote
Speaker 4: of the purple haze as their good times. And then
Speaker 4: the Gothic arians coming in and screwing up their good
Speaker 4: time and making that the end of their golden age.
Speaker 4: So they liked being in a in a state of
Speaker 4: power over all people with their sorcery. And obviously you
Speaker 4: can tell that's a that's a perspective of the cult
Speaker 4: telling the story. And if it's a perfect perspective of
Speaker 4: the cult telling the story, and the stories are written
Speaker 4: much later, that means that the cult what survived and
Speaker 4: began to flourish and then began to dominate, And now
Speaker 4: here we are now they call themselves Judaism, Christianity, and Islam,
Speaker 4: and maybe not everybody except for the ones that created
Speaker 4: those religions even know what those are. But they are
Speaker 4: Abrahamic death cults, and in reality they're just guys for
Speaker 4: the worship of the demiurge or Saturn or this Edenite
Speaker 4: cult of demonology from Babylon prior.
Speaker 5: To the.
Speaker 4: The coming in of the of the of the Arians. Right,
Speaker 4: so here we are again, So here let's continue. Her
Speaker 4: initial intention is to spy on him, but she is
Speaker 4: converted to his son cult, you know, the cult word.
Speaker 4: I probably throw some people off and son because of
Speaker 4: our indoctrination of you know, oh, if primitive people who
Speaker 4: worshiped their son and Da da Da, they worshiped God
Speaker 4: as a singular son, being a symbol of what God
Speaker 4: in the singular is able to create. So they fixed
Speaker 4: upon the most obvious and largest and grandest of the
Speaker 4: creation and venerated that in reflection to God, the all
Speaker 4: Father or whatever. Okay, both their genealogies are decided. They
Speaker 4: they call them what they call them. There's Erza, which
Speaker 4: is earth, and I can't remember the own all right, continue, oh,
Speaker 4: Ralda Raalda is is what it's called, and the uh
Speaker 4: or Linda Rald of the off other and Freya is
Speaker 4: another name for Eve. I don't know if it's title
Speaker 4: or whatever, but they call her Freya in the Remember
Speaker 4: the Children of Fraya or Freya that's also in the
Speaker 4: Orlanded book. These two have parallels, I mean honestly, between
Speaker 4: the British Eda and the Orlando Book. To me, that's
Speaker 4: more of a Bible for me, if I actually need
Speaker 4: something like that than in anything that I've read from
Speaker 4: these Abrahamic death cult sorcerers. This spellcasting book that pulls
Speaker 4: people in and messes their head up forever. Both their
Speaker 4: genealogies are recited. Gania is of the same race as Airthor,
Speaker 4: although she was a priestess in ELL's Serpent Dragon cult.
Speaker 4: See the introduction the hypothetical proto Indio. European term for
Speaker 4: serpent dragon slaying is g pashreen and and derivatives are
Speaker 4: kun serpent in Hittite, the Vedic han a vest in
Speaker 4: jan and Old English Gone. So even Gwen or gwen
Speaker 4: Ever or Gwenever Guenevere in French have the root for
Speaker 4: dragon that corresponds to g Pashtrian, so they're saying she's
Speaker 4: of the cult. That's her lineage in the past, so
Speaker 4: it's represented and reflective in her name. Because Jesus have
Speaker 4: had difficulties in explaining why in Genesis, Eve's name is
Speaker 4: strangely linked to the serpent because the name itself is
Speaker 4: very much like the Aramatic word serpent. Perhaps the solution
Speaker 4: can be found in the Edda, as it contains clues
Speaker 4: to elucidate this mystery. Eve is a vestal of the
Speaker 4: Serpent Dragon cult and Amazon on tall woman really good
Speaker 4: with bow and arrow and poisoned Darts, full of purple
Speaker 4: right cult and Amazon who lives with Edenites before converting
Speaker 4: to Thor's son cult. Remember, if you're in Ammin Hillman's arena,
Speaker 4: he's he's he's pro Edonite. He doesn't tell you that,
Speaker 4: but he also says hell Satan and then he tells
Speaker 4: you how bad yahweh is. So basically okay, so yahweh satan.
Speaker 4: And then you say hell satan, so hale yahweh. So
Speaker 4: you didn't really change beside you're on. You're just making
Speaker 4: people think that you did. What's going on with their helmet?
Speaker 4: Thor Mary sif who is the fairest of women, and
Speaker 4: her hair was like gold? Thor and sif Ifau their
Speaker 4: answers answer the other ancestry are given in the eda U.
Speaker 4: Thor is a descend of the yin Lings, not the
Speaker 4: beer Well maybe who knows. Probably not for Pennsylvania, though
Speaker 4: the ancestors of whom were the eighth Lings or Ethelings,
Speaker 4: a clan name for the race called the Angles or Ingles.
Speaker 4: Now this is where it gets interesting. The Angles are
Speaker 4: Ingles forefathers, forefathers prior to the Anglo Saxons. Now, later on,
Speaker 4: I don't know if we're going to get to that part,
Speaker 4: but they talked about how they lifted the word angel
Speaker 4: or the concept of angel from Anglo because they were
Speaker 4: tall Aryan like in nature, and they worshiped the Sun Cult,
Speaker 4: who used wings as a representation symbolically in their carvings.
Speaker 4: So when they saw people with wings, they you know,
Speaker 4: people die off whatever. Then s coming outs comes along,
Speaker 4: sees this thing and sees this picture or this carving
Speaker 4: and takes it literal as men with wings hey angels
Speaker 4: in Saxon for the word sack, which was a title
Speaker 4: of Thores, which later turns into Zeus right another it's
Speaker 4: reflective of the whole Sun Cult thing. In the genealogy
Speaker 4: of the ethel Anes with column was mentioned Ali, whose
Speaker 4: howdy work reached the skirts of heaven, reminiscent of the
Speaker 4: towered Babbel narrative in Genesis. This Ali was the first
Speaker 4: of the dan Danube region and from an upper class
Speaker 4: society descended from seafarers called Swans, and Swan's the red
Speaker 4: and from I can't tell that's and f I think
Speaker 4: that Alf named the eagle l D the hound of Eden,
Speaker 4: says hound wolf right, l D the hound of Eden
Speaker 4: says thou Art tar Or born of Innstone and Instone
Speaker 4: was of Alf named the eagle, and Alf was the
Speaker 4: wolf tribe. The seafarer wolves and the seafarers were swans
Speaker 4: the red. That race was of noble blood. Ali, my
Speaker 4: great grandfather of your was a mighty strong man, the
Speaker 4: first of the Dan region. He was the highest of
Speaker 4: the young Shields. He joined forces with Amond, and what
Speaker 4: a western man who slew sigter ig your yig with
Speaker 4: the stone club. He had a wife of western kin
Speaker 4: called olm Vague. They had a race from the progeny
Speaker 4: of eight sons. These are the young Shields, These are
Speaker 4: the skilled ones. Thence are the old lings. Thence are
Speaker 4: the inlings. Thence were the landowner is born. Thence were
Speaker 4: the heirs or Aryans, born of masters and valiant ones
Speaker 4: who dominate the world. You are of that race, o
Speaker 4: tar or Thor of the homesteads. Must must be nice
Speaker 4: to hear that like your royalty. Bro L the Goddess
Speaker 4: of Eden, the Sorceress of Eden. A few days from
Speaker 4: the Aryans frontier at Urd on the Nar Euphrates was
Speaker 4: the shrine of the matriarchal chief and priestess of the
Speaker 4: Serpent Dragon cult of the Edenites. The word Buddhar used
Speaker 4: in the Eda means a bride in the sense of
Speaker 4: unwitted ours h o r s of Eden is. There
Speaker 4: was no marriage institution under this Chaldean goddess whose seat
Speaker 4: was in the Garden of Eden. There was no marriage.
Speaker 4: There's communal so they just banged all, you know, They
Speaker 4: just passed the bitches around, just kind of like they
Speaker 4: do now with their stupid cults. And that's what Frankism
Speaker 4: is all about, too, wife swapping, diddy party in all right,
Speaker 4: except there's no well no, there's there's plenty a side
Speaker 4: of me too. Of men was in the garden of
Speaker 4: Eden at or Redo, meaning literally city of the deep. Interesting,
Speaker 4: Eden means city of the deep because it was situated
Speaker 4: at the beginning of a of the deep navigable channel
Speaker 4: of the Euphrates At. Jarroblis or Karshmish also was later.
Speaker 4: Why does it say c Matfield and then end like that?
Speaker 4: Oh okay, so Carshamis also was later, So there's two
Speaker 4: places by that name. Jarables was the second one. This
Speaker 4: primitive mother goddess l is sometimes called Emi Gime or
Speaker 4: is it jingmy I don't know or Heimi in the Edda.
Speaker 4: Stilsons took this character for the male eden Kite. So
Speaker 4: is this where we get all the male forms of
Speaker 4: l is that? Did that get carried because he came
Speaker 4: away later than all that. But who's translating what and
Speaker 4: at what point? Because I read you U the ridic text,
Speaker 4: but I didn't read them from the original, right, I
Speaker 4: didn't learn I didn't learn Samerian in order to do it.
Speaker 4: So I'm reading somebody else's translations of the ball cycle
Speaker 4: one and two. So what happened there? Elle is a
Speaker 4: female Elvis supposed to be People say no Elle is Saturn. Well,
Speaker 4: I mean kinda kinda. Waddell stated that the older edict
Speaker 4: texts described Emi as the matriarch of the serpent Wolf cult.
Speaker 4: I like how it continues to keep the wolf in there,
Speaker 4: because that's really significant. Some people drop that part and
Speaker 4: just called the serpent clt serpent Wolf cult of Eotin
Speaker 4: or Eden. And she had a Sumerian counterpart, gem a
Speaker 4: maid or concubine with a variant Zimu with a synonym
Speaker 4: of gol or gyle, which confirms her identity with the Goula,
Speaker 4: the primitive mother goddess of the earth of the caldis
Speaker 4: right their land, their their time, their rain. The earth
Speaker 4: of the caldis their their little world, right. They're a
Speaker 4: little purple haze, purple drug. They they even talk about
Speaker 4: in this at all over the place that they're gifted
Speaker 4: with the venom of the adder, which is a snake. Right,
Speaker 4: So they're they're they're mixing their pharmachea concoctions. They have
Speaker 4: power over all the people, and they have a what
Speaker 4: they call a looking glass in the sense, but we'll
Speaker 4: get into that. The serpent of the deep in the
Speaker 4: Babylonian tradition is also female Tiamat. The word Gandha or
Speaker 4: gander also occurs in the in relation to her cult.
Speaker 4: It means sorcerer and is associated with serpent, wolf and
Speaker 4: the witch's broom. L is a powerful witch, a dark
Speaker 4: magician naturally gifted with the cult powers, a conjurer who
Speaker 4: was already deified during her life, and a mother goddess
Speaker 4: associated with the moon. There we go. There's the Moon
Speaker 4: Saturn Moon cult given sacrifice, sorcery, pharmacia, lots of drugs,
Speaker 4: and you'll see some other shit too. The matriarchal culture
Speaker 4: which air and here's the thing too, I gotta thought
Speaker 4: about this sorcery, you know, these days, what other people
Speaker 4: who would come across in primitive minds would see technology
Speaker 4: and be like magic. Right, So if there were artifacts
Speaker 4: floating around that other people picked up and then were
Speaker 4: able to dominate an entire society and get them to
Speaker 4: bow because of your magical ability to do things, you
Speaker 4: could make all the hocus pocus, magy, gobbedy goop, priest
Speaker 4: craft bullshit you wanted to. Because at the end of
Speaker 4: the day, you're using some place of technology that lasted
Speaker 4: some sort of you know, cataclysm or whatnot, or buried
Speaker 4: on purpose. Who knows that's really giving you your quote
Speaker 4: unquote powers. I can't I have to go back to
Speaker 4: that because this almost seems like the remnants of this.
Speaker 4: They talk about flaming swords in this too, and it
Speaker 4: just makes me think I'm not going to just brush
Speaker 4: that off or you know, zip by it, because I
Speaker 4: don't quite get what they're saying. What does that mean?
Speaker 4: It's not flaming arrows. They don't say that. Were they
Speaker 4: dipped in the in the in the purple? I don't know, whatever.
Speaker 4: There's something else going on there. Titles for the Matriarch
Speaker 4: l l l al. We need to go through all
Speaker 4: that Elu is important though, because it's also I l
Speaker 4: U right, and that's the Ilu Limnu or the demons
Speaker 4: of the Babylonian magic. Elu also means priest. In the Semitic,
Speaker 4: Kaldean and Akkadian equivalent title. L was the name of
Speaker 4: the supreme god of the Cannonite pantheon. A title for
Speaker 4: the Edenites is Glad, also spelled Gald or geld. The
Speaker 4: Chaldeans were called Kaldi or Kldu by the Assyrians. Varg
Speaker 4: is a variant of the Frig title of the matriarch,
Speaker 4: which means she wolf. It was Ferig and Samerian. The
Speaker 4: old matriarch L called Elu. There we go, Elu, the
Speaker 4: dragon of evil. Elu the dragon of evil. Tiamat is
Speaker 4: also called mother Huber. In Babylonian version, the Eda describes
Speaker 4: l as feeding her son Balder as the wolf of
Speaker 4: Fenn member Fenn. There used to be Fenrier, the giant
Speaker 4: wolf that swallowed Odin up in the mistranslations, Fenrir and
Speaker 4: then Walder or was supposed to be the one who
Speaker 4: avenged right, but that was a place, not a person.
Speaker 4: Fen Or Van lake Van of Cappadocia. L is also
Speaker 4: the Babylonian tiawat Tiamat says tiawat there. That's why I
Speaker 4: said that the Semitic feminine form of thaie or Tiva
Speaker 4: in the Eda, though Tai is a name also used
Speaker 4: when a character parallel to the able of Genesis is
Speaker 4: slain by the Edic counterpart of the Biblical Caine. Right,
Speaker 4: Abel kind of takes the the role of a typhon
Speaker 4: in that sense, and Abel's balder parallels to Caine and Abel.
Speaker 4: Waddell noted that in Genesis, the Hebrew lord l Eloheim
Speaker 4: of Eden unfairly refuses Caine's offering of the fruits of
Speaker 4: the ground but accepts the animal sacrifice from Abel, Now,
Speaker 4: who do you think wrote this? Who do you think
Speaker 4: wrote this? Where their god likes the and you're gonna
Speaker 4: it says animal sacrifice, But of course that was altered.
Speaker 4: There was animal sacrifice, sure, but there was human sacrifice too,
Speaker 4: And and the agricultural lists were the Goths slash ruling
Speaker 4: noble class arians. And so their god refuses Caine's offering
Speaker 4: of the fruits of the ground but accepts the animal sacrifice.
Speaker 4: What kind of god are they penning a picture of here?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 4: Do we see now, do we see who wrote the
Speaker 4: Old Testament and what they were actually from and who
Speaker 4: they actually were before they crafted this little masks for
Speaker 4: themselves in the Hellenistic period, using these old texts as
Speaker 4: a reference. Because they can't come up with anything on
Speaker 4: their own. The only thing they can do is play
Speaker 4: really good drums. And you know, I think there was
Speaker 4: three of them that used used to be beastie boys.
Speaker 4: That's about the best, you know, I've seen in the
Speaker 4: light of the Eda. The interpretation of this account is
Speaker 4: that Cain's offering to the indigenous population was the fruit
Speaker 4: of the agriculture, fruit of agriculture as introduced by the
Speaker 4: Aryan civilization, but it was rejected by primitive society, the Edenites.
Speaker 4: They didn't want to be farmers. Fuck you, we can
Speaker 4: just steal what we want from these people that we
Speaker 4: have under our control. What is I supposed to say?
Speaker 4: Exegettiest said whatever found no explanation for the lord's rejection
Speaker 4: of Kine's sacrifice. They found no explanation for it. Mysteries
Speaker 4: of this kind, as well as contradictions in Genesis, could
Speaker 4: be ascribed to the fact that a monotheist reform seeking
Speaker 4: to provide the Jewish nation with a separate identity from
Speaker 4: the Polythe theism of the ancient Near East attempted to
Speaker 4: disguise the parts that the other gods originally played in
Speaker 4: their scripture. Wedell believed that the old that the god
Speaker 4: who demanded an animal sactor.
Speaker 1: Here's me.
Speaker 4: Every time I got the clapping in my ears, man,
Speaker 4: I just jumped out of my chair.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 5: Whoever did that.
Speaker 4: Be in a class for a long time. Thank you,
Speaker 4: Thank you too. Ever, I'll go check and see the second. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that wow. I almost jumped out of my skin. When
Speaker 4: people donate on a on FGJ media, it collapse and
Speaker 4: it's like a it's wow. It was loud. All right,
Speaker 4: thank you to whoever that is. I'll go check a
Speaker 4: look in the second. Let me just get through this.
Speaker 4: Wdell believed that the god who demanded the animal sacrifice
Speaker 4: was originally the matriarchal god l of the Serpent dragon
Speaker 4: called the serpent that attempts to tempt attempts to tempt
Speaker 4: Eve in the middle of the garden of Eden. So
Speaker 4: let's start all that over again, because we want to
Speaker 4: pay attention to this part. Weddell believed that the god
Speaker 4: who demanded animal sacrifice. Saturn yelled the both right demiurge.
Speaker 4: Did every want to call them yahweh for people out
Speaker 4: there that are hip to it was originally the matriarchal
Speaker 4: god l of the serpent dragon Colt, the serpent that
Speaker 4: attempts to tempt Eve in the middle of the garden
Speaker 4: of Eden, because remember she was one, and she wasn't Amazon,
Speaker 4: and she was using that She was probably poking people
Speaker 4: with those arrows full of that purple or some other
Speaker 4: concoction of venom that would you know, you just have
Speaker 4: to graze them and either their tripping balls or they die.
Speaker 4: The symbolic of the serpent cult that existed more than
Speaker 4: two thousand years before the texts were attached together by
Speaker 4: a scribe or editor. According to Waddell, the able of
Speaker 4: Genesis belonged to Elle's Colt, as he sacrificed animals, and
Speaker 4: for this reason was favored Kine, the other son of Adam,
Speaker 4: because that wasn't a character trait of the gods at
Speaker 4: that time. At that time we got to put it.
Speaker 4: At that time asterisk on that Cain, the other son
Speaker 4: of Adam, and Genesis is called by the title of
Speaker 4: aish in the Eda, which appears to be a vestige
Speaker 4: of the Sumerian royal title of jin Or as a
Speaker 4: zag and his aegeus title. Gun Miyak is to be
Speaker 4: identified to the Gan gun Or Khan, who built the
Speaker 4: Samerian seaport city of Anook on the Persian Gulf to
Speaker 4: the west of Lagash. Far from being an outcast and
Speaker 4: a fugitive, Kin was the first builder of cities. As
Speaker 4: stated in Genesis, gun Miyak is the son of Thor,
Speaker 4: the latter being a parallel to Adam Miak or Mikhiele
Speaker 4: or Meikli ends up becoming Michael because they had to
Speaker 4: put an L at every thing. Right, now you know
Speaker 4: where the elk comes from. You always knew it had
Speaker 4: something to do with L, but now we know maybe
Speaker 4: a few more details of the real l whose Sumerian
Speaker 4: parallel is Mudgala is the original of Saint Michael, who
Speaker 4: has been made an archangel in the Christian tradition and
Speaker 4: is often portrayed on church stained glass windows as the
Speaker 4: dragon slayers. They're seeing that Kine is the dragon slator
Speaker 4: with wings, just as the wings sun horse. Now see
Speaker 4: how backwards this is. They teach you through that book
Speaker 4: that the blood sacrifice was more it was more favorable
Speaker 4: than the agriculture, and that made Caine jealous jealous, right.
Speaker 4: They didn't like these people, they didn't care what the
Speaker 4: hell el thought of them, but they made it made
Speaker 4: Kane jealousy had to go and he had to go
Speaker 4: slayh Able. Right, who do you think that what perspective
Speaker 4: is this coming from? Because it's flip flopped, isn't it.
Speaker 4: Abel is Balder who ends up later on in the
Speaker 4: story raping Eve, kidnapping her and raping her. And there's
Speaker 4: alternative texts that talk about the devil doing that the Eve, right,
Speaker 4: and then they say, well, that's where the kids came from,
Speaker 4: or that's where Seth came from, or that's where oh no, no,
Speaker 4: they said canaan Abel came from that, which, by the way,
Speaker 4: they were already there, wasn't you know what I mean,
Speaker 4: whatever doesn't matter. They were already there at the time
Speaker 4: that you've gets taken. But and they weren't brothers, that's
Speaker 4: the other thing. They weren't brothers with wings just as Okay,
Speaker 4: so it's often portrayed on Christians thing glass windows as
Speaker 4: a dragon slayer with wings just as the winged Sunhorse
Speaker 4: or Asva of the Katy on Britain coins. Wedell believed
Speaker 4: that the legendary slaying of the dragon Apollon by Saint
Speaker 4: Michael had a historical human origin. All right, human original
Speaker 4: sorry by Saint Michael had an historical human original in
Speaker 4: the story of the Eda. He indeed disclosed a parallel
Speaker 4: between the slaying of Apollion and that of Epley of
Speaker 4: Eyolton Guardy Garden of Eden by gun Mioc In the Eda,
Speaker 4: so Kine kills Balder. The identity of Prince gun Miok
Speaker 4: Mickley or Khan is also confirmed as Kane and Epley
Speaker 4: Apollion of a Uton Guardi as Abel. Epley is also
Speaker 4: called Balder and was an elderly dragon chief and arch
Speaker 4: enemy of Prince Gunn's father. In Wdell's opinion, the elderly
Speaker 4: Balder Epley was misrepresented in Genesis as they as the
Speaker 4: son of Adam and Eve and brother of Kin, perhaps
Speaker 4: in order to genetically link the Semites to Adam. Another
Speaker 4: name for Balder is Tai Typhon in the Greek mythology
Speaker 4: and the Eda. Balder's father is Grim, a title for
Speaker 4: Woden and his mother is Eve or of Er. This
Speaker 4: original Eve, this original Eve or Lilith of Eden is
Speaker 4: revealed here as the matriarch l So they split that right,
Speaker 4: It wasn't It was never a wife of Thor. It
Speaker 4: was the sorceress biacin the garden. They got to put
Speaker 4: up how she there? How are we gonna write the story?
Speaker 4: And how we can't talk about the colt Come on,
Speaker 4: we can't talk about the cult. You gotta raise the
Speaker 4: cult part that were you know, all descendants from Okay,
Speaker 4: we'll just make her like I don't know Adam's first bitch.
Speaker 4: Things didn't work out Athurian legends, and then can you
Speaker 4: the Lilith fair and all that lesbianic shit? Come on?
Speaker 4: Man Wodella asserted that the British legend of King Arthur
Speaker 4: was based upon the achievements of the hero of the
Speaker 4: epic Thor or air Thor, which means Aryan Thor, and
Speaker 4: that not only did the did his name equate with
Speaker 4: Arthur air Thor right Arthur because air and r are
Speaker 4: dialectic forms are the same route, which means Rian, but
Speaker 4: his exploits corresponded to those of King Arthur. The name
Speaker 4: of Thor's queen gun Ifa, also corresponded to gun Ever
Speaker 4: or Guinevere. He explained that the oral tradition of Thor,
Speaker 4: which predated the Authurian written version, lingered in Britain after
Speaker 4: the loss of the manuscripts, and that this character's achievements
Speaker 4: were substantially identical to those of the world emperor King
Speaker 4: Arthur of the legend modernized by Monmouth and wasce the
Speaker 4: Anglo Norman in the twelfth century. Significant is the creation
Speaker 4: of a parliament by King air Thor in the Edda,
Speaker 4: he creates a parliament in five thousand years ago or
Speaker 4: so which echoes Arthur's court his round table in more
Speaker 4: like years ago. His roundtable interest in justice and the
Speaker 4: idea of raising society onto a utopian level of civilization
Speaker 4: is also present in the verses. According to Waddell, the
Speaker 4: name Gimli in the Edda was the original name of
Speaker 4: Camelot or Camelots. It's it's just a wire or an e.
Speaker 4: The city a capital of King Arthur Arthor in Cappadocia
Speaker 4: at bogus Koi, which again Turkey, a fortress, the temple
Speaker 4: of which could have been Thor's or Arthur's parliament, so
Speaker 4: they just let's just move it over here, the temple
Speaker 4: of which could have been Thors arthur Parliament. Seeing what
Speaker 4: is that? Eighteen ceen eighteen corresponds to the banqueting hall
Speaker 4: story in the grail legend, like the Green Knight of
Speaker 4: the Arthurian legend, Balder visits Thor's banquet hall at Vidara.
Speaker 4: See it's at Vidhara. It's not Vidar as a person
Speaker 4: who goes and avenges Odin, because Odin's a guy. Anyway,
Speaker 4: they had that all screwed up where the he quarrels
Speaker 4: and I actually talked about that story had I did
Speaker 4: a whole thing on Vidar and Fenrier. I thought there
Speaker 4: was a cool mythological story. I didn't think it didn't
Speaker 4: even makes sun any sense, but it's soundly cool. I
Speaker 4: know what the real meaning of it all is. Now
Speaker 4: we know, and it's all real people and places where
Speaker 4: he quarrels with Gothic men and insults Gunnifah. He is
Speaker 4: expelled and Thor's son gunn Or kine As arrests him
Speaker 4: owing to his destructive raids. Wadell disclosed the casting of
Speaker 4: Ballsot out of Heaven right because himen is the place
Speaker 4: where the inn is himmen is a hit tie whatever
Speaker 4: word meaning heaven, right, so him in And then they
Speaker 4: called there, referred to Eden, the place where all these
Speaker 4: demon worshiping psychopaths, where it was called hell, and it
Speaker 4: was in a depth pit, right, because Eden actually meant
Speaker 4: like this, this deep place. Isn't that funny? All real,
Speaker 4: realistic things, all happening in real life, were not somewhere
Speaker 4: up there and somewhere down here. No, Some people were
Speaker 4: on a hill, some people were in the death by
Speaker 4: the Euphrates got it, and it didn't really become a
Speaker 4: real garden until after the agriculture was allowed to be
Speaker 4: brought there. After they squashed these people Widell discloses the
Speaker 4: casting of Balder Soot out of Heaven Capital by Ghan
Speaker 4: Erthorp's son It's falling Balder's visit to Vidares Hall as
Speaker 4: the historical origin of the expulsion of Lucifer from Heaven
Speaker 4: by Saint Michael. After this, Balder or Epley kidnaps gun Ifa,
Speaker 4: takes her to Eden and rapes her. The raping of Europa.
Speaker 4: And they what they do? They give that to zeus So,
Speaker 4: the guy who's everybody supposed to worship as a god.
Speaker 4: They're like, yeah, well he castrated his father and then uh,
Speaker 4: you know, riped this check and a couple of others.
Speaker 4: But worship him because he's like, you know, that's that's
Speaker 4: the mortal standard you should be be living off of.
Speaker 4: In wonder if everybody looks away, all right, let's they
Speaker 4: do that on purpose? Oh? Man, what that's crap? Whu
Speaker 4: the heow would never do that? What did I would? Man?
Speaker 4: I sure wish there was something wholesome out there that
Speaker 4: I could actually you know, get down with. Oh, here's Christianity.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: Based off of this ship, Door organizes Grusade to rescue
Speaker 4: his wife. During this expedition, he also carries off a
Speaker 4: magic bowl or grail of great importance to the serpent
Speaker 4: cult Eden of Eden. This sets the scene for the
Speaker 4: Great Battle of Eden. It is generally accepted that, having
Speaker 4: little interest in authent authenticity, medieval authors placed arthur In
Speaker 4: in the fifth and sixth centuries and portrayed the details
Speaker 4: of the Authurian Arthurian I have a hard time with
Speaker 4: that Arthurian legend and medieval terms. The Arthurian legend is
Speaker 4: recognizable in Codex Regis and could have been brought to
Speaker 4: the British Isles along the known paths of the Indo
Speaker 4: European diffusion. So that's again a lot of times they
Speaker 4: transplant people, places, stories, names of kings into present day
Speaker 4: time because it resonates with people from the who already
Speaker 4: recognize those things. So people will take on names and
Speaker 4: they'll be like, oh, yeah, that king must have lived
Speaker 4: for six hundred years. But it's not. It's just that
Speaker 4: they take the names to retain the power or to
Speaker 4: because it's it's how the people recognize and recognize authority
Speaker 4: as well. And stories resonate more when they're told in
Speaker 4: the time that they are living in right, so things
Speaker 4: lose their their historical or their or their their placement
Speaker 4: in the chronology. Wedell stated that his evidence, except in
Speaker 4: the Bible, we're still we're still pretending that we somehow
Speaker 4: are supposed to identify with something that happened in the
Speaker 4: place I've never been to a bunch of people that
Speaker 4: I'm not even anywhere connected to. But I have to
Speaker 4: ignore my own culture in my own history, adopt theirs
Speaker 4: and adopt their religion because they said so, and they're
Speaker 4: the chosen people of their religion that they're selling you
Speaker 4: so you can only be their slave. Fuck you. But
Speaker 4: Ell stated that his evidence established the historical basis of
Speaker 4: the Eda tradition and the identity of King thor As
Speaker 4: Arthur with the first historical Samarian king who created civilization
Speaker 4: in the ancient world. After reaching the British Isles. The
Speaker 4: ancient stories of the creation ofation would have been handed
Speaker 4: down and told by Sybils at medieval festivals, but after
Speaker 4: some time the fact that their heroic achievements had taken
Speaker 4: place in another geographical position would have been forgotten, and
Speaker 4: that could have been creative licensed too. To do so,
Speaker 4: keep the audience's attention more, make it closer to home,
Speaker 4: make it closer in time, equation parallels and symbols. Waddell
Speaker 4: expounded that the author of edic poems was also known
Speaker 4: as the patron Saint of England, Saint George, who was
Speaker 4: often represented represented as a dragon slayer. Saint George defeated
Speaker 4: come on. Saint George's defeat of the dragon was celebrated
Speaker 4: on the twenty third of April in England, which is
Speaker 4: interesting because I think the Feast of Moloch goes from
Speaker 4: the nineteenth till the twenty first or twenty second, so
Speaker 4: day right after Bye Byeagon, the same day as in
Speaker 4: Cappadocia and Syria under the Greek Church. This was also
Speaker 4: in the month of Nissan or Nissan Ultima, the first
Speaker 4: month of the Samerian year and agricultural year corresponding to
Speaker 4: March twenty fifth to April twenty fourth, called by the
Speaker 4: Samerians month of the House of Zach or Zag or
Speaker 4: Sag of the bull or jar. Sag was Thor, and
Speaker 4: the bull in question was a magical cauldron he had
Speaker 4: carried off from Eden, the source of their power, so
Speaker 4: they said, where she was able to do lots of
Speaker 4: shit and arm people with it. Waddell contended that the
Speaker 4: badge of Saint George's Red Cross, they said it was
Speaker 4: the source of the spellcast upon the people. Weddell contended
Speaker 4: that the badge of Saint George's Red Cross, which English
Speaker 4: settlers wore and which is still the standard of the
Speaker 4: British Navy, originated in the cross of Saint George of Cappadocia.
Speaker 4: There are details in the Eda about brotherly love and
Speaker 4: a true cross emblem sometimes described as a red cross.
Speaker 4: Wdell showed that the Phoenicians also worshiped the second Samerian king,
Speaker 4: deified by the Samerians under the title Muckley or Mucklow
Speaker 4: which is man Cain because that's the Michael name right,
Speaker 4: whom he identified as a historical original of Saint Michael
Speaker 4: the Archangel, and who appears as gun Miac, son of
Speaker 4: Thor and the Nordic Eta in Celicia in the fifth
Speaker 4: century BC, Lord Mukhala was represented with wings under the
Speaker 4: name of Mklu Micaleu. By the evidence of a coin
Speaker 4: which Wedell reproduced, this winged figure was associated with the
Speaker 4: disc of the Sun, winged figure disc of the Sun
Speaker 4: corn and a sunbird, goose or phoenix. The ancient Britons
Speaker 4: continued marking their coins with this figure the phoenix or
Speaker 4: winged hours in pre Roman times with the letters TCVII
Speaker 4: or Tassia or Tasia title of this of this sun
Speaker 4: angel to the Samerians. Oops. In Modell's reconstruction of scene
Speaker 4: three of Quetics, we just we find evidence of Thores
Speaker 4: or Arthur's concerned for the uncivilized tribes of Cappadocia. His
Speaker 4: Aryan government government Aryan three hundred years ago, pretty well organized. Dude,
Speaker 4: like him. I like him already, not that I like
Speaker 4: big government, but when you understand that these are the
Speaker 4: type people that actually care for their people, that's that's
Speaker 4: a plus. You know, those people should lead when they
Speaker 4: actually give a shit and aren't just trying to I
Speaker 4: don't know, parasitically eat them and destroy them. His Aryan
Speaker 4: government decides how to go about reforming and regenerating the
Speaker 4: Phrygians of the old Variotous ruled into an ordered, law
Speaker 4: abiding society in Cappadocia, as well as the Aboriginal Dwarfs
Speaker 4: and Edonites after annexing territories to their kingdom. The regeneration
Speaker 4: of Aborigines takes place under the banner of Airthor's red
Speaker 4: cross and of the symbol of his son worship. This
Speaker 4: gets interesting here. It is referred to as the rise
Speaker 4: of man, as Semitic man is given the opportunity of
Speaker 4: becoming civilized. Man. Take that, Semitic man. You weren't civilized
Speaker 4: until we got there. Thor established agriculture, metal forges, built
Speaker 4: the first cities. Remember these are all suppressed or they
Speaker 4: just weren't trying because the cult didn't want people to
Speaker 4: have any advantages. Because they wanted to continue to fuck
Speaker 4: with them, kind of like we're headed right now. They're
Speaker 4: gonna knock us back in the Stone Age and give
Speaker 4: us high tech devices to keep us at bay. Those
Speaker 4: are just going to be there to monitor and restrain
Speaker 4: us from doing things. It's going to be their utopia.
Speaker 4: It's going to be what we will be in that
Speaker 4: purple hazed don because we'll probably be drugged up to
Speaker 4: make that AI in the in the in the virtual
Speaker 4: reality they have us stuck in look more real. So
Speaker 4: we accept it, all right, So here we go. Do
Speaker 4: Thor established agriculture, metalphort just built the first cities, created institutions,
Speaker 4: a parliament, and propagated and and I see, and propagated
Speaker 4: a teaching of brotherly love and brotherhood. He condemned the
Speaker 4: serpent cult and its blood sacrifices. Wadell's reconstruction and interpretation
Speaker 4: of scenes of Scene two discloses that air Thor came
Speaker 4: to Troy to regenerate and civilize that part of the
Speaker 4: world by about three thousand, three hundred and EIGHTBC. As
Speaker 4: Dardanos Thor Dan, the first king of Troy and the
Speaker 4: human original deified by this Samerians as Zach, which becomes Zeus.
Speaker 4: This regeneration is both material as an elevation of men
Speaker 4: from the primitive state, and spiritual in the sense that
Speaker 4: civilization and the Sun cult are interdependent. The Eeda relates
Speaker 4: stories of an early age in Cappadocia, consumer and of
Speaker 4: the same period as those of Genesis. This part of
Speaker 4: the Pentateuch is said to reflect stories that circulated in
Speaker 4: the ancient Near East in the early twenty I'm sorry
Speaker 4: in the early second millennium BC. Its creation of civilization
Speaker 4: and regeneration of primitive man in Eden by Aryan lords
Speaker 4: who established a capital in the mountains of Cappadocia. That
Speaker 4: they call him in himn meaning Heaven, is in sharp
Speaker 4: contrast with the Biblical creation story. Yes. Waddell noted that Balder,
Speaker 4: the son of the matriarch l or Heidi and Wodin,
Speaker 4: is never referred to as good or beautiful, and nor
Speaker 4: is he given an Aryan title such as Assa, which
Speaker 4: means lord. On the contrary, he is the villain of
Speaker 4: the narrative. He is the wolf of fen He is Fenrier,
Speaker 4: just a person who wears skin of a wolf. They
Speaker 4: would did that, They were saying that they came in
Speaker 4: the battle with wolf tales and the counter part of
Speaker 4: the Green Man of the Arthurian legend. He is also
Speaker 4: called Epile and Tie as discussed previously, and Lok and Loki.
Speaker 4: He's also called Loki, so he's Fenrier. He is Loki.
Speaker 4: Remember LOOKI sends out friend Rear and Fenrier is a wolf.
Speaker 4: But he's the Wolf Club of Wolf Cult. And that's
Speaker 4: Balder Woden and El's son, which they call him. But
Speaker 4: then they call him elderly, which is weird. Right then,
Speaker 4: how old is freaking Ellen? How old is Woden? If
Speaker 4: he's elderly? Heidi and horse thief Wolden were of the
Speaker 4: Trimny race. They call him a horse thief. He could
Speaker 4: be hung for that. You better watch out. Uh well,
Speaker 4: begot wolf Loki Balder with angry Bodo Wolden, she begot
Speaker 4: that slippery one. Must have been at one of those parties.
Speaker 4: He must have had some of that baby oil. Was
Speaker 4: a master glad, that frightening one with the mind of
Speaker 4: an adder snake venom, going right back to the purple
Speaker 4: and the colt with that Wolden with all his frightful lust.
Speaker 4: That was the brother from whom Baileist was begotten. Cald
Speaker 4: which is bright with gold. Valhall is called their home.
Speaker 4: So Valhalla is where all the dead gods go at
Speaker 4: the end of Ragnarok and the Earl dead and the
Speaker 4: world's destroyed. Valhalla, right, so you Vala val Hall is
Speaker 4: Eden is their shithole that they live in because their
Speaker 4: scumbag cold. Okay, that's where those guys live. That's the
Speaker 4: freaking underworld right there, because it's in that little ditch
Speaker 4: that they call Eden. And the other people are up
Speaker 4: on a hill called him in broad blink Beater is
Speaker 4: called the place where Balder the Hefty made himself a
Speaker 4: cell on that land where he lies. I see that
Speaker 4: beast fast with his extra lucid spell sticks. Spell sticks
Speaker 4: made me think, what is there more to that? It
Speaker 4: was not magic wands? Maybe are they rods that electricity?
Speaker 4: I don't know. LOOKI was said to be playing around
Speaker 4: with some electricity electricity too, right, But again, how much
Speaker 4: of that was added just to make it more mythological.
Speaker 4: I just think that some of the parts where they
Speaker 4: write offs, oh this is mythology. Either it was totally
Speaker 4: poorly mistranslated, which we're finding out is a thing here,
Speaker 4: a big thing. But what if they did have some relics,
Speaker 4: but they did have some artifacts, maybe they didn't mention
Speaker 4: that they just came from the old world and everything
Speaker 4: got destroyed because they just knew it. Everybody knew shit
Speaker 4: happened for the survivors, and here's some pieces. And they
Speaker 4: could have been generations after it happened, many generations, so
Speaker 4: they don't actually know what happened. They just know something happened, right,
Speaker 4: and everything was wiped out. So every generation where you
Speaker 4: don't know what this stuff is for, you lose stuff.
Speaker 4: Like like I said, with the cell phone. If all
Speaker 4: the infrastructure, how the you know that makes this thing
Speaker 4: work is destroyed? How many generations that's twenty years, right,
Speaker 4: How many generations do you think will take before somebody
Speaker 4: looked at this and says, hey, throws it away because
Speaker 4: it's what is am I? What am I doing with it?
Speaker 4: It's it's it's a scrying mirror. If I turn it
Speaker 4: on and see myself see the you know, right, Because
Speaker 4: there's nothing that's gonna they're not It's just gonna be
Speaker 4: a thing and nobody's gonna know how to make one
Speaker 4: because they're all they're all been dead, right, so what
Speaker 4: are you gonna do with it? And there's no infrastructure
Speaker 4: to make it work, so then what do you do
Speaker 4: with it? Something that as common as that will become
Speaker 4: a a curiosity. Let's see Loki the faults hearted, two
Speaker 4: faced boulders, So they call them Loki right there, Loki
Speaker 4: the faults hearted, too faced, balder, seething, So it's kind
Speaker 4: of like a Janus effect there right, seething with rage,
Speaker 4: with his linden lance inflamed with hatred, fanning himself with
Speaker 4: the hugging of the queens. Hey, that's gotta say something
Speaker 4: real quick too. If this is all inverted like this,
Speaker 4: and this is just this story, how many other gods
Speaker 4: and other things from all these other cults and whatever
Speaker 4: throughout history are completely bast awkwards and inverted? How many
Speaker 4: other details of our history we've already talked about the
Speaker 4: World War Two? He said, he's fanning himself with the
Speaker 4: hugging of queens in the ward of his lofty harem,
Speaker 4: with his flighty queens, they call fickle that he had
Speaker 4: in his fold. I think that's the harem again, they say,
Speaker 4: home there to which flopped these wanton ones I think
Speaker 4: that means they just flocked to him. Things That means
Speaker 4: I don't know if home is the right way to
Speaker 4: throw there. There. Oracle whalers are all from the wood Wolf.
Speaker 4: The witches all that is that like the wolf told him,
Speaker 4: the wood Wolf, the witches all come from Wiley. So
Speaker 4: now here's this word medi Medea isn't too far off
Speaker 4: from that word, right, I don't know when media will live.
Speaker 4: I gotta I should just find out, right now, let's
Speaker 4: just do this, because it's been it's been bugging me.
Speaker 4: It's been in the back of my head for a
Speaker 4: really long time. So they're saying four thirty one BC.
Speaker 4: So she came way later, but she was definitely of
Speaker 4: this cult. So she didn't She wasn't inventive. She wasn't
Speaker 4: some brilliant genius. This ship with the arrows, in the
Speaker 4: in the in the Amazonian women and all this others.
Speaker 4: This was already happening. They weren't waiting around for media
Speaker 4: to teach them the purple. So sorry, emen, you're not
Speaker 4: going back nearly far enough, my friend. The media thing
Speaker 4: is more contemporary to uh, the Hellenistic period, only by
Speaker 4: one hundred years early earlier. Than the Hellenistic period. Right,
Speaker 4: So yeah, sorry, buddy, take that with all your philology shit.
Speaker 4: All right, seeing ray, see locate the false heart of one,
Speaker 4: see anything rage the line fas hugging the queens and
Speaker 4: wards with lofty hairone fight, And I says, all right,
Speaker 4: will Wiley, Heidi the manor sooth sorcerers, these all come
Speaker 4: from a swarthy head, Eden Kites. All of them come
Speaker 4: from Emi or of Hell. I think that's another name
Speaker 4: for l right, So it's y'all come from Hell, Eden Knights,
Speaker 4: they all come from Hell. Weddell's identification of Epley as
Speaker 4: the Biblical able is supported by the Testament of Abraham,
Speaker 4: in which Able is the judge of Hell. Oh, look
Speaker 4: at that balder. They all come from Hell, able, judge
Speaker 4: of Hell. This is in the sense that Eden was
Speaker 4: in the grip of the serpent cult before the Goths
Speaker 4: or Arians. So this is in the sense that Eden
Speaker 4: was in the grip of the serpent cult before the
Speaker 4: Goths or Riyans liberated a mother folks brought about the
Speaker 4: rise of man. And how long was that going on?
Speaker 4: For two? Three, how many thousands of years? You know,
Speaker 4: without any real progress because they had no history, so
Speaker 4: they had to steal ours. They had no accomplishments. They
Speaker 4: felt very jealous and inferior when they saw these really tall,
Speaker 4: handsome and beautiful looking people showing up and being like, yeah,
Speaker 4: we're going to change things like the you're you're what
Speaker 4: do you call it? Threatening our power? And then they
Speaker 4: said ove. He contended that in our apollyon Abel was
Speaker 4: represented as an elderly Mephistophilies. I used to listen to
Speaker 4: a SKD band called Mephiscophiles of non Aryan physical type
Speaker 4: fighting Saint Michael and the later ladder and the ladder
Speaker 4: in the shape of a handsome youth of Arian type.
Speaker 4: So Memphistopheles balder Abel of non Aryan physical type fighting
Speaker 4: Saint Michael of Aryan handsome type. Furthermore, the ancient monuments
Speaker 4: and pre Roman coins of Britain's represented Kine as tasio
Speaker 4: an original Saint Michael, or as a goat Goth goat
Speaker 4: Goth gothgoat he goat Goth. That's their totem or deer
Speaker 4: overcoming a wolf Michael's effigy. And to think of, I've
Speaker 4: seen the rams, the wild rams out here. Those are
Speaker 4: some bad ass mofos. They were doing one of these
Speaker 4: to me when I got a little too closer to
Speaker 4: him and his little harem, and I was like, oh, buddy,
Speaker 4: I'm good. This was trying to get closer because the GoPro,
Speaker 4: you know, trying to look at this and shot. But
Speaker 4: I got some cool video of it. A bunch of big,
Speaker 4: huge white rams. That's pretty neat. They're floating around here,
Speaker 4: not actually floating, but you know what I mean, or
Speaker 4: deer overcoming a wolf. Michael's effigy and name were stamped
Speaker 4: on coins and by Phoenicians who traveled as far west
Speaker 4: as Cornwall and dedicated their sun temples and early portal
Speaker 4: ports to Michael, such as Saint Michael's Mount. The connection
Speaker 4: between Saint Michael and the exploits of Thor's son, the
Speaker 4: Samerian name of this character being mud Gala Mudgala Michael.
Speaker 4: I guess that's in the Edda such as the slaying
Speaker 4: of balder b a l d R. May be the
Speaker 4: reason that churches are sometimes associated with the Great orm
Speaker 4: or Worms legend I e. Ormsby in Norwich and Appleby
Speaker 4: in Westmoreland. Waddell pointed out that Saint Michael was always
Speaker 4: represented in r as a youth with golden hair, wearing
Speaker 4: a chaplet decorated with Saint George's cross, and armed with
Speaker 4: a lance and a shield bearing the same cross. His
Speaker 4: festival day twenty ninth of September is that of Saint Guyani,
Speaker 4: a variant for Cain or Gowan in the Arthurian legend,
Speaker 4: in relation to the identification by Widell of Thor as
Speaker 4: Adam Gunnifoe as eve and Thor's son as Caine and
Speaker 4: Balder as Able. After Ganifa becomes the Queen of the
Speaker 4: goth and guardian of the rowan apples or sacred Tree,
Speaker 4: Thor's son gun Or khan Kin is born in Genesis
Speaker 4: the two sons, which isn't They're not They're not brothers.
Speaker 4: Cain and Abel may have been symbolic of two different
Speaker 4: races or people, and the killing of Abel by Caine
Speaker 4: also takes place in the etic account by but in
Speaker 4: the different circumstances. Yeah, in a different in a different light, right,
Speaker 4: because that was a horrible thing that Cain slew Able,
Speaker 4: the little son of a bitch, right right, We're we're
Speaker 4: meant to hate the guy who's the agricultural in the
Speaker 4: eeda but but but ya to the sacrificer. It's goes
Speaker 4: to show what they value in the Eda. Balder's epy
Speaker 4: able genealogy confirms he is the son of Woden. He's
Speaker 4: a son of Woden. Balder is the son of Woden,
Speaker 4: and he's able and the and of the eat Knight
Speaker 4: matriarch or priestess l Waddell, I remember, Odin is not Odin.
Speaker 4: It's w O d a n and it's the father
Speaker 4: of this asshole. It's all part of the cult. Thor
Speaker 4: is not Thor is not Woden. But Woden is not
Speaker 4: Odin because Thor is Odin. Does that make sense? Waddell
Speaker 4: explained that lug is the low key title of Balder
Speaker 4: val or Fall who becomes Lucifer in the Book of Revelation.
Speaker 4: One could speculate that the battle was transplanted onto heaven
Speaker 4: and Michael made an archangel, and the Christian tradition, well,
Speaker 4: they also called it Himen. That didn't make it getting
Speaker 4: easier for these idiots. Furthermore, the representation of Phoenicians on
Speaker 4: coins with wigs wings, sorry not wigs wings, because their
Speaker 4: rebis was the phoenix may have been may have played
Speaker 4: a heart in the creation of the concept of angels. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and so the Solar Coat also had winged things.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: So Waddell provided over what one hundred key Sumerian and
Speaker 4: Hittite seals and sculptures to illustrate the scenes of the EDA.
Speaker 4: He interpreted these seals as a celebration of the establishment
Speaker 4: of civilization by an exclusive imperial ruling class of Aryan
Speaker 4: Goths and of a short lived short Listen to this
Speaker 4: part of a short lived victory over the Serpent Dragon
Speaker 4: cult by the assa Or lords. It did it a
Speaker 4: couple hundred years. A couple hundred years is all we got. Hey,
Speaker 4: we should do it again. Get a couple more hundred
Speaker 4: years out of this place. Yeah. Following the Great Battle
Speaker 4: of Eden does his illustrations show figures wearing boots of
Speaker 4: Gothic style. You know what's kind of funny about that,
Speaker 4: Going back to the other video. I'm not saying that
Speaker 4: I'm putting an ingredience to this, but if it was
Speaker 4: only three four hundred years before some other major shit happened,
Speaker 4: that's about all we get. It all we get, and
Speaker 4: then our good nature allows them to creep right back
Speaker 4: in and they start screwing it up. They're like, hey,
Speaker 4: we can cut you can come in, but you gotta
Speaker 4: change your ways and be like, oh yeah, we saw
Speaker 4: your God, we will And then they all become cryptocraptos.
Speaker 4: And then they all screw us over again and start
Speaker 4: letting our enemies in their gates, raping and killing our children.
Speaker 4: And then we're like, oh, oh, what the hell, bro
Speaker 4: we treated nice, Like yeah, fuck you, and we start
Speaker 4: all over again, and here we are. We stopped trusting them. Yeah,
Speaker 4: understand that evil's evil, and they're just fucking with you
Speaker 4: if they if you think that they're gonna be anything,
Speaker 4: but they're just waiting for their opportunity. Following the Great
Speaker 4: Battle of Eden, his illustrations show figures wearing boots of
Speaker 4: Gothic styles still worn in Asian Minor. I bet you
Speaker 4: the Cossacks. Cossacks looked a lot like the Arians the
Speaker 4: way they trust at least, and figures with horned helmets.
Speaker 4: In his opinion that Gossip of the Eta were the
Speaker 4: oldest civilized people in the world and introducers of civilization
Speaker 4: in Asia Minor, Mesopotamia, Egypt, create India, as well as
Speaker 4: the Danube Valley of Europe. Widell explained that the pictograph
Speaker 4: of a goat was a rebus for the goths. Oh yeah,
Speaker 4: and just so you know, it's I'm only gonna I'm
Speaker 4: only going to share this because this is observational and
Speaker 4: you could see it happen. Whenever there's a high society
Speaker 4: and you find these guys there. Whenever they're not there anymore,
Speaker 4: those societies degrade back into throwing twenty sticks at each
Speaker 4: other and being covered in their own piss and shit.
Speaker 4: It just slowly happens again. They just lose all because
Speaker 4: they need they need guidance. Whatever. I'm just gonna go on.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna try to justify what I just said because
Speaker 4: it's true. It just is what it is. Oh let's see,
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, and the figures with horned helmets in this,
Speaker 4: in his opinion, the goss of the Eda where the
Speaker 4: oldest civilized people of the world. He introduces. Yeah, said that.
Speaker 4: Wedell explained that the pictograph of the goat was a
Speaker 4: ribas with a gos guti. Despite alterations in the sounds
Speaker 4: of speech in Indo European languages over time, the goat
Speaker 4: symbol can still stand as a ribis for Goth in
Speaker 4: English the plow life apples, wheat or corn, plants and goats,
Speaker 4: as well as vases, sprowsing with water symbolic of wells
Speaker 4: or tapping springs, irrigation and irrigation single guy did or
Speaker 4: baptism because oh, here's the other funny thing. They introduced baptism.
Speaker 4: That's how you got into the sun cult for the
Speaker 4: one god we're all associated with. For civilization, many seals
Speaker 4: and sculptures with dragons, lions, and wolves were interpreted by
Speaker 4: Waddell as symbolic of the totems of the clan that
Speaker 4: were conquered, ie Hittite seals showing Andara or George slaying
Speaker 4: the dragon dated twenty five hundred BC, and Bass relief
Speaker 4: of Kars Shemesh while showing a slain lion stepped over
Speaker 4: by a winged figure. You know how you know they
Speaker 4: show this picture. We're like, dude, do you see that
Speaker 4: guy sitting down and the other guy next to him.
Speaker 4: Look at the difference in their heart. They're drugs, I'm like,
Speaker 4: or it's just shitty art. Could just be shitty art
Speaker 4: and no perspective. You know, you ever see how kid
Speaker 4: draws you know what I mean, it's or better. Yet,
Speaker 4: when they're showing a lion in someone's hand and he's
Speaker 4: holding above the neck, well, I mean, obviously they're gonna
Speaker 4: show the guy taller otherwise he's not gonna be the
Speaker 4: dominant one in the picture. Doesn't necessarily mean he's Gilgamesh
Speaker 4: holding freaking animals up in the air like with one hand.
Speaker 4: It just it's depiction of It's supposed to create a
Speaker 4: thought picture in your head, right, you see that, and
Speaker 4: you're supposed to translate into oh, this means this. Well,
Speaker 4: they were able to do that. We so so advanced
Speaker 4: and intelligent, aren't doing very good job with this, so
Speaker 4: we we add more mythology than they did because they
Speaker 4: understood what, you know, they had. It's like it's like
Speaker 4: trying to look at a picture that's an idiom, a
Speaker 4: coloquial metaphor for the times, and we're not in those times.
Speaker 4: We don't get it, at least they don't. And then
Speaker 4: the one is telling us these childish, you know, ridiculous
Speaker 4: explanations for these pictures. Cart simmer is showing a slain
Speaker 4: line stuff. They were wing the figure other important symbols
Speaker 4: of the gospel or the plant of youth and soler
Speaker 4: attribute or cross, the one with the legs we call
Speaker 4: the swastika. Figures represented as dwarves on the same seals
Speaker 4: be identified as natives, Edenites or Phrygians, and their symbols
Speaker 4: were the serpent moon crescent a moon crescent. Sorry, so
Speaker 4: guess what where's the moon crest that come into play?
Speaker 4: It's part of Islam, part of one of the Abrahamic
Speaker 4: death cults that's associated with Saturn. And they dance around
Speaker 4: a goddamn black cube. They're a little borg, a little
Speaker 4: borg that's not not exactly robotic yet. Over in Mecca,
Speaker 4: dragon like creatures such as winged lions like a like
Speaker 4: a griffin, and wolves and sorcerers tamed animals as tamed animals.
Speaker 4: Remember that's Amin Hilmet again. He was saying that they
Speaker 4: were drugging the animals. These cults were drugging the animals
Speaker 4: and taming like these wild savage beasts, lions, targets or whatever.
Speaker 4: Wolves is a sorcer. So they're saying lions and wolves
Speaker 4: as sorcerers, tamed animals. Serpent dragon slaying myths in modern
Speaker 4: comparative Indo European poetics studies reacher. I know, I don't know.
Speaker 4: If you go onto Instagram, it seems like if you
Speaker 4: just save one of these animals and treat it well
Speaker 4: and maybe feed it when you find it as a
Speaker 4: as an orphan, like Luna the Pantera out of Russia.
Speaker 4: That's a pretty cool dog. I mean, it's a pretty
Speaker 4: cool panther who hangs out with a Rottweiler at this
Speaker 4: family's house. And I've seen one with a mountain lion
Speaker 4: where the guy you know, takes his foot out of
Speaker 4: a trap and then the thing comes back and just
Speaker 4: wants to be part of the family. So it doesn't
Speaker 4: necessarily mean you had to drug the thing. But in
Speaker 4: Galen Galen reader mind am and everything's about that. There
Speaker 4: could be the could wholesome things scenarios too, but maybe
Speaker 4: not with the Eden Knight cult because there are a
Speaker 4: bunch of scumbags Western half. Okay, So people in these
Speaker 4: regions have an ancestral tongue and myth in common, that
Speaker 4: of the slaying of a serpent, dragon, or adversary by
Speaker 4: a divine hero. The telling of such a myth was
Speaker 4: an integral part of a Hittite ritual as a New
Speaker 4: Year Perulei Festival. Oh, by the way, I just want
Speaker 4: to also say this, We were and always are have
Speaker 4: been well at these the last one hundred years, more
Speaker 4: so than anywhere else. And I'm saying probably rater. On
Speaker 4: eighteen sixty five ish end of the War Civil War,
Speaker 4: everything started getting installed and terror formed into what it
Speaker 4: is now. But we are a free Masonic slash Francist
Speaker 4: slash bank capital which is stronger than Israel. We created
Speaker 4: the Bolshevik revolution that created a Soviet Union, that got
Speaker 4: all those people killed and continues to you know, the
Speaker 4: Bolsheviks and the Jews is what I'm saying, rekavoc over
Speaker 4: the world. We gave them the stronghold, We gave them this.
Speaker 4: They gave the zion Us everything because they were already here,
Speaker 4: they were already infiltrated. We created MAO. We did what
Speaker 4: we did to China. These people aren't. I mean, I
Speaker 4: don't know what pot it might be different, but I'm
Speaker 4: just saying everything that's happened that we then pretender are
Speaker 4: the enemies created by us. And that's what Jews do too.
Speaker 4: They create enemies so they can have an enemy, so
Speaker 4: they can have an excuse to go attack signings. We
Speaker 4: do the same exact shit. And when you look at
Speaker 4: what happened with Summer nineteen forty five, we see what
Speaker 4: happened to Dresden. We are we're doing exactly what we're
Speaker 4: well back then, the American Army and the Allies. We're
Speaker 4: doing exactly what we're pissed off about IDF doing to
Speaker 4: the Gaza, worse than what they're doing in Gaza, because
Speaker 4: we're doing they were doing at a higher skis with
Speaker 4: all the terror. Bomby tell me that we weren't Israel
Speaker 4: long before Israel was Israel. We needed to be Israel
Speaker 4: first in order to create Israel. And I'm saying we
Speaker 4: meaning the infiltrated government because they killed our own they
Speaker 4: killed our own government, they infiltrated it. They got into
Speaker 4: the lodges where those people actually were members as well,
Speaker 4: They got everywhere, did everything, and they have the power
Speaker 4: of the almighty financed Babylonian spell casting money that is
Speaker 4: worth absolutely nothing, but everybody needs it and everybody wants it.
Speaker 4: And when you have that kind of power of people,
Speaker 4: you can have anyone at any time eliminated off the planet.
Speaker 4: If you want people to know about it, they will
Speaker 4: if you don't want people to know any details about it,
Speaker 4: how it happened, they won't because they owned the media too. Medea, media,
Speaker 4: another fucking spell. More sorcery, sorcery of their mind, minulation, trance,
Speaker 4: a spell. That's exactly what it is. It's a spell,
Speaker 4: and we are living in it. They don't have to
Speaker 4: do anything to hear here has already been the first
Speaker 4: one that got that went. Don't tell the rest of
Speaker 4: the world because, like I said before, they'll be awful
Speaker 4: disappointed because they said that we're the last vesters of freedom. Hahaha,
Speaker 4: fooled everybody. I guess. The only thing they gave us
Speaker 4: is our guns and a piece of paper that was
Speaker 4: parchment and old and told us you're free, right, and
Speaker 4: they're going to take those away too, don't worry about it.
Speaker 4: The telling of such a myth was an integral part
Speaker 4: of the Hittite ritual at the New Year Parly Festival.
Speaker 4: The servant dragon slaying myth is still regarded as a mystery.
Speaker 4: It's not a mystery if you just found out what
Speaker 4: just happened. Older got killed by a good old kine.
Speaker 4: Researchers have only been able to assess that isn't that
Speaker 4: because in the same book, well at least no, I'm sorry,
Speaker 4: the Old Testament versus the New that story is paralleled, right,
Speaker 4: But then you say, okay, it's funny how the roles
Speaker 4: are reversed, because remember, it was a great thing. It's
Speaker 4: a great thing that you know, Able did what he
Speaker 4: did with the whole sacrifice, and we should be really
Speaker 4: mad at Able for what he did. I mean, I
Speaker 4: real madic Kane for what he did. By saying Able,
Speaker 4: that's that's the impression that we get. But then you
Speaker 4: find out, wait a minute, Balder was the lucifer of
Speaker 4: the thing or the or the or the serpent? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: what kind of book are we reading? And who wrote it?
Speaker 4: Researchers have this is the time to free yourself into
Speaker 4: program like this is the time to break free of
Speaker 4: all their all their false authority and realize that, hey,
Speaker 4: you know what, I don't I don't need this. This
Speaker 4: isn't my culture. I've been duped. All these religions are
Speaker 4: there to manipulate me back into the street flames of hell,
Speaker 4: of which they are the stokers of for all of
Speaker 4: the last five thousand years. And I see the nobility
Speaker 4: here and you guys are screwing that and marring it,
Speaker 4: and that's my ancestry you're fucking with now. So I'm out.
Speaker 4: I wipe my hands. I'm not giving you my energy anymore.
Speaker 4: I'm not giving you my I'm not participating in your system.
Speaker 4: I'm stepping away because I understand that that's not the
Speaker 4: only game in town anymore, and that you guys have
Speaker 4: been lying to us the whole time. It's better, and
Speaker 4: I'm sure you'd rather be, you know, more in touch
Speaker 4: with your true identity and your true ancestry than theirs.
Speaker 4: Have you seen anything great and wonderful from their culture? Yet,
Speaker 4: by the way smoothly Sellondill does with his daughter, just
Speaker 4: in case you thought that was an attribute that would be,
Speaker 4: you know, admirable researchers have only been able to assess
Speaker 4: that the chaos symbolized by the serpent or dragon is
Speaker 4: more than a more than social and character and the
Speaker 4: fact that it was told at a New Year's festival
Speaker 4: in the case that it was created to celebrate an
Speaker 4: extremely important event in history. In the Slavs dragon stories,
Speaker 4: to Fannasiev fantasyev the sun oppressed by the storm clouds,
Speaker 4: disperses then with lightning and a dragon is lightning is
Speaker 4: interesting because I still think there's some sort of weapon
Speaker 4: here that we're not knowing about. Even if they find
Speaker 4: a goddamned cattle prod, it would be pretty interesting for them, right.
Speaker 4: Scholars admit that they do not really know what dragons
Speaker 4: and serpents represent, although some have ventured to suggest it
Speaker 4: is symbolic a victory or growth over stagnation or dormancy
Speaker 4: in the cycle of the year, okay, or something else
Speaker 4: completely different and whatever. The serpent is described as a
Speaker 4: hostile and deceitful, it's as hostile and deceitful. And the
Speaker 4: killing formula can be by a metaphor of thunderbolts. Is
Speaker 4: it really a metaphor? Is it really a metaphor? Or
Speaker 4: is it really because you just assume that it has
Speaker 4: to be a metaphor. The dragon slang myth is also
Speaker 4: present in the Mesopotamian tradition. In Mardock slaying the dragon Tiamat,
Speaker 4: he splits her with an arrow and then the tugers
Speaker 4: and euphrates pour out of her. Tamat has sometimes been
Speaker 4: interpreted as the perfersonification of a primeval word oh yeah,
Speaker 4: by the way, that's in my book too. If you
Speaker 4: ever want to know the stories, the backstories of the
Speaker 4: the Hugaritic text, that's part of this book. Heah priest
Speaker 4: Craft Beyond Babylon, find out my simper frillc dot com
Speaker 4: and then you have all the links. You can just
Speaker 4: go straight to Amazon or Barns and Noble if you want.
Speaker 4: Did what else showed that the dragon slanging myth was
Speaker 4: fashioned as a celebration of the significance of the eradication
Speaker 4: of the Serpent Dragon cult. Yes, it's the celebration of
Speaker 4: the significance of the eradication of the Serpent Dragon cult.
Speaker 4: Two bad and only lasted a couple hundred years before
Speaker 4: they came right back right. You gotta, you gotta, you
Speaker 4: gotta detox and take your parasite cleanse. Oh funny enough
Speaker 4: at the full moon because of the moon colt it
Speaker 4: was of great importance and respect of the rise of
Speaker 4: man and a golden age of civilization, and latter was
Speaker 4: made possible after mighty armies of good and evil clash
Speaker 4: together the forces of the Sun cult of the Arians,
Speaker 4: which they called the Dark which the bad guys call
Speaker 4: the dark times. When they succeeded in snuffing out the
Speaker 4: bad which where which is where the bad people called
Speaker 4: the good times when they were in charge. That's why
Speaker 4: they keep longing for this golden age. It's not the
Speaker 4: golden age that they're talking about, it's the inverted form
Speaker 4: of that, when everybody was under their thumb and magic
Speaker 4: and uh, let's see the arians being represented as those
Speaker 4: of the light and those of the powerful magician l
Speaker 4: as the dark forces. It makes you wonder what those
Speaker 4: Nagamati texts really say, because all we get is translations
Speaker 4: from other people who definitely wanted to suppress anything about Ariyans.
Speaker 4: TiVo or tie Balder's title in the Edda can be
Speaker 4: associate can remember they said they had the suns of
Speaker 4: light and the suns of darkness. Sure this might tie
Speaker 4: into something here. TiVo or tie Balder's title in the
Speaker 4: Eda can be associated with Zeus's adversary on a famous
Speaker 4: Greek frieze, the altar Freeze of Pergamon. Oh look, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna show you something, And let me show you something?
Speaker 4: Is it this one? Yes? Synagogue of Satan Pergaman Emmon
Speaker 4: Hillman I had an up here ad infinite I think
Speaker 4: I read it or I watched it once, but I
Speaker 4: was gonna share it a long time ago and just
Speaker 4: never did, in which the artists represented Typhon's lower extremities
Speaker 4: as serpents. Scene one. Oh jeez, we haven't gotten the
Speaker 4: scene anything yet, huh. Vision of Eden and its serpent
Speaker 4: priests before civilization. I remember the Edenites Eoton in Old
Speaker 4: English eot we get it born a long time ago,
Speaker 4: and their old world story that the wise heads have
Speaker 4: told me. I have a vision of newly built homes
Speaker 4: of vivid eord young eve of Eyre also spelled Efo,
Speaker 4: and of the happy bearer of wood, of the wood
Speaker 4: cross the first one of our of our race. Bearer
Speaker 4: of the wood crosses from the Old English term meot vid,
Speaker 4: meaning wood. According to the Greek legend, Prometheus stole the
Speaker 4: sacred fire to civilized mankind from the island of them.
Speaker 4: Those everything that our people did, they've turned into a
Speaker 4: story that is like a polemic against goodness and progress
Speaker 4: and humans getting along without killing and raping each other.
Speaker 4: They don't like that, so they make everything ugly and
Speaker 4: airthors title miat the asa. The term meo could be
Speaker 4: associated and it's always like, what, so gods want to
Speaker 4: keep things from people? And then you realize the gods
Speaker 4: are this cult that want to keep things from people
Speaker 4: because they don't want them to have anything. They don't
Speaker 4: want them to progress because in their harder control, right,
Speaker 4: that's the theme. But it's the gods that don't want
Speaker 4: people to have the fire metaphoricallyas because they don't want
Speaker 4: them to have anything that they can protect or defend
Speaker 4: themselves with, or knowledge that they're being oppressed. In the
Speaker 4: first place, they wanted to be good little slaves. This
Speaker 4: is what this whole walking back into AI directed world
Speaker 4: is gonna be is putting us in a digital mental
Speaker 4: prison with all this technology to where we're we can't
Speaker 4: say or do anything without being in trouble. And then well,
Speaker 4: they'll have their twenty eight hundred slaves each they'll be
Speaker 4: easy to control. They can control them from one of
Speaker 4: these let's see GOM number fifty seven. I need you
Speaker 4: to tie my shoes. You know, kind of sucks that
Speaker 4: we're just allowing this to go on. In old Ignish means,
Speaker 4: miyat vid means meant of the wood, also leaning to
Speaker 4: the cross or exceptors as vid means would so what
Speaker 4: does vidar mean, right, But in the delay of the
Speaker 4: association between meat and methus as in Prometheis, miat vid
Speaker 4: could mean bearer of the cross made of wood. Emi
Speaker 4: is associated with gimme in Samerian, like in the Indian Gula,
Speaker 4: a primitive mother goddess and priestess of the serpent of
Speaker 4: the deep. A change to the male gender appears in
Speaker 4: the later versions of the myth mongering priests of the
Speaker 4: Egyptians Indians because they had to change it to their culture, right,
Speaker 4: So this is where it flipped. So the stories that
Speaker 4: you have of l being, you know, the male in
Speaker 4: charge of the pantheon of gods, which is not a
Speaker 4: pantheon of gods. Now you find out it's just a
Speaker 4: fucking coven. It's a it's it's a it's a it's
Speaker 4: a it's a collection of weirds and sorcerers, a bunch
Speaker 4: of scumbags who dick around all day in the woods
Speaker 4: fucking people up and kill him. Yeah, good times, good times.
Speaker 4: That's your that's your pantheon. But anyhow, the the good
Speaker 4: guys quote unquote are actually the ones from the outside, right,
Speaker 4: because remember enki oh no, I'm sorry you had the
Speaker 4: fish king, not the fish the fish god. He was
Speaker 4: half man half fish. That was Dogon or dog yeah, Dogan.
Speaker 4: And his son was the ball b A L or
Speaker 4: b A L, not b E L. And he was
Speaker 4: outside of the pantheon. He was not a son of L,
Speaker 4: which would make him potentially and I don't know, he's
Speaker 4: also turned into mardok, you know what I mean. So yeah,
Speaker 4: there could be something there that they also screwed with.
Speaker 4: It's almost like they said, get the dirt on everybody,
Speaker 4: kind of like kind of like blackmail, and make everybody
Speaker 4: look like shit. So nobody wants to look at any
Speaker 4: of this stuff because it's all awful. That way, they
Speaker 4: won't have to ever get anywhere because they stopped themselves first.
Speaker 4: And like, uh, I've heard enough. A change to the
Speaker 4: male agender appears in the later versions of the myth
Speaker 4: mograting Priests of the Egyptian Indians and Wodenists Wodenist God.
Speaker 4: So now that's not a good thing because now you're
Speaker 4: talking about Woodenists talking about this cult and you're talking
Speaker 4: about the Goths being part of it. So that's a
Speaker 4: that's a later, a much later development, more like a regression.
Speaker 4: But Imy, the ignorant matriarch, was the first of the series,
Speaker 4: and is also to be distinguished from the late successor
Speaker 4: of that name, who was more culture than her primitive ancestor,
Speaker 4: patriarch of Eden serpent priests and weirds. That's weird in
Speaker 4: the primardial time was the concubine Emi, self established in Eden.
Speaker 4: Not aware of the existence of sand or sea she was,
Speaker 4: Nor sea was she, Nor of cool smelling waves, nor
Speaker 4: of other tribes on Earth, nor of heaven above or
Speaker 4: himen over that way. Only aware of the Gulf of
Speaker 4: Genuga was she, and of it its unique corn grass
Speaker 4: it's or of its unique grass, which was corn. She
Speaker 4: knew not where the Sun had its eight mansion. She
Speaker 4: knew not where the stars had their eight stations. She
Speaker 4: knew not how the moon had its quarters and powers.
Speaker 4: She didn't. She's a witch of the moon cult. Ancient science,
Speaker 4: they said in a question mark. I think it's astrology astronomy.
Speaker 4: I mean she knew not how the moon had its
Speaker 4: quarters and powers. I have a vision of her cellar
Speaker 4: cave or cellar hyphen Facts of Escape, as it stood
Speaker 4: sheltered from the sunlight on the strand of nar with
Speaker 4: its door facing northwardin In through its door fell drops
Speaker 4: of adders, venom, venom, adders, snakes. That's that whole thing
Speaker 4: I think is very metaphoric.
Speaker 5: And uh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because the cave thing and then the drops of
Speaker 4: Vader's venom, it sounds like it's more of she's in
Speaker 4: a trance at the moment because she's all jacked up
Speaker 4: on drugs. I don't know, maybe I'm wrong. The Old
Speaker 4: English term or translates as great serpent or worm, and
Speaker 4: is found in the British place names associated with King
Speaker 4: Arthur Ormy's said it derives from the Samerian urim enemy
Speaker 4: serpent worm. Slid Er was the seat of the oracular
Speaker 4: priestess of Mother Goddess and Samaria Irid. It literally meant
Speaker 4: city of the deep right Eden Orridu is city of
Speaker 4: the Deep. Later Iredu was established at the mouth of
Speaker 4: the Euphrates and on the Persian Gulf. Central to the
Speaker 4: story of the lais as the cauldron, which Withdell identified
Speaker 4: as a grail. It appears to be used by the
Speaker 4: matriarch for clairvoyance. Now, that's interesting, clairvoyance like a crystal
Speaker 4: ball or was it a device left behind that they
Speaker 4: probably didn't even know what they were doing with it
Speaker 4: and probably didn't know how to work it right, but
Speaker 4: they got something cool to happened. The old English term glary,
Speaker 4: which I think of check this out, glary g l
Speaker 4: A r I meaning glass, glary meaning glass, so like
Speaker 4: a like a what.
Speaker 3: Like a what.
Speaker 4: Like a scrying mirror? Perhaps present in the episode in
Speaker 4: which Thor captures the Bowl of Eden is, by coincidence,
Speaker 4: an anagram for the term grail. So glary mean glass
Speaker 4: if you if you move the letters around, it means
Speaker 4: it's the grail I see under the cellar. We guessed, uh,
Speaker 4: because I got to get doctor gleyton On and Henry
Speaker 4: at half hour. I gotta set it all up and
Speaker 4: all that crap, so we will have a fourth day
Speaker 4: so I can finish this off. I want to read
Speaker 4: through the whole at a and uh yeah, so we're
Speaker 4: not going to not do that because the Edda is
Speaker 4: important and we're gonna make a lot of other connections
Speaker 4: along the way. It's going to be I don't know
Speaker 4: if it's sad or or exhilarating, because to me, this
Speaker 4: is this is like me right reading reading, reading history
Speaker 4: that I finally wanted to learn. It makes me feel
Speaker 4: like I'm getting myself out of the the Colt mindset
Speaker 4: of the religious dogma. And maybe, you know, even if
Speaker 4: these are just people, great, they still had a god
Speaker 4: they you know, And I always said, and Roalda, I trust.
Speaker 4: Even after the Yetta boys, they're still pointing up the
Speaker 4: same exact thing and the sky calling it Raalda or
Speaker 4: calling it whatever. Hey call me the old fashioned. I
Speaker 4: worship the sun as a god and fear it. That's
Speaker 4: what they said in the show with the State they
Speaker 4: used to be onto MTV. The guy that used to
Speaker 4: walk around the he kind of did like what they
Speaker 4: do and Jack Candy thing, except he like the deep
Speaker 4: thoughts with Jack Candy, except he was just a dude
Speaker 4: walking around a pond and he's like breaking sticks. He's like,
Speaker 4: call me old fashion one the other one who was like,
Speaker 4: call me old fashion. But women voters, all right, so
Speaker 4: we are. I'm not really able to read all these guys.
Speaker 4: I gotta get out of here. But yeah, the description
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Speaker 4: come and find when I get my computer today that
Speaker 4: it's bad. That's what he alluded to yesterday. You said, yeah,
Speaker 4: your GPU's crap came from the factory crap. I'm like, well,
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Speaker 4: got a hold of Amazon. They said, screw you, buddy,
Speaker 4: one hundred and thirty three dollars will be deducted from
Speaker 4: your rebate. I'm like, well, the other one already costs
Speaker 4: one hundred and fifty dollars more, so now I'm gonna
Speaker 4: come up with three hundred dollars. You fuck her.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: It's like, if I'm giving you one hundred percent of
Speaker 4: the product, give me a hundred percent of the rebate.
Speaker 4: I'm not even I'm going to be buying something off
Speaker 4: your site again. It's not like I'm gonna just pocket
Speaker 4: it and run. You're gonna get the money back and
Speaker 4: four more clicks, you know. So there's that. So the
Speaker 4: gifts and goes out there probably gonna need it all right,
Speaker 4: then we'll finally have this done. Is apparently a thing
Speaker 4: with XFS car XFX stay away from AMD number one
Speaker 4: but XFX GPUs. But he said the same thing has
Speaker 4: happened a lot of them. It's just the manufacturers. Three
Speaker 4: hours shit, So I hope there's not other problems. I
Speaker 4: think there might be some of the something else going on,
Speaker 4: but I'll find out in a couple of hours after
Speaker 4: I get done with doctor Glynn and I gotta go
Speaker 4: pick up the computer. It's been a way in infirmary.
Speaker 4: It's been in, it's been on. Uh, it's been an
Speaker 4: impatient for three days. This is the bikes who used
Speaker 4: to be anyway. Yeah, so yeah, the gifts and go here.
Speaker 4: Let me just do this. I gotta show it to
Speaker 4: you before I go, so you know, you know, and
Speaker 4: we'll do today. We'll go from here. Hey, what's up, Massa?
Speaker 4: How you doing buddy? And I'm guessing that it was
Speaker 4: probably from you? And thank you? All right, So here
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Speaker 4: That's the other one. I'm going to the show, thank
Speaker 4: you to all, thank you to all, think you to
Speaker 4: all all right, and yeah, actually it's what's funny is
Speaker 4: that's literally as much I didn't even this was. I've
Speaker 4: done this earlier, but that's literally how much it will
Speaker 4: require to get the other one. I don't know. I'm
Speaker 4: not sure what I'm gonna do with the other brick
Speaker 4: because it's basically it's what it is now. It's a brick.
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna sell it to something. Somebody says, I
Speaker 4: think it was Jacual Josh said, sell it to sell
Speaker 4: it on eBay. I go, Josh, if I know that
Speaker 4: there's a problem with it, I'm not going to sell
Speaker 4: that to someone else and have them have the same
Speaker 4: fucking problem.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: It's not just because of the compatibility. It's because there's
Speaker 4: something wrong with this. I'm not just gonna that's like
Speaker 4: an expensive item. I'm not gonna go sell it to
Speaker 4: someone who just be like, eh, that's not how I roll.
Speaker 4: So that's not me. I mean there's I'm gonna return
Speaker 4: it and take the hit or whatever. Something's gonna happen,
Speaker 4: or maybe one of these people, the manufacturers that I contacted,
Speaker 4: will give me back the money. It looks like they've
Speaker 4: gotten back to me. I don't know if they said
Speaker 4: yet because I've been on here. But there's other ways
Speaker 4: to make things done right, the with integrity and honesty,
Speaker 4: and you know, you know, you don't need to screw
Speaker 4: someone else over because you got screwed. That's not that's
Speaker 4: not the way that goes. You don't you don't push
Speaker 4: it down the you know what I mean. You know,
Speaker 4: maybe that's not something they do anyway, That's not how
Speaker 4: I roll. Okay, I'm good. You good. I think we're good.
Speaker 4: Support the show, and I'll see you definitely tomorrow. We'll
Speaker 4: wrap this up and then tomorrow sometimes maybe maybe another
Speaker 4: one on this weekend if I don't, if I'm not
Speaker 4: making much of hot sauce or whatever, Friday night, I'm
Speaker 4: completely booked out, though I'm gonna be at that thing,
Speaker 4: so well maybe Saturday or Sunday. Saturday, something's going on too.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, my daughter's doing the thing. So tonight I
Speaker 4: gotta go thing, and then Friday I have to go
Speaker 4: to another thing, and then Saturday I gotta go to
Speaker 4: a thing. But two of them are for my daughters.
Speaker 4: That's cool. And then uh yeah, it's gonna be a
Speaker 4: busy week all the way up until Christmas. But I'm
Speaker 4: gonna get most of the house sauce is already done.
Speaker 4: I just gotta wind to like that out today. Whatever
Speaker 4: I have in hand right now, as far as what's
Speaker 4: still available, I mean, what's still pending. They're printed and
Speaker 4: it'll it takes me no time less, however, So once
Speaker 4: I get the computer, I'll go to the facility and
Speaker 4: finish off the sauce, bring them back so I Rebecca
Speaker 4: and can wrap them and get them out to You. Guys,
Speaker 4: have a good one. Stay safe out there, by the way,
Speaker 4: especially if you're driving around. It's gonna be crazy idiots
Speaker 4: out there who last minute shoppers. If they even do
Speaker 4: that anymore. Maybe they just sit in a chair like
Speaker 4: this and go on the computer and go click click.
Speaker 5: But