Speaker 1: The thing links up, just to make sure we are
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Speaker 1: if you've made it this far, congratulations. This is hopefully
Speaker 1: the final installment of EDA Reborn my reading of Lawrence
Speaker 1: Austin Woodell's The British Eda. And don't let the name
Speaker 1: confuse you. As we go over this last portion tonight,
Speaker 1: you will understand just how important this event of our past,
Speaker 1: of our ancestral past, means, and what it means for
Speaker 1: the future, and what it has meant for the last
Speaker 1: five thousand years since the time it occurred. Who we've
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Speaker 1: Let's get into it and let me read to you first.
Speaker 1: I say in the stream description here and this is
Speaker 1: our logo for the night. This is our hopefully final installment.
Speaker 1: We're on page three sixty six of four fifty two
Speaker 1: total and we're already in the appendesy. So, like I said,
Speaker 1: if you haven't seen any of these other ones leading
Speaker 1: up to now, go to the Rumble channel called B
Speaker 1: A A L B U S T E R. Ball Busters.
Speaker 1: You'll have all the information that you need to start
Speaker 1: with the introduction and work your way through. This was
Speaker 1: brought back by popular demand. I've gone over this and
Speaker 1: read this previously, and now we're doing a refresher, and
Speaker 1: this is the best reading of the two. The diabolical
Speaker 1: Cult and their curse over mankind is stronger now than
Speaker 1: ever before. Their spell has poisoned nearly every mind, and
Speaker 1: most are hypnotically following their lead. The perversion, the blatant
Speaker 1: disregard for reason and consequence, and the bold recklessness of
Speaker 1: their threats have given only a few that inescapable feeling
Speaker 1: a calling to action. They can't and won't ignore. As
Speaker 1: this cult has in the past, they target the most innocent.
Speaker 1: They convince a depraved world to do unspeakable things to
Speaker 1: their own children. All seem distracted or disinterested, but some
Speaker 1: of us hear the wardrum in their hearts and know
Speaker 1: exactly what our role is, our purpose, and our destiny.
Speaker 1: Are you one as well? Are you this error's doomers?
Speaker 1: And when you get into the Eda, that's exactly what
Speaker 1: Thor calls himself. Thor is the template Adam from the Genesis.
Speaker 1: That is Thor, And it's another name, another title for
Speaker 1: Adam in the Indie Eda, which is five thousand years old,
Speaker 1: and the Semites stole everything, co opted it, butchered it,
Speaker 1: inverted it. And here we are, so we were on
Speaker 1: page three sixty six. This is the abode of the
Speaker 1: green Man as Eden. The description of the weird cave
Speaker 1: abode of the green Man with his green chapel is
Speaker 1: in series with the etic account of the cave dwellings
Speaker 1: of Eden, which is called in the Eda e green
Speaker 1: or evergreen, which is exactly like I said previously, evergreen
Speaker 1: trucking or shipping. Remember Clinton, Remember the the train car
Speaker 1: full of baby parts like seventeen thousand bodies. Yeah. And
Speaker 1: the site of which, by the Edic and other evidence,
Speaker 1: we have bed led to locate at Karcemish with its round,
Speaker 1: ruined covered hill on the bank of the Euphrates, at
Speaker 1: its first ford. And the description in this British epic
Speaker 1: generally describes the topography of Karcemish, which is Turkey, that is,
Speaker 1: in like Turkish ashkar Nazi any a green bank by
Speaker 1: a riverside, a round knoll, and a clearing of the
Speaker 1: land that cunningly beside a ford was planned much like
Speaker 1: a cave or crevice. Was that knoll, and all about
Speaker 1: it grew the lank, not grass of size to admit
Speaker 1: a man. There was a hole, and all that place
Speaker 1: was hollow as a bowl. Is this the chapel, said
Speaker 1: the gentle knight. Yeah, a god at midnight, when the
Speaker 1: skies are foul, the devil might tell his maidens in
Speaker 1: good plight, in such a waste as this will not
Speaker 1: much moon in sight. Oh yeah, So just to double
Speaker 1: back here, the Edenites, this is the sorcerer class. It's
Speaker 1: the serpent wolf cult that you can call it the
Speaker 1: saturn cult, and called moon colt. Moon Colts always are
Speaker 1: into child sacrifice or the antithesis of our people. And
Speaker 1: our people came saw and conquered because they were repulsed
Speaker 1: by their behavior and how they were terrorizing the people
Speaker 1: of that territory and stealing their children and doing all
Speaker 1: kinds of horrific things to them. So finally they had
Speaker 1: enough and they put down the cult. Yeah. God, this
Speaker 1: oratory is ill be seen, all herbs overgrown, so foully
Speaker 1: as it lies it falls, But fit this fellow in
Speaker 1: the green should deal devotion here, and devil wise, I
Speaker 1: feel it is the fiend who with his lies hath
Speaker 1: lured me to this chapel of Mischance. This curse Kirk
Speaker 1: to slay me in some guys, all right. Arthurian Virgin
Speaker 1: versions of the Attic names personal names of King Arthur's
Speaker 1: knights and ladies divine for the Edda, the personal names
Speaker 1: of several of Arthur's knights. Moreover, in the Late British
Speaker 1: Epic version are obviously the old Edic titles of Thor
Speaker 1: and his knights, expanded to make separate personages to swell
Speaker 1: the galaxy of knights of the roundtable. So what they're
Speaker 1: saying here for those of you who are maybe jumping
Speaker 1: in on this in the very first day and haven't
Speaker 1: seen the first five parts, which are hours upon hours
Speaker 1: of information, this five thousand year old tail that has
Speaker 1: been preserved on reliefs and other etches and seals from
Speaker 1: as far back as five thousand years ago, in Consumer
Speaker 1: to Babylon, to the Indus Valley, everywhere our people went
Speaker 1: and established a civilization Egypt, they retell this same story
Speaker 1: because of this was such an important event in history,
Speaker 1: and they're saying that this is also even though the
Speaker 1: memory even of the people who keep on transcribing this
Speaker 1: over time is the root influence and inspiration for Arthur
Speaker 1: and his knights. But they put it in a in
Speaker 1: a medieval timed setting, which is another miss misconstruing of
Speaker 1: it's historical, true, real origins. So they're saying this is that,
Speaker 1: that's why this They're talking about Thor and they're like,
Speaker 1: what are you talking about there? Uh? Round table Thor?
Speaker 1: You get it now, okay. So thus, Sir Bores is
Speaker 1: evidently coined from thoris etic title of Burr sir bid
Speaker 1: or Bedevere, the vidar title of gun Cain or Gowan.
Speaker 1: Bishop Baldwin is the canting hypocrite of wolf priest of Eden.
Speaker 1: The is the canting hypocrite wolf priests of Eden, Bodo
Speaker 1: or Woden in Woden, so the three the This was
Speaker 1: a matriarchal cult, the serpent wolf cult. Wodin is not Odin,
Speaker 1: and Odin isn't a separate person from Thor's other title
Speaker 1: is Odin. Woden was a sorcerer, complete antithesis, child killer,
Speaker 1: piece of shit. Woden was and balder or Loki aka
Speaker 1: Abel of the Bible, and Lucifer was the illegitimate son
Speaker 1: of the matriarch sorceress l or Elu. You're coming in
Speaker 1: as we've already finished that story. And now these are
Speaker 1: the appendices, and this is the additional information and additional
Speaker 1: proofs of the historicity of this story. The immortal Lancelot
Speaker 1: appears to have his title based on Balder's etic descriptive
Speaker 1: title of the lance bearer or with his lance all hot,
Speaker 1: and the weird Morgan le Fay evidently bears the name
Speaker 1: of the eden Kite mother weird el or Helene as
Speaker 1: Mayor or Mary, the Gin woman of the Fay or
Speaker 1: deadly serpent Fate. The former wide prevalence of the green
Speaker 1: Man a legend in Britain seems to also seems also
Speaker 1: evidenced by the frequency even at the present day of
Speaker 1: the sign boards inscribed the green Man affixed to old
Speaker 1: country inns in the environs of London and in the
Speaker 1: south of England generally. So now we're going back to
Speaker 1: scene nineteen, the binding of Loki or Lucifer by Cain
Speaker 1: or Saint Michael in Sumerian, Babylonian, Egyptian and British versions.
Speaker 1: Long before those lying liars who lie, who made up
Speaker 1: their whole history into Hellenistic period when Taloma, that dumb asshole,
Speaker 1: decided to give the a Semitic Fucs an education and
Speaker 1: taught them how to read and write in Greek. And
Speaker 1: so they went revising history, putting themselves in the center
Speaker 1: of things, stealing our history, co opting it, and making
Speaker 1: the world over time believe that everything that's ever happened
Speaker 1: was Semitic. It had nothing to do with goth Karrian people,
Speaker 1: all right. The binding of Loki or Lucifer by Kane,
Speaker 1: we already said that Sumerian version of the binding of
Speaker 1: the Serpent of the serpent dragon whoops, references to the
Speaker 1: binding of Loki or Lucifer by Adam as Dar. For
Speaker 1: the binding by Kane was presumably done under Dar's orders.
Speaker 1: Dar Danos Adam ad or r r meaning Aryan air
Speaker 1: Hr is another term for Aryan. These are all title
Speaker 1: so you see air tur or air dr r Thur.
Speaker 1: This is Thor okay, Adam is Thor, and this is
Speaker 1: the proofs of the men going along the whole time.
Speaker 1: You'd have to delve back to get more information on that.
Speaker 1: References to the binding of Loki or Lucifer by Adam
Speaker 1: as Dar, for the binding by Cain was presumably done
Speaker 1: under the Dar's orders. A scene figured on many of
Speaker 1: the pre Christian monuments of ancient Britain and Scandinavia occur
Speaker 1: in the Sumerian hymns. Thus, Dar is the warrior whose
Speaker 1: lasso overthrows the foe, the tooth of the worm or
Speaker 1: orm that comes forth from the mountain cave. He Dar binds.
Speaker 1: Babylonian versions of the binding of Balder or Abel the
Speaker 1: Chaldean Semites Babylonians deified this sun paramour of the aboriginal
Speaker 1: matriarch under the name of Applu, the son of or Tamus,
Speaker 1: the established son, with his mother name as Nana or Inana,
Speaker 1: which is also the name of Balder's wife, and the
Speaker 1: prose Etta as their divine mother son. And yes, mother's
Speaker 1: son sounds exactly as gross as it is. It's as
Speaker 1: gross as it sounds. Yeah, they're that frankest type of
Speaker 1: mentality or practice. Wolden was the father Wooden gets killed off.
Speaker 1: It's a mother son cult. They're fucking yeah, exactly, just
Speaker 1: like the story of Tamlu's and called the fourth month
Speaker 1: of their calendar the month of the binding or imprisonment
Speaker 1: of Applu or Tamluz. This month corresponds to our June
Speaker 1: July Egyptian version. The Egyptian version is given in the
Speaker 1: account of Horace, the young solar hero and son of Osiris,
Speaker 1: vettering set and binding him in chains. British version of
Speaker 1: the binding of Loki suits or Lucifer Satan. Caidman's vivid
Speaker 1: description in his Genesis poem of the binding of Lucifer
Speaker 1: or Satan is obviously based entirely on the etic account
Speaker 1: of the eta eda Is. It's its original spelling, and
Speaker 1: it basically means the knowledge. You might as well call
Speaker 1: it the Bible, the Bible of the Arians, based on
Speaker 1: real people who actually lived, who believed in a monotheistic system.
Speaker 1: They believed in the son being the greatest gift by
Speaker 1: the benevolent Creator. Therefore they were interchangeable with either veneration
Speaker 1: of the Sun or the belief in the mono benevolent Creator. One.
Speaker 1: We brought that to civilization. We created civilization. Other people
Speaker 1: co opted and slapped their name on it after us
Speaker 1: a lot of spite, alright. So the poem Binding of
Speaker 1: Lucifer or Satan is obviously based entirely on the account
Speaker 1: of the binding of Loki, for there is no reference
Speaker 1: whatever to the binding of Satan in Genesis or in
Speaker 1: the other books of the Hebrew Old Testament. He calls
Speaker 1: the binder God, a term which we have seen was
Speaker 1: used by the later Goths as a synonym for Goth,
Speaker 1: which means Goth owns God is with us or God,
Speaker 1: the ordinary spelling of Goth in the Eda, the Final
Speaker 1: Age in Goth only being introduced by the Romans. It
Speaker 1: never used by the Goths themselves, and we shall see
Speaker 1: later that the actual human historical binder, the Duke Caine
Speaker 1: of the Cane the Goth, was deified by the bad
Speaker 1: Bologians as Marduk or the sun Duke, their chief god.
Speaker 1: Cadman makes Satan or Lucier. Thus describe his bonds alas
Speaker 1: could I but use my hands and have my freedom
Speaker 1: for an hour, one winter hour, than with this host
Speaker 1: I would, but bounds of iron crush me down. The
Speaker 1: bondage of my chains heavy firmly are Hell's fetters forged
Speaker 1: upon me. En Sneering links and heavy shackles hold me.
Speaker 1: My ways are trammeled up, my feet are bound, my
Speaker 1: hands are fastened. I may not escape out of my bonds,
Speaker 1: but mighty thieves of tempered iron, hammered hot press hard
Speaker 1: upon me. God has set his foot upon my neck.
Speaker 1: Rape of Eve aka Europa the rape of Eve in Sumerian, Indian, Greek,
Speaker 1: and Arthurian versions. Sumerian version of the rape. The Sumerian,
Speaker 1: Babylonian and Hittite tradition of this event is seen in
Speaker 1: the numerous representations of the rescue of Eve for Eden
Speaker 1: by King Dar. That's thor that's Adam as in Adam
Speaker 1: and Eve on the Sacred Seals, and doubtless literally references
Speaker 1: to it will be found in the Sumerian and Hittite psalms.
Speaker 1: When searched for Indian Vedic version of the rape Aviv
Speaker 1: the assi or Freya and Freya means friend, and we
Speaker 1: get into the oral Indo book the Frisians, who do
Speaker 1: they veterate Freya. Remarkable literal confirmation of this etic record
Speaker 1: is found in the ancient commentary on the Vedic Hymns
Speaker 1: of the Eastern branch of the Arians, dating in its
Speaker 1: present form to before four hundred BC, but believed to
Speaker 1: be but believed to represent literally a much more archaic text,
Speaker 1: as this version is so historically important in confirming the
Speaker 1: literal authenticity of the Eda. It is here cited in details,
Speaker 1: especially as it is so rich in the Edic titles
Speaker 1: of Adam, Eve and Thaie or balder Tie isn't typhon
Speaker 1: or set in Egypt? Right? Actually, Angries Thor is called
Speaker 1: not only by his Sanskrit title of Peru of the Sun,
Speaker 1: the Sanskrit form of the Edic Burgh, but also the
Speaker 1: great father protector of men. Yes, and just to re
Speaker 1: reiterate this, sort of like that guy from Germany, everybody
Speaker 1: was so happy when he came by because he liberated
Speaker 1: and made their lives better. So too did they feel
Speaker 1: about the Gothic Arians when they would put down the treacherous,
Speaker 1: disgusting debauchery and rampant human and child sacrifice that was
Speaker 1: occurring in these territories, because they brought law, order, justice
Speaker 1: and fairness to the to the land, to all people.
Speaker 1: They were Thor's ancestors, so you can say his great
Speaker 1: grandfather's grandfather, his father were called the shields. They were
Speaker 1: the protectors. They were the guardians, that's our purpose, the
Speaker 1: protector of men. Pretty of the Binda i e. The
Speaker 1: Edic burr of the vind and Indra or Dara or
Speaker 1: Dara of the Inn. Eve is called Assi of Ur
Speaker 1: and Priya the Ediic Freya. Balder is style Tayo the
Speaker 1: Edic tay or Tiva. When you hear when you see Balder,
Speaker 1: it's all it's Typhon, it's Lucifer, it's Abel from the Bible.
Speaker 1: They flip that around to everything's inverted when it comes
Speaker 1: to the Semitic retelling bullshit. Whilsa's mother, the matriarch l
Speaker 1: is called Taya, and she's also the uh inspiration for
Speaker 1: Tiamatt lilith Ka, Lee Midaya, and a bunch of others.
Speaker 1: Oh wait, oh oh yeah, and Ilu LiMnO the evil
Speaker 1: demon gods of Babylon Babylonian black magic. That you can
Speaker 1: find Michael W. Ford's book called Mascheme Whole, or you
Speaker 1: can get the important parts out of it when you
Speaker 1: get mine, because I talked about that book in there.
Speaker 1: Taya or l the chastiser of children, being jealous of
Speaker 1: his cohabitation with so Thor's cohabitation with Eve and of
Speaker 1: the Great Father's passion for her, calling himself Indra, said
Speaker 1: to Tayo Bara Badra at there at her side for
Speaker 1: unyoking them Pretty of Binda again, this is another title
Speaker 1: for thor Oh Taya Bajra Mine cut him off from Priya,
Speaker 1: which would the NDB Freya or Eve. That's so said Balder.
Speaker 1: Bajra destroyed Pretty's alliance by his craft, then bereft of her.
Speaker 1: The protector of men wandered about love mad. If you
Speaker 1: see the connection here between that and another Greek story,
Speaker 1: we'll get into that on a second. They're gonna see
Speaker 1: this in Greece here. I think we'll come up to
Speaker 1: it soon. Indian epic version of the repe The Indian
Speaker 1: epic version significantly calls the kidnapper of Aasi e Herb,
Speaker 1: which is Eve by the title of King of all
Speaker 1: Wishing Vase, obviously the all wishing magic bull or holy
Speaker 1: Grail of Eden, which was in Thai or Balder's keeping. Moreover,
Speaker 1: he was a Gondharva, or of a class of magical
Speaker 1: sprites who had water nymphs as their mistresses. And we
Speaker 1: have seen that the magic of Heidi, which is l
Speaker 1: where is it Heidi Woden and Balder and their water
Speaker 1: nipf weirds is called the magic of Gander. I know
Speaker 1: you don't probably hear this often. But if you want
Speaker 1: to get to the root of let this child else
Speaker 1: sacrifice cult is remember that, remember that term. Okay, the
Speaker 1: magic of Gander. What are they doing? What's in the
Speaker 1: Epstein shit all about? What's? What's? What? Are the roots
Speaker 1: to it? Even if they forgot there, the true meaning
Speaker 1: of it stright there. The version, like the above Vedic version,
Speaker 1: in its last line, makes perue to wander over the
Speaker 1: world seeking for uruvasi as the lost Eurydics Greek version
Speaker 1: of the rape as Eurrodis. The early nucleus of this
Speaker 1: Greek mythic version seems disclosed in this last line of
Speaker 1: the above Vedic verse. Denver reft of her, the protector
Speaker 1: of Man wandered about love mad On this basis, certainly
Speaker 1: the Greek and Roman bards composed their legend of Orpheus,
Speaker 1: you know, the one with a liar. He was a
Speaker 1: creator of music, allegedly wandering lamenting over the world in vain,
Speaker 1: searched in vain search of his lost wife. Eurtus now
Speaker 1: seem to be the ruor of Assi of the Sanskrit
Speaker 1: and orf Essa or Europa, remember Europa. The last battle
Speaker 1: at the Raping of Europa. They said that was Zeus
Speaker 1: that did that in the story, because they bashardized it. It
Speaker 1: was actually balder Or, this Loki character in real life
Speaker 1: stealing Eve and taking her off and raping her. Thor
Speaker 1: comes out. Thor is the template of Zeus. Zach, Sachs, Sag,
Speaker 1: and Sig are all other titles of Zeu of Thora.
Speaker 1: And it's not Zeus that rides off with her. This
Speaker 1: is this is what I'm talking about. When the when
Speaker 1: these Semitic fucks get into somebody's culture, they invert everything.
Speaker 1: They turned the good into the bad and the bad
Speaker 1: into the good. That's why we, for the most of
Speaker 1: our lives have hated a great man from Germany or
Speaker 1: a great man from Libya and everybody else they've told
Speaker 1: us to hate it. In between the and the eufs
Speaker 1: a wife of Prometheus or Burmeoth of the Eda, Eurytus,
Speaker 1: it will be remembered, was in this version the daughter
Speaker 1: of Lake Daimon, now disclosed as the demon Loki of
Speaker 1: the Eda, who was who as the paramour of Mother
Speaker 1: l might be called father of Eve according to the
Speaker 1: snat though right, she was a vestal of the of
Speaker 1: the cult. She wasn't related to any of them. She
Speaker 1: was actually a Gothic area and just like Thor, and
Speaker 1: she happened to be an Amazonian. According to the Greek legend,
Speaker 1: the Nyph was the wife of Orpheus, a native of Thrace,
Speaker 1: a name presumably related to Troy of the Eda, the
Speaker 1: city of Thor, but he is made with poetic license
Speaker 1: to have been a contemporary and associate of Jason and
Speaker 1: the Argonauts, implying perhaps that he was traditionally a great sailor.
Speaker 1: His wife, fleeing from the pursuit of Astraos, a titan
Speaker 1: of darkness, was bitten by a serpent and thus carried
Speaker 1: to Hades or Hell. Like Eve, she was rescued thence
Speaker 1: by her husband. Now when they say bitten by a serpent,
Speaker 1: this is the serpent colt bewitched by, taken away, taken off, stolen, abducted,
Speaker 1: and carried down into Eden, which was called Hell. And
Speaker 1: they had a cave there and they called a vall hall.
Speaker 1: And he says, oh, when you go to when you
Speaker 1: got die in this snory epic, you go to Valhalla.
Speaker 1: Now you don't. It's a natural fucking place like Eve.
Speaker 1: She was rescued thence by her husband who descended into hell,
Speaker 1: but on the way back with her he has made
Speaker 1: to lose her, of course, because who's retelling the story?
Speaker 1: Who wants to punish the people who beat them and
Speaker 1: fucking broke up their little party of abusing and torturing,
Speaker 1: murdering and sacrificing and poisoning people. They've hated us ever
Speaker 1: since the thor five thousand years ago. In the graceful
Speaker 1: Greek myth, Eurrodics is the then lost forever and Orpheus
Speaker 1: abandons himself to despair with his hollow liar allays the
Speaker 1: pain of love and walking lonely on the shore. When
Speaker 1: morning rises or when evening falls, he mourns in music,
Speaker 1: sweet Eurydice, and with his dying breath Eurytus a last
Speaker 1: Eurrodis will call till all the river banks re echo
Speaker 1: with her name and weep and mourn for lost Eurydice
Speaker 1: British Arthurian version as Lancelot and Guinevere. And these idiots
Speaker 1: continue to make good people out of these pieces of
Speaker 1: shit who were awful garbage child killers in real life,
Speaker 1: and they keep on in glorifying them, because who's infecting
Speaker 1: all the cultures. You guessed it, who's infecting our culture? Wivey.
Speaker 1: In the later British versions of the Arthurian legend, wherein Balder,
Speaker 1: under the title of Lancelot, a name presumably coined as
Speaker 1: we have seen from his edic title as the lance bearer,
Speaker 1: is exalted into a knight of of King Arthur. Excuse
Speaker 1: me of King Arthur's roundtable in series with the Teutonic
Speaker 1: exaltation of him into one of King Thori's court of
Speaker 1: ASA's assas our lords think of him as a you know,
Speaker 1: not really senators, more like mayors or governors of a territory.
Speaker 1: But even these later British bars, nevertheless, with evidently some
Speaker 1: glimmering of his real truck and vicious character, have to
Speaker 1: make him a libertine, consorting illicitly with Queen Elaine i e.
Speaker 1: The edict Helena title of his mother paramore L, and
Speaker 1: also philandering with Arthur's Queen Gwenevere i e Eve, and
Speaker 1: his libertinism is apparent in Tennyson's idols, even when glossed
Speaker 1: over with early Victorian prudery. Okay, pausing here to just
Speaker 1: check go around the room real quick, and then we'll
Speaker 1: come back to it. Let's just do this so it's easier.
Speaker 1: Drop that down, all right, starting with Karen Tyranny number one.
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Speaker 1: I guess, but they would say like one of three
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Speaker 1: thank you. All right, So don't got guys, don't get
Speaker 1: mad if I don't look at the The chats a
Speaker 1: lot this time, because I'm gonna be trying to plow
Speaker 1: through this reading. So let's get into it. Yeah, the
Speaker 1: main for everybody who doesn't know this channel, the main
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Speaker 1: the now? Okay, there we go, Okay, number twenty one
Speaker 1: seen twenty one, and they're going into further detail in
Speaker 1: the appendices here. King Thor's crusade against Eden in Sumerian
Speaker 1: and Indian versions with miraculous passage over water as dry
Speaker 1: land Sumerian version of Adam's fiery cross as a crusade.
Speaker 1: The Sumerian hymns contained many references to King Adar or
Speaker 1: Adam or Thor carrying the wood torch symbol of the sun. Remember,
Speaker 1: we were the sun venerators, and the sun embled. What
Speaker 1: is the sun will? What is a swastika? But a
Speaker 1: sun wheel that was our symbol, and the sun emblem
Speaker 1: in his hand, and the invincible expeditions of conquest. Thus,
Speaker 1: oh Lord Adar, who lift us up the torch, who
Speaker 1: pursue us swiftly the foe in the right hand of
Speaker 1: the king, the shepherd of this country, may the emblem
Speaker 1: of the Sun god be carried. Indian version of Adam's
Speaker 1: miraculous passage over water as dry land. Oh look, hey,
Speaker 1: Moses wasn't even original, But even if it was completely
Speaker 1: concocted out of whole cloth, bullshit. It wasn't even They
Speaker 1: can't even remember I told you. These people don't create.
Speaker 1: They can't create. All they can do is suck life
Speaker 1: out of things. They can't create. They can co opt,
Speaker 1: They can get other people to build stuff for them
Speaker 1: and then take take credit for it. They can steal
Speaker 1: other people and plagiarize them quite well. But ideas not
Speaker 1: really big on those. Hatred Yeah, spitefulness, vindictive, diabolical behavior
Speaker 1: of course, rapacious attitude are Yeah, they'll fucking anything that
Speaker 1: moves and then rip its face off. But can they
Speaker 1: create anything? Can they point to any time in their
Speaker 1: history where they actually did something good that was even
Speaker 1: worth writing about? Do they even have a history or
Speaker 1: do they steal ours? The rescue of Eve forms the
Speaker 1: next scene. Here. It is noteworthy that a memory of
Speaker 1: Adam Bermat's miraculous passage over water as dry land, which
Speaker 1: was borrowed by the later Hebrews for Moses. Moses's passage
Speaker 1: of the Red Sea, is preserved in the ancient Indian epics,
Speaker 1: which state that to the mighty Perthu, which is Bermeoth
Speaker 1: or Prometheus name for adam Thor, the first Arian king,
Speaker 1: the waters became solid when he traversed the ocean, the
Speaker 1: mountains opened him a path. His banner passed unbroken through
Speaker 1: the forest. Okay, so nothing about them is original, But
Speaker 1: this also would indicate that these idiots who gave these
Speaker 1: Semites a Greek education in ay Alexandria means that they
Speaker 1: had access to their histories in the Alexandrian library and
Speaker 1: out of pure spite resentment, and if their hatred is
Speaker 1: certainly not gratitude or appreciation for having been given an education,
Speaker 1: but more or less spiteful hatred for having had to
Speaker 1: have someone help them along, because that's how they roll.
Speaker 1: They decided to concoct a story that we now called
Speaker 1: the Old Testament or the Thnock, and they utilized Gothic
Speaker 1: Arean people and semitize them in their retellings. So a
Speaker 1: lot of the alcolades, some of their attitudes would be
Speaker 1: inverted to suit their cult, their moon, cult of human
Speaker 1: sacrifices perspective of things. But where they getting out of
Speaker 1: this information from mostly is from this etic story that
Speaker 1: was preserved and well known for thousands upon thousands of
Speaker 1: years before they put the lights out on it. Alright,
Speaker 1: so twenty two Adams read, remember Jesus and good old four.
Speaker 1: You know, we don't really need the other guy if
Speaker 1: we have the one the guy vote, it's okay. Adams
Speaker 1: rescue of abducted Eve from Eden and Sumerian and Hittite versions. Sumerian,
Speaker 1: Babylonian and Hittite versions of Adam's rescue of Eve. The
Speaker 1: ancient sacred seals of the Sumerians, Babylonians, and Hittites represent
Speaker 1: this famous scene freely. Doctor Ward and his classic work
Speaker 1: figures over a score of other such seals. These are
Speaker 1: seals that they found when they were enjoying excavations. In
Speaker 1: addition to that, here figured from the earliest period down
Speaker 1: to the late Babylonian and Syrian, and significantly, their details
Speaker 1: are all in accordance with the traditional record preserved in
Speaker 1: this at Uh the way it is supposed to be read,
Speaker 1: not the way Snowy Stertlus and screwed it all up,
Speaker 1: and not the way the learned. The guy's name was
Speaker 1: alerted to Sigmund, who collected the at A fragments and
Speaker 1: and saved them from being destroyed by the early by
Speaker 1: the Christians who were going on a kill crazy rampage,
Speaker 1: and also destroying all pre Christian doctrines. So luckily we
Speaker 1: still have a shred of our history. So sorry if
Speaker 1: I'm not a Christian, but the Christians try to destroy
Speaker 1: your ancestral past. So yeah, I hold a drudge. And
Speaker 1: if anything, if there was a Jesus, he came from
Speaker 1: our people anyway he came. He came from us, not
Speaker 1: for us. He had a he had a mission. And
Speaker 1: it wasn't it wasn't us. We weren't the ones fucking up.
Speaker 1: Capture of Eden Magic Bowl or Holy Grail by King
Speaker 1: Thor dar Airthor or Arthur in Sumerian version and recovery
Speaker 1: of the Holy Grail Samerian version of Adam Adam's capture
Speaker 1: of the Eden Bull or Holy Grail, the capture of
Speaker 1: this sacred stone bowl of Eden by King Adar the
Speaker 1: Asa is frequently referred to in the ancient Sumerian hymns
Speaker 1: as the Sumerians we have found here found were the
Speaker 1: early Arians or Goths. The Sumerians were the early Arians
Speaker 1: or Goths, and its loss is laterally lamented by the
Speaker 1: later Sumerians, Akads, Babylonians, and Hittites down through the ages,
Speaker 1: just as its loss and quests are common common themes
Speaker 1: in British legends of King Arthur. These Samerian hymns were
Speaker 1: written after the idea of God and the universal God
Speaker 1: of Heaven, an idea first imagined by the gentile Goth
Speaker 1: Adam Thor. The concept of a benevolent creator, a single
Speaker 1: monotheistic benevolent creator was initially Adams or Thors, or maybe
Speaker 1: his father or his grandfather, but from his lineage. Are
Speaker 1: you catching this? This is not a Semitic or Jewish
Speaker 1: or whatever the fuck They stole that from us. They
Speaker 1: were busy conjuring demons and many of them and killing children,
Speaker 1: and they still do the same shit. All they do
Speaker 1: is lie. It's pseudo monotheism that they and then they
Speaker 1: have the audacity to call everybody else idle worshipers. Fuck.
Speaker 1: These people had become developed in the post Adamite period
Speaker 1: by the later Samerians, who created their image of God
Speaker 1: in the image of man as a king and father.
Speaker 1: Now I want to just reiterate this too, because I've
Speaker 1: said this before. They say God created man in his
Speaker 1: image wrong, because God never talked to people. Okay, when
Speaker 1: anybody was talking to God, they were talking to an
Speaker 1: actual guide that they deified after the fact for being
Speaker 1: a real person. It went the other direction. They created
Speaker 1: their image of God in the image of man, not
Speaker 1: the other way around, where God created man in his image. Wrong.
Speaker 1: So if they created God in the image of Thor,
Speaker 1: then what's that tell you? And the man in whose
Speaker 1: image they created that of their God was Adam himself
Speaker 1: Thor as the greatest man in Superman of the world
Speaker 1: the world had known. They also gave God Adam's names
Speaker 1: and titles of Eyajah or Indhara, zach or Zeus the
Speaker 1: sig and eg titles of Adam in the Eda, whilst
Speaker 1: Adam himself they called the son of God, a title
Speaker 1: which he also bears in the New Testament. Bong, Who's
Speaker 1: the son of God? What was the template for Jesus? Hey, man,
Speaker 1: if you want to keep him around, you want to,
Speaker 1: you don't want to, You don't have to throw him out.
Speaker 1: All I'm saying is, even if he was a real guy,
Speaker 1: we know that these people's fingers have been in this
Speaker 1: book and in the retellings of what the boards that
Speaker 1: they put in his mouth for the last two thousand years,
Speaker 1: And it's kind of curious to me that it took
Speaker 1: them one hundred years to start writing about the guy,
Speaker 1: so I think they reserve. I think they used it
Speaker 1: and made a collage of a bunch of different arey
Speaker 1: and characteristics of people that they hated, screezed them all
Speaker 1: together into Jesus and then killed him because they couldn't
Speaker 1: kill Thor in real life, so they have to do
Speaker 1: it in writing, like they did with Prometheus. Prometheus even
Speaker 1: gets pecked out at his ribs by his liver, right
Speaker 1: constantly internally. What did they do to Jesus after he's
Speaker 1: dangling there in the cross, giving him a pope with
Speaker 1: right in the same area with the spear. I'm just
Speaker 1: saying what came first. One of these fine ancient Sumerian
Speaker 1: hymns sings in strict series with the Gothic Eda, the
Speaker 1: strong Dharu hero before whom the foe exists not in
Speaker 1: their midst like a great wild bull. Has he a
Speaker 1: dar which is thor lifted up his horns, the burr
Speaker 1: or your bowl stone, the precious stone, the serpent stone,
Speaker 1: the mountain stone, the warrior of the firestone. The hero
Speaker 1: has carried to his city. He stole the enchantment bowl
Speaker 1: from these wizards and weirds that was supposed to be
Speaker 1: the source of their power and spell casting over the people.
Speaker 1: He cracks it and then he steals it from them,
Speaker 1: so they can't have this in their possession anymore. Modern
Speaker 1: recovery of the missing Garden of Eden bull or Holy
Speaker 1: Grail of King Arthur. So this is a an enchantment. Well,
Speaker 1: what do they call this thing? The conjuring bull? Perhaps
Speaker 1: I don't know. Maybe it's a pike, Maybe it's a
Speaker 1: piece of tack. The historicity of the Eda accounts of
Speaker 1: this famous bowl of the Garden of Eden or the
Speaker 1: Holy Grill of King Arthur, while confirming by the foregoing
Speaker 1: and other Sumerian hymns, is further strikingly established, and the
Speaker 1: cracking of the bull confirmed by the modern recovery of
Speaker 1: the actual bull itself in the excavations at the oldest
Speaker 1: Sun temple in Mesopotamia at Nipper by the University of Pennsylvania,
Speaker 1: deep down below the foundations of the Great Central Tower,
Speaker 1: which I have personally visited and seen, the hole where
Speaker 1: the bull was extracted was unearthed. The chief portion of
Speaker 1: this stone bowl, the Votiv vortiv votive inscription cut upon it,
Speaker 1: is in the oldest form of Sumerian writing yet known,
Speaker 1: and records that, as I guess his records and records
Speaker 1: that the bowl was deposited there by the priest King
Speaker 1: Udog of Kish as a votive offering, and was a
Speaker 1: trophy captured at Hamasi city. I e. The old name
Speaker 1: for Karshmesh or Gargamesh like Gargamel or the or the
Speaker 1: for of Gamish or Himi's guard, which means Himmy's layer,
Speaker 1: garden of Himes of the Edda, where Hemi is the
Speaker 1: title of the matriarch l of the bowl, that's the sorceress.
Speaker 1: And we have found that Karmesh was the site of
Speaker 1: the Garden of Eden in Turkey by the Euphrates, sunken
Speaker 1: lowland between two rivers that was actually referred to as
Speaker 1: Hell and the Eda. That was the name of it.
Speaker 1: It was it was like a common name for Eden
Speaker 1: because of these demons that really was called Hell him
Speaker 1: and h I m i n was the Hittite word
Speaker 1: for heaven. So when people were casting the serpent out
Speaker 1: of heaven, these were the serpent cult people. Wooden comes
Speaker 1: to the banquet hall of like the citadel area of
Speaker 1: Thor and his son Cain throws him out, so he's
Speaker 1: casting the serpent out of heaven. U huh, demystified put
Speaker 1: into terrestrial terms, not focus pocus superstitious bullshit. In the inscription,
Speaker 1: King Udug also records that he was the son of
Speaker 1: Ganigi or Enoch, son of Kin. Enoch is a son
Speaker 1: of Kane, who was the son of Bazuzu, Kin who
Speaker 1: is the son of and Kane is the son of
Speaker 1: Zach Zach Zach or Thor Nipper. As the site selected
Speaker 1: for burying the famous holy grill, Adam is now seen
Speaker 1: to be owing to that sun temple and city having
Speaker 1: been his especial favorite, as recorded in early Sumerian hymns. Thus,
Speaker 1: one of these early hymns sings, Oh Lord thor or
Speaker 1: Adar in the or Adam Adar in thy city, which
Speaker 1: thou lovest, may thy heart be at rest, in the
Speaker 1: temple of Nippur thy city, which thou lovest, may thy
Speaker 1: heart be at rest. Hey, guys, I'm just saying, if
Speaker 1: there was no original sin, then no, dude need to
Speaker 1: die for your sins either. And it's like saying, can
Speaker 1: you take a shit for me? No, there's some things
Speaker 1: you need to do for yourself. Nobody can die for
Speaker 1: your What are you doing if we if we find
Speaker 1: it repulsive that these freaks swing a chicken around their
Speaker 1: head three times, why are you swinging Jesus around your
Speaker 1: head three times too, you know, to a tone from
Speaker 1: your sins, man up and then do the do the work.
Speaker 1: But again, as far as original sin the human nature,
Speaker 1: this has been applied to us. It's this sick, fucking
Speaker 1: cult of wickedness that infects humans. It's their nature, not ours.
Speaker 1: It wasn't ours. And since there's no original sin necessary,
Speaker 1: because Adam and Eve were destroying a wicked cult and
Speaker 1: not defying God in the garden. They were defying these
Speaker 1: demon fucking pieces of shit, who are you know, torturing
Speaker 1: human beings, and Eve having been a vesto of them,
Speaker 1: her big crime was leaving that cult and getting baptized. Oh,
Speaker 1: by the way, baptism was originated by our people too,
Speaker 1: introduced into civilization by our people, not those people. They
Speaker 1: didn't do that, we did into the Sun religion. She
Speaker 1: went being baptized and then became the wife of Adam
Speaker 1: or Thor, the deep bearing of this actual bull, oh
Speaker 1: Sorr hold on his holy grail, thor Or Arthur was
Speaker 1: thus deposited in the city where his heart was at rest.
Speaker 1: This deep bearing of this actual bull headled by Adam
Speaker 1: eve L and abol by King Uduk, the great grandson
Speaker 1: of King thor Or Arthur, over five thousand years ago,
Speaker 1: now explains why the Holy Grail had totally disappeared, because
Speaker 1: he buried it and was made the subject of lamentations
Speaker 1: down the ages in Babylonia and of quest by the
Speaker 1: early British. The broken state of this trophy bowl which
Speaker 1: was which has perplexed as seriologists, is also now explained.
Speaker 1: This bull is the oldest personal, authentic and inscribed relic
Speaker 1: of the early world known. The conjectural dates for inscribed
Speaker 1: records previous to this are purely fanciful. The bull, or
Speaker 1: rather its chief inscribed portion, which is now in my possession,
Speaker 1: is the subject of a separate monograph Battle of even
Speaker 1: Eden and capture of that place by King Darthor or Adam,
Speaker 1: and Sumerian and Babylonian in versions. So why are we
Speaker 1: going in through all these different cultures and civilizations and
Speaker 1: their versions of the same story. Well, isn't it kind
Speaker 1: of interesting that all these civilizations are telling the same
Speaker 1: story with slightly different names. Doesn't that kind of prove
Speaker 1: that this story was well traveled, even you know, contemporary
Speaker 1: to the time that had occurred. And why was it
Speaker 1: so important that it was continually reminded of, or you know,
Speaker 1: retold and etched into stone and preserved for thousands upon
Speaker 1: thousands of years. Why because it was important? And also
Speaker 1: it indicates that the people who ceded the culture in
Speaker 1: all these different territories Egypt, Persia, Babylon or Sumer everywhere, Cappadocia,
Speaker 1: even Troy, anywhere, that there was a vilization Indus Valley.
Speaker 1: Why you get the Vedas and the Mahabarata, they're all
Speaker 1: telling the same story. Because our people are the first.
Speaker 1: We're the ones who actually created civilization there. We were
Speaker 1: the We weren't the We were always the minority because
Speaker 1: we were coming into the territories that weren't ours. But
Speaker 1: we were always welcomed in love by the people there
Speaker 1: because we benefited them with our higher society, innovation, progress, safety,
Speaker 1: guardianship protection. People could go about their lives, their children
Speaker 1: could go freaking playing outside without having about being picked
Speaker 1: up by some psychopath. It was gonna you know, rape
Speaker 1: and murder them. We can't even say that now. So
Speaker 1: it's pretty interesting that. I feel like, if there's anybody
Speaker 1: who wants to argue that the British EDA, well, it's
Speaker 1: it was found in Iceland, and uh, well yeah, because
Speaker 1: the guy who was fleeing was picking the stuff up
Speaker 1: and that's where he moved to to farm to stay
Speaker 1: away from Christians as long as he could. And then
Speaker 1: they showed up there too, but luckily he was preserved,
Speaker 1: and they're like, well, this is the Bridic. Well yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: in a sense, because that's where they started writing it down.
Speaker 1: But it's all over the walls, it's all over the seals.
Speaker 1: It's five thousand years worth of history of the same
Speaker 1: story being told. And isn't it funny how they all
Speaker 1: line up to the to the EDA. And then you're,
Speaker 1: you know, the the Anglo Saxons, which is kind of
Speaker 1: a strange, not real word, but the ancient Britons they
Speaker 1: were well aware of the story and that's where the
Speaker 1: EDA comes from. And those were Gothic Aryan people originally too,
Speaker 1: all right, So Battle of Eden and capture of that
Speaker 1: place by King Thor or Adam and Samerian and Babylonian versions.
Speaker 1: In the Samerian and Babylonian hymns are numerous references to
Speaker 1: this epoch making battle, but all date to the period
Speaker 1: when Adam Cain, remember Adam and Kane. Kane is Adam's son.
Speaker 1: They made him to be the bad guy. Abel was
Speaker 1: the child sacrificing son of a bitch who was giving
Speaker 1: the blood offerings, right right, Yeah, and he was supposedly
Speaker 1: favored by their demons, not by a god, because there
Speaker 1: was no god in the picture. L is the matriarch,
Speaker 1: l is the sorceress. They still have a matriarchal called
Speaker 1: don't they Whose lineage do they trace to find out
Speaker 1: if you're a weeve? They find out you're a Jew,
Speaker 1: they go through the mother, right, Okay, Adam, kin El
Speaker 1: and Abel had been deified by the myth bongering priests. Yeah, yes,
Speaker 1: they said. They all date to a period when when
Speaker 1: all these people were already deified by the myth mongering priests.
Speaker 1: And who's responsible for that? The moon cold these people
Speaker 1: the suns of bitches. The battle is usually called the
Speaker 1: fight of Bell and the Dragon. Now Bell and Bought
Speaker 1: all are not the same. Okay, just keep that in
Speaker 1: mind Belle and all are not the same. But all
Speaker 1: is Caine. I'm sorry, but all is able, but all
Speaker 1: is Lucifer. Did did they true? Okay, well the guy
Speaker 1: that it's all based off of is all those things,
Speaker 1: so yeah, yeah, it is. Moloch is just a type
Speaker 1: of sacrifice. The immolation are burning of a child, and
Speaker 1: typically the priest is also eating it afterward. Disgusting. But
Speaker 1: but all he's called the raging bowl a bunch of
Speaker 1: times and shit like that in here. And so when
Speaker 1: you do a totem of a person, you get all
Speaker 1: these depictions of these weird higher glyphs. It's like, hey,
Speaker 1: why is that guy have a lion head and bubbla
Speaker 1: because they back in the day they had a totem
Speaker 1: animal for their for their cults. So this serpent Coult
Speaker 1: was mexing around with snake venom to make poisons and
Speaker 1: what Ammin Hillman on Lady Babylon describes he's a philologist
Speaker 1: as the Burning Purple. So they were doing this five
Speaker 1: thousand years ago. Like I said, she is the the
Speaker 1: l is the inspiration for Medea. So she is doing
Speaker 1: this and then the Amazonians around her are using poison
Speaker 1: tip darts or they're you know, putting it in their
Speaker 1: hair and they're you know, striking it through their hair
Speaker 1: before they throw the darts. So that's where the rowan
Speaker 1: apple tree of Thor also comes into play, because it
Speaker 1: was a wound washer in the event that you got
Speaker 1: nicked or hit with one of these poisoned spears, poisoned darts,
Speaker 1: poison and arrows. Okay, moving on, it is interesting to
Speaker 1: find that the old matriarch l who is called Elu,
Speaker 1: and by the way, go back to masking hole Elu Limnu,
Speaker 1: the most disgustingly wickedly evil gods of the Babylonian magic. Elu.
Speaker 1: She inspired that, and she's also Tiamat in their retellings
Speaker 1: of the story. And she's Lilith who is called Elu. Also,
Speaker 1: the dragon of evil is also called in the Babylonian
Speaker 1: Mother Hubert. You know where this is coming, right, thus
Speaker 1: disclosing the Edenite original origin of Old Mother Hubbard of
Speaker 1: the British Nursery tales, importing evidently by imported evidently by
Speaker 1: the Phoenicians, who was distressed at not finding a bone
Speaker 1: to feed her dog, i e. The wolf, because this
Speaker 1: is the serpent wolf cult. The dog being the domesticated wolf,
Speaker 1: and we have the Eda describe l as feeding her
Speaker 1: son balder or able as the wolf of fen or Vaughan.
Speaker 1: She is also called in the Babyloni accounts Tiawat, which
Speaker 1: is Tiamat, which seems to be the Semitic feminine form
Speaker 1: of Thai or Tiva which is her son. Thus and
Speaker 1: strictly analogous to her title in the Indian Vedas of
Speaker 1: Taia as the paramour of Taio. And remember she's also
Speaker 1: she's also popping out as ka Li. She's the inspiration
Speaker 1: for Kali. Her hordes collected to fight against Heaven and
Speaker 1: bell or the Lord, are thus described in a late
Speaker 1: Babylonian text. They cursed the day and went forth by
Speaker 1: the side of Tiamat. They raged, they plotted, not resting
Speaker 1: day or night. They raised a conflict, They chafed, they fumed.
Speaker 1: They set themsels in battle array and made contests. It
Speaker 1: is significant that Belle i e the the Attic bill
Speaker 1: title of Thor. In going to meet the host mother,
Speaker 1: Hubert grasped in his hand the plant annihilating poison which
Speaker 1: he had, which we have found was the ruin apple tree.
Speaker 1: Would I just say and the older Sumerian and Babylonian
Speaker 1: hymns are the following thing. She kept on trying to
Speaker 1: get Eve to give him a wine or ale with
Speaker 1: snake venom in it to kill him. She kept on
Speaker 1: trying to convince It's like, man, these people in their
Speaker 1: poisoning of wells and all kinds of shit. Man, it's
Speaker 1: like it's got a very deep, long history, doesn't it.
Speaker 1: The treachery like even the Jesuits, Holy shit, if they
Speaker 1: if I don't know what they would do without poisoning people,
Speaker 1: or the CIA or anybody else who wax people softly,
Speaker 1: you know, silent murders to I've freaking poisoning their fucking
Speaker 1: two youth paste and all kinds of shit. So it
Speaker 1: would make very good sense for him to have a
Speaker 1: plant annihilating you know, the plant that annihilates the poison
Speaker 1: in the older Samerian and babbling him as we are falling,
Speaker 1: uh are the falling? Amongst other references to this battle,
Speaker 1: Adar is Adam or thor the destroyer of the fortress
Speaker 1: of the hostile land descends like the deluge. Ah. Okay,
Speaker 1: so this is gonna get a little funny when you
Speaker 1: realize that the flood was actually a flood of these
Speaker 1: wolf tribe assholes that were a an alliance or subjugated
Speaker 1: to the sorcerer class of this serpent wolf cult. And
Speaker 1: they all were gathered to fight the Goths and rid
Speaker 1: themselves of the reign of reason. Yeah, thou art the
Speaker 1: warrior of the and who subjugated. And then it says
Speaker 1: that they couldn't read that part. Thou destroyest the life
Speaker 1: of the evil one. May thy heart be exalted. In
Speaker 1: the slaughter of the weapon, the warrior whom thou slayest
Speaker 1: is utterly destroyed. The slaying of balder or Able by
Speaker 1: the young Prince Kane and a duel, so Abel is
Speaker 1: killed by Kane in a duel, and of the old
Speaker 1: Dragon priests, the matriarch herself by King Thor is described
Speaker 1: in a later scene of the Eda. The slaying of
Speaker 1: balder or Able by Prince kan and Babylonian, Phoenician, Egyptian, Indian, Greek,
Speaker 1: Old and New Testament gee this might have been an
Speaker 1: important event ancient Britain, Welsh, Irish and Arthurian versions. And
Speaker 1: what's important about the Babylonian, Phoenician, Egyptian, Indian and Greek
Speaker 1: is they're kind of sort of like pretty close to
Speaker 1: the jet like maybe not the Greek, maybe that came
Speaker 1: a little bit later, but very close proximity of time chronologically.
Speaker 1: And why are all these other territories talking about this
Speaker 1: if not for the fact that the same people established
Speaker 1: that civilization there, We were the single source of establishing
Speaker 1: all civilization. We go someplace, we built it up. These
Speaker 1: pieces of shit that still hate us from this event
Speaker 1: come in, erode it from within, rot it from the inside,
Speaker 1: destroy it. All they can do is suck life out
Speaker 1: of things. They can't build their own stuff, so they could.
Speaker 1: They follow us everywhere we go and destroy what we build.
Speaker 1: This is what they do. This is what a parasite does.
Speaker 1: Sumerian Bebylon and in Phoenician versions of the slang available
Speaker 1: by Kin. This great achievement of Cain and ridding the
Speaker 1: early world of its riotous scourge who blocked the way
Speaker 1: to the higher civilization introduced by Adam and Kin naturally
Speaker 1: led to Cain being immortalized as a hero by grateful
Speaker 1: humanity and all the civilized nations down through the ages.
Speaker 1: We were loved. We were loved everywhere we went. We
Speaker 1: were like the small mass mustache guy, right, so this
Speaker 1: dude had more muscles. Thus, the Samerians and Babylonians, who
Speaker 1: laterally deified Kin under most of his edic titles, including
Speaker 1: Goan or Khan, represent him under his title of the
Speaker 1: sun Duke or Marduke. And remember, yes, everything gets poisoned
Speaker 1: by this cult. After the fact that everything that was
Speaker 1: once established originated or originally a story about us, they've
Speaker 1: poisoned and turned into another place to introduce child or
Speaker 1: human sacrifice into it. To it when we look back
Speaker 1: at it, we don't even want to look at it.
Speaker 1: It's repulsive, right, We don't want to look at our
Speaker 1: own history because we don't realize that it's been poisoned
Speaker 1: by them. It's like that didn't start off that way,
Speaker 1: Osiris and the whole story and this thing wasn't always
Speaker 1: some thing that the Freemasons destroyed and corrupted and made ugly.
Speaker 1: It used to be our story. A Cyrus was thor
Speaker 1: Horace was Kane, just telling the same story in a
Speaker 1: different place. But loo could these fucking people do they
Speaker 1: come into your They just like a freaking virus which
Speaker 1: doesn't exist, but just like a parasite, and they just
Speaker 1: make everything ugly, they make everything like them. It's like
Speaker 1: they don't need to change, they don't need you to
Speaker 1: They don't even need to change the words. They just
Speaker 1: make everything like their cult, like their cult. So they
Speaker 1: don't care what you call it. It's not about giving
Speaker 1: it the proper names that Judaism plays that game like oh,
Speaker 1: you're an idle worship you don't do this and that
Speaker 1: and the other thing, and you know, husham and blah
Speaker 1: blah blah. You know, just know how nonsense. These are
Speaker 1: just excuses to kill people. That's got nothing to do
Speaker 1: with like them giving a shit because they don't honestly
Speaker 1: believe in any of this stuff. They didn't have a god.
Speaker 1: They conjured demons and still do or think that they are.
Speaker 1: They're still fucking round magic and they're still harming children
Speaker 1: and still murdering people and torturing them, same as it
Speaker 1: ever was. And that's why in this book it's very
Speaker 1: clear that there's a modus operende and there's a pattern
Speaker 1: to recognize throughout history where you can, you can, it's
Speaker 1: better than a fucking fingerprint where they've been and what
Speaker 1: because of the trail of ship that goes with them,
Speaker 1: and rather than try to change the established religions or beliefs,
Speaker 1: they just poison them and alter them so that now
Speaker 1: they become self destructive to those who believe in it.
Speaker 1: Prometheus becomes They take Zeus, who's actually the true, the true, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, the representation of Thor, and they turn him
Speaker 1: into Balder, which is Satan. Basically, he's Lucifer. He's like
Speaker 1: the living personification of all that's evil. And then they
Speaker 1: basically transfer to what Zeus or Thor is into Prometheus.
Speaker 1: And what do they do in the stories when they
Speaker 1: start getting a hold of the mythology which it wasn't
Speaker 1: which when you realize that it wasn't mythology until they
Speaker 1: got their hands on it. They have him tortured, fraternity
Speaker 1: change against the rock and Scythia and having buzzards pick
Speaker 1: at his freaking, his his his liver for going against
Speaker 1: the gods and stealing the fire from the gods to
Speaker 1: give demand. How is that not expressive of Thor bringing
Speaker 1: innovation in agriculture and fairness, justice laws, reign of reason
Speaker 1: to the people in the territory that these demons claimed
Speaker 1: for themselves to torture and sacrifice people it wasn't going
Speaker 1: against the gods, it was going against them their demonic
Speaker 1: little cult what as chief warrior archangel of his father
Speaker 1: Indur or Endara, whom they have also deified as their
Speaker 1: father god and celebrated this episode as his of slaying
Speaker 1: the Dragon of Destruction, a favorite theme in their hymns
Speaker 1: and frequently engraved pictorially on their sacred seals, in which
Speaker 1: Abel is sometimes represented as a lion. And remember the
Speaker 1: Phrygians or the lion faced people. So whenever you see
Speaker 1: like pictures of a lion in a headlock and they
Speaker 1: try to tell you that's Gilgamesh, well yeah, okay, it
Speaker 1: could also just be Thor and showing his dominance. He's
Speaker 1: either tamed them because he annexed them, so maybe it's
Speaker 1: not being attacking him. And when you show dominance, you
Speaker 1: usually make one thing bigger than the other, so it's
Speaker 1: just another way of depicting it when you're doing it.
Speaker 1: Drawing doesn't necessarily mean that Gilgamesh was one hundred feet
Speaker 1: tall or whatever in comparison to the lion. And when
Speaker 1: you see it in a heloc, is he really that
Speaker 1: it was a lion or is it the Phrygians and
Speaker 1: showing that he's tamed them or annexed them and rehabilitated
Speaker 1: them because they were being a problem all right, because
Speaker 1: Phrygia is the land of lions. It's actually the name
Speaker 1: means fierce deified as her father God and celebrated this
Speaker 1: episode as a slaying of the dragon, the slaying a
Speaker 1: wait hold on and celebrated this episode as his slaying
Speaker 1: the dragon of destruction, a favorite theme in their hymns
Speaker 1: and frequently engraved in okay, well, here's said that it's
Speaker 1: a lion, and later Phoenicians calling him miklu or McCall
Speaker 1: celebrated him on their coins and monuments, and the ancient
Speaker 1: Britains on their monuments Britons and significantly at Karshmish or
Speaker 1: the Old Eden itself, as now discovered for the first time,
Speaker 1: most of the massive archaic sculptures picture the slaying of
Speaker 1: Abel or Balder as the lion's steer of Eden, and
Speaker 1: the long inscriptions and hieroglyphs I find votive records of
Speaker 1: various kings regarding adam Thor's victory at that old shrine
Speaker 1: and whalings for the lost whalings, you know, when they
Speaker 1: dry hump for Chicina. What do you think you want
Speaker 1: to know where the source of that is? They lost
Speaker 1: their their matriarch and the son of the matriarch Balder. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's like jerking off and crying or something. Thor's victory
Speaker 1: at the old Shrine and whalings for the bost magic
Speaker 1: bowl of Eve or of Eden, but the magic bowl
Speaker 1: of Eve like Hers of Eden. Egyptian version. The ancient
Speaker 1: Egyptians deriving as we have found their civilization and letters
Speaker 1: from the Sumerians or early Arians also celebrate this event
Speaker 1: in their hymns and litanies as the killing of the
Speaker 1: wolf headed Seth or set the demon of destruction by
Speaker 1: young Horace of the Sun cult, the Sunhawk warrior son
Speaker 1: of Asar or Asiris. So here's what I you know,
Speaker 1: this just goes to show how many fucking retards are
Speaker 1: out there to make videos. Okay, I always thought of
Speaker 1: Cirius was the Egyptian version of the story name a
Speaker 1: sar is a cyrus is apparently the Greek way of
Speaker 1: saying that name. How many times have you ever heard
Speaker 1: anybody make that distinction when they always talk about Asiris
Speaker 1: and Horrace and shit like that they don't ever say
Speaker 1: that it's a sar do they say it's a cyrus?
Speaker 1: And bullshit that some asshole by the name of Alister
Speaker 1: Crowley was contacting Horus through the channeling of the of
Speaker 1: his his bitch and in the Great Pyramid, and that
Speaker 1: Horace was saying this horrible shit. Horace is Cane, It's
Speaker 1: a son of thor whatever that thing was. What if
Speaker 1: it was anything at all and not just a bunch
Speaker 1: of bullshit, Like why would they talk to a guy
Speaker 1: like Crole anyway? Who's if you want to talk about
Speaker 1: a freaking Epstein type character. He was one of the originals.
Speaker 1: He probably I'm not sure if he ate them, but
Speaker 1: I knew he killed them children, the demon of destruction
Speaker 1: by young horrors of the sun called the Sunhawk. Remember
Speaker 1: all these things have been made ugly. The all seeing
Speaker 1: eye or the hawk eye or the eye of horrorce
Speaker 1: used to mean. It used to be a symbol of relief.
Speaker 1: It meant that you're being watched over, like you're being protected,
Speaker 1: you're being guarded, and it didn't turn into surveillance and
Speaker 1: like we're watching you and you can't get anything past us.
Speaker 1: Until this element corrupts your society. This isn't our people,
Speaker 1: this isn't our nature. What we see around us is
Speaker 1: the direct result of this cult, this mentality, this fucking
Speaker 1: element to everything. And as far back as this cult,
Speaker 1: it wasn't just them, It wasn't just the medic or
Speaker 1: Ashkenazi Turk, it was a lot of There were dramatic
Speaker 1: people in there, There were Gothic people. So when people
Speaker 1: say it's just when not this day, well, the Free
Speaker 1: Masonic Orders would show that there's other people involved who
Speaker 1: aren't them, but are working on their behalf. And we
Speaker 1: don't know how far back those bloodlines go. They could
Speaker 1: go as far as bad as Assumer, could go as
Speaker 1: far back as Rome. Oh and incidentally, I think we
Speaker 1: passed it last time, but Rome's rom ROMs is another
Speaker 1: name for the Edenites, this cult. Gee. Maybe that's why
Speaker 1: they were so subordinate to the Sanhedrin, which would I guess,
Speaker 1: would be considered like the wizard class of that cult. Again,
Speaker 1: the Sunhawk Warrior son of us are or Cyrus or Atmu,
Speaker 1: whom I have shown to be the deified king Adam
Speaker 1: or Thor. They represented the the event also pictorially on
Speaker 1: their sculptures, et cetera, as the hawk headed young Horus,
Speaker 1: spearing set as the crocodile, because a reptile, right, we
Speaker 1: got a serpent cult we're dealing with, which which reptile
Speaker 1: was an Egyptian form of the dragon, and in later
Speaker 1: Egyptian art Hero or Horrus is represented on horseback in
Speaker 1: spearing set or seth the dragon like the modern style
Speaker 1: of Saint Michael and the Dragon. Saint Michael is Kane.
Speaker 1: Isn't that nice? It's funny when you say Michael and
Speaker 1: Kane though, because then you think of the actor, all right,
Speaker 1: Indian version, right, right? Because what happened when the Assyrians?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, if you want to know the history of why,
Speaker 1: why were our people? Why was there a second wave
Speaker 1: of our people? We had already established some stuff in
Speaker 1: the in this valley, we had already had a kingdom there.
Speaker 1: But there was a huge influx of our people fleeing
Speaker 1: the territory of Babylon when this old Moon cult decided
Speaker 1: to do what they do and let your enemies in
Speaker 1: the gates type of deal like they did with the
Speaker 1: Visigoths in Iberia. Well, these guys let the Assyrians in
Speaker 1: and they were part of the same type of fucked
Speaker 1: up cult. So what did they do. They tried to
Speaker 1: hunt us into extinction, and they were chopping off parts
Speaker 1: of our faces, bodies, tongus, eyeballs, gouged out this. I
Speaker 1: can't remember if it was Asher Nazopol or a Shabana Paul,
Speaker 1: but it's in here. You'll be able to see which
Speaker 1: one it was, because one was decent and one was not.
Speaker 1: And yeah, they would pin us to the ground and
Speaker 1: skin us alive, mad women and child stacks of skin.
Speaker 1: They would flay us and put our skin over piles
Speaker 1: of our skulls. Yeah, they really got into their work.
Speaker 1: They really enjoyed their work, right, and they were trying
Speaker 1: to eradicate us from the planet. Sound familiar. So the
Speaker 1: big wave of us then go into the Indus Valley
Speaker 1: and a lot of our histories, Like the most important
Speaker 1: thing to our people was our histories, and we took
Speaker 1: them with us, besides our families. Of course, very Sathian
Speaker 1: of us to be very family and tribal oriented or
Speaker 1: Nichean nationalists. The Indian epic version represents Caine as the
Speaker 1: most popular of all the Demi gods under the title
Speaker 1: of Thor Sorry Lord God is kind, which is funny
Speaker 1: because you know, Ganash is like the the elephant, so
Speaker 1: Kine is represented as Ganesh the elephant because a great
Speaker 1: bull apparently elephant I guess in different languages doesn't have
Speaker 1: a distinction, so we say elephant, but they might have
Speaker 1: the same word for it, so it's kind of funny, right,
Speaker 1: uh yeah, And then we like we look back and
Speaker 1: be like, what are these fucking morons that are worshiping
Speaker 1: an elephant headed dude? It's like, no, it's actually Kine
Speaker 1: Lord Gone, the god of grain and wealth and why
Speaker 1: is that? And the Remover of obstacles and relates that
Speaker 1: that was okay. So later on earlier we found out
Speaker 1: that Caine was quite the blacksmith and metal worker, and
Speaker 1: apart from making weapons, he made plows, sturdy, strong plows
Speaker 1: for killing fields for agriculture. So that's why they probably
Speaker 1: call him the God of grain wealth and also the
Speaker 1: remover of obstacles because when you're chilling, you're it's like,
Speaker 1: you know, you get I mean, and relates that he
Speaker 1: uh defended his mother's honor against the great devil Tiva
Speaker 1: the bull. Right, so there you go again, you're getting
Speaker 1: balder but all the bull all together. There a title
Speaker 1: of Balder in the Edda. The Vedas represent val Or
Speaker 1: Balder as the demonist lord Valda or Pani in the
Speaker 1: Vedas Balder as the wolf of Van or Fenn, the
Speaker 1: steeler of Indra's cows, Cow being a Vedic title also
Speaker 1: for women who was killed woman cow? You know what's
Speaker 1: the difference you give cows as a dowry anyway, Right,
Speaker 1: I'll give you a couple of cows for one of
Speaker 1: your cows. That's my daughter you're talking about that. Ever,
Speaker 1: you know who was killed and his forts destroyed by
Speaker 1: Indra himself. The incident was deemed so important that it
Speaker 1: is repeated about twenty four times in those Vedicans Greco
Speaker 1: Roman version. The later Greco Romans represent this incident in
Speaker 1: their sculptures as the young Kane under the title of Mithra,
Speaker 1: naming him after his father Mitra. Right, we have to
Speaker 1: stop hating Mithra and mithraism and the sun call. That's
Speaker 1: what they did to our brains. Okay, Mitra? Who we
Speaker 1: talk about? Kane? What did a Caine do? He slew able,
Speaker 1: but he exlewed the bull, He slew ba all he
Speaker 1: slew the fucking what they'd consider Loki or Lucifer. And
Speaker 1: that's what you're seeing on that, the guy with the
Speaker 1: Phrygian cap on, with the cape and he stabbing the bull.
Speaker 1: Do you want me to putting up the picture? I'll
Speaker 1: do it, Mitra. Then he fitri Mitchell, you'll see what's up,
Speaker 1: all reliable. Let's see, uh the Devil's go like this?
Speaker 1: Should we just go to images first? Yeah? There you go,
Speaker 1: Like it's the first thing that pops up usually, So
Speaker 1: let's see if I can open up in a it's
Speaker 1: gonna be bigger. Yeah, see, there you go. So that's
Speaker 1: your cane from the Canan Naval story. That's your able
Speaker 1: right there, the son of a bitch, and that's the bull.
Speaker 1: And he noticed the wolf and the serpent because it's
Speaker 1: a serpent wolf cult. Pretty cool, And don't tell me
Speaker 1: that guy does? Does tell him? Tell me this dude
Speaker 1: doesn't look of the Gothic Aryan fair type to you.
Speaker 1: That's not the That dude's not European. Come on, they're like, oh,
Speaker 1: this is a Persian religion. Yeah, but who is? Tell
Speaker 1: is the fucking culture there in the civilization wasn't a
Speaker 1: bunch of uh you know, whatever the hell they call
Speaker 1: those people over there. I don't know. Oh man, it's
Speaker 1: another good one. It's got a nice, nicer background, so
Speaker 1: that sticks out, all right, let's go to it. It's
Speaker 1: still on the right thing. Yeah, I am cool, all right.
Speaker 1: The later Greco Romans represent this incident. Mary said, Mitra
Speaker 1: name me after his father Mitra slaying the bull of Hell,
Speaker 1: who is attended by the serpent, wolf and scorpion, which
Speaker 1: is the underneath, like snapping the ball the balls of
Speaker 1: the bull, just as the later Babylonians transferred bell or
Speaker 1: Indara's exploits to his diophytes son Marduk Marduke, the the
Speaker 1: young Prince Kane. Oh, by the way, the names like
Speaker 1: earl and duke are like thousands of years old. They
Speaker 1: were once they were first used by the Gothic Gerian people,
Speaker 1: and that transferred over into what you think is British
Speaker 1: and stuff like that. The Young Prince Kane wears the
Speaker 1: tall Phrygian cap as on the Hittite sculptures, and raging
Speaker 1: Bull was the title of balder Loki, as we have
Speaker 1: seen say, it wasn't making that up. Several of these
Speaker 1: famous sculptures of the Roman period have been found in
Speaker 1: London and other parts of Britain. Old Testament, bullshit version,
Speaker 1: the Semitic perversion. He's his words. This is Ellie Waddell
Speaker 1: Laurence saustein Wodell. When was this book published? I think
Speaker 1: nineteen thirty or nineteen twenty nine, And we're going to
Speaker 1: get into Makers of Civilization and Race and History, which
Speaker 1: was the book that came out prior to this. He
Speaker 1: took twenty years to finish this one because newer information
Speaker 1: came in and more proofs to validate his suspicions came
Speaker 1: about in an excavation and he finally said, okay, this
Speaker 1: is definitely what I thought it was and sent it through.
Speaker 1: But yeah, the Makers of Civilization and Race in History.
Speaker 1: This guy's an archaeologist and a philologist. So that thing
Speaker 1: that Amine Hillman you know, is kind of a like
Speaker 1: like he is really good at, like I guess, ancient Greek,
Speaker 1: but still gets something wrong. I don't think it was
Speaker 1: one hundred percent right, not that I would know any better,
Speaker 1: but for just for my understanding of people who do
Speaker 1: know this stuff like I don't. I don't read ancient
Speaker 1: Greek just yet working on it anyway, the Semitic perversion
Speaker 1: in Genesis makes Cain the brother and elder brother of
Speaker 1: Abel and the first born of the human race, who
Speaker 1: became so wroth by the Hebrew tribal god L. Who L.
Speaker 1: Who's L. It's a female and it's L is Saturn,
Speaker 1: by the way, this is this is the old Saturn cult.
Speaker 1: The Edenites in Eden were the Saturn moon cult. Anytime
Speaker 1: you see a moon cult or Saturn cult, there's human
Speaker 1: child sacrifice. So the they make so again, and remember
Speaker 1: what it is, and L made able complete not no
Speaker 1: relation whatsoever to Caine, who was the product of Adam
Speaker 1: and Eve, or Adam and Guinevere, if you want to
Speaker 1: go that far, if you want to call it thor
Speaker 1: In and go an epher, you can say that too,
Speaker 1: But you get the point. They're not related, So of
Speaker 1: course they have to graft themselves onto something. And then
Speaker 1: apparently so if if everybody in the first in the
Speaker 1: world was first their people, then shouldn't everybody on the
Speaker 1: planet be fucking Semitic? Shouldn't or whatever the fuck they
Speaker 1: have plate pretended deba should everybody be a Jew? But
Speaker 1: they're not funny enough. Their their origin story is based
Speaker 1: off a bunch of fucking arians. How funny is that
Speaker 1: I would be so inclined as to rub that in
Speaker 1: their face as any chance I got. You know that
Speaker 1: all the people that you talk about in the that
Speaker 1: you pretender this, that, and the other thing are actually
Speaker 1: Gothic Aryans. Anyway, so we said, who became so wroth
Speaker 1: by the Hebrew tribal god El of Eden, having not
Speaker 1: respect to the simple offerings of the fruits of the ground,
Speaker 1: but having accepted the animal sacrifices of Abel, that it
Speaker 1: made Caine mad? Right? Because remember, the Old Testament is
Speaker 1: told from the perspective of the child killing cult. So
Speaker 1: they're not going to tell you that there are a
Speaker 1: bunch of pieces of shit and they you know, they
Speaker 1: got hit with the heavy hand of justice and they
Speaker 1: never learned their lesson. No, they're going to tell you
Speaker 1: that everything that our people did was terrible without saying
Speaker 1: directly who they were, and that Abel was favored by God,
Speaker 1: favored by their demons, sure on their side of the
Speaker 1: fence over in karshmish over in Eden, but sure as
Speaker 1: hell not favored by any benevolent creator who would have
Speaker 1: seen what they were doing to animals and children and
Speaker 1: been repulsed by that. And it came to pass when
Speaker 1: they were in the field that Cain rose up against Abel,
Speaker 1: his brother and slew him. You see what they do
Speaker 1: our brains? Do you see what they do to our
Speaker 1: brains at such a young age. So many people are
Speaker 1: gonna have a problem with this, and there's nothing to
Speaker 1: have a problem with. You're not You don't have any
Speaker 1: skin in this game. They're not any you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. It's you have more skin in the game
Speaker 1: to get it right, because now you realize these are
Speaker 1: your own ancestors that they're talking about, not some fucking
Speaker 1: detached bullshit. Their religion is a spell, it's a grimoire,
Speaker 1: it's it's the magic of Gander working upon you. Thereupon,
Speaker 1: the Hebrew deity cursed Kane, allegedly for bringing the first
Speaker 1: death into the world, a rule created, according to that story,
Speaker 1: only a few years before the birth of Cain, and
Speaker 1: only by totaling up the ages specified there six hundred
Speaker 1: and eighty eight years ago, or in through thirty seven
Speaker 1: to sixty one BC. Yeah yeah, yeah yeah. As remarked
Speaker 1: by biblical critics, that curse was of so little effect
Speaker 1: that it is admitted that Kin was the builder of
Speaker 1: the first city, the city of Enoch or Ereq, a
Speaker 1: city named after his son Enoch and actually recorded in
Speaker 1: the Samerian and Babylonian documents still existing as having been
Speaker 1: built by Kin, and thus he was also on Semitic
Speaker 1: He was also and thus he was also on Semitic evidence,
Speaker 1: a great and flourishing king. Yeah, that must have pissed
Speaker 1: them off a little, huh. A New Testament version, Okay,
Speaker 1: this whilst retailing the Old Testament, the Old Hebrew version
Speaker 1: with the righteousness of Abel bullshit and wickedness of Kine.
Speaker 1: So listen to me. If your own Bible in the
Speaker 1: New Testament is telling you that the most wickedly, evil,
Speaker 1: fucking piece of shit that ever walked the earth is
Speaker 1: righteous and the guy who put an end to him
Speaker 1: is wicked, what does that say about your judicial system?
Speaker 1: What does that say about your religion? If it's all
Speaker 1: based on fucking lies, Throw the shit out. You don't
Speaker 1: need to be led by your fucking nose by these people.
Speaker 1: You want your Jewus is great, You want any of
Speaker 1: this extra bullshit, It's not necessary. It's the Jews doing
Speaker 1: jew shit, lying liars who lie and or lying liars
Speaker 1: who infect the minds of other people who will be
Speaker 1: sympathetic and tell the story of the way the Jews
Speaker 1: want them to. That way, they keep their name out
Speaker 1: of it. This well, okay, So the wickedness of Caine
Speaker 1: nevertheless rightly glorifies Kine under his title of Michael the
Speaker 1: Archangel as the deliverer of Heaven from Satan or Lucifer.
Speaker 1: That's when he kicked out Woden, or he actually did
Speaker 1: it twice. He did it. He knocked out a Woden
Speaker 1: and uh Balder did the same thing. But yeah, they
Speaker 1: both came up to the end and got kicked out.
Speaker 1: It is also significant that in the Revelation, Satan, as
Speaker 1: the king of Hell, who is overcome by Saint Michael,
Speaker 1: is called a Polyon, a name translated as the destroyer
Speaker 1: i e. The actual literal meaning of the Sumerian ball
Speaker 1: title of Balder Loki or Abel in the Samerian. Moreover,
Speaker 1: Abel is the judge of Hell in the ancient Sacred
Speaker 1: Book of the early Christian Fathers entitled the Testament of Abraham,
Speaker 1: and this combat between Saint Michael and Pollon. In art,
Speaker 1: Cain as Saint Michael is represented as a handsome youth
Speaker 1: of Arian type, as opposed to a polyon and elderly
Speaker 1: missed out Mephistopheles. Man, that's awesome. I used to see it.
Speaker 1: I used to know what what do you call it?
Speaker 1: What do you want to call it? Satanic Skaban made Mephistophilis.
Speaker 1: It was Scofles instead of Mephistopheles, an elderly Mephistopheles of
Speaker 1: non aryan physical type. This title of Apollion or the
Speaker 1: destroyer was popularized by Bunyan in his Pilgrim's Progress as
Speaker 1: a name of Satan or Lucifer, and the Pilgrim Christian
Speaker 1: credits Michael for deliverance from him, and he, with rage
Speaker 1: that hellish was, did fiercely me engage, but blessed Michael
Speaker 1: helped me ancient Britain's version. Apart from the literary version
Speaker 1: preserved in the EDA, the ancient monuments and pre Roman
Speaker 1: coins of the Britons contained numerous representatives of Cain as
Speaker 1: Tassio or Saint Michael overcoming the wolf. Remember the wolf
Speaker 1: serpent wolf cult as the foe of the goats. Goats
Speaker 1: was the totem animal for the Goths and the deer, gods,
Speaker 1: goats and deer as in the Phoenician Coins and seals,
Speaker 1: Welsh and Irish versions. A memory of this achievement of
Speaker 1: Cain seems preserved in the Welsh Triads, which say a
Speaker 1: resurrection for Brython's was made by Gowen, and it was
Speaker 1: a s Prince Kane or Gowin as Saint Michael, and
Speaker 1: it was by the command of Saint Michael the Victor
Speaker 1: that Saint Patrick the Scott was sent to Ireland to
Speaker 1: expel the snakes serpent Cole from that aisle our three
Speaker 1: and legend version. Let's get to that in just second.
Speaker 1: Let me just stop and say real quick, just a
Speaker 1: new people know and old people do too. What's our
Speaker 1: what's our dream stream goal? That's right? Sit again, you
Speaker 1: got it? So if anybody wants to support, there's links
Speaker 1: in the descriptions everywhere, and then there's also the the
Speaker 1: people over on FTJ, there's a there's a wallet thinking
Speaker 1: that they do there. What well do you want me
Speaker 1: to stop and actually address you? Fuck off? Seriously, I'm
Speaker 1: doing something here. Fuck off. Caine slaying of Abel is
Speaker 1: now seen to be the etic source of the slaying
Speaker 1: by Sir Gowain of the green Man. In the Arthurian legend,
Speaker 1: the fantastic finale of the decapitated green Man walking off
Speaker 1: carrying his head in his hand was we have seen,
Speaker 1: evidently owing to a whimsical reading by the later British
Speaker 1: bards of the edic texts regarding a previous bloodless altercation,
Speaker 1: the Eulogy of Sir Gawain and the Mortad Arthur of
Speaker 1: Thornton's manuscript says this was Sir Gawain, the grud the Goude,
Speaker 1: the gladdest of Ohthire, and the gracioust Gom the end
Speaker 1: dire God. This is tough to read. Uh, lived, I
Speaker 1: think is lifed main, hardest of hands, happiest in armies,
Speaker 1: in arms his Wow, this is really fucked up. We're
Speaker 1: gonna skip that one. Cain or Saint Michael the Victor
Speaker 1: over Satan and pre Christian ancient and in modern Britain,
Speaker 1: the continent Syria and Asia minor. Hey, I will just
Speaker 1: I will just do this. Though. If you can't just
Speaker 1: chill and fucking watch or don't watch, then you got
Speaker 1: the problem. You're fucking immature in your bunch of fucking faggots.
Speaker 1: If you want to sit here and listen. That's fine, cool,
Speaker 1: enjoy it. If you don't you want to start shit,
Speaker 1: then fuck off. Go fuck yourself, you fucking bitches. And
Speaker 1: if you want, I will be happy to box and
Speaker 1: beat the fuck out of any one of you fucking bitches.
Speaker 1: But other than that, let's get on with it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, let's do it. Where is it? Why am
Speaker 1: I not seeing the thing there? It is? All right,
Speaker 1: let's do it, okay. Thornton manuscript says this was Sir
Speaker 1: Gawain deg we already did that? Cain or Saint Michael
Speaker 1: the Victor over Satan. In pre Christian ancient and in
Speaker 1: modern Britain, the continent, Syria and Asia Minor, Michael the
Speaker 1: archangel as the Conqueror of Satan was one of the greatest,
Speaker 1: if not the greatest, of the saints of early Christianity,
Speaker 1: which made Hell a place of everlasting torment for evil doers?
Speaker 1: Who did that? Where's that written? Which made hell the
Speaker 1: place of everlasting torment for evil doers instead of the
Speaker 1: mere abode of the dead, as the Hebrews and classic
Speaker 1: Greeks and Roman had come to regard it. Most of
Speaker 1: the early churches in Asia Minor Syria and the West,
Speaker 1: and especially in Britain, were dedicated to him, but they
Speaker 1: were usually on sites of ancient pre Christian sanctuaries already
Speaker 1: dedicated to him. Thus, the latest authority on Saint Michael writes,
Speaker 1: given an ancient dedication to Saint Michael and a site
Speaker 1: associated with a headland, hilltop or spring on a road
Speaker 1: or track of early origin, it is reasonable to look
Speaker 1: for a pre Christian sanctuary. These pre Christian sanctuaries in
Speaker 1: the West were presumably founded by the Phoenicians, who stamped
Speaker 1: Michael's effigy and name on their coins as we have seen,
Speaker 1: and who gave their early port with its sun temple
Speaker 1: at the tin Mines of Cornwall the name of Michael's Mount,
Speaker 1: just as the early Britons or Berteaux Phoenicians represented him
Speaker 1: on their monuments, and Saint Michael's and Saint Michael churches
Speaker 1: are not infrequent on British sites associated with the Great
Speaker 1: Orm or worm serpent legends, at as at Orangeby in
Speaker 1: Norwich and Appleby or apple Ables Buy in Westmoreland. Excuse me,
Speaker 1: there you go doing a lot of reading. Significantly. Also,
Speaker 1: Saint Michael is always represented in art, as a handsome
Speaker 1: youth with golden hair like an aaran, as in the
Speaker 1: etic description of Caine, and usually wearing a chaplet decorated
Speaker 1: with Saint George's cross, and armed with a lance and
Speaker 1: a shield bearing the same cross. And it is noteworthy
Speaker 1: that his festival day, the twenty ninth of September, is
Speaker 1: also the festival of Saint Gowan, who also defended the
Speaker 1: honor of maidens, and whose name is obviously a varia
Speaker 1: of Caine. The on the identity of two bowl Kane
Speaker 1: with King Caine see Appendix six. So two bowl means
Speaker 1: the destroyer or the or the killer. I think as
Speaker 1: vanquisher of Kane, I'm saying the vanquisher of ball two ball,
Speaker 1: So it's the killer of ball Kane, basically as how
Speaker 1: the name goes. We'll get there, hopefully tonight. We're at
Speaker 1: three eighty four. How much time we got It's like, well,
Speaker 1: how long you've been here. Let's see, we've got just
Speaker 1: an hour and half in shit, all right, we can
Speaker 1: keep going. We have to get up and get a
Speaker 1: cradon in a little bit. But it's your it's nine
Speaker 1: year time, okay. You guys are talking to each other
Speaker 1: call me. Okay, never mind. Yeah, you guys are all
Speaker 1: talking to each other, all right, so I make sure
Speaker 1: I in the same basic comments. Let's go over to
Speaker 1: the FTJ real quick. What it is. There's lots in here,
Speaker 1: all right, hold on, we gotta go through some of this. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Vocational Science of Freedom says I've been reading the EDA
Speaker 1: good stuff, and Edinward Snowman. We're just catching up. We
Speaker 1: saw each earlier. Aloha, Hello, mister Edward Snowman. I think
Speaker 1: you dropped the link to it before. That is the
Speaker 1: one I have. Okay, good yeah, yeah, toxic trait white male. Hello.
Speaker 1: Great way to spend a Saturday night, said Edward Snowman.
Speaker 1: Thank you for your donation of forty one dollars. Thank
Speaker 1: you very very much, sir. Hell Edward Snowman said Vocational
Speaker 1: VSOF and they profane everything they touch exactly, and then
Speaker 1: he says, that is fascinating. The evidence of the destruction
Speaker 1: of our history explained in this book, in this work,
Speaker 1: more proof every single time exactly. Indeed, what are we
Speaker 1: doing or not doing? Yeah, as in removing them from
Speaker 1: our society. If you need violence to enforce your ideas,
Speaker 1: your ideas are Jewish right, there's a difference, like what
Speaker 1: they say, like murder. Murder is when you're harming somebody
Speaker 1: who's innocent. Killing is the protection of that act from happening,
Speaker 1: like the defense or the prevention of that act. Being
Speaker 1: a killer. It's not a bad thing. Being murderer is
Speaker 1: a piece of shit thing. Totems could be like mascots
Speaker 1: like Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions. You've got Cappadocia, heat
Speaker 1: goats and carsmis servent yea, yeah, that's good, that's good.
Speaker 1: Let's see. That is the issue with the idea of
Speaker 1: the ad this you are always being watched over and
Speaker 1: you must obey. Okay, you guys talking to each other
Speaker 1: on that one. At some point you will have to
Speaker 1: stop running and take a stand either you, your children,
Speaker 1: your grandchildren better than them and who's okay? I thought
Speaker 1: maybe there's a quote there and boiling frog is in
Speaker 1: the house. What's going on? All right? Cool? We got
Speaker 1: caught up for the most part. I just don't mind
Speaker 1: out on that one. So basically, Crusaders and Kick are
Speaker 1: the same site. It's it's the same format, it's the
Speaker 1: same software. It's very it's very easy to see. Oh, reliable,
Speaker 1: says Hale Ellie Widdell hal King Adam, Yes, awesome and uh,
Speaker 1: like I said, I will drop if you're in my
Speaker 1: Patreon or in my telegram. I think if you look
Speaker 1: in the files you'll find a lot of the books
Speaker 1: from Elie Widell I already put in there, but yeah,
Speaker 1: I'll put in the link maybe if I remember at
Speaker 1: the end, Let's see where am I at? Did I
Speaker 1: switch it out? No? I didn't. I don't need to. Okay, good,
Speaker 1: we are here, We are here? Uh where did I
Speaker 1: leave off? Though? Golden hair and usually wearing a chaplet
Speaker 1: decorated with Saint George's cross and armed with a lance
Speaker 1: and a shield bury the same cross. And it is
Speaker 1: noteworthy that his festival day, the twenty ninth of September,
Speaker 1: is also the festival. We did say this already, obviously, Okay,
Speaker 1: we did do all that. Okay, So let's go to
Speaker 1: Chaldean lamentations on death of Balder or Abel regarding the
Speaker 1: dying god theory. Hey, what happens when you nail somebody
Speaker 1: to two pieces of wood? Are they the dying God?
Speaker 1: By chance? So why would they make that reflective of Abel?
Speaker 1: The most wickedly evil piece of shit ever the walk
Speaker 1: the earth. Huh, what do they have you doing by
Speaker 1: accident that you don't even know what is happening? Anyway?
Speaker 1: Moving on, Kaldy limitations for the death of Balder or Abel,
Speaker 1: The limitations of the Semitic Caldis for the Death of
Speaker 1: Abel form a large collection of hymns of the Mother's
Speaker 1: Son cult. And yes, again that is as disgusting as
Speaker 1: it sounds. They were fucking Elle and Balder and Wooden
Speaker 1: by this time in the story or earlier on. Woden
Speaker 1: is killed, so even illegitimate dad is out of the picture.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's maybe that's how their magic works. They have
Speaker 1: to do some incests, because the Francists do that shit too.
Speaker 1: They pass their children around and they're all about incests.
Speaker 1: And if you know anything about like the liver and Kabbalah,
Speaker 1: that is the basis of Zionism. Like that's just another
Speaker 1: way of just new word, just a new word. As
Speaker 1: you know, they don't call them Francis or Sebenteens anymore,
Speaker 1: but you call them Zionists. It's the same fucking thing.
Speaker 1: And if you knew what the franc is, dude, because
Speaker 1: it's been pretty well exposed. Then you know exactly what
Speaker 1: modern day scion quote unquote Zionists are doing. Like there's
Speaker 1: any distinction Judaism itself as a supremacy religion that constantly
Speaker 1: can't stop writing about or talking about how much they
Speaker 1: want you dead. What else do you need do you
Speaker 1: need to? Oh? Yeah, let's but these guys over here
Speaker 1: are okay. Fuck no, find me the one that eats
Speaker 1: bacon and then Mary's outside of his race, and then
Speaker 1: I'll say maybe he's you know, brooken free or something.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Mother Son Cult written in the because
Speaker 1: why would you want to continue the That's what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: you know there, theirs should probably be end and get mixed.
Speaker 1: Mother's Son Cult written in the Babylonian tablets from about
Speaker 1: three thousand BC downward. In the following extracts from these
Speaker 1: CHLDI whalings, I love how they keep telling you what
Speaker 1: they are and what they've been and what they're doing
Speaker 1: and who they are by the whalings for Abel. The
Speaker 1: title of the latter is usually rendered by translators as
Speaker 1: tammuz or the established son, the son paramour of the
Speaker 1: mother weird weird, you know, like wizard, but the female
Speaker 1: after the Hebrew form of the name used by Ezekiel
Speaker 1: in describing the whalings for him by the Jewish women
Speaker 1: in Jerusalem. Oh, they're crying for Abel, are they? So
Speaker 1: they're just rotten to the fucking core? Crying for a
Speaker 1: child killing Lucifer type Loki character. Yeah, just because you
Speaker 1: have emotions doesn't mean they're valid. Okay, but I use
Speaker 1: the better known Semitic synonym of Ablu, the established son,
Speaker 1: which is the equivalent of Abel or a ball or
Speaker 1: ball Ibila of the Samarians. After his father too is
Speaker 1: significantly called their inserter, the edich serter or sir Tar,
Speaker 1: and his mother is variously Gula, Edic gull or gall
Speaker 1: or Kiel, which turns into khali, and Dana or Nana,
Speaker 1: the name of Balder's wife amongst the woodenness. Oh, Balder's
Speaker 1: wife the same as his mom. Huh, disgusting Innini because
Speaker 1: obviously he wouldn't have a wife, because they didn't believe
Speaker 1: in that. They didn't have They didn't have marriage until
Speaker 1: our people came into the picture. Marriage was was introduced
Speaker 1: by Thor. Of a family life was introduced by Thor. Okay,
Speaker 1: belief in a monotheistic, benevolent creator was introduced by Thor
Speaker 1: by Adam and the Veneration of the Sun, which I
Speaker 1: have no problem with. And if anybody wants to call
Speaker 1: me a pagan, they're fucking retarded, because who's the real pagan?
Speaker 1: So the one's going off into the groves to murdered
Speaker 1: children and burn them alive and eat them, or the
Speaker 1: guy who looks at the thing that gives everything life
Speaker 1: and says, hey, you know, that's a pretty good symbol
Speaker 1: of a god, or you know, at least whoever created
Speaker 1: that was would probably be God. So same, same. The
Speaker 1: fuck is wrong with that? Nothing's wrong with that. It
Speaker 1: sounds it seems like the most logical shit on the
Speaker 1: fucking planet. Anini Unini of Eda, also Elu and Alattu
Speaker 1: the edic l l or ld. The reference to the
Speaker 1: loss of his stone bull is also signific and similarly
Speaker 1: his death on the Euphrates in agreement with his death
Speaker 1: at Eden or Karshmish on the upper Euphrates, as detailed
Speaker 1: in the Edda the mother Innini even as his mother
Speaker 1: for him that comes not whales the Elu, Remember Elu Limnu.
Speaker 1: I gotta show you this thing, and just you'll understand
Speaker 1: how wickedly fucked up that title. Is the elu queen
Speaker 1: for her husband Wales, for the brother who slumbers in
Speaker 1: the city walls, alaso shepherd, Lord Ablu, the established son,
Speaker 1: for the far removed, there is whaling ah me my child,
Speaker 1: the far removed, my anointer, the far removed, ew my child,
Speaker 1: my anointer. Is that seamen, are they talking? Is that
Speaker 1: what they're saying? I hope not this the queen of
Speaker 1: the temple who cries alast my husband, alas my son,
Speaker 1: my husband, alas my son. Sorry, a courtesian, compassionate am I.
Speaker 1: In the Temple High and Low there is weeping. Now
Speaker 1: you understand, like, if this is their core, there's got
Speaker 1: a lot of shit that they're not they don't have
Speaker 1: any problem with because it's at the core of their
Speaker 1: belief structure. They're not gonna they're not gonna demonize pedophilia,
Speaker 1: that's for sure. In the Temple High and Low, there
Speaker 1: is weeping, wailing for the house of the Lord. They
Speaker 1: rise for the perishing, wetted ones, for perishing children. It
Speaker 1: is the dark headed people create, not hair. When they
Speaker 1: say dark headed, dark hair him of the planes. Why
Speaker 1: have they slain? Maybe because he was a killed, crazy
Speaker 1: son of a bitch and deserved everything he got. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: and like the whole witchcraft thing, and you know, pharmacia
Speaker 1: and poisoning people and torturing them and eating babies like
Speaker 1: that stuff. That stuff. The Shepherd, the wise One, the
Speaker 1: the man of sorrow is why have they slam Jesus
Speaker 1: Christs make me sick? The lady of the vine stalk
Speaker 1: with the lambs and calves languishes. The Lord Shepherd of
Speaker 1: the Folds lives no more. Can you see how it
Speaker 1: all depends on the perspective, the perspective of who's telling
Speaker 1: the story, because you would see this and be like, well,
Speaker 1: you're being so instant, that's sensitive. No, they're talking about
Speaker 1: like the worst fucking human being ever to come about.
Speaker 1: Well at least in this you know day and age.
Speaker 1: Maybe we've topped it since then. But Jesus Christ, the
Speaker 1: Lord Shepherd of the Folds lives no more. The husband
Speaker 1: of the elu Queen lives no more. The husband is
Speaker 1: he's talking about her son. The lord of the cattle
Speaker 1: stalls lives no more. In the flood of the shore
Speaker 1: of the Euphrates, Why hast thou taken him established son
Speaker 1: art thou Thou who was hurried away cruelly was carried
Speaker 1: away consort of Anini, son of Serter. Then yeah, don't
Speaker 1: say son of Anini after saying consort, because I would
Speaker 1: make people a little squeamish who was cruly ki married away?
Speaker 1: The shining Burmese stone ball from thy side is divested, stolen,
Speaker 1: because the established sun has gone forth in his sheepfold.
Speaker 1: There is no creating? Is that another reference to like
Speaker 1: fucking mom, Jesus Christ, dude, Edenite Semitic origin of the
Speaker 1: supposed dying god whalings. Here we have now disclosed through
Speaker 1: the Eda the Edenite human origin of the supposed dying
Speaker 1: god whalings, which it is the present fashion for theoretical
Speaker 1: writers of compassionate mythology, oh sorry, comparative mythology and religion
Speaker 1: to interpret as magic rights for procuring the return of
Speaker 1: a new year's vegetative life after the season of drought
Speaker 1: and decay. Yeah, that's usually when they do a whole
Speaker 1: bunch of murdering of children to bring back the sun. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And it is further assumed that these people were in
Speaker 1: the habit of periodically killing their kings, say for these
Speaker 1: magical rights, as a sacrifice for the people, king for day,
Speaker 1: So what that term comes from, as a sacrifice for
Speaker 1: the people with the sacramental eating of his body. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's good to be the king until the date it isn't.
Speaker 1: On the contrary, these limitations for the death of Abel
Speaker 1: or Tamuz are now seen to be evidently more merely
Speaker 1: the sorrowful observances of the anniversary of the slaying of
Speaker 1: their old tribal Chaldean chief and sacrificing serpent priests of
Speaker 1: their forefather in Eden. Yeah, they were awfully broken up
Speaker 1: about the worst fucking people on the planet, weren't they,
Speaker 1: at the hands of the reforming Aryan prince Kin or
Speaker 1: Saint Michael, by the Semitic descendants of Abels set Balder
Speaker 1: and l And described in the Eda. And it is
Speaker 1: paralleled by the present day whaling of the Hebrews at
Speaker 1: the walls of Jerusalem in commemoration of the later great
Speaker 1: historic old Hebrew tribal bereavement. And they're gonna go over
Speaker 1: numbered twenty eight. Now, like all these scenes that you
Speaker 1: guys haven't if you're just tuning in for the first time,
Speaker 1: or if your listener, if you're just looking for podcasts,
Speaker 1: they should be popping up on certain I got kicked
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Speaker 1: name now. But the ones that come from Speaker, they're
Speaker 1: all in the same in the row. So episode one
Speaker 1: through five is already on there, and they're on six
Speaker 1: right now. You'll find them some of them on FTJ,
Speaker 1: but some of them got knocked off because of some
Speaker 1: you know, encoder problem. So Rumble would probably be the
Speaker 1: best place for Ballbusters two. And it's the one. It's
Speaker 1: the biggest channel. It's like over five thousand people, So
Speaker 1: if you go there, you should see if you scroll
Speaker 1: down far enough. Capture and Slaying of the Dragon is
Speaker 1: that where I'm at? Yeah. Capture and Slaying of the
Speaker 1: Dragon Priestess of Eden by Adam George and Sumerian, Babylonian, Phoenician, Egyptian, Indian,
Speaker 1: and Hebrew versions, and the hero as Adam or Saint
Speaker 1: George of Cappadocia, which is where Himen or Heaven or
Speaker 1: Thor's hangout, the ode of the Inn. His citadel is
Speaker 1: Sumerian and Babylonian versions. The Sumerian, Babylonian hymns and litany's
Speaker 1: are full of this epoch making event and gratitude for it.
Speaker 1: Thus a Sumerian hymn refers to it though ad Adar,
Speaker 1: who destroyed the life of the evil one, may thy
Speaker 1: heart be exalted in the scene of Adar Randaris slaying
Speaker 1: the dragon is frequently represented on Sumerian, Babylonian, and Hittite
Speaker 1: sacred seals. Later, this achievement was credited by the Babylonians
Speaker 1: to Adam or Bell's son barduk Kine as the Sun
Speaker 1: Duke or archangel, who slew the young dragon applu or Abel,
Speaker 1: who is significantly called the u Young Hydra. They called
Speaker 1: able the young Hydra and the central at a lay
Speaker 1: in these later Babylonian accounts of the polytheistic period, when
Speaker 1: the idea of a god first imagined by Adam had
Speaker 1: become adopted by the Cald's and they fucked it all
Speaker 1: up and extended by them to include their deified mother's son.
Speaker 1: See this is what they did, Okay, There was no
Speaker 1: concepts of God. They were demoncounjurers period the end. They
Speaker 1: didn't have a creation story. They had nothing. They meet
Speaker 1: our people and immediately these are good ideas. It's nothing
Speaker 1: wrong with using ideas. It is wrong when you completely
Speaker 1: invert the reality of something to make yourself a artificial
Speaker 1: bubble world where all you know and then you you
Speaker 1: enforced that mental psychosis on others, just like fucking trans
Speaker 1: people do when enforcing their fucking of their what do
Speaker 1: you call it their pronouns on you and shit that
Speaker 1: like fuck you. The Caldy is extended by them to
Speaker 1: include their deified mother son l uh let's see Woden
Speaker 1: and other person is just defied by their priest, This
Speaker 1: old mother priestess and as the dragon is now considered
Speaker 1: a separate she devil from their ancient l which it's
Speaker 1: not true, same person, and is generally called Tiabat they
Speaker 1: say tiawathory, but I'm just telling you what you're gonna
Speaker 1: find it be called in uh, well, in a hardcore band,
Speaker 1: it's called Tiamat, but it's also uh, we're gonna find
Speaker 1: in the Babylonian, which is also in this book right
Speaker 1: here right there. It's on my site or you can
Speaker 1: get on Amazon and Barnes and Noble. As we have seen,
Speaker 1: also mother Huber and described as the plague, the fearful dragon,
Speaker 1: the dragon which shines brightly, the female spirit who devours
Speaker 1: with a serpent's mouth. Belle Marduke as the champion of Heaven,
Speaker 1: receives instructions from the Council of Gods and Heaven. Oh
Speaker 1: why is that? Because it's not real gods. That's why
Speaker 1: it's a bunch of goths, got gots. That was the
Speaker 1: real the original way of spelling goth Goth is with us.
Speaker 1: Why not? Why not? Because all they're doing is deifying
Speaker 1: people anyway. That's not to say that there's not a
Speaker 1: one benevolent creator out there, because that's exactly what they
Speaker 1: believed in, and they're the Goths or the god right,
Speaker 1: but they themselves are just being deified for being awesome
Speaker 1: people because think about it, everywhere they go, they create civilization,
Speaker 1: they enhance and and uh, they enhance the lives of
Speaker 1: every everybody through their their innovations. They're the society that
Speaker 1: they're built that's safe and protected, like all these things. Agriculture,
Speaker 1: life is easier and better now because of these people's presence.
Speaker 1: They taught them things. They taught them music, they taught
Speaker 1: them arts, they taught them words, and you know language
Speaker 1: and math and all this shit. They're like, Wow, science
Speaker 1: is cool. So yeah, nothing wrong with being like these
Speaker 1: guys are awesome, nothing wrong with them being like these
Speaker 1: guys are gods. I don't know, it's going a little far,
Speaker 1: but takes the compliment right. It's when people don't get
Speaker 1: that it's just veneration that shit gets all crazy. And
Speaker 1: then they started calling us the polytheists because of other
Speaker 1: people deifying great men and women in our in our history.
Speaker 1: Now we're pagans and polytheists Like whoa, whoa, whoa whoa. No, no,
Speaker 1: you're the pagan? Is that wicki? Fuck that wicki? Fuck?
Speaker 1: That person is straight from the moon cold and they're
Speaker 1: they're killing children. Still go after those people, Christians. If
Speaker 1: you Christians wouldn't have anything, They would have no outline
Speaker 1: for their bullshit. If it wasn't for Adam, if it
Speaker 1: wasn't for the fact that he brought marriage, that he
Speaker 1: brought the idea of a single God, all this stuff, baptism,
Speaker 1: What the fuck would they be without that or all
Speaker 1: the attributes that they used to make all their other characters.
Speaker 1: All Right, So it says counsel God, go thou and
Speaker 1: cut off Tiaba's life breath. So yeah, the Yelohem is
Speaker 1: what they call the you know, the council of the gods,
Speaker 1: the Yelohem those are just a council of the goth Thus, significantly,
Speaker 1: in the Assyrian version, he is armed with the invincible club, spear, dagger,
Speaker 1: and the net and the plant which annihilates poison right
Speaker 1: the rone apple tree. The leading incidents in the fight
Speaker 1: and slaying of the dragon according to the serial Babylonian tradition,
Speaker 1: are indicated in the following extracts from the long original
Speaker 1: text translated by Professor says he mardik a snare to
Speaker 1: enclose the dragon of the sea. His hand brought the
Speaker 1: snare near onto the bow of the father Anu. Now,
Speaker 1: when you go into Anu and you look into the Babylonian,
Speaker 1: you're gonna see some strange stuff. There's the resting season.
Speaker 1: There's like the sea salt. The salt season you'll tm
Speaker 1: on is one and anews is you'll you'll you'll see
Speaker 1: if you ever get into you can just go into
Speaker 1: this book and find that. Then Bell opened his snare
Speaker 1: and enclosed her. He swung the club, he shattered her,
Speaker 1: he mastered her heart, He bound her and ended her life.
Speaker 1: He threw down her corpse, he stood on it. Yes,
Speaker 1: he twisted his ank, his heel in her fucking skull.
Speaker 1: All this, it will be seen, is in essential agreement
Speaker 1: with the earlier authentic tradition he preserved in the Eddas,
Speaker 1: and the standing on the corpse compared with the Edix
Speaker 1: stepped over it. And it discloses that the legend of
Speaker 1: the slaying of the dragon by Adam George did not
Speaker 1: arise as a priestly myth of the sun vanquishing the
Speaker 1: demon of darkness and rain and midst and hitherto suppose,
Speaker 1: but was founded on the actual historical human achievement of
Speaker 1: Adam in his vanquishing the serpent priestess in his civilizing
Speaker 1: war against Eden. So like, oh no, that's just these
Speaker 1: superstitious weirdos, because like how many I know, I understand
Speaker 1: primitive people, but you only need to be alive for
Speaker 1: a couple of days to realize that the sun comes
Speaker 1: back up the next fucking day. You don't have to
Speaker 1: do all these walls. It happens without you doing that, right.
Speaker 1: The fact that they were like, oh no, that's what
Speaker 1: this storys like, fucking really usually think that that's what
Speaker 1: they thought. Phoenician version. The later Phoenicians represented Adam George
Speaker 1: as mounted on horseback and spearing the dragon, and it
Speaker 1: was they, presumably who bought who brought to their county
Speaker 1: in Britain, the mounted version of that legend. Egyptian version,
Speaker 1: why would it be in Egypt. Oh, yeah, because we
Speaker 1: founded that too, where I got the Garyan ancestors did. Anyway,
Speaker 1: In the Egyptian version, the great Serpent of Evil, the
Speaker 1: arch enemy of Ra, the Sun god. Remember where the
Speaker 1: sun venerators ours is a Sun religion. Theirs was a
Speaker 1: Moon and Saturn, the arch enemy of Ra, the Sun god,
Speaker 1: and slain by the latter uh title of Thor and
Speaker 1: Ravas and the Vedas is usually called a pop and
Speaker 1: I'm assuming that's probably like the Greek Apophus. Probably it
Speaker 1: was like the Yeah, it's just called the pop and
Speaker 1: supposed to be a male, though the cats had sometimes
Speaker 1: given it would rather life feminine gender. It Its titles Moreover,
Speaker 1: of Hemhem, sirm Ta, and Bedeshu seem to equate with
Speaker 1: the Edic titles of l as Heimi or herm her
Speaker 1: Him and Graham the Sarama of the Vedas and Bud
Speaker 1: of the above edic lays the Egyptian accounts of the
Speaker 1: slaying of this serpent woman, because remember she's of the
Speaker 1: serpent cult. So it's all about how they write things
Speaker 1: to indicate what you know, what I mean. So people
Speaker 1: get this mixed up or wrong, and then this becomes
Speaker 1: mythology rather than reality. So the Egyptian accounts of the
Speaker 1: slaying of this serpent by Ra agree generally with the Eda.
Speaker 1: Ra captured the serpent by fetters, and Ra pierceth thy head,
Speaker 1: he slitteth up thy face, he divided thy head. Okay,
Speaker 1: this is exactly what they say. Actually in Babylonian, I
Speaker 1: think is whether there was the mulish. I think it's
Speaker 1: the mulish. I think that's like the Babylonian Genesis where
Speaker 1: Marduke splits Tiamat because she's Tiamat, right, so he splits
Speaker 1: Tiama and the tigers and the Euphrates are supposed to
Speaker 1: allegedly pour out of her. Anyway, did thy head and
Speaker 1: it is crushed in thy land thy light land, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I said right. Thy bones are smashed to pieces. And
Speaker 1: the chapter in the book on its overthrow is entitled
Speaker 1: defiling a pop with the left foot, and keeping with
Speaker 1: the Edic statement that her course was stepped over. Striking
Speaker 1: confirmation of the Edic accounts are found in the scenes
Speaker 1: pictured on the beautiful alabaster sarcophagus of Seti the First,
Speaker 1: the father of Ramses the Great, about thirteen seventy BC.
Speaker 1: We held on to our histories for quite a while.
Speaker 1: If this all happened in thirty three eighty BC. Now
Speaker 1: in the a Musam in London, several of these, several
Speaker 1: of the details of the scenes of the capture of
Speaker 1: this serpent on this ancient Egyptian monument, namely the Mighty
Speaker 1: Hand et cetera, now received their long forgotten explanation by
Speaker 1: means of our British eta. According to the Egyptian legend,
Speaker 1: after the hooking of the serpent, twelve strong armed gods
Speaker 1: were unable to hold the chain and the serpent was
Speaker 1: escaping when there arose a hidden hand which grasped the
Speaker 1: chain and prevented it moving. That hand is now seen
Speaker 1: to be Canes heck ya Indian versions. So why would
Speaker 1: the Egyptians be writing about arians, you say, because they
Speaker 1: were arm God, damn it, That's why they all say, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: they have a European These mummies look European in a
Speaker 1: phenotype or whatever the fuck that word is. Oh you
Speaker 1: mean they're not black? And stop making the fucking artwork
Speaker 1: look like that? Is that? Was that their one accomplishment
Speaker 1: and then they decided to do nothing else ever? Again?
Speaker 1: Is that? Is that what you're trying to tell me?
Speaker 1: Is that? Is that why they were able to create
Speaker 1: the agents? And I if you're gonna ask me, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna say that those pyramids were already there. They are
Speaker 1: more than five thousand years old in my opinion, So
Speaker 1: even if we establish the territory there would make sense
Speaker 1: if there's some if there's structures there that you just
Speaker 1: use what's already there, it makes a lot easier to
Speaker 1: do shit, right. But I think they are probably much
Speaker 1: much older, and probably may have survived a reset or
Speaker 1: to some sort of cataclysm wiped out memory at least
Speaker 1: of people, and was rediscovered the Vaders. The Vedas are
Speaker 1: full of references to Indra, or in Dhara slaying the
Speaker 1: great serpent demon therein styled ahi Ahi is like a
Speaker 1: type of sushi Adi Ahi Bunya or Rita Ritra. The
Speaker 1: brute It is represented in the Vedas as a male
Speaker 1: whom Indra kills by striking with his bolts and he
Speaker 1: shatters its fortresses. The Indian epics, preserving her original female character,
Speaker 1: represent Burr of Vindhi as perthue Vanya as justifying the
Speaker 1: slaying of the Earth mother, who had caused untold misery
Speaker 1: to the early world in the following words, when the
Speaker 1: listen to this, this is great, Remember this and get
Speaker 1: it tattooed on your forehead. Okay, when the happiness of
Speaker 1: many is secured by the destruction of one malignant being
Speaker 1: or a type of person, the death of that being
Speaker 1: is an act of virtue. Go forth and do good things,
Speaker 1: not children. Yeah, Buddha. Also, here's your justification. Just refer
Speaker 1: back to this and your trial Just be like, no,
Speaker 1: it's straight there. See, when happening to so many is
Speaker 1: secured by the destruction of one malignant being, the death
Speaker 1: of that being is an act of virtue. So when's
Speaker 1: my parade, Buddha. Also in the collection of the Old World, see,
Speaker 1: if we own this world to get still, that would
Speaker 1: be the result. There would be a parade. You know,
Speaker 1: you wouldn't be putting away the people who are aware
Speaker 1: of the crimes rather than the criminals. Buddha also in
Speaker 1: the collection of the Old World Legends with which he
Speaker 1: illustrated his sermons, retails it's like saying retold. It's just
Speaker 1: an older way of saying it, so that it's like retail.
Speaker 1: Retails the form of the legend with death of his
Speaker 1: sanguinary sacrificing matriarch, which was current in India in his
Speaker 1: day in the fifth century BC. Her name Kali well
Speaker 1: equates with the Edic keiole or goal and with Suumerian
Speaker 1: goal or gula. He says rather gruesomely see Kali trust
Speaker 1: for burial, lowesome sight, clumsy and huge. She lies the crow,
Speaker 1: black troll, broken her limbs, and from her broken skull
Speaker 1: the clotted brain like curd oozing white, such as mortal woman.
Speaker 1: It says such twice. That wasn't me stuttering Hebrew versions.
Speaker 1: The serpent, we are told in the Hebrew Genesis was
Speaker 1: already in the garden of Eden before the fall of man,
Speaker 1: because it was the fucking cult, and thus presumably at
Speaker 1: home there and could speak because they're people, and that
Speaker 1: it was more subtle than any beast of the field,
Speaker 1: and that it was told that the seed of the
Speaker 1: woman Eve shall bruise thy head. This prophecy after the fact, right.
Speaker 1: This latter prophecy presumably referred to the later legend of
Speaker 1: the Gentiles Caine hooking of the Serpent or serpent priestess
Speaker 1: l The slaying of the serpent by Adam is referred
Speaker 1: to several times in the Hebrew Old Testament under Adam's
Speaker 1: title of Iyah or jah. Yeah, yeah, that's right. Adam
Speaker 1: is Jehovah. Isn't that nice? It's also Zeus the Samerian.
Speaker 1: Now granted, once the Semites get a hold of that,
Speaker 1: that's not what his nature is anymore. It's inverted, because
Speaker 1: that's what they do. They flip everything off. They invert
Speaker 1: every fucking thing good to bad. They're so clever, aren't they.
Speaker 1: It's fucking retarded. The Sumerian eo synonym reading of Adam
Speaker 1: in Duru or Indra's title under which he was laterally deified,
Speaker 1: in which Ariyan title was bodily borrowed by the Hebrews
Speaker 1: as the later title of their tribal god jah Yah chow.
Speaker 1: You know, that's why just a saying Jehovah, though jab
Speaker 1: break us the heads of the dragons in the water,
Speaker 1: Thou breakest the heads of the Leviathan in pieces, and Job,
Speaker 1: who cares about their shit? But anyway, let's read it.
Speaker 1: And Job says his hand hath pierced the fleeing serpent.
Speaker 1: Can'st thou draw out the Leviathan with the hook? See
Speaker 1: they're telling you this story over and over again. How
Speaker 1: do we not? She went overboard, he hooked her, got
Speaker 1: in a net, and then he fucking killed her. That's it,
Speaker 1: that's it. It was a woman. It was a slimy, little,
Speaker 1: fucking child killer. So we know what we need to do.
Speaker 1: The greatest, the greatest thing that ever happened in all
Speaker 1: of history that was told for thousands upon thousands of
Speaker 1: years before the child killers got a hold of the
Speaker 1: story and destroyed it and torpedoed it and drove it
Speaker 1: into the ground, was of mankind, us European types, killing
Speaker 1: a bunch of child killers, getting rid of them, and
Speaker 1: then rehabilitating the people that they were tormenting and torturing
Speaker 1: and creating great civilizations for a golden age. What better purpose?
Speaker 1: What are we waiting for? You know, my grandfather didn't
Speaker 1: have a ferrari. He had a family, and he was
Speaker 1: a great man. I'm not sure where else we would
Speaker 1: need if we were able to accomplish that, if we're
Speaker 1: able to accomplish getting rid of the threats that harm
Speaker 1: the most innocent? Canst thou draw out the viathan with
Speaker 1: a hook or his tongue with a cord which thou
Speaker 1: letest down? Canst thou put a hook in his nose?
Speaker 1: Adam George of Cappadocia and Eden as the historical human
Speaker 1: original of Saint George and the Dragon and the patron
Speaker 1: state of England. This victory over and slaying of the
Speaker 1: Dragon matriarch priestess of the Seguinary beastial cult of Eden
Speaker 1: by Adam George of Cappadocia is now disclosed as a
Speaker 1: human historical origin of the legend of Saint George and
Speaker 1: the Dragon, and it receives historical inscriptional and relatively contemporary
Speaker 1: proof by the votiv or votive or votief. I think
Speaker 1: I don't know recording record engraved on the captured magic
Speaker 1: bowl of Karshmish or Eden by King Udug, which is
Speaker 1: Kine's now Enox. I think it's Enox son the great
Speaker 1: grandson of Adam Tor, to whose memory it was dedicated
Speaker 1: at the foundation of the Great Central Sun Temple at
Speaker 1: Nippur in Mesopotamia. As we have seen under the Holy
Speaker 1: Grail episode, this dedication attests the immense historical importance which
Speaker 1: King Adam's early descei, and it's placed upon his victory
Speaker 1: over Eden. The conspicuous use of the red cross in
Speaker 1: the engagement and this engagement is also significant and confirmatory
Speaker 1: of his identity with Saint George, whose name he actually
Speaker 1: bears in some of the verses, and the numerous early
Speaker 1: Sumerian bebbling and Hittite seals representing this event pictured the
Speaker 1: cross in the form of a Saint George's cross and
Speaker 1: only very rarely as Saint Andrew's cross, which ladder original
Speaker 1: was the Saint George's Cross, which was a really Sat
Speaker 1: George's cross tilted over as carried in an action, So
Speaker 1: if it's on your shoulder and you're leading it, instead
Speaker 1: of it being straight up and down, it's tilted a
Speaker 1: little bit, so it's on it's like what it's like
Speaker 1: a fifteen degree turners like that? Maybe does it makes sense?
Speaker 1: The Great Patron Saint of England is thus disclosed to
Speaker 1: be none other than Adam, the much maligned by Hebrews
Speaker 1: and through them by modern Christians. Yes, they right, right,
Speaker 1: So we're told to hate the greatest person who ever
Speaker 1: come to live, and they happen to be our ancestors
Speaker 1: because religion, because religion is more important than blood, because
Speaker 1: religion is more important than truth, because religions is more
Speaker 1: important than reality. And what do every fucking Abrahamic death
Speaker 1: cult do? They go and destroy history? The Romans did
Speaker 1: this shit. The Christians went on a fucking rampage destroying
Speaker 1: pre Christian shit, calling everything pagan even though they're the
Speaker 1: fucking Pagans. And what did the what did Islam do
Speaker 1: pre Islamic pre Islamic destroying shit? Even Isis destroyed Palmyra,
Speaker 1: which was like Baalbeck, right, and Isis wasn't even you know,
Speaker 1: the Isis is another whole fucking story. But you know
Speaker 1: what they do. They just every place that they go
Speaker 1: they destroy great, wonderful history, toppling things that have been
Speaker 1: standing for thousands of years and burning and destroying anything
Speaker 1: that would give any proof to the people that they
Speaker 1: weren't the first and they were not the progenitors of morality.
Speaker 1: And these aren't their stories. The best way to be
Speaker 1: the original, if you can't come up with shit on
Speaker 1: your own, is to steal and then kill the person
Speaker 1: who fucking originated it, or erase their memory and the
Speaker 1: heart and the minds of others. Then then you can
Speaker 1: be the big hot shot. Yeah, it's one thing. For
Speaker 1: Jewish supremacy is not about being the actual best or
Speaker 1: better than anybody. It's about killing everybody who is better
Speaker 1: than you, leaving only you left, and therefore, by default,
Speaker 1: you make yourself correct. Because they're not smart, they're not clever,
Speaker 1: they can't create, and they can go fuck themselves. They
Speaker 1: what the amount of damage that their religions that they're
Speaker 1: back behind and that they that they work through and
Speaker 1: manipulate have destroyed us for so long, thousands of years,
Speaker 1: and it's about fucking time. I hope we can make
Speaker 1: it back. I hope we can get back. Just why
Speaker 1: I'm That's why I'm doing this, so we get to
Speaker 1: understand who we really are and we're not. We're not
Speaker 1: having to follow the rules or the steps, or play
Speaker 1: the game the way that they set it out before us.
Speaker 1: That's not that's not how we win. We have to
Speaker 1: throw the fucking board right in their face, and just
Speaker 1: do things our way, and remember who the fuck we are.
Speaker 1: The great patron Saint of England is thus disclosed to
Speaker 1: be none other than Adam, the much maligned by Hebrews
Speaker 1: and through them by modern Christians, and ignorance of his
Speaker 1: identity with the great Gentile Gothic king Adam, George of Cappadocia,
Speaker 1: the patron Saint of England, Andrew of this Scotts, and Prometheus,
Speaker 1: the greatest of world kings, who raised the fallen men
Speaker 1: of the old Preadamite world to a higher civilization, to
Speaker 1: the higher civilization. Moreover, we also now find that Adam Thor,
Speaker 1: under his Sumerian title of Zach the sig of the Eda,
Speaker 1: is the historical original original of Jack the Giant Killer
Speaker 1: of the Old Nursery tale, which is seen to be
Speaker 1: an infantile version of one of the greatest historical events
Speaker 1: in the life of our ancestral early Arians, in establishing
Speaker 1: for us the higher civilization. Every fucking story of any
Speaker 1: importance that people have latched onto and have been identified with,
Speaker 1: even when they tried to stomp this story down of
Speaker 1: our people has survived in multiple ways but we still
Speaker 1: didn't have that understanding that was necessary to reconnect with
Speaker 1: who we are. That is what Ellie Woodell did for us,
Speaker 1: and it happened in nineteen thirty right. Obviously, between those
Speaker 1: two World Wars there was a huge crackdown on anything
Speaker 1: like that. It was totally taboo, God forbid since World
Speaker 1: War Two to ever challenge a certain group of fucking faggots.
Speaker 1: All right, so they're going overseeing twenty nine right now.
Speaker 1: It says Adam Airthor, which is remember, if you see AhR,
Speaker 1: that means Arian, if you see ar, that means Arian.
Speaker 1: So it's Airthor, is Arian Thor Arthor is Arian Thor
Speaker 1: enthronement as Victor in Eden and Sumerian, Hittite and Cadman
Speaker 1: British versions and on the Rome title for Eden and
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Speaker 1: I meant to check to see what you guys are
Speaker 1: doing over here. Uh, the pyramid is like an imitation
Speaker 1: amountain to keep watch from in a place where there
Speaker 1: aren't any mountains. This is like him In and it
Speaker 1: is probably a sign of an agriculture like the Sumerians
Speaker 1: that was the Edward Snowmen, and then says also, I
Speaker 1: think the stone age and pyramid might be the only
Speaker 1: sort of watch tower that they could build. So maybe
Speaker 1: the Tower of Babel was a parent. Well, the Tower Babbel,
Speaker 1: from what I gather when we get into the makers
Speaker 1: of civilization and race and history, may have had a
Speaker 1: lot of evidence as being a place to stillore grain
Speaker 1: for a to prevent famine. And Nimrud or Nimrod, doesn't
Speaker 1: I think, think another name for either Kin or his son.
Speaker 1: So they make Nimrod to be this great hunter, which
Speaker 1: is what Caine is known as low the Rider. But
Speaker 1: they make him also ugly because he goes against the
Speaker 1: Semites somehow, right, well, what did he do to go
Speaker 1: against the Semites? This fucking cult wanted to be able
Speaker 1: to starve people at will? What did they do to
Speaker 1: the freaking Russians, whether they do to the Ukrainians. There
Speaker 1: is more than one famine between Lenin and Stalin. What
Speaker 1: do they do all the time when they get into power,
Speaker 1: even when they put somebody into power, like the Jews
Speaker 1: put Maul into power, what happened to the people there?
Speaker 1: Everybody gets starved. It's part of their talmut. They say,
Speaker 1: you can do things by proxy, and it's fine, right.
Speaker 1: Poisoning and starving are their two favorite shit things to do, right,
Speaker 1: So they were pissed off that are people Aryans, Gothic
Speaker 1: Arians created a defense against famine times of scarcity that
Speaker 1: was going against their quote unquote gods. That's why Nimrod
Speaker 1: was was shed on in the Bible because it was
Speaker 1: a place to store grain, and everybody came together to
Speaker 1: help to build it because it was of mutual benefit
Speaker 1: to everybody involved. And then they made them again more
Speaker 1: their historical bullshit that they did. So the town of
Speaker 1: you know, the whole story of Babel, it's all it's
Speaker 1: babbling biblical bullshit. That's Babel. You know, it's funny because
Speaker 1: even back twenty seventeen or eighteen, the very first videos
Speaker 1: that I ever made, I said, you know, it's pretty
Speaker 1: funny that the one guy that they call a Nimrod
Speaker 1: in the Bible is the only guy who's not a
Speaker 1: fucking nimrod, because that was a word that my dad
Speaker 1: used to use to call somebody an idiot. Is or
Speaker 1: he's like, fuck, he called nimrod, you know, so like
Speaker 1: the only guy that's not a Nimrod, because that makes sense.
Speaker 1: If your God's gonna you know, destroy the earth with water,
Speaker 1: makes something a little bit taller so you can breathe.
Speaker 1: If this, if this maniac who likes to throw temper
Speaker 1: tangents and destroy the world, uh, maybe we should make
Speaker 1: some defenses against that. How's that bad? All right, let's
Speaker 1: get into it. All right, I think I need to
Speaker 1: get rid of that part. But there we go Adam
Speaker 1: air Thors and throw me as victor in Eden and
Speaker 1: Samerian Hittite and cave. We already said all that stuff.
Speaker 1: Samearian version of King Thors and throw and Eden and
Speaker 1: the Sumerian psalms are references to King Dar or Adam. Okay,
Speaker 1: so he calls they're called He's called Dan a lot
Speaker 1: because of Dardanos like in Homer. He's from the Dan
Speaker 1: tribe that wasn't Semitic, It wasn't fucking damn Again, everything
Speaker 1: that they say that they are they're not, and the Dardanelles.
Speaker 1: These are places that were established by his ancestor or
Speaker 1: his relatives before he came down prayon fail whatever, until
Speaker 1: he came into Detroy. He set up weaving stations there
Speaker 1: to create clothes, because they made their clothes out of
Speaker 1: cloth versus the bear sarkers, which is the bear skins right,
Speaker 1: or the animal skins, which were the the other kaldi
Speaker 1: semites that they came across. In the Sumerian salms reference
Speaker 1: to Baba Dabah Adams and Thromt on the throne of
Speaker 1: the Shrine Supreme, which is obviously in Eden after his
Speaker 1: victory there, as well as numerous representations of the event
Speaker 1: on the Sacred Sumerian Seal picturing his enthronment on the
Speaker 1: lion throne. Thus it is referred to in some psalms
Speaker 1: on the throne of the Shrine Supreme even on his
Speaker 1: or Dar's thorst seat is a brilliant light when he
Speaker 1: lights it up at the festival they established him joy
Speaker 1: fully on his seat, old Lord. A station on high
Speaker 1: is thy habitation Dar or thor the warrior of the mountain,
Speaker 1: who is subjugadists who subjugateists who carried away the land
Speaker 1: of the disobedient. May thy heart be exalted. It appears
Speaker 1: to be from this enthronement at the head center of
Speaker 1: the Lion tribe at Eden that Adam dar Dan came
Speaker 1: to be represented as seated on a lion throne with
Speaker 1: his foot upon a lion hit type version of his
Speaker 1: enthronement at Eden. The level of translative nonsense that people
Speaker 1: go through just goes to show how like infantile or
Speaker 1: just full of shit people are who make these translations.
Speaker 1: In the first place, it took it took an la
Speaker 1: Wodell to get shit right. The Hittite version of King
Speaker 1: Adam Adam Thor's and thrumm in Eden is well seen
Speaker 1: not only in the Hittite sacred seals. Sacred seals like shit,
Speaker 1: tons of them. Then we get into the makers of civilization,
Speaker 1: You're going to see a lot more of these seals,
Speaker 1: usually about that big, with all these scenes from the
Speaker 1: Eda going, and these these seals are in excavations that
Speaker 1: have got to be at least five thousand years old.
Speaker 1: So the Hittite version of King Adam Thorer's and throwmen
Speaker 1: in Eden is well seen not only in the Hittite
Speaker 1: sacred seals, but also in the magnificent, magnificent Hittite sculpture
Speaker 1: of him enthroned on the lion throne, which was actually
Speaker 1: found at Karchemish or Eden. Ancient British version of Adam's
Speaker 1: victory over Satan or sutz Seth typhon Loki in Eden
Speaker 1: are able right in Eden and the entronement there. Adam's
Speaker 1: victory over the historical human Satan in Eden and the
Speaker 1: Cherubims with flaming swords, and his some of sovereignty there
Speaker 1: as enthroned king of Eden was clearly known to the
Speaker 1: British poet Cadman or Cadman, and presumably so through the EDAs,
Speaker 1: as his meter is in the ordinary Edic measure, and
Speaker 1: the most of and the most of his words are
Speaker 1: later dialectic forms of the Edic, and his title and
Speaker 1: his name me todd or for God as the Creator
Speaker 1: is suggestive of odd title of Adam Thor, who was
Speaker 1: laterally deified by the Arians in his poem on Genesis.
Speaker 1: So he did so many, So this is this, This
Speaker 1: was the string of things that happened for being such
Speaker 1: a freaking amazing human being, Like how would you not
Speaker 1: deify this dude, like who would else? Who else would
Speaker 1: be worthy if not him? But it did kind of
Speaker 1: confuse a lot of people who didn't understand that, you know,
Speaker 1: that's this guy. Oh God talked to you? Huh, Well yeah,
Speaker 1: because it was actually a dude, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Why did God stop talking to people? Well, because they
Speaker 1: stopped writing stories about heroes that they then later deified.
Speaker 1: That's why. In his poem on Genesis, Cadman, even on
Speaker 1: being Christianized, cannot divest himself of the old true tradition
Speaker 1: of his Briton ancestors regarding Adam, and makes satan or
Speaker 1: soot on being dispossessed lament, saying that is my greatest
Speaker 1: sorrow that Adam rot of Earth should hold my firm
Speaker 1: set throne and live in friendly joy while we endure
Speaker 1: this bitter woe in hell, which is funny because hell
Speaker 1: is what Eden was called. Okay here, it is all right, everybody,
Speaker 1: if you're still with us, pay attention. This is fucked up,
Speaker 1: mind blowing shit right here. Rome title for Eden and
Speaker 1: the Mother Son Cult? What our line of the o
Speaker 1: to make it long? Sound? Room or room title for
Speaker 1: Eden and It's Wolf tribe voidaries of the Mother's son cult.
Speaker 1: Now think about that for a second. Do you know
Speaker 1: the story of Romulus and Remus? I know this comes
Speaker 1: thousands of years later, but this is the remnants of
Speaker 1: this of this cult passing around through history, chasing us
Speaker 1: probably from they probably you know, chased us from Greece
Speaker 1: into fucking Rome to destroy that as we were building it.
Speaker 1: The story of Romulosen Remus and the being suckled by
Speaker 1: the wolf. What is that? What do you think that's
Speaker 1: a symbol of where they came from? The wolf mother
Speaker 1: or the serpent wolf cult of the eden Kites. All right.
Speaker 1: In Sumerian, the abode of the oracular priestess from about
Speaker 1: thirty one hundred BC onwards is called Eden or Eaton,
Speaker 1: the latter form being in series with the attic Yotin
Speaker 1: name for Eden and sign. Tificantly, the Sumerian word sign
Speaker 1: was also given the synonym word form of rum Rum,
Speaker 1: which is in agreement with the Rome title. In this
Speaker 1: edic lay, Rome of the Eda is thus seen to
Speaker 1: have been a synonym for Eden and its wolf tribe,
Speaker 1: priestess and Kaldi people. This now appears to explain the
Speaker 1: legend that the mythical founders of the new Roman Italy,
Speaker 1: Romulus and Remus were wolf suckled, suggesting that they were
Speaker 1: of the mother cult of the wolf tribe of the Romes.
Speaker 1: And the Italian physical type is the same non Aryan
Speaker 1: type as that of the Aboriginal dark Chaldeans Lyceans, which
Speaker 1: actually means wolf, etc. The so called Mediterranean or Iberian race.
Speaker 1: So Mediterranean. Yeah. Moreover, Rome or Ramt was the title
Speaker 1: of the set wolf and serpent worshiping aborigines of ancient
Speaker 1: Egypt and Romany is the title of the dark non
Speaker 1: Aryan fortune telling gypsies and weirds of Romania and elsewhere
Speaker 1: of the Mediterranean or Iberian race. And the present day
Speaker 1: Muslim title of rum or Room for Asia Minor and
Speaker 1: for their religious capital at countstan Atinople was not borrowed
Speaker 1: from the Italian Rome, as is generally supposed. It was
Speaker 1: already there. It was already established as that name. So
Speaker 1: that tells you a lot, doesn't it. What it also
Speaker 1: tells you I have to add here is that just
Speaker 1: because you may be a Mediterranean type, there were plenty
Speaker 1: of not only Gothic Aryans in those territories as well,
Speaker 1: but there was also plenty of just like wherever else
Speaker 1: our people went, the Gothic Arian people went, there were
Speaker 1: the pieces of shit, just like everywhere else, and the
Speaker 1: people who were happy that they showed up. So just
Speaker 1: because the Italians might have been slightly different ethnicity or
Speaker 1: maybe a different ethnicity than doesn't mean that they were
Speaker 1: just discarded as being oh you're not you know what
Speaker 1: I mean? Like they were a lot of them were
Speaker 1: valiant allies. You know, Greece was actually comprised by with
Speaker 1: a lot of it earlier on, not later, with a
Speaker 1: lot of the Gothic Arrian type. But anyway, I digress.
Speaker 1: I'm German, Irish and Italian, Southern Italian, and actually know
Speaker 1: all the way up to Naples, I guess that's almost
Speaker 1: German again, right when you get to kind of to
Speaker 1: northern Italy anyhow, Uh Okay. It thus appears that the
Speaker 1: original head center seat of the Mother Son cult, with
Speaker 1: its shaven and befrogged matriarchists, make matriarchist priests and priestess,
Speaker 1: is inveterately antagonistic to the monotheistic idea of God. Let's
Speaker 1: say that again, the cult, with its shaven and defract
Speaker 1: matriarchist priests and priestess is inveterately antagonistic to the monotheistic
Speaker 1: idea of God and to the advance of the higher
Speaker 1: knowledge and civilization. They're how what type of creature is
Speaker 1: against the advancement of higher knowledge and civilization? Explain that
Speaker 1: to me. Somebody who wants you to know nothing so
Speaker 1: that they can constantly harm you and be dominating over you.
Speaker 1: And then in that case, if they keep you stupid.
Speaker 1: They are the smartest people in the world. It's not
Speaker 1: because they're smart, they're just have to be smarter than you.
Speaker 1: Do you see how they're creating that through tech. Do
Speaker 1: you see how they're creating that through our society, How
Speaker 1: they're dumbing down and de evolution of people. Do you
Speaker 1: see that they already weakened us. They made people lose
Speaker 1: their warrior edge over time. It was from prehistoric time
Speaker 1: immemorial called Rome or Rome and the Home of Mother Mary,
Speaker 1: which is another weird one because Mother Mary obviously you
Speaker 1: know who Jesus' mom is, but Mary is also a
Speaker 1: name for elu l Regeneration of Eden. They actually called
Speaker 1: it Mother Mary, Regeneration of Eden and Uplifting of Man
Speaker 1: by Madam By Adam in the Sumerian and Babylonian versions.
Speaker 1: Sumerian and Babylonian versions of the Regeneration of Eden by
Speaker 1: King Dar or Adam, there are frequent references in the
Speaker 1: Sumerian hymns to King Dar or Adam scattering the seed
Speaker 1: of his higher civilization and exalting of man and his
Speaker 1: clemency towards his quantum enemies. Thus, for example, in the
Speaker 1: same hymn which celebrates his capture of the stone bowl
Speaker 1: of Eden, Dar now semideified, is it claimed as Dar
Speaker 1: or thor exalter of man who makes joyful his side,
Speaker 1: the lord who grants pardon to his conquered city. Right,
Speaker 1: fair boy, does this not sound a lot like the
Speaker 1: Scythians or the the Visigoths. The Goths have everybody ever
Speaker 1: watched logos, remember how they treated their the people. That
Speaker 1: they were fierce, strong, powerful warriors, the Scythians, but they
Speaker 1: always treated those they conquered with dignity and respect. No notice,
Speaker 1: notice is a trend here with our with our people. Right,
Speaker 1: the lord who grants pardons to his conquered city, has
Speaker 1: driven his chariot over the mountain, has scattered wide the
Speaker 1: seed men all together have proclaimed his name daily for
Speaker 1: sovereignty over them. They're asking for them for that, they're asked.
Speaker 1: They want that thou wert the warrior of the mountain
Speaker 1: who subjugated, And then they don't have to subjugate in
Speaker 1: the mean way. We just have to put down the
Speaker 1: bad part. This annexation and transformation of Eden Urdu or
Speaker 1: Er into a real paradise by Adam and Dhara and
Speaker 1: his son Kin the Sun Duke. Marduk now explains how
Speaker 1: Urdu or Iridu came in the later Sumerian and Babylonian
Speaker 1: hymns to be called a home of these two deified
Speaker 1: Gothic heroes, and in secular literature was the land of
Speaker 1: the Emirates oopsie, a people whom I have shown in
Speaker 1: previous works to have been a branch of the Hittites
Speaker 1: and of Gothic race. Boy, those those Jews are really
Speaker 1: clever about picking out who to hate, aren't they. Indeed,
Speaker 1: King Adam Dar's magnanimous forgiveness of the ablelites able ablelites
Speaker 1: Baldeerites or Tadmuzites with permission to return to the reforms
Speaker 1: Eden when they themselves had become law abiding, so he
Speaker 1: reformed these people from their old ways, giving them a
Speaker 1: chance and opportunity. Now, again, that might not been the
Speaker 1: best idea. Maybe he's a little bit more scrutiny should
Speaker 1: have been applied, because that cult, in that mentality is
Speaker 1: still here, right, and we know what kind of lying
Speaker 1: liars who lie they are. But again it seems to
Speaker 1: be like our blind side is that we are not
Speaker 1: of their nature so much that it takes us a
Speaker 1: long time to even comprehend that somebody would be as
Speaker 1: capable of being as treacherous as they are. Like there
Speaker 1: was a time when, you know, the crypto Jew thing
Speaker 1: was a very easy thing for people to get away
Speaker 1: with pretending that they're a Christian, like the like the Alambrado.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry that Moranos and stuff like that, because nobody
Speaker 1: would have ever contemplated that somebody would lie about their
Speaker 1: beligist beliefs and go that far to do so. They
Speaker 1: didn't understand the mind of the Jew, you know, And
Speaker 1: that's been our downfall a lot, because we can't put
Speaker 1: ourselves in that position to even but you know, and
Speaker 1: once you understand the sinners in mind, you kind of
Speaker 1: wish you didn't, But uh, it's it's the most uh
Speaker 1: beneficial to you when having to deal with others that
Speaker 1: you're cautious. You know what I mean, To return to
Speaker 1: the reformed Eden, when they themselves had become law abiding
Speaker 1: and somewhat reformed, with a reformed new generation of mother
Speaker 1: son leaders, to dwell amongst Adam's civilized sons of God. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know I want to talk about here. The Goths
Speaker 1: seems to be reflected even in the later hymns of
Speaker 1: the Kaldis themselves, though they suppressed therein all reference to
Speaker 1: Adam's name, of course they do. Thus these later Kaldi
Speaker 1: hymns sing. They sing to Anana, they sing to l
Speaker 1: the second to her women cried that in heaven there
Speaker 1: is like on earth, there is like magnified. He magnified
Speaker 1: as the lord in Urdu or heard of Eden. Its
Speaker 1: brick walls respond upon Urdu a faithful eye he cast.
Speaker 1: They're the valiant in his boat descended where grass was
Speaker 1: not their grasp is eaten. Where water was not, water
Speaker 1: is drunk. Because he's fixing the land, he's cultivating shit,
Speaker 1: He's making life grow out of the ground. Food. Where
Speaker 1: the cattle sheds were not cattle sheds are built the spade,
Speaker 1: labors not and the granary shall be heaped. But don't
Speaker 1: give credit to that adam Guy. Advent of the Goths
Speaker 1: under King Kin into Mesopotamia as the Sumerians and their
Speaker 1: colonization and civilization of Mesopotamia, Persia into in this valley
Speaker 1: Egypt crete where haven't we been? And Europe and the
Speaker 1: site of King Arthur's camelot. A full account of the
Speaker 1: advent of the Goths into Mesopotama as the so called
Speaker 1: Sumerians of a steriologists and their colonization and civilization of
Speaker 1: the world is detailed in my recent work. Yet do
Speaker 1: you know, for the longest time they just said Sumerians
Speaker 1: are Sumerians. We don't know where they came from. The
Speaker 1: Kadians then, as like all these later date people that
Speaker 1: were but they were, they were content with not knowing
Speaker 1: that answer because the answer was Gothic arians, and they
Speaker 1: didn't like that answer. The answer was the same everywhere.
Speaker 1: They didn't like that answer, so they had to semitize
Speaker 1: and like shit all over the World's history of the
Speaker 1: colonization and civilization of the world is detailed in my
Speaker 1: recent work The Makers of Civilization and raci and history,
Speaker 1: which will be the next book we read. From the content,
Speaker 1: I've read it already, so I know that's gonna be good.
Speaker 1: A couple of times from the contemporary and other official
Speaker 1: historical Sumerian at Babylonian and Egyptian records. Within a century
Speaker 1: after King Kin's annexation of Mesopotamia and the establishment there
Speaker 1: of his chief sea capital at an Enoch, we find
Speaker 1: about thirty two forty five BC, Cain's grandson as priest
Speaker 1: king of the city of Kish at an old junction
Speaker 1: with the Tigris, and presumably Emperor of Mesopotamia, as he
Speaker 1: deposited the trophy stone Bull of Eden or Holy Grail
Speaker 1: of his great grandfather Air or Arthur right or to
Speaker 1: whom he dedicated it to zag at the Great Sun
Speaker 1: Temple of Nippur, which he built about fifty miles up
Speaker 1: the river from Enoch city. This city, generally known as
Speaker 1: Nippur after the Arab hamlet of Nifar near the near
Speaker 1: its site, was presumably found by King Adam or Arthur himself,
Speaker 1: as it is frequently called in the Samarian hymns, the
Speaker 1: beloved city of Lord Adar being a frequent title for
Speaker 1: Thor in the EDA. This is supported by This is
Speaker 1: supported not only by it having been selected as the
Speaker 1: site for depositing King Arthur's Holy Grail, but also by
Speaker 1: its official name in the later records being city of
Speaker 1: Lord Zach zachs or Sak, a later form of spelling
Speaker 1: of King of Dar's title of Well, you can also
Speaker 1: call Zeus and yeah, all right. Colonization of where we are,
Speaker 1: I'll go to four hundred. Then we're going to cut
Speaker 1: it off. Colonization of Persian golf and in this valley
Speaker 1: by King Kin's Gothic descendants as the first Phoenician dynasty
Speaker 1: about thirty one hundred BC. By about thirty one hundred BC,
Speaker 1: we find the first Phoenician. Remember, there's two different types
Speaker 1: of Phoenician waves. One of them was much more merchantcy
Speaker 1: than the other. But they always blend them together, and
Speaker 1: they say that the Phoenicians were a bunch of child killers.
Speaker 1: Wrong again, wrong again, But they again they put this
Speaker 1: shit in your face, and they smear it in your
Speaker 1: face to make you not want to look at your
Speaker 1: own history. How do they do that best? They give
Speaker 1: your history it their personality, their traits, the things that
Speaker 1: you find repulsive to where someone else was talking about this.
Speaker 1: I think it was Enrid Snowman. I was going around
Speaker 1: looking through everything China when I was writing this book.
Speaker 1: I'm like, has there been this fucking decent human being
Speaker 1: in all of history? Do they all have some kind
Speaker 1: of messed up, fucking problem with them? Like is every
Speaker 1: every person in the Bible is a fucking asshole? Then
Speaker 1: you realize, okay, yeah, okay, because it's because they're lying.
Speaker 1: It's because it's the same type of people that are
Speaker 1: poisoning every story. Got it. Well, that's good to know
Speaker 1: because now you know that there is nobility, there's something
Speaker 1: to live up to. It isn't a human condition. There
Speaker 1: was no original sin, and you can fucking kick these
Speaker 1: people's asses, all right. So by about thirty we find
Speaker 1: the first Phoenetian dynasty, as a branch of the Aryan
Speaker 1: Sumerians and descended from Hercules and the chief seafearing branch
Speaker 1: of the Samerians, established in the vast palatial city Lagash
Speaker 1: on the Persian Gulf, with other capitals at kish and
Speaker 1: Iraq or Enoch, and as a mighty imperial colonizing state,
Speaker 1: the site of two of their of their great colonies
Speaker 1: in the Indus Valley Indus Valley, India. What was the
Speaker 1: other the word the Ganges area the Indus Valley have
Speaker 1: recently been unearthed with vast palatial remains, including numerous official
Speaker 1: and private seals from their cemeteries, which seals I have
Speaker 1: deciphered and translated, and which with their culture I have
Speaker 1: termed Indo Sumerian and described in a previous work which
Speaker 1: would be makers of civilization and race in history, colonization
Speaker 1: and civilization of Egypt and Western Europe including Britain, by
Speaker 1: Third Phoenician dynasty of Aryans under Sargan the First and
Speaker 1: his son Many's about twenty seven to twenty BC. Sargon
Speaker 1: the First was one of our guys in my work
Speaker 1: about In my work above cited, I have demonstrated by
Speaker 1: the new historical and contemporary inscriptional evidence that the Third
Speaker 1: Arian Phoenician dynasty under Sargon the Great and his father
Speaker 1: and grandfather were pre dynastic kings of Egypt, and that
Speaker 1: the son of Sargon the First was Many's, the founder
Speaker 1: of the first dynasty of Egypt and the so called
Speaker 1: first introducer of hydroglyphs into Egypt for continuous writing, and
Speaker 1: that these hieroglyphs themselves, as well as the radical elements
Speaker 1: in the ancient Egyptian language, were derived from the Sumerian
Speaker 1: picture writing and language, and these adventurous Aryan, Sumero, Phoenicians
Speaker 1: and Gothic mariners from Mesopotamia, Asia Minor and Egypt had
Speaker 1: already scoured the unknown western seas under Sargon and Many's
Speaker 1: and established colonies along the western Mediterranean of Europe and
Speaker 1: out beyond the Pillars of Hercules to the tin mines
Speaker 1: of Cornwall and ancient Britain. The much remoter dates for
Speaker 1: the Sumerians and Mesotamia, and for the dates of Many's
Speaker 1: of the first Egyptian dynasty at president in vogue amongst
Speaker 1: writers of Sumerian, Mesopotamian and Egyptian history, are found to
Speaker 1: be merely fanciful conjectures and not founded on concrete historical fact,
Speaker 1: which also means that gives more credence to the fact that, yes,
Speaker 1: those pyramids were already there, because they're much older than
Speaker 1: a couple of thousand years ago or four thousand years old.
Speaker 1: Arthurian legendary camelaw as Gimli, the name Gimli or Gimmel
Speaker 1: Gimla I guess which Adam Arthorp or Arthur appears to
Speaker 1: have applied to his regenerated Eden or Garden of Eden,
Speaker 1: or to a new capital further down the river obviously
Speaker 1: discloses the law lost original site of the famous capital
Speaker 1: of Camelot or Camelot Yordy of King Arthur's legend. The
Speaker 1: final T is in series with the final D. The
Speaker 1: Samerian locative fix locative effix often affixed to place and
Speaker 1: personal names in the Edda, Camelot was one of the
Speaker 1: chief cities at which King Arthur held his court with
Speaker 1: Queen Guinevere, Sir Gawain, and his other knights and ladies.
Speaker 1: In the Legends of the Welsh, Britons and Bretons, the
Speaker 1: descriptions of the festivals at King Arthur's court at Camelot,
Speaker 1: with its sworn brotherhood went on when on holiday there.
Speaker 1: In the gay old world of our Gothic ancestors, as
Speaker 1: seen through the classes of medieval European knightly errantry, reflects
Speaker 1: much of the above picture. In the Eda Arthur, the
Speaker 1: Knight sorry Arthur, the king holds court at Camelot upon
Speaker 1: a christ Christmas tide. His princes there were from their
Speaker 1: many realms together got to hold rich revel That is
Speaker 1: the flout I think that fated of care, quick as
Speaker 1: the nimble creatures of the air. They met in medley
Speaker 1: of the tournament, oftentimes beaten, and the fluttering banners rare
Speaker 1: and thronged Back thence to court the long day spent,
Speaker 1: sworn brothers all alike, to newer merriment with all the
Speaker 1: joy in life. They met together, each with the lady
Speaker 1: to himself most dear, caught by the Christmas tide into
Speaker 1: the tether comeley was the was Arthur King. By by
Speaker 1: days there it's dai asked. But today by days there
Speaker 1: and of all ladies' loveliest guenevere eve, Arthur was lofty
Speaker 1: of spirit, brave in fight, his men attended by the
Speaker 1: days this new year. His progress brought to the hall
Speaker 1: many a night, agravain and gown pillars of fame each side,
Speaker 1: the queen attending her behests. And Okay, so this talks
Speaker 1: about the name Eda being basically the knowledge I need
Speaker 1: to de goal through the etymology of this. But we're
Speaker 1: gonna stop here. We'll do one last one. I thought
Speaker 1: I was gonna get it all done, but I had
Speaker 1: a description tonight. So if you haven't seen one, two, three,
Speaker 1: or four or five, it's going to take you a while,
Speaker 1: but I think it's really worth it if you really,
Speaker 1: if you enjoyed any of this, this was like the
Speaker 1: less exciting shit compared to what I've already gone over
Speaker 1: in this. So I implore you if you care, if
Speaker 1: you want to know about your ancestors, if you want
Speaker 1: to know who you are, even though it's a fucking
Speaker 1: jew talking to that song, there's a there's a peripheral
Speaker 1: song where it like the tempo comes up and goes,
Speaker 1: did you forget who you are? It's fucking perfect, perfect
Speaker 1: setting for that sign to wake that fuck up. When
Speaker 1: you do it means you also have a U. I
Speaker 1: would say, there's an obligation that comes along with the knowledge,
Speaker 1: wouldn't you say? Good to go? All right, everybody, thank
Speaker 1: you and thank you to any Edward Snowman for the support.
Speaker 1: Anyone else wants to do it, to do it well,
Speaker 1: still up, and let's say best. Channe On Rumbo Area said,
Speaker 1: that looks like I got everybody. I got everybody? Cool?
Speaker 1: All right, guys, we will do this some other time,
Speaker 1: like maybe tomorrow, I might do a call in show tomorrow,
Speaker 1: or I'll probably just finish this up and then get
Speaker 1: started on the next thing, all right later. It's been
Speaker 1: a pleasure.