Speaker 1: Hello, how's it going.
Speaker 2: All right? So?
Speaker 1: Four to three one so six one nine four to
Speaker 1: three one zero three. Let me find out. I wouldn't
Speaker 1: give you the right answer here, hold on, it is
Speaker 1: six nine four three one zero three three four. I
Speaker 1: have the road cast connected to the phone, and I
Speaker 1: have the base boost off. SOLU shouldn't cause distortion. We
Speaker 1: should be good in case people want to call in. Alrighty,
Speaker 1: it's a different time. Maybe I'll catch different people. That's
Speaker 1: always a good thing. And it's a Saturday, which is
Speaker 1: an atypical day for doing a show. Do it every
Speaker 1: once in a while. But here we are. You hear
Speaker 1: my dog in the background. Hear my dog in the background?
Speaker 3: Shut that door?
Speaker 1: Are they just that loud? Anyhow? So I spent I
Speaker 1: don't know. I gotta shoot that door. I don't know
Speaker 1: what's going on. Did I not shut that door?
Speaker 4: Or dog just that stupidly loud? Yeah, he's stupidly loved.
Speaker 1: It's just Ali beat him not. He gets excited when
Speaker 1: other people are playing, so he just loses his ship,
Speaker 1: spins around the circles and barks like a Maniac's so tunny,
Speaker 1: little tiny dog like a U. Allie, what do you
Speaker 1: call it. He's a Chihuahua type dog, but he looks
Speaker 1: like a looks like a Italian greyhound like it just
Speaker 1: like a miniature Italian greyhounds. What he looks like They're
Speaker 1: gonna be loud. This is why I tried to wait.
Speaker 1: This is why I was doing this little hold on
Speaker 1: and wait and all this sort of stuff. But here
Speaker 1: this was a true statement. That's me. I'll let you
Speaker 1: read it. I got up on the scale today after
Speaker 1: many days and not being able to taste food, and
Speaker 1: I honestly don't remember if I was eating food anyway
Speaker 1: just to have something in me or not, because I've
Speaker 1: been trying to get down to one thirty five forever
Speaker 1: and today I was. But I've been like stuck at
Speaker 1: went thirty eight, one thirty ninety one. I went thirty
Speaker 1: five today, one thirty five points something. But same thing
Speaker 1: I usually base like. I don't care what my weight is.
Speaker 1: It's the things that I see that I want to
Speaker 1: be gone, you know what I mean? So anyhow, I
Speaker 1: so what I was saying earlier is I spent about
Speaker 1: I don't know, ten or fifteen minutes of my morning
Speaker 1: when I first wake up, and I'm talking about like
Speaker 1: solid that much time blowing my nose, and as I
Speaker 1: had mentioned in the telegram group, making like more shock
Speaker 1: test little and then you fold it open, so and
Speaker 1: it's all blood, very red or very pink, you know,
Speaker 1: lots of lots of yucky stuffy hello Kerry, and so
Speaker 1: what do you call it that? And then the clumpy, clotty,
Speaker 1: bloody chunks of whatever in addition to like rubberized what
Speaker 1: looks like if I was to guess, if I was
Speaker 1: just compared to something looks like little segments of a
Speaker 1: tapeworm that are spread open, like like somebody popped a
Speaker 1: little square caps and peeled it back, or something that
Speaker 1: looks like that to me. So I don't know what
Speaker 1: it is, but at least I can tell you now
Speaker 1: that today must be an improvement. My energy levels are up.
Speaker 1: They weren't this morning, but when I tried to get
Speaker 1: on earlier, they just weren't happening. And Pharaoh was already
Speaker 1: in the room anyway. She was already watching roadblocks on
Speaker 1: this computer here, So, uh, watching watching videos on YouTube.
Speaker 1: I meant to say, over roadblocks, But yeah, I can
Speaker 1: taste now. I walked in here earlier and they had
Speaker 1: like bought Panda which I can't stand Panda Express, but
Speaker 1: super overpriced. Not the best Chinese food ever that I
Speaker 1: could have. I can find me way better stuff from
Speaker 1: family restaurants, and that's why I go to They're there
Speaker 1: for some reason, stuck on this Panda thing, so I
Speaker 1: know I need it. But I walked in and I
Speaker 1: smelled it. I'm like, holy shit, I smell things. And
Speaker 1: then I was like, I went and grabbed the bag
Speaker 1: of Jlipino kettle chips and I could taste them.
Speaker 3: I'm like, what, all right?
Speaker 1: So life's good for now? It goes away usually, like
Speaker 1: if I have a faint taste during the day, it
Speaker 1: goes away by the end of the day, by the
Speaker 1: by dusk. It's like a I don't know, vampire or something.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna go into more of this parasitic stuffy
Speaker 1: things that we've been talking about. I'm gonna continue on
Speaker 1: with mister Eustace Mullen's book here, but I want to
Speaker 1: get people off so an opportunity, a chance. If they
Speaker 1: want to call in and talk about what the fuck
Speaker 1: go out in this world? Please do so. Open the topic.
Speaker 1: Really let me wait for this thing. They'll load. It's
Speaker 1: a PMG file, so it's a little bit longer, but
Speaker 1: there it goes. So this is what we have here.
Speaker 1: I didn't even know there was a comic book character
Speaker 1: in DC World or Action Comics Universe that was called
Speaker 1: the Parasite, but there you have it, and that's him,
Speaker 1: and that's me doing a cutout of him, and you know,
Speaker 1: dressing up that character in the middle. There a lot
Speaker 1: more appropriately, I would say it says parasites in many forms.
Speaker 1: And yes we are. We are streaming live right now
Speaker 1: in FTJ Media, Twitter and and and and Mumble and
Speaker 1: I guess I don't know if this would work. I
Speaker 1: might be able to add additional see this. I don't
Speaker 1: know how this works, if it would work like this
Speaker 1: or not. If the restream capabilities on on FTJ Media
Speaker 1: are automatic, then I could add additional destinations on that side,
Speaker 1: and then when I go live on stream Yard, it
Speaker 1: might initiate when it kicks off on FTJ Media to
Speaker 1: also restream on those other platforms. I don't know if
Speaker 1: that's true or not, but I'm limited to three on
Speaker 1: stream Yard, and they don't like they don't have a
Speaker 1: bradyon quick Connect and they don't have like a saved
Speaker 1: destination for you know, pit Shoot or any of those
Speaker 1: other places either. They are all pains in the ass.
Speaker 1: And then anyway, I think, bitch, you just just recently
Speaker 1: got streaming, you know, live streaming, and I don't even
Speaker 1: know if you get it for free, if you have
Speaker 1: to pay for it. They're so behind the times. Josh's
Speaker 1: josh u TV was so much better than so many
Speaker 1: things for so long, and nobody, I mean, we had people,
Speaker 1: but it wasn't supported. Now it's like supported heavily and
Speaker 1: it's FTJ Media and it's freaking everything that should have
Speaker 1: been when we first did this run for seven solid
Speaker 1: years together, in all the time and effort that he
Speaker 1: put in it that I and I invested in it myself,
Speaker 1: like literally invested in it, and I had shirts made
Speaker 1: up with JOSHUTV on it, like promoting it, business cards
Speaker 1: when I went to meetings in Salt Lake City and
Speaker 1: stuff like that. So yeah, we did our best. We
Speaker 1: did our best, and h that's that. Let me just
Speaker 1: put this down here. So yeah, that's a kind of
Speaker 1: a character apparently looks pretty interesting and that is maybe
Speaker 1: going to be somewhat of a permanent fixture, or at
Speaker 1: least another version of the of the logo, at least
Speaker 1: some part of that. Like if it's maybe that one
Speaker 1: just doctored up a little bit better. Maybe I don't know.
Speaker 1: This one's kind of specific too. Hey, it's a not
Speaker 1: really going away from the whole evil thing. If you
Speaker 1: put a demonic, you know, parasite face on there, so
Speaker 1: maybe that would be more. I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 1: How are my kidneys feeling. My kidneys are awesome, they
Speaker 1: are fine. Uh. What doctor Glinden did, and this is
Speaker 1: a good time to talk about that too. What doctor
Speaker 1: Glidden did, what he taught me, told me to do,
Speaker 1: worked out perfectly. He told me to get the Kelly carbonicum.
Speaker 1: I did that in three out of the four doses
Speaker 1: I was supposed to take. It was it was better
Speaker 1: the pain anyway. And this is after exclusionating pain for
Speaker 1: a couple of days, to the point where I had
Speaker 1: to go to an EO. I thought I had to
Speaker 1: go to a New York to get some answers just
Speaker 1: to make sure that it was not something more threatening
Speaker 1: because of the pain was so strong. You don't know
Speaker 1: what's going on, right, And uh, yeah, that's when they
Speaker 1: lied to me. That's when they filled me full of
Speaker 1: radiation and unnecessarily told me after the fact that they
Speaker 1: already had images of this, but they just wanted to
Speaker 1: give me, you know, radiated again and all this other shit.
Speaker 1: So evil evil, there is no there is no like
Speaker 1: the banality of it. You don't even realize just how
Speaker 1: evil you're being deceived and how wickedly and they're betraying
Speaker 1: your trust with every single breath that they that they take,
Speaker 1: and at an er, at a hospital, at a doctor's office.
Speaker 1: I mean, like, my mom's on that nextim crap and
Speaker 1: she's so so everything that they've done to her family,
Speaker 1: murdering her sister, telling us that she needed a guard
Speaker 1: bladder taken out first, and then that she had to
Speaker 1: she had a cute leukemia. This is after telling her
Speaker 1: before that that she had MOTTO for an entire year.
Speaker 1: It's all bullshit. They didn't know what the fuck they
Speaker 1: were talking about, and then they just decided to cash
Speaker 1: in with this whole Hey, yeah, it's a cute leukemia,
Speaker 1: so acute, so detrimental that it took them two and
Speaker 1: a half years of solid drugging and poisoning and irradiating
Speaker 1: her to finally kill a mother of three. So when
Speaker 1: you see all these examples around you, and then everything
Speaker 1: that I've been trying to I was trying to tell her.
Speaker 1: Now I realized because I've dealt with her again, like closely,
Speaker 1: there was a wrong person to try to have to
Speaker 1: get information to my grandfather through because oh, he's stubborn. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but you're also not trying You're putting on a bullshit
Speaker 1: show and you're not really trying to get Oh it's
Speaker 1: like this is his life. If that doesn't, if it
Speaker 1: really doesn't mean that much to you, good to know.
Speaker 1: I will note that and I will find another way.
Speaker 1: But she was the wrong person to be in charge
Speaker 1: of that and the information that could have been helpful.
Speaker 1: I saw statins in this freaking you know, in the
Speaker 1: the amount of time that he spent on dialysis, the
Speaker 1: mental of the years, if I had, if I had,
Speaker 1: and I don't even think she actually got the botanicals
Speaker 1: that I told her to get. She got something some
Speaker 1: other crap, the ninety essentials and stuff like that, which
Speaker 1: is good too, But she also needed to get the
Speaker 1: botanicals for my grandfather's kidney, specifically to help clean out
Speaker 1: to filter. I don't know if she already even got that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: doctor Glitton, what did you say. I'm so happy to
Speaker 1: hear that doctor Glydden's recommendations work. I'm getting the things
Speaker 1: he told me to get today and we'll see because
Speaker 1: my rad kidney is really bad. Oh that's right, you
Speaker 1: have kidney's thinking thing going on. Yeah, so she's probably
Speaker 1: gonna tell you something different than mine because mine had
Speaker 1: specifics to me. You know how that goes with the
Speaker 1: with the homeopaths, right, the homeopathic pellets. It's based on
Speaker 1: what must be what you know, how you decipher what's
Speaker 1: actually going on with the person, how to adjust that
Speaker 1: part of them. So it's probably not gonna be the
Speaker 1: cali carbonicum or whatever else he told me, but I did.
Speaker 1: I didn't finish that thought. And thanks for this follow
Speaker 1: up here, because now it's allowed me to get back
Speaker 1: into it. He told me to get the zabas corn
Speaker 1: silk and that's supposed to break it up. The burberous
Speaker 1: vulgaris or barbary tincture. I've got that as well, so
Speaker 1: I do take those. Burberry isn't very tasty, but then again,
Speaker 1: neither it is the corn stilk because I don't like
Speaker 1: alcohol and it's an alcohol tincture. And that's from what
Speaker 1: the hell was it? Wise woman nerves herbals. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: I got mine from a place called like Blue Sky.
Speaker 1: But when it came it came in a full script box.
Speaker 1: I don't understand why that was. So there you have it. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I haven't peed out a pie sized stone yet, so
Speaker 1: I'm thinking it broke it up before I came out.
Speaker 1: Had a couple of irritations one time, you know, here
Speaker 1: and there, So I'm thinking what I was feeling was
Speaker 1: it already broken down passing without it being a big
Speaker 1: solid thing. And I had one on my left side too,
Speaker 1: So I'm still taking the the zma's until it's gone,
Speaker 1: just to make sure that that one gets knocked out
Speaker 1: too if it decides to dislodge. If it's already dislodged,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know. Maybe it can be
Speaker 1: broken down before it even starts to move. Who knows.
Speaker 1: So there's that and where did it go? Oh? Hold on,
Speaker 1: everything's gay? Do you never notice that everything's gay? It is?
Speaker 1: Let's just do it this way.
Speaker 5: Fuck it.
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Speaker 1: all right, and there we are. Now I have to
Speaker 1: evacuate my nose again because I'm feeling stuffed up and
Speaker 1: this is just gonna be my life until it's over.
Speaker 1: But give me a second to do that, and then
Speaker 1: we'll get started on the reading for today. We're picking
Speaker 1: up basically where we left off. Just give me one
Speaker 1: second here, have you seen anything flying out of my face?
Speaker 6: Just?
Speaker 3: Yeah, look the other way?
Speaker 1: All right? So six one nine four three one zero
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Speaker 1: something and feel free. Just before we get into all
Speaker 1: that jibber jabber, though, I think there's a couple of
Speaker 1: things that I want to share with you on Instagram.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure how pertinent they are. Yeah, let's fuck it,
Speaker 1: let's do it. It's stuff not always a big fan
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Speaker 7: Sonic says, No jd Vance didn't go to Poundtown on
Speaker 7: a couch, and no Tim Walls didn't have his stomach
Speaker 7: pump from horse baby batter.
Speaker 8: The only thing.
Speaker 7: Weird going on is that the down world stock markets
Speaker 7: are crashing and imminent recession is on the horizon. The
Speaker 7: UK is on the brink of civil war, and Ron
Speaker 7: and Israel are about to start World War three, and
Speaker 7: we're over here gossiping about dumb shit like a bunch
Speaker 7: of middle schoolers.
Speaker 1: Wake up.
Speaker 7: If you think a politician is the answer to your problems,
Speaker 7: then you don't understand the times in which we live.
Speaker 7: No one is coming to save us. It's up to us,
Speaker 7: and it starts with all of us recognizing that the
Speaker 7: people in power aren't our friends. We have more in
Speaker 7: common with each other than we do with the media,
Speaker 7: politicians and elites. The day we come together instead of
Speaker 7: coming at each other's throats is the day we'll win.
Speaker 4: Do you left one ants stand up to us?
Speaker 9: Then they, oh my, stand up.
Speaker 10: Those puny little ants outnumber us, a hunger to want
Speaker 10: and if.
Speaker 8: They ever figure that out, there goes our way of life.
Speaker 7: Sonic says, No jd. Vance didn't go to poundtown on
Speaker 7: a couch and.
Speaker 1: No China pause it did want to do it all right?
Speaker 1: Let me know you guys hear that?
Speaker 2: Or no?
Speaker 1: Did you? Did you? Did you?
Speaker 11: Did you?
Speaker 1: I know there's a delay, so I have to be patient,
Speaker 1: but I'm not very patient. Can't protect you can violate
Speaker 1: your rights with leather of floors. It's just a bunch
Speaker 1: of overweight women who like other women bowl. Sometimes they're
Speaker 1: referred to in police uniforms, police costumes. Hold on my
Speaker 1: second again, just coughing up chunks all day. I just
Speaker 1: I didn't realize. I think this person might have something
Speaker 1: wrong with them, and I don't want to play this now.
Speaker 1: But she's making us some kind of point, which is good.
Speaker 1: But I was just like boobs. So anyway, so that's
Speaker 1: not something I shared. This something someone else shared. Okay, Now,
Speaker 1: this is a good one. And I don't know if
Speaker 1: I shared this or not, but I hope if I
Speaker 1: shared this on this show again, if I should do
Speaker 1: it again. It's not that not that terrible, right, He's
Speaker 1: part of us. I haven't seen him a long time.
Speaker 1: He watched us. Cool all right, Oh, let me just
Speaker 1: double check make sure that.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I heard it. Fine, awesome, cool, Thanks bout our angel.
Speaker 1: That's a cool name.
Speaker 2: I like that. It goes.
Speaker 13: I was in the library other night and they were
Speaker 13: strict in sex and I read something rather odd about
Speaker 13: a bit of rare magic. It's cooled, as I.
Speaker 1: Understand it coupled a no, it's kidding.
Speaker 14: Whole crocks.
Speaker 8: A very good problem.
Speaker 13: Wol crocks. I can cross the term while reading, and
Speaker 13: I didn't fully understand it.
Speaker 12: I'm not sure what you were reading, tomb, but this
Speaker 12: is very dark stuff, very dark.
Speaker 3: Indeed, which is.
Speaker 13: Why I came to you.
Speaker 12: The whole crux is an object which your person has
Speaker 12: concealed part.
Speaker 13: Of their soul, but I don't understand how that works,
Speaker 13: and splits.
Speaker 12: One soul and hides part of it in an object.
Speaker 12: By doing so, you are protected you to be attacked
Speaker 12: and your body destroyed, protecting part of your soul that
Speaker 12: is hidden lives on. In other words, you cannot die.
Speaker 1: Oh you mean like a wroths child.
Speaker 12: This is all hypothetical academic.
Speaker 1: Of course, sir.
Speaker 15: So what did God do? He replaced the Greek faith
Speaker 15: with the Biblical faith. The Greeks ended up converting to Christianity.
Speaker 1: By God, they mean a bunch of Hellenistic Jews, let's
Speaker 1: just keep that straight, and accepted.
Speaker 15: The God of Israel and the Greek gods were gone.
Speaker 15: And actually he used the Greek language and the Greek
Speaker 15: culture to spread the Gospel for.
Speaker 1: The very first time, because it was never an ancient
Speaker 1: Hebrew first let's keep that also straight. And this whole
Speaker 1: idea that we just call God doing this and not
Speaker 1: man doing this to deceive many many other men for
Speaker 1: AONs afterward.
Speaker 8: Come on, Rome took Israel and they shattered it.
Speaker 15: They spread the Jewish people all across the world, shattered it.
Speaker 8: What did God do with Rome? He destroyed, He ended up.
Speaker 8: Rome fell and the people.
Speaker 1: They keep saying, God did that. Not a bunch of
Speaker 1: parasites in the kingdom, right, Not a bunch of lowly
Speaker 1: parasites and pirates and bandits. No, no, it wasn't them,
Speaker 1: Not advisors to the king, not the sorcerers. Couldn't have
Speaker 1: been them, couldn't have been the priest craft right.
Speaker 8: Pieces of Rome have been scattered all over the world.
Speaker 1: They took some things from Judaism and develop lots of
Speaker 1: nonsense on time of it, But even their religion came
Speaker 1: from the anytime they say God destroyed anything, you should
Speaker 1: replace that with or God's wrath, it's them destroying and
Speaker 1: rooting and parasitically killing the host country. Even their Massiah
Speaker 1: is a jewel that was kicked out of Yeshiva, Still
Speaker 1: a jewel.
Speaker 8: How can I not be happy?
Speaker 1: And I see millions of going bow down to one
Speaker 1: Jew tonight. Who their god is the impostor their god
Speaker 1: is chronous Saturn, Satan maybe maybe not even Satan. I
Speaker 1: don't even think Satan stoops that low.
Speaker 14: One of the ways of bringing about the collapse of
Speaker 14: a nation, it's by bringing about the collapse of its economy.
Speaker 14: Another way is by sending it to war. A nation
Speaker 14: can lose its glory for war.
Speaker 4: That is how it happened in the pat.
Speaker 1: Do we not see that happening here? We're going to
Speaker 1: be fighting Israel's wars still have been doing that since
Speaker 1: nine to eleven, but even before that. And they're destroying
Speaker 1: our economy and trying to replace us, replace our funny
Speaker 1: money with even more funny of the money that is
Speaker 1: tied to us digitally.
Speaker 14: Babylonians, the Persians, the Romans were never destroyed because the
Speaker 14: Romans split up into many countries.
Speaker 4: Who's wrong today Europe and the United States?
Speaker 6: And for some reason, I haven't seen anybody talk about it,
Speaker 6: but it's so obvious to me.
Speaker 16: After the destruction of the Second Temple, two major religions
Speaker 16: come to the scene, Christianity, first close to two thousand
Speaker 16: years ago, then later on a plus sixteen hundred years ago.
Speaker 8: Why did they just wake up? Why now not before?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 6: And what of these two have in common? They are
Speaker 6: monethistics for the most parts. These are the major religions today.
Speaker 6: That is what is going on on a cabalistic level,
Speaker 6: on a spiritual level.
Speaker 17: Christians didn't do it on at all.
Speaker 8: The Jew's helping remember the first Christians?
Speaker 6: What Jewish Russian wants to prepare the whole world to
Speaker 6: be monthistic when the Messiah comes, that non Jews will
Speaker 6: end up being slaves to Jews.
Speaker 4: Things like that. That's part of like where did that
Speaker 4: come from?
Speaker 3: That?
Speaker 18: What you're saying is correct, What you're saying is correct,
Speaker 18: and what does it mean?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Cam me, yeah, do call me?
Speaker 1: Stuck up with the may nations serve you and people
Speaker 1: bowed down to you?
Speaker 4: Yeah, call me, he says, yeah, call me.
Speaker 1: Isaac's blessing to Jacob, Genesis twenty seven nine. This isn't
Speaker 1: our book, It's not our book.
Speaker 4: I'm getting this.
Speaker 6: Do you believe that the entile aging will one day
Speaker 6: become the slaves of the Jews?
Speaker 4: Believe?
Speaker 1: Do you believe someday that you bathe and get a
Speaker 1: filthy stench off you.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 19: Another key moment in the leather gym where the chosenness
Speaker 19: comes right up is in Habdallah when they say were
Speaker 19: God is blessed for having separated the darkness from the light,
Speaker 19: separated that many days of the week.
Speaker 1: I think we're actually going to get into this section
Speaker 1: about the perim and reading today of the New History
Speaker 1: of the Jews by Yusus Mullins. Hopefully we get to
Speaker 1: that point.
Speaker 19: Today from the Shabbat separated the many peoples of the world.
Speaker 4: From the Jews.
Speaker 20: These matters have spressed the foots most islands to make
Speaker 20: many stubborn headed nations to many stubborn headed nations. Well,
Speaker 20: the stuffing spread, I mean Islam and Christianity. Bull send
Speaker 20: up the missionaries, whether it's your argument or.
Speaker 17: Or through the sword.
Speaker 4: They have wrot these ideas to the people's through the world.
Speaker 13: And when they the winds of Ushan and many concepts
Speaker 13: to the world, they've done it instead of us.
Speaker 21: These these Christians will because they've been exposed to the Bible.
Speaker 21: Because they know the Bible, they know the God of Israel,
Speaker 21: they know all the stories, they know all they know
Speaker 21: all the content of the Bible that will lay the groundwork.
Speaker 21: The goal is not to make everyone Jewish. We're called
Speaker 21: a kingdom of priest and that means that there has
Speaker 21: to be a flock if we're if we're the priests,
Speaker 21: has got to be a block.
Speaker 8: And the flock is the world.
Speaker 1: The priest craft.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that when the fire will come, that the whole
Speaker 10: world will be a part of you.
Speaker 1: You will do you think the gentiles will be the
Speaker 1: slaves of the Jews one day? They are supposed to
Speaker 1: according to the Torah, the gentiles are supposed to be
Speaker 1: our slaves?
Speaker 2: Is what that said?
Speaker 1: No, this guy's a real freaking psychopath.
Speaker 9: Ally says that worship the crucified one, because that is
Speaker 9: exactly how God planned it. This is what Isaac told Aesab.
Speaker 1: And you shall people that they made up people that
Speaker 1: they made up in the Hellenessic period by stealing from
Speaker 1: actual stories, maybe myths, maybe myths there too, but mixing
Speaker 1: some some basis of reality with some bigger pieces of
Speaker 1: fiction in other myths of you know, fabled like myths,
Speaker 1: and creating characters that other people would be able to
Speaker 1: recognize very clever, and then backdating it to give them
Speaker 1: some sort of substance in this world. They were chosen
Speaker 1: at right, chosen by the impostor.
Speaker 9: Sure true, and you shall serve your brother Jesus being
Speaker 9: a Jew for better or for worse. And the nations
Speaker 9: are still bowing down to a Jew, regardless of his status.
Speaker 9: Do you even know who Satan is? The Angel of Death,
Speaker 9: the archangel of Agon Christianity, God for Israel, Satan.
Speaker 2: For a dom.
Speaker 1: Set Kronos, Saturn. You know all that good.
Speaker 9: Stuff, and you still don't realize that you're not.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh Sebbi, you're.
Speaker 22: Serving God but the Angel, but the Angel of Death.
Speaker 22: In Jesus' name, the Christians and the rest of the
Speaker 22: pagan world have no future. You must understand this now. Again,
Speaker 22: don't don't get the wrong idea. We believe that Islam and.
Speaker 9: Christianity, despite damage done to us, are still bringing humility
Speaker 9: in general, much closer humanity, excuse me, much closer to God.
Speaker 1: You have to have a special status of suffering, at
Speaker 1: least much closer to their God who wants to kill
Speaker 1: you and promised to do so for his chosen people.
Speaker 9: It's okay, I'm not gonna worship this, I'm going to
Speaker 9: worship that.
Speaker 1: So let's centralize and oh shit, oht the what just
Speaker 1: happened there? Sorry about that? We have to go back
Speaker 1: to it. I can't go, sorry, man, I can't go.
Speaker 1: I don't know what happened. I didn't click away night
Speaker 1: and strict. Well, next time, I'll keep my mouth shut
Speaker 1: and we'll just get through it. But hey, that sucked.
Speaker 1: I didn't mean to do that. I do only know
Speaker 1: what I did. I don't think I did anything.
Speaker 13: And I read something rather odd about a bit of rand.
Speaker 1: Instagram doesn't let you advance, at least not all the time,
Speaker 1: and definitely not on the version that I have here.
Speaker 1: Like there's no like bar for me to go further with,
Speaker 1: you know, I mean, I can't drag anything. So we're
Speaker 1: just going to watch it again.
Speaker 13: It's cooled as I understand it. The whole crocks.
Speaker 8: A big, good problem.
Speaker 13: Whole crocks. I can cross the term while reading, and
Speaker 13: I didn't fully understand it.
Speaker 12: Sure what you were reading, Tomba. This is very dark stuff,
Speaker 12: very dark indeed, which is.
Speaker 13: Well I came to you.
Speaker 12: The whole crux is an object which your person has
Speaker 12: concealed part of their soul.
Speaker 13: But I don't understand how that works.
Speaker 12: And splits one soul and hides part of it in
Speaker 12: an object. By doing so, you are protected. You would
Speaker 12: you be attacked and your body destroyed. Protected, part of
Speaker 12: your soul that is hidden lives on. In other words,
Speaker 12: you cannot die. This is all hypothetical, isn't it academic?
Speaker 14: Of course, sir?
Speaker 15: So what did God do? He replaced the Greek faith
Speaker 15: with the Biblical faith. The Greeks ended.
Speaker 1: Up converting to can I just ask Archangel what he
Speaker 1: means by Javi? Huh, who You're you referring to? No
Speaker 1: one that I know of? His shut up, So I'm
Speaker 1: not sure what that reference was unless it was something
Speaker 1: that you're watching here.
Speaker 15: Christianity, and except the God of Israel and the Greek
Speaker 15: gods were gone, and actually he used the Greek language
Speaker 15: and the Greek.
Speaker 8: Culture to spread the Gospel.
Speaker 15: Rome took Israel and they shattered it. They spread the
Speaker 15: Jewish people all across the world shattered it.
Speaker 8: What did God do with Rome? He destroyed? He ended up.
Speaker 15: Rome fell, and the pieces of Rome have been scattered
Speaker 15: all over the world.
Speaker 1: They took some things from Judaism and developed lots of
Speaker 1: nonsense on top of it.
Speaker 4: But even their religion came from the Jews.
Speaker 1: Even their Messiah is a Jew that was kicked out
Speaker 1: of Yeshiva.
Speaker 4: I'm still a Jew.
Speaker 8: How can I not be happy?
Speaker 1: And I see millions of going bow down to one
Speaker 1: Jew tonight.
Speaker 14: One of the ways bringing about the collapse of a
Speaker 14: nation is by bringing about the collapse of its economy.
Speaker 14: Another way is by sending it to war. A nation
Speaker 14: can lose its glory for war.
Speaker 8: That is how it.
Speaker 14: Happened in the past, the Babylonians, the Persians, the Okay.
Speaker 1: It is these wars between Rome and the Germanic tribes
Speaker 1: that act as a muzzle upon Issa adam Rum and
Speaker 1: prevent it from becoming too strong.
Speaker 14: We'll never destroy it because they're almost split up into
Speaker 14: many countries. Who's wrong today Europe and the United States?
Speaker 1: You know, wherever they consider even though they're as white
Speaker 1: as everyone else, everybody who's a white European right everywhere
Speaker 1: they've gone, that's what they're referring to you.
Speaker 6: For some reason, I don't I haven't seen anybody talk
Speaker 6: about it, but it's so obvious to me.
Speaker 16: After the destruction of the Second Temple, two major religions
Speaker 16: come to the scene. Christianity first two thousand years ago,
Speaker 16: later on sixteen hundred years ago.
Speaker 1: This, Yeah, all contracts of the Jews based on the Torah?
Speaker 8: Why did they just wake up? Why now not before? Right?
Speaker 6: And what do these two have in common? They are
Speaker 6: monotheistics for the most parts. These are the major religious today.
Speaker 6: That is what is going on on a cabalistic level,
Speaker 6: on a.
Speaker 1: Spiritual level, they're they're not monotheistic. That's a lie to Christians.
Speaker 14: Didn't do it at all.
Speaker 8: The Jew's helping remember the first Christians, well, Jewish Russian
Speaker 8: wants to prepare the whole world.
Speaker 4: To be monotistic when the Messiah comes, that non Jews
Speaker 4: will end up being slaves to Jews. Things like that.
Speaker 4: That's part of like where did that come from? What
Speaker 4: you're saying is correct? What you're saying is correct, and
Speaker 4: what does it means?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, do call me me, he says, I'm kiddings. Do
Speaker 4: you believe that the gentile lag will.
Speaker 18: One day become the slaves of the Jews.
Speaker 19: Another key moment in the letthergy where the chosenness comes
Speaker 19: right up is in Habdallah when they say God is
Speaker 19: blessed for having separated the darkness from the light, separated
Speaker 19: that many days of the week from the Shabbat, separated
Speaker 19: the many people.
Speaker 1: She's got a bit of a Hillary Clinton witchy. Look
Speaker 1: try doesn't she Both.
Speaker 19: Of the world from the Jews.
Speaker 20: These matters have been spread to the fourtish most islands
Speaker 20: to make many stubborn headed nations, to many stubborn headed nations. Well,
Speaker 20: the stuff has been spread, I mean Islam and Christianity
Speaker 20: bull send out the missionaries, whether through argument or or
Speaker 20: through the swords. They have wrought these ideas to to
Speaker 20: the people's throughout the world.
Speaker 12: I mean the.
Speaker 23: Wins of Russian and many concepts to the world.
Speaker 11: They've done it instead of us.
Speaker 21: You see, these these said Christians will because they've been
Speaker 21: exposed to the Bible, because they know the Bible, they
Speaker 21: know the God of Israel, they know all the stories,
Speaker 21: they know all they know all the content of the Bible.
Speaker 21: That will lay the groundwork. The goal is not to
Speaker 21: make everyone Jewish. We're called a kingdom of priest and
Speaker 21: that means that there has to be a flock if
Speaker 21: we're If we're the priests, has got to be a block.
Speaker 21: And the flock is the world.
Speaker 10: It says when the sigh will come, that the whole
Speaker 10: world will be a part of the.
Speaker 9: Ram Bali says that Themites worship the crucified one because
Speaker 9: that is exactly how God planned it. This is what
Speaker 9: Isaac told Asam. And you shall live by your sword true,
Speaker 9: and you shall serve your brother Jesus being a Jew
Speaker 9: for better for worse. And the nations are still bounding
Speaker 9: down to a Jew, regardless of his status.
Speaker 1: You eat a buffet of dicks.
Speaker 9: You even know who Satan is, the Angel of Death,
Speaker 9: the Archangel of Adoon, Christianity, God for Israel, Satan for Adon,
Speaker 9: and you still don't realize that you're not serving.
Speaker 22: God but the Angel, but the Angel of Death.
Speaker 9: In Jesus' name, the Christians and the rest of the
Speaker 9: pagan world have no future. You must understand this now again,
Speaker 9: don't don't get.
Speaker 1: The wrong They're pagans. Isn't that interesting idea?
Speaker 9: We believe that Islam and Christianity despite.
Speaker 1: Damn of course pagans. Every everybody who's not a Yao
Speaker 1: Sabbath God, fear freaking set worshiper. That's what the Egyptians
Speaker 1: saw them as they were the foreigners. They were under
Speaker 1: the the rule of Set who was the god of foreigners,
Speaker 1: desert storms and ship like that. He was a not
Speaker 1: a very nice dude. That Set image done to us.
Speaker 9: Are still bringing humility in general, much closer humanity, excuse me,
Speaker 9: much closer to God.
Speaker 1: You have to have a special status of suffering.
Speaker 9: At least it's okay, I'm not going to worship this,
Speaker 9: I'm going to worship that. So let's centralize and worship
Speaker 9: one pagan god and then we could take that away.
Speaker 9: You see some instead of having twenty of them, you
Speaker 9: have one or three.
Speaker 23: So they say, well, who's the serpent there? The serpent
Speaker 23: was Christ? And how do you know the serpent was Christ?
Speaker 19: If?
Speaker 1: Oh, should they just flashed Derek from a myth Vision podcast.
Speaker 2: In the gnostic view, the serpent, the knowledge, the nosis
Speaker 2: was Christ.
Speaker 17: That's important to understand the origins and the evolution of Christianity.
Speaker 23: You know, the beginning of the Gospel of John, it says,
Speaker 23: as the servant was lifted up in the wilderness, so
Speaker 23: the son of Man will be lifted up. So the serpent,
Speaker 23: which the serpent that is on the staff of a sluppiess,
Speaker 23: the healer, the god of healing and antiquity. You know,
Speaker 23: you still have the medical symbol of the cassiduce, the
Speaker 23: symbol of medicine with two snakes on it. That's for
Speaker 23: the ancient, you know, god of medicine.
Speaker 1: And let's uh, let's reference this book real quick, the
Speaker 1: best reference book materially you can find these days. In
Speaker 1: my book priest Craft Beyond Babylon, I give you the
Speaker 1: true origins of that symbol. And it's got nothing to
Speaker 1: do with the Sclippius, and it's got nothing to do
Speaker 1: with Caducius. It's got more to do and everything to
Speaker 1: do with Babylonian magic. And that's what was carried on,
Speaker 1: because that's what those people corrupted the Babylonians with. Was
Speaker 1: there sick twisted magic? And if I can find it here,
Speaker 1: there's a picture of it. It's two very specific type
Speaker 1: of snakes. Well, and I think I got to go
Speaker 1: back a little bit further. It wasn't it, This wasn't planned.
Speaker 1: Oh here it is. So it's the Niggashita Caducius guarded
Speaker 1: by the Moushoe dragons. And it might be hard to
Speaker 1: see you in this particulary. Hold on, let me bring
Speaker 1: myself up a little bit. Get down, get down, all right.
Speaker 1: So if you have the copy of the book, it's
Speaker 1: the this one right here, that's the that's like a
Speaker 1: challiser cup or one of those print things that they
Speaker 1: roll on the clay. So that's that thing right there,
Speaker 1: and it's Babylonian. Okay. The god of war plague in
Speaker 1: the underworld who later resides with Erishkigal for half a
Speaker 1: year is Negral, probably because he gave her curiod. Okay,
Speaker 1: So let me see if there's an actual okay, as
Speaker 1: it's just above that. The masking whole book is where
Speaker 1: this has coming as a healing god, Niggashida niggish Zida
Speaker 1: maybe is symbolized as the crowned serpent, the wise one
Speaker 1: who brings fertility of the mind and body. Ningish Zita
Speaker 1: is also able to ravage the land with plague. So
Speaker 1: this duality here of medicine right and poisoning basically with
Speaker 1: plague and fever as well. Much like Pazuzu, his manifestations
Speaker 1: are varied, yet usually always appeared as a serpent in
Speaker 1: some way. And that is what you're looking at. That's
Speaker 1: the true origin of that stupid symbol that they flashed
Speaker 1: in front of you in the medical realms that they control.
Speaker 1: And it's also interesting to note that if you go
Speaker 1: into I do go into it. In this book, the
Speaker 1: Babylonian magic says the tree of life sameri myth. Okay.
Speaker 1: So anyway, if you pick up Michael W. Ford's Mascheme Hole,
Speaker 1: which I referenced a lot in this well in different
Speaker 1: parts I reference it in, but you'll find that the
Speaker 1: color blue is always used for causing harm or sometimes health.
Speaker 1: But it's always in the realm of health, whether you're
Speaker 1: cursing somebody to be ill or otherwise. The color blue
Speaker 1: is you know, it's encoded into the medical establishment, right,
Speaker 1: it's blue blue, cross blue, this blue. That everything's blue,
Speaker 1: and that's on purpose. It's still magic and it's still
Speaker 1: a spell being cast on you all right back to it.
Speaker 1: And they usually use strings that tie around their little
Speaker 1: clay or whatever wax figurine that they're using in the
Speaker 1: in the ritual, in the in the salt circle that
Speaker 1: they create for their for their conjuring.
Speaker 23: Compared to the healer God who heals the world.
Speaker 1: They also inverted the dragon symbolism to dragons were supposed
Speaker 1: to be the protectors of the sacred and the wise ones.
Speaker 4: You want to know.
Speaker 1: I'm sure there's good and bad, but as you can't
Speaker 1: just say dragon because and be like, oh it's that's
Speaker 1: a bad thing. Now they're the protectors.
Speaker 4: Man, What tiken Islam is.
Speaker 18: This is a good cheer to go out and tell
Speaker 18: the world right tkul as they call it.
Speaker 4: You want to know what ticon Islam is.
Speaker 18: When good rules and dominates and subjugates rap, which means
Speaker 18: when cola you swell rules the world, when coli you
Speaker 18: swell is supreme, and the nations of the world are
Speaker 18: subject to the Jewish people, and under the umbrella of
Speaker 18: the Jewish people, they have rectification, they have t tikom
Speaker 18: island has.
Speaker 4: Not saved the planet. Taken Islam is not the ozone.
Speaker 18: Tikon Islam is when Jews are shimer tyra omits nice
Speaker 18: and the Gentiles recognize the supremacy of the.
Speaker 4: Jewish people, and.
Speaker 9: They have no idea that they are actually praying for
Speaker 9: the establishment of the holy in the world and.
Speaker 22: The destruction of their very religion.
Speaker 9: So thank you, we accept all your prayers, all your prayers.
Speaker 9: The khalipo over here that is going to be destroyed
Speaker 9: the clipse, and we said, as I said, even my
Speaker 9: story this is yeah.
Speaker 1: They call us the husks, the ship, the wicked, whatever,
Speaker 1: but basically we're there the excrement, isn't that? Is that pretty?
Speaker 1: Do you think they have any respect for you? Do
Speaker 1: you think they mind killing you and your babies?
Speaker 4: Jesus, this is a new Testament.
Speaker 9: This is the Church and everything that comes with it
Speaker 9: or out of it, in every variation from it.
Speaker 1: Oh, I didn't realize I had something to read there. Sorry.
Speaker 1: God made them so they will serve the Jews. We
Speaker 1: were created to serve the Jews. That's what God made us.
Speaker 1: For no other reason. You have no purpose without that.
Speaker 4: The accepted they.
Speaker 22: Have converted themselves to semi Jews.
Speaker 1: These are the people that were fighting for a steak
Speaker 1: in the world because they were insignificant for a way
Speaker 1: too long doing their short sighted, dastardly little scams and
Speaker 1: schemes and robberies and human trafficking and all this other crap.
Speaker 1: And then came along at high culture and they were
Speaker 1: taught by that high culture and decided that they were
Speaker 1: going to basically rob that high culture and make it theirs.
Speaker 1: And that's where you have the hell of distant Jews
Speaker 1: creating the Torah and creating themselves a history. They were
Speaker 1: nothing before that. They didn't have this. There was no
Speaker 1: freaking temple soul in this other crap. If anything, they
Speaker 1: robbed that from some other culture that already went away.
Speaker 1: This wasn't them. It wasn't them. And all their characters
Speaker 1: are assholes, murderers, thieves, swindlers. Oh and let's not for
Speaker 1: get incestuous in the spiritual.
Speaker 2: Sense a Christian the word the ex Christian is the
Speaker 2: true jew.
Speaker 1: H I just want to say this to our Christian friends.
Speaker 13: You know, you guys are worshiping one Jew.
Speaker 1: You should be worshiping every single one of us, because
Speaker 1: we all die fierce. We should be You should be
Speaker 1: worshiping every single one of us. Little weasel folks that
Speaker 1: rape children. Yeah, you should do that.
Speaker 9: Then it's every single day because because the Jewish people
Speaker 9: in the Land of Israel are the bulwark against the Orcs.
Speaker 1: Orcs, Oh my God, I can't read that. He sorry
Speaker 1: destroy their holy city sites, kill men, women and children
Speaker 1: and cattle. Shabad Rabbi reciting something from Deuteronomy, HM. Gay
Speaker 1: Jews have higher souls than Gentiles, says a deputy minister.
Speaker 1: Of course, because there are a little celestial Sodomites. Of course,
Speaker 1: they have to put themselves above that. You know, you
Speaker 1: have Uval Harari, who's a quote unquote rabbi. It doesn't
Speaker 1: take a whole lot of qualification to become a rabbi,
Speaker 1: I guess, and he's a bumper thumper. One Jewish life
Speaker 1: is worth more than ten thousand non Jews. Why more
Speaker 1: US Jews will walk off birthright this summer? My Birthright
Speaker 1: Guide's supremacist stance was extreme, but the program programs claim
Speaker 1: to be a political is not only demonstrably untrue, it
Speaker 1: frames every critical inquisitive Jewish millennial who wants to meet
Speaker 1: Palestinians as Israel haters. Uh oh, goody goody. Yeah, they're
Speaker 1: committing a genocide as they're talking about their supremacy right now.
Speaker 1: And they wouldn't be any of this because they're always
Speaker 1: using someone else to do their dirty work because they're weak,
Speaker 1: little narrow shouldered weasels. Who's doing all the work. Yeah
Speaker 1: that's right, we are once again? All right?
Speaker 24: And that was that.
Speaker 1: Interesting? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, what is this? Do I want
Speaker 1: to look at this? Let's look at this. Let's see
Speaker 1: what the hell is? Oh yeah, hold on, hold on,
Speaker 1: are you guys able to see that? No, you're not.
Speaker 1: Some of them being back all right, Helen, I'll get
Speaker 1: it up. That what I meant, weirdo. No, I don't
Speaker 1: know what this is going to be. I don't know
Speaker 1: what's going to be. But this is the dude from
Speaker 1: h who is like the kickoff of the first part
Speaker 1: of this is the O'Keefe dude, right, he was a
Speaker 1: kickoff of the first part of Europa And someone sent
Speaker 1: this to me, so I gotta see what it is.
Speaker 1: We'll watch it together. I'm not sure what it's even
Speaker 1: gonna be about, but I'm interested, So let's find out.
Speaker 1: Boo boo boo, boom boom boom. All right, here drop
Speaker 1: looks a little you know, Yeah, nothing to see there,
Speaker 1: Let's go to it. If the American public comes to
Speaker 1: believe that Israel was involved, planned and carried out the
Speaker 1: nine to eleven attacks.
Speaker 17: You know, even Henry Kissinger and the CIA said something
Speaker 17: that I agree with. You know, I don't normally I
Speaker 17: agree with Kissinger or the CIA, but I do in this,
Speaker 17: and both of them said that Israel will be no
Speaker 17: more within a short period of time. I believe the
Speaker 17: CNIA predicted twenty years back in two thousand and seven
Speaker 17: something like that, and Kissinger protect said within ten years,
Speaker 17: just a few years back himself.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it's not because it's going away. It's because
Speaker 1: it's migrating, right. They're taking on new territory. They're making
Speaker 1: Israel west over here, greater Israel or big Israel, as
Speaker 1: Zelenski calls it in Ukraine, making a brand new Bolshevik regime.
Speaker 17: So I wholeheartedly agree with that. For me, it's absolutely
Speaker 17: obvious that despite the fact that Israel enjoys enormous power
Speaker 17: right now, which isn't really organic to Israel, Israel is
Speaker 17: like the favorite little fiefdom. It's the ultimate criminal state.
Speaker 17: And the real power behind that, which we can definitely
Speaker 17: trace is the bankers.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, yes, absolutely, And that is a Sabotin Francist
Speaker 1: Zionus cult of straight up sorcerers and magicians.
Speaker 17: The bankers, who have literally an infinite supply of money,
Speaker 17: are running the world.
Speaker 1: Right now, Ohen, and I forgot to mention terrorists. It's
Speaker 1: a terrorist state too, full of parasites.
Speaker 17: They own our government, they own pretty much all the
Speaker 17: Western governments. They own the police, they own the court system,
Speaker 17: they own the corporations, they own the mainstream media, they
Speaker 17: completely own Hollywood, and they virtually infiltrate and control every
Speaker 17: NGO and every kind of meaningful social institution you can
Speaker 17: name because they have the money to do it. So
Speaker 17: Israel's their favorite little plaything. So I don't think that
Speaker 17: Nekhanna who or any of these other criminals really have
Speaker 17: any power. Maybe some a little bit more than others,
Speaker 17: but they're all puppets, just like our presidents and all
Speaker 17: the other heads of state, they're all puppets. They all
Speaker 17: work for the bankers, so they tell us a bunch
Speaker 17: of lies every election cycle, but they actually follow the
Speaker 17: orders of the bankers. And if they don't, well, the
Speaker 17: last one who didn't follow the orders was John F. Kennedy,
Speaker 17: and he did not follow the orders. In fact, he
Speaker 17: defied the Federal Reserve Bank openly. So Israel is living
Speaker 17: on borrowed time if you ask me, and I don't
Speaker 17: think there's really much doubt of that. The question is
Speaker 17: Israel going to exercise something known as the Samson option,
Speaker 17: because now, thanks to our treason as governments, that thanks
Speaker 17: to John F. Kennedy being assassinated, it is now a
Speaker 17: reality that Israel has approximately two to four hundred nuclear weapons.
Speaker 17: Thanks to Germany, who has gifted Israel with Dolphin class
Speaker 17: submarines that have now been nuclear armed, Israel has the
Speaker 17: capacity to deliver those nuclear weapons anywhere on the planet
Speaker 17: with virtually no notice. So the reality we're living in
Speaker 17: now is this possibility of the so called Samson option.
Speaker 17: And for those that don't know what that is, they
Speaker 17: should google it. Don't trust me, google it and verify
Speaker 17: it for yourself. It's an old Biblical story, effectively paraphrasing
Speaker 17: here Samson, a Jew was basically facing an enemy force
Speaker 17: that was overwhelming. He knew he was not going to
Speaker 17: be able to be able to beat it back. So
Speaker 17: what he did was he lured these forces into the
Speaker 17: temple and then he pushed down the pillars of the
Speaker 17: temple and he killed himself and everyone else. This is
Speaker 17: the Samson option and the modern day equivalent, according to
Speaker 17: high level thinkers within Israel, is that if Israel's security
Speaker 17: of Israel's existence is threatened, that we will take out
Speaker 17: the whole world.
Speaker 1: So on that note, allow me to once again interject
Speaker 1: here in this book where I stated that the state
Speaker 1: of Israel from its get go, because I know who
Speaker 1: I know about the Francis, I know who they are
Speaker 1: and how they operate, that that was always going to
Speaker 1: be something that they're going to utilize as a sacrifice.
Speaker 1: Now that's I don't know. You tell me what you
Speaker 1: think about the people who live there and whether or
Speaker 1: not that that's a big loss or not, but there
Speaker 1: is definitely going to be if necessary, whenever the card
Speaker 1: plays in their favor. The most I know, they're victimhood refresher, right,
Speaker 1: because people are getting a little sick of the the
Speaker 1: World War two nonsense, even though they're the ones who
Speaker 1: killed more Germans than anything else with their allies. Right.
Speaker 1: But if they are attacked, boom, that victimhood is right
Speaker 1: back there. Anti Semitism will have the death penalty in
Speaker 1: our country, and you better damn believe that domestic terror
Speaker 1: will be this thing that they have to round up
Speaker 1: in our country as well. It'll be working in their
Speaker 1: favor quite well if they do that, and that'll give
Speaker 1: them all the righteous indignation and justification to go balls
Speaker 1: ass crazy armageddon style get their temple, you know, get
Speaker 1: the Dome of the Rock, destroyed, rebuilt, red Heffer bullshit,
Speaker 1: all that stuff, and then usher in and Narmageddon, so
Speaker 1: that people who think that this is biblical prophecy are
Speaker 1: gonna be tricked into thinking that this is God's will
Speaker 1: and not fight back. Oh it's God's will. Who am I?
Speaker 1: Who am I to stand against it? And that is
Speaker 1: going to be everybody's downfall who's stuck in this religious
Speaker 1: superstition that they created themselves through this bullshit Torah and
Speaker 1: oh archangel. Check out some of the videos that I
Speaker 1: did called Hellenistic in a hand Bastic Helenists in a
Speaker 1: handbasket one and two. They should still be un rumble.
Speaker 1: If they're not, then I know they're on my FTJ
Speaker 1: Media f fuck the you know who else Jay media
Speaker 1: dot com website, so you'll find my channel there too.
Speaker 1: Most of the stuff is still un rumble. Haven't transferred
Speaker 1: it over yet because it buries the new videos. But yeah,
Speaker 1: you'll find some stuff in there about this whole lie
Speaker 1: of the Torah being thousands of years old and all
Speaker 1: this other crap.
Speaker 17: It's not that we will use nuclear weapons against the
Speaker 17: whole world, that.
Speaker 8: We will use them.
Speaker 1: I mean it is now, but it wasn't then. It
Speaker 1: was they backdated to like you know, sixteen hundred BC
Speaker 1: and before that, and this Moses nonsense and Abraham nonsense
Speaker 1: and all that other stuff. It's all. It's all made up.
Speaker 17: The threat of destroying the whole world if our existence
Speaker 17: is threatened. Now, keep in mind the banker's own Israel.
Speaker 17: It's their favorite little play thing. It has no extradition
Speaker 17: treaties with anyone in the world. It's involved in blood
Speaker 17: diamond trading, it's in sex trafficking, organ trafficking, it's committing
Speaker 17: an active genocide by the legal definition of the word,
Speaker 17: according to Black Slaw Dictionary, genocide. It is the ultimate
Speaker 17: criminal state. So how much room is there for Israel continue?
Speaker 17: The only reason why Israel has existed as long as
Speaker 17: it has is because it's basically been in the dark.
Speaker 17: The powers that be in the mainstream media have kept
Speaker 17: it in the dark. The truth about it has never
Speaker 17: been exposed. The light has not been exposing it. Now
Speaker 17: the light is exposing it, and that's why it's living
Speaker 17: on bar all of time. So the question becomes, is
Speaker 17: Israel going to exercise the so called Samson option? And
Speaker 17: how much more of American taxpayers money is going to
Speaker 17: be used for Israel to produce even more nuclear weapons
Speaker 17: and more military technology, to the point that we already
Speaker 17: face this monster's threat.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 1: The answer is unlimited, because all this is a laundering
Speaker 1: point for the banks that own Israel in the first
Speaker 1: place to get us to build and distribute. But it's
Speaker 1: all their funny money. So where do you think it's
Speaker 1: going to have an unlimited supply, Just like unlimited supply
Speaker 1: goes to Ukraine to build that up. It's going to
Speaker 1: be unlimited, and we're always going to be the pawn
Speaker 1: we are and have been for too long, just a
Speaker 1: vassal state whatever to call us adelaite state for Israel
Speaker 1: ever since well, we can even go before nineteen thirteen
Speaker 1: if you really want to, and say that the beginning
Speaker 1: of the end was eighteen sixty five when we lost
Speaker 1: what do you call it, the consent of the governed
Speaker 1: under the loss at Well to surrender Appomattox Courthouse. That
Speaker 1: ended the civil war. And that civil war wasn't about
Speaker 1: what they said it was either.
Speaker 17: It's incredible Americans are the main benefactors of Israel, this
Speaker 17: ultimate criminal state. When the American people finally realized not
Speaker 17: just nine to eleven, but how about the USS Liberty.
Speaker 17: We get back to the USS Liberty in nineteen sixty seven,
Speaker 17: the lesson that was taught to Israel. Keep in mind,
Speaker 17: this was not too long after Kennedy's assassination, and that trader,
Speaker 17: this incredible perverse trader, Lyndon Baines.
Speaker 8: Johnson, was now in the office, totally.
Speaker 17: Bought and paid for by the Zionist Jewish supremacist lobby.
Speaker 17: And it was in nineteen teen sixty seven that Israel
Speaker 17: literally attacked a defenseless ship, the USS Liberty in international waters.
Speaker 17: Blue skies flying the stars and stripes killed thirty four
Speaker 17: American sailors really did everything it could to sink that ship,
Speaker 17: and I would argue that it was divine intervention that
Speaker 17: it didn't sink. If that ship had sunk, we had
Speaker 17: nuclear weapons that were fitted on phantom jets that were
Speaker 17: flying towards Cairo, the end of the world could happen
Speaker 17: right back in nineteen sixty seven due to our best
Speaker 17: friend and ally little Jewish state of Israel. And this
Speaker 17: is the reality today. Their power has only increased, and
Speaker 17: the lesson from the USS liberty was you can do
Speaker 17: anything you want. Johnson and other traders have always covered
Speaker 17: this up successively for decades. I know some of the
Speaker 17: survivors of the USS Liberty, so it's no surprise what
Speaker 17: they were involved in nine to eleven. Again, the lesson
Speaker 17: is Israel can do anything.
Speaker 1: And that's the thing too people need to keep in
Speaker 1: their heads. It's if you're still stuck on that Muslims
Speaker 1: attacked us on nine to eleven, then I don't know
Speaker 1: what else to say to you, guys, because I know
Speaker 1: it's not my audience and my viewers that think that way.
Speaker 1: But why wouldould you know, why would you sweat and
Speaker 1: participate in the evil that is taxation that when when
Speaker 1: it's it's participation in evil when it's going to evil things.
Speaker 1: So why would you put your money toward supporting Ukraine,
Speaker 1: supporting Israel, supporting infanticide, supporting gender studies and alsol ship
Speaker 1: and mutilation of your children, and supporting the schools that
Speaker 1: decided that they don't have to tell you if they're
Speaker 1: trying to groom your child and switch their gender. Why
Speaker 1: would we continue just to fund our enslavement. Meanwhile, they're
Speaker 1: still trying to grab your only line to defense, your
Speaker 1: your weapons from you, your your tools of self defense
Speaker 1: from you, all with your money to do. So there
Speaker 1: you're paying them to take you down. No one's paying
Speaker 1: you to take them down or to defend yourself. So
Speaker 1: it's only one way direction this money is going. Israel
Speaker 1: can can do can't can do anything. Why don't we
Speaker 1: remember that ship and remember what they did to innocent
Speaker 1: Americans on that day and ask ourselves why are we
Speaker 1: still engaged in this? It can confused a lot of
Speaker 1: people then, but we don't have an excuse now. A
Speaker 1: lot of people, including myself that was in the Coast
Speaker 1: Guard at the time, you know, got that that patriotic
Speaker 1: bug and you know all that stuff. But it was
Speaker 1: all manipulation. Our our good our good nature isn't artificial,
Speaker 1: and that's not something to be to be ashamed of.
Speaker 1: It's just understanding when it's being manipulated, Understanding when they're
Speaker 1: pushing those buttons. Because they know how to get us.
Speaker 1: I don't need to be picking as, no, sir, but
Speaker 1: they know how to get us motivated to do things,
Speaker 1: and by telling us a narrative that you you know,
Speaker 1: fit at the time before reality sunk in we were
Speaker 1: deceived into fighting five different countries in that time. Iran's
Speaker 1: actually the last one on the list and taking them
Speaker 1: down to establish central banks and completely obliterated in the country.
Speaker 1: So they need diamephalons, and so the story goes, and
Speaker 1: so the bank grows. There's nothing more and there's no
Speaker 1: thing independent anymore. Now they're under the same it's like
Speaker 1: it's like being under a curse. And because we've been cursed,
Speaker 1: and where we have this demonic central bank parasite on
Speaker 1: our backs, the only way to appease its hunger is
Speaker 1: to give it more victims, and that's where we're at
Speaker 1: right now.
Speaker 17: I was on a ship, a humanitarian ship heading to
Speaker 17: Gaza in twenty ten in Israel attack that ship in
Speaker 17: international waters right next to where the Liberty was attacked,
Speaker 17: and I witnessed the dead bodies. I was there and
Speaker 17: involved in disarming two of these commandos. They literally murdered
Speaker 17: nine people on the day, six of them provably executed.
Speaker 17: I've read the autopsy reports and the ballistics reports. So
Speaker 17: Israel is the ultimate criminal state and joined the favor
Speaker 17: of the real powers that be, the bankers, who have
Speaker 17: an infinite supply of money The lesson to them is
Speaker 17: always be that you can do anything and everything and
Speaker 17: you get away with it because you have the favor
Speaker 17: of the powers that be. So how far are we
Speaker 17: going to tank this?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 17: But when the American people finally figure out how their
Speaker 17: sons and daughters have been sacrificed for this nefarious, evil,
Speaker 17: psychotic agenda of the Greater Israel and whatnot, they're going
Speaker 17: to be, to put it bluntly, pissed. They're going to
Speaker 17: be angry. And I don't blame them. I just wish
Speaker 17: they'd figure it out sooner because it's only going to
Speaker 17: cause more death and more mayhem, not just for the
Speaker 17: American people. Let's take a look at the Middle East
Speaker 17: and what's happening there. It is ungodly, and those people
Speaker 17: running around cutting off heads, mostly Muslims, but also Christians
Speaker 17: and whatnot. Those people work for us through our proxy
Speaker 17: Saudi Arabia. All of this is Israeli Jewish supremacist policy,
Speaker 17: and if it doesn't stop soon, it could be the
Speaker 17: end of the world for everyone.
Speaker 1: And the donma let's not forget this too. I don't
Speaker 1: know how many people are aware of this, or if
Speaker 1: they know what this even means when I say it,
Speaker 1: maybe you do, maybe you don't. But the Doma, which
Speaker 1: allow if you're reading my book, then you would catch
Speaker 1: this too, because I discussed this. The Donma are the
Speaker 1: group of so called Muslims that converted from when when
Speaker 1: Sabbatai Zebbi was doing his deal and he was in
Speaker 1: Turkey and the the ultimatum came down that either he
Speaker 1: converts or you know, he gets a little bit shorter.
Speaker 1: That's one way the story went. Uh, he converted to Islam,
Speaker 1: and then a lot of this the wind in his
Speaker 1: you know, Meschianic sail kind of deflated. But a lot
Speaker 1: of his followers, which were half of the world's Jews
Speaker 1: at the time, they were all excited about this, uh
Speaker 1: this you know, what do they call it?
Speaker 12: Uh?
Speaker 1: Ravenous Messiah that was coming in then in in his
Speaker 1: in his shape and what do you call it? Nathan
Speaker 1: of Gaza was was you know, his uh, his don
Speaker 1: king for promotion. And during that they also converted to Islam.
Speaker 1: And now you have these Sabbatians that are quote unquote
Speaker 1: the Doma, which are pretending on the outside they're the cryptos, right,
Speaker 1: just like there's crypto Jews, that are the Moranos, the
Speaker 1: conversos and all this other stuff throughout history. These were
Speaker 1: cryptos as well. And those cryptos not only groomed and
Speaker 1: brought up and taught Jacob Frank and made him into
Speaker 1: the six psychopath that he is and that he was.
Speaker 1: There was this Brukia russo that was also part of that,
Speaker 1: which was considered another messiety in between them, but they
Speaker 1: don't discuss as much. And these are all them around
Speaker 1: the Doma. The Doma, the people who allegedly, you know,
Speaker 1: remember the Muslims were the ones that allegedly took down
Speaker 1: all those Christians and the Armenian genocide. Their leaders, they're
Speaker 1: leaders of the Young Turks, which I don't understand how
Speaker 1: a freaking uh, you know, a news fake whatever the
Speaker 1: hell you want to call that thing, the journalists, hahaha,
Speaker 1: how are they and in good conscience take that name.
Speaker 1: They were Christian freaking killers and they call themselves the
Speaker 1: Young Turks now. But anyway, the Young Turks in the
Speaker 1: nineteen oh whatever the hell it was two or five,
Speaker 1: they were the leaders of that of that movement were Doma.
Speaker 1: So they were saboteen Frank Jews again. But the point here,
Speaker 1: they were the ones who killed the Christians under the
Speaker 1: guise of Muslim They do this an awful lot. And
Speaker 1: let's not forget the Visigoths who led them into the
Speaker 1: gates to destroy the Iberian peninsula and to take out
Speaker 1: the Visi Goths. The noble just fair and and they
Speaker 1: and they talk about and this is the thing whatever.
Speaker 1: So the Scythians, gods, Germanic people have this trait, this
Speaker 1: characteristic ever since chrogue magnet men that they bring fair
Speaker 1: their warriors. Don't get me wrong, but they also treat
Speaker 1: even their defeated enemy with respect, with fairness, honor and justice,
Speaker 1: everything right. This is a this is an ongoing thing
Speaker 1: that's always been. And then you have these pieces of
Speaker 1: ship who are the most treacherous on the planet, having
Speaker 1: the audacity to say that they brought they brought morals
Speaker 1: and values and all this other ship to the world.
Speaker 1: They are they are inverting and also stealing the identity
Speaker 1: in that in the sense of who truly did that
Speaker 1: and pulling that away from the people who are really,
Speaker 1: you know, responsible for those traits even existing. And if
Speaker 1: you lose that culture you leave, you lose those those
Speaker 1: virtues those values. The culture brings the values. If you
Speaker 1: get rid of that culture, the values are gone. And
Speaker 1: that's what we're facing right now. I am very proud
Speaker 1: to be part you know, well half of probably less
Speaker 1: than half German Irish, and then the other half is Italian.
Speaker 1: Well a little Lithuanian thrown there somewhere. I don't know.
Speaker 1: All right, So is this so Key's actual thing? Hmm,
Speaker 1: you have to follow that. So Kaducky the former USMC
Speaker 1: combat vet, human shields Iraq and human rights activists, speaker
Speaker 1: and father. Okay, cool. So he was in the very
Speaker 1: beginning of the Europa series for part of it, and
Speaker 1: then sprinkled in throughout afterwards. Do we want to do
Speaker 1: one more of this before we go into the reading part?
Speaker 1: I think maybe we do. Let me see, let me
Speaker 1: know if you can hear it. I don't know if
Speaker 1: I have to change it every time or not. He's
Speaker 1: gotten older. This one must have been a pretty he
Speaker 1: looked younger there. I thought that was an older Is
Speaker 1: that pinned or something? I don't know. Anyway, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: Let's look at this one.
Speaker 2: Well, no, it's called directed energy.
Speaker 25: Stephanopolis is down in Lower Manhattan today. George, I don't
Speaker 25: know if you've heard a little earlier me raised this question,
Speaker 25: which was actually raised by ABC's Jackie Jadd As we
Speaker 25: look at these areas down below, when you look at
Speaker 25: where the towers used to stand, there is surprisingly so
Speaker 25: little rubble.
Speaker 2: Where did all the rubble go?
Speaker 26: It's a very good question, Peter and I have asked
Speaker 26: some people who've been doing some of the rescue and
Speaker 26: recovery work this morning.
Speaker 14: If you look.
Speaker 26: Behind me, you can see the very remains, the skeletal
Speaker 26: remains of the World Trade Center.
Speaker 1: And one this is actually a formula and a strategy
Speaker 1: of media or anyone who's going to try to be
Speaker 1: the authority on a topic. Knowing what people will eventually
Speaker 1: potentially stumble upon, they make sure that they're the ones
Speaker 1: who talk about it first, so that they can put
Speaker 1: their spin on it, wrap a little bow around it,
Speaker 1: and that's the last word in it. Because they have
Speaker 1: the media to push it around, to disseminate it further,
Speaker 1: and to constantly repeat the same thing over and over again.
Speaker 1: And then you know how that works. The hypnotic repetition
Speaker 1: makes everybody believe that that's the way it went. So
Speaker 1: even though you'd think, well, why would they be paying
Speaker 1: attention to that when they want people to be distracted
Speaker 1: with it from the fact that there was not enough
Speaker 1: rubble for them to make a whole lot of sense. No, no,
Speaker 1: because if that ever does come up, then they've already
Speaker 1: got it. They've already got an answer for it. And
Speaker 1: that's that's the reason why they do that.
Speaker 26: Unvolunteer Robert Kurlinsky explained to me the reason there's so
Speaker 26: little rubble is that all it simply fell down into
Speaker 26: the ground and was pulverized.
Speaker 8: O Where did the towers go? That's the title of
Speaker 8: your book, Where did the Towers?
Speaker 11: That conversation between Peter Jennings and George Stephanoppois had inspired
Speaker 11: this title.
Speaker 8: No, where is all the rebble where to go?
Speaker 2: But you know what can meltz steel directed energy? So
Speaker 2: these buildings that two Jewish billionaires that were full of asbestos,
Speaker 2: that would have if you brought it down with conventional demolition,
Speaker 2: you would have had to remove all of the asbestos,
Speaker 2: which would have caused billions. Well, it worked out quite
Speaker 2: well for Frank Lowi and Larry Silverstein. By the way,
Speaker 2: Larry Silverstein used to eat every single morning, every single
Speaker 2: work day. He went on the windows of the world,
Speaker 2: the North Tower every day except for that day. Apparently
Speaker 2: he had his uh an Optometrius appointment that day. He
Speaker 2: missed that day. Do you know that Jews who worked
Speaker 2: in the building received a text message saying not to
Speaker 2: go to work. No Jews died there in fact, Oh
Speaker 2: it's anti Semitica. Oh sorry, sorry about that. They did.
Speaker 27: Odie Go gave him, gave him a text message saying
Speaker 27: don that you're calling sick. Lucky Larry had an optomish disappointment,
Speaker 27: so he wasn't there either, But a bunch of goy
Speaker 27: died that day. I also know which Rodriguez who was
Speaker 27: the man whoment the key that saved a bunch of
Speaker 27: people's lives.
Speaker 2: He's a friend of mine too.
Speaker 27: But bottom line is this, Those worthless asbestos laden buildings
Speaker 27: that were a liability to the tune of billions that
Speaker 27: were now purchased by Jewish billionaires slowly and Silverstein with
Speaker 27: doubled insurance policies, now fell to dust. Oh that's disposable
Speaker 27: disposal problem done free too, apparently, so you don't have
Speaker 27: to dispose of nothing. Now your buildings are gone. They've
Speaker 27: turned to dust. No less all based on what ten
Speaker 27: I'm sorry, planes hitting fucking steel and a fire and
Speaker 27: they fall into their own footprint. And you know, again,
Speaker 27: people don't know this. They say they carted away all
Speaker 27: the steel, the giant bullshit, they were gone. There were
Speaker 27: holes in the ground with molten steel.
Speaker 1: It wasn't Moulton because it was hot.
Speaker 2: This is what Rudy Dent said. This is what the
Speaker 2: fireman said. They all said this.
Speaker 28: It wasn't Moulton because it was hot.
Speaker 8: We have the.
Speaker 15: Videotaped the firefighters report reporting molten metal like a slurry
Speaker 15: or a steel mill or a volcano.
Speaker 8: Those are quotes yas.
Speaker 1: What about the pictures dragging opposed.
Speaker 16: If they were hot?
Speaker 25: They well, you have the infrared photos of the molten metal.
Speaker 11: Well again, that's a very good question. It's also the
Speaker 11: first times the pretty Ouxes beachless. Here's this famous USGS
Speaker 11: image that folks says evidence it.
Speaker 1: Was high heat.
Speaker 28: They claimed that at Point E it was eight hundred
Speaker 28: and nineteen degrees fahrenheit. Water boils at two hundred and
Speaker 28: twelve fahrenheit. This guy doesn't look like a boiled chicken.
Speaker 1: Okay, it says the evidence for lack of high heat
Speaker 1: rules out jet fuel, infernos, thermite, and nukes, which are
Speaker 1: some of the most heavily promoted cover stories for nine
Speaker 1: to eleven. This explains why there is such a concerted
Speaker 1: effort to steer truthers away from doctor Woods's book and
Speaker 1: promote the myth of high heat during and after the destruction.
Speaker 1: The myth of an inferno in the rubble is also
Speaker 1: used to explain away the ongoing fuming at ground zero,
Speaker 1: which lasted for weeks. The Hutchinson effect also produces cold
Speaker 1: fuming of materials and machines cannot survive on top of
Speaker 1: a sixteen acre inferno. Once you realize there was no
Speaker 1: high heat generated, the use of some type of do
Speaker 1: becomes self evident directed energy weapon cooking from within. I
Speaker 1: guess I didn't need to pause that they gave you
Speaker 1: enough time to read it.
Speaker 2: Oops.
Speaker 5: I have an important question to ask you. Is there
Speaker 5: a reason why uh AE nine to eleven truths?
Speaker 1: Let me just read this. Facts are stubborn things, and
Speaker 1: whatever it may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the
Speaker 1: dictates of our passion, they cannot alter the state of
Speaker 1: facts and evidence. John Adams or.
Speaker 5: The nine to eleven scholars or all these other you know,
Speaker 5: Grand Pooba organizations. Is there a reason why they haven't
Speaker 5: filed in the court system anything about nanotherrmite?
Speaker 11: Well, come down to self things. Remember I said that
Speaker 11: I filed a request for correction tonst and because whistleblower
Speaker 11: and doing that because I submitted my evidence to a
Speaker 11: government agency. And right after that that was when the
Speaker 11: about three and a half weeks after that was when
Speaker 11: the eight nine to eleven and truth website first went up.
Speaker 11: After I submitted that request for correction miss and then
Speaker 11: they submitted theirs. But THEIRS didn't have anything about thermite
Speaker 11: in it. This is a submission to a government agency.
Speaker 1: He ark, Angel, you're good man. No one, no one's
Speaker 1: asking you to pick sides, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: You know, until Dustin was very belligerent with me that day,
Speaker 1: I considered him a friend. It's just, uh, you know,
Speaker 1: in spite of an argument, he decided to say, you know,
Speaker 1: good story, bro, and that's not that's not acceptable. And
Speaker 1: the talking over and the redirecting of my questions and
Speaker 1: those flat out denial. There's he wants the he wants
Speaker 1: the Bible to be true no matter what, because his
Speaker 1: whole entire thing is stuck on it, and I'm just
Speaker 1: I'm showing what I'm seeing and not having a skin
Speaker 1: in the game because it's not my culture, and it's
Speaker 1: not my it's not my really, it's not my anything.
Speaker 1: There's not my people. I don't know those people. I'll
Speaker 1: stick with my own culture, my own my own heritage.
Speaker 1: Altho why everybody else is adopting a foreign one? But
Speaker 1: it is what it is in Roaldo, we trust to see.
Speaker 11: And you know, at the time they're whining that I
Speaker 11: was an op and so forth, and I the evidence
Speaker 11: shows the reverse, because you know, if you it's a
Speaker 11: felony to defraud the government. But you know, you wonder, okay,
Speaker 11: what are all the reasons you can think of why
Speaker 11: they wouldn't have anything about thermite in their request for correction?
Speaker 11: In this they basically were saying, you have great deity,
Speaker 11: just need a little bit more of it. You know,
Speaker 11: it was it was pretty benign. It was just a
Speaker 11: bunch of you know, mumbo jumbo, and so why wouldn't
Speaker 11: they put thermite in there or molten metal? You know,
Speaker 11: the two hallmark things that they talk about and I
Speaker 11: can only think of three reasons. One, they really don't
Speaker 11: think it's important. Two, they know it's it's it's a
Speaker 11: crime to defry the government. Number Three, they know it's
Speaker 11: treason if done so by someone who works for another
Speaker 11: government agency, because that's doing psyops on a government agency.
Speaker 11: That's attacking the government.
Speaker 5: Right, So there's a good reason why they don't do it.
Speaker 11: Can you can you think of another reason?
Speaker 5: No, I certainly can't.
Speaker 2: Again, none of this is explained by a conventional demolition.
Speaker 2: They did set off some charges. We see the squibs
Speaker 2: coming out. They did. That's all the version, that's just
Speaker 2: to get us all fighting. It was this who did it?
Speaker 24: Applied research associates and they also do it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the who is a little bit more important than
Speaker 1: the how, isn't it? Isn't it when we're trying to
Speaker 1: understand the nature of of an enemy, someone who would
Speaker 1: attack us like that, and to understand it to have
Speaker 1: to then realize, I know, this is probably what makes
Speaker 1: it so hard for people to conceptualize this is that
Speaker 1: it would require a complicit whatever you want to call
Speaker 1: our government, which is basically just a bunch of representatives
Speaker 1: for the world Banking Elite and Israel. And that's pretty
Speaker 1: much saying the same thing twice, the World Banking Elite, Israel,
Speaker 1: whatever you want. They're these representatives that were given are
Speaker 1: hand selected from the CFR, hand selected from the group
Speaker 1: the think tanks of these giant banks. That's who we get.
Speaker 1: That's who we get to pick from, and then APEC
Speaker 1: steers the rest.
Speaker 24: If you look at their website research into Directed Energy
Speaker 24: Weapons Systems.
Speaker 29: And Components, they used to have these two photos on
Speaker 29: their website and you can still pull them up using
Speaker 29: wayback machine. There's a capture in two thousand and seven,
Speaker 29: and this first one seems to display their capacity to
Speaker 29: bring about destruction of an urban setting similar to the
Speaker 29: World Trade Center complex. The silver building in the background
Speaker 29: early resembles World Trade Center three, which is the Marriott Hotel,
Speaker 29: and the beige colored building to the right looks a
Speaker 29: lot like Building seven, which was justifying all day long,
Speaker 29: but had smoke coming out of the windows on one
Speaker 29: face of the building only, a strange phenomenon that also
Speaker 29: seems to be depicted here.
Speaker 17: Now.
Speaker 29: In this other photo, we have the twin towers and
Speaker 29: Building seven and the other World Trade Center buildings that
Speaker 29: were destroyed. They're glowing kind of orange red in this
Speaker 29: photo as if they're being radiated with some sort of
Speaker 29: directed energy. So there's a pretty interesting question.
Speaker 1: Well, and for people who think they would see it
Speaker 1: beam like it would be visible, isn't not accurate. It
Speaker 1: would require it would matter what's in the air, what
Speaker 1: particle would be reflecting anything in our few to see
Speaker 1: the beam. You don't technically have to see anything you
Speaker 1: wouldn't see like a blue being, even if it is
Speaker 1: blue and nature, you may not see anything. You might
Speaker 1: not see a certain beam. And for it to be
Speaker 1: cooking on one side only or burning from one side only,
Speaker 1: that might have something to do with the polarity of
Speaker 1: that type of radiation. So it's only it's like pulling
Speaker 1: and drying from you know, to one side.
Speaker 29: Quote on their Weapons Development, Testing and Effects page. AARA
Speaker 29: also has a current initiative to grow our non kinetic
Speaker 29: weapons business area, including directed energy weapons and non lethal
Speaker 29: weapons by leveraging our broad experience base and conventional weapons
Speaker 29: and senior engineering staff with a long history supporting major
Speaker 29: government programs.
Speaker 24: Another company that was used in the production of the
Speaker 24: World Trade Center reports was Science Applications International Corporation sa
Speaker 24: like C they were in charge of ground zero security.
Speaker 24: And this company also, which is a big defense contractor
Speaker 24: that does research into directed energy weapons. So you've got
Speaker 24: these two companies involved in producing World Trade Center technical reports,
Speaker 24: and again, what does that tell you? I leave you
Speaker 24: to draw your own conclusions.
Speaker 29: So I'm just going to read to you a bit
Speaker 29: from doctor Judy Wood's AFFI David in opposition to defend
Speaker 29: an SAIC. The destructive process clearly seen involves pulverization on
Speaker 29: a nearly instantaneous basis, not a collapse of steel upon steal.
Speaker 29: SAIC is complicit with the NIS report and calling this
Speaker 29: a collapse, this is fraud.
Speaker 2: They know better.
Speaker 29: SAIC must be compelled to address the issues, provide documents
Speaker 29: on and submit to depositions about the cleanup procedure evident
Speaker 29: since the beginning from day one, the cleanup process has
Speaker 29: been consistent with the cleanup of the use of directed
Speaker 29: energy weapons. So Boeling was also listed as a cooperating organizer.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't even know what the protocol would be for
Speaker 1: cleaning up after a directed energy weapon attack, but I
Speaker 1: guess we should probably look at Lahina for examples.
Speaker 29: Organization on the NIS report, and we know that they
Speaker 29: were all Boeing planes that day. We also know that
Speaker 29: Boeing is a big manufacturer and supporter of directed energy weapons.
Speaker 1: So yeah, says directed energy invisible undetectable, so invisible, right.
Speaker 1: Efficient directed energy systems focus a high power laser, so
Speaker 1: that's coherent light.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: A laser is coherent light rather than incoherent. It's focused,
Speaker 1: high power laser on a precise aim point, acquiring targets
Speaker 1: over land, air, and sea, and eliminating threats within seconds
Speaker 1: threats or targets.
Speaker 8: Five hundred pages of meticulous evidence.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but if we okay, that was the other, that one,
Speaker 1: We're gonna get into the reading now lit, somebody has
Speaker 1: any other ideas. Alright, let's see, all right, we're gonna
Speaker 1: pull up. I guess I have to do this share screenway.
Speaker 1: I had that little bar in the bottom. Bring this up.
Speaker 1: So we left off on page what does it say
Speaker 1: thirty one yesterday? So or no, I'm sorry two days ago,
Speaker 1: I didn't. I didn't do one yesterday because of things
Speaker 1: and stuff, and today got out laid. Because on weekends
Speaker 1: it's different, it's a little bit more complicated because I
Speaker 1: have my daughter home and this office space here with
Speaker 1: the big table, the six foot whatever is eight foot table,
Speaker 1: I think it might be eight something close to that
Speaker 1: seven foot table with two computers on it. I mean
Speaker 1: this is like the entertainment spots where people sit to
Speaker 1: have their lunch, because we kind of have our house
Speaker 1: set up in a different type of way. Like we
Speaker 1: don't have like a whole kitchen table set up. We
Speaker 1: have a big, huge stainless steel table for like doing
Speaker 1: you know, simbling it stuff and getting stuff done for
Speaker 1: our business. So it's kind of like a working house, right,
Speaker 1: So this is like the area. So I can't good
Speaker 1: and I wouldn't anyway because Sue my daughter. You know,
Speaker 1: I went and kick karata here and I wouldn't think
Speaker 1: too anyway. So on weekends it's different. You know, I
Speaker 1: work around the family. So let me get into this though,
Speaker 1: see or let me double check something quick. I think
Speaker 1: I have it right all right. So in the Old Testament,
Speaker 1: the Jews try to justify their I'm and again I
Speaker 1: can feel my voice. I might have to take a
Speaker 1: lot of water and stuff like that just to get
Speaker 1: through this. I'm feeling better, but it's it's not one
Speaker 1: hundred percent. The head pressure is still there too. In
Speaker 1: the Old Testament, the Jews tried to justify their homeless
Speaker 1: state by pointing out that God was displeased with them,
Speaker 1: and then he sent them out to wander across the
Speaker 1: earth because of their own wickedness. This theme is repeated
Speaker 1: many times in the Bible Greek Biblos or book, and
Speaker 1: Biblos is also an island, by the way, named after
Speaker 1: the trees that are found there. That they the type
Speaker 1: of papyri that they used. Right the verses of Ezekiel
Speaker 1: some kind of super Bowl seventeen to twenty, I guess
Speaker 1: was the score are typical super Bowl thirty six, Ezekiel,
Speaker 1: son of Man. When the house of Israel dwelt in
Speaker 1: their own land, they defiled it by their own way,
Speaker 1: and by their doings. Their way was before me as
Speaker 1: the unclean, uncleanness of a removed woman. Wherefore I poured
Speaker 1: my fury upon them for the blood that they had
Speaker 1: shed upon the land and for their idols, wherewith they
Speaker 1: had polluted it. And I scattered them among the heathen.
Speaker 1: And so you know the rest of them scattered them
Speaker 1: among the heathens. So their god is a racist asshole too, apparently,
Speaker 1: because everybody who isn't the people who he's pissed off
Speaker 1: at at the moment are still heathens.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: God makes mistakes. God makes garbage just for the sake
Speaker 1: of making extra people, just for fun, you know, some filler.
Speaker 1: He needs some filler. Why would by default, if you exist,
Speaker 1: you are already in. Unless you're unless you're intentionally deliberately
Speaker 1: doing the opposite, you are basically serving God, the real God,
Speaker 1: the real creator, by default. Because you're here, you're living,
Speaker 1: you're happy or whatever doing not everything you're doing, that's enough.
Speaker 1: It doesn't require this whole bow to me and say
Speaker 1: these verses and accept dis guise or savior. This is
Speaker 1: all extra shit, that's all superfluous. And I scattered among them,
Speaker 1: them among the heathen, and they were dispersed through the countries,
Speaker 1: according to their way and according to their doings. I
Speaker 1: judged them. And when they entered into the isn't this
Speaker 1: better suited for like death to be judging anyway? And
Speaker 1: when they entered onto the heathen, whither they went, they
Speaker 1: have profaned my holy name. When they said to them,
Speaker 1: these are the people of the Lord, and are gone
Speaker 1: forth out of this land. Thus, God states that it
Speaker 1: is blasphemy for the Jews to claim to be the
Speaker 1: people of the Lord, and considering their record, it is
Speaker 1: a fantastic claim. He also states that they were expelled
Speaker 1: because of the accusation of spilling blood before the polluted idols,
Speaker 1: the age old custom known as ritual murder. Although God's
Speaker 1: anger is given here as the reason for the Jewish dispersion,
Speaker 1: it is notable that the blood accusation, which always was
Speaker 1: made when they were expelled from a nation, is also
Speaker 1: used yeah. Human sacrifice, child sacrifice, drinking and consuming the
Speaker 1: flesh is actually a sacrament that's held specifically for the
Speaker 1: hierarchy of the rabbinical priest craft. In this regard, we
Speaker 1: should not ignore the Jewish predilection for following their innermost
Speaker 1: compulsion to spread over the civilized world. And it is
Speaker 1: even more strange that no historian or philosopher of modern
Speaker 1: times has seen fit to comment upon this worldwide phenomenon,
Speaker 1: which has had a devastating effect upon every culture which
Speaker 1: has been poisoned by them. A leading businessman, JJ Cavanaugh
Speaker 1: has compared the dispersion of the Jews to the physiological
Speaker 1: effect of cancer yeah or parasites which can cause cancer
Speaker 1: Jews in ancient history. The Jews, he stated in the
Speaker 1: speech to the Chicago Business Group, can best sorry, can
Speaker 1: be best understood as a disease of civilization. They can
Speaker 1: be likened to the spread of cancer throughout the human system,
Speaker 1: just as the Jews spread out through the civilized world,
Speaker 1: following the trade routes, trade routes, right, bandits, merchants, thieves,
Speaker 1: and of course very opportunistic pirates, if you will. But
Speaker 1: when I say pirates, I mean human traffickers and drug traffickers.
Speaker 1: So cancer cells spread through the body, traveling along the
Speaker 1: arteries and veins to every part of the system. And
Speaker 1: just as the Jews gather in critical areas of the
Speaker 1: world world and begin to multiply and strangle and poison
Speaker 1: whole communities and nations, so cancer cells gather and multiply
Speaker 1: and destroy the organs of the body and finally the
Speaker 1: body itself. One of the reasons why they were kicked
Speaker 1: out of the Scythian cultures was because of this act
Speaker 1: of slavery that was not kosher, was not ha. See
Speaker 1: what I did there with the Germanic, the Gothic, and
Speaker 1: the Scythians. They were anti black magic and human sacrifice,
Speaker 1: and they did not like the idea of concerning themselves
Speaker 1: and surrounding their lives around the marketplace. So they rejected
Speaker 1: the marketplace. And they weren't about keeping slaves the way
Speaker 1: that they were doing, and that's or stealing, and so
Speaker 1: they started stealing their children. These people were getting exiled
Speaker 1: out of these cultures, and they would come swinging back
Speaker 1: and steal their children in the middle of the night
Speaker 1: on boats and take off. That's what the Hughes were
Speaker 1: doing at that time. Any historians of the ancient world
Speaker 1: know did the Jewish phenomenon and comment upon it? But
Speaker 1: most of these works have been have since been destroyed. Gee,
Speaker 1: I wonder how among the few comments on the Jews
Speaker 1: which have survived the Jewish destruction of libraries, are there
Speaker 1: as a Philo and Strabo. Yeah, people will say that
Speaker 1: the al Alexandria was already in a decline or that,
Speaker 1: you know, And here's what I wonder. Knowing that there's
Speaker 1: a certain expiration date on papyri and things like that,
Speaker 1: what makes people think that there weren't scholars transcribing those
Speaker 1: scrolls and books or whatever however way they were bound
Speaker 1: or put together in the alexand Alexandria library at all times,
Speaker 1: don't you think they'd be making copies of the things
Speaker 1: that they found most important in some sort of like
Speaker 1: prior prioritized order, or where did they go? So when
Speaker 1: people say, oh, it's already on a decline, and there's
Speaker 1: always there was already greater libraries somewhere else, the collection
Speaker 1: was there, where the hell did it go? You know?
Speaker 1: And if it was destroyed there, don't you think they
Speaker 1: were making copies and they keep them in the same
Speaker 1: place or they bring them somewhere else, probably on the
Speaker 1: library now, but that I can volt. Pilo, an important historian,
Speaker 1: wrote that Jewish communities have spread out over all the
Speaker 1: continents and islands. Jewish communities have spread over all the
Speaker 1: continents and islands. Strabo's comments upon the Jews, written in
Speaker 1: the time of the Emperor Augustus of Rome, is even
Speaker 1: more revealing. He wrote, there were four classes in the
Speaker 1: state of Serene Syreen. The first consisted of citizens, the
Speaker 1: second of farmers, the third of resident aliens, and the
Speaker 1: fourth of Jews. This people has already made its way
Speaker 1: into every city, and it is not easy to find
Speaker 1: any place in the habitable world which has not received
Speaker 1: this nation, and in which it has not made its
Speaker 1: power felt. Oh, Yes, the advantages of the priest craft
Speaker 1: and their dealings with dark magic, and their influence. Strabo's
Speaker 1: observation is probably the most illuminating comment on the Jewish
Speaker 1: problem in the ancient world. He takes care to point
Speaker 1: out that the Jews occupied a lower status than that
Speaker 1: of resident aliens. In other words, they were a group
Speaker 1: of resident aliens who were considered so dangerous that they
Speaker 1: were regarded as a group in themselves. The Jews had
Speaker 1: already become known as the destroyers of nations, and they
Speaker 1: were allowed to exercise little or no political power. But
Speaker 1: they still managed to make their power fell. As Strabo
Speaker 1: points out, they did this through their trade in precious
Speaker 1: stones and gold, and through their international connections as bankers
Speaker 1: and as fences for stolen goods. So greed aspects here right.
Speaker 1: The whole money system thing, the leading of sorry, the
Speaker 1: lending of money was a basic enterprise of this people
Speaker 1: because it gave them power over spendthrift aristocrats, who could
Speaker 1: then be used to enslave the people for Jewish purposes.
Speaker 1: Although the Jews tended to settle in the large cities.
Speaker 1: They were found in the most remote outposts of the Empire.
Speaker 1: The Reverend Chass hh Bright, in his book Light from
Speaker 1: Egyptian Papyri, London, nineteen oh eight, page three, says, not
Speaker 1: many years after the destruction of Jerusalem by Nebrika Nezar,
Speaker 1: a colony of Jews found their way to Aswan, the
Speaker 1: southern frontiers of Egypt. There they acquired for themselves houses
Speaker 1: and fields. Some of them carried on traffic as money lenders,
Speaker 1: and one might say even as bankers. This is proven
Speaker 1: from the papyrus marked l in which a regular bargain
Speaker 1: for a loan of money as dulled I'm sorry, as
Speaker 1: duly recorded. Careful stipulations were made for interest to be
Speaker 1: paid monthly for the money so lent. So we're talking
Speaker 1: about usury, of course, but remember they don't practice usury
Speaker 1: amongst each other. And this is again I'm kind of
Speaker 1: suck skipping ahead of myself here, But the law of
Speaker 1: the stranger is another reason why people should not be
Speaker 1: thinking that this is their culture, that this court Torah
Speaker 1: is somehow the core their linked. They have a different
Speaker 1: set of rules for you. You are fair game. You can
Speaker 1: be murdered, you can be raped, you can be taken
Speaker 1: advantage of through usury, but they don't do that. They
Speaker 1: had to make these laws amongst themselves because they're such
Speaker 1: criminals that they would have eaten themselves alive. If they didn't.
Speaker 1: Such parasites, they would have been parasitically destroying themselves. So
Speaker 1: they had to have laws amongst themselves. Five witnesses after
Speaker 1: sorry fi Is affixed their signatures to the document. In
Speaker 1: those papyri there is mention of the house of Yahoo
Speaker 1: Yahoo Jehovah, and of an altar upon which sacrifices were
Speaker 1: daily offered. Hold on. Thus, the Jews thousands of years
Speaker 1: ago were carrying out money lending activities in the remote
Speaker 1: province of Aswan, and these activities were an integral part
Speaker 1: of the economic and religious life of the Jewish community.
Speaker 1: In those days, the Jews openly worshiped Ball, Yeah, Ball
Speaker 1: set what would be equated to a saturn chronos. I
Speaker 1: keep on repeating this because this is still their god,
Speaker 1: their god of gold. But so vile and obscene were
Speaker 1: the orgies which they practiced before his altar that the
Speaker 1: Jewish religion was forced to go underground because of popular resentment,
Speaker 1: the idols ball were melted down, and the Jews renamed
Speaker 1: him Yahoo or Jehovah, and they concealed many of their
Speaker 1: religious observations in his honor. They hid what they were doing,
Speaker 1: but still following the same shit, calling it yahoo. And
Speaker 1: this is why you hear amen call it Yahoo or Yaho,
Speaker 1: different ways of saying it. And I think it was Elephantine,
Speaker 1: it would be yao. Despite the Jews claims to having
Speaker 1: been the most important civilization of the ancient world, which
Speaker 1: they made up in the Hellenistic period with a bunch
Speaker 1: of revisionist history, in fact, the Jewish tribe in Palestine
Speaker 1: was given scant notice in ancient records. On page fifty four,
Speaker 1: Castine says in the History of the Jews, the insignificant
Speaker 1: little state of Palestine was a vassal of Assyria, and
Speaker 1: on account of its very minuteness, minuteness was left to
Speaker 1: its own resources. No one cared, No one paid attention.
Speaker 1: It's like people giving a shit about Stiwater, New York.
Speaker 1: All about it, all about it. Colossal powers had sprung
Speaker 1: up who desired empire, so all around it colossal empires
Speaker 1: had sprung up who desired empire. How does one reconcile
Speaker 1: the historian of the Jews casting with his definition of
Speaker 1: Palestine as an insignificant little state, with the scholars and
Speaker 1: professors in our modern universities who tell their students that
Speaker 1: the Jews had the greatest civilization ever known to man.
Speaker 1: The fact is that there has never been a Jewish civilization.
Speaker 1: There have been only infections of healthy civilizations by Jewish
Speaker 1: parasitic growths, which infections have always proved fatal to their hosts.
Speaker 1: Typical was the fate of Babylon. Nevkan Nezzar, the mightiest
Speaker 1: ruler of the ancient rule, had received many complaints about
Speaker 1: the Jewish bandits operating in Palestine that he marched against them.
Speaker 1: The Babylonian armies pursued the Jews relentlessly into the deserts
Speaker 1: and wilderness. Hence the reason why they're also affiliated was
Speaker 1: set because that is the god of that territory, right
Speaker 1: until they had killed or captured all of them. This
Speaker 1: took place in the year five eighty six PC, as
Speaker 1: was customary at the time. Impicon Nezart took the survivor's
Speaker 1: home with him as slaves. Yeah I shouldn't have brought
Speaker 1: him back. You know, even as slaves can't. They can't
Speaker 1: be trusted body. These thirty thousand Jewish captives were settled
Speaker 1: in the Babylonian Empire, and they were allowed to form
Speaker 1: their own settlement's big mistake. The Jewish historian Gerson Cohen
Speaker 1: writes that many a locality in Babylon had an exclusively
Speaker 1: Jewish population. Within less than five decades, Babylon was no more.
Speaker 1: There you go. Oops, you can't say okay, parasite, you
Speaker 1: can still on this part of my head. Despite the
Speaker 1: freedom they'd enjoyed, the Jews right again being treated fairly
Speaker 1: and well. And despite the freedom they enjoyed, the Jews
Speaker 1: began to plot the overthrow of the empire. At that time, Cyrus,
Speaker 1: leader of the Persians, wished to attack Babylon and seize
Speaker 1: its riches. Oh good, we're gonna get into this. But
Speaker 1: he knew that his army was not strong enough. Jewish
Speaker 1: emissaries came to him and declared that they were willing
Speaker 1: to open the gates for him. G does that not
Speaker 1: sound like a familiar tone. They're opening the gates for
Speaker 1: the for the immigrants, now, for their calergy. Plan, the
Speaker 1: Jews opened the gates for the Muslims during the Visigoth raised,
Speaker 1: where there was no battle because they were already there.
Speaker 1: They were already inside. There was no great final battle,
Speaker 1: they were seized instead. At first Cyrus suspected a train,
Speaker 1: and he is said to have put the first such
Speaker 1: Jewish messenger to death, But the Jews later convinced him
Speaker 1: that they were sincere. They asked in return that he
Speaker 1: restored to them their land in Palestine. What makes you
Speaker 1: think it's yours, motherfucker. In the year five three nine BC,
Speaker 1: the army of Cyrus appeared before Babylon. On page sixty
Speaker 1: five The History of the Jews, casting says the conquest
Speaker 1: of Babylon was achieved without difficulty. The city fell without
Speaker 1: a fight. What a coincidence. That is exactly what Manetho
Speaker 1: wrote about the fall of Egypt to the Hicksaus invaders.
Speaker 1: There was no battle. Although ancient history is filled with
Speaker 1: accounts of long and desperate battles between nations and sieges
Speaker 1: of cities which lasted for many years, when a city
Speaker 1: had a significant Jewish community, these battles did not seem
Speaker 1: to take place. No doubt, the Jews did not wish
Speaker 1: to see their homes and business is damaged by an attack. Yes,
Speaker 1: a little bit deeper than that. It's because you can't
Speaker 1: mount a fight once they're already in your walls, and
Speaker 1: if they're being let in and being assisted from within,
Speaker 1: then it's gonna it's already done deal, especially if they're
Speaker 1: already all up in your government.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: So, just so you know, this has already happened to America,
Speaker 1: we just aren't told about it when they don't make
Speaker 1: a point to bring it out and stick it in
Speaker 1: our face. But everything that we see go on in
Speaker 1: all of our ways that we support it has already
Speaker 1: told us. It's already shown us that if we want
Speaker 1: to have Eddy oh Man, let's say, nineteen thirteen was
Speaker 1: probably the fall. Nineteen thirty three for sure was the
Speaker 1: finishing touch with the bankruptcy and the way they enslaved
Speaker 1: us through the what they call it the pledge, the
Speaker 1: ancient act of the pledge, which is where you're being
Speaker 1: stuck with the burden of the debt through your own
Speaker 1: the birth certificate and things like that. There's there's more
Speaker 1: to it than even that. But we are commodities now,
Speaker 1: and we're also considered enemies of the state thanks to that,
Speaker 1: thanks to that bankruptcy. Keemud hacking up stuff casting continues
Speaker 1: on page sixty five, The History of the Jews. The
Speaker 1: Jews welcome Cyrus with open arms, of course they did.
Speaker 1: They welcome all kinds of people with open arms when
Speaker 1: they want to. It's it's about being what do they
Speaker 1: call it. What they call that word when you're not ambitious,
Speaker 1: it's a different word. I'm trying to think.
Speaker 2: That.
Speaker 1: I don't know. It's it's stuck in my kind of
Speaker 1: sick brain right now. But they do this consistently and
Speaker 1: over and in a short period of time, they'll once again,
Speaker 1: once they're once they've worked the use and juiced a
Speaker 1: person to to the to the point that they're dry citrus,
Speaker 1: Cyrus here will no longer be of use, and they'll
Speaker 1: betray him to someone else who wants that same territory.
Speaker 1: And so the story goes. Who's always the winner of
Speaker 1: the negotiator in between, the one who does all the
Speaker 1: financing and arrangements. That person can't be touched and must
Speaker 1: have favored with the rest of the kingdom that they
Speaker 1: allowed in. Of course, because other people have honor and
Speaker 1: would do such a thing. Now, if Cyrus turned around
Speaker 1: and rounded them all up after he got in there
Speaker 1: and said, I can't if you're gonna if you were
Speaker 1: to betray the people who have given you what you
Speaker 1: you know, these freedoms, then who is to say you
Speaker 1: would not betray me. If you are smart enough to
Speaker 1: do that, there'd be a whole different story written here.
Speaker 1: Here's another thingme which is repeated throughout the history of
Speaker 1: the Jews. In every nation which falls without a struggle,
Speaker 1: the Jews rush out to welcome the invaders. Castine tells
Speaker 1: us that Cyrus allowed the Jews to return to their
Speaker 1: own country, but many of them preferred to remain in Babylon.
Speaker 1: Under the protection of Cyrus, the Jews were allowed to
Speaker 1: despoil the natives of Babylon, and what riches Cyrus did
Speaker 1: not carry off to Persia became the property of the Jews. Consequently,
Speaker 1: the Jews formed a wealthy and powerful ruling class in Babylon.
Speaker 1: Well lucky them, and they lucky Babylonians, I mean, under
Speaker 1: that rule, and they devoted their time and money to
Speaker 1: formulating a Jewish ethnic oh sorry, Jewish ethic, which was
Speaker 1: written down as the Babylonian Talmud in the English edition
Speaker 1: published in London in nineteen thirty five, as Sonsino Talmud,
Speaker 1: Rabbi Hurtz says page twenty one, when we come to
Speaker 1: the Babylonian Gemara, we are dealing with what most people
Speaker 1: understand when they speak. When they speak a right of
Speaker 1: the Talmud its birthplace. Babylonia was an autonomous Jewish center
Speaker 1: for a longer period than any other land, namely from
Speaker 1: soon after five eighty six before the Christian Era to
Speaker 1: the year ten forty after the Christian Era twenty six years.
Speaker 1: Note that the Rabbi Hurts probably states that after being
Speaker 1: conquered by Cyrus, Babylonia became an autonomous or self governing
Speaker 1: Jewish center. No statement could be more revealing of the
Speaker 1: whole of the role played by the Jews in betraying
Speaker 1: the nation to Cyrus. They see something coming, they want
Speaker 1: to be on the on the on the favored end
Speaker 1: of the things. So if there's going to be a
Speaker 1: regime change, they want to make sure that they've already
Speaker 1: have they already have their their deal. Right, What the
Speaker 1: hell just happened?
Speaker 27: All right?
Speaker 8: Here you go?
Speaker 1: Not only did the Jews take over the Babylonian Empire.
Speaker 1: They also went home with Cyrus and formed large colonies
Speaker 1: in Persia. Uh oh, without Persia, you're next, Max Rayden
Speaker 1: and the Jews among the Greeks and Romans, says page
Speaker 1: sixty one. The virtual autonomy of the Persian period allowed
Speaker 1: the development of a well organized ruling class of priests. Oh,
Speaker 1: the priestcraft.
Speaker 3: Oh look at this.
Speaker 1: There's a book that I made called priest Graphy on Babylon.
Speaker 1: Go figure the sovereign or scribes, men learned and learned
Speaker 1: in the law, who had no definite priestly functions. Let
Speaker 1: me say that again, the virtual autonomy Persian world. The
Speaker 1: virtual autonomy of the Persian period allowed the development of
Speaker 1: a well organized ruling class of priests, the sophorim or scribes,
Speaker 1: men larned in law, who had no definite priestly functions right,
Speaker 1: but definitely sorcerer functions. What Radin does not tell us
Speaker 1: is that these scribes were not priests. They were the
Speaker 1: rulers of the autonomous Jewish community. It was scribes of
Speaker 1: this type who meant to condemn Jesus Christ to be rucified.
Speaker 1: The influence of the Jews in the Persian Empire soon
Speaker 1: caused it to go the way of earlier civilizations. One
Speaker 1: of the shortest books of the Bible, here it comes,
Speaker 1: is the Book of Esther, the most Jewish of the books.
Speaker 1: The whole thing is Jewish. Come on, guys, the Torah
Speaker 1: was written by them in the illness period, okay, and
Speaker 1: the only one in which God is not mentioned. The
Speaker 1: story of Esther gave rise to the jews most important
Speaker 1: religious ceremony, the Purim festival, which celebrates the victory of
Speaker 1: the Jews over the Gentiles when Esther succeeded in having
Speaker 1: him on executed and his sons, and then they went
Speaker 1: on a rampage killing a bunch of quote unquote Gentiles.
Speaker 1: But does anybody know when the Nuremberg Trials, when they
Speaker 1: did all the hangings. We don't know what's in bolic
Speaker 1: about that was perium. Yeah, And everybody who thinks we
Speaker 1: need a Nurmberg two point zero, they're saying, we need
Speaker 1: another unjust, corrupt, torturous, lying, bullshit fucking stage performance where
Speaker 1: we murder innocent people for crimes that never occurred. That's
Speaker 1: what they're saying, So shut up with the fucking two
Speaker 1: point zh shit, because learn history first. Please. Oh, I
Speaker 1: was supposed to be turn dominated that my bed one
Speaker 1: of the shortest books. We said, Okay. The story of
Speaker 1: Vesler gave rise to the Jew's most important religious said union,
Speaker 1: the Perium. We said that at this time a Hosius
Speaker 1: was king of Persia and his prime minister was a conscientious,
Speaker 1: hard working gentile named Haman. Haman had been troubled about
Speaker 1: the growing power and insolence of the Persian Jews. So
Speaker 1: now this is doc in Persia because Cyrus with some
Speaker 1: sort of noble you know, you did something for me,
Speaker 1: I do something for you, instead of realizing what treacherous
Speaker 1: sons of bitches they were to have done that to
Speaker 1: their own country in the first place. Wasn't just because
Speaker 1: they thought you were special of Cyrus. It's because they're opportunists.
Speaker 1: That's the word I was looking for before. They're opportunists.
Speaker 1: That's why they did it for themselves. Anyhow, this is
Speaker 1: what goes on next. Now he's got them in Persia,
Speaker 1: Haman said. Under King a Hostius, there is a certain
Speaker 1: people scattered abroad and dispersed among thy people in all
Speaker 1: the provinces of thy kingdom, and their laws are diverse
Speaker 1: from those of every people, neither keep they the King's laws. Therefore,
Speaker 1: it is not fit for the King's prophet to suffer them.
Speaker 1: If it pleases the King, let it be written that
Speaker 1: they be destroyed. Good thinking Himan. This request seemed reasonable
Speaker 1: enough to King a Hosiras, and he authorized him on
Speaker 1: to prepare for a day in the near future when
Speaker 1: the Jewish problem could be solved. Unbeknownst to them, the
Speaker 1: king's favorite wife, Esther, was a secret Jew named Hadasha.
Speaker 1: I know, sorry, I had something. She was the niece
Speaker 1: of a Jewish leader named Mordechai, and he had had
Speaker 1: her smuggled into the palace to give her charms to
Speaker 1: the king, and so the Jewish Harlot became queen. The
Speaker 1: jewser soon learned of King a Hosprous's plan, and Mordechai
Speaker 1: hurried to the palace, where he informed Esther of the
Speaker 1: peril of the Jews, who were rightly being rounded up,
Speaker 1: rightly justly. Esser boldly went to the king said that
Speaker 1: she was a Jews. Okay, So Esther told the king
Speaker 1: that straight out and dared him to carry out Haman's request.
Speaker 1: That's not I think there's just a misspelling there, or
Speaker 1: Hainan's request whatever, let's just go with that. The king
Speaker 1: was unable to resist her charms. Booty, booty, and yeah,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm talking about, and he agreed to
Speaker 1: do anything she asked, you know, pussy whipped. Esther asked
Speaker 1: only that the gallows which Haman was building to hang
Speaker 1: Mordecai and the other Jewish conspirators, because that's what they were,
Speaker 1: should be completed, and then that the king should have
Speaker 1: Haman hung there instead. What a betrayal, What a sick
Speaker 1: fucking thing to do. A guy was trying to protect
Speaker 1: her kingdom. And then you say, and then yeah, sure,
Speaker 1: go for it. Man, When you come back, they kill you.
Speaker 1: This is the type of world we can't trust. Man,
Speaker 1: don't make allies. The king agreed, and when Haman had
Speaker 1: been hung, Esther forced the king to inaugurate a reign
Speaker 1: of terror against the gentile subjects. This is where it
Speaker 1: gets more important. Right, it wasn't just that they hung Himan.
Speaker 1: It wasn't just that they killed his ten sons the
Speaker 1: same way. And good for Haman for having ten sons.
Speaker 1: We need more people to do that. Esther force the
Speaker 1: king and I don't mean non welfare. Esther forced the
Speaker 1: king to inaugurate a reign of terror against the gentile
Speaker 1: subjects Esther eight seven. So then the King Hassius said
Speaker 1: to said onto Esther, the Queen of Sorry. Then the
Speaker 1: King Hostras said, unto Esther the Queen, and to Mordecai
Speaker 1: the Jew, behold, I have given Esther the house of Haman,
Speaker 1: and him and him, they have hanged on the gallows
Speaker 1: because he laid his hands upon The Jews.
Speaker 2: Is sick.
Speaker 1: And this is what. They are so down with this
Speaker 1: parim thing that they even ritualized it during the Nuremberg
Speaker 1: trials where they were hanging other innocent people for no
Speaker 1: fucking reason, the Jews with made up crimes. Meanwhile, they're
Speaker 1: the biggest mass murderers from Russia down, including the Allies
Speaker 1: that helped him out with it. The Jews made further demands,
Speaker 1: and again the king agreed because he was unable to
Speaker 1: deny Esther anything. Right, she must have had some I
Speaker 1: don't know. Maybe she must she watched her jew mustache.
Speaker 1: I don't know what the hell of it. She must
Speaker 1: have some big tubes or something. I don't though. Or
Speaker 1: maybe he didn't get out much. The Jews made further demands,
Speaker 1: and again the King agreed because he was unable to
Speaker 1: deny esther or anything. I'm ste some pretty hot ones,
Speaker 1: I guess esther eight eleven. Wherein the King granted the
Speaker 1: Jews which were in every city, to gather themselves together
Speaker 1: and to stand for their life, to destroy, to slay,
Speaker 1: and to cause to perish all the power of the
Speaker 1: people and province that would assault them so thought crimes.
Speaker 1: Just just like if a child can grow up to
Speaker 1: be a threat to the Jews, they have to be killed. Now,
Speaker 1: not because of anything that they did or are doing,
Speaker 1: but because of what they might do. This is what
Speaker 1: they're talking about. Let's read this again. Wherein the King
Speaker 1: granted the Jews, which were in every city, to gather
Speaker 1: themselves together, lynch mobs and to you know, a freaking
Speaker 1: bacchic frenzy about a saturnalia for a different season, and
Speaker 1: to stand for their life. Oh that sounds so dramatic
Speaker 1: and so righteous, stand for their life. No, they're talking
Speaker 1: about murder squads, mobs, to destroy, to slay, and to
Speaker 1: cause to perish. Now these are his own people, the
Speaker 1: King's own people who all of a sudden, now he
Speaker 1: favors less than these fucking foreigners that were allowed in
Speaker 1: because of Cyrus, and to cause the perish all the
Speaker 1: power of the people and province that would assault them,
Speaker 1: that would assault them, not that are both little ones,
Speaker 1: children and women, And to take the spoil of them
Speaker 1: for a prey, steal their shit. That's what they're doing
Speaker 1: in South Africa with the farmers. Kill whoever you want,
Speaker 1: take their property, take everything. Oh yeah, by the way,
Speaker 1: you're too stupid. The farms they're gonna die anyway, dumb focks.
Speaker 1: This verse reveals the innate bloodthirstiness of the Jews in
Speaker 1: their demand to be allowed to massacre women and children
Speaker 1: who had done done them no harm. I was gonna
Speaker 1: say nothing to them, but let me say again. This
Speaker 1: verse reveals the innate bloodthirstiness of the Jews, who still
Speaker 1: celebrate this shit every year, in their demand to be
Speaker 1: allowed to masacre women and children who had done them
Speaker 1: no harm. Hainin's action against them had been planned as
Speaker 1: a governmental program, but the Jewish counterattack became a wild
Speaker 1: slaughter of the innocence. The mascer begins as described in
Speaker 1: Esther seven I'm sorry eight seventeen, and in every province
Speaker 1: and in every city whithersoever the King's commandment and his
Speaker 1: decree came. The Jews had joy and gladness, a feast
Speaker 1: and a good day murdering, and many of the people
Speaker 1: of the land became Jews. For the fear of the
Speaker 1: Jews fell upon them. Then they started worshiping a false
Speaker 1: god so that they wouldn't be massacred. This happened in
Speaker 1: Persia at Esther's request, King Hassius now hung all of
Speaker 1: Hanan's ten sons. It supposed to be Haman. I don't
Speaker 1: know if it's the same name that it's going back
Speaker 1: and forth with, but it's whatever, because then it is
Speaker 1: Haman here. I don't know what the fuck's going on there,
Speaker 1: All of Hnan's ten sons, their only crime having been
Speaker 1: that Haman had been their father, and his house and
Speaker 1: goods were given to Esther's relatives. Of course, they were
Speaker 1: to the Jews. The massacres of the Gentiles were carried
Speaker 1: out throughout the Persian Empire, and the blood letting of
Speaker 1: the native leaders so weakened the nation that soon afterwards
Speaker 1: the empire was easily conquered by Alexander the great and
Speaker 1: rightly so, because Haman had cast the Lot or Purr
Speaker 1: to attack the Jews. The victorious Jews took the name
Speaker 1: of Perim or Day of the Lot, to celebrate their
Speaker 1: victory over the Gentiles. The massacre, blood thirsty, psychopathic assault
Speaker 1: on innocent people, men, women, and children. The last verse
Speaker 1: of Esther describes their happy Jewish community. Oh yes, Esther
Speaker 1: ten or x if you will three. For Mordecai the
Speaker 1: Jew was next, And this is supposed to be a celebratorial,
Speaker 1: celebratorial verse in the Bible. If you're sick, torah, fuck right,
Speaker 1: this is this is a reason to celebrate everything. Everything
Speaker 1: they celebrate is death. It's usually either there, either they
Speaker 1: their victimhood death or their mascare or somebody else. For
Speaker 1: Mordecai the Jew was next to King Ahasius and great
Speaker 1: among the Jews, and accepted of the multitude of his brethren,
Speaker 1: seeking the wealth of the people and speaking peace to
Speaker 1: all his seed. What Mordechai the Jew was next to
Speaker 1: King Ahasers and great among the Jews, and accepted of
Speaker 1: the multitude of his brethren, seeking the wealth of his
Speaker 1: people and speaking peace to all seed. Do you do
Speaker 1: you see how they do this. Do you see what
Speaker 1: they're doing here? Yeah, Mordechai, who's leading this charge under
Speaker 1: the you know, he went to he went to esther
Speaker 1: in the first place to get to get this happened
Speaker 1: to happen. And they call him uh uh accepted among
Speaker 1: the brethren of the Jews, seeking the wealth of his people,
Speaker 1: the Jews, and speaking peace to all his seed. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: what's he doing? Mass murdering men, women and children, innocent people.
Speaker 1: But this is how that he's written up. He's this
Speaker 1: wonderful guy, Mordechai is this wonderful guy who's shouldered the
Speaker 1: shoulder with the King of Hassaras and great among his people.
Speaker 1: Never mind the fact that King Hahasaris is a fucking
Speaker 1: betrayer of his own people, of his own culture, and
Speaker 1: he's sitting to he's he shouldered a shoulder with a
Speaker 1: freaking demon who just went ahead and murdered a bunch
Speaker 1: of his native people. But yet the Jews paint this
Speaker 1: is a good thing because this guy is so noble,
Speaker 1: because he protected They don't care about They don't care
Speaker 1: about what's right or wrong. They care about what's right
Speaker 1: for them, just like a parasite would the civil and
Speaker 1: this is the book that everybody reads and says, well, yeah,
Speaker 1: I can relate with this, this is this is I'm
Speaker 1: going to identify with that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Sure, the civilizations of Egypt, Babylon, and Persia had now
Speaker 1: fallen because of Jewish subversion. Let's say it again, the
Speaker 1: civilizations of Egypt, Babylon, and Persia had now fallen because
Speaker 1: of Jewish subversion. Next to bear the brunt of Jewish
Speaker 1: parasitism was Greece. In all history, no two peoples have
Speaker 1: been more diametrically opposed than the Jews and the Greeks.
Speaker 1: And the Jews have always borne great hatred for Greek culture.
Speaker 1: That's why they that's why they jumped right at the
Speaker 1: chance once they were finally taught to read and write
Speaker 1: and have some like, you know, the substantial legitimacy among
Speaker 1: their you know, sorry, substantial literacy among their people, to
Speaker 1: start rewriting the books and putting themselves in the center
Speaker 1: of everything to outdo the Greeks. They would, they would
Speaker 1: manipulate any aspect of it they can. If it looks
Speaker 1: like it's going to self glorify, if it looks like
Speaker 1: it's going to put them in a good light. They'll steal,
Speaker 1: they'll rob, the change names and do everything like that
Speaker 1: and mold everything with absolutely no scruples as to how
Speaker 1: badly they lie about it, and it all comes up
Speaker 1: out pops a torah in Greek for the very first
Speaker 1: time ever ever, the Greeks represented the refinement of the
Speaker 1: civilized gentlemen and individual, while the jew continued to be
Speaker 1: a brutalized, earth bound non creative that's important, non creative,
Speaker 1: unartistic and nameless memory of a bandit tribe. And everything
Speaker 1: that they claim that they do they've robbed from someone else,
Speaker 1: They've mimicked because they've seen someone else do it. They
Speaker 1: are non creative because their imposter God is not the creator,
Speaker 1: and they also lack the same It's like a curse
Speaker 1: that goes along with that type of worship is that
Speaker 1: you don't have that spark of manifesto either. You have
Speaker 1: to parasitically live off people who do and get them
Speaker 1: to do shit for you. And that's the only reason
Speaker 1: why we're around, because we don't fight back. We had
Speaker 1: already been eaten. Ralph Marcus writes and Great Ideas of
Speaker 1: the Jewish People, page one oh three. We know from
Speaker 1: recent architectural discoveries that the Hellenistic cities on the borders
Speaker 1: of Judea were rich in Greek architecture and are Greek
Speaker 1: culture extended to the edges of the wilderness, and it
Speaker 1: stopped where the Jewish bandits began. In his History of
Speaker 1: the Jews, Casting says page ninety two, the Greeks have sorry.
Speaker 1: The Greeks had had vast experience in this world in
Speaker 1: their imagination. Sorry, let's do this first. The Greeks had
Speaker 1: had vast experience in this world. Their imagination had been fertile,
Speaker 1: and they had created much that in these circumstances they
Speaker 1: should fall in with a people imbued with a calm
Speaker 1: and sometimes stole it and bcolic certainty where its spiritual
Speaker 1: possessions were concerned. Barbarians with no scruple, Sorry, barbarians with
Speaker 1: no sculpture or breeding, necessarily tinge their contempt with impotent wrath.
Speaker 1: The inevitability, the inevitably logical result of this attitude on
Speaker 1: the part of the Greeks was the growth of anti Semitism,
Speaker 1: of hatred of the Jews. Right right, they were disgusted
Speaker 1: by them, is what they're saying. But no they were
Speaker 1: actually intrigue by the little stupid Barbarian dukes. Thus, Castine
Speaker 1: attributes anti Semitism to the Jews, but says nothing of
Speaker 1: the Jewish hatred of Greek culture. On page eight eight
Speaker 1: of his History of the Jews, he gives a more
Speaker 1: plausible reason for anti Semitism. Judea paralyzed the Greek attack,
Speaker 1: while the Alexandrian Jews brought about the disintegration of Hellenistic civilization.
Speaker 1: This is the most startling admission which a Jewish historian
Speaker 1: has ever made about the destructive impact of the Jews.
Speaker 1: Alexandria was the intellectual center of the late Greek Empire,
Speaker 1: and its library was the greatest in the world. It
Speaker 1: was here, as Castine says, that the Jews brought about
Speaker 1: the disintegration of the Hellenistic civilization. They later burned the
Speaker 1: great Library because it contained hundreds of historical references to
Speaker 1: the destructive activities of the Jews, and fuck all everything else.
Speaker 1: Right the border you're in the dark in the dark ages,
Speaker 1: the better it is for the Jews, who could just
Speaker 1: deceive and desify. With Greek civilization on the decline, the
Speaker 1: Jews now began to infect Rome from the very onset
Speaker 1: of Jewish influence in the Empire. So not only not
Speaker 1: only did the did they mimic the Greeks, not only
Speaker 1: did they adopt their histories and when they're being taught
Speaker 1: a Greek education and we're being taught to read and
Speaker 1: write from the as a first language in Greek, not
Speaker 1: only did they have all that. So then they finally
Speaker 1: did have high culture because they had the Greek culture.
Speaker 1: But then they take it down, they re structured it,
Speaker 1: putting themselves And this is what we're this is what
Speaker 1: we're celebrating at when we celebrate this stupid fucking Bible,
Speaker 1: we're celebrating the destruction of the Greeks. We're celebrating the
Speaker 1: theft and the lives and the robbery of great people.
Speaker 1: That's what we're celebrating. Whenever we pull up in that
Speaker 1: book and we say that's what we're doing, it's a
Speaker 1: fucking bullshit, fictional lie. Stolen parts have been Greek and
Speaker 1: maybe other cultures, and they changed names around, they'd backdate stuff,
Speaker 1: but they've given us a bag of shit and we've
Speaker 1: taken that instead of our instead of our own culture.
Speaker 1: Most of us can retrace ourselves back to the Scythians,
Speaker 1: to the Goths, to the Germanic people, to the Greeks
Speaker 1: and the Pelagians. Why did that just jump? What the fuck?
Speaker 2: All?
Speaker 18: Right?
Speaker 1: With Greek civilization on the decline, the Jews now began
Speaker 1: to infect Rome from the very onset of Jewish influence
Speaker 1: in the empire. The Romans were aware of the danger,
Speaker 1: but they seemed powerless to counteract the insidious effect of
Speaker 1: the Jews. The Roman historian Diodorus wrote, the Jews alone,
Speaker 1: of all peoples, utterly refused to have dealings with any
Speaker 1: other people, and regard all men as enemies, right, and
Speaker 1: if they tell you any different, they're fucking lying. This
Speaker 1: was this was not entirely accurate. The Jews regard all
Speaker 1: other men as a species apart from themselves, in which
Speaker 1: they seem to be correct. This I think Dustin would
Speaker 1: like that one. They also they also regarded other men
Speaker 1: as ignorant beasts who could be used like cattle and
Speaker 1: slaughtered for the profit of the Jews. The reason why
Speaker 1: I don't say that they're because they're a mixed multitude. Now,
Speaker 1: if somewhere along the line, something like metaphysical or spiritual happens,
Speaker 1: where they morph into some other thing. If that's if
Speaker 1: that's how deeply bad this goes. I don't know, but
Speaker 1: that's kind of on the on the WU side of things,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. But there was anybody who
Speaker 1: is a godfearer, who would you know, mutilate their penis
Speaker 1: because apparently God makes mistakes and how he builds people too.
Speaker 1: You got to have that that mark that you're a
Speaker 1: slave of the Jew or that you are one yourself. Yeah,
Speaker 1: none of this, none of the stuff makes any goddamn sense,
Speaker 1: you know, Testicular immutiate, well, genital mutilation. It's just it's
Speaker 1: all of this, the whole. This is my body, this
Speaker 1: is my blood. Yeah, okay, thank you for the saturnal
Speaker 1: what do you call it, cannibalistic ball sacrifice, ritual, thanks,
Speaker 1: symbolic or otherwise. It's still it's still it's still that
Speaker 1: same energy that you're invoking when you do that. But anyhow,
Speaker 1: my point is, I don't I don't see them as
Speaker 1: being an ethnicity. I don't see them as being a species.
Speaker 1: I see them as being bored tightly bound together as
Speaker 1: people who are set of ideals of this Yao sab,
Speaker 1: These followers of this particular imposter God, however many names
Speaker 1: he may have. That's what I see them being more
Speaker 1: connected by than any other thing, because there's because there's
Speaker 1: vary there's variations in everything, every other aspect, ethnicity and otherwise.
Speaker 1: So there you go, it's just logical that they wouldn't
Speaker 1: be their own ethnicity and that they wouldn't be their
Speaker 1: own species. But again, if there's a deeper level of that,
Speaker 1: who knows. This was not. But besides, it makes it like, well,
Speaker 1: humans are you know it kind of it's kind of
Speaker 1: like a cop out the way I look at it too.
Speaker 1: If that's the case, it's like, no, there could be
Speaker 1: just really sick sinister ship had humanoids out there people,
Speaker 1: and that's just the thing that we have to deal with.
Speaker 1: And until we deal with it, we're going to deal
Speaker 1: with the bullshit for thousands of years until you decide
Speaker 1: to stop it. You know, maybe not for and definitely
Speaker 1: not from our God. Our God can only make good,
Speaker 1: isn't that right? Roaldo? This was not entirely accurate The
Speaker 1: Jews so that they also regard other men as ignorant
Speaker 1: beasts who could be used like cattle, yes, talking livestock.
Speaker 1: I like to call the mass idiots. I agree with
Speaker 1: that part, use like cattle and slaughter for the profit
Speaker 1: of the Jews. Well, not that part. I don't mean
Speaker 1: that part, But you know, if you're if people are.
Speaker 1: The reason why this is such a detrimental thing is
Speaker 1: because the majority of people are following this, They're they're
Speaker 1: getting caught up in this, this constant deception and manipulation,
Speaker 1: and it weakens the rest of us. So I have
Speaker 1: no problem calling those people cattle or talking livestock myself.
Speaker 1: And if you know, appealing to their senses and sensibilities
Speaker 1: doesn't work, then appearing you have the appeal to their
Speaker 1: their selfishness and their greed to get them to do
Speaker 1: things that are noble in spite of the fact that
Speaker 1: they're noble at all, because they're cowards too. So if
Speaker 1: you're going to manipulate people to get some positive use
Speaker 1: out of them, I don't really see that as being
Speaker 1: a bad thing. I'm not talking about what they're doing.
Speaker 1: I'm saying an objection to this. What they're talking about,
Speaker 1: like this is this is the herd. They're trying to
Speaker 1: steer it to kill us and profit themselves. We have
Speaker 1: to try to redirect that that massive, you know, very
Speaker 1: programmable things, and get them to almost like trick them
Speaker 1: into doing something noble bullet sponge. Give us time to
Speaker 1: get out of there.
Speaker 3: Excuse me.
Speaker 1: The Roman scholar Williamson comments, in this regard, the separation
Speaker 1: was not between races. It was between those who gave
Speaker 1: their allegiance to the law of Moses and those who
Speaker 1: rejected it. And low of Moses was a that's this law,
Speaker 1: the law of the strangers, has to be inserted here
Speaker 1: in order for that to show how little sense it makes. Anyway,
Speaker 1: those who rejected a man of any race might be
Speaker 1: accepted by that. That's that's important. Like I would say before,
Speaker 1: it might be accepted by the Jews, and then over
Speaker 1: time they just become Jews. The one essential meaning over generations,
Speaker 1: there's no difference, there's no looking back. The one essential
Speaker 1: was the acceptance of circumcision. What I just get done saying,
Speaker 1: for which they were held in content by the Romans. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Thus one finds that the Jews did not exclude anyone
Speaker 1: from their gang who could accept the barbarous laws of
Speaker 1: Moses and eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.
Speaker 1: I don't think that that's I'm down with that part
Speaker 1: in and in its most basic form, eye for an
Speaker 1: eye if you fuck it. Yeah, But that's not all that.
Speaker 1: There's that there's there in the UH in those laws.
Speaker 1: As an international underworld, the Jew needed one irrefutable sign
Speaker 1: of recognition and a physical password which would identify at
Speaker 1: once those who were with them. Drop your pants, show
Speaker 1: your dick? Is that what you're saying? This identification, one
Speaker 1: on which the Jews have always insisted for this very reason,
Speaker 1: was that of circumcision. Not only did it identify those
Speaker 1: who were active Jews, but it also identified those gentiles
Speaker 1: whom the Jews had enslaved. And we didn't have a choice,
Speaker 1: did we, guys? We just were compulsory sliced and slashed up.
Speaker 1: And did we know that that was compulsory simply because
Speaker 1: they had already taken control of our country through the
Speaker 1: nineteen thirteen Federal Reserve, and this is their symbol on us?
Speaker 1: Did we understand that it was because of the bankruptcy
Speaker 1: and how we're now a piece of paper that can
Speaker 1: be traded, did we understand and can be used as
Speaker 1: a payment of that? Isn't that interesting that the compulsory circumcision.
Speaker 1: In this guards you would have gained more and more
Speaker 1: importance in all these lies about how it's gonna stop
Speaker 1: infection and you're noon int because God fucks up. It's again,
Speaker 1: this is why it's not anything to do with the
Speaker 1: actual creator, because the actual creator you wouldn't want to
Speaker 1: mess with this. Like if a tattoo is bad, why
Speaker 1: how is not? How is it not bad to chop
Speaker 1: off I'll hump of your skin, a hunk of your
Speaker 1: skin in that area or any other place. It's an augmentation.
Speaker 1: It's a change from the natural. And who are they
Speaker 1: to freaking do that to you? And why does it
Speaker 1: of their god, their god that craves these foreskins so much?
Speaker 1: It's kind of strange. Not only did it identify those yeah,
Speaker 1: we always said that, but it also identified those gentle
Speaker 1: whom the Jews had enslaved. It was the badge of jewry. Consequently,
Speaker 1: as the Jews rose to power in the Roman Empire
Speaker 1: and began to possess many slaves, the first thing they
Speaker 1: did was to circumcisee their gentile slaves as the badge
Speaker 1: of possession. We'll say that again. Consequently, as the Jews
Speaker 1: rose to power in the Roman Empire and began to
Speaker 1: possess many slaves. The first thing they did was to
Speaker 1: circumcise their gentile slaves. As a badge of possession, they
Speaker 1: branded you the cattle got branded. This circumcision of the
Speaker 1: gentiles roused the Romans against them. In the year three
Speaker 1: point fifteen AD, Emperor Constantine issued the first edict against
Speaker 1: the Jews, whom he described as that disgraceful sect. This
Speaker 1: edict forbade the Jews to circumcise their gentile slaves, and
Speaker 1: it also limited Jewish self rule by forbidding them to
Speaker 1: punish members of their own race. Up to this time,
Speaker 1: the Jews had considered themselves above the Roman law and
Speaker 1: held their own courts. Jews who rebelled against the rule
Speaker 1: of the elders those are that's the san Hadrian right,
Speaker 1: or the elders of Zion, if you will, were severely
Speaker 1: punished at this intrusion into their government. The Jews turned
Speaker 1: against Constantine disintrusion into their their their government within the government, right,
Speaker 1: that's what they're talking about. Not because they should be
Speaker 1: if they're Romans, if they're if they're in Rome, they
Speaker 1: should be following the Roman law. But this is this
Speaker 1: is the mentality, the intrusion into their own subculture government.
Speaker 1: The Jews turned against the cons against Constantine and forced
Speaker 1: him to leave Rome. How did they force him to
Speaker 1: leave Rome?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 1: How do they have that much power? Why wouldn't he
Speaker 1: be forcing their asses into a I don't know, a
Speaker 1: boat with a hole in it. He went to Constantinople,
Speaker 1: where he set up the Byzantine Empire. One of the
Speaker 1: greatest historians of ancient Rome was Tacticus Tacitus sorry He
Speaker 1: wrote of the Jews, the customs of the Jews are
Speaker 1: base and abominable, and owe their persistence to their depravity.
Speaker 1: Jews are extremely loyal to one another, always ready to
Speaker 1: show compassion, but towards every other people they feel only
Speaker 1: hate and an enmity. As a race, they are prone
Speaker 1: to lust among themselves. Nothing is unlawful among themselves. Did
Speaker 1: you catch that? It's a lot of the stranger thing.
Speaker 1: Among themselves, nothing is unlawful. They can do whatever they
Speaker 1: want to the chosen ones. They have a quoted contact
Speaker 1: that only applies to them when they're dealing with each other.
Speaker 1: As Tacitus comments show, the Romans were well aware of
Speaker 1: the nature of the Jews as criminal and immoral group.
Speaker 1: Why then, were the Romans, a proud and ambitious people
Speaker 1: unable to withstand the insidious effects of the Jews. The answer,
Speaker 1: oddly enough, lies in the Roman nature. A strong race.
Speaker 1: The Romans had conquered the world, including the deserted Palestine,
Speaker 1: but Rome had no defense against the Jews, who had
Speaker 1: formed their unusual, sorry, the usual parasitic community in the
Speaker 1: heart of Rome. The Romans tried again and again to
Speaker 1: get rid of them. Each time the Jews came back
Speaker 1: the very next day. Thought he was a gunner, but
Speaker 1: the Jews came back. They just wouldn't stay your way.
Speaker 1: Rome was the center of wealth of the world. It
Speaker 1: was impossible to keep the Jews away from such wealth.
Speaker 1: Historians referred to the expulsion of the Jews by Emperor
Speaker 1: Tiberius as the first known example of religious intolerance in
Speaker 1: international affairs. Shut the fuck up. This is also the
Speaker 1: first known example of the Jewish adaptation of their favorite
Speaker 1: excuse for themselves, religious intolerance. The Roman historian Valerius Maximus
Speaker 1: wrote in one thirty nine BC that the Prater of
Speaker 1: Rome forced the Jews to go back to their homeland
Speaker 1: because they had tried to corrupt Roman morals. Surprise, surprise.
Speaker 1: And I would say that there's a really deep, dark
Speaker 1: statement being made right there. And it may have something
Speaker 1: to do with children, and I'm guaranteeing you who does.
Speaker 1: And it may also have to do as human sacrifice
Speaker 1: and incest and that type of thing, because that's what
Speaker 1: they're all about. The Roman historian Marcus says that Emperor
Speaker 1: Trajan or Trajan or whatever greeted a Jewish delegation in Rome,
Speaker 1: most cordially having already been won over to their side
Speaker 1: by the Empress Paultino. They always bring out the they
Speaker 1: always bring out the whole. Is not this the story
Speaker 1: of Esther once again? Yep, yep, one one good looking
Speaker 1: one to try in front of them, give up the booty,
Speaker 1: and uh, that's it. Case closed. Like most stories about Jews,
Speaker 1: this same themes recur over and over again throughout five
Speaker 1: thousand years of recorded history. And that papyrus, so, I mean,
Speaker 1: that's that's just high that's just high level prostitution. They're smart,
Speaker 1: but it's pretty sinister and disgusting and treacherous. And if
Speaker 1: papyrus found on Oxahinkus, Egypt, a Roman named Emascus is
Speaker 1: tried for treason, apparently because I'm sorry. He's tried for
Speaker 1: treason apparently because, like Haman in the Persian Empire, he
Speaker 1: protested against the growing power of the Jews. The Papyrus
Speaker 1: states that in his defense, Emascus said to the Emperor Trajan,
Speaker 1: it distresses me to see your cabinet and your private
Speaker 1: in your privy council filled with Jews. Of course, he
Speaker 1: was executed, having pronounced his own death sentence with this
Speaker 1: staring statement. How many many other gentiles have died for
Speaker 1: the like offenses during the past centuries. Yikes, there's another
Speaker 1: little warning for us out there. We got a trumpet
Speaker 1: out there right now about to do the same to
Speaker 1: everyone who says anything bad about the Jews. Made that
Speaker 1: statement quite a lot, didn't he Isn't he also on
Speaker 1: the coins with Cyrus, is he not? Do you see
Speaker 1: how this is all set it up? Do you see
Speaker 1: why this is all important right now? Because they again,
Speaker 1: because they're not creative, We're gonna have to go through
Speaker 1: another repetition in history because the only thing they can
Speaker 1: do is what they've already figured out how to do
Speaker 1: and learn and repeat and know what works in all
Speaker 1: this litter of stuff, not very many tweaks and everybody.
Speaker 1: Everything that has to do with technological advance is that
Speaker 1: was utilizing our manpower to bring that to them.
Speaker 2: All.
Speaker 1: Right, where were at? Let's see what time it is
Speaker 1: right now? You all know what time it is. I
Speaker 1: know what time it is. I don't want to know
Speaker 1: how how long I've been on her tote twenty five. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they all want the booty. I slapped some booties early today.
Speaker 1: It's good times, h for all the for all the
Speaker 1: shortcomings Rebecca has, being attractive is not one of those shortcomings. Okay, Anyway,
Speaker 1: where were you? Yeah, I'll go back to him for
Speaker 1: a little bit longer, but I'm not going I was
Speaker 1: gonna try to do this as a live I forgot
Speaker 1: about it though. I was gonna do a live on Spreaker,
Speaker 1: just to prove to myself that nobody actually is on Spreaker.
Speaker 1: Scholars and historians have offered many reasons for the downfall
Speaker 1: of the Roman Empire. Our one leading theory is that
Speaker 1: the fall of Rome stemmed from a gradual dissolution of
Speaker 1: old values. This theory fails to state just who dissolved
Speaker 1: these values, but the record speaks for itself. Another theory
Speaker 1: is that the barbarians swept over Rome. True, this happened,
Speaker 1: but why Yeah, if you're talking, if you're saying barbarians
Speaker 1: when you meet Germanic people, fuck you if you mean, like,
Speaker 1: I don't know who's the other assholes, the huns and
Speaker 1: the Narright. True, this happened, But why Why did the
Speaker 1: finest army in the world lose its will to fight
Speaker 1: and allow naked tribesmen to take What the fuck is
Speaker 1: he saying? To take Rome without a fight? It is
Speaker 1: the same story that we find in the fall of Egypt,
Speaker 1: in the fall of Babylon, in the fall of Persia,
Speaker 1: and here too, as in the case of the previous civilizations,
Speaker 1: we find that the parasitic community, parasitic community of Jews,
Speaker 1: had developed a terrible pathological hatred of their gentile host.
Speaker 1: Why because that's the only answer. Because they hate everybody
Speaker 1: and they resent being nice to you, even for a
Speaker 1: short period of time. So the moment as they're entering,
Speaker 1: you know, welcoming Cyrus into you know, into the destruction
Speaker 1: of Babylon, they're already thinking of who they can betray
Speaker 1: him to, because fuck that guy too. Right, and so
Speaker 1: it goes. And here too, as is the case in
Speaker 1: the previous civilizations, we find that the parasitic community of
Speaker 1: Jews had developed a terrible pathological hatred of their gentile host.
Speaker 1: And his history of the Jews, Casting says on page
Speaker 1: to the Jews, Rome constituted the To the Jews, Rome
Speaker 1: constituted the quintessence of all that was odious and should
Speaker 1: be swept away from off the face of the earth.
Speaker 1: That's what Rome constituted. To the Jews. They hated Rome
Speaker 1: and her device lig I think that's like the laws
Speaker 1: within an inhuman hatred. True, Rome had liges, laws like
Speaker 1: the Jews, but in their very resemblance lay their difference.
Speaker 1: For the Roman laws were merely the practical application of
Speaker 1: the arma the arms, but without the but without the arms,
Speaker 1: the leg were empty formulae. So this is a Jew talking.
Speaker 1: So obviously this is jaded, right, this Castine guy. In
Speaker 1: this extraordinary paragraph, Castine admits the feeling which the Jewish
Speaker 1: parasite always feels for the gentile host and inhuman hatred.
Speaker 1: So terrible is this hatred that the most important thing
Speaker 1: for the Jew is to mask his feelings. Consequently, he
Speaker 1: always appears bearing an olive branch friendship.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, he's ready to rape and eat you, well your children,
Speaker 1: rape and eat them, and kill you. His first not
Speaker 1: to laughter you like rob you, though right swindles you.
Speaker 1: His first word is chalam or. It is this necessity
Speaker 1: to conceal his true feelings which leads the Jew to
Speaker 1: conduct his affairs and his meetings in secret. We have
Speaker 1: all and this is this is franket. This is leading
Speaker 1: up to the idea of Frankism too right and crypto
Speaker 1: Jews concealment, never being outwardly what you are inwarthy, never
Speaker 1: never showing your true hatred colors, intent devices, adjective, agenda,
Speaker 1: being into getting into spycraft, being a little sneaky shit right,
Speaker 1: sneaky shittery was created by these people. Sneaky shittery, you
Speaker 1: can quote me, sneaky shittery. The fuck? What's going on here?
Speaker 2: Hello?
Speaker 1: Sorry, didn't realize you're on the wrong fucking page.
Speaker 14: Here we go.
Speaker 1: Try that again. Uh, that was kind of annoying. One
Speaker 1: second me get it.
Speaker 2: Alright.
Speaker 1: We have already seen and how the Jews continue, how
Speaker 1: the Jew continues to hate the people as he has
Speaker 1: as he was. We just were listening today. How they're
Speaker 1: still talking about us as Rome. You understand, like how
Speaker 1: they're still stone age thinking it's like nothing nothing improves
Speaker 1: or adapts or becomes evolved at all. They're still they're
Speaker 1: still using Rome because that's the last place they fucked up,
Speaker 1: and then they're putting that name. Otherwise we'd be called Babylon.
Speaker 1: Otherwise we'd be called Persia. Otherwise we'd be called Greece.
Speaker 1: But Rome was the last one. So Rome it is.
Speaker 1: I guess America and Europe is Rome. Right, you caught
Speaker 1: that right there. They don't go they don't move on
Speaker 1: very well, they don't. They don't have anything else, and
Speaker 1: they have no other input none. They're they're just the
Speaker 1: great mimickers. They're they're the they mimic, They they the impersonator.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 1: We have already seen how the Jews continue, how the
Speaker 1: Jew continues to hate the people he has destroyed, even afterward,
Speaker 1: centuries after Babylon is hold on, I'm gotta do this again.
Speaker 1: Centuries after Babylon is no more, the Jew fulminates again
Speaker 1: the horror of Babylon. But of all nations, the Jew
Speaker 1: hated Rome the most, and even today, the favorite epithet
Speaker 1: of the jew for his opponent is fascist fasci sticks together,
Speaker 1: harder to break. Nothing wrong with that word, standing together, saladarity.
Speaker 1: Don't want that for the White Man, don't want that
Speaker 1: for the European, don't want that for the Greek culture.
Speaker 1: Don't want that for the Romans. Don't want that for
Speaker 1: anybody but the Jews, who already stick together. What does
Speaker 1: the word fascist mean? It refers to the fascis or
Speaker 1: Rod's on together, which the Roman jurists carried to implement
Speaker 1: his punishment of the wrongdoer. It means simply the rule
Speaker 1: of law, that is, gentile law as opposed to the
Speaker 1: bloodthirsty Jewish law of Moses. Yet there is not a
Speaker 1: university in the world today where the student can learn
Speaker 1: this simple and accurate definition of fascism the Jewish professor.
Speaker 1: The Jewish professors tell the students that a fascist beast
Speaker 1: is the most terrible and evil thing that anyone can be,
Speaker 1: but they never explain it any other any further. And
Speaker 1: guess what, by the way, to many people who are
Speaker 1: not realizing that their cult, that their education comes from
Speaker 1: a bunch of liberal, communist Marxist fucks, repeat that as
Speaker 1: if it's true. Few historians make any reference to the
Speaker 1: part played by the Jews in the fall of Rome,
Speaker 1: and even fewer give any indication of the power which
Speaker 1: the Jews achieved in the Empire. It is only in
Speaker 1: books published by the Jews themselves that one discovers these
Speaker 1: little known facts. And here too one finds it, and
Speaker 1: they boast about it, And here too one finds the
Speaker 1: facts about the assassination of Julius Caesar. Caesar, how did
Speaker 1: this come about? First of all, the Romans had made
Speaker 1: attempt after attempt to get the Jews out of Rome,
Speaker 1: but they always came back. In his book Jews of
Speaker 1: Ancient Rome, Harry Leon of the University of Texas says, see,
Speaker 1: now I'm going to go ahead and say, I don't
Speaker 1: know if I buy this. Before we get into this,
Speaker 1: the Prater Hispanists can tell the Jews who attempted to
Speaker 1: contaminate the Romans to go back to their own homes.
Speaker 1: This book published by the Jews Jewish Public Publication Society
Speaker 1: continues page five. This is from them, and they're saying
Speaker 1: that this is why the part that they're going to
Speaker 1: talk about what Julius Caesar's role was I don't buy it.
Speaker 1: According to Philo, the nucleus of the Jewish community of
Speaker 1: Rome was made up chiefly of enslaved prisoners of war.
Speaker 1: The Jewish community of Rome was made up of chiefly
Speaker 1: enslaved prisoners of war. Ransom by ransomed by fellow Jews
Speaker 1: because human trafficking, Fuck them right. If you're lower than
Speaker 1: even than the Jewish society, if you're lowering the cast system,
Speaker 1: oh well, ransom by fellow Jews, or freed by their owners,
Speaker 1: who must have found them intractable. Intractable as slaves because
Speaker 1: of their insistence on observing their dietary laws, abstaining from
Speaker 1: work on the Sabbath, and practicing their exotic religious rights,
Speaker 1: which means killing babies. By the year fifty nine a d.
Speaker 1: The Jews of the city were already a formidable element
Speaker 1: in the Roman politics. The politically ambitious Julius Caesar recognized
Speaker 1: the power of the Jews, which stemmed from one incontrovertible fact.
Speaker 1: Rome was made up of many opposing it political groups
Speaker 1: and sex. In order to win, the politician needed the
Speaker 1: support of one group which would stick by him fastly
Speaker 1: and thus influence other groups. To support him, just as
Speaker 1: in our present day democracies. This group was the Jews.
Speaker 1: They would guarantee their support to any politician who would
Speaker 1: in turn, who in turn would do what they asked.
Speaker 1: When Caesar discovered this simple truth, he saw out the
Speaker 1: Jews and won their support. On page eight of The
Speaker 1: Jews of Ancient Rome, Leon says the Jews in the populaires,
Speaker 1: the Liberal Democratic or People's parties supported Caesar, and he
Speaker 1: issued verdicts in their favor. Things have not changed much
Speaker 1: in two thousand years. We still have the Liberal Democratic
Speaker 1: party in every country, and it always represents the ambition
Speaker 1: of the Jews. Every political party, every political party, because
Speaker 1: there are any political party is there's a conquered country
Speaker 1: that was once called the United States run by Jews.
Speaker 1: That's why it doesn't matter what party you're talking about.
Speaker 1: With the Jews behind him, Caesar soon became the dictator
Speaker 1: of Rome and the unchallenged ruler of the world. Alarmed
Speaker 1: by his increasing subvert Serbians to the Jews, a group
Speaker 1: of loyal senators led by Brutis see I don't buy this.
Speaker 1: I don't buy this part. They're saying that Brutus is
Speaker 1: somehow justified man. But why would they be celebrating this.
Speaker 1: This is the thing when they when they do plays
Speaker 1: and they and they even put like ship bag Trump
Speaker 1: in in instead as as Caesar and have him stabbed
Speaker 1: in the back in that stupid play. That's glorifying the
Speaker 1: death of Caesar. If Caesar was such a friend of
Speaker 1: the Jews, they wouldn't do that. So I don't buy that.
Speaker 1: Just like Hamilton is a big piece of shit bankster,
Speaker 1: they they herald him and they call they call Thomas
Speaker 1: Jefferson a racist, right, so obviously they invert a whole
Speaker 1: lot of shit. So I don't I don't believe that this,
Speaker 1: this brutus backstabbing is like literally black stabbing his best
Speaker 1: friend or whatever here Julius Caesar. I don't. I don't
Speaker 1: think it came down and went down the way they're
Speaker 1: saying it did, like it's because he was in bed
Speaker 1: with the Jews so much. I don't think I think
Speaker 1: that's I think that's Jewish trickery again, just from a
Speaker 1: different angle, a different like a deeper layer of Jewish trickery.
Speaker 1: I don't think that's possible because they celebrate it, and
Speaker 1: you know how they seem to always celebrate their heroes.
Speaker 1: They celebrate their They celebrate the death of Julius Caesar
Speaker 1: as if it's some wonderful thing. But if this was
Speaker 1: an assault against the Jews in a sense, because Caesar
Speaker 1: was an ally, then how the hell would they be
Speaker 1: celebrating that? With the Jews behind them. Caesar soon became
Speaker 1: the dictator of Rome and the unchallenged ruler of the world.
Speaker 1: Armed by his increasings, very alarmed, a group of loyal
Speaker 1: senators led by Brutus, a former friend of Caesar's and
Speaker 1: hiss pre Jewish period, resolved to assassinate him. On page nine,
Speaker 1: Leon says, in return for the support which he had
Speaker 1: received from the Jews, Caesar showed them his favor conspicuously,
Speaker 1: and his decrees in their behalf, which fortunately were recorded
Speaker 1: by Josephus, have been called the Magna cart of the Jews.
Speaker 1: Caesar actempted them from compulsory military service, allowed them to
Speaker 1: send shipments of gold to the temple in Jerusalem, and
Speaker 1: recognized the authority of the special Jewish courts, so they
Speaker 1: got to have their own little government within a government.
Speaker 1: Thus we find that Caesar made the Jews as privileged
Speaker 1: group as a privilege made the Jews a privileged group.
Speaker 1: For thus we find that Caesar made the Jews a privileged,
Speaker 1: privileged group who were above the laws of Rome. The
Speaker 1: traffic and gold between nations was the count cornerstone of
Speaker 1: Jewish international power two thousand years ago, just as it
Speaker 1: is today. It was carried on under the guise of
Speaker 1: being a religious occupation. And if we understand that the
Speaker 1: religion of the Jews was as was and is gold,
Speaker 1: this was an accurate description. The Jewish temple in Jerusalem
Speaker 1: was still the headquarters of Ball the Golden Calf, although
Speaker 1: he was now called Jehovah. Let that sink in. Several
Speaker 1: Roman senators tried to ban the traffic in gold, only
Speaker 1: to be overthrown by Jewish power. On page ten of
Speaker 1: The Jews of Ancient Rome, Leon says, for many nights
Speaker 1: after Caesar's murderer, groups of Jews came to weep at
Speaker 1: the sight of his funeral pyre. So why do they
Speaker 1: celebrate it?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: That's my point unless there's something else going on here.
Speaker 1: I mean, a lot of these aspects might be accurate,
Speaker 1: but I think there's something else going on with this murder.
Speaker 1: And I think maybe he was, and personally, I wouldn't
Speaker 1: be surprised if he was double double dealing you. He
Speaker 1: got the support maybe he needed by the Jews, but
Speaker 1: he was to keep them, you know, and contained. Perhaps,
Speaker 1: and maybe that's why you got killed. I don't know,
Speaker 1: because you have to look at what happened to Rome afterward.
Speaker 1: It didn't get better, right, It became more corrupt, it
Speaker 1: became more depraved, it became more infested with parasites. So
Speaker 1: these people who were so valiantly fighting against Caesar, who
Speaker 1: was allowing this to happen, they didn't stop anything, if
Speaker 1: anything had accelerated. So that's where I have the problem with,
Speaker 1: like just the logic of it. It should have been,
Speaker 1: it should have been over and done there. They should
Speaker 1: have been roused and kicked out, But they didn't. It
Speaker 1: didn't happen. Instead, we had more and more until the
Speaker 1: corruption and the downfall of Rome, all because of the
Speaker 1: parasitic invision that was festering inside them. Here too, nothing
Speaker 1: has changed. We saw the Jews weeping at the funeral
Speaker 1: of Roosevelt, at the funeral of Kennedy, huh, and the
Speaker 1: funeral of Churchill. They will always be weeping when the
Speaker 1: politician who has committed them himself to the machinations of
Speaker 1: world jewry meets his end. That's again, I think Esus
Speaker 1: is missing a couple of things here. Leon states that
Speaker 1: Emperor Augustus, who inherited the empire after Caesar's general fell
Speaker 1: generals fell out among themselves. Let me start that over
Speaker 1: to this doesn't make sense. Leon states that Emperor Augustus,
Speaker 1: who inherited the empire after caesar generals fell out among themselves,
Speaker 1: restored the special privileges of the Jews. Okay, Augustus restored
Speaker 1: the special privileges of the Jews. This probably explains why
Speaker 1: he emerged stronger than the other factions which divided Rome
Speaker 1: after Caesar's death as Jewish, so what changed nothing as
Speaker 1: Jewish to kay continued the empire rapidly weakened. After the
Speaker 1: death of the Mision in ninety six a d. The
Speaker 1: emperors of Rome were no longer of Roman birth. Hmm.
Speaker 1: Henceforth they were all foreigners to a little citizens in
Speaker 1: our government. Now, the power of the Jews was such
Speaker 1: that no Roman politicians dared to attack them. Leon Rut writes,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, quotes the speech of Cicero in October of
Speaker 1: fifty nine, before the Roman jury, Cicero was defending Lucius
Speaker 1: Valerius Flaccus, a Roman aristocrat and the former governor of Asia.
Speaker 1: Flaccus had tried to enforce the ban on the Jewish
Speaker 1: shipments of gold, with the result that the Jews of
Speaker 1: Rome had him removed from office and brought back to
Speaker 1: face a trumped up charge of embeztment. Okay, it's fun
Speaker 1: to make sure we're getting kind kind of late, aren't we.
Speaker 1: I'm kind of late. Should I be going to see
Speaker 1: my daughter in the water park? Yeah, I think we
Speaker 1: should call this a day. We come now to the
Speaker 1: libel involving the gold, the Jewish gold. This is obviously
Speaker 1: why the present case is being tried close to the
Speaker 1: Aurelian steps. It is because of this particular charge that
Speaker 1: you have sought out this location, leilias the prosecutor, and
Speaker 1: that mob, referring to the noisy crowd of Jews whom
Speaker 1: Lailias had assembled to create a commotion at the trial.
Speaker 1: You know how large a group the Jews are and
Speaker 1: how influential they are in politics. I will lower my
Speaker 1: voice and speak just loudly enough for the jury to
Speaker 1: hear me, for there are plenty of individuals to stir
Speaker 1: up those Jews against me and against every good Roman,
Speaker 1: and I don't intend to make it any easier for
Speaker 1: them to do this. See here's the thing. Why are
Speaker 1: they suffering this shit? If there's still the power in
Speaker 1: this government, why are they sharing it with the people
Speaker 1: who would call super ruckus? Fuck them up, fuck them
Speaker 1: up power? Since gold was regular but they're tied into
Speaker 1: the finances, and that's why they can't. Since gold was
Speaker 1: regularly exported each year in the name of the Jews
Speaker 1: from Italy and all our provinces to Jerusalem, Flaccus issued
Speaker 1: an edict forbidding its exportation from Asia. Who is there?
Speaker 1: Who is there, gentlemen of the jury, who cannot sincerely
Speaker 1: command this action? The exportation of gold has been forbidden
Speaker 1: by the Senator on many previous occasions, and most strictly
Speaker 1: of all during my consulship. Further, that Flaccus was opposed
Speaker 1: to the barbarous Jewish superstition was proof of this strong character.
Speaker 4: Hold on.
Speaker 1: Proofless strong character that he defended the republic by frequently
Speaker 1: denying the aggressiveness of the Jewish mob, that political gatherings
Speaker 1: was the evidence of his highest sense of responsibility. This
Speaker 1: speech of Cicero's is one of the few revelations of
Speaker 1: Jewish subversion which survived the burning of the libraries the
Speaker 1: Great Council of Rome, cicerl Cicrel had to lower his
Speaker 1: voice to avoid stirring up the Jews. A Roman aristocrat, Flaccus,
Speaker 1: was removed from the office and dragged back to Rome
Speaker 1: to face the false charged. Why because he had tried
Speaker 1: to enforce the Roman law banning the Jewish traffick in gold.
Speaker 1: The outcome of this trial was that Flaccus was acquitted
Speaker 1: of the charge of embezzlement, but the senate ban on
Speaker 1: shipping of gold was removed. Thus the Jews won their objective,
Speaker 1: and Flaccus was lucky to escape with his life after
Speaker 1: he had exposed them. In the face of this power
Speaker 1: of the Jews, the Roman aristocrats were no longer able
Speaker 1: to keep order in the empire, and Rome fell to
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