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Speaker 3: We must welcome. Welcome back everyone to the Gray Horn
Speaker 3: Pagan's podcast. If the sweater looks familiar, If the backgrounds
Speaker 3: look familiar. That is because I am recording back to back.
Speaker 3: It is a busy, busy weekend, but I love doing
Speaker 3: nothing more than this. My guest for this time is
Speaker 3: miss Heidi Love from unfiltert Rise Podcasts, and we are
Speaker 3: going to talk about some weird, weird things but that
Speaker 3: I find highly interesting and that I have definitely looked at,
Speaker 3: looked into before. So yeah, Heidi, thank you very much
Speaker 3: for coming on. And for those who may not be
Speaker 3: familiar with your work just yet, first of all, you
Speaker 3: should be. Second of all, introduce yourself.
Speaker 4: What do you do?
Speaker 3: What are you all?
Speaker 4: Right? Well, thank you so much for having me on.
Speaker 4: I love coming on and talking about my weird mind,
Speaker 4: because this is not conversations you can just talk to
Speaker 4: about like with your neighbor. Right Fortunately, they'll be like,
Speaker 4: oh my gosh, this lady and some family members even
Speaker 4: of course. So I do run the Unfiltered Rise podcast.
Speaker 4: It started with a quick guest appearance and next thing
Speaker 4: I knew, I had my own show, and it's almost
Speaker 4: been two years now, and I just love podcasting and
Speaker 4: these are things that I find just fascinating, right, Like
Speaker 4: it's just kind of wherever your mind goes. What a
Speaker 4: what a fun time we live in that we can
Speaker 4: research things and share it with other people. And since
Speaker 4: I'm a researcher by nature, I just it was simple
Speaker 4: for me. In my regular life, I am a mom.
Speaker 4: I have six kids, most are grown now but some
Speaker 4: are not. We have grandchildren and all of that, so
Speaker 4: we're busy, busy that way. And I am a registered
Speaker 4: nurse as well.
Speaker 3: So awesome. That's wow. I know Mormons, you know, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: of course, Yeah, No, that's that's true.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm not one anymore.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's that's That's a whole whole other stuff. We'll
Speaker 3: get to some some other time, another time.
Speaker 4: Yes, because it's very interesting. Actually, Like I say, you've
Speaker 4: got one degree of separation on any conspiracy, just ad Mormons,
Speaker 4: like one drop of water. Yep, just add the Mormons,
Speaker 4: because they're always there and.
Speaker 3: I don't know why they are, but I have. I
Speaker 3: have noticed that. I listened to you on a on
Speaker 3: a different show the other day. I don't remember the show, like, yeah,
Speaker 3: it was all like Mormons beyond behind the scenes, you know,
Speaker 3: running everything, doing everything. Mormons. And yes, I know a
Speaker 3: bit about them. I know a bit of them just
Speaker 3: because I well have come to know several people in Utah.
Speaker 3: I can't spell Utah without Mormon, It's so true. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 3: And it's like why Mormons? What did they have to
Speaker 3: do with it? And I know Nick from a cold rejects,
Speaker 3: he loves a mutual mutual friend of ours. He's on
Speaker 3: a lot about the Mormons. Hell yeah, he's on a
Speaker 3: lot about the Mormons as well, and just you know,
Speaker 3: making connections that you're like why, yeah, Yeah.
Speaker 4: It's so weird. It's always something I'll be studying some
Speaker 4: random thing that I find interesting, and not all of
Speaker 4: it is the occult even and like I told you,
Speaker 4: I was looking government things. Well you know, I mean
Speaker 4: you can't spell CIA without LDS either. Oh it's bad, Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's bad. They have infiltrated quietly to many places. And
Speaker 4: the funny thing is is I think they stand behind
Speaker 4: another religion that we're not going to say, you know,
Speaker 4: because if we do, then we're anti something I's and
Speaker 4: we aren't that. But the problem is is, you know,
Speaker 4: they get a good cover with that, you know, and ultimately,
Speaker 4: I feel like all religions.
Speaker 3: It's very Yeah, it's a very good cover. They have
Speaker 3: crafted that cover. Well some Yeah, eighty eighty five years ago,
Speaker 3: something very very bad happened and since that, you're not
Speaker 3: allowed to say anything about them.
Speaker 4: Cannot, yes, no, And that thing is is like it
Speaker 4: makes it very difficult because you know, in any religion
Speaker 4: at the top, I think it's corrupt, and that's why
Speaker 4: I've left religion. And I believe in God and I'm
Speaker 4: a Christian stone, but like I am not the typical
Speaker 4: Christian as well, Like I don't subscribe to church. I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't do these things anymore. Yeah, then how do
Speaker 4: you talk to gold if you don't go to church? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: he talks to you. Funny enough if you just build
Speaker 4: that relationship, right, And people don't love that, but you know,
Speaker 4: it is what it is, and everybody has their own path.
Speaker 4: But as for me, fool me once, can't be fooled again, right, Yes, yeah,
Speaker 4: little bush quote there, but yeah, I just feel like
Speaker 4: it's funny the way it always seems to combine. And
Speaker 4: that's because they're very involved in secret societies and that's
Speaker 4: just the truth of it, sounds so it seems.
Speaker 3: And even with the topic that well we picked for
Speaker 3: today because you have several things going on little know
Speaker 3: the Yeah, the orphan trains and the Cabbage Kids. Not
Speaker 3: to be confused with Cabbage Patch Kids, although there might
Speaker 3: be a connection to them. A I know that I
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Speaker 3: We all know the story about you know, like how
Speaker 3: either you know the babies will grow in the cabbage
Speaker 3: or you know, the stork brings the baby. That's what
Speaker 3: you you know what you tell your kids when they're
Speaker 3: very young and they ask you, like, Daddy, like how
Speaker 3: how did I get there? Like too young to go
Speaker 3: into the birds and the bees, So you know, you'll
Speaker 3: just say like, yeah, you know you you grew out
Speaker 3: of a cabbage and you know, we just we saw
Speaker 3: you there. We thought you were, you know, incredibly incredibly cute,
Speaker 3: and we were like, you know, we're we're gonna take
Speaker 3: you home. You're our son now, you're our daughter now.
Speaker 3: And a there is a whole freaking backstory too, that's
Speaker 3: connected to several worldwide resets, you know, resets, the off
Speaker 3: the cycles, orphan trains, repopulation of the city East Taria. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's it's not just a story you tell your kids
Speaker 3: because they're too young to hear the actual story.
Speaker 4: It's a weird it's a weird phenomena. I think that
Speaker 4: kind of played into these strange things I'm going to
Speaker 4: show you today. And it's kind of a weird place
Speaker 4: to go because you think, okay, just like the Mormons, right, like,
Speaker 4: why does this have anything to do with this? But
Speaker 4: yet here we are at strange things, and especially in America,
Speaker 4: I feel like America's got this hidden, hidden history and
Speaker 4: everybody just goes with whatever we were reprogrammed with.
Speaker 3: So that is why I become right.
Speaker 4: Weird because ultimately, yeah, it's kind of weird. But I
Speaker 4: think a picture speaks a thousand words. So I always
Speaker 4: like to ring my little slides because it helps keep
Speaker 4: me focused with my A D D as well.
Speaker 3: And I think it's also because America, as as we
Speaker 3: know it as a nation is still still fairly new,
Speaker 3: of course, so like you can kind of make up
Speaker 3: the history as as you go along, you can make
Speaker 3: up the stories as you as you go along because
Speaker 3: you know, who knows, maybe maybe they are they are true.
Speaker 3: Oh you have like maps and sub maps and everything.
Speaker 5: Wow?
Speaker 4: Yes, second about that? Is this just the only screen
Speaker 4: you can see now? Hopefully?
Speaker 3: No, we're off to the to the side, but I
Speaker 3: can we can see it well enough, Okay, perfect, the
Speaker 3: flaskulous even.
Speaker 4: Yes, we're gonna store the stork. Yes, So the babies
Speaker 4: are kind of the first thing that helped me be like, Okay,
Speaker 4: this is interesting, Like why not look at things at
Speaker 4: Like I said, I think I'm very into strange phenomena
Speaker 4: and I love to really give deep dives on things,
Speaker 4: and so it leads me here, and Mind Unveiled was
Speaker 4: a really good place also to go to. So I
Speaker 4: like to give him credit as well. And there's many
Speaker 4: books on a lot of this stuff, like but of
Speaker 4: course they're not gonna call it cabbage babies, right, Eh,
Speaker 4: They're not gonna say this. And so to kind of
Speaker 4: understand what the heck we're even talking about, we'll start
Speaker 4: with doctor Tarnier, Okay, And in eighteen eighty one, he
Speaker 4: was the first one to try the kind of fertilization
Speaker 4: of a baby, and it was called the Embryo Project,
Speaker 4: and so this was constructed with chicken incubators, and so
Speaker 4: he noticed like, oh, these babies, okay, what if we
Speaker 4: did to them what we do to the eggs to
Speaker 4: like catch the eggs. And he was kind of like
Speaker 4: the first inventor of the incubator. And so this kind
Speaker 4: of caught on a little bit, but it wasn't really
Speaker 4: blown into mainstream society. I actually had a great great
Speaker 4: grandma that was a twin and she said, we weren't
Speaker 4: expected to live because they were quite small. And they
Speaker 4: would also put them on heater vents and then cover
Speaker 4: the babies. So this wasn't like a known like they
Speaker 4: kind of just went like, take your baby, sorry about it,
Speaker 4: and you hope, hope they live, and usually they didn't,
Speaker 4: you know, until this kind of started going on tour.
Speaker 4: And this happened at the same time as they're doing
Speaker 4: the World's Fairs, curiously enough so and it wasn't doctor
Speaker 4: Tarnier who actually came up with, you know, the science
Speaker 4: of course that made it famous. It was actually a
Speaker 4: different doctor. And his name is doctor Martin Cooney and
Speaker 4: this is him. And so doctor Martin Cooney wasn't even
Speaker 4: a doctor. Isn't that fun? He allegedly apprenticed under a
Speaker 4: French obstetrician which we don't even have the name of,
Speaker 4: so he had literally no medical license. But strangely he's
Speaker 4: put in this position.
Speaker 3: He has cost you very professional oh yeah, exactly, the
Speaker 3: code the tie du stash, you know, very very very doctorly.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yes, and who is financing this right? Like how
Speaker 4: fascinating that this inventorium okay, comes along and it's gonna
Speaker 4: cost a grip of money. You have to understand, these
Speaker 4: women weren't the mothers of these babies. These were wet nurses.
Speaker 4: These actually were the women that fed them, and they
Speaker 4: had to be on a strict diet and they had
Speaker 4: to have all this certain criteria. And then you've got
Speaker 4: all this money, you know, putting this stuff together. And yes,
Speaker 4: people paid to go the babies, but like, honestly, the
Speaker 4: amount of money alone to sustain something like this just
Speaker 4: where Doctor Cooney is right on Coney Island, which is funny.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that that reminds me. I've been watching the
Speaker 3: the TV show about that, what is it, Boardwalk Empire.
Speaker 4: Oh, I didn't know there was one. That's cool.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's it's an older, well older show. It's
Speaker 3: art on HBO a couple of years years back, and
Speaker 3: it's set in the times of of when that was
Speaker 3: a thing, you know, times of the prohibition, okay everything,
Speaker 3: and yeah, like it was a it was a show
Speaker 3: really like it was on they were on display, yes
Speaker 3: they were, and that's it's kind of it's creepy actually
Speaker 3: to think about you know, pre MEI babies. They you know,
Speaker 3: they're not the healthiest, of course, I mean they're pre
Speaker 3: MEI babies. We all know somebody who's you know, was
Speaker 3: born too early, and they're often like they're really small,
Speaker 3: and luckily, with modern medicine, the chances are you know,
Speaker 3: a lot greater, Yes, But like why put them on display,
Speaker 3: like if if you want to, if it's just about
Speaker 3: the you know, the marvels of like modern in those times,
Speaker 3: at least modern medicine, there's got to be a better
Speaker 3: way than like literally put them on display for everyone
Speaker 3: to see as some kind of a some kind of
Speaker 3: a side show.
Speaker 4: It was a side show and it but it was
Speaker 4: a big side show because we have to think about
Speaker 4: what we're doing right at this time in our nation.
Speaker 4: Is we also have the orphan trains happening at the
Speaker 4: same timeframe. Okay, like they're running neck and neck, and
Speaker 4: remember that we see all these pictures and they're gonna
Speaker 4: come up here. I'm just gonna slide through these so
Speaker 4: that we can make this make sense. But like they've
Speaker 4: got these babies kind of crammed in there, which isn't
Speaker 4: terrible because they do better with with a couple. Actually,
Speaker 4: And as a nurse, I've worked in the nick you
Speaker 4: many times, you're right, it's not good for them to
Speaker 4: be taken out, messed with, a whole bunch, paraded around
Speaker 4: taking pictures of them out in the cold. When we're
Speaker 4: in the nick you, they don't come out at all
Speaker 4: except for feedings and change. You change them, You do
Speaker 4: everything at the same time, and that's only once every
Speaker 4: three hours, and otherwise you're to leave them alone, just
Speaker 4: like as if they were in the womb, you know,
Speaker 4: to let them stay warm.
Speaker 3: And so it was weird, Yeah, but that's what you're
Speaker 3: trying to recreate, right, it's kind of an artificial, you know, womb,
Speaker 3: but not not a woman that looks.
Speaker 5: More like a.
Speaker 3: Like they they converted some kind of ann yeah, an
Speaker 3: oven or you know, like one of those old timey
Speaker 3: stoves into a very rudimentary medical device. And yess, just
Speaker 3: the thought process like it works some chickens, why not
Speaker 3: tried with humans?
Speaker 4: Well, And the fact that let's also put in our
Speaker 4: minds one more thing when we're getting to the orphan
Speaker 4: trains here in a second, we've got kids in factories,
Speaker 4: We've got kids coming out of our ears in New
Speaker 4: York City alone. They are homeless. They are parentless. They
Speaker 4: are literally they don't know what to do with all
Speaker 4: these children. Okay, it's at a point the parents, right right,
Speaker 4: where are the parents? But secondly, why on earth would
Speaker 4: you not let natural selection work its magic. Not trying
Speaker 4: to be crass here, but as if you've got a
Speaker 4: child problem, Hey we've got too many kids, why would
Speaker 4: you then save children that naturally were designed to pass away? Okay?
Speaker 4: And he did, and sixty five hundred babies is how
Speaker 4: many he saved. But also like the fact that they
Speaker 4: were giving these babies away, right, Like this wasn't like
Speaker 4: the parents came every day and come to get their
Speaker 4: babies later. Did some? Yes? Did others?
Speaker 3: Not a lot?
Speaker 4: And so they want to blame prostitution. They want to
Speaker 4: blame all these things. But here's here's the deal, guys.
Speaker 4: Other than multiple bursts, women can only have one baby
Speaker 4: a year. That's one other than multiple bursts.
Speaker 3: One.
Speaker 4: You cannot have more than one baby a year without
Speaker 4: multiple bursts. And honestly, if it was triplets, it's not
Speaker 4: making it back then probably you know.
Speaker 3: No, I mean yeah, like twins was already you know,
Speaker 3: it's already uncommon. Yeah, it's and yeah, like even even done.
Speaker 3: You know, if we're talking like indeed, like the thirties, twenties, thirties,
Speaker 3: forties ish, you know, we were as far yet with
Speaker 3: medical technologies. So you know the fact that this was
Speaker 3: a thing too, you know, to help premies stay alive
Speaker 3: and you know, eventually have a life. That was an
Speaker 3: whole thing already. I mean, my my grandmother, she you know,
Speaker 3: she used to be a nurse. And when I see
Speaker 3: pictures of her like in the old timey, you know,
Speaker 3: uniform and all it's and when I you know, when
Speaker 3: I hear the stories or like seed on on TV
Speaker 3: or wherever about like how things were going back then,
Speaker 3: it's you know, a lot of it is just hoping
Speaker 3: and praying that you know, that it goes well and
Speaker 3: that we have we have done enough. But sixty five.
Speaker 4: Hundred, sixty five hundred, and this is in nineteen thirty three,
Speaker 4: and remember they have no idea what they're doing, like
Speaker 4: to keep these babies calm. They're giving them alcohol, little
Speaker 4: shots literally bourbon, and so yeah, it does work, and
Speaker 4: it did you know, addiction later probably. But but here's
Speaker 4: the thing, why are you saving these babies and making
Speaker 4: this happen for what? For who who are going to
Speaker 4: be the parents of these children? Right? Like, why is
Speaker 4: this happening at this point? It seems odd?
Speaker 3: First of all, where are the parents? Like sixty five
Speaker 3: hundred babies, you know, if we're assuming or just you know,
Speaker 3: single kids, single mothers, you know, either literally or figuratively,
Speaker 3: that's sixty five hundred mothers. That's sixty five hundreds men
Speaker 3: at least who conceived a child and didn't.
Speaker 4: Care at all, didn't care at all, like right, Like
Speaker 4: as a parent, as a mother, I've had things happen
Speaker 4: in my life, like my last daughter at strange timings
Speaker 4: where I was like, oh my gosh, I'm almost forty.
Speaker 4: Why is this happening now? Like not being overly joyed
Speaker 4: okay about being pregnant, but also like oh, well, we're
Speaker 4: happy to have a baby now, right, Like it's a baby.
Speaker 3: And so I'm a father of two myself and I
Speaker 3: you know, I took up the father role for my
Speaker 3: my wife's son as well, So three kids basically, and
Speaker 3: like I'm still pretty young though, Like I just turned
Speaker 3: thirty three five days ago, you know, very fresh thirty three.
Speaker 4: That's going to come into play in a second week
Speaker 4: and talk about that.
Speaker 3: Of course, of course it is. But you know, so
Speaker 3: I was, I was a young father, very very young,
Speaker 3: maybe a little too young. My daughter will be turning
Speaker 3: ten this year. Okay, so I was twenty, twenty two,
Speaker 3: twenty three, I.
Speaker 4: Was exactly I was twenty. Well, I was twenty when
Speaker 4: I had my first So I'm.
Speaker 3: Young with you there, yep. And like even as a
Speaker 3: like a very young father, still trying to figure out
Speaker 3: his own life, you know, taking care of a kid,
Speaker 3: like you know, it's a responsibility. You know, you have
Speaker 3: to take on that responsibility.
Speaker 4: You're not just gonna leave the kid and be like
Speaker 4: peace out, like I know, there.
Speaker 3: Are you know, parents who who do that. Unfortunately, that's
Speaker 3: why single mothers is a thing. Unfortunately. But sixty five hundreds.
Speaker 4: And moms and we're talking about moms here. We're talking about, yeah,
Speaker 4: the birth of their baby and never seeing them again
Speaker 4: most of the time. Not saying sometimes they didn't go
Speaker 4: home with their parents. Sometimes they did, but.
Speaker 3: Like there, okay, that's so like at least let's say
Speaker 3: you know, six thousand, yeah, of yeah, or you know, yeah,
Speaker 3: well let's say a half lego. Let's go by the
Speaker 3: like the half half half kind of principle. That's thirty
Speaker 3: two hundred and fifty mothers, three thousand plus mothers who
Speaker 3: never saw their baby again and like never carot enough. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so weird find out where the child is or with
Speaker 3: who the child is.
Speaker 4: Okay, I want them to work. Yeah, I want this
Speaker 4: baby back like when it's okay, if it ever is okay,
Speaker 4: right like that. And at the same time, at the
Speaker 4: same time, we've got this don't forget this population issue.
Speaker 4: So we'll do New York City alone. We've got five
Speaker 4: hundred thousand people around this time frame. When Charles lauring Brace,
Speaker 4: who is this? Who was a mason, a master Mason?
Speaker 5: What is that?
Speaker 4: That's why I joked with the thirty three. And he's involved, right,
Speaker 4: he's involved in this whole thing with the orphan trains.
Speaker 4: At the same time, he's kind of the beginning and
Speaker 4: then on the heels of it comes in doctor Cooney.
Speaker 4: But lauring Brace, Charles laurng Brace was a pastor, he
Speaker 4: was a freemason. He started and ran the Children's Aid Society.
Speaker 4: Because we've got this population of five hundred thousand people. Ish, okay,
Speaker 4: back east and guess how many are orphans at this point,
Speaker 4: like just a why guess and.
Speaker 3: Homeless ooh, five hundred thousand.
Speaker 4: I'm going to say, close on on a different number
Speaker 4: for that one, but just for the kids that were homeless,
Speaker 4: for the kids, thirty thousand kids that are orphans that
Speaker 4: they don't know what to do with at this at
Speaker 4: this point, just at this year, thousand at the beginning,
Speaker 4: only at the beginning. But the number what I said
Speaker 4: you were close on is guess how many kids were
Speaker 4: involved in the orphan trains the actual trains themselves. And
Speaker 4: you're one of the only people that have come sort
Speaker 4: of close overshaw a bit.
Speaker 3: Oh well, if it's thirty oh god, too much, it's
Speaker 3: a fun one.
Speaker 4: It's a quarter million children. Okay, Well, we're talking about
Speaker 4: this population being not extensively high in this area. Now,
Speaker 4: there were riders on the train from other areas, not
Speaker 4: just New York City, and we we're talking about in
Speaker 4: New York City for these stats. But what I'm saying
Speaker 4: is they never let any children of color write the
Speaker 4: trains either. So we're also minusing a lot, right, and
Speaker 4: we've still got these knobs, so no children that were
Speaker 4: not white could ride the trains.
Speaker 3: Ever, so thirty thousands in New York City alone, like
Speaker 3: just holess children children.
Speaker 4: Yep, homeless children in the street.
Speaker 3: Well, smaller town here in the Netherlands, and that's like
Speaker 3: ninety percent of the people that live in in in
Speaker 3: my town. Yes, and it's people that live here would
Speaker 3: be homeless children.
Speaker 4: Well, look, they're putting him to work, right, They're putting
Speaker 4: him in factories.
Speaker 3: Like this seems so strange to.
Speaker 4: Me, right, Like these are real photos, you guys. These
Speaker 4: aren't like photoshops or anything. These are real pictures of
Speaker 4: what they're doing with these kids because they they that
Speaker 4: show newsies is formed around this whole situation, right that
Speaker 4: these kids were living basically on their own, and they
Speaker 4: were as young as five, and so the kids were
Speaker 4: taking care of kids. And then we've got the foundling
Speaker 4: hospitals initiated, and also the orphan trains initiated. So think
Speaker 4: of the sheer number when you're talking. The founding hospitals
Speaker 4: are freaking huge, Like have you seen some of the
Speaker 4: ones from back east, like in New York and those
Speaker 4: kind of areas. They're they're giant, but they still didn't
Speaker 4: have enough room. They still had to send these kids
Speaker 4: somewhere else. They're like, Okay, that's we're out of room there,
Speaker 4: and we're out of room there. But let's definitely save
Speaker 4: all the premium babies.
Speaker 3: Why why Yeah, Like I have thirty thousand homeless children
Speaker 3: in New York City alone, two hundred and fifty thousand, yeahs,
Speaker 3: but let's make sure there are even more homeless kids.
Speaker 4: And that's why they would call them sewer rats or
Speaker 4: different little things like this, because they were sleeping in
Speaker 4: like little corner of places, like just kind of doing
Speaker 4: their own thing, these little kids, and people training a
Speaker 4: blind eye. Yeah. Well, and the fact that people are like, uh,
Speaker 4: looks like a problem. What kind of person?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 4: Like, and I get that money was tight for like
Speaker 4: the poverty line, but like even the rich people, Like,
Speaker 4: there's got to be some level where I I say,
Speaker 4: there's a disconnect because they manipulated some of these things.
Speaker 4: And possibly the people were sketched about these kids and
Speaker 4: what these kids were. Okay, and I'm not saying that
Speaker 4: every orphan train writer everything else was that, but like
Speaker 4: maybe there was some lore, okay lore not reality lore
Speaker 4: around how these kids came to be. Because it doesn't
Speaker 4: make a lot of sense that we've got the sheer
Speaker 4: number that we've got. These are all real photos. They're
Speaker 4: kind of pixelated because they're so old. So that's right
Speaker 4: that Charles learn Race has to step in, and he does,
Speaker 4: and the Masons run it and they go from town
Speaker 4: to town and they actually put these kits like for seal. Yeah,
Speaker 4: hold on, we'll do that in one second. So Charles
Speaker 4: Loring Brace was the one that coined the term put
Speaker 4: up for adoption. Now I'm not I'm not saying that
Speaker 4: it's any worse than slavery per se, but I will
Speaker 4: say this, you paid for your slaves. These children were free,
Speaker 4: and they would come to the Freemason areas into town
Speaker 4: with these trains, and they would put up the signs,
Speaker 4: you know, in advance, and they would say like on
Speaker 4: this date, we're going to be here. And they would
Speaker 4: go look at their teeth and like look in their
Speaker 4: hair and their ears, and like these were workers, they
Speaker 4: were farm workers.
Speaker 3: They really know better than they did with you know,
Speaker 3: the actual you know, trans of planting slaves and all. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you know, like and it's sad treating them as animals
Speaker 3: really well.
Speaker 4: And literally they would not check up on the families.
Speaker 5: No, and and and.
Speaker 3: That's what you do with a horse, like you check
Speaker 3: their teeth to see like how old the horses, how
Speaker 3: healthy the horse is, you know, like how wide are
Speaker 3: its eyes, how like how strong is he and all
Speaker 3: of that. It's I mean with slaves, you know, not
Speaker 3: saying that's okay, but at least there's like some sort
Speaker 3: of a.
Speaker 4: They were valued. They were valued at least.
Speaker 3: Right absolutely, I mean, you know, them to die or
Speaker 3: you know, and they could hurt. It was a possibility
Speaker 3: gain their freedom. By their freedom, I mean, they were
Speaker 3: still treated as third second rank citizens at best. Absolutely,
Speaker 3: but you know, and at least there was you know,
Speaker 3: some sort of a disconnect because they came from a
Speaker 3: whole different continent and we've never been there and we
Speaker 3: don't know the people, so you know, eh.
Speaker 4: But this is very strange. And then we've got but
Speaker 4: we've got all this happening, don't forget, at the same time,
Speaker 4: at the same time, we've got the riders. We've got
Speaker 4: babies by parcel posts. Okay, I heard about that. Yeah,
Speaker 4: And this is so strange. This is like these packages
Speaker 4: right are well wrapped and and these people are just
Speaker 4: sending their infants. I mean, God only knows, like with
Speaker 4: predators and stuff like. Look, that's not a real new concept, guys.
Speaker 4: This was like since the dawn of time that people
Speaker 4: did not do good things to other people. So we've
Speaker 4: got you know, little your most precious thing in the earth,
Speaker 4: and you're gonna send it by mail.
Speaker 3: Oh wow with this picture that you're showing me. Now,
Speaker 3: I mean, first of all a for sale dude. But
Speaker 3: they do not look like unhealthy babies.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 3: They have that Yeah, they have those chubby cheeks. They
Speaker 3: have like the big heads, you know, like thinking like
Speaker 3: about mine that song. He's always had a big head. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's this one is that's a very well known picture.
Speaker 4: Very and look at the baby's characteristics. As you're saying,
Speaker 4: this isn't a baby that was starving. This is probably,
Speaker 4: in my estimation as a nurse, a ten month old
Speaker 4: between ten months and thirteen months is what I'll say.
Speaker 3: That's what this man maybe anymore.
Speaker 4: This man looks like he's starving, and this baby looks
Speaker 4: like it's been fed.
Speaker 3: Very well, we will say, as more meals than the postman,
Speaker 3: and better meals than the postman.
Speaker 4: But also the look right like, if you know anything
Speaker 4: about certain bloodlines right like. The look is is very like,
Speaker 4: the forehead is really large. The head is really big
Speaker 4: like certain things like this, and it's kind of strange.
Speaker 4: Like I'm not saying that they did do anything, but
Speaker 4: it just makes show wonder, you know, because all of
Speaker 4: these babies, with the exception of this one, look pretty
Speaker 4: well nourished. Okay, this one does look a little on
Speaker 4: the thin side, but but I mean some babies are.
Speaker 4: You know, my grandson was on the thin side first
Speaker 4: little bit of his life. So the but here we
Speaker 4: get into this weird phenomena at the same time, and
Speaker 4: people are like and Getties right like, and Getty's made
Speaker 4: these cute things later.
Speaker 3: But we've you know, her calendars are for sale here
Speaker 3: as well. It's just you know, your regular bookstory. It's
Speaker 3: very very cute, very cute, see, you know, dressing babies
Speaker 3: like you know, bumble bees or whatever.
Speaker 4: Yes, bees, bees are important, and of course.
Speaker 3: I had to mention bees.
Speaker 4: What do we say in the back like here, like
Speaker 4: we've got a church. Okay, well that's odd. But also
Speaker 4: if you really look at these right, these babies all
Speaker 4: look like those babies in the mail. They are very chubby,
Speaker 4: they've got this high forehead, these little, you know, narrow
Speaker 4: close together eyes, but they're really big, right with these
Speaker 4: big eyes. Yeah, and then you see these babies in
Speaker 4: these other photographs, and I want to point out, right,
Speaker 4: the woman is almost always, i would say, in maybe
Speaker 4: five percent of the postcards that I have viewed, she
Speaker 4: is in a red dress.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: And that's interesting with Crole later and the Scarlet Horror Babylon,
Speaker 4: and we get into a whole lot of things. So
Speaker 4: this is supposedly the brave New world here in America.
Speaker 4: And you know, it's kind of interesting to me about
Speaker 4: the Scarlet Horror Babylon and Croley's teachings. And people always
Speaker 4: get after me and they say, well, you're a Christian,
Speaker 4: what are you doing look at that stuff? Well, if
Speaker 4: you want to understand some things, you'll you'll look into everything, right,
Speaker 4: because the occult has a lot of answers, and they
Speaker 4: know the Bible better than we do half of the time.
Speaker 3: So yeah, they do.
Speaker 4: You know, it is what it is. If you want
Speaker 4: to find out some answers, you got to know the context.
Speaker 4: You've got to understand some things.
Speaker 3: Once again, I'm a Germanic pagan and I probably know
Speaker 3: the Bible, and the Scripture is better than half of
Speaker 3: the Christians.
Speaker 4: Christians, Yeah, I mean you've probably read it, you know,
Speaker 4: like I don't know that. I'm not going to say.
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna say, I mean, Christians.
Speaker 3: I've done a lot, haven't read I've done some deeper
Speaker 3: research into it. I have talked to a lot of
Speaker 3: people I am very good friends with with a Christian.
Speaker 3: She's actually one of my my moderators, my my Telegram general. Yeah,
Speaker 3: she's she's a lovely woman. And I mean, my my
Speaker 3: parents grew up Catholic, Roman Catholic. So I've been around
Speaker 3: the I've been around the faith. I have, you know,
Speaker 3: heard a lot, read a lot, seen a lot. But
Speaker 3: you know I can approach it from a different angle
Speaker 3: with a a more open mind.
Speaker 4: Right right, Because well, the Christians get a bad name
Speaker 4: because you know, it ends up in these weird factions
Speaker 4: that become very cult like. And you know that's for
Speaker 4: all of them, not just the Mormons. You know, it
Speaker 4: gets weird. And so basically what I'm saying is the
Speaker 4: occult people have no no qualms studying Christianity, but Christianity
Speaker 4: has a lot of qualms with studying vice versa. And
Speaker 4: it doesn't make a lot of sense because there's knowledge
Speaker 4: in all things. And we if you want to understand anything,
Speaker 4: you know, you've got to dip your feet. I'm not
Speaker 4: saying you have to know everything, but no, you know, you.
Speaker 3: Know, it's good to know a little about a lots
Speaker 3: because then you you always have have something to go off,
Speaker 3: something too, to go deeper on, to go further further
Speaker 3: from so and on.
Speaker 4: This population picture which is showing repopulation.
Speaker 3: Again, lady in red well.
Speaker 4: And we've got the Masonic compass here. We've got a
Speaker 4: lock on him. She has the key. Do you see it?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 3: Wow, yeah I do.
Speaker 4: And we've got a strange animal right here. Don't you
Speaker 4: think that's really weird. We've got an armadillo right here,
Speaker 4: which is really close to you know, some other things
Speaker 4: that they have used or spoken about in alchemy, when
Speaker 4: like a salamander, We talk about these strange animals that
Speaker 4: sometimes can regenerate, right because and so I find it interesting,
Speaker 4: very interesting that we've got this strange looking and it
Speaker 4: almost looks like a salamtter. It really is close. Only
Speaker 4: reason why I say armadillo is because of these.
Speaker 3: Little lines here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but it's weird, right, this is a very weird picture.
Speaker 4: These babies are coming out of they're everywhere right right,
Speaker 4: exactly what is this device? And it looks very alchemical.
Speaker 4: They're chemicals into the funnel and they are, you know,
Speaker 4: making babies. And I found this picture very telling, right,
Speaker 4: I find this very interesting. It they don't seem very
Speaker 4: they don't care about these kids, like they're falling on
Speaker 4: the floor. I mean, the one baby's grabbing his leg,
Speaker 4: but he doesn't seem to care, like this is a
Speaker 4: process that they're doing. And honestly, they don't seem to
Speaker 4: really care one way or another about these kids.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like it's just another product, right, you know, absolutely, yes,
Speaker 3: I would. I work with it day in, day out.
Speaker 3: So yeah, it's just it's a product. It's what you
Speaker 3: it's what you do, it's what you make.
Speaker 4: What you're doing. Yes, And and I find it interesting
Speaker 4: when we go back even further, and like I said,
Speaker 4: when you're studying things, right, when we're studying about ancient
Speaker 4: technologies or ancient gods and goddesses, well you might know
Speaker 4: a little more about this one.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: This is Diana of Ephesus, and do you know about
Speaker 4: you know, the Diana of Ephesus information why she has
Speaker 4: all these eggs slash breasts on her?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 3: I know, I don't, Nick, I can tell us spoken
Speaker 3: about this?
Speaker 4: Uh, this is a very strange thing, right, And who
Speaker 4: do they say first came out like with the whole
Speaker 4: procreation test two babies? Right, this was a known thing,
Speaker 4: and it was known in India like for a long time.
Speaker 4: And and they say this, They say that they this
Speaker 4: was part of the Amazon women culture. Right, they didn't
Speaker 4: have men, but they still had babies. How does that work?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 4: And that they would lay on the ground and they
Speaker 4: were the one breasted women and they would get pregnant
Speaker 4: from the rays of the sun. This is like an
Speaker 4: old lore story. And so when we get into old lore, right,
Speaker 4: and and queen bees like Artemis right like and in
Speaker 4: the cold of side bell and mother Goddess and Ishtar
Speaker 4: and all these things like the flame of creation right,
Speaker 4: liver toss and so when we're talking about this kind
Speaker 4: of old stuff and we know, wow, that just went
Speaker 4: my commuter to me.
Speaker 3: So when they know that this, yeah, but they don't
Speaker 3: they don't look like booby.
Speaker 5: There.
Speaker 3: I know, I've you know, I've seen them. I've seen
Speaker 3: different kinds. Uh though. And it's also that what you
Speaker 3: just mentioned.
Speaker 4: It's the.
Speaker 3: Also the immaculous conception stories.
Speaker 4: Yes, and these look like people say these are boobs,
Speaker 4: but I'm sorry, these look like egg pods. To me,
Speaker 4: this looks very much like an egg sack of of
Speaker 4: like what you would think of of a woman's ovary, okay,
Speaker 4: like holding or even egg sack of a spider if
Speaker 4: you want to go there, right, this looks very similar
Speaker 4: to that to me. Whereas people say, oh, this is
Speaker 4: a multi breasted goddess and I'm like, m is it
Speaker 4: me or are they eggs? And this is signifying a
Speaker 4: different thing.
Speaker 3: For fertility, multi breasted, you know, even if it's for
Speaker 3: you know, all those kids, perhaps, yes, how the hell
Speaker 3: are you going to do that? That's like, are you
Speaker 3: just gonna, i don't know, like just like a pig,
Speaker 3: like lay on your side.
Speaker 4: And but isn't that strange that they already were worshiping
Speaker 4: this statue? And so that leads me to believe like
Speaker 4: there's a reason they didn't just say, oh, this is
Speaker 4: a god of this, because right, they had reasons for
Speaker 4: what they chose each each god to be and how
Speaker 4: they looked and all the things. So it makes you
Speaker 4: really question like, huh, what are they trying to tell
Speaker 4: us here? Like what are they showing us? And then
Speaker 4: you do get into weird things like the homunculous, you know,
Speaker 4: And Wan does a good job on this podcast.
Speaker 3: I've had him fors it is.
Speaker 4: Yes, he goes hard on the homunculus and he talks
Speaker 4: all about it. And I'm telling you, guys, why would
Speaker 4: this story of how to create it right with the
Speaker 4: Book of the Cow, if we get into Paracelsus, why
Speaker 4: would we have certain writings like that? If it was
Speaker 4: all bs, if he's just a crazy guy, Para wasn't crazy?
Speaker 3: No, But isn't this just like the sort of like
Speaker 3: the medieval version version of a test to baby? But
Speaker 3: that's the question then a little a little more literally
Speaker 3: because it's you know, literally a baby or at least
Speaker 3: you know, size of a baby.
Speaker 4: And a test too the right, and they were transferring
Speaker 4: a lot of times. This shows like the beginning into
Speaker 4: a womb of a cow. And this gets into the
Speaker 4: Book of the Cow, and they do a way better
Speaker 4: job at breaking that down than I do. But it's
Speaker 4: a very interesting book, and it talks about all the
Speaker 4: fluids that you need and everything. But why would you
Speaker 4: say you accomplish something if you really never did. Okay,
Speaker 4: maybe one guy, right, like, maybe there's one guy that's
Speaker 4: just this narcissistic crazy guy and he just wants to
Speaker 4: like own everything and be the one And that's fine, okay, great,
Speaker 4: But also why would it continue and continue and continue
Speaker 4: to be mentioned and written about if it wasn't true? Right,
Speaker 4: like at all? No, it's written about on and on
Speaker 4: and on and on to the point where they basically
Speaker 4: you know, hit it. And then again we see birds here,
Speaker 4: which is interesting to me, Like there's multiple pictures from
Speaker 4: old books that are very curious. If nothing else, all right,
Speaker 4: we'll just say.
Speaker 3: It's also like the thing that I like constantly ask
Speaker 3: like with any story of any any being or any
Speaker 3: you know, weird weird thing, Yeah, it's like, yeah, somebody
Speaker 3: could have made it up. Sure, Like especially if we
Speaker 3: go into like the stories of our ancestors, you know
Speaker 3: what what I do a lot on the on the podcast,
Speaker 3: so many people will say, oh, they just had a
Speaker 3: very rich imagination and maybe yeah, sure, and I'm sure
Speaker 3: they had I'm sure you know, their imagination and their
Speaker 3: creativity was still I want to say, like a lot
Speaker 3: pewerer than ours, because everything you know has been done,
Speaker 3: it has been portrayed in numerous ways. So like we have,
Speaker 3: you know, we think of a superhero, who do we
Speaker 3: think of nine out of ten times? Superman? Why? Because
Speaker 3: for us, at least in the Western world, he is
Speaker 3: the quintessential superhero because he's been presented that way.
Speaker 4: Right, and and it makes it normal to have somebody
Speaker 4: that is right of good blood or well born or
Speaker 4: have these extra things like right if you if you
Speaker 4: didn't know what could happen, and you didn't have to
Speaker 4: have the baby, and you could make your baby have
Speaker 4: an edge up in life by just you know, subscribing
Speaker 4: to certain things. Would a lot of people do it?
Speaker 4: I I state they would, I state they didn't?
Speaker 3: We already to do it? Well, crisp thing, Crisper they.
Speaker 4: Do, yes. And Clone Aid is the first of this stuff,
Speaker 4: even before the Crisper babies, right because Clone Aid was
Speaker 4: laughed off and protected so brilliantly. Now this was protected
Speaker 4: because why Clone Aid was realism and realism is a religion.
Speaker 4: So what kind of protection does he have that normal
Speaker 4: people do not have He doesn't have to be a doctor,
Speaker 4: he doesn't have to be a scientist, he doesn't have
Speaker 4: to play by the certain rules because why it's a religion,
Speaker 4: and so he is ranted. Oh he totally is. He's
Speaker 4: still alive to this day. Oh wow. Oh yeah, this
Speaker 4: is a claude for Relion, who was actually just an
Speaker 4: auto racing journalist. Okay, this guy and he starts getting
Speaker 4: into cloning, and right around the same time, like he
Speaker 4: finds clone Aid in nineteen ninety seven, and right around
Speaker 4: that time, what do we know is going on in
Speaker 4: the world? Dolly, right, the sheep, and so we know
Speaker 4: that cloning is happening at this time frame because now
Speaker 4: there's like this hole, like there's this Dolly the sheep,
Speaker 4: and they're cloning other things and they've cloned a whole
Speaker 4: bunch of things by now, and they have to step
Speaker 4: in in the government and say, hey, I don't know
Speaker 4: about this, and Clinton does that, but then do we
Speaker 4: trust anything? And does not I But yeah, it's weird, right,
Speaker 4: And all of a sudden, him and his first lady
Speaker 4: kind of thing, her name is Bridget Bosily. Okay, they
Speaker 4: go on and say in twelve twenty seven of O
Speaker 4: two that they created the first baby to be born
Speaker 4: that was cloned, and guess what they named her?
Speaker 3: Oh Eve, yes, Eve Yeah.
Speaker 4: And they make this whole announcement and they're like, oh,
Speaker 4: you know, we're going to do this announcement and come
Speaker 4: on and see, and then they were no show with
Speaker 4: the parents. Well then I'm watching this other thing and
Speaker 4: this is not like garbage news. This is sixty minutes right.
Speaker 3: That is established media, established media.
Speaker 4: And the other one was CNN on these announcements.
Speaker 3: Okay for very very bad photoshop job by the way, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah exactly.
Speaker 3: And so you know, but I watched this.
Speaker 4: I watched it and it's real. It's in Australia and
Speaker 4: it was a real episode. And so he's talking about
Speaker 4: it again later like they're going to do it, but
Speaker 4: they already said they did. And they also said in
Speaker 4: that CNN and you guys can look up CNN is like,
Speaker 4: I mean, it's mainstream. At least that Jay happened. Five yeah,
Speaker 4: five more babies that were being born between twelve, twenty
Speaker 4: six and February fourth of three, from two to three.
Speaker 4: But then again he does this late at a later
Speaker 4: time point and He's like, oh, yeah, we're we're doing
Speaker 4: that now. And I'm like, wait, you said you already
Speaker 4: did that. They just pretended like it never happened, like
Speaker 4: like the whole CNN thing did not happen, and that
Speaker 4: they're just gonna, like, you.
Speaker 3: Know, do it now actively causing a Mondela effect of it.
Speaker 4: Was very strange.
Speaker 3: It was very strange.
Speaker 4: I almost feel like it was like a hiding right.
Speaker 4: And then you get these weird movies, okay, that the
Speaker 4: directors are putting out, and this was a big one
Speaker 4: in the seventies. My mom always talks about this show
Speaker 4: Invasion of the Pod people, right, and what are they
Speaker 4: coming out of these pods that look like cabbages? Yeah,
Speaker 4: and so I find it really weird that we have
Speaker 4: all this lore okay, for lack of a better word,
Speaker 4: we have all this scientific we'll call it junk science
Speaker 4: for right now, for Clonate. But that website photo that
Speaker 4: I showed you for Clonate is the current website that's
Speaker 4: up and running right now.
Speaker 3: Really it's still I think I love the like the
Speaker 3: mirrors as above, so we low like logo image. It's
Speaker 3: very chicky.
Speaker 4: It's very interesting, right, It's I mean, we know this.
Speaker 4: They've clone twenty two species, including like monkeys and all
Speaker 4: these other things. And we know that they actually can
Speaker 4: clone embryos, but they're supposed to terminate them within a
Speaker 4: certain amount of weeks, Okay, like they can't keep it
Speaker 4: alive because it's against the cloning rules. Okay.
Speaker 3: And and they're about other places. They're totally all doing that.
Speaker 3: You know, they're just good law abiding citizens.
Speaker 4: Right, you know.
Speaker 3: And and we're talking about both like and all of that.
Speaker 3: So they would never, yes, So what do we know
Speaker 3: too that.
Speaker 4: They did if they would never? Write my this is
Speaker 4: another thing I like to bring up when we talk
Speaker 4: about they would never What did they do to the
Speaker 4: DNA sample of the woman? The HeLa cell? Do you
Speaker 4: know about the HeLa cell? This is like a real
Speaker 4: actual thing that they can say.
Speaker 3: Can say I do, But it's it's like talking about
Speaker 3: the like the cloning of animals. I actually there was
Speaker 3: a I talked about that a little bit with with Colby.
Speaker 3: She wanted to go on to Earth who I had
Speaker 3: on before this. Uh, I don't know how we got there,
Speaker 3: Like we got on the topics of pets because well, yeah,
Speaker 3: because big reds Timmy, my cat jumped up. And it's
Speaker 3: a fact that for like a bunch of money, like
Speaker 3: forty fifty k or something, you can have your your
Speaker 3: dog or your cat plumbs. Yes, yes, like that is
Speaker 3: it's it's still kind of new, but it is. It
Speaker 3: is a possibility, yes, ready.
Speaker 4: And even though we know, we absolutely know that they're
Speaker 4: not supposed to keep samples and do all these things,
Speaker 4: right when it comes to humans, what do we know
Speaker 4: about the helass cell? We know this Henrietta Lax is
Speaker 4: the one that the heleass cells come from. Okay, And
Speaker 4: she went into the John Hopkins Hospital in nineteen fifty
Speaker 4: one for vaginal bleeding. Okay, Doctor Howard Jones, a gynecologist,
Speaker 4: discovered a malignant tumor on her cervix, and she underwent
Speaker 4: radium treatments for cancer. Now, this tissue was taken from
Speaker 4: her and sent to the doctor George G. E. Y
Speaker 4: S's I'm assuming it's Gay tissue lab, and doctor Gay
Speaker 4: discovered that her cells were unlike any cells he had
Speaker 4: ever seen. Well, these cells now are are considered to
Speaker 4: be the eternal cell okay, that they completely like reproduce
Speaker 4: on their own. And these cells continue and continue to
Speaker 4: reproduce even to this day, and they reproduce indefinitely. Okay,
Speaker 4: So this prolific line of cells have been used for
Speaker 4: research throughout the world. But they didn't get her permission,
Speaker 4: and they didn't pay off her family, and it's all
Speaker 4: this whole big thing that they've done. When we're speaking
Speaker 4: of what we should do with human cells, right, what
Speaker 4: are they doing with everybody else's? This is one woman.
Speaker 3: Okay. That also like also makes makes me think like
Speaker 3: that was a whole thing with the like during the pandemic,
Speaker 3: you know that was had to be Yeah, like everybody
Speaker 3: to be swapped, you know, have a like a que
Speaker 3: tip stuck halfway up your brain. I have, I've done it.
Speaker 3: I've had to have done it once.
Speaker 4: I absolutely agree that it was a huge grab.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, And when a lot of the tech
Speaker 3: billionaires will now like at the very least Bill Gates
Speaker 3: is very much with DNA things and all that, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I know, I know, with the the the premium babies
Speaker 3: and all. I was like, I already have that in
Speaker 3: the back of my mind.
Speaker 4: Like the Billy boy always comes up. He's always in
Speaker 4: the middle of everything.
Speaker 3: I wonder how many, how many you be like removed
Speaker 3: from finding Bill.
Speaker 4: Gates with something well, and honestly he's into it up
Speaker 4: to his eyebrows, like, but we're going to talk about
Speaker 4: him in a minute, and we're going to start here
Speaker 4: with the olden days, because what anything that they have
Speaker 4: continued into the future, right, has started with the past.
Speaker 4: And so we look at these old things, like I said,
Speaker 4: remember the church in the background of the cabbages, Okay,
Speaker 4: and then they find these things later on, like Ben
Speaker 4: Fricklin's house and all the graves there and this grave,
Speaker 4: this huge grave containing the remains of babies and children
Speaker 4: discovered in Ireland up to eight hundred had died.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: This is the two on baby scandal. But they're not alone.
Speaker 4: This is just one example, okay. And many times what
Speaker 4: they'll say is, oh, well that was like a Native
Speaker 4: American burial ground, or that was this, or that was
Speaker 4: that the sheer number of babies. Oh well, maybe they
Speaker 4: were doing illegal you know, getting rid of babies type
Speaker 4: of situation.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 4: One hundred in one spot, one tiny spot. It makes
Speaker 4: you wonder what on earth is going on at this time.
Speaker 4: And also I know that the twelve hundred pieces of
Speaker 4: bones and Benjamin Franklin.
Speaker 3: Like, I know that the Irish Catholic you know, they're
Speaker 3: they're well renowned for their well fertility and having of
Speaker 3: many kids, like, you know, one a year, because that's
Speaker 3: that's God's will, you know, it's seemed a thing that
Speaker 3: but that people ask, you know, if you have a
Speaker 3: lot of kids, like, oh, Irish.
Speaker 4: Catholic, yeah, or Mormon.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well in the US, it'll be Mormon. Here in
Speaker 3: Europe it's more Irish Catholic. But yeah, eight eight hundreds
Speaker 3: of them. And sure the church does shady stuff, we
Speaker 3: all know they do and always have done. But eight hundred, yeah.
Speaker 4: In one tiny area. So here's my question to you.
Speaker 3: That also shouldn't go unnoticed.
Speaker 4: Yeah for sure. And if you were trying to be
Speaker 4: the inventor, the you know, the alchemist, okay back then,
Speaker 4: who would most likely be the alchemist and have the
Speaker 4: time to even do that, right, Well, my conjecture is,
Speaker 4: and this is a conjecture, priests, I mean, they have
Speaker 4: women right here in with the nuns to help them
Speaker 4: with this whole situation, like the gathering of the supplies,
Speaker 4: the menstru blah blah blah blah, all this stuff that
Speaker 4: they need with the Book of the Cow, okay, and
Speaker 4: who would continue on doing these kind of experiments is
Speaker 4: going to be my my thoughts are clergy and freemasons, right,
Speaker 4: Like who's going to have the time the farmer that's
Speaker 4: working all day?
Speaker 3: Now, Oh well, that's how they did it in the
Speaker 3: olden days, even you know, like in the in medieval times,
Speaker 3: like science and religion, they were the same people because
Speaker 3: as you said, they had the time, because what else
Speaker 3: were they doing, I mean, like copying the Bible very intricate,
Speaker 3: very beautiful. Of course, you know, they were the only ones,
Speaker 3: usually the only ones who knew how to read and write,
Speaker 3: because indeed they have the time to you know, to
Speaker 3: learn that, to study that. That's why so many just
Speaker 3: so many great beers come out of abbys, and so
Speaker 3: many good wines come out come out of abbys because
Speaker 3: they have the time to perfect that. Well.
Speaker 4: And not only that, but we start seeing some really
Speaker 4: weird things about this time frame, you know, back then
Speaker 4: with you know, we don't see the issues that we
Speaker 4: used to see with babies anymore, like these horribly deformed babies,
Speaker 4: and people say, well, people were inbreeding or we have
Speaker 4: better prenatal care now do we I mean, honestly, the
Speaker 4: food back then was probably ten times what our vitamins
Speaker 4: are because nothing we eat now, nothing we eat is
Speaker 4: food not real, not really.
Speaker 3: Well in Europe, still a little more than the US,
Speaker 3: but increasingly less, unfortunately.
Speaker 4: Less and less and less. Yeah, and then we've got
Speaker 4: you know these things that are happening at this time,
Speaker 4: which in nineteen forty one of the most rare things
Speaker 4: that has ever happened happens, and it's the RH factor.
Speaker 4: And I know all about this because my great grandma
Speaker 4: had this, okay, and it was before there was a
Speaker 4: shot or anything for it. She lost multiple children all
Speaker 4: the way almost to the end of the pregnancy, like
Speaker 4: eight months even one was ready to be born, and
Speaker 4: she didn't know it had died inside of her and
Speaker 4: was like completely decomposing inside of her body. And it
Speaker 4: probably is what saved her from being able to have
Speaker 4: babies in the future because even back then, they checked
Speaker 4: your blood types. This is why they checked your blood types.
Speaker 4: This is why they started screening people to get married, right,
Speaker 4: you had to get your blood drawn to get married,
Speaker 4: because they needed to see what was happening with this
Speaker 4: RH factor. Well, okay, we get RH negative people, but
Speaker 4: then never again have we ever had this ever happen again?
Speaker 4: People say, well that's mutation. Oh well, okay, how come
Speaker 4: it never happened again?
Speaker 3: Like we're messing with genetics more than ever now, and
Speaker 3: how can mut itself away again? Right?
Speaker 4: And the Basques are a super big part of this,
Speaker 4: because eighty five percent of the Basques that are completely
Speaker 4: isolated from the rest of the world. Right, they have
Speaker 4: this RH factor. But guess who else does the Royals?
Speaker 4: So the royal bloodline. The one thing they never travel
Speaker 4: without is blood. They take their own blood with them
Speaker 4: because of their RH factor. They are urge negative and
Speaker 4: so creepy. It's creepy, yes, and I'm like, okay, but
Speaker 4: also who do we see the most birth defects in?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 4: Royal families and all this weird stuff that happens, and
Speaker 4: it literally talks about this. These are real articles like
Speaker 4: on the Royal family.
Speaker 3: And so families. Oh yeah, yeah, I was a lot
Speaker 3: of in breeding there as well. Still there's still is,
Speaker 3: or you know, at least we're seeing the consequences, but
Speaker 3: it can't.
Speaker 4: Explain actually creating a whole entire new race of blood
Speaker 4: that it's never happened before or since, and it happens
Speaker 4: right along the same time as Roswell and everything else.
Speaker 4: And then we get into an even more fun situation
Speaker 4: where we get into something called pickled punks. And this
Speaker 4: is a real photo.
Speaker 3: Is that the cat prio?
Speaker 4: It is yep. These these people know things, and and
Speaker 4: you know when you talk about royals or you talk
Speaker 4: about billionaires, look yeah, or other things, this is something
Speaker 4: that you can't ignore. And these babies that are called
Speaker 4: pickled punks, it was a huge phenomena. So pickled punks
Speaker 4: is the Carnie term for human fetuses preserved in jars
Speaker 4: of formaldehyde, and they use them as sideshow attractions and
Speaker 4: they're displayed some sort of anatomical abnormalities such as conjoined
Speaker 4: twins or deformities, all these things. At this point, the
Speaker 4: more messed up they were, the more popular they were. Okay,
Speaker 4: so back, but I want to tell you guys something
Speaker 4: when we're talking about numbers. Now, if this was a
Speaker 4: little bit okay, cool, whatever, But I want you to
Speaker 4: play a guess again. First of all, with will use
Speaker 4: Eulise Aldrovandi. Okay, he was a royal and he had
Speaker 4: his own collection of pickled punks. Do you want to
Speaker 4: take a guess how much one person? Hat?
Speaker 3: Oh, this is gonna be some. He's like a ridiculously
Speaker 3: high number again uh ohthough, five five thousand.
Speaker 4: Eighteen thousand, just his collection. And also Peter the Great,
Speaker 4: funny enough, had the biggest collection. And these samples actually
Speaker 4: are real and they come from the Kuntz Camara Museum
Speaker 4: k U n T s k A m E r
Speaker 4: A and they are real, and Peter the Great had
Speaker 4: the most and all of them, like I said, is
Speaker 4: part of this museum. And these babies are not normal. Okay,
Speaker 4: Now could you get swollen from you know, death and
Speaker 4: then get I mean some of them? Okay, maybe sure
Speaker 4: he's just swollen. Sure, some of thems have extreme deformities.
Speaker 4: Look at this, Look at the situation right on right
Speaker 4: exactly very strange. Or look at this one with no
Speaker 4: legs like just weird.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 3: Together within the h the Ada Medical Center there is
Speaker 3: a small I believe it is a museum of some
Speaker 3: kind very similar to this, with like all kinds of
Speaker 3: deformities and weird strange, yeah, but like presented in a
Speaker 3: like more of a medical sense of course, because it
Speaker 3: is literally within the building of the Absent Medical Center.
Speaker 3: I've been there a few years ago. It's it's a
Speaker 3: place that you can, you know, you can freely visit
Speaker 3: right right with this museum. They'd like to they'd like
Speaker 3: you to leave a you know, leave a donation, of course,
Speaker 3: but very strange, strange, strange on the the picture the
Speaker 3: bottom left, yeah, it's that like on the the the
Speaker 3: most right one.
Speaker 4: Is that a sight, right, it's very strange. Yeah, I
Speaker 4: don't even like some of the actual things that you're
Speaker 4: going to see on here, and I've gone through more
Speaker 4: of them. They're very weird. And why are royals obsessed
Speaker 4: with keeping them?
Speaker 3: And why they're they're into some weird weird ship Anyway,
Speaker 3: I've talked to a to Yost.
Speaker 5: He is a.
Speaker 3: Former member at least of a vampire cults here in
Speaker 3: this well, here in the Netherlands and worldwide. He is
Speaker 3: definitely shared. So some weird shit, yes, but it's and
Speaker 3: it's always the royals.
Speaker 4: It is and and billion and or billion, you know,
Speaker 4: the people.
Speaker 3: That goes handed out, people with a lot of power,
Speaker 3: whether it be through blood or through money or well
Speaker 3: blood blood money, I guess the skulls.
Speaker 4: Of many of these babies, just so you know, they
Speaker 4: not only had problems with their sephalic index, they actually
Speaker 4: had changes in their skulls, and not from cradleboarding. They
Speaker 4: had like alien length skulls because they hadn't been born
Speaker 4: to cradleboards, so there was no cradleboarding, and these cephalic
Speaker 4: indexes were off, way off, okay, And so you also
Speaker 4: start to find some other strange things when you get
Speaker 4: into this loosecrab like you were talking about in twenty twenty.
Speaker 4: And you actually already brought up and were Chicky's sister,
Speaker 4: So you're right, this is the woman and we're Chicky
Speaker 4: who her sister was over YouTube and she is over
Speaker 4: twenty three and me. On the same day that Diddy
Speaker 4: was arrested, this happened, and I took a screenshot of
Speaker 4: it on my phone and it was the exact same day.
Speaker 4: Every person on the board of twenty three and me quit.
Speaker 3: On the exact same day I heard about that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, every single person, Yes and so, and this is
Speaker 4: from their site if you look at the bottom investors
Speaker 4: dot twenty three and me dot com. So I'm not
Speaker 4: making this up. No, this really happened on the same
Speaker 4: day at the same.
Speaker 3: Time, and especially if it's like investors dot twenty three
Speaker 3: a meters and you know, a press release. This is
Speaker 3: a big deal, is a press release if it's going out,
Speaker 3: especially for the investors. They're basically telling you like, hey,
Speaker 3: there's a press you might want to pull out.
Speaker 4: You know, there's this huge problem.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is gonna draw.
Speaker 4: So I haven't put a picture of this yet, but
Speaker 4: I want to put a picture on here of something
Speaker 4: called a PKU test. Have you heard of a PKU
Speaker 4: test before? So no, if you haven't, it's okay, I
Speaker 4: can tell you. The PKU test is a phenal alanine test,
Speaker 4: and it's basically checking for this weird allergy that people
Speaker 4: have to milk. And basically they're like, oh, everybody's baby
Speaker 4: has to be checked for it, even though it's a
Speaker 4: super rare thing that ever happens. Okay, it doesn't happen
Speaker 4: hardly ever, but now every baby born has to have
Speaker 4: this test done, and supposedly, you know, this is for
Speaker 4: their own wellbeing. Okay, But these cards, right, Yeah, it's
Speaker 4: kind of we've heard that cards look like an old
Speaker 4: library card, Like if you've ever seen a Dewey decimal system.
Speaker 4: Have you seen that before, Like you're so young, probably.
Speaker 3: No, I do, I do think, I do think, I know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So it's kind of like the size of an envelope. Okay,
Speaker 4: and this is gonna be important here in a second
Speaker 4: when I show you something. But they do this test
Speaker 4: on every single baby and it goes through and like
Speaker 4: I said, it checks for the lack taste. And the
Speaker 4: funny thing is, and I like to mention this, the
Speaker 4: PKU means you do not make enough melanin. Okay, So
Speaker 4: they've got light skin, light eyes, they cannot eat certain
Speaker 4: proteins and they're extremely light colored people like almost out
Speaker 4: by no, okay, so they can't digest proteins correctly. But
Speaker 4: this is how often it happens, Only one in ten
Speaker 4: to fifteen thousand people. Okay. I finally got a mom
Speaker 4: that wrote me in that said, this happened to my kids,
Speaker 4: because I'd said I'd never in my life, all the
Speaker 4: years I've been a nurse twenty five years, seen one
Speaker 4: comeback positive, and so she was like, oh, this happened
Speaker 4: to my kids. She wrote into me, and I was like,
Speaker 4: oh my gosh, that's so wild. But but here's the thing.
Speaker 4: We don't do tests for other rare genetic disorders at
Speaker 4: birth that are even more common than this. Okay, there
Speaker 4: are lots of other things that are more common than this,
Speaker 4: but we just let it ride until they freaking present
Speaker 4: with symptoms. Pretty much, that's the normal way you do it.
Speaker 3: Yeah. No, and like we we heard that, you know,
Speaker 3: like during the pandemic as well. You know it's for
Speaker 3: your good, it's for the greater goods. You know you
Speaker 3: have to test too, because we don't know if you're sick. Well,
Speaker 3: if I don't display any symptoms, oh no, but you
Speaker 3: can be asymptomatic. Yes, it was just that, I'm sure
Speaker 3: that's a thing with you know, some some illnesses. I'm sure, yes,
Speaker 3: But you know it's it's basically and that was the
Speaker 3: whole thing, and also why I refused it. Every damn
Speaker 3: time I refuse the Q tip halfway up my brain,
Speaker 3: I infuse the needle into my arm.
Speaker 4: No, definitely, you were.
Speaker 3: You were sick until proven healthy.
Speaker 4: Yes, And and here's the thing. Even if they didn't
Speaker 4: get you, then think of every time you've given blood,
Speaker 4: Think of every time it goes off to wear some
Speaker 4: lab where you don't know I think of every surgery
Speaker 4: you've ever had. Think of especially if you've had a
Speaker 4: hysterectomy or you've had anything done with your sex organs
Speaker 4: as a male, Think of all of the tissue sample
Speaker 4: that they sent to Remember what they did to the
Speaker 4: heilo sample. Do not forget that because they didn't compensate her,
Speaker 4: they didn't get her permission, and they don't give a crap. Okay,
Speaker 4: So think about this and times it by everyone, okay,
Speaker 4: and think of how much deep shit you would be in, right,
Speaker 4: because what if this specific company got a hold of it,
Speaker 4: right and they know that something's going to come down
Speaker 4: the pipe on them. Because also the thing that people
Speaker 4: forget about Epstein. Do you remember what he was doing
Speaker 4: at his ranch in New Mexico. He was breeding, He
Speaker 4: had a breeding program. He had a bunch of women
Speaker 4: that he was trying to impregnate with his perfect seed.
Speaker 4: Do you also remember that Hitler was searching for something
Speaker 4: very important and it wasn't about Jews. Look, it was
Speaker 4: about Jewish people to a point, because he just didn't
Speaker 4: like them. But he was searching for a perfect race.
Speaker 4: This specific fe that he was looking for were like
Speaker 4: big eye teeth like mine. Or like how white you were,
Speaker 4: or like your veins, like the blue blood veins.
Speaker 3: Right, he was looking for a whole bunch of stuff,
Speaker 3: and he did a lot of reverse genetic engineering as well. Yes,
Speaker 3: I I remember seeing a documentary about that. I mean,
Speaker 3: at the very least he.
Speaker 4: Did very shadow band at this point to try and
Speaker 4: find it.
Speaker 3: Probably he did it with with cattle because he was
Speaker 3: really like trying to bring back the like the true primal,
Speaker 3: like the people of the north too. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: for sure.
Speaker 4: This huge thing that he was Eugenics was a uy.
Speaker 3: Large part of it.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 3: That's why you know, his his vision of the I
Speaker 3: know this is you know, probably going to get the
Speaker 3: video shat. Yeah, the bench, the Aryan, the Aryan race. Uh,
Speaker 3: you know, basically guys like me, you know, six foot
Speaker 3: blue eyes, just you know, sturdy northern young young.
Speaker 4: Man, and these people that they believed made like a
Speaker 4: big portion of the world.
Speaker 3: Basically if you believe very much, incentivize actually you know,
Speaker 3: having children all for the you know, the the good
Speaker 3: of Germany.
Speaker 4: Of course, right of course. But here's the thing that
Speaker 4: we do nowadays, what do we do to people nowadays?
Speaker 4: The regular people like don't have kids, but like, how
Speaker 4: many kids does Elon muscaw? Oh? Any kids do Mormons have?
Speaker 4: You want to know why he likes Mormons so much,
Speaker 4: and I'll tell you.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: Hitler has a quote of saying, I love Mormons basically
Speaker 4: they are the ultimate uber minch because they don't mix
Speaker 4: their race. And he was very specific about it, and
Speaker 4: we didn't. We didn't mix our race until nineteen I
Speaker 4: think it was nineteen sixty eight. Now don't quote me
Speaker 4: on that date because I don't on my slide up
Speaker 4: when they changed that the black people could be in
Speaker 4: our church and have the full the full church experience
Speaker 4: and have their temple recommend and all the things right.
Speaker 4: So many people didn't join until then. But here's the
Speaker 4: thing he was very keyed in, and I have a
Speaker 4: whole episode on the Nazis and Mormons. People should check
Speaker 4: out because I'll tell you there is a lot bigger
Speaker 4: stakes than this, and I'll show you why because I know.
Speaker 3: That part of his God that yeah, of how he
Speaker 3: incentivized you know, young healthy German menu to you know,
Speaker 3: have more kids, is he provided affordable housing, I believe,
Speaker 3: or you know, at the very least an affordable mortgage
Speaker 3: and with every child that you have, I believe it
Speaker 3: was he took like twenty five percent of your like
Speaker 3: off of your mortgage.
Speaker 4: So well, and it was only certain people, but it
Speaker 4: wasn't just about Jewish people. But but Jews were an
Speaker 4: easy target, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, sure, because they are they are in control and
Speaker 3: on on top of very you know, big things, especially
Speaker 3: like money wise. They've always been known as you know,
Speaker 3: the money lenders and and all.
Speaker 4: Well, but they're they're also their genealogy was darker and
Speaker 4: came from a different place and that wasn't exactly what
Speaker 4: he wanted. But he also hated them because he lost
Speaker 4: his girl friend to some Jewish guy.
Speaker 3: But creep unless we're talking about the Ashkenazi Jews, who
Speaker 3: are actually very very white and very like either blonds.
Speaker 4: Or no, I'm talking about the real, the real I
Speaker 4: guess the line of Adam, you know, type of situation,
Speaker 4: because what does Adam mean? That means ready, okay, it
Speaker 4: means reddish. Okay. His skin was a reddish hue to it.
Speaker 4: That was why they called him, you know, Adam, and
Speaker 4: so of the soil and so it was like that
Speaker 4: reddish brownish, you know, and that makes sense because if
Speaker 4: you look at the people of that area, like yeah,
Speaker 4: that makes sense, you know, but also what is the
Speaker 4: people that are usually assassinated for lack of a better word.
Speaker 4: As soon as the white people come to any place,
Speaker 4: what do they do? They immediately annihilate all the brown
Speaker 4: or black people, right like immediately, like the Indians, like
Speaker 4: all these people like native people of certain countries, Like
Speaker 4: you know, Columbus gets here, what does he do? And
Speaker 4: they just it's like an immediate like you would think
Speaker 4: that would be counterproductive, like where you need to build
Speaker 4: things or like figure out.
Speaker 3: The land or yeah, they many probably hundreds of years.
Speaker 4: So yeah, it doesn't make sense like oh, hey, this
Speaker 4: is where we go hunting at Like it's better to
Speaker 4: be a good neighbor, right.
Speaker 3: That's not what they did, no exactly. You know, they
Speaker 3: can't show you the good spots. It's like and even
Speaker 3: with you know, things like farming. I I just they
Speaker 3: just today actually saw and read why they grew corn
Speaker 3: beans and squash corn because you know that grows so
Speaker 3: high and it gives the beans something to climb on to,
Speaker 3: you know, grow and climb on and squash because it
Speaker 3: protects the ground and you know, keeps the like the
Speaker 3: the bugs and all away, and those will be very
Speaker 3: handy things to learn. If you like arrive on the
Speaker 3: new continent that you have no idea what's there. You're
Speaker 3: going to ask the people who are already there, like, hey,
Speaker 3: we're new here, you know where we come from. It's
Speaker 3: you know, no buena, They don't you, so no bueno?
Speaker 3: Can you show us? Can you? Can you teach us
Speaker 3: like you've been here before, obviously show us how to
Speaker 3: how to do this, shows how to live here?
Speaker 4: And that what do they do? Instead? They immediately annihilate everyone,
Speaker 4: And that's weird to me, Like it's this is a
Speaker 4: tale as old as time because you know, even they
Speaker 4: annihilate their own right if you get to bail worship.
Speaker 4: And we're not going to go into all this today,
Speaker 4: but when you get into the Canaanites and different things,
Speaker 4: you're going to understand better about like what is happening
Speaker 4: with this race war? Really this big race war? And
Speaker 4: when did it change? And why? And why are old
Speaker 4: white men from Utah so damn fascinated with it? Right?
Speaker 4: So this is a real place where I live. This
Speaker 4: is called the Granite Genealogical faults and they keep all
Speaker 4: of the genealogy. They blew the side of a mountain
Speaker 4: out and made a bat cave. This is real, and
Speaker 4: they did this to house their genealogical records. Okay, this
Speaker 4: is it.
Speaker 3: Very protective over it. If they blew, if they blow
Speaker 3: out the side.
Speaker 4: Of it, there is one. So see this tiny road
Speaker 4: when you're coming in. This little little little road is
Speaker 4: the only way in. There's razor wire everywhere. You cannot
Speaker 4: go in it. There's no way to get in but
Speaker 4: that tiny little road. And it is like Fort Knox here. Okay,
Speaker 4: And this is where they house all of their genealogical samples.
Speaker 4: Remember me saying they looked like an envelope, like the
Speaker 4: size of an envelope, Well, they look exactly like this drawer.
Speaker 4: Those PKU tests are exactly this big. Now, I'm not
Speaker 4: saying that the government sends them a copy, but I
Speaker 4: will tell you this. There's three copies that they have.
Speaker 4: They have the hard copy and two litmus paper copies
Speaker 4: that it goes through and I don't know where the
Speaker 4: others go to. They can be stored for uh centuries.
Speaker 4: I assume they are done on special paper where the
Speaker 4: blood can dry and be stored. There's five samples of
Speaker 4: blood across each one. And this is done to every
Speaker 4: child in America unless you are completely awkward and never
Speaker 4: get a Social Security card, et cetera. This is done
Speaker 4: routinely on and you do not really get told about it.
Speaker 4: We just do it as soon as they get in
Speaker 4: the nursery.
Speaker 3: It's it's it's just the thing that that you do.
Speaker 3: It's become so for.
Speaker 4: One in ten thousand occurrences at the most.
Speaker 3: When there are things that are way more dangerous and
Speaker 3: way more prevalent.
Speaker 4: Absolutely there is what about diabetes, what about you know,
Speaker 4: heart problems, what about all these.
Speaker 3: Especially in the United States, it's you know, that's a
Speaker 3: that's a problem, and increasingly so so.
Speaker 4: And something's one tiny hallway. That's a tiny, tiny hallway
Speaker 4: of of these records, of multiple hallways, full of these records.
Speaker 3: That's logical records. It's probably several thousand already.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, for sure. I think there's one more picture
Speaker 4: with a guy standing there. Let me see, no, no ipe,
Speaker 4: I took it out. So the hallway that we're looking
Speaker 4: at is so big. This is one tiny row. And
Speaker 4: these are all genealogical records. Now I'll tell you something.
Speaker 4: There's a critical part and maybe I have the picture
Speaker 4: in here. It might be under my eugenics folder. There's
Speaker 4: a critical part that Bill Gates family plays in all
Speaker 4: of this, and it's very strange.
Speaker 3: His father was really into eugenics.
Speaker 4: Well his father was, but it wasn't as good old dad.
Speaker 4: And everybody misses this because and I think I took
Speaker 4: it off and I'll have to double checks. I'm going
Speaker 4: to come back to you to see you because that's
Speaker 4: the end of that sideshow. But I'm actually not done talking.
Speaker 4: If that's okay. Yeah, I can stop sharing though, because
Speaker 4: my thousands of windows there we go. Yes. And so
Speaker 4: the one fun thing I like to bring up is
Speaker 4: the Mormon Church was intricol not only with going to
Speaker 4: Nazi Germany to help the Nazis after the war. They
Speaker 4: were one of the only people that did that. They
Speaker 4: are actually documented and if you google it it will
Speaker 4: say no, no, they didn't do that. They helped their
Speaker 4: parishioners right at the world you mean, okay, so if
Speaker 4: they joined the church, they got food, got it, okay,
Speaker 4: So we had this influx of joining. They also agree
Speaker 4: on things right like Hitler and they they they align
Speaker 4: okay very well. Yeah, absolutely, and they've got aligning mental
Speaker 4: you know, thoughts about things and whatnot. So also we've
Speaker 4: got the Gates and they play into the Mormons in
Speaker 4: a funny way. So the top ten holdings of the
Speaker 4: Mormon Church are very interesting. But we're going to talk
Speaker 4: about the first one. The first one is Microsoft and
Speaker 4: their top portfolio holding. Oh but you know, A Health
Speaker 4: is also one, the guy that just got you know,
Speaker 4: taking care of in New York. Yeah, number seven is
Speaker 4: United Health, but number one is Bill Gates and he
Speaker 4: is now the largest farm owner in America. But guess
Speaker 4: number two is Mormon's Mormon Church. So if you were
Speaker 4: the Mormon Church and you have all your stockholdings going
Speaker 4: to Microsoft, would you want them to do well?
Speaker 3: Well? Yeah, obviously.
Speaker 4: Do you think that they work together? Probably?
Speaker 3: I mean number one, number one and number two biggest
Speaker 3: farm land owners. They have, you know, the majority of
Speaker 3: their money in Microsoft. I'm sure they have a hand
Speaker 3: in keeping the stock prices high and perhaps.
Speaker 4: And making sure things are good. Right, you would have
Speaker 4: lore and talk to Gates or whatever. Just you also,
Speaker 4: you know, the Nazis, like I said, we're very involved
Speaker 4: with something. And this is a declassified Foya doct that
Speaker 4: I do need to add to this presentation. And there
Speaker 4: is a declassified Foya dog stating that Gay. Okay, we'll
Speaker 4: talk about Gay a different day when we talk about
Speaker 4: the Mormon mafia. But Gay was his name is Gay Gay.
Speaker 4: He was integral in the Mormon mafia. Although he was
Speaker 4: just an errand boy, he was one of the top
Speaker 4: people for Howard Hughes, and he became very important. He
Speaker 4: actually became head over most of his companies, and he
Speaker 4: took over Howard Hughes Medical, which, funny enough does Crisper technology. Hah,
Speaker 4: You were right on on that one. And that was
Speaker 4: where the bulk of his fortune went. People often ask me, well,
Speaker 4: where did Howard Hughes's fortune go? There was all this
Speaker 4: controversy when he died. No, they're not wrong. It took
Speaker 4: thirty years to settle thirty years to settle this will,
Speaker 4: and most of it went to Howard Hughes's medical company. Well,
Speaker 4: funny enough, there was a will that popped up for
Speaker 4: the Mormons, and actually Gay decided, Hm, maybe I don't
Speaker 4: want that to be real, so he said it wasn't
Speaker 4: real and It was kind of funny because a lot
Speaker 4: of people thought, well, you know, he should have like
Speaker 4: testified that that was for the Mormons, because that really
Speaker 4: would have helped them. But the thing is, he was
Speaker 4: better off being over the medical center and with the
Speaker 4: power that he had there than he was with his
Speaker 4: own church. So that's what he testified of that he
Speaker 4: didn't know if it was real or not, and he
Speaker 4: got to keep his cushy position. And his money is
Speaker 4: to this day a he has multiple people, including one
Speaker 4: of the real housewives of Utah as his daughter in law.
Speaker 4: It's all intertwined, and you know, he has a ton
Speaker 4: of money to this day. I mean they've passed away
Speaker 4: and handed it down and down and down. But also
Speaker 4: we've got Elon Musk. The Mormons, one of their top
Speaker 4: ten holdings is Tesla, and Elon Musk's number one guy
Speaker 4: that handles his finances, much like Howard Hughes is not
Speaker 4: qualified for this job. Why does he have it? I
Speaker 4: don't know where did they meet at somewhere called the
Speaker 4: Boring Company? They dig holes together? How interesting that's what
Speaker 4: Joseph Smith was doing when he found those plates. But anyways,
Speaker 4: he is his top money man. And as his top
Speaker 4: money man. He is a Mormon. His name is Jared Birchall,
Speaker 4: and Jared Birchall is to Elon Musk of what Gay
Speaker 4: was to Howard Hughes. And why do I bring this up? Well,
Speaker 4: IBM gets intertwined in this, and it's very strange. IBM
Speaker 4: was the one that actually made the coded prisoner cards
Speaker 4: for the classification of people to be extincted or non
Speaker 4: extincted during the war. Okay, they made a machine.
Speaker 3: They were very much involved.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yes, they made this machine that helped and everything
Speaker 4: to code this. And the Mormons were salivating over this technology.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: They wanted to have their stuff all critically organized, just
Speaker 4: like it is today. And so what did they do.
Speaker 4: They started a company that Howard Hughes didn't even know
Speaker 4: about underneath Howard Hughes's name, called Hughes Coo. And it
Speaker 4: was actually pissed him off so bad that he was like,
Speaker 4: shut it down. This is a quote from Howard Hughes.
Speaker 4: That is just Gay's way to put all of all
Speaker 4: of this into the Mormon Church, like all of their
Speaker 4: genealogical stuff into the Mormon Church. Okay, So Howard Hughes
Speaker 4: knew that this was an issue back then. Now we've
Speaker 4: got a FOIA doc that we know the Mormons actually
Speaker 4: went to the CIA and FBI to say I want
Speaker 4: this information and they got it. Okay, they got a
Speaker 4: hold of these cards. Now IBM is interesting, and why
Speaker 4: does it come up and where does Gates fit in? Well,
Speaker 4: Bill Gates's mother was on the board of IBM, and
Speaker 4: so people missed his mom all the time. The eugenics
Speaker 4: that his father was involved in is so important, but
Speaker 4: let alone the fact that his mother was helping basically
Speaker 4: with some of this information, right, And why did the
Speaker 4: Mormons have soch a close relationship with the Gates when
Speaker 4: they're they really don't align in ideology right, Like, they
Speaker 4: really don't.
Speaker 3: That doesn't matter if you know one party makes the
Speaker 3: other party.
Speaker 4: Their pockets are lined. Yep, those pockets are lined.
Speaker 3: Hey, you make me a lot of money, I make
Speaker 3: you a lot of money.
Speaker 4: Do you do you know who? Most not? You can
Speaker 4: look up. The Mormon Church had a real fit over this.
Speaker 4: They had a problem called the enzyme peak scandal. And
Speaker 4: that's because they're a five O one C three and
Speaker 4: they are to put their taxes out for everyone to
Speaker 4: see and They didn't do this for a long time
Speaker 4: until the enzine peak scandal. Well, when the enzyme peak
Speaker 4: scandal happened, they had to start doing that. So I
Speaker 4: got on and you can go on as well into
Speaker 4: the irs stocks. Every quarterly they have to file their business.
Speaker 4: That's a five oh one C three, So they have
Speaker 4: to file their holdings. Let me tell you, guys, I
Speaker 4: gotta include it. I think I sent it to my husband,
Speaker 4: but it's straight from like the irs they own, I
Speaker 4: would say a huge percentage of labs in this area,
Speaker 4: not just in Utah, I mean America. And funny enough,
Speaker 4: they do all this genealogy stuff. Funny enough, it all
Speaker 4: goes back to they've been trying to get their hands
Speaker 4: in this for a long time. And what else do
Speaker 4: they own, Well, they don't own it, but they are
Speaker 4: the progenitors of ancestry dot com as far as this,
Speaker 4: they were the first ones to make a company and
Speaker 4: it was called FamilySearch dot org and it's still out
Speaker 4: there to this day. I can get on there and
Speaker 4: look back at all my family members clear back to
Speaker 4: the Bourbons, unfortunately for me. Yeah, but long story short,
Speaker 4: you can get on there and see how far back
Speaker 4: your family is most likely you are in that system
Speaker 4: because the Mormons have made it so intricate that most
Speaker 4: people upload their stuff to this system. And this got
Speaker 4: really big in the Tilsons. My grandma actually got called
Speaker 4: to be a missionary for genealogy, and all she did
Speaker 4: all day was be on a keyboard typing in information
Speaker 4: on genealogy. That was all she did all day long,
Speaker 4: her and a lot of other people, for free. And
Speaker 4: you better believe that some of these records that they
Speaker 4: have are probably well, they're worth building Fort Knox in
Speaker 4: the side of a mountain. I know that much. So
Speaker 4: we know that FamilySearch dot Org pours all their information
Speaker 4: into ancestry dot com. Does the Mormon Church own it? No?
Speaker 4: But do they get all their information from there?
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 4: It's like burrowing a cup of sugar from your neighbor.
Speaker 4: Are your cookies then the neighbors because you took their sugar? No,
Speaker 4: but they still have it right, They could still claim
Speaker 4: a piece of that sugar that made it. Yeah, So
Speaker 4: it's their sugar that makes it. And so to make
Speaker 4: it possible, they have coated and completely put in all
Speaker 4: of those records that I show you, and they do
Speaker 4: some sketchy things with them, including baptisms for the dead,
Speaker 4: including four Hitler and Frank and all the Jews that
Speaker 4: died in the Holocaust, which is disgusting because those people
Speaker 4: died for what they believed in. And yeah, there's the
Speaker 4: dead for the dead. Yeah, they they baptized people posthumorous.
Speaker 4: We'll talk about that on occultic stuff. But yes, yeah,
Speaker 4: because they're necromancers, I'm sure, but I can't prove that, right,
Speaker 4: why so they can save everyone? That's what they say.
Speaker 4: They say that everybody's waiting up in heaven in this
Speaker 4: little room, waiting for you to baptize them. As a
Speaker 4: twelve year old child, you know, they did this for
Speaker 4: like I.
Speaker 3: Said, and everyone totally. I'm sure.
Speaker 1: That is.
Speaker 3: People actually believe this. People actually actually why this.
Speaker 4: I believe this. I did those baptisms many at times.
Speaker 4: And it's because when you grow up in a cult
Speaker 4: and it's all you know, and then they tell you
Speaker 4: don't look otherwise, and you live in a state that
Speaker 4: is full of people that bel just like you do.
Speaker 4: Now I'm the crazy one because I don't believe it.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So you you were in that that bubble, and
Speaker 3: that bubble was was all you know. That bubble was
Speaker 3: all you saw. All you saw were people doing the
Speaker 3: exact same thing. So that was the that was the
Speaker 3: standard for you. And why would you question the normal?
Speaker 3: Why would you question the standard if you don't even
Speaker 3: know there is something else?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 4: And and it's funny that we know what we know
Speaker 4: about Bill Gates because how many problems has he had
Speaker 4: in third world countries with his vaccines? Quite quite a few.
Speaker 4: I do you think he could go to India and
Speaker 4: walk the streets today?
Speaker 3: I don't think he could not for long, not for
Speaker 3: very long. And that is a shoeing he chased him. Yes,
Speaker 3: I mean he'll he'll probably go with a with a
Speaker 3: private jet. Well, even I think that is hate him
Speaker 3: if they allow him to land his private jet. I
Speaker 3: don't think he can't shoot.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't think he can go there anymore because
Speaker 4: of all of the problems he's done with all of
Speaker 4: his vaccinations. Right from the seventies to the eighties, he
Speaker 4: really was in with Kenya and working on that, then
Speaker 4: India with the polio vaccine from two thousand and seven
Speaker 4: to twenty seventeen. We've got the quaker oat scandal that's
Speaker 4: on board for helping make sure people don't, you know,
Speaker 4: do what they should do inside their bodies. Naturally, we've
Speaker 4: got Tuskegee from nineteen thirty two to nineteen seventy two.
Speaker 4: If you ever saw Gates's wife talk about the twenty
Speaker 4: twenty cure for the black people, you would have ran
Speaker 4: screaming if you had half of a brain, because she
Speaker 4: literally said, yes. She literally said we should like this,
Speaker 4: like I'm gonna do the face. We should give this
Speaker 4: to the black people first because they deserve it. And
Speaker 4: I was like, oh my gosh, like that is terrifying.
Speaker 4: She is terrifying. And then that little spiel and I
Speaker 4: think she was trying to be helpful to like make
Speaker 4: people trust her. That did not work.
Speaker 3: Like I'll put on a nice phase and a big smile,
Speaker 3: crazy believe me.
Speaker 4: Look, yeah, she looked so almost beyond herself, happy that
Speaker 4: they were going to get at first because they deserved it.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, yeah, I didn't touch any of it
Speaker 4: with a ten foot pole because I like you, even
Speaker 4: though I'm a nurse. And believe me, this was this
Speaker 4: was not an easy time in my life because you know,
Speaker 4: they didn't like that, and I almost lost my job.
Speaker 4: If I didn't have ATHMA, I would have lost my
Speaker 4: job because it was I said, it's contraindicated, and my
Speaker 4: doctor was like, she might really die, you know. But
Speaker 4: I tried to spread the word, like they're these the
Speaker 4: research isn't adding up. You're not looking at the documents.
Speaker 4: Go look at the Jama studies. Like I was trying
Speaker 4: to help people, and they just thought I was crazy.
Speaker 3: You know, well, yeah, because you were going against the
Speaker 3: nor you were going against God.
Speaker 4: I used my brain, yeah, and read some lab reports.
Speaker 3: Like oh you, how dare you not just believe what
Speaker 3: you're told? But my mom thought government knows best.
Speaker 4: And she's had a lot of problems, and I'll tell
Speaker 4: you guys, like you can say it was something else,
Speaker 4: But she herself says that she recognized that it happened
Speaker 4: right after she got it studies, and now she has
Speaker 4: now studies at her syndrome.
Speaker 3: Coming out proving the conspiracy theorists right. But now the
Speaker 3: studies are coming out like five years after, and a
Speaker 3: lot of people got like exemptions. And I believe that
Speaker 3: at least from wiser I believe. I'm not sure here
Speaker 3: in Europe, but I know that in the states, like
Speaker 3: they documents can't be made public for another, oh, seventeen years,
Speaker 3: they'll stall it. Yeah, and that's good. Yeah, I mean
Speaker 3: seventeen years and then you know, seventy years on the line,
Speaker 3: they'll find some other excuse and prolong it for you
Speaker 3: know what, in another indefinite Yeah.
Speaker 4: So what do they what do they know that we
Speaker 4: don't know? And who are the population that they go after? Right,
Speaker 4: They're going after people that are a certain creed and color.
Speaker 4: They're going after people. I mean, I saw this shot
Speaker 4: affect people differently with your color. Literally, I saw this
Speaker 4: in the Latin community kill people, and I swear to
Speaker 4: you I did. Like I can't prove that, you know,
Speaker 4: but my friend not only her mom died of it,
Speaker 4: but her husband died of it right as soon as
Speaker 4: they got it, got the vaccine. So I'm just saying.
Speaker 4: And one was super young with no other issues, like
Speaker 4: he didn't have predisposing problems like the mom, like maybe
Speaker 4: put in one family and this happened at another time.
Speaker 4: And if people will be wise and listen to me,
Speaker 4: this happened under Fauci once before. And if you want
Speaker 4: to study the AIDS pandemic and find out who got
Speaker 4: the aids right, and why it's such not a big
Speaker 4: deal anymore? Right, Why why is that? Yeah, it's not
Speaker 4: because of prep. It's not because of all these things.
Speaker 4: It's because they stop giving it to people literally literally,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 3: And as a nurse that he visits, like those particular
Speaker 3: saw on us as well, where you know most of
Speaker 3: the men who like men go to Yeah, and I'm
Speaker 3: sure all of that was for research purposes. You have
Speaker 3: little pleasure perhaps exactly.
Speaker 4: Well, And here's the thing, like maybe they just want
Speaker 4: a certain type of person to live, and maybe they've
Speaker 4: already messed with our genetics. Right, we don't know an
Speaker 4: America do where we came from. We don't know, Like
Speaker 4: why do Americans have way more health problems than other people?
Speaker 4: Not just the food, Like it can't be only that
Speaker 4: because some people you could feed them garbage twenty four
Speaker 4: to seven and they do well. But sometimes like people.
Speaker 3: I have, I hate those people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And he can eat anything he wants and he's great,
Speaker 4: like and I can't you know, but but my levels
Speaker 4: are good and his levels are bad, even though he
Speaker 4: looks like he's this big weightlifter. But I'm not any
Speaker 4: of those I mean, I do, you know, exercise, but
Speaker 4: I'm not like he is, you know, And I'm like, okay,
Speaker 4: that's weird, Like why are there certain people that seem
Speaker 4: to have it better than others genetically speaking too, like
Speaker 4: to cholesterol, to diseases, to whatever, like even you know,
Speaker 4: if you have had a test, which I have because
Speaker 4: I wasn't a conspiracy theorist always and I did a
Speaker 4: twin me. Why did they have to mark in there
Speaker 4: that I had an Olympic muscular build like my muscles were.
Speaker 4: And my husband was ticked at this one because he's
Speaker 4: like what And I'm like, I don't know. I'm not
Speaker 4: even Viking. He's like half a Viking, you know. And
Speaker 4: I'm like, no, I'm Welsh and I'm royal. I'm very
Speaker 4: royal blood, like my bloodline is very royal. And I'm like,
Speaker 4: I don't know, but yet my blood stuff is way
Speaker 4: better than his.
Speaker 3: I think the Welsh, there there is little information about
Speaker 3: the about the Welsh. They were, you know very much
Speaker 3: are still very much unto themselves, yes, and English, a
Speaker 3: lot of English, what a few British countries actually, or
Speaker 3: maybe the only one of which you know the least
Speaker 3: is known, right, but from what I what I know,
Speaker 3: I remember, I look into the history of Europe a lot.
Speaker 3: Of course, you know, they're they're my people, literally I
Speaker 3: am much So it's like, what is it like I
Speaker 3: went to the UK a few years back. It's our
Speaker 3: hour and a half by playing it's bad. But they
Speaker 3: are not known for being particularly big and muscular, and like,
Speaker 3: even if they are, that is probably a lot of
Speaker 3: North Germanic influence.
Speaker 4: They have Germanic y, you know, they have Germanic and
Speaker 4: Welsh and then like they other little random like a
Speaker 4: little French. But the thing is that's weird to me
Speaker 4: is maybe they designed these things to be okay with
Speaker 4: certain people and not okay with others like my mother
Speaker 4: that got very sick. And granted I didn't take any
Speaker 4: of their cures, so we can't do a comparison. I
Speaker 4: don't have what she has. She has Iberian Peninsula and
Speaker 4: that's a really strange one if you know anything about that. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and my grandpa was from the Iberian Peninsula, which they
Speaker 4: say are like the Atlantis people, you know, and they
Speaker 4: were darker that.
Speaker 3: Like are we then like also kind of like close
Speaker 3: or crossing into Basque territory.
Speaker 4: But they're they're the brown side. And so what I'm
Speaker 4: saying is I'm super white and my parents are not.
Speaker 4: Like I have green eyes and very light hair like
Speaker 4: probably your natural color. I'm assuming you were a towhead
Speaker 4: when you were little, like a little blonde kid. Maybe, yeah, same,
Speaker 4: And as I got older it got darker. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 4: very much like you with the green and I'm super white,
Speaker 4: you know, like the blue blood. Like you can see
Speaker 4: my veins, like through.
Speaker 3: My skin, you have a very very European, very northern
Speaker 3: European complexion.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and so but my mom looks tan all year.
Speaker 4: My mom's brown with brown eyes and brown skin, and
Speaker 4: so was.
Speaker 3: My definitely more Mediterranean, right yep.
Speaker 4: And it's weird because like maybe they are programming things
Speaker 4: and I'm not just talking about in shots. I'm talking
Speaker 4: about if they can do things that they can do
Speaker 4: with Crisper, what are they doing to our food?
Speaker 3: I mean, I know Monsanto really loves to play around
Speaker 3: with it, and they merged with the tire there is
Speaker 3: for well it whiz is I believe a German company
Speaker 3: and they sell a lot of medical products over the
Speaker 3: counter medical products. I know, like I have several tattoos
Speaker 3: and the tattoo cream that is recommended most which is
Speaker 3: a product of Buyer.
Speaker 4: But you find that's super interesting like that, maybe there's
Speaker 4: a coating, like not coating, but a coated coating.
Speaker 3: I mean, if you if you just look at their logo,
Speaker 3: it's you know, it's the circle.
Speaker 4: It's very in.
Speaker 3: The circle. You know, it's there's a lot of symbolism
Speaker 3: to be found in that.
Speaker 4: Many many say that the Nazis did not lose the war.
Speaker 4: Germany did not the Nazis, right, the Nazis came you, Yeah,
Speaker 4: you took them, Yes, we took them here to our
Speaker 4: aerospace program. And mark my words, people, I have a
Speaker 4: whole presentation on JFK. It's going to go back to
Speaker 4: the aerospace program and aliens and a seance and some
Speaker 4: weird stuff. But it goes back to a certain certain
Speaker 4: families for that. And I'm telling you, guys, like it's weird,
Speaker 4: because like one more weird fact. I find all these
Speaker 4: weird facts. Von Braun made a movie that was only
Speaker 4: released for Mormons. Okay, it's their temple movie, and a
Speaker 4: temple movie. If you're a Mormon, you know what that is.
Speaker 4: It's teaching us all our secret handshakes and signs and
Speaker 4: seals that we're gonna go over next time and all
Speaker 4: this weird stuff. Okay, but the only person in that
Speaker 4: movie that wasn't a Mormon was von Braun. He showed
Speaker 4: up for that movie too. And so I'm just like, really,
Speaker 4: and I got pictures of it. I've got the actual video.
Speaker 4: Somebody uploaded it to YouTube. It's great, And I mean,
Speaker 4: is it nefarious in any way?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: But what the hell is going on over here? You know?
Speaker 3: I'm exposing the methods exactly that is working with who? Yeah,
Speaker 3: And honestly, I cannot blame the Nazi scientists for you know,
Speaker 3: crossing over. I mean, if you can beat them, what
Speaker 3: are you gonna do? It's a story or that. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: you know, we'll give you a new identity, will give you,
Speaker 3: you know, a a Kushi government job, and will turn
Speaker 3: a blind eye to everything that's happened as long as
Speaker 3: you help us. Now exactly if I was a Nazi
Speaker 3: scientist back then, I don't do with their roles. Yeah,
Speaker 3: because she job new identity, American government, whole new country.
Speaker 3: You know, they used to be the enemy. Now there
Speaker 3: are friends. Mm hmmm, that or death.
Speaker 4: So I mean it's kind of an easy choice.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when do I start? Where do we sign?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 4: What do you want me to do? Like? And eventually
Speaker 4: you think, at first, even if later it goes against
Speaker 4: your ethics, at first, you're going to try anything to
Speaker 4: save you and your family and then maybe you'll sacrifice
Speaker 4: yourself and let the family go forward, right like, who knows,
Speaker 4: but I do know this. JFK spoke about the X file,
Speaker 4: which is the Aliens and revealing this to Russia to
Speaker 4: go with Russia to space, and they were going to
Speaker 4: intricate with Russia. He wanted to tell them so there
Speaker 4: would never be another bay of pigs. Look, there are
Speaker 4: things flying around that we aren't doing. It's not us, man,
Speaker 4: We're not flying over your damn base like it isn't us,
Speaker 4: you know. And he wanted to do this and they
Speaker 4: said it got him killed because ten days later he died.
Speaker 4: And there are pictures with him with von Braun right
Speaker 4: before this happened, and I will have those on my
Speaker 4: next one when we talk about you know all of this.
Speaker 4: But it's very interesting where these lines go when they
Speaker 4: hit genetics, because I do believe the uber minch is
Speaker 4: still something they are trying to create.
Speaker 3: I mean that also, I'm sure you know the movie
Speaker 3: The Boys from Brazil. Yes, absolutely, I watched that movie.
Speaker 4: Based on real technology.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I watched it quite recently. That is some genetic
Speaker 3: engineering he had. If there was a degenerate human being
Speaker 3: with no oral no consciousness, no nothing, he is the
Speaker 3: poster boy for it.
Speaker 4: It is crazy. And to me, did's just I look
Speaker 4: at the forcefulness of the church right being forced into
Speaker 4: basically accepting other races. Right, it was the time like
Speaker 4: with Martin Luther King and everything like, it was not
Speaker 4: going well for them to keep their feet in the
Speaker 4: mud and saying we're not going to do that. You
Speaker 4: can't make us. And same with Howard Hughes. Howard Hughes
Speaker 4: funny enough, guess what he told them when when the
Speaker 4: whole equal rights, equal work started. He's like, yeah, I'm
Speaker 4: not doing that. I don't care, Like, what are you
Speaker 4: gonna do to me? Like he did not care. He
Speaker 4: did not care. And all of these people that I'm
Speaker 4: telling you about, when you get back to it, they
Speaker 4: get they're related to other really important people. Okay, we're
Speaker 4: talking about the Forbes we're talking about the DuPonts, we're
Speaker 4: talking about all of these people that created America. Right,
Speaker 4: they know something we don't know. And i'll tell you, guys,
Speaker 4: like when they talk about a brave new world and
Speaker 4: they talk about creating their destiny and they talk about, yeah,
Speaker 4: give us your poor, but really, who who came more first?
Speaker 4: Even more so, my ancestors were even a part of slavery,
Speaker 4: which they don't want to talk about because I'm a
Speaker 4: little bit Irish, right, So here's the thing. They were
Speaker 4: right alongside the Chinese that never get talked about, the
Speaker 4: black people that do get talked about. But there were
Speaker 4: a lot of slaves here. And I don't think they
Speaker 4: ever meant for it to be as integrated as it got.
Speaker 4: I don't think so.
Speaker 3: Well, the first one were the Irish, Yeah, yes.
Speaker 4: And I think they tried to keep it as And
Speaker 4: there's a joke in Mormonism, and i'll tell you it
Speaker 4: is they used to say that the Native Americans, now
Speaker 4: black people are just out because they're just bad. Like
Speaker 4: they say, well, back in the day, oh, they got
Speaker 4: a bad curse on their skin because they chose wrong
Speaker 4: in heaven. When the War of Heaven happened and Satan
Speaker 4: fell with the angels. I'm sure you know that story
Speaker 4: probably maybe yeah, that the black people were called fenn
Speaker 4: sitters and they sat on the fence and didn't make
Speaker 4: a decision whether they should stay or go and help
Speaker 4: or what to do, and so they just sat there.
Speaker 4: And my grandpa used to call them still fence sitters,
Speaker 4: and it was it was really weird for me because
Speaker 4: we're not like that. We are very integrated in my
Speaker 4: family and like my more recent family right but back
Speaker 4: before and he was very still in that weird mindset though,
Speaker 4: and you could see the different generations evolving. And I
Speaker 4: don't think the church was overly happy about it. But
Speaker 4: they used to say, oh, if you Native Americans, they
Speaker 4: didn't do that. They just had a dark skin for disobeying,
Speaker 4: and they weren't as dark as black people, so they
Speaker 4: can be white again. So they used to say. Up
Speaker 4: into the seventies, they would say, our look at our brothren,
Speaker 4: that are the Lamanites. They called them Lamanites, which is
Speaker 4: in the Book of Mormon. Look at how much more
Speaker 4: white and delightsome they have become since we've been buying
Speaker 4: their children and interbreeding with their women. Yeah, of course
Speaker 4: they're going to get whiter. Hello.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So they used to say, buy up all their children,
Speaker 4: and this is a true quote from Brigham Young. Buy
Speaker 4: up all their children and enroll them into their schools
Speaker 4: or bring them into your families, and they'll become more
Speaker 4: white in delights. And well, of course they did. They
Speaker 4: tainted their right life.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that is basic, basic genetics.
Speaker 4: But here's the thing I'm telling you guys. I think
Speaker 4: there was fuckery about with all of this, and I
Speaker 4: think they did some things purposely, and I think they
Speaker 4: know it, and I think they're looking for it. They're
Speaker 4: looking for it. Since twenty twenty, they're looking I can't
Speaker 4: prove that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, since twenty two gave them a great excuse.
Speaker 3: Perhaps they created it to, you know, to have it
Speaker 3: as excuse too.
Speaker 4: If you know what it is. It's just like the
Speaker 4: IBM machine that I was telling you about, that IBM
Speaker 4: machine that helped categorize all of us. What are they
Speaker 4: doing now with our DNA categorizing us. They're going to
Speaker 4: know exactly what your bloodline is. Because the Mormons, he
Speaker 4: used to have a one drop rule, and if you
Speaker 4: had one drop of black and you you weren't going
Speaker 4: to be a Mormon, so you weren't going to have
Speaker 4: all the blessings and all the things. So Brigham me out.
Speaker 4: I was pretty brutal. He actually said it was better
Speaker 4: to drive your sword through your wife if you ever
Speaker 4: found her in bed with another man that was black,
Speaker 4: and drive it through both of them to do them
Speaker 4: a favor to each other. The guy that had fifty
Speaker 4: five wives so he could care less about his wives,
Speaker 4: obviously fifty five, very happily married to fifty had fifty.
Speaker 3: Yeah, still that's way too much. Like I have a
Speaker 3: spit redhead for a wife.
Speaker 4: Oh, we have a redhead for a husband. How funny
Speaker 4: we are.
Speaker 3: Oh, they're delightful they had. My daughter is a red head.
Speaker 3: My exes are red hats. I have a red cats. Luckily,
Speaker 3: at least my son is a blonde. He is he
Speaker 3: is his father's son, so at least I.
Speaker 4: Have I have. I only make blonds. Yeah, I make
Speaker 4: blondes and one brunette girl. And so but I'm with you,
Speaker 4: like it's funny. It's funny to me that, Like he
Speaker 4: would say, Okay, polygamy is to go and replenish the earth, Okay,
Speaker 4: he had fifty six wives. He should have had a
Speaker 4: grip of kids. Okay, I know polygamist my friend, Okay,
Speaker 4: he's Warren Well, he's my sister's ex husband. He was
Speaker 4: married to my sister. And he is Warren Jeff's nephew.
Speaker 4: Do you know who Warren Jeff's is, Like the Warren
Speaker 4: Jeffs he's the polygamist leader prophet and he's in jail. Okay.
Speaker 4: And because he was with a lot of underage girls.
Speaker 4: But his family he had three moms, Yeah, three moms
Speaker 4: and they had over thirty kids. He can't remember. After that,
Speaker 4: he's like, I don't know after so many Yeah, I
Speaker 4: don't know. And I was like, okay, so with three wives,
Speaker 4: we've got thirty Brigham Young, I just did my fact
Speaker 4: chuck on myself. Fifty six wives and he only had
Speaker 4: like fifty something kids. That's a hit it and quit it.
Speaker 4: What are you doing what? You didn't replenish nothing. You
Speaker 4: didn't replenish the earth with your bullshit. You just slept
Speaker 4: do them once and took off. Yeah, dude, And so, yeah,
Speaker 4: his own theology doesn't come to play.
Speaker 3: If you're gonna have that many wives, I mean, yeah,
Speaker 3: like ones you already have like fifty to fifty six kids, sure,
Speaker 3: but if it's truly to replenish, you're gonna need a
Speaker 3: little more than that. Yeah, well, like fifty six to
Speaker 3: choose from.
Speaker 4: So he only had the fifty seven children with sixteen
Speaker 4: of his wives.
Speaker 3: So he definitely had some favorites favorites.
Speaker 4: And here's the thing, like when you're looking at the Mormons,
Speaker 4: and we'll get into this more, he's running for his
Speaker 4: life because of polygamy. They're not accepting him in the government.
Speaker 4: So we're in Mexico in Utah back then, but then
Speaker 4: now it isn't so back then, he's running for his life,
Speaker 4: wanting to get away from the government. What's the first
Speaker 4: thing that he'd do when he gets here, Hey, do
Speaker 4: you want us to help you build the railroad for free?
Speaker 4: The promontory point where the where the two railroads join
Speaker 4: with the steak is here in Utah. It's here because
Speaker 4: this was the place that helped build it for free.
Speaker 4: And those Mormons were slaves just like anyone else. Just
Speaker 4: so you guys know what, And it wasn't just that,
Speaker 4: it was many things. Now, do I think that Joseph
Speaker 4: Smith's church is Brigham Young's church. No, he was a
Speaker 4: shrewd businessman and the other one was an accultic magician. Honestly, honestly,
Speaker 4: he was a Martinist. Do you know what Martinism is. Uh,
Speaker 4: it's Freemasonry, but they practice p Salomonic magic basically.
Speaker 3: So oh okay, that's what he was.
Speaker 4: I think, in my opinion, dark paticians. It was dark magician. Yes,
Speaker 4: he was actually summoning things, and we'll get into that,
Speaker 4: but that was not Brigham's church. Brigham was playing ball,
Speaker 4: and that's when it all started with let hey, I
Speaker 4: at your back, you scratch mine? Government?
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: That's my thoughts on it.
Speaker 3: All governments and privates later on as well. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 3: eating from both sites yep.
Speaker 4: And and it's an interesting situation. People always say, you
Speaker 4: know what, I know, Mormons, and they're always really rich.
Speaker 4: They always do so well for themselves. Huh. I wonder
Speaker 4: why they're all in secret societies in college. Let's get rid.
Speaker 3: I actually I actually mentioned that on the route table
Speaker 3: I was on right before I started recording for my
Speaker 3: own show Tonight Awesome, because wasn't it. Also the I
Speaker 3: keep forgetting the name, but like the the Sparkle Vampires.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, no, she wrote that book, Stephanie Meyers. You
Speaker 4: bet you're ass she didn't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, we do a whole.
Speaker 4: Show on that transhumanism and Stephanie Meyer's book, because honestly,
Speaker 4: like it's too good to not it's it's so they're
Speaker 4: Sparkley Albino's what.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah he was albino. Oh dude, I.
Speaker 4: Mean he wasn't truly, but they all look like but
Speaker 4: he was very, very very white and delightsome white and delight.
Speaker 3: Oh ship, that actually makes sense, like why he was
Speaker 3: now considered the pretty boy and the.
Speaker 4: Why should he don't go with the dirty Native American.
Speaker 3: Blood, the guy with the darker hair and darker.
Speaker 4: American It's very book of Mormon.
Speaker 3: Now I can actually see that. But yes, it's and
Speaker 3: it's they are terrible movies, yeah, first of all, uh
Speaker 3: but it's I I I you know I have heard
Speaker 3: that before. I have seen that before.
Speaker 4: That.
Speaker 3: I mean like you literally have a community at the
Speaker 3: very least like pushing your stuff. Horror core for sure,
Speaker 3: for sure, there is they want no yeah, there's no
Speaker 3: way it's gone to flaw m M.
Speaker 4: There's just and honestly girl, you have to understand the
Speaker 4: mindset of Mormons. I didn't think it was a terrible
Speaker 4: movie or book. Want to know why because I have
Speaker 4: Mormon theology in my brain and I'm like, oh, this.
Speaker 3: Is this and this and this and it made for
Speaker 3: the outside worlds. Yes, you know who don't don't know that,
Speaker 3: don't see that.
Speaker 4: All like an invisible college really is. It's like a
Speaker 4: mystical order. And I'll tell you guys, like I know
Speaker 4: that one is on I don't know if I uploaded
Speaker 4: it to my Spotify, but I definitely uploaded it on
Speaker 4: my YouTube on the Trance. I think I called it
Speaker 4: like transhumanism or something about the Stephanie Meyer stuff. And
Speaker 4: also one twelve on my Spotify is the Mormon right,
Speaker 4: And you guys have got to see it because you
Speaker 4: won't believe you won't believe me until you see it.
Speaker 4: And I always bring a slide show because I know
Speaker 4: how they are. They're gonna be like, no, that's not real,
Speaker 4: you know, But like you said, they're gonna make those
Speaker 4: people that need to be made, like Baine and Company
Speaker 4: and the Boring Company, and they're attaching themselves to millionaires
Speaker 4: and billionaires and you know, they're like little beaches, to
Speaker 4: be honest.
Speaker 3: And it's it's even like a it's quite relevant nowadays,
Speaker 3: of course, a whole side of TikTok, like with the.
Speaker 4: Mormon Wives, the sister and the secret lives of Mormon
Speaker 4: wives are actually Mormon. The Mormons that I mentioned to
Speaker 4: you from the top, like some of the top level Mormons,
Speaker 4: that is their daughters. And that is why the Real
Speaker 4: Housewives of Utah that is a gay and that is
Speaker 4: why she's very famous. When I went and looked up
Speaker 4: all their last names, I'm like, yeah, got it.
Speaker 3: I mean that's that's why they portray that.
Speaker 5: Like life.
Speaker 3: You know, they're they're young and pretty, and their husbands
Speaker 3: we are all kind he sees some guys. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, no, absolutely,
Speaker 3: it's it's definitely giving cold cold ish pipes well.
Speaker 4: And it's so planned. It's so planned that they are
Speaker 4: keeping that money right where it needs to be and
Speaker 4: making it famous because even that bad press is still
Speaker 4: good press, right like your bad press is still good press.
Speaker 4: Because then what are people going to do? What's a Mormon?
Speaker 4: What's this Mormon thing about? Blah blah blah, And they're
Speaker 4: going to look it up and then they're going to
Speaker 4: see some other stuff.
Speaker 3: They'll fight that, they'll fight you, they'll fight everything else.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so strange. It's really hot in the news and
Speaker 4: stuff right now because that news show Prime Eval. Did
Speaker 4: you see that Primeval? It's all about the Mormons. It's
Speaker 4: it just came out. It's on Netflix, I think, and
Speaker 4: they're mad about it. They're saying they're mad about it
Speaker 4: because Brigham Young is an asshole in it. Well, Brigham
Speaker 4: Young was an asshole. I just told you you had
Speaker 4: fifty five wives and only sixteen had kids, you know,
Speaker 4: and he just was. He was a shrewd businessman. And
Speaker 4: then it's not a wonder why there's beehives all over
Speaker 4: in our state. We are the beehive state. Did you
Speaker 4: know that we are the beehive state? What is that
Speaker 4: symbolizing magic? Like, come on, yeah, that's a whole episode,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 3: And even as sid was the hive mind.
Speaker 4: Yes, the hive mind. And then you've got we've got
Speaker 4: Saturn cubes all over here, like they are practicing something
Speaker 4: at the top level. And I can't explain this to
Speaker 4: people enough because they say the same thing every time.
Speaker 4: I know a Mormon and they're the nicest person I've
Speaker 4: ever met.
Speaker 5: Cool.
Speaker 3: Sure too.
Speaker 4: My grandma was a Mormon and she didn't know shit
Speaker 4: about any of this because they're not going to tell
Speaker 4: her because she's not at the top.
Speaker 3: They're the same thing who say like, oh, but you know,
Speaker 3: my uncle was amazing and he never did that shit.
Speaker 3: My mother works for the government. She's never done any
Speaker 3: of those things. Right, I'm sure they haven't. And you know,
Speaker 3: of course is like ninety.
Speaker 4: Are they billionaires?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Are they million No?
Speaker 3: Unfortunately not. I'd be living a lot nicer if that's why.
Speaker 4: That's why, because they pick, they pick and choose the
Speaker 4: people that they let in the club.
Speaker 3: It is a club, just like any other one big club,
Speaker 3: and you're not in.
Speaker 4: It, that's right. And the other piece I'll leave it
Speaker 4: on is you know, School and Bones with Yale, they
Speaker 4: have never set up another society. Now there might be
Speaker 4: other factions, but Yale didn't actually go make that faction
Speaker 4: of School and Bones. But they did here in Utah.
Speaker 4: Do you bet you're asked they did. They came here,
Speaker 4: Yale sanctioned and sent their people here to set up
Speaker 4: their own School and Bones at the University of Utah.
Speaker 3: You're gonna love this one. My hometown town. I was
Speaker 3: born and grew up in Laida, which actually was the
Speaker 3: town from where the Pilgrims left to the States. That
Speaker 3: was their last That's why we still have the Pilgrim
Speaker 3: Museum because it was from Lida that they got on
Speaker 3: the boat. And of course we have of a a
Speaker 3: student society like that connected to Laddie University, which is
Speaker 3: the oldest university in the count four hundred and fifth
Speaker 3: plus years old. I mean, I'm actually quite thankful that
Speaker 3: Laddy University is a thing. That's where my parents met
Speaker 3: each other. So I guess you could say, if it
Speaker 3: wasn't from Laddy University, I want to be here or
Speaker 3: at least you know, the me that is sitting here
Speaker 3: right now. But it's kind of a well, first of all,
Speaker 3: it's it's it's a boys club, of course, you know
Speaker 3: all and they're all like sons of the you know,
Speaker 3: like they they are called the future captains of industry.
Speaker 3: You know, they're bankers sons. They are the kids of
Speaker 3: you know, the the CEOs of like there's multimillion billion
Speaker 3: dollar companies and you know, you and just apply for
Speaker 3: a membership there you have to know somebody you have
Speaker 3: to be you know, it has to be family, yeah,
Speaker 3: you know. And it can be like, you know, like
Speaker 3: your your cousin twice removed or something, you know, like
Speaker 3: that the daughter of my mother's cousin that's too far away.
Speaker 3: It has to be a direct link, you know, father, mother, uncle, aunt,
Speaker 3: just something direct link. And the society is called Minerve.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, wow, you have the idea. Minerva is
Speaker 4: a big one for me. And I'll have to tell
Speaker 4: you my Minerva story different day. But that deity has
Speaker 4: been a huge issue in my life.
Speaker 3: We'll say that of course, their their logo is the
Speaker 3: Awbul of course.
Speaker 4: And and just so you know two things. Number one,
Speaker 4: the Dutch were such an integral part of Mormonism because
Speaker 4: this came out.
Speaker 3: Of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Dutch. Yeah, yes, the thing and.
Speaker 4: The Book of Mormon. The first language it was translated
Speaker 4: into other than English was Dutch because we had so
Speaker 4: many Dutch members. And this is back in the day.
Speaker 4: And number two, I told you that Yale came out
Speaker 4: here at the University of Utah and made skull and bones.
Speaker 4: But instead of scroll and key, we want to guess
Speaker 4: what their name is for their little secret society Owl
Speaker 4: and key Owl of course, of course, And Minerva, I
Speaker 4: do say this and I will tell you this, and
Speaker 4: this is kind of part of my Mormon podcast. But
Speaker 4: I believe at the top level, at the very top level,
Speaker 4: and I'm talking about, there is the Twelve, there's the
Speaker 4: Quorum of the Twelve, and then there's the Apostle and
Speaker 4: his first and second council are just like a godhead, okay,
Speaker 4: and they believe they're going to be God. Remember this,
Speaker 4: why you? And there is an actual faction inside the
Speaker 4: Quorum of the Twelve that runs all the pr and
Speaker 4: press and everything that is secret. And it's a secret
Speaker 4: society inside an already very secret society.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: But when we talk about this, when we talk about
Speaker 4: all these things, I want you to remember, why would
Speaker 4: we do baptisms for the dead, Why would we do
Speaker 4: ordinances for the dead? Everything that happens in the temple,
Speaker 4: except for the first time you go, is all about
Speaker 4: dead people. And why is necromancy a thing? Well, let
Speaker 4: me answer that for people that don't know. Necromancy is
Speaker 4: a loose gather. Necromancy is performed so that you can
Speaker 4: gather knowledge about things about wealth, about all this stuff.
Speaker 4: That's why you would do it. And what do we
Speaker 4: call our profit in the Mormon Church profet seer and revelator, Well,
Speaker 4: where the hell do you think you got all that
Speaker 4: information from? And there's a spire on top of every temple.
Speaker 4: They are stealing your loosh, They are stealing your they
Speaker 4: are harnessing you like cattle. They are harnessing your energy.
Speaker 4: And I believe Minerva is one of those things. They
Speaker 4: harness it too, but not just her, right, Like, there's
Speaker 4: there's a whole story with that, with Mother and Heaven
Speaker 4: and everything. It gets weird.
Speaker 3: We'll get into it into that some other time for
Speaker 3: another three hours.
Speaker 4: Yeh, better not, But I found that would maybe be
Speaker 4: something interesting to you. Yeah, no, it is. It is.
Speaker 3: It is quite typical the Dutch, for you know, as
Speaker 3: small a nation as we are we are at the moments,
Speaker 3: and then it's like including immigrants and all of that.
Speaker 3: The documents ones at least eighteen million, I believe, so
Speaker 3: you know, quite small if you know all these the
Speaker 3: larger influence, larger scale, but we have had a major
Speaker 3: impact on history. It is the Dutch East Indian Company,
Speaker 3: the company who was the first multi national and they
Speaker 3: were more powerful than whatever king or queen you know
Speaker 3: there there was because they had the money, they had
Speaker 3: a private army, and they could do whatever the hell
Speaker 3: they want. Oh you know this, this king wants to
Speaker 3: shut us up, Give them a bag of money and
Speaker 3: tell them to fuck off, tell him to go away.
Speaker 4: Yep, exactly the same playbook. And that's interesting to me,
Speaker 4: and for more ways than one, because like Joseph Smith's
Speaker 4: family lost most of their fortune on a jinsingh trade.
Speaker 4: How funny. Anyway, it's it's all wrapped into one. And
Speaker 4: I do think they took some lessons from the Dutch
Speaker 4: brothers that they.
Speaker 3: Knew, because I'll tell you probably.
Speaker 4: They made their own army and they oftentimes give people
Speaker 4: bags of money to tell them to shut the hell up.
Speaker 3: So I mean, that's that's nobly one thing you know,
Speaker 3: us Dutch are good at or just you know, the
Speaker 3: richest rich in general, just you know, throw a bunch
Speaker 3: of money at two inches. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know,
Speaker 3: exactly exactly off way.
Speaker 4: Episode. This went all kinds of ways, and I'm so
Speaker 4: glad it was fun.
Speaker 3: This was fun, Yeah, for sure, for sure. My wife
Speaker 3: is actually calling me, so I have to go. Yes,
Speaker 3: let me text her real quick.
Speaker 4: You're good. For those of you that don't know me,
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Speaker 3: I totally get that YouTube is a bitch when it
Speaker 3: comes to that.
Speaker 4: I say the wrong thing every time, I don't know,
Speaker 4: and then.
Speaker 3: I'm like, no, you say the right things. What YouTube
Speaker 3: says that you're saying the wrong things. So you says
Speaker 3: you're saying the wrong things. You're saying all the right
Speaker 3: things exactly.
Speaker 4: So I've enjoyed this conversation immensely. Will you let people
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Speaker 4: where to find you as well?
Speaker 3: Yeah, of course, Yeah. Sti fo's Greyhorned Pagans podcasts. I
Speaker 3: am on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, like all the bigger
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Speaker 3: the podcast to the tribe to merge to like all
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Speaker 3: You know, I try to connect the tribes as well,
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Speaker 3: these times, the communities, the tribes, you know, or just
Speaker 3: even different different podcasters who think like, we have to
Speaker 3: do it together. You know, we're we're gonna have to
Speaker 3: save each other. We're gonna have to save ourselves because
Speaker 3: you know, the government is not gonna They're not your friend.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 3: No, The scariest words you can never hear is we're
Speaker 3: from the government, that we're here.
Speaker 4: We're gonna help you. No, No, we're good, We're good
Speaker 4: by ourselves.
Speaker 3: We're thanks, but no thanks, you know, we're we're good.
Speaker 3: We got it sort of, but we like no, no,
Speaker 3: we're good, We're good.
Speaker 4: Just go okay, yes exactly, yeah, no, this is this
Speaker 4: is any of my followers check out the full the
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Speaker 3: Yes, yes, well, thank you very much for for joining
Speaker 3: me this. This really went all over the place, but
Speaker 3: all connected to each other. I mean, as we said,
Speaker 3: it is all one big club. We're not in as
Speaker 3: are we. By the way, look at all the look
Speaker 3: at all the podcasts and podcasts. There is that that
Speaker 3: we are connected with. Like we are one big club
Speaker 3: as well, just a little less power perhaps, but and a.
Speaker 4: Way more inclusive. We're way more inclusive.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah, especially especially compared to the Mormons. Yeah exactly, exactly.
Speaker 4: Yeah no, withholding heaven from you today, that's just for me.
Speaker 3: Yeah no, for sure, and uh yeah no for my audience.
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Speaker 3: You have material for you just just as a guest,
Speaker 3: like you can do different shows. We could have like
Speaker 3: everything that we talked about in this one we could
Speaker 3: do as a separate show.
Speaker 4: Yeah, of course.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well you know that's that's what you get with
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Speaker 4: Stuff, if you're well versed and well studied, right, you
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Speaker 3: Hell yeah. And I actually, you know, as a dramatic pagan,
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