Speaker 1: Something's going to happen.
Speaker 2: What's going to happen?
Speaker 3: Help?
Speaker 1: And and basically the whole idea of cutting the seal
Speaker 1: wants globalism kicks in and we take Mexico in as
Speaker 1: part of America, you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and that's that's another big thing too, is taking
Speaker 4: Mexico in seems like what we're doing now with Trump.
Speaker 4: So it was all mis direction going for Canada because
Speaker 4: what they really one is Mexico because Mexico is their tie.
Speaker 1: Back to Atlantis, the Mesoamerican and the Coco with the Chico.
Speaker 1: Early Masonic orders are said to have come out of
Speaker 1: the Mayan practices.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Absolutely, so I guess we're starting.
Speaker 2: Where they think Atlantis is.
Speaker 1: Well, the Mayans say they came from a tall A tall,
Speaker 1: A tall, where's a tall? That's a name for Atlantis? Okay,
Speaker 1: in the you know, because they had to flee because
Speaker 1: of a catastrophe. So and they claimed their lineage back
Speaker 1: to atall.
Speaker 4: The Aztecs believe that they came from a place up
Speaker 4: north called.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that sounds like hyper what is ultimateule something
Speaker 1: along those lines.
Speaker 4: Well, there is evidence to show that there were tribes
Speaker 4: going back and forth, you know, around the peninsula or
Speaker 4: the what's what's that California peninsula right there that just
Speaker 4: runs aha, the Baja Peninsula, going back and forth across
Speaker 4: that desert. There were you know, on a Sazi and
Speaker 4: all the rest of this stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and go into you know about Mesa Verde, that
Speaker 1: whole area, and and you've got petroglyphs. I've been out,
Speaker 1: I've hiked out and seen them. But it's basically, uh,
Speaker 1: they talk about fleeing. It's a catastrophe, man. You know.
Speaker 1: That's why they were on top of the green table,
Speaker 1: you know, the Mesa with the nick what's up?
Speaker 5: What's up?
Speaker 4: So do you guys have the link? I think we
Speaker 4: can pull it up and just start looking through it.
Speaker 4: If you go to archive dot org, they pull up
Speaker 4: sixty eighth Convocation. There's a little search bar where you
Speaker 4: can just type in anything and then just go straight
Speaker 4: to it so you can find it. Yeah, you can
Speaker 4: use the keyword search and just boom, it's right there.
Speaker 4: So the sixty eighth Convocation is a book about well, I.
Speaker 1: Don't know, are we recording it?
Speaker 6: Well, okay, sorry, it's a book about the meeting between
Speaker 6: the Freemasons, the Illuminati, the Roast Crucians, and I think
Speaker 6: there was a couple of other groups.
Speaker 4: And this meeting took place in nineteen sixteen at Beverly
Speaker 4: Hall in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. And so this meeting has
Speaker 4: the notes right from this meeting and all of the
Speaker 4: topics they were talking about. But what's interesting is that
Speaker 4: there were sixty seven other convocations before this one, and
Speaker 4: the only one that really came out was this one
Speaker 4: because of Bill Cooper. So Bill Cooper got this said
Speaker 4: to him in the mail the sixty eighth convocation because
Speaker 4: somebody found it in a library somewhere, and so as
Speaker 4: soon as the conspiracy theorists got their hands on it,
Speaker 4: they just made copies and widely distributed it everywhere. So
Speaker 4: that's one of the ways that it made it up
Speaker 4: onto right here on the Internet archive. It is because
Speaker 4: it was a pretty significant book. So you know, right
Speaker 4: here on the cover you've got the Masonic triangle and
Speaker 4: everything else sort of you know existing in there. But
Speaker 4: as you go down a couple of pages you can
Speaker 4: see the seal of the United.
Speaker 1: States, right, And it's funny how they have the in
Speaker 1: the reverse side. First, No, they have they No, that's
Speaker 1: that's the correct order. So the reverse side is the
Speaker 1: pyramid with the eye on top. So what year did
Speaker 1: we adopt this as the seal?
Speaker 4: Nineteen thirty two, This is nineteen sixteen, nineteen sixteen. They're
Speaker 4: planning out America's destiny before it reaches the mainstream. So
Speaker 4: this is one of the reasons why Bill Cooper was
Speaker 4: so thrilled with finding this is because it proves that
Speaker 4: not only are all these different mystery schools and all
Speaker 4: these different mystery cults getting together and making decisions about
Speaker 4: the United States, but it's central to how do you
Speaker 4: know States is perceived around the world.
Speaker 1: Right, And interestingly, you know, as far as the whole
Speaker 1: reverse seal being the pyramid with the eye, they specifically
Speaker 1: talk about that this is the tenet of the Illuminati
Speaker 1: and that these are the teachings of the Illuminati within
Speaker 1: the book itself, right.
Speaker 4: And the Illuminati are present at this meeting, so whoever
Speaker 4: they are, well and when.
Speaker 1: You go through this, you know they're talking about sin
Speaker 1: and moral rectitude and reincarnation and the Christ consciousness. And
Speaker 1: they also mentioned the fact that Jesus was just a
Speaker 1: regular guy. That was his last reincarnation cycle and he
Speaker 1: was in like the Christ or the Christ consciousness, so
Speaker 1: this is also preaching the idea of christ consciousness as well,
Speaker 1: like Christiana Murdy and Theosophy.
Speaker 4: There's a huge Theosophical influence in this book. And when
Speaker 4: you consider that Theosophy had been around since what the
Speaker 4: eighteen sixties, right for them to have this kind of
Speaker 4: an influence on this book is pretty huge. It's saying
Speaker 4: that all these different cults, all these different you know,
Speaker 4: mystery schools and everything else, are going by what the
Speaker 4: Theosophus developed in late nineteen hundreds, So that's, you know,
Speaker 4: this could be what they wanted as a one world
Speaker 4: religion coming through these pages. And this was back in
Speaker 4: nineteen sixteen, so they've been planning this stuff for a
Speaker 4: long time.
Speaker 1: A long time. And they talk about, at least within
Speaker 1: the section on the Great Seal, that the reverse of
Speaker 1: the Great Seal has never been cut into a die,
Speaker 1: and then it won't be cut into a die until
Speaker 1: America has absorbed Mexico. And if you look up on Google.
Speaker 1: I actually looked up on Google and when you read it,
Speaker 1: it says I had to has the Seal ever been cut?
Speaker 1: And they said no, the reverse seal of the Great
Speaker 1: The reverse of the Great Seal of the United States
Speaker 1: has never been cut into it die and it says
Speaker 1: the reverse seal was designed in seventeen eighty two, but
Speaker 1: it was never intended to be used separately from the verse.
Speaker 4: Right, So we're dealing with something very holy and sacred
Speaker 4: to whatever this religion is. Right, And a lot of
Speaker 4: people don't know about this book because you know, I
Speaker 4: think most researchers think of it as being too weighty
Speaker 4: or being too occulty for them to understand.
Speaker 1: Yeah, to me, it kind of fell into the idea
Speaker 1: that it's just another modern reseecrution kind of you know.
Speaker 1: And that's the thing. You go back to the early rescrutions,
Speaker 1: and they were more dealing with al chemical ideas in
Speaker 1: the way to kind of you know, turn lead into
Speaker 1: gold or the body into immortality. And then you come
Speaker 1: forward to these newer resecrution type documents in the eight
Speaker 1: late eighteen hundreds, early nineteen hundreds, and they're all about
Speaker 1: shaping the main moral rectitude. It's a completely different kind
Speaker 1: of philosophy than the early re secrution stuff you look at.
Speaker 4: Right, which plays a major factor in America's post war
Speaker 4: period because they got really really interested in doing more
Speaker 4: social engineering than they were involved in, like you know,
Speaker 4: the hard sciences, and trying to figure out all the
Speaker 4: buttons to push to get nature working in a certain direction.
Speaker 4: So this sort of shifted, I think it represents a
Speaker 4: previous shift that had been coming for a while. But
Speaker 4: they were no longer interested in the spiritual aspects as
Speaker 4: much as they were in shaping the human mind. Right,
Speaker 4: You get that in a big way. Now. This book
Speaker 4: is connected to another book by Manly P. Hall called
Speaker 4: The Destiny of America, Right, And that one is really
Speaker 4: interesting too because he says, all the way back in
Speaker 4: the time of Francis Bacon.
Speaker 1: I was gonna mention that, yeah.
Speaker 4: He believed that America could be the new Atlantis. From
Speaker 4: that point forward, you're starting to get this idea of
Speaker 4: the place where we're living as being there kind of
Speaker 4: holy grail. And if you think about the pivot from
Speaker 4: going from these alchemical hearts scientist scientists to now this
Speaker 4: focus on shaping the human mind, they're trying to get
Speaker 4: the utopia the same way that communists try to achieve
Speaker 4: utopias by changing the man.
Speaker 1: Right, And now there is a great deal of information
Speaker 1: in this so well as well about it goes on
Speaker 1: at some length about the soul from Lamaria had reincarnated
Speaker 1: into Atlantis and basically took that civilization to the height
Speaker 1: that basically, you know, it collapsed. And basically now all
Speaker 1: those souls from Atlantis are being you know, reincarnated in
Speaker 1: the Americas for the same type of purpose.
Speaker 4: Why don't we get to those portions if you could
Speaker 4: hit the little search button hit Atlantis in that search bar.
Speaker 1: Yeah, up here in the left hand corner, the little
Speaker 1: there you go.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just type in Atlantis and where you go. So
Speaker 4: I think here we go.
Speaker 1: And if you want to read.
Speaker 2: When Atlantis ruled the world, that which is now America
Speaker 2: was connected with Egypt by what is now Mexico. And
Speaker 2: in Mexico, in the territory of Yucatan, there's a pyramid
Speaker 2: in which the fire philosophers worshiped God as divided fire
Speaker 2: in life in like manner as did the initiates of Egypt.
Speaker 2: For the two the two were one.
Speaker 1: You can you can zoom in down the corner.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so, nick uh, do you remember the Order of
Speaker 7: kettel Quaddle doing their fire dance at the pyramids?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, they're big with Mexico.
Speaker 8: There's a lot of people of like Mansip was headed
Speaker 8: to Mexico for a reason, a lot of people from
Speaker 8: Mexico for cult reasons, Cley reasons.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, crow Wasn't that where Crowley got his thirty
Speaker 1: three degree initiation?
Speaker 5: I know there was something he came up with Lakers
Speaker 5: down there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm pretty sure that was in South America if
Speaker 1: I remember right.
Speaker 4: Well, I think it was in Mexico because he, uh,
Speaker 4: Crowley hooked up with the president of Mexico at the time, right,
Speaker 4: and they were trying for days, and in England and
Speaker 4: Europe they didn't want to give Crowley his you know,
Speaker 4: his degrees because they hated the guy, right, But Mexico,
Speaker 4: the president and one of these freemason guys hooked him
Speaker 4: up and gave him his thirty third degree while he
Speaker 4: was out in the desert, you know, doing butt stuff
Speaker 4: with him.
Speaker 1: Well, and that was when he was in South America.
Speaker 1: That's the whole Agent sixty sixty sixth book, where he
Speaker 1: was working for British Petroleum and basically getting the oil
Speaker 1: in the hands of the oligarchs. Right.
Speaker 4: And once you understand this book, it's no longer a
Speaker 4: matter of theory anymore. All you have to do is
Speaker 4: start tracing these names back that they give you in
Speaker 4: the book to all of these different industries, right, because
Speaker 4: the dedication page alone you'll find all these different links
Speaker 4: and all the rest of the stuff. It really is
Speaker 4: a Rosetta stone of understanding early century connections through the Illuminati. Yeah,
Speaker 4: which is one of the reasons why I was so
Speaker 4: into Now. I wanted to talk a little bit about
Speaker 4: Beverly Hall first. Yeah, what about Pascal Beverly Randolph, the
Speaker 4: guy who founded Beverly Hall in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I'm not aware of him that much. I
Speaker 1: just know that's who it was that was behind founding it.
Speaker 1: But they talk about Beverly Hall in regard to building
Speaker 1: this Temple of Osiris for the new Initiates, that they
Speaker 1: planted these special roses of the rosy cross like five
Speaker 1: years ahead of time so they could be able to
Speaker 1: harvest them specifically for this convocation. So there's a lot
Speaker 1: of preparation leading up within the Resecrucians to making this
Speaker 1: whole thing happen.
Speaker 4: Right, And that is important because it shows you not
Speaker 4: only that these people are deeply into ritual. But they're
Speaker 4: also carrying these rituals out right in front of everybody's faces,
Speaker 4: and nobody really bats an eye but Pascal Beverly Randolph
Speaker 4: October eighteen twenty five to July twenty nine, eighteen seventy
Speaker 4: five was an American medical doctor, occultist, spiritualist, trance medium,
Speaker 4: and writer. He is notable as perhaps the first person
Speaker 4: to introduce the principles of erotic alchemy to North America, and,
Speaker 4: according to A. E. Waite, published the earliest known Rosicrucian
Speaker 4: order within the United States. So this guy, Pascal Beverly Randolph,
Speaker 4: is the founder of this little order in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 4: He grew up in New York City and was baptized
Speaker 4: at the Church of the Transfiguration Episcopal Manhattan. He was
Speaker 4: a free black man, also very interesting to and his
Speaker 4: descendant of William Randolph. His father was the nephew of
Speaker 4: John Randolph of Roanoke, and his mother was Flora Beverly,
Speaker 4: whom he later described as being mixed English, French, German,
Speaker 4: Native American and African ancestry. So when you're talking about bloodlines,
Speaker 4: you have to think, you know, is this what the
Speaker 4: American bloodlines ended up looking like because a lot of
Speaker 4: his ancestry really did go back to Old World Europe
Speaker 4: as well. As a teen and young man, Randolph traveled
Speaker 4: widely due to his work abroad sailing vessels. He journeyed
Speaker 4: to England, through Europe and far East in Persia, where
Speaker 4: his interest in mysticism and the occult led him to
Speaker 4: study with local practitioners of folk magic and various religions.
Speaker 4: Now to me, this is sounding a lot like the
Speaker 4: life of Alista Crowley, right, He's an early sort of
Speaker 4: Crowley template.
Speaker 1: Well, and yes, have one of the rothschilds that was
Speaker 1: going around to there was a lot of these younger
Speaker 1: elite jet setters that had their yachts and they were
Speaker 1: just going around the world, you know, getting into these
Speaker 1: various occult kind of things that were also linked in
Speaker 1: with the oss as well.
Speaker 4: Exactly after leaving the sea, Randolphin marked on his public
Speaker 4: career as a lecturer and writer. By his mid twenties,
Speaker 4: he regularly appeared on stage as a trance medium and
Speaker 4: advertised his services as a spiritual practitioner in magazines associated
Speaker 4: with spiritualism. Like many spiritualists of his era, he lectured
Speaker 4: on the favor of abolition of slavery. After emancipation, he
Speaker 4: taught literacy to free slaves in New Orleans. In addition
Speaker 4: to his work as a trans medium, Randolph trained as
Speaker 4: a doctor of medicine and wrote and published both fictional
Speaker 4: and instructive books on his theories of health, sexuality, spiritualism,
Speaker 4: and occultism. He wrote more than fifty works on magic
Speaker 4: and medicine and established an independent publishing company and was
Speaker 4: an avid promoter of birth control. This goes into the
Speaker 4: Birth Control League and why we had people like uh man,
Speaker 4: what's her name?
Speaker 1: Oh, I know who you're talking about.
Speaker 4: You know who I'm talking about. She's the big promoter
Speaker 4: of abortion birth control. She was part of the Birth
Speaker 4: Control League.
Speaker 1: It's not iron Ree and she founded Parenthood. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Singer Margaret Sanger. Margaret Sanger was also a Roe secrusion
Speaker 4: and or handler. The guy who managed her and put
Speaker 4: her different places to speak with different people. He was
Speaker 4: actually managing other women. They had about five other women,
Speaker 4: one for every continent that was pushing the ideas of
Speaker 4: birth control on all these different continents as well. So
Speaker 4: through this ro secruc order we get the spread of
Speaker 4: birth control and abortion being spread over the entire world.
Speaker 4: You had one in Japan, you had one in China.
Speaker 4: You had all these different women that were out pushing
Speaker 4: birth control from the Beverly Randolph.
Speaker 1: Coming out of ro Secrucian philosophy. And I think this
Speaker 1: is also about the same time you had Kellogg's with
Speaker 1: his making of the early cereals to decrease the libido.
Speaker 5: Oh yo, that guy was all about not having six right.
Speaker 8: That guy circumcised himself with no with no painkills to
Speaker 8: make sure he didn't have sense with his wife.
Speaker 1: This is to start, yes, you know, even when when
Speaker 1: it wasn't doing so well, his brother took it and
Speaker 1: he put sugar on it and sold it to the public.
Speaker 1: But they had these health camps where people would come
Speaker 1: and basically and it was also tied into I think
Speaker 1: a series of orphanages and they were basically feeding them
Speaker 1: this stuff and they put what was a saltpeter in
Speaker 1: it as well to basically make it so that there
Speaker 1: was zero to b though in the males.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they did some weird stuff over it. I forgot.
Speaker 5: They took over someplace and turned into like some.
Speaker 1: Like yeah, some more in New York.
Speaker 8: You know, the niece of the Kellogg's family ties into
Speaker 8: the Ranchi occult. His niece and her husband found the
Speaker 8: book or got the book from their next door.
Speaker 5: Neighbor, but they never tell you who it was.
Speaker 8: Yeah, the other ones who ended up with the Ranchia
Speaker 8: book that ended up starting a cult.
Speaker 1: Interesting well, in that whole Urrancha book, it was upstate
Speaker 1: New York. It was a couple of eccentrics and they
Speaker 1: were actually doing spiritual channeling and they wrote that And
Speaker 1: the first half of the book is basically talks about
Speaker 1: how this universe came into being, and then the second
Speaker 1: half is all about the adventures of Jesus around the
Speaker 1: world and all the other countries. And it's like twice
Speaker 1: as thick as the whole New Testament. But together it's
Speaker 1: a good book. I read it.
Speaker 4: That is the interesting angle is that all of this
Speaker 4: stuff is being informed by the spiritualism of that time.
Speaker 4: Here says, having long used the pseudonym the Resicrution for
Speaker 4: his spiritualist and occult writings, Randolph eventually founded the Fraternitatis
Speaker 4: Rose Crucius in eighteen fifty eight, and their first lodge
Speaker 4: in San Francisco in eighteen sixty one, the oldest Rosicrucian organization.
Speaker 4: So we're talking about Amork now, So this is the
Speaker 4: West Coast form of it. This group, still in existence today,
Speaker 4: avoids mention of Randolph's interest in sex magic, but his
Speaker 4: magico sexual theories and techniques formed the basis of much
Speaker 4: of the teachings of another cult fraternity, the Hermetic Brotherhood
Speaker 4: of Luxor, though it is not clear that Randolph himself
Speaker 4: was ever personally associated with it. He described himself mostly
Speaker 4: as a Rosicrucian, largely alone, producing his own synthesis of
Speaker 4: esoteric teachings. The manner in which Randolph in corp operted
Speaker 4: sex and who was a cult system, was considered uncharacteristically
Speaker 4: bold for the period of which he lived. He believed
Speaker 4: that sex magic could lead to increased health, love, empowerment
Speaker 4: of women, and the children of superior intelligence. In his
Speaker 4: more underground publications, he wrote that church and marriage were
Speaker 4: oppressive force of forces that should be overthrown with the
Speaker 4: power of love and worldwide revolution m full on socialist.
Speaker 1: Straight well, and that the whole idea of world revolution
Speaker 1: getting into come back to the dionysiacs coming forward to
Speaker 1: the various revolutions, you know, from France to America, to
Speaker 1: the Bolsheviks to all being subvertly funded by due to
Speaker 1: Saint Louis wall Street, various banking classes. Yeah.
Speaker 4: He he wrote that I believe in love all the
Speaker 4: way through, and while I live, I will help every man,
Speaker 4: woman and the between the tes to win, obtain, obtensify, deepen,
Speaker 4: and purify, strengthen. And so he was one of the
Speaker 4: first ones to be advocating this fluid use of gender.
Speaker 1: Wasn't just in Germany, no, no, Well, in all of
Speaker 1: this within the esoteric function, it all flows back to
Speaker 1: the sacred to Andrew John right now.
Speaker 4: And you know there he didn't found Rosicrucianism in Pennsylvania,
Speaker 4: he did it publicly. I believe Rosicrucianism in Pennsylvania goes
Speaker 4: all the way back to a guy named Johannes Kelpius.
Speaker 4: And Johannes Kelpius lived from sixteen sixty seven to seventeen
Speaker 4: oh eight and he was a German priest, mystic, musician,
Speaker 4: and writer. He also he was also interested in the occult,
Speaker 4: botany and astronomy and came to believe his father. He
Speaker 4: came to believe with his followers called the Society of
Speaker 4: the Woman in the Wilderness, that the end of the
Speaker 4: world would occur in sixteen ninety four. This belief is
Speaker 4: based on an elaborate interpretations of Revelations twelve six in
Speaker 4: anticipation of the advent of a heavenly kingdom somewhere in
Speaker 4: the wilderness. During that year, Kelpius felt that seventeenth century
Speaker 4: province of Pennsylvania, given its reputation for religious toleration, at
Speaker 4: the edge of a barely settled wilderness, had been the
Speaker 4: best place to be. Philadelphia had been founded in sixteen
Speaker 4: eighty two, but the city and province of Pennsylvania had
Speaker 4: quickly become a tolerant haven and refuge for many Pietists, communitarian,
Speaker 4: or freethinking groups. So this little group in the Wissahickan
Speaker 4: were basically practicing Rosicrucians who didn't want to let everybody
Speaker 4: else know that they were into that sort of thing.
Speaker 1: That kind of ties into the whole millinery kind of cults,
Speaker 1: where there was this whole series of cults in the
Speaker 1: Northeast that thought that the world was coming to an
Speaker 1: end based on these various equations they did around revelations.
Speaker 4: The town outside of Yale is all based around their
Speaker 4: interpretation of revelations and how they should set up the town. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So this alien looking dude right here, Johannes Kelpius, that's
Speaker 4: the first portrait ever drawn in the United States. They say, really, Yeah,
Speaker 4: he's got his fingers to his temple as if he's
Speaker 4: like transmitting something with his mind, and he clearly looks
Speaker 4: like a gray alien, which is just weird. So this
Speaker 4: Kelpius guy is in this gorge or this ditch outside
Speaker 4: of Pennsylvania and he's living in kind of a cave.
Speaker 4: They caught the Cave of Kelpius. And right now they
Speaker 4: have the I Cult right outside of this gorge. I
Speaker 4: don't know if you guys have followed that one, but
Speaker 4: the IM cult is like the very first UFO cult
Speaker 4: in the United States, and they promoted all this stuff
Speaker 4: that you here repeated over and over again by UFO
Speaker 4: cults about the Galactic Federation and all the rest of
Speaker 4: this stuff. And they believe their savior is this guy
Speaker 4: who never dies, what's his name, Baron something supposed to
Speaker 4: be this big alchemists who.
Speaker 1: No after that, Nicholas Flamel No.
Speaker 4: No, no, he's a European and is it Baron. It's
Speaker 4: not Barren, I forget his title. But he would just
Speaker 4: be seeing over and over again in different places and
Speaker 4: they assumed that it was the same guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's kind of the the Zone story.
Speaker 2: Well, it was one of the first oil portraits in
Speaker 2: the Thirteen Bridge Colonies. Wow.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So this Kelpius was really influential in forming the
Speaker 4: religious beliefs in Pennsylvania at that time because, like they said,
Speaker 4: he was there before the founding of Philadelphia and he's
Speaker 4: setting up. What he would do is he would do
Speaker 4: music healings, so people would come into his cave and
Speaker 4: he would heal them with music frequency. Right, So he's
Speaker 4: doing something really kind of special back then, but it
Speaker 4: does transfer over he's teaching other people. He died at
Speaker 4: forty years old on his birthday. And there's something about
Speaker 4: this forty number that really has a large deal to
Speaker 4: play with revelations and how they believed that they would be,
Speaker 4: you know, resurrected or brought up into heaven fortieth parallel,
Speaker 4: all the rest of these different forties forty days in
Speaker 4: the wilderness, all the rest of this stuff to do
Speaker 4: with their kind of eschatology around this. Well, in the
Speaker 4: seventeen hundreds, the core Rosecruc group actually moved out and
Speaker 4: started their own abbey, and at that abbey they were
Speaker 4: able to funnel money from France to George Washington during
Speaker 4: the Revolution. So the rosicrutions in America were pivotal and
Speaker 4: you know, transforming how Americans fought that war, and they were,
Speaker 4: you know, kind of the money movers for France and
Speaker 4: the rest of these European forces that you know, wanted
Speaker 4: to defeat the British.
Speaker 1: Well, and you were saying about as far as this
Speaker 1: whole idea of death and resurrection. The last chapter in
Speaker 1: the sixtieth Convocation is called the Sons of Osiris, and
Speaker 1: it's all about the idea of dying and resurrecting and
Speaker 1: this whole reincarnation process this and and leveling yourself up
Speaker 1: to the point of becoming a Creast or a Christ
Speaker 1: and ascending.
Speaker 4: So yeah, right, and I think that's that's sort of
Speaker 4: been the whole draw with all these different secret societies
Speaker 4: all around America, is that they're all promising this form
Speaker 4: of ascendency and they have to kind of keep quiet
Speaker 4: their techniques and how they do it, but I think
Speaker 4: that there is an unbroken line of oral history that
Speaker 4: goes back to the time of Atlantis that they're trying
Speaker 4: to keep secret. That's what they really kind of. That's both.
Speaker 2: But it says in the preface of that that they
Speaker 2: even like given hints though, right, which every single time
Speaker 2: you see something on TV than one of these big
Speaker 2: events like the super Bowl, there's always a bunch of
Speaker 2: different stuff in the super Bowl. Why is there an
Speaker 2: eyehaus or or pyramids or all these all sorts of
Speaker 2: symbolism nobody really thinks twice about. I mean, Katy Perry's
Speaker 2: Dark Horse, yeh, whole that whole music video is just
Speaker 2: all symbolism.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh yeah. And that's the thing. I think that
Speaker 1: we've come to the point that we're so barraged, and
Speaker 1: so there's just so many images hitting this so often
Speaker 1: that you know a lot of these symbols, you know,
Speaker 1: were just pass at this point, right, I.
Speaker 4: Mean, it's all sort of an absorbed back into the
Speaker 4: subconscious mind. I think that's what the whole point of
Speaker 4: these different fraternities and mystery schools was to try and
Speaker 4: wake up the symbols that had been laying dormant in
Speaker 4: your subconscious mind for so long, right, I think that's
Speaker 4: really what they're going for when it comes to initiation,
Speaker 4: But that's not really what they're telling you. And I
Speaker 4: think it's funny that they talk about this pyramid of
Speaker 4: fire on the Yucatan Peninsula because they've already explored that
Speaker 4: whole Yukatan Peninsula and they knew what was down there.
Speaker 4: But that's not where they do their Pyramid of Fire rituals.
Speaker 4: They do those Pyramid of Fire rituals over at Teotiwacan, right,
Speaker 4: and you know, for the you know, secret society is
Speaker 4: to be celebrating there instead of at the Yucatan, like
Speaker 4: they say in this book, indicates to me that they
Speaker 4: don't really have possession of this pyramid of fire. I
Speaker 4: think it's not in their reach. Well, in twenty fifteen,
Speaker 4: there was a scuba expedition off the coast of Cuba,
Speaker 4: really close to the Yucatan. It's like between the Yucatan
Speaker 4: and Cuba, and they found a pyramid two thousand meters
Speaker 4: below the water surface, right, And I think that's that
Speaker 4: might be what they're referring to in that section, is
Speaker 4: that they're talking about a pyramid that has been inundated
Speaker 4: with water for thousands.
Speaker 1: Of years years, yeah, yeah, which is nuts since well
Speaker 1: and that would have to be at the point when
Speaker 1: the ice Age was still going on, before the glaciers
Speaker 1: had broken loose, and basically you know, flooded everything and
Speaker 1: the big like Randolph Carlson talks about all the miscellaneous
Speaker 1: life getting washed down through the green and you know,
Speaker 1: I've seen there's archaeological studies of what is it Masta
Speaker 1: dons and different giant like sabertoothed tigers and stuff in America.
Speaker 1: But yeah, and so a lot of this, and also
Speaker 1: in South America you've got roads that they've established that
Speaker 1: just run right off into the ocean in various directions,
Speaker 1: and you know, it's a miss, it's just a mystery.
Speaker 1: But obviously this was before things became flooded.
Speaker 4: Right, So I think, you know, you can actually learn
Speaker 4: a lot about where you can find the real keys
Speaker 4: to understanding our deep history in this book as well,
Speaker 4: which is that's amazing to me. So one are the
Speaker 4: sections that really stood out if we can go back
Speaker 4: to that book and look this up is the V word.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I want to say it, because
Speaker 4: you know, you yeah, I know it's the it's injectible crucifix.
Speaker 1: Yes, but they they basically talk about the idea that
Speaker 1: you want to keep you This whole thing is about
Speaker 1: purifying the body, keeping the body clean, eating good food
Speaker 1: so that you can become into that state where you
Speaker 1: become elevated, so that you can raise your consciousness through
Speaker 1: your reincarnations to the point of ascending. So in order
Speaker 1: to keep your body clean, you don't want to put
Speaker 1: any foreign substances in it.
Speaker 4: Right. So these are the world's biggest injectible crucifix pushers,
Speaker 4: and they're telling their internal membership not to take them.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: What does that tell you about that product? What part
Speaker 4: of the book is that in If you go to
Speaker 4: the little search tab and look up the V word,
Speaker 4: you'll have it pop right up for you. But yeah,
Speaker 4: so this book is really spilling the tea, you know,
Speaker 4: pir to a lot of other you know, conspiracy literature.
Speaker 4: This has way more confirmation.
Speaker 1: And and just the fact that it directly straight out
Speaker 1: says you know what we're showing you here in regard
Speaker 1: to the information and the seal, the obverse of the seal,
Speaker 1: the pyramid with the eye is the tenets of the Illuminati,
Speaker 1: you know, and this is a point that you know,
Speaker 1: this is nineteen ten, so we're only looking at you
Speaker 1: know what seventeen seventy six was in the Bavarian Illuminati founded,
Speaker 1: and they had to go under ground and they kind
Speaker 1: of precipitated out into all these miscellaneous world revolutions. So
Speaker 1: it's kind of something that's in the vernacular of this time.
Speaker 4: Absolutely is, and if I were to you know, conjecture
Speaker 4: as to what they were trying to do, these are
Speaker 4: the people who have the most tought tact with the
Speaker 4: outside society. This is not the parallel organization that they have.
Speaker 4: This is the one that's trying to program the next bureaucrats.
Speaker 4: These are the ones who are going to be going
Speaker 4: into government and carrying out these policies.
Speaker 2: To anybody that wants to look it up on their own,
Speaker 2: it's on page one fifty of the file and uh,
Speaker 2: it's page one forty three of the actual book itself.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it's just interesting in regard to, you know,
Speaker 1: we have the idea of Illuminati teachings shaping the masses.
Speaker 1: We have the ideas of globalism, we have the ideas
Speaker 1: of medical philanthropy, We have all these things going on
Speaker 1: in Union in this in this book.
Speaker 4: Right, and it's the beginning of the New Age Movement too, right,
Speaker 4: And they're the ones sort of admitting that they're behind that.
Speaker 4: You can see all the same themes popping up again
Speaker 4: and again in the New Age Movement through these organizations.
Speaker 4: So they had a major impact in nineteen sixteen. And
Speaker 4: again this is just you know, two years before that
Speaker 4: coad gets into World War One, right, So there's a
Speaker 4: lot of international people and a lot of international influences,
Speaker 4: and they're getting ready to foist the modern world all
Speaker 4: the rest of us, you know, all the old traditions.
Speaker 1: Go go ahead, Nick anything, No, you look like you're
Speaker 1: about to say something. But at this time it was
Speaker 1: kind of a popular kind of craze for the bourgeoisie
Speaker 1: to go and get involved in the Rose Crucians, the Knights, Templar.
Speaker 1: You know, you have Albert Pike with the thirty three
Speaker 1: degree system. That's basically you know, in a lot of
Speaker 1: cases just selling you know, degrees. But yeah, it's just
Speaker 1: it's so the people that are involved in these things
Speaker 1: are the upper salon of you know, in the upper
Speaker 1: middle class and the elite.
Speaker 4: Right, So that brings us to Amwork, that first organization
Speaker 4: that Pascal Beverly Randolph started is still around to this day,
Speaker 4: and you can join aim Work. They'll send you ros
Speaker 4: Acrucianism by the mail.
Speaker 1: I have a binder of amork Roscrution, and it's each
Speaker 1: one's like three or four pages of a little lecture
Speaker 1: about the spirit of man, you know, the reincarnation the soul,
Speaker 1: so that it's kind of self help material is what
Speaker 1: it really kind of is, but with a with a
Speaker 1: certain propaganda slant on it, you know, because they're constantly saying,
Speaker 1: you know, God forbid the person who tries to achieve
Speaker 1: this on their own. They need the leader, They need
Speaker 1: the people that are going to be able to guide them,
Speaker 1: otherwise they're going to end up in the ditch. So
Speaker 1: they're basically saying, join the cult, join the cle joined
Speaker 1: the you know.
Speaker 4: Right, that's the that's the big drum beat. Now, I
Speaker 4: guarantee you in all that literature, they didn't tell you
Speaker 4: about Pascal Beverly Randolph and his whole sex magic thing
Speaker 4: because back then it was a big no no to
Speaker 4: talk about sex magic, and he was kind of he
Speaker 4: was beloved by the elites. But if his stuff had
Speaker 4: made it out too far to the rest of the society,
Speaker 4: he could have probably expected a you know, pitchfork and
Speaker 4: torch welcome home. But that that connection there between Pascal,
Speaker 4: Beverly Randolph and all of this re secrutionism going all
Speaker 4: the way back into the sixteen hundreds is pretty strong.
Speaker 4: And I heard a lot of that on Mike Wan's
Speaker 4: Show Your Handbook for the Apocalypse, and he goes into
Speaker 4: the deep history in Pennsylvania and the connection to all
Speaker 4: of these different rosecrution organizations and everything else. So if
Speaker 4: you got the time, go back over his library, because
Speaker 4: all the stuff about the his his visit to the
Speaker 4: Wissahicking Gorge and seeing the Woman in the Wilderness sort
Speaker 4: of plaques out there, and then going to see the
Speaker 4: I Am Cult. They actually invited Mike Want and his
Speaker 4: whole group inside, and he's got the whole thing on tape,
Speaker 4: so you can kind of you can kind of really
Speaker 4: understand that this stuff is still around, it's still it's
Speaker 4: still relevant, it still adds an undercurrent to today's society.
Speaker 1: I think in a lot of ways, it's there's a
Speaker 1: resurgence in a lot of this stuff going on with
Speaker 1: the New Age movement and all the stuff, you know,
Speaker 1: since basically the sixties counterculture.
Speaker 4: You know, I couldn't agree more. I think people are
Speaker 4: really searching for answers in times like this, but what
Speaker 4: they're not willing to do is they're not willing to
Speaker 4: cross reference. Cross Reference is the lost art in today's society.
Speaker 4: What you have to do is you have to get
Speaker 4: a book like the sixty eighth Complication out, and then
Speaker 4: you have to just start cross referencing as as possible
Speaker 4: with these people that you see in that book and
Speaker 4: what they went on to do in government, because that's
Speaker 4: where you're going to find where the rubber meets the road.
Speaker 4: And having those cross references a guide like this on
Speaker 4: doing that is a great way to do it. I mean,
Speaker 4: I'd love to give JJ into this too, because he's
Speaker 4: so good at fighting all these different lineages and everything else.
Speaker 4: I guarantee you there are major crossovers between Beverly Hall
Speaker 4: and the Society of the Cincinnati and all through the
Speaker 4: same kind of belief systems all through Pennsylvania. You know,
Speaker 4: You've got these mounds that are all over the place,
Speaker 4: and at Beverly Hall they actually built three pyramids. So
Speaker 4: there's three pyramids on the site and it's I think
Speaker 4: those are for some of the people who were buried there.
Speaker 4: So it's very much still in practice. If you go
Speaker 4: to soul dot org, they actually they're the ones bought
Speaker 4: that web, Like firstd.
Speaker 1: Pescale up there. This is Pescale, the guy that started it.
Speaker 1: Let's see there he is. Yeah, he kind of looks
Speaker 1: like an early American out of like gun Smoke or
Speaker 1: any classic Western kind of dead Wood or something.
Speaker 4: Right, but this guy is actually starting to re emerge
Speaker 4: as sort of like a a hero figure on the left.
Speaker 4: It used to be a much bigger like ecosystem of
Speaker 4: conspiracy theory on the on the left where they would have,
Speaker 4: you know, their own sort of pantheon. He was definitely
Speaker 4: in one of these hero categories because of the work
Speaker 4: he did in the time that he lived in. But
Speaker 4: you dig a little bit deeper and it starts to
Speaker 4: get pretty dark.
Speaker 1: Hmm. What was that website you said.
Speaker 4: Soul s o u l dot org. That's their current home.
Speaker 4: And it's funny because it's like there's a huge, you know,
Speaker 4: line of history that a lot of people don't get
Speaker 4: into but you know they talk all about this stuff here.
Speaker 4: That's their layman, right try. You can see that on
Speaker 4: the front of the book.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 4: So there is a major continuity. And again Amorg gets
Speaker 4: all the attention. But this is really the home of
Speaker 4: rest A Crucianism in America. It's not out in California.
Speaker 1: Being the most long standing.
Speaker 4: Now, they do have a pretty fantastic museum out at
Speaker 4: the am ORC headquarters in California. I believe you had
Speaker 4: something about that.
Speaker 5: Nick, So again Amor.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the AMARC museum. They had a bunch of artifacts
Speaker 4: from Egypt and all sorts of stuff out.
Speaker 8: There, right, somebody else I think had maybe gone on
Speaker 8: about that, or maybe I brought it up, and I
Speaker 8: don't even remember. But yeah, with Aymorg, I just know
Speaker 8: it's kind of like a mailwater secret society. But I
Speaker 8: do think they might actually own artifacts like they have
Speaker 8: put them up. That was I do remember someone recently
Speaker 8: mentioning that. I don't think that was me though.
Speaker 1: And what I also find interesting is when you go
Speaker 1: back and you look in some of the early comic books,
Speaker 1: some of the early sci fi rags. As you're going
Speaker 1: through there, there's advertisements you know, like learn the secrets
Speaker 1: of the ancients and join the row Secrucians, and like,
Speaker 1: you know that it was a common thing that you
Speaker 1: would see in a lot of these kind of pulp
Speaker 1: kind of productions.
Speaker 4: I got some pictures, so this would be the outside
Speaker 4: of the Aimwork temple there because you can see you've
Speaker 4: got all the car They have a whole Egyptian museum,
Speaker 4: like a bunch of sphinxes, right, artifacts, all sorts of
Speaker 4: crazy stuff. So and again, what they're trying to say
Speaker 4: is that they are the unbroken line going back to Egypt, right.
Speaker 4: They say it's a Kardak style entrance there.
Speaker 1: But it's also interesting because I mean, you go back
Speaker 1: into the sixteen hundreds and the seventeen hundreds, and there
Speaker 1: was a constant like regurgitation of the Reformation of the
Speaker 1: Rosie Cross, the Reformation of the Knights. And they're all claiming,
Speaker 1: you know, lineage backed to these original powers that be,
Speaker 1: and you know, it's hard to say whether that's true
Speaker 1: or not.
Speaker 4: Right, but I think it what it really comes down
Speaker 4: to for them is decoding some of the mysteries. You know,
Speaker 4: they feel like they have a direct line if they've
Speaker 4: traveled some of the mysteries themselves. So the address is
Speaker 4: actually sixteen sixty park Ave.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, always.
Speaker 4: But it shouldn't be any surprise that they're able to
Speaker 4: keep this kind of stuff quiet, because you know, how
Speaker 4: many years did it take before you guys ever heard
Speaker 4: of the American Stonehenge down there in Elberton County?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: I remember, right, I was on that early on, you know,
Speaker 1: and it's what is it c R who was signed
Speaker 1: by cr Christian Rosen Crew, you know, and then they
Speaker 1: finally tore it down a couple of years back.
Speaker 4: Right, somebody lit off a bomb. So this is the
Speaker 4: ten Commandments of the New World Order. And what was
Speaker 4: the name of it again.
Speaker 9: The Georgia guidestone, George Georgia guidees right, So again this
Speaker 9: goes right back into the Rosa Christian history.
Speaker 4: Stay in Christian Rosa Crutz And I guess since the
Speaker 4: thirteen hundreds or twelve hundreds, the mainstream interpretation of anything
Speaker 4: having to do with Rescrutionism is that it's all a hoax,
Speaker 4: every bit of it, all the way through to the
Speaker 4: Georgia guidestones. But I think we're pretty much conclusively done
Speaker 4: in this episode is proved that there are organizations calling
Speaker 4: themselves the Rosicrucians with a very very long history and
Speaker 4: a lot.
Speaker 1: Of influence seeking to manipulate.
Speaker 4: Right, was it really that hard mainstream media? Was it
Speaker 4: really that hard?
Speaker 5: Knocked down with.
Speaker 1: The back home they after the bomb went off, I
Speaker 1: think they went into the back hoe and knocked it
Speaker 1: over right.
Speaker 4: They never caught the bomber.
Speaker 2: They never said who did it?
Speaker 1: No, it's just gone now, and they never said who
Speaker 1: built it. And the farmers, you know, he just leased
Speaker 1: the land to him. They can't. And when you look
Speaker 1: at that thing the way that it's tuned, it's like, uh,
Speaker 1: to each each of the stones is tuned to certain chords,
Speaker 1: and then there's certain holes in it. They give you
Speaker 1: certain star alignments, and then it's got all the miscellaneous
Speaker 1: information on it about you know, controlling the world population
Speaker 1: and et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 4: In different languages, in different languages. Stone, when you when
Speaker 4: you spell things out in a bunch of different languages, yes,
Speaker 4: simble that you're sending is that you want this thing
Speaker 4: to last forever. Right, But who speaks any of these
Speaker 4: languages can read it?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 4: Why would they blow that up? Because they started and
Speaker 4: caught the guy. I mean, it wouldn't be that hard.
Speaker 4: You got his license plate and everything else.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, but that's the whole thing. I mean, if
Speaker 1: they were to rebuild it, they would have to go
Speaker 1: and retune those They would have to remake the thing
Speaker 1: basically because it was made in accordance with certain like
Speaker 1: sacred specifications.
Speaker 4: And I think it had a lot to do with
Speaker 4: the fact that there was a pretty significant what do
Speaker 4: you call those things time capsule, Yeah, at the site,
Speaker 4: And so I think what they were trying to avoid
Speaker 4: is having somebody get in there and actually get to
Speaker 4: the time capsule before anybody else care, right, And that
Speaker 4: kind of you know, that tips me off because where
Speaker 4: else are you going to store this kind of information, right,
Speaker 4: You kind of do it out in the public. So
Speaker 4: maybe they were just retrieving that time capsule that had
Speaker 4: something important in it. I know that when they took
Speaker 4: apart the Roberty Lease statue there was a time capsule
Speaker 4: that and one of the things that stood out to
Speaker 4: me in the opening of this time capsule was that
Speaker 4: they found a postcard about the Knight's Templar inside of
Speaker 4: it from the Knights Templar. So what are they doing
Speaker 4: with Robert E. Lee during that time period. Well, the
Speaker 4: researcher who was pulling it apart, you can you can
Speaker 4: hear her say oh no, as she's pulling it apart
Speaker 4: from it. Because they don't want to touch this stuff.
Speaker 4: They're not real history. All they want to do is say,
Speaker 4: you know what the pottery looks like. There's the pottery, right,
Speaker 4: you don't have to make any conclusions.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Georgia guystones were in Arabic, Chinese, English, Hebrew, Hindai, Russian,
Speaker 2: Spanish and Swalili Swahili.
Speaker 1: Number one.
Speaker 2: Maintain humanity under five hundred million in perpetual balance with
Speaker 2: nature guide reproductive. Why so that's number two? Guy reproduction
Speaker 2: wisely improve fitness and diversity. They don't really promote that.
Speaker 2: Number three. Unite humanity with living within living new language.
Speaker 2: Number four like babble, Yeah for rule, passion, faith, tradition,
Speaker 2: and all things with tempered reason.
Speaker 1: Number five.
Speaker 2: Protect people in nations with fair laws and just courts.
Speaker 2: Number six. All nations rule internally, resolving external disputes in
Speaker 2: a world court. Number seven. Avoid petty laws and useless officials.
Speaker 1: Number eight.
Speaker 2: Balanced personal rights with social duties. Number nine Prize, Truth, Beauty, Love, seeking,
Speaker 2: Harmony with the infinite number ten. Be not a cancer
Speaker 2: on the earth. Leave the room for leave room for nature,
Speaker 2: Leave room for nature.
Speaker 1: And as far as that world language they've actually got,
Speaker 1: they call it Business English that they were doing down
Speaker 1: to like twenty two characters, I think that they are
Speaker 1: actually trying to push off on every nation as a
Speaker 1: standard to be able to communicate for commercial aspects. So,
Speaker 1: you know, a lot of these things, you know, they're
Speaker 1: already in act. And when you get into the book
Speaker 1: the sixty eighth Convocation, it specifically talks about the reverse
Speaker 1: side of the seal not being cut until this globalism
Speaker 1: happens and we reabsorb Mexico. And that's at the same
Speaker 1: point they're going to put gold caps on the pyramids
Speaker 1: in Egypt when they cut the when they cut the
Speaker 1: seal as well. So there's this this striving for this
Speaker 1: you know, Illuminati new World Order.
Speaker 9: Basically, you know, absolutely you could take the sixty eighth
Speaker 9: Convocation and put all of those points that are made
Speaker 9: on those stones right off the top of each other.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it's the same group. Yeah, there's no doubt
Speaker 4: about that. So Bill Cooper is vindicated yet again we
Speaker 4: found this, he said, this is the thing that breaks
Speaker 4: the whole New World order wide open. Obviously it does.
Speaker 4: The problem is, you know, how do we get it
Speaker 4: out to people, How do they start to understand this,
Speaker 4: How do they research it for themselves? If we're not
Speaker 4: talking about it, you know, I think this is one
Speaker 4: of those big keys that people just start talking about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and especially when it's portrayed in the light of
Speaker 1: you know, the more recent rosecrution style documentation where it's
Speaker 1: kind of really it appears to be almost a self
Speaker 1: help book, right, because it's telling you, you know, how
Speaker 1: to do better, how to act better, how to eat better,
Speaker 1: how to like and over and over they say, save
Speaker 1: your mortal soul, you know, right, right, there's people that
Speaker 1: are involved. Yeah, it's well, it's out there for the
Speaker 1: public now, but at the time it was for the
Speaker 1: attendees of the convocation.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, right, So I don't think this was
Speaker 4: ever intended for the public, and that is one of
Speaker 4: the reasons why people should read it. But if you
Speaker 4: look at the constant drama going on in Washington, DC,
Speaker 4: and you're wondering which direction we're going, and nobody's paying
Speaker 4: any attention to Mexico right now, right especially. I mean, look,
Speaker 4: they've got Gloria Shinbaum, I believe that's the President of
Speaker 4: Mexico's name now, yep ye, and she's fully on board
Speaker 4: with the global agenda. So maybe we're seeing a misdirection
Speaker 4: right now where Trump is making all these overt gestures
Speaker 4: to Canada while the real interest is in absorbing Mexico.
Speaker 4: And that's what nobody will see coming right right.
Speaker 1: And they've been talking about this for quite some time
Speaker 1: as far as the North American Union and basically merging Mexico,
Speaker 1: the United States, and Canada into this, because it's the
Speaker 1: whole idea of the seven global regions, you know, with
Speaker 1: the with the global governance, and you know, you can
Speaker 1: go back to all the miscellaneous UN documents coming up
Speaker 1: through the you know, all the United Nations and and
Speaker 1: this has been stuff that's been projected for quite some time.
Speaker 2: I remember him talking about starting the Ameero S Dollar
Speaker 2: with a right, right.
Speaker 4: I used to live on the I thirty five corridor.
Speaker 4: They used to have the idea that they were going
Speaker 4: to make one continuous corridor from Canada all the way
Speaker 4: to Mexico, right and that whole I thirty five thing
Speaker 4: was going to be expanded out to you know, a
Speaker 4: massive size like this would be the first continental transcontinental
Speaker 4: highway that would just completely bypass America. And this was
Speaker 4: one of the big things that Alex Jones was in
Speaker 4: on first, was trying to stop that North American Highway.
Speaker 4: And now he could care less about any of this stuff.
Speaker 4: He's moving on. Who cares about local him anymore? We
Speaker 4: got Trump.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know. Over the years, I just think
Speaker 1: Alex Jones is so co opted.
Speaker 9: But yeah, anyway, I think that's pretty clear.
Speaker 4: But I mean, we got to raise that awareness again
Speaker 4: because I think a lot of what we're seeing with
Speaker 4: immigration goes into X eighty four. When you're thinking about
Speaker 4: REX eighty four, you need to understand that there were
Speaker 4: multiple operations going on, one of which was a training
Speaker 4: exercise where they were projecting what it would be like
Speaker 4: to have millions of refugees coming across the border into
Speaker 4: the United States. And so what they determined is that
Speaker 4: if they spark some kind of a civil war, they
Speaker 4: can get millions of immigrants coming across the southern border,
Speaker 4: and then they can have total martial law in the
Speaker 4: United States trying to sort out who an immigrant and
Speaker 4: who's a native. Right, So the whole idea there would
Speaker 4: be to establish martial law to deal with the immigration crisis. Well,
Speaker 4: we keep seeing these q tards all the time. They
Speaker 4: keep saying, Hey, we need martial law, now, we need
Speaker 4: martial law now. Along with that REX eighty four agenda.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well and when you you know, you go back
Speaker 1: into Henry Kissinger and Brazigna Brazinski and they specifically talk
Speaker 1: about using immigrants as soft weapons. And then you look
Speaker 1: at the fact that we just opened up the border
Speaker 1: and how that generally occurs in I mean, I think
Speaker 1: luckily just the United States is the size that it is,
Speaker 1: that it has less of an in the fact that
Speaker 1: we are such a multicultural nation as well, you.
Speaker 4: Know, absolutely absolutely. It's it kind of goes back to
Speaker 4: that those images that were in the Denver Airport, right, so,
Speaker 4: where you've got that big dude with the sword sort
Speaker 4: of cutting down all these and it's almost like there's
Speaker 4: a consistent memory here, there's a consistent motif between all
Speaker 4: of these different places that goes along with the colors
Speaker 4: they use, the type of language they use. It's almost
Speaker 4: like it's all encoded in some kind of a spell.
Speaker 1: So now the Denver Airport with that image specifically, it
Speaker 1: represents a Bible verse where they talk about turning the
Speaker 1: weapons of war into plowshares to feed the nations. But
Speaker 1: then there's also another Bible verse that talks about melting
Speaker 1: down the plowshares and having to turn them into weapons.
Speaker 1: So there's kind of the cyclical aspect of this imagery
Speaker 1: that they're portraying, right, But you.
Speaker 4: Can definitely get that kind of cargo CULTI vibe higher
Speaker 4: stuff right Big ops to Operation GCD. He says, these
Speaker 4: people are nothing but ancient alien cargo cultists. And if
Speaker 4: you look at the language that they use and the
Speaker 4: kind of brainwashing and everything else, you got to conclude
Speaker 4: that it is kind of a cult and they're looking
Speaker 4: for whatever it is that happened so many years in the.
Speaker 1: Past, right, And they're constantly wanting you to join the
Speaker 1: cult as well.
Speaker 4: In different ways, in different ways, like they've got it
Speaker 4: mapped out enough to where they feel like they can
Speaker 4: pacify the whole human race just by understanding the personality
Speaker 4: types and what they can get into. And you look
Speaker 4: at operations where they're pushing out books like The Catcher
Speaker 4: in the Rye. I was listening to right, I was
Speaker 4: listening to William Ramsey Investigates and he was doing a
Speaker 4: great series on that. But once you get the language
Speaker 4: of the Catcher in the Rye, you understand how they're
Speaker 4: using that language, you can kind of put on the
Speaker 4: sunglasses and see behind every piece of propaganda that's out there.
Speaker 4: You can kind of read exactly what they want you
Speaker 4: to do in a subtext form.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know that the whole Catcher in the
Speaker 1: Rye I've seen different representation, like people interpreting it differently
Speaker 1: in regard to it goes back to an old Scottish
Speaker 1: poem about catching a little girl in the rye and
Speaker 1: taking advantage of her. But within the book itself it
Speaker 1: has the various initiatory like steps of a mystery school
Speaker 1: or a Masonic you know, initiation you know, laid out
Speaker 1: within the text itself.
Speaker 4: But as as Ramsey always says, you know, this guy
Speaker 4: holding Callfield is not a hero, not stretch of the imagination.
Speaker 4: He is the bad guy in his own head and
Speaker 4: in reality. But that's what makes it kind of compelling
Speaker 4: is the fact that he is so you know, disconnected
Speaker 4: from the world around him at the same time, you know,
Speaker 4: that's what they're trying to get young men to turn into.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because he's well through the whole book, he's saying,
Speaker 1: you know, I am a people killer. I am you know,
Speaker 1: and he's like repeating that over and over and over,
Speaker 1: and it's like there's this whole subcontext of the book.
Speaker 4: And it's a it's a psychic driving that's what Ramsey
Speaker 4: calls it. So you've got you know, saying I'm a
Speaker 4: madman over and over again, the people killing hat and
Speaker 4: so you see these assassins holding that book, and once
Speaker 4: you can read it with that critical eye like Ramsey,
Speaker 4: you don't unsee it, and you can start to see
Speaker 4: it in a lot of other forms of propaganda out.
Speaker 1: There out there, right.
Speaker 4: But you know, reading books like this and reading watching
Speaker 4: Ramsey's videos and stuff like that, once you put the
Speaker 4: two together, you could start to really get a feel
Speaker 4: for how this place is actually working, because everything we're
Speaker 4: told about how it actually works is total bullship.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how many different groups are involved in the making
Speaker 2: of this book.
Speaker 1: Well, you have the Rosie Cross, the Rosechrutians, you have
Speaker 1: the Freemasons, you have the Illuminati. There's a huge underlying
Speaker 1: Theosophy or Hindu kind of jargon going on within it.
Speaker 1: I would say there's definitely some Theosophy aspects, but they
Speaker 1: consider themselves Christians. They they do come off as a
Speaker 1: Christian Christian roast and crew, you know. So it's it's
Speaker 1: a Christian science, which then you're talking. They constantly are
Speaker 1: talking about Christian science in here, which ties back to
Speaker 1: Rudolph Steiner as well. So okay.
Speaker 4: So it says, given a resume of the proceedings of
Speaker 4: the convocation, together with most lectures were delivered during the
Speaker 4: time of the convocation by several delis. It's present also
Speaker 4: a report of the work of the ancient Initiation in
Speaker 4: the Grove of Osiris, as especially prepared for the occasion.
Speaker 4: So it says the role call of Honor. Now I
Speaker 4: could read off all these names, but I'm looking for
Speaker 4: the all the groups, because there were a lot of them.
Speaker 4: It says the articles do not give the inner work
Speaker 4: of the rose Cross Order, simply the outer public teachings. Right,
Speaker 4: the Illuminati and its soul science work may be called
Speaker 4: the child of the rose Cross Order. So they're saying
Speaker 4: that they were the ones who gave birth to the Illuminati.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So here's one of the notes I have from
Speaker 1: the book. It says, all students of the ancient mysteries
Speaker 1: and religions know that in the Temple of Solomon there
Speaker 1: were three courts, the outer court for the people being
Speaker 1: composed of seven hundred selected teachers and leaders. These were
Speaker 1: the members of the first degree Illuminati, also called the
Speaker 1: seekers or the travelers or the soldiers. So you know.
Speaker 4: Absolutely so, I mean, what they're saying right there is
Speaker 4: that their entire conception of humanity is based off the
Speaker 4: Solomon stemple idea. Right, So you have outer initiates, and
Speaker 4: what they're trying to do to us with all of
Speaker 4: these rituals and games and all the rest of that
Speaker 4: stuff is get us into that outer court of initiates
Speaker 4: so that they can predict our future outcomes.
Speaker 1: Right. And it says the middle court or members of
Speaker 1: the second degree, were seventy in number, and we're supposed
Speaker 1: to be in the Hall of Meditation and acted as
Speaker 1: mediators between the people and the inner sanctuary. Above all
Speaker 1: was the Inner Court or the circle of the seven
Speaker 1: priests and the Masters or high priests, who were the
Speaker 1: teachers between God and man, mediators between the scene and
Speaker 1: the unseen.
Speaker 4: Right, So these would be the bureaucrats, the bureaucratic class.
Speaker 4: And as you've been inducted into the bureaucratic class, now
Speaker 4: you are supposed to instruct everybody else how they are
Speaker 4: supposed to live. Now, this is the bureaucratic revolution that's
Speaker 4: taking place. This is in the high point of the
Speaker 4: progressive era, right, and so the progressive era didn't really
Speaker 4: stop until you know, late in the nineteen thirties, really,
Speaker 4: but the whole idea is that they could make man
Speaker 4: better by using this bureaucratic revolution. And that was a
Speaker 4: big theme with the Who's the guy on the dime?
Speaker 1: Abraham Lincoln Woodrow Wilson? Oh was Wilson? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Okay, so well yeah. Woodrow Wilson was elected in what
Speaker 4: was in nineteen ten and then again in nineteen fourteen.
Speaker 4: So he's on his second his second term right now,
Speaker 4: and he is looking to try and put us in
Speaker 4: World War two, right, And his whole goal was the
Speaker 4: bureaucrotic revolution, where instead of having elected representatives, who would
Speaker 4: have a constant bureaucracy or the deep state. So his
Speaker 4: his goal and William mendel House.
Speaker 1: I was going to say, mendel House, Yeah, exactly exactly.
Speaker 4: Mendel House was writing some really wicked fiction about how
Speaker 4: to implement I forgot the name of his book, but
Speaker 4: it was.
Speaker 1: Just it's called something Administrator.
Speaker 4: Right, there was somebody administrator wind House, something Drew administrator.
Speaker 1: Yeah, something Drew. You're right, you're right. But now mendel
Speaker 1: House was all tied in with Cecil Roads and all
Speaker 1: tied in with Balfour, and so you have all that
Speaker 1: kind of going on in your are just setting up
Speaker 1: the state of Israel as well.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, you know, having that proxy in Israel, they felt
Speaker 4: like you can make the most social changes with the war.
Speaker 4: Second most way of making these social changes is by
Speaker 4: doing it from a top down level. And you've got
Speaker 4: to have a proxy so that you can use them
Speaker 4: as sort of the intermediaries. Again, back to this three
Speaker 4: threefold system. Ye, you know, everybody else is in the
Speaker 4: outer courtyard of American foreign policy, but it's only certain
Speaker 4: people from a certain group that are allowed to be
Speaker 4: on the inner layer of that, you know, decision making process.
Speaker 1: Well, in Solomon's temple itself, you know, you had the
Speaker 1: inner Court, which was for the rabbis and the Holy
Speaker 1: of Holies. And then you had the exterior court, which
Speaker 1: was considered the Golden Court, which is for the Jewish
Speaker 1: people that were coming to sacrifice basically. And then you
Speaker 1: had what they called Silver Court on the outside of that,
Speaker 1: which was for the gentile that was coming to sacrifice.
Speaker 1: So you have these layers of separation societally.
Speaker 4: Now, are you describing Solomon's tumbler government.
Speaker 1: No, Solomon's hey, exactly. Yeah, but that was how Solomon
Speaker 1: Semple was set up.
Speaker 4: Right, But what do they call themselves? They call themselves
Speaker 4: the roundtable groups.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Right, it's the same idea every time. The roundtables are
Speaker 4: how they manage the world, and you're describing the same thing.
Speaker 1: So now and and those round table groups come from
Speaker 1: Cecil Rhoads who set up the apartheid in South Africa
Speaker 1: and Craig and I have been looking into John.
Speaker 2: Hammond m Yeah, him and John he's Himan Jr. So
Speaker 2: John Hayes Sior was He was a gold miner and
Speaker 2: he ended up going to work for Cecil Roads in
Speaker 2: Africa and he was as pretty much as right hand man.
Speaker 1: He set up the De Beers diamond mines so that
Speaker 1: the beers could make that money.
Speaker 4: You guys want to see the shortest Wikipedia article of
Speaker 4: all time. Sure, like that round Table movement.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, but now it was within Cecil Rhodes basically
Speaker 1: in South Africa with the diamond mines. That on his
Speaker 1: last will and testament, and he actually had like I
Speaker 1: think five or six of these wills where he had
Speaker 1: a instructions to set up a secret society that consisted
Speaker 1: of the Milner Kindergarten groups that would form the Roundtable
Speaker 1: groups that became the Council Foreign Relations that once Jimmy
Speaker 1: Carter got put into place through Brazigna Brazinski, they brought
Speaker 1: all these Council Foreign Relation people into the American government
Speaker 1: and since Jimmy Carter, almost every single Cabinet position has
Speaker 1: been filled by one of these CFR members.
Speaker 4: Yup. So the history of the Roundtable Movement goes right
Speaker 4: to Cecil Rhodes and his different Will and testaments. Yes,
Speaker 4: we had seventeen different versions of it before it was
Speaker 4: fully published. That's amazing. That's the entire parbet for what
Speaker 4: this new world order that became and off of this occultism.
Speaker 1: Right, and the most specific part about those Roundtable groups
Speaker 1: and the Council Foreign Relations and the Rhodes scholars that
Speaker 1: we have in various media sources and another place. I
Speaker 1: mean Bill Clinton was a Rhodes scholar. But the whole
Speaker 1: idea of these groups, these roundtable groups and the Council
Speaker 1: Foreign Relations was to bring America back under the wing
Speaker 1: of the British government and against that. Yeah, and he
Speaker 1: actually told he told Cecil Rhodes if anything, America is
Speaker 1: going to assimilate Britain stuff, Britain assimilated America, and Cecil
Speaker 1: Rhodes didn't like that at all.
Speaker 4: But you look at what happened, and you got to
Speaker 4: have to look at perspective, because I think that's what happened.
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, it used to be the people were geniuses.
Speaker 4: Now that the politicians all over the world, all of
Speaker 4: their IQ is followed by at least fifty.
Speaker 1: Points willing dupes put in place by you know, lobbyist,
Speaker 1: you know outfits LinkedIn yeah, round table group.
Speaker 2: So you're seeing the destruction of the middle class where
Speaker 2: more and more people own less and less. But these
Speaker 2: politicians that are in there that are getting paid hundreds
Speaker 2: of thousand dollars a year. They're all worth tens of
Speaker 2: millions of dollars, so they're really probably just setting up
Speaker 2: themselves in their own families for the future of what's coming.
Speaker 1: For the breakaway society that they see coming, so they'll
Speaker 1: be like the lords in this neo feudal system, right. Well,
Speaker 1: and that was during the French Revolution, the Duke to
Speaker 1: Saint Louis, he was initiated into the first degree of
Speaker 1: the illuminati, and he was basically spending He had millions
Speaker 1: of ducats and he would just go around France filling
Speaker 1: up everybody's pocket so that they would be an agitator.
Speaker 1: And he spent more than three quarters of his fortune
Speaker 1: before the French Revolution kicked off, you know, because he
Speaker 1: wanted to end up being a lord or some sort
Speaker 1: of a high ranking you know, ruler after the vacuum happened,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 4: Right, And you know, it can't be said enough. These
Speaker 4: red hot hats might be part of kind of a
Speaker 4: neo feudal revolution, I mean, the red hats of the
Speaker 4: French Revolution, the red hats the Trump Revolution. It could
Speaker 4: be ushering in that new kind of feudalism that we see.
Speaker 4: You know, he exemplified and Peter Thiel and all the.
Speaker 2: Rest of these.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, in that red hat, it's the Phrygian red hat,
Speaker 1: and it actually goes back to Addis and Mother Caybell
Speaker 1: and Addis wore that red hat. But the whole thing, it's,
Speaker 1: you know, you follow that through the Dionysiacs or the
Speaker 1: Dionysus worshippers coming into Greece that overthrew the system in Greece.
Speaker 1: And we talked about Robison who wrote Proofs of a
Speaker 1: Conspiracy about the Bavarian Illuminati that basically he prostolates that
Speaker 1: the Dionysiacs were very much along the lines of the
Speaker 1: modern Masonic Orders and the Illuminati, basically seeding these ideas
Speaker 1: of world revolution and overthrow. And you know, back to
Speaker 1: the Communist Manifesto, you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's in the minds of man.
Speaker 1: That's that's exactly exactly, you know. And it was Lord
Speaker 1: Rothschild's that actually paid Karl Marx to write the Communist Manifesto.
Speaker 1: So when you start looking at the banking class, you know,
Speaker 1: marrying in with the royal class and trying to precipitate
Speaker 1: back to shaping society, you know, this is.
Speaker 4: What I have a problem with people calling these unelected
Speaker 4: rulers as elites because they don't produce anything elite like
Speaker 4: that that used to mean something well is garbage.
Speaker 1: Right. It goes back to the whole idea of L
Speaker 1: you know, the god, and that's where you get the
Speaker 1: elect to the elite. The all these different L words
Speaker 1: come from L, the ancient god.
Speaker 4: The top, the pinnacle exactly right, top the speriment, right,
Speaker 4: and the idea of these people being anywhere near the
Speaker 4: top of the pyramid is almost laughable. I mean again,
Speaker 4: I think what happened with the American takeover of this,
Speaker 4: this whole thing, is they stop looking for meritocracy and
Speaker 4: they started looking for manipulatability. Right, those are generally stupid people.
Speaker 4: So when we see all of Europe scrabbling to try
Speaker 4: and come to the aid of Zelenski, that's because none
Speaker 4: of them see the opportunity in this, like how many
Speaker 4: of them could profit from them, you know, turning turning
Speaker 4: around and being a different type of leader when everybody
Speaker 4: knows that they're full of shit. They're so programmed and
Speaker 4: they're so into being part of the sheepish herd that
Speaker 4: none of them can actually you know, break away from it.
Speaker 4: It's that stupid, you know. I mean, at the very least,
Speaker 4: you want some ambitious leaders. You don't want a bunch
Speaker 4: of sheep. Some of these people have to keep the
Speaker 4: water running and they want to well.
Speaker 1: But that's when you get into you know, mendel House,
Speaker 1: the administrator and the ideas of putting it administrative government
Speaker 1: over the elected government, where essentially these experts, you know,
Speaker 1: like how they were saying during the pandemic, you know,
Speaker 1: trust the experts, Trust the experts, this expert class. You know,
Speaker 1: it goes back to the ancient idea of the ruling
Speaker 1: philosopher cast of you know, Plato, and and it supersedes
Speaker 1: the will of the people in regard to it. But
Speaker 1: what's the case We just had that that overrode the
Speaker 1: administrators and said that they could no longer make the
Speaker 1: x it was, do you know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: There was a recent lawsuit that overrode that. So we're
Speaker 1: actually looking at legally coming back to the point where
Speaker 1: the elected government is more you know, powerful than the
Speaker 1: then the administrative class, the bureaucracy, and the breocracy.
Speaker 4: The blob, that's what it is. I mean, any anywhere
Speaker 4: this bureaucracy goes, everything gets suffocated under it. I looked
Speaker 4: it up and it was called Philip Drew as Administrator.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 4: It's all about, uh, I guess, concreting the plutocracy using
Speaker 4: the administration of these different you know, administrative class, these
Speaker 4: people who are supposed to have children that then take
Speaker 4: over their roles in the administrative class. And that's supposed
Speaker 4: to permanently concrete the sort of cast based society that
Speaker 4: they've been wanting to go for.
Speaker 1: Right. So, you know, and when we talk about this,
Speaker 1: you know this sixty eighth convocation in regard to shaping
Speaker 1: the people to raise the nation state, you know, bringing globalism,
Speaker 1: we can go back to Virgil once again and look
Speaker 1: at you know, him writing the Georgics and the foundation
Speaker 1: like Mythos for Rome itself and basically you know, teaching
Speaker 1: people how to create society, right.
Speaker 4: Right, because they were making handbooks and playbooks for how
Speaker 4: to create society all the way back then, right. I
Speaker 4: think what a lot of people don't realize is that
Speaker 4: most of the philosophy that you see in ancient Greece
Speaker 4: was actually a methodology, a plan how to use it
Speaker 4: for you know, colonizing other places, and I think a
Speaker 4: lot of that took root with Christianity and they figured, hey,
Speaker 4: if this can be done with the Greek religion, why
Speaker 4: can't it be done with something else, something that we
Speaker 4: can do well.
Speaker 1: And you look at Plato as well, you know, and
Speaker 1: he specifically talks about how to build a good society
Speaker 1: or how to break down a society, you know. So
Speaker 1: all that is within Plato as far back as we
Speaker 1: can go, you know.
Speaker 4: And Plato is one of the ones who first talked
Speaker 4: about putting forward a monotheist, philosophical god, right, and I
Speaker 4: think that's really what took the root in the form
Speaker 4: of the septuagen because it wasn't until the septu agent
Speaker 4: that you know, God became a singular instead of this
Speaker 4: plural idea.
Speaker 1: Well, you're talking about the Chevron decision, the Chevron Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's the Chevron doctrine.
Speaker 2: Chevron doctrine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that got overroded. So hopefully that will begin to
Speaker 1: cut back on the administrator class that we've been having
Speaker 1: to deal with that's been building up what since Natonne
Speaker 1: of probably yeah, oh yeah, well, you know, they were
Speaker 1: that's the thing. All of this information you know, HG.
Speaker 1: Wells with his open conspiracy, like all of this stuff.
Speaker 1: You know, it's all out there if you take the
Speaker 1: time to go look for it and read about it.
Speaker 1: You know, it's a long standing plan that's been going
Speaker 1: on since Virgil, you know, and and basically the whole
Speaker 1: you know, Saturn reiins again, and and the whole prophecy
Speaker 1: of you know, Apollo ruling coming to rule again.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: Well, I think there were different camps because you know,
Speaker 4: as you know, Greece was never a single kind of
Speaker 4: ruling body, but they made paid their freedom, and tyrants
Speaker 4: were a big problem for people like Plato because he
Speaker 4: didn't like the unpredictability of its back then met a
Speaker 4: popular contestant, right, So they didn't have a lot of democracies,
Speaker 4: but when they did usually was run by a tyrant,
Speaker 4: because in those days, the people would get together and
Speaker 4: choose their own ruler. That ruler would then depose the
Speaker 4: king and he would be a populist. This is where
Speaker 4: the idea of populism, democracy, and dictatorship all sort of
Speaker 4: come together. And so it's within that populism. If well managed,
Speaker 4: you have an expanding empire, if you have a poorly
Speaker 4: managed populism, you get leftism right, and that poorly planned
Speaker 4: society doesn't really go too well for anybody. But at
Speaker 4: the same time, you know, when you've got these democratic reforms,
Speaker 4: you have to keep an eye on what they're going
Speaker 4: to put forward because I don't think you can actually
Speaker 4: get outside of that paradigm. I think it's been that
Speaker 4: way all the way since Greece because that's the nature
Speaker 4: of democracy itself, away from.
Speaker 1: That and people coming together to you know, pick their rule.
Speaker 1: And that's kind of why the founding fathers chose a
Speaker 1: republic at being a democratically elected republic, so that it
Speaker 1: would move slower than a democracy, because the democracies, you know,
Speaker 1: you just see them overturning and overturning and falling because
Speaker 1: of the volatility of what they were, and the republic
Speaker 1: itself is a little more slow moving, but it also
Speaker 1: incorporates that democratic element within it.
Speaker 4: But if we're going to really make the argument about
Speaker 4: the republic, we have to call the republic period from
Speaker 4: seventeen seventy six to seventeen eighty three, because in seventeen
Speaker 4: eighty three that's when the Society of Cincinnati took over
Speaker 4: it's been sort of that system ever since. So you know,
Speaker 4: when you look at the details of how they implement
Speaker 4: these different ideas, you never get what you're given in
Speaker 4: the documents. You never get the democracy, you never get
Speaker 4: the republic, but you always do have a ruling class,
Speaker 4: always do have a plutocracy. I think we is to
Speaker 4: understand that these people are not Stowe like. They have
Speaker 4: to respond at some point.
Speaker 2: So people that know that don't know I never heard of.
Speaker 2: The Society of Cincinnati is the nation's oldest patriotic organization,
Speaker 2: founded in seventeen eighty three by officers of the Continental
Speaker 2: Army who serve together in the American Revolution. Its mission
Speaker 2: is to promote knowledge and appreciation of the achievement of
Speaker 2: American independence and you foster fellowship among its members. Now
Speaker 2: a nonprofit educational organization devoted to the principles and ideas
Speaker 2: of its founders, the modern Society maintains its headquarters, library,
Speaker 2: and museum at Anderson House in Washington, d C.
Speaker 4: So it's officially a museum, but the reality is that
Speaker 4: they only let the children of the Continental officers join it.
Speaker 4: And when you become president, if you're not already a member,
Speaker 4: you automatic we get membership, so it's an ancestral military hunta.
Speaker 4: So the children of the officers are the only ones
Speaker 4: allowed to join, and they're the ones in charge of
Speaker 4: the executive office.
Speaker 1: But now the idea of the Cincinnatus is going back
Speaker 1: to the Roman Cincinnatus.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, and the idea with the Roman war chief as
Speaker 4: the symbol, I think really should take precedent over the
Speaker 4: idea of him going back to the farm, because what
Speaker 4: they're trying to do is keep it within the military lineage. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you know, and so by keeping them in that sort
Speaker 4: of Cincinnatus type, you know, our officers come from the
Speaker 4: sons and daughters of other officers that come from the
Speaker 4: sons and daughters of these powerful families back in Europe.
Speaker 4: You really don't get away from the system, right.
Speaker 2: The Society of the Cincinnati is over forty four hundred
Speaker 2: members residing in the United States, France, and more than
Speaker 2: twenty five other countries. The youngest hereditary members are in
Speaker 2: their twenties. The oldest are over one hundred. A few
Speaker 2: members great great grandsons of the Propocity are only four
Speaker 2: generations removed from the officers of the Revolutionary War. Some
Speaker 2: of the youngest members great great great great great great
Speaker 2: great great grandsons of their purpocity are nine generations removed.
Speaker 2: Some are direct descendants in an unbroken male line of
Speaker 2: members reaching back to the founding of the society. Many
Speaker 2: more have joined since the mid nineteenth century, when a
Speaker 2: change in the membership ruled rules allowed for the representation
Speaker 2: of otherwise qualified Continental officers who for whatever reason never
Speaker 2: joined the society.
Speaker 4: So the figure to keep in mind about the Society
Speaker 4: of the Cincinnati is this guy named a Danis Burke,
Speaker 4: and as was the one who wrote to George Washington
Speaker 4: to say that this is a really bad idea. He
Speaker 4: wrote this letter called on the Society of the Cincinnati.
Speaker 4: I haven't been able to translate it from his handwriting.
Speaker 4: I have found it in the National Archives. What he's
Speaker 4: saying is that this is going to set up an
Speaker 4: ancestral military junta, and you shouldn't do this. I thought
Speaker 4: we were going to do something other than this, But
Speaker 4: he's the only guy who did this. Now, what they
Speaker 4: said after he sent his letter and distributed it is
Speaker 4: that no, no, no, it's not just going to be these
Speaker 4: continental officers were also going to include officers in the militia,
Speaker 4: so the militia can join up too. So Dansburg stopped
Speaker 4: making noise and they immediately went back to only letting
Speaker 4: Continental officers join because that was the whole point.
Speaker 1: And interestingly, you know Cincinnati or Cincinnatis, Cincinnati, Ohio, when
Speaker 1: you're driving through there, there's a giant here, mid built
Speaker 1: right on the river that is the Rock and Roll
Speaker 1: Hall of Fame.
Speaker 4: I wish, uh, I wish gcd JJ was in here
Speaker 4: because he would be going off. He knows the most
Speaker 4: about the society of the Cincinnati and has a lot
Speaker 4: of their lineage is mapped out.
Speaker 1: So nice. Nice.
Speaker 4: This is the American blue Blood Network. You know, this
Speaker 4: is the original. And so if if that's not paid
Speaker 4: attention to, it's only at your own detriment, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, well I think that was good. I think
Speaker 1: we covered a lot there, you.
Speaker 4: Know, absolutely. But I think if you tell your friends
Speaker 4: about the uh, you know, this book, at least the
Speaker 4: serious researchers out there, We got to get more eyes
Speaker 4: on this thing. You know. Bill Cooper said it, you know,
Speaker 4: decades ago, and it hasn't gotten the kind of attention
Speaker 4: that it deserves. So if you're out there and you're
Speaker 4: a serious researcher, get into the sixty eighth complication. You
Speaker 4: can find it for free online and start tracking these people.
Speaker 1: Yep, you can get it on archive or you can
Speaker 1: get it on the Condresce dot lab LB.
Speaker 2: It's only about two hundred and fifty pages. Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: pretty quick.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's actually a bit at all.
Speaker 1: Right.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, it's great that stuff I didn't know about.
Speaker 4: Hell yeah, thank you guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, it's always it's just the more you go,
Speaker 1: it's always just more, more and more stuff that you
Speaker 1: didn't We we're all learning, you know.
Speaker 4: The corners that haven't been looked at though, And I
Speaker 4: think that's important too, is because once you to get
Speaker 4: into those cracks and crevices, that's when you find the
Speaker 4: real boots on the ground type information.
Speaker 8: Do you ever like like go into stuff like from
Speaker 8: ten years ago and like totally forget about it, So
Speaker 8: it's like re hearing it.
Speaker 5: It's like you got to learn it all over again. Anyway. Yeah,
Speaker 5: Like there's times where I do come across go ahead.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah. But the modern politics, man, it's just so
Speaker 1: fast and so you know, it's like I see it
Speaker 1: and I have a familiar like it's more like a big,
Speaker 1: just rounded out ball. A lot of times I have
Speaker 1: to be reminded of a lot of this stuff because honestly,
Speaker 1: I don't want to keep track of a lot of
Speaker 1: modern politics. I mean, I got better stuff to do
Speaker 1: with my time, you know, other than the fact that
Speaker 1: we got to do something to slow down what they're doing,
Speaker 1: you know, because they're they're working. You know, there's the
Speaker 1: hidden hand working behind the scenes. Things move so fast,
Speaker 1: you yeah, not hitting.
Speaker 4: For too much longer. I think there's a serious push
Speaker 4: right now going on to at least get rid of
Speaker 4: the system that we have, yeah, drew onward. So that's
Speaker 4: a part I hate where we're at now. We've got
Speaker 4: to injects beauty back into the world that we live in.
Speaker 1: That's exactly right, that's exactly right. But we also have
Speaker 1: to tamp down some of this globalist stuff that's going
Speaker 1: on in order to be able to you know, grow
Speaker 1: our flowers.
Speaker 4: Absolutely absolutely.
Speaker 2: Thanks everyone for uh for joining and uh you guys
Speaker 2: all have a good day for sure.
Speaker 1: Thanks