Speaker 1: We are live. It is April sixteenth, twenty twenty five,
Speaker 1: and we're still here. Nine am. A little bit late today.
Speaker 1: I know things moved a little bit slower in the
Speaker 1: house today. So now we were here is what it is.
Speaker 1: Last night, awesomely, Rebecca made homemade from scratch Betitcini alfredo
Speaker 1: and it was easily the most amazing alfredo I've ever had.
Speaker 1: And I'm Italian. Wesed ow an Italian restaurant, and that
Speaker 1: stuff was absolutely amazing. She did a really good job. Wow,
Speaker 1: can't get over how good it tasted. All Right, once
Speaker 1: we get to a certain point here with this, all right,
Speaker 1: well fine YouTube, I see how you are. Once we
Speaker 1: get to a certain point, we'll flip this around to
Speaker 1: be four questions, right you guys, can we can have
Speaker 1: a chat? I mean, the chat's always open, so you
Speaker 1: can do what you want to do anyway. But as
Speaker 1: far as me having the phone ready for calls and
Speaker 1: stuff like that, I'll do that too. I just got
Speaker 1: to make sure that we're on all the places were
Speaker 1: supposed to be and that we're coming unclear, and then
Speaker 1: we're good. Why is that showing that on air instead
Speaker 1: of my actual They give you an option for adding
Speaker 1: their thumbnail ahead of time, and yeah, it never is there.
Speaker 1: You always have to put on afterward. With FDJ, it's
Speaker 1: like it doesn't hold it. There's something wrong with it's
Speaker 1: something up with that software. It's like, even if you
Speaker 1: set it all up like that, when it comes to
Speaker 1: the encoding, it's not there when it pass back up.
Speaker 1: So it's just kind of strange. Okay, so today we're
Speaker 1: on YouTube Rumble FDJ and I just through Twitter on
Speaker 1: there for what the heck. You know. Hopefully it doesn't
Speaker 1: drag down the system too hard to have another destination
Speaker 1: and we're going to go over some things today and
Speaker 1: hopefully we can get it through this kind of quickly.
Speaker 1: As far as getting right into the book. There's a
Speaker 1: new more new revelations that I've encountered. Hopefully I wrote
Speaker 1: them all down. So Elu is another name for l
Speaker 1: or Heidi or Haimi, the Sorceress of the Eden like
Speaker 1: cult in the Eda, which essentially means in the true
Speaker 1: story of Adam and Eve, the serpent sorceress and you gotta,
Speaker 1: if you want to know, get an idea of what
Speaker 1: was going on back then. Child predation, stealing of children, pharmakiah, rape, torture, kill, random, violent, evil, wickedness,
Speaker 1: and no one was safe. And that's the world that
Speaker 1: our Gothic ancestors came upon, and we're disgusted by them.
Speaker 1: And it wasn't okay, let's wipe these people out. They
Speaker 1: had a couple of truces, they had a couple, you know,
Speaker 1: attempts to live with these people, but they couldn't because
Speaker 1: they would constantly attack them. And let's uh, we'll get
Speaker 1: into it and then I'll tell you more and again
Speaker 1: I have to work on a new intro that doesn't
Speaker 1: have any music that could be considered a copyright smack.
Speaker 1: So it's we're gonna be on YouTube and we may
Speaker 1: as well until the started doing weird stuff like you know,
Speaker 1: m hm mingming wonder pets. Okay, so we are here
Speaker 1: and may as well say this too. Yesterday, when I
Speaker 1: was playing the ming ming, it wasn't showing on my
Speaker 1: screen that it was happening. But when I watched the playback,
Speaker 1: it was it was happening. It just wasn't showing on
Speaker 1: the Wonderful Rumble studios. So a couple of times I showed,
Speaker 1: you know, I just stopped it and started it again.
Speaker 1: But when I went back to replay was it was
Speaker 1: showing each time, So I was like, okay, well that's weird.
Speaker 1: Seemed to boom. There we are, and let me just
Speaker 1: go through a couple of things here. As I mentioned before,
Speaker 1: Rumple has approximately sixty seven million monthly active users. Maos
Speaker 1: mao's a dungs monthly active users. And if I hit
Speaker 1: back on that, I think, yep, YouTube boast an impressive
Speaker 1: user base, currently exceeding two point five billion monthly active users.
Speaker 1: Because basically, anybody who has a smartphone that that's you know,
Speaker 1: a Google an Android phone is going to already have
Speaker 1: YouTube on there, right, so you kind of get forced
Speaker 1: into it in a sense. That's why we're there, because
Speaker 1: that's a lot, you know. Two point five three is
Speaker 1: what I said last time I pulled it up. But whatever.
Speaker 1: Uh So, an Old English mound doesn't directly translate to
Speaker 1: a single specific word. It's a dialectic form primarily used
Speaker 1: in Scotland and Northern England, meaning must or have to.
Speaker 1: Its etymology is rooted in an Old norse Man, which
Speaker 1: also meant must or will all right, all right, So
Speaker 1: the verb of the demon is elu Limnu or evil
Speaker 1: God presumably a more general term because there's less left indefinite,
Speaker 1: and sometimes what that means is god could be plural.
Speaker 1: But in the Babylonian black magic from Maschem Hole, which
Speaker 1: I go over in my book Priest Grafy on Babylon,
Speaker 1: this right here, the elu Limnu in alilu or are
Speaker 1: all interconnected, right? And what does Lilith do well? Vampyre, bloodsucker,
Speaker 1: child thief, child killer. Gee. That sounds familiar, doesn't it.
Speaker 1: So this woman l she is a a reference or
Speaker 1: a what do you call it, a source of all
Speaker 1: these other things that came afterward. So Medeia Boom, that's
Speaker 1: l or Heidi if you want to call her that,
Speaker 1: or Frig if you want to call her that. And
Speaker 1: these bards messed up a lot of times and made
Speaker 1: Freya Frig and Frig Freya. So they this idea of
Speaker 1: Norse magic isn't even a natural thing. But unfortunately, over time,
Speaker 1: when they were corrupted, it did become something where they
Speaker 1: were practicing magic, but it wasn't something that they started
Speaker 1: off with, right. So when you have people like the
Speaker 1: Frisians or even the Phrygians at one time. We're not
Speaker 1: very friendly with the Goths, and may have had some Goths,
Speaker 1: you know, in their in their territory, but primarily they
Speaker 1: were they were beholden to the Chaldean Semites and were
Speaker 1: mounted up basically for a major battle against our Gothic
Speaker 1: ancestors by this serpent wolf cult that was operating in
Speaker 1: Cappadocia and Karshemesh. So they make this a mistake too.
Speaker 1: So we went over yesterday. There was a word thread,
Speaker 1: and I think I said third because I just didn't
Speaker 1: see the letters in the order. But they say Old
Speaker 1: Norse for strength, sometimes anglicized as thrud or thrud is
Speaker 1: a daughter of the major god Thor and the goddess Siff.
Speaker 1: So what they don't even understand that that means Adam
Speaker 1: and Eve and apparently everything's have a freaking video game now.
Speaker 1: But Thrud or thread, that is probably not a daughter
Speaker 1: at all. It's another word for Troad, or the territory
Speaker 1: of Troy, where our buddy Thor had already established a
Speaker 1: civilization before moving down to Mesopotamia. And that's where these
Speaker 1: wooden led Edenites were attacking the merchants and the threaders,
Speaker 1: people who are you know, making clothing because they didn't
Speaker 1: wear animal skins. I know, on the on the thumbnail
Speaker 1: today it shows the shoulder of Thor and it's free.
Speaker 1: That would not have been a real thing. That's AI
Speaker 1: trying to make everything look like it's a you know,
Speaker 1: oh it's a barbarian. You know, it's a it's a
Speaker 1: bear sarker b e ar, not b are e as
Speaker 1: in wearing the skin of a bear. But it's not
Speaker 1: what they would do. That's the other people would do.
Speaker 1: Because everything's mixed together and over time, that's how you do.
Speaker 1: You know, if you think about this, there was no
Speaker 1: defined religion, there was no defined gods. There was just
Speaker 1: black magic, sorcery and pharmachia. So they didn't they weren't
Speaker 1: like a loyal to any particular faith or whatever you
Speaker 1: want to call it. These these serpent wolf cult sorcerers.
Speaker 1: So for them to move around and don to the
Speaker 1: sguise of others as they do throughout history early up
Speaker 1: until now, isn't the big deal for them because they
Speaker 1: don't have any roots, right, they don't have any any
Speaker 1: roots to anything. They will they will, you know, manufacture
Speaker 1: gods when it comes becomes convenient for them, like Yahweh
Speaker 1: or set or Saturn. But even L, the name L
Speaker 1: in the Eugaridic text is a male. And there's even
Speaker 1: a an early mistake by people who were translating this
Speaker 1: stuff or translating from the stone rock that L is
Speaker 1: a male because they just assumed that a strong figure
Speaker 1: would have been a male. So then Staturner becomes L. Right,
Speaker 1: it's kind of interesting. And then the tro Head is
Speaker 1: also known as troass A. Troas is a historical region
Speaker 1: in northwestern Anatolia modern day Turkey. Remember Turkey, cal shamash Cappadocia. Hey, look,
Speaker 1: Ashkenazis are from there too. Well, I wonder if they're
Speaker 1: the descendants. And it's kind of funny because when they say,
Speaker 1: when they try to use this, it's an ethnicity. Oh,
Speaker 1: it's a religion. It's not olive olive olive, Well, how
Speaker 1: is that?
Speaker 2: I mean?
Speaker 1: Ifact maybe the Ashkenazi perhaps, but they also love to in.
Speaker 1: They prided themselves on intermingling and basically u poisoning are
Speaker 1: Gothic ancestors at one point and then you know, now
Speaker 1: it's you gotta be separate. But if you find any
Speaker 1: tall Ashkenazi chances are you know what I mean. But
Speaker 1: when it comes to like the what do they call
Speaker 1: the why can I think of the name? Now, that's
Speaker 1: gonna bother me Ukrainian area? Like can I think of
Speaker 1: the fucking name? Well, I'll get back to that because
Speaker 1: my brain just parted out again. I have a brain,
Speaker 1: I have a I know the word I'm seeing in
Speaker 1: my face in my vaguely, but it's blurry my mind.
Speaker 1: So I don't know. Becauzaran. There we go, So thank
Speaker 1: you coffee. So with the Kasars, now, how could they
Speaker 1: claim ethnicity because did they not adopt a religion when
Speaker 1: they had the option of three? If the story is
Speaker 1: what they say it is, so how is that all
Speaker 1: of a sudden changing their ethnicity into something that's uniform
Speaker 1: for all? That doesn't make a lot of sense. So
Speaker 1: it corresponds to the Biga Peninsula bounded by the Dardanelles.
Speaker 1: Remember Dardanos is another name for Thor, and it's also
Speaker 1: in the Homer right in the Homer writings Dardanell's and
Speaker 1: the Agency. The region's name comes from the ancient city
Speaker 1: of Troy, which is located within its borders. Troas Troy
Speaker 1: troad got it good, so they don't get it here?
Speaker 1: So a hollow or dell? How this is? This is
Speaker 1: another one of those words that I came across and
Speaker 1: I didn't quite understand what the heck they were saying,
Speaker 1: meaning hillspur derived from this polital old English. Oh, and
Speaker 1: a variant of how possibly related to the old Norse
Speaker 1: word hall or hollow. All right, like a this is
Speaker 1: a valley, this is a hollow? Can get it right
Speaker 1: in the woods? All right?
Speaker 3: Cool?
Speaker 1: Now they were all squared away on that. We've got
Speaker 1: a couple, not too many, just some stuff happening, and
Speaker 1: this might actually get me knocked off. Uh hopefully I
Speaker 1: didn't say that in a very foretelling way. I meant
Speaker 1: not that way, knocked off. The YouTube's hopefully that. Let's see,
Speaker 1: because I'm not. I'm a note threat, trust me. Motherfuckers
Speaker 1: have everything under the control. What's going on over on rumble?
Speaker 1: Let's see hello real quick, and then I'll have to
Speaker 1: get into this. This serius good wanting everybody and fittigie
Speaker 1: is anybody there?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: The same five? That's odd, right, isn't it odd that
Speaker 1: it's just five people? It went up to a whole
Speaker 1: six yesterday. It's always the same number. Though, something tells
Speaker 1: me something's not right. If anybody out there in FTJ
Speaker 1: is actually one of the content creators and has experienced
Speaker 1: that same phenomenon, let's let's bring it to their attention,
Speaker 1: because I know other people have said that, you know,
Speaker 1: there was a login issue and things like that. We
Speaker 1: can discuss that off off of this, so it's not
Speaker 1: like healing of time. But it's just really odd that
Speaker 1: I went from like thirty forty to fifty people to
Speaker 1: five all of a sudden. Unless I just pissed everyone off,
Speaker 1: I don't know that's possible. I have a tendency to
Speaker 1: do that sometimes, all right, But nobody actually stopped following,
Speaker 1: So that's kind of weird, right. You would think that
Speaker 1: that would be they would be in conjunction with that
Speaker 1: if it was gonna happen at all. Oh boy, I
Speaker 1: gotta stop clicking the wrong button. All right, here we go,
Speaker 1: Now we should have sound. So have a look at
Speaker 1: this Hamburger. Tell me what you think they were depicting.
Speaker 1: This is pretty funny.
Speaker 5: One bride Sunny Day and McDonald's I'm Old Big Mac
Speaker 5: and their friend Jim we're run on their way to
Speaker 5: McDonald's when suddenly the burger cried Jim. Ronald knew in
Speaker 5: an instant what had happened. Why it's that crafty old
Speaker 5: hamburgler stealing all those delicious McDonald's hamburgers, said Donald.
Speaker 1: What do we do well?
Speaker 5: Not even a crafty old hamburglar can pass up a
Speaker 5: McDonald's chocolate shake, said Ronald, And sure enough, the crafty
Speaker 5: old hamburgler went for it.
Speaker 6: Hamburger.
Speaker 2: Damn.
Speaker 1: Then it looks like looks like it's flashing him like
Speaker 1: a like a peeping Right, It's like if you're just
Speaker 1: putting your hands up, when you just put your hands up, by,
Speaker 1: would you have to pull out your cape like that?
Speaker 1: That's a little weird. Really put the sun so I
Speaker 1: had to. I had paused in the play bunch right there.
Speaker 1: But that's right between the golden marks.
Speaker 5: I see.
Speaker 1: I see that as I see that as meaning something.
Speaker 1: All right, So this this kind of spins off the
Speaker 1: rails into the y blah blah blah religious crap. But
Speaker 1: in the beginning it makes sense. A totalitarian is.
Speaker 7: Listen closely, homegrowns are next. You heard him correctly, as
Speaker 7: we can see, right here how he said he would
Speaker 7: love to send American homegrown criminals to foreign prisons. Or
Speaker 7: right here how he calls for deporting some citizens to
Speaker 7: El Salvador. Now I understand how some people may think
Speaker 7: that this right here is a good idea.
Speaker 1: But this, but here's the problem which they consider a
Speaker 1: criminal And do you even have an option to face
Speaker 1: your accusers? No, you don't. Anybody from anywhere can randomly
Speaker 1: call in a complaint, doesn't have to be in the
Speaker 1: same state. They don't have it to have any idea
Speaker 1: or clue. And that's enough to empower people who already
Speaker 1: looking at itching for a reason to cause chaos and
Speaker 1: disruption in your life. Anyone's life doesn't really matter to
Speaker 1: them as long as they can thrust their power around
Speaker 1: and break up families. And then all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: you're getting probably not even a knock, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean, that's a little too polite. So there's a
Speaker 1: there's an issue here.
Speaker 8: Right here is a prime example of the slippery slope
Speaker 8: that is going to lead to all sorts of atrocities.
Speaker 8: As we are already witnessing people being wrongfully deported and
Speaker 8: they are being denied their return or we have a
Speaker 8: situation where both the US and El Salvador refuse to
Speaker 8: return this man who's wrongfully deported. On my own personal opinion, mister.
Speaker 1: So he has a child and they deported him well
Speaker 1: apparently according to them, wrongfully, and they won't let him
Speaker 1: back in now is he a criminal? Who knows? But
Speaker 1: for in prison? That's not very American?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 1: And my would El Salvador be in cahoots with this? Oh,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm sure there's an oayve somewhere in
Speaker 1: between there making that happen.
Speaker 8: Garcia right here is the tip of the slippery slope
Speaker 8: that we are on right now, because we also have
Speaker 8: accounts of DHS telling US citizens to leave.
Speaker 9: In Massachusetts, resident Macaroni received this.
Speaker 1: Email one Microney sounds awfully Italian, doesn't it?
Speaker 9: Friday telling her to leave the country.
Speaker 2: She was baffled at first.
Speaker 5: I thought it was for a client, but I looked
Speaker 5: really closely and the only name on the email was mine.
Speaker 1: She's an immigration attorney and they want her to leave
Speaker 1: the country.
Speaker 10: Said that my porld status had been terminated and I
Speaker 10: should leave the country within seven days.
Speaker 9: What the forty year old is a US citizen.
Speaker 2: I think it's most likely.
Speaker 8: Yeah, a mistake like this one right here, where they
Speaker 8: wrongfully deport a man to the most dangerous prison system
Speaker 8: in the world and then they deny his return. You
Speaker 8: had nothing to see here, I get it. I totally
Speaker 8: understand how some people may think that this right here
Speaker 8: is a good idea, But this is a prime example
Speaker 8: of the road to hell being paved with good intentions
Speaker 8: because the real concern in question right here.
Speaker 1: It's not see every every idea that sounds good, you don't,
Speaker 1: you have to contemplate, but it's in you're giving the
Speaker 1: power into the hands of who. Right Is it a
Speaker 1: person who who clearly cares about his country and the
Speaker 1: people and wants to make them stronger, or are they
Speaker 1: working on behalf of some agenda that doesn't include your
Speaker 1: well being? And ninety nine point nine percent of the
Speaker 1: time that's sixty sixty six upside down? You get it?
Speaker 8: Here is who is going to be considered or to
Speaker 8: find a criminal in the future. With that being said,
Speaker 8: I now want to show you some information that is
Speaker 8: adding baby oil to this.
Speaker 1: THEHS to begins screening aliens social media activity for anti
Speaker 1: semi cold It is what we call it here, right,
Speaker 1: because now we're on YouTube.
Speaker 8: Free slope that we were on. So again I'm just
Speaker 8: going to present to you this information, give you my
Speaker 8: own opinion, speculation, and my own discernment, but you can
Speaker 8: come to your own conclusion. So let's start with this
Speaker 8: right here that came out a week ago. We have
Speaker 8: d to begin screening social media activity. Now I understand
Speaker 8: how they are stating that they are only screening the
Speaker 8: social media activity of aliens, but let's be real, we
Speaker 8: have to assume that they are screening everyone. Now you
Speaker 8: may be asking.
Speaker 1: What is what is the AI and pallenteer doing? Unrumble
Speaker 1: and it's all pro Trump. So if you're there, you're
Speaker 1: not kissing the licking the boot of this Christian zionist nonsense,
Speaker 1: then you are resisting. Stop resisting, stop resisting.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, how are they screening social media activity? Q
Speaker 8: in artificial intelligence that is super charging machine surveillance.
Speaker 1: I remember what we talked about with the was the
Speaker 1: router was the motim of the router modem router just routes. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so the modem's being able to because of their you know,
Speaker 1: giving off the Wi Fi frequency, able to map you
Speaker 1: wherever you are. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah. So not only
Speaker 1: do they monitor you based on your expression of your
Speaker 1: feelings at that time, or blowing off steam or making
Speaker 1: a joke that is not taken as a joke because
Speaker 1: these people don't have a sense of humor. There also
Speaker 1: know exactly where you're sitting at all times, standing for
Speaker 1: our times, walking at all times, even through walls.
Speaker 8: And how this Hegelian dialectic border crisis has set the
Speaker 8: stage perfectly for the implementation of AI surveillance, as we
Speaker 8: can see right here, monitoring AI surveillance at the border
Speaker 8: and beyond where we see.
Speaker 1: The and beyond part, that vague part, that's the part
Speaker 1: to pay attention to.
Speaker 8: That border patrol leaders believe that machine learning is the.
Speaker 1: Well think about this too, all right. They look at
Speaker 1: your social media count. They don't like what you say.
Speaker 1: You're not kissing the ass, you're not pushing the jedda,
Speaker 1: you're not pro you know, poisoning of your children's with
Speaker 1: the pointy objects. And then you go on vacation somewhere
Speaker 1: where that requires a passport. You come back, but you're
Speaker 1: not let back. Think of that, or hey, you drive
Speaker 1: over into Tijuana because you're visiting like me and go
Speaker 1: to California a lot to drop off sauce and I'm like, hey,
Speaker 1: you know what, i'must some damn tacois or some other thing.
Speaker 1: And you get stopped on your way back through because
Speaker 1: you've been flagged, and then you realize that you can't
Speaker 1: get anywhere and now you're apparently a non citizen anywhere
Speaker 1: because Mexico didn't just embrace you, did they know? They
Speaker 1: just broke you away from your entire life. This could
Speaker 1: be happening very shortly deliberation to whether or not they're
Speaker 1: going to let you in.
Speaker 8: You know, the future of border enforcement. We can drop
Speaker 8: down right here by investigating existing AI technologies at the
Speaker 8: border and those that are currently being designed and tested
Speaker 8: for government use. This project will provide insight into the
Speaker 8: present and future of machine learning technologies or as we
Speaker 8: can see right here at Texas AI Howard Surveillance Arsenal
Speaker 8: has balloon where we can see operator.
Speaker 1: Remember who operates this stuff. So it's gonna be very
Speaker 1: uh jaded and biased toward certain types of things being discussed,
Speaker 1: because remember, gotta have this no high lass, this whole
Speaker 1: tiki alam has to happen. The conditioning, the Kabbalistic conditioning
Speaker 1: of of the of the world for the coming Meshak
Speaker 1: who probably is Trump or someone like that. Remember remember
Speaker 1: what that uh? And we don't know how true this is.
Speaker 1: But that woman who claims she was like a nanny
Speaker 1: for Elon Musk and she said that he when she
Speaker 1: asked to see the antique rice because I guess he
Speaker 1: was like, I don't know, killing cats or something. The mother,
Speaker 1: the crazy looking which mother that is like an el
Speaker 1: or Lilith herself who dresses up like Corilla de Ville
Speaker 1: just on a daily basis. She said no, but she's
Speaker 1: he's gonna, he's gonna help usher it in. Well, now
Speaker 1: he's doge right, hmm yeah, Nation lone Star that just
Speaker 1: kind of like flicks it back at Trumpal.
Speaker 8: Has turbo charged DPS surveillance capabilities. Lawmakers say they want
Speaker 8: to prevent Texas from becoming a police state or Over
Speaker 8: the past several years, the Texas Department of Public Safety
Speaker 8: DPS has quietly built out an expansive surveillance apparatus, one
Speaker 8: that's increasing.
Speaker 1: So here's as many of these technology acquisitions have been
Speaker 1: made under the auspices of Governor Greg George yeah, Governor
Speaker 1: Greg Abbott's operation Loan Star lone Star State. But it
Speaker 1: also what do you think that really means? Like the
Speaker 1: Star right, like their venus or their serious or any
Speaker 1: of those other numbers of symbolisms symbol symbolics. Wow, Dan
Speaker 1: references that is Cabbalistic slash Masonic right, whichever one they
Speaker 1: or the the Morning Star Lucy for right. An eleven
Speaker 1: billion dollar program that has supercharged the state decade long militarization. Hey,
Speaker 1: you know what they could have done with eleven billion
Speaker 1: dollars instead of stealing it from us, why don't they
Speaker 1: nationalize some of the stuff that we have here as
Speaker 1: far as natural resources and then make things free for
Speaker 1: people who are you know, productive members of society. But
Speaker 1: they won't do that because it's all about breaking you
Speaker 1: down and making you weak, because this is not a
Speaker 1: government and it's not for the people. It's against us.
Speaker 1: And if that's not apparent yet, then yikes. I hope
Speaker 1: someday you will understand before there's a boot on your
Speaker 1: throat or balls.
Speaker 8: Powered by artificial intelligence. Now, the powerful and well funded
Speaker 8: state police agency has not just expanded its existing surveillance capabilities,
Speaker 8: which include a fleet of fiveplanes unman droned any note.
Speaker 1: Because we need all that for you know what what
Speaker 1: do they consider crime? Oh? Crime? And then you have
Speaker 1: your big understanding of what they you would consider that,
Speaker 1: but not what they do. Right, it's anything that's against
Speaker 1: the or or speaking ill of or causing doubt in
Speaker 1: their their agenda. Moving forward, right that the year the
Speaker 1: enemy remember since nineteen thirty three were all enemy combatants
Speaker 1: or enemies of the state. That hasn't changed. And when
Speaker 1: FEMA was activated during COVID, oops, I said that word. Oops,
Speaker 1: I did it again. They usually have about a five
Speaker 1: year stint on running the place, and look what happened
Speaker 1: in the last five years. Just saying, just.
Speaker 8: Saying, work of wildlife game cameras that are deployed all
Speaker 8: across the borderlands of Texas. But it also is increasingly
Speaker 8: using AI powered software to perform intelligence gathering. Intelligence gathering.
Speaker 8: Now the agency has spent millions acquiring an array of
Speaker 8: powerful and controversial artificial intelligence software tools that can mine
Speaker 8: billions of images.
Speaker 1: How can they do that, palunteer, That's how that's how
Speaker 1: it gets organized.
Speaker 8: By facial recognition, track vehicle locations from automatic license plate readers,
Speaker 8: monitor phone.
Speaker 1: Con automatic license plate readers. If you have a little
Speaker 1: how do they do that? And is it just the
Speaker 1: plate because in certain states like mine, there's no front plate,
Speaker 1: only in back one that you that are you required
Speaker 1: to have. So if you're going under earth hillite or whatever,
Speaker 1: there's a little camera, is that how they're snapping it?
Speaker 1: Because then they wouldn't be able to do that in Arizona.
Speaker 1: So there has to be a vin you know, they
Speaker 1: have to be able to that little metal bar that's
Speaker 1: on your dash that has your VIN in it. If
Speaker 1: that was if they were actually doing that and not
Speaker 1: maybe I'm overthinking this, but I don't think I am. So.
Speaker 1: I mean, did you ever have like a a yogurt
Speaker 1: that had a foil top. It's about the right size
Speaker 1: to put in your dash, especially some of some of
Speaker 1: them even have something that says it's a little a
Speaker 1: little saying at the bottom, like the one that looks
Speaker 1: like I says faggy or fagio or something like that's
Speaker 1: it says it had the letter you and then the
Speaker 1: letter are and then awesome and my sauce is named
Speaker 1: awesome hot sauce. So I put that one right there,
Speaker 1: you know, left hands side of the you know, driver's
Speaker 1: side front over the top of that thing.
Speaker 8: Conversations of inmates in Texas prisons and jails break into
Speaker 8: and search for data evidence from ce cell phones and
Speaker 8: computers and even track cell phones without a warrant. Yeah,
Speaker 8: this right here is deeply concerning. So again, it's pretty clear.
Speaker 1: They've been doing that anyway. So they're just letting you
Speaker 1: know that they're every conversation, everything that you say, everything
Speaker 1: that you think, depending on how much tech is inside
Speaker 1: of your body is let's all being relayed.
Speaker 8: For those who can see. They're riding on the wall
Speaker 8: with an ounce of the sermon.
Speaker 1: And anyone who will claim this right here the anti
Speaker 1: semic coin. As soon as they get a sniff, they
Speaker 1: get a hair up. They're asset is undying and they
Speaker 1: will find things. Even if they were wrong, they're not
Speaker 1: going to be wrong. By God, they're two obnoxiously arrogant
Speaker 1: and supremacist. They're not caring about justice. This is the
Speaker 1: thing that people have to understand. You don't even have
Speaker 1: to be doing anything wrong for them to target you.
Speaker 1: It doesn't have to make sense. The more chaos the better,
Speaker 1: and the more innocent you are. Something the better for
Speaker 1: them too, because remember that's the whole teaking on alarm thing.
Speaker 1: They have to make everything a hellscape, so they're going
Speaker 1: specifically after the best of the Goiam. Remember, so you
Speaker 1: gotta be very careful. But what are you going to
Speaker 1: be careful of? Because the more away from stuff that
Speaker 1: you are, the more juicy you are to them. Right,
Speaker 1: The more nice your family is, the more you know
Speaker 1: will put together you are, the more successful, the more
Speaker 1: you know giving back to your community and being a
Speaker 1: good person. That's juicy, man. That that's that's a good sacrifice.
Speaker 1: You gotta watch out for this, like what are you
Speaker 1: gonna do?
Speaker 8: And that the way that DHS is going to screen
Speaker 8: social media activity is through artificial intelligence, as we can
Speaker 8: also see from this article on the eighth the worries
Speaker 8: about AI in Trump's social media surveillance, and what a
Speaker 8: wild coincidence that this is all happening at the same
Speaker 8: time that we are witnessing the push for the real ID.
Speaker 2: So fully digital.
Speaker 9: The way it works, passengers would download a biometric passport
Speaker 9: on their phone, drop off.
Speaker 1: Their luggage and so I don't think that's the same
Speaker 1: thing as real idea because or am I making a mistake
Speaker 1: of thinking that the enhanced driver's licensing that they're trying
Speaker 1: to push the same as real idea. Is that my
Speaker 1: mistake where it's like you can for another twenty five
Speaker 1: bucks have your passport info on your like I have
Speaker 1: it best part, So I'll say why I wouldn't need that?
Speaker 1: But and again why should we have to have our
Speaker 1: faces on things? This is this was a very slippery
Speaker 1: slope as it was already because it was ever anybody
Speaker 1: else's business who you were. If you if you stated
Speaker 1: who you were, that's that was sufficient. And that's that's
Speaker 1: common law practice, that's gentlemen practice. But you know, you
Speaker 1: work when you live in a world where the treacherous
Speaker 1: ones operate, they don't trust you because they don't they
Speaker 1: know how they are. They don't trust each other because
Speaker 1: they know how they are. Remember, just like with this
Speaker 1: cult of the past that we have been discussing with
Speaker 1: the old Linda five thousand years ago, and then look
Speaker 1: at the Francists who said you can and sabotage that
Speaker 1: you also said this, you cannot be a true believer
Speaker 1: that if you are outwardly what you are inwardly. So
Speaker 1: that means constantly being in disguise and lying, donning, donning
Speaker 1: different religions because there are good shields for what your
Speaker 1: agenda is. But you're just a spy. You're this espionage,
Speaker 1: the creating, the creation of espionage came from this type
Speaker 1: of sick underground cult. It was, it was underground. It's
Speaker 1: not really so much anymore. They just still use different
Speaker 1: names to mask just how insidious they are.
Speaker 9: Go through security after a face scan, a biometric digital
Speaker 9: travel credential will be created, or you could use your smartphone.
Speaker 9: It's going to show your face to a scanner when
Speaker 9: you enter the airport and boom your in. Just say
Speaker 9: and this is uh you know this.
Speaker 1: I think we're good with that one. Oh yeah, since
Speaker 1: you know, I don't want to, but it's everybody else
Speaker 1: is going to be talking about, so do we just
Speaker 1: gotta do it?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: So you see this a little thing that looks like
Speaker 1: a vagin right here, right, that's I'm sure that's there's
Speaker 1: nothing to that. Something that looks like a sunwhee on
Speaker 1: the top, which is interesting. Well, maybe that's the g
Speaker 1: spot touchy touchy, Maybe that's the button. I don't know,
Speaker 1: but they shot a giant dildo into space and uh
Speaker 1: yeah allegedly allegedly, Uh this is all real, go bezos
Speaker 1: and yeah, Katy Perry blah blah blah, total totally totally
Speaker 1: legitimate chick right nine blue origin. Okay, let's just stop
Speaker 1: there for a minute with the name and who cares
Speaker 1: about the batman thing? That's that was old, that was later,
Speaker 1: I mean, granted, but it's more a lot of times
Speaker 1: when they show this like they know it's a bat man,
Speaker 1: it's actually a deer and there's an even older, deeper
Speaker 1: meaning behind that. And what people seem to miss is
Speaker 1: this whole Odin slash Wolden mistake that's been going on
Speaker 1: that you know, even good Scandinavian and Norse people think
Speaker 1: that they have some sort of history, a pure history,
Speaker 1: and some sort of black magic or whatever magic. It's
Speaker 1: all because of this misinterpretation of history by these bards
Speaker 1: and these people who would like to manipulate and corrupt things.
Speaker 1: And this brings me to my point. When you don't
Speaker 1: have roots in something, right, is it better to try
Speaker 1: to make create a movement or is it better just
Speaker 1: to be to you know, morph into other people's belief
Speaker 1: systems and then from in side to them, corrupt them
Speaker 1: into your belief system, so you co opt and you
Speaker 1: you infiltrate and co opt that which is already in place,
Speaker 1: because you're basically at parasite, right, and you're infecting your host.
Speaker 1: So I'm not saying there was every because I mean,
Speaker 1: if you just read the Torah, the Judaism's horrible thing,
Speaker 1: but because they you know that God basically promises of
Speaker 1: whole kinds of horrible things for anybody who isn't them,
Speaker 1: which means God made a mistake and everyone else except
Speaker 1: for them. So why would he make all these extra
Speaker 1: people if he just wanted them out of the picture?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 1: But anyway, that goes in the whole Cabala thing and
Speaker 1: all that are nonsense by Liria. But when you look
Speaker 1: at this stuff, if they did not have an actual
Speaker 1: concept of God, and this is already get in formulated
Speaker 1: in Babylon with the whole Talmudist thing and other weird
Speaker 1: black magic ritual rights that were happening prior to that,
Speaker 1: but this all happened after even though you know, how
Speaker 1: do I say this? So this thing that we're talking
Speaker 1: about in the not the Orderlended book, in the British
Speaker 1: Eda is discussing something that happened in like three thy
Speaker 1: three and eighty BC, so that happened before this other
Speaker 1: stuff occurred. So when these people broke apart, were kind
Speaker 1: of pushed out of their paradise, their paradise of human
Speaker 1: sacrifice and torture. That was paradise for them. You got
Speaker 1: us understand the perception of things here, right, the lack
Speaker 1: of justice, the lack of reason, right, the lack of
Speaker 1: rational thought or protection or safety. That was their paradise
Speaker 1: because they were the ones operating it. So nobody's going
Speaker 1: to harm them, but they can harm everyone else. That's paradise, right,
Speaker 1: that's their Eden. So when you look at that in
Speaker 1: that like they they would go into places like Babylon
Speaker 1: and things like that and they would have a free
Speaker 1: for all with their black magic and bring it right
Speaker 1: back online, corrupting other different people. So just being around
Speaker 1: this parasitic element meant that you were likely over time
Speaker 1: going to be eroded by you know, your your morals,
Speaker 1: your morality. Things like black magic do actually produce some
Speaker 1: sort of results, so that can be attractive to people,
Speaker 1: and this is how the correction begins. Like thatation type thing, right,
Speaker 1: So they don't really need to make their own. They
Speaker 1: can just corrupt that which is there. So when historians
Speaker 1: go back and talk about like Venetians or you know,
Speaker 1: we'll talk about the Druids or something like that, they're like, oh,
Speaker 1: these people were sick too, they did all this other stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but at what point and who is actually pushing that
Speaker 1: and who altered that and who altered sun worship into
Speaker 1: making it into something sick when Horace and Osiris were
Speaker 1: not bad things in the beginning, but they've become known
Speaker 1: as these dark things that now are co opted and
Speaker 1: adopted by the Freemasonic Order and all this other stuff
Speaker 1: that are sick. Right, Okay, moving on, but blue origin?
Speaker 1: What is that? The blue lodge, the blue that's that
Speaker 1: they paint grave sites with that cyan color, right, the
Speaker 1: cyan color that they painted Isaac Lurry is a burial site.
Speaker 1: The blue that's on the Star of rim Fan flag
Speaker 1: that we keep calling the Siloslomon or the Star of
Speaker 1: David when it's not it's a direct it's a direct
Speaker 1: link to Saturn. Actually that star and it is a
Speaker 1: magic sigil. Five one.
Speaker 6: Left that.
Speaker 1: New Shepherd has cleared the tower the penis has left
Speaker 1: the building. If you didn't hear me Y said, the
Speaker 1: penis has left the building, I thought that was important,
Speaker 1: totally n c G. I honestly, let's be real.
Speaker 6: Most of us knew something was off from the start.
Speaker 6: The moment they picked six. They felt more like a
Speaker 6: symbolic performance than a scientific mission. That number isn't random.
Speaker 6: In a lot of old traditions and secret societies, numbers
Speaker 6: like six show up again and again.
Speaker 1: It's almost it looked like a coffee chair. I was like,
Speaker 1: your massage, Should we do some donal work over here?
Speaker 6: It's like they're trying to send a message, but not
Speaker 6: to the public, to each other. But here's the real kicker.
Speaker 6: In all these decades of so called space travel, they've
Speaker 6: never once shown us a full video from inside the rocket.
Speaker 1: At least they took the brightest minds up there.
Speaker 6: You know, it takes off, not once, and you'd think
Speaker 6: that would be the easiest way to prove to the
Speaker 6: world it's all legit, A simple camera inside showing the astronauts,
Speaker 6: the controls, the window, watching the Earth drop away as
Speaker 6: they launch. But no, what do we get instead.
Speaker 1: Know, you can actually create this with all of those
Speaker 1: wind title things, like they have these things that look
Speaker 1: that they're like supposed to be like parachuting, you know,
Speaker 1: like a skydiving, but it's inside of a chamber. Then
Speaker 1: they just blow air from the bottom and then you flip.
Speaker 6: Distant, shaky footage from miles away every single time. Meanwhile,
Speaker 6: the videos they do show of astronauts floating in space,
Speaker 6: it's the same fake stuff we've seen on the news
Speaker 6: for years. Glitches in the background, people yanked by invisible wires,
Speaker 6: bad green screen effects. It doesn't look like out of space.
Speaker 6: It looks like a movie set. And think about this.
Speaker 6: If they could talk to President Nixon live from the
Speaker 6: Moon in nineteen sixty nine, then they definitely could have
Speaker 6: had cameras running inside those rockets back then and especially now.
Speaker 6: But nope, we never see it. We only see them
Speaker 6: walk in and later walk out. The entire middle, the
Speaker 6: part that matters most is just gone hidden. We've got
Speaker 6: the tech GoPros live streaming three sixty degree cameras. They
Speaker 6: put cameras on birds, on sharks, in volcanoes, and you're
Speaker 6: telling me they can't put one inside a rocket, please,
Speaker 6: even on a regular airplane at thirty six thousand feet
Speaker 6: your ears pop, So what happens at one hundred thousand
Speaker 6: feet or higher? The body goes through serious stress. But
Speaker 6: in their videos everyone looks calm, perfect, untouched, like they're
Speaker 6: just on a Sunday drive. It's all too clean, too staged,
Speaker 6: too perfect. That's not science. It's a ritual, a performance
Speaker 6: dressed up in spacesuit designed to impress the public and
Speaker 6: keep us asking fewer questions. And if you pay attention
Speaker 6: the symbols, the numbers, the timing, they all line up
Speaker 6: like a ceremony. We're not watching exploration, we're watching illusion.
Speaker 6: So don't just accept it. Ask why, Ask what they're
Speaker 6: not showing you, and most importantly, use your brain.
Speaker 1: That's gonna be the hardest part for most people, that
Speaker 1: last part, using the brain. Oh this is great, This
Speaker 1: is great, all right. So, at eighty years old, during
Speaker 1: the Battle of Lexington and Concord, Samuel Whitmore ambushed British
Speaker 1: troops with a musket, pistols and a sword. He killed
Speaker 1: several before several mean seven at the bare minimum, So
Speaker 1: I don't think that's accurate. But before being shot in
Speaker 1: the face, bayonetted multiple times by the way, and left
Speaker 1: four dead. He survived and lived to ninety eight. It says,
Speaker 1: long before he was shy and left for dead, he
Speaker 1: had been entrusted by his fellow townspeople with important duties,
Speaker 1: whereby he helped shape the coming American Revolution. In two
Speaker 1: thousand and five, he was officially proclaimed proclaimed the State
Speaker 1: Hero of Massachusetts, which is surprising given the landscape of
Speaker 1: Massachusetts now anti gun. They wanted to poison your children
Speaker 1: with shots. Yeah. Samuel Whitmore was a former former British
Speaker 1: soldier and veteran of multiple wars, including King George's War
Speaker 1: in the French and Indian War in his younger days.
Speaker 1: On April nineteenth, how funny was that it was April
Speaker 1: nineteenth everyone, the beginning of the Feast of Moloch, the
Speaker 1: day that they raided the Waco, right right? It wasn't
Speaker 1: that not? Also the day that they picked for the
Speaker 1: Oklahoma city Boom boom, Right on April nineteenth, seventeen. There's
Speaker 1: more to that too, the same day as the battles
Speaker 1: of Lexington and conquered British troops were retreating through monotomy.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say that's how you pronounce it Massachusetts now Arlington,
Speaker 1: most locals had stayed hidden, but not Whitmore. Hell no,
Speaker 1: the eighty year old man showing how what freaking everybody
Speaker 1: who's been a pussy all throughout history except for a
Speaker 1: few people who have to do everything for everyone else.
Speaker 1: Armed with a musket, which obviously means it's very slow loading, right,
Speaker 1: two dueling pistols and a sword, Whitmore took up a
Speaker 1: position behind a stone wall and ambushed the British column
Speaker 1: all by himself. He reportedly shot one soldier, killed a
Speaker 1: second with a pistol, then drew his sword to fight
Speaker 1: more of them. What a cool dude. He was shot
Speaker 1: in the face, bayonetted multiple times and left for dead,
Speaker 1: but Whitmore refused to die. An epic demonstration of you
Speaker 1: England stubbornness. He was found still alive, trying to reload
Speaker 1: his musket. When asked if he regretted his actions, he replied, no,
Speaker 1: I should do just so again. In memory of Captain
Speaker 1: Samuel Whitmore, who departed his life February second, seventeen ninety three,
Speaker 1: aged ninety eight years old. Doctors thought he wouldn't make it,
Speaker 1: but he not only survived, he recovered and lived another
Speaker 1: eighteen years boom killed three British soldiers. He was shot, bayonetted, beaten,
Speaker 1: and left were dead, but recovered and lived to be
Speaker 1: ninety eight. So keep telling us how people live shorter
Speaker 1: life spans back back then. No, our medical system is
Speaker 1: killing us faster. Okay, moving on. Yeah, So in Britain
Speaker 1: they're just sending an out purchase orders that are forcing
Speaker 1: people to bending their homes for migrants. So there's the
Speaker 1: recap of that. I'm gonna play this one. I gotta
Speaker 1: get it for a second. Uh, just play this real quick.
Speaker 1: This is that guy. Yes, I know he wears the thing.
Speaker 1: I don't know if he's wearing I think he is
Speaker 1: in this one too, But just listen to what he says.
Speaker 2: Take a look right here.
Speaker 11: This is what it looks like when an eighty year
Speaker 11: old man takes his dog out for a morning stroll,
Speaker 11: just a quiet early morning, probably in his head, thinking
Speaker 11: about the bull of cereal he's about to eat here
Speaker 11: in a minute. He's not bothering anybody, He's just doing
Speaker 11: his old man thing. And this is what it looks
Speaker 11: like when the two kids that just stomped him to
Speaker 11: death are fleeing the neighborhood and running from the crime scene.
Speaker 11: And this is that old man, eighty year old Bim Khalil,
Speaker 11: and he was just out for his morning stroll when
Speaker 11: a fifteen year old boy and a thirteen year old
Speaker 11: girl approached him, and while the girl filmed, the fifteen
Speaker 11: year old boy proceeded to beat and stomp this old
Speaker 11: man to death.
Speaker 2: And it's nearly.
Speaker 11: Impossible for me to rationalize what is going through the
Speaker 11: minds of these teenagers nowadays. But to approach an old
Speaker 11: senior who was completely minding his business and then to
Speaker 11: stomp him out because he comes from a particular place
Speaker 11: in this world utterly baffles me. Now they've been found
Speaker 11: guilty of manslaughter, and truly this one should have been
Speaker 11: first degree murder because the suffering that they caused this
Speaker 11: man and his family is beyond comprehension.
Speaker 2: Let's listen to his child.
Speaker 12: He was the person who knitted our family together and
Speaker 12: we miss him every second of every day, and our
Speaker 12: home feels so empty without him and will never be
Speaker 12: the same.
Speaker 11: When I was a young man at this age, I
Speaker 11: was working on a commercial fishing boat, staying busy every
Speaker 11: single day, advancing myself and putting a little money in
Speaker 11: my pocket. Sadly, this isn't just a one off case
Speaker 11: that happened one time somewhere far away. This also occurred
Speaker 11: right here in our country, where a couple of teenage
Speaker 11: girls were bored and so they chased old man Reggie
Speaker 11: Brown down and beat him to death because they wanted
Speaker 11: something to do after.
Speaker 10: She was sentenced to.
Speaker 1: And I'm gonna just go ahead and hear and assume,
Speaker 1: boy oh boy, assuming that this person here doing the
Speaker 1: reporting might share something in common with the I don't
Speaker 1: know complexion of the people who did this one restrictive.
Speaker 10: Commitment until the age of twenty one. I had a
Speaker 10: moment to speak with Reggie Brown's family. Now, just remind you,
Speaker 10: she's thirteen years old right now. She was twelve years
Speaker 10: old when this attack happened.
Speaker 1: Twelve years old, she killed a guy with her friends. Now,
Speaker 1: I would say that it might be a let's say,
Speaker 1: a technology inside the body component here, meaning they might
Speaker 1: have been subjected to things that poke your skin, and
Speaker 1: technology outside technology inside signaling already a reduced you know
Speaker 1: what they call it, resistance to or their suggestibility may
Speaker 1: be a factor. We might be seeing tests. But there's
Speaker 1: also just random a holes that have absolutely no parental
Speaker 1: supervision and they're just demonic pieces of shit that never
Speaker 1: should have been in the first place. Also, so there's
Speaker 1: two factors that could be at play here.
Speaker 10: This young girl went out and stopped the sixty four
Speaker 10: year old man to death with the group of four
Speaker 10: other girls, all because they said they.
Speaker 11: Were born And in both cases, now we have teenagers
Speaker 11: who have destroyed someone else's life and now the rest
Speaker 11: of their own lives will never be the same. Whether
Speaker 11: it's taking the life of an old man that was
Speaker 11: just minding his own business in one of our neighborhood
Speaker 11: or ruining the life of another elderly gentleman again who
Speaker 11: was just minding his own business in a neighborhood far away.
Speaker 11: Might be time to take it back to the old days,
Speaker 11: like when I was a youngster, And we need to
Speaker 11: put these kids out on fishing boats, out on hunting sites,
Speaker 11: give them a little taste of the real world, and
Speaker 11: impart some discipline and some work ethic.
Speaker 1: I don't think that's going to say somebody who is
Speaker 1: able to commit murder like that, I don't think that's
Speaker 1: the I think there's something that much deeper. Oh, you
Speaker 1: guys want to see a young psychopath here. This is
Speaker 1: him basically, Uh, the river, this is that cult and
Speaker 1: the crescent moon, the Saturn moon cult, get it, sickle,
Speaker 1: the half moon, the crescent Saturn moon Colt and the
Speaker 1: star of ren Fan. So this is Saturn, Saturn, Saturn, Saturn, Saturn, Saturn,
Speaker 1: Saturn Saturn boom. It's all right in your face the
Speaker 1: whole time talking about how Muslims and the way Vase
Speaker 1: have been working together forever, and they even bring it up.
Speaker 1: I think the Visigoths cry about fourteen ninety two expulsion.
Speaker 13: Because when we were kicked out of Spain in fourteen
Speaker 13: ninety two, when we were kicked out of Catholic Portugal,
Speaker 13: I think in fifteen oh three, it was the Muslims
Speaker 13: that took the Jews in. That's why they are Jewish
Speaker 13: communities in the Islamic world till this very day. The
Speaker 13: Islamic community, the Jewish community of a stun bull dates
Speaker 13: from them.
Speaker 2: It was specifically.
Speaker 13: Countries have not beyond the automanium.
Speaker 1: This idiot here is either trying to be very very
Speaker 1: neutral or he's basically saying that they had justification, which
Speaker 1: is ridiculous.
Speaker 13: Prior where Jews were tolerated, and they were welcomed in
Speaker 13: and they played.
Speaker 1: They paid a jays there abod. He says, they either
Speaker 1: convert to Christianity or leave, making the end of Christian
Speaker 1: Jewish Muslim coexistence. They weren't coexisting. One of them was
Speaker 1: a predator, subversive, trying to take down the rest. That's
Speaker 1: why they got pushed out because of behavior.
Speaker 13: Well, tax they paid, but they were never persecuted. There
Speaker 13: wasn't the Holocaust in the Islamic because when we were
Speaker 13: kicked out of Catholic Spain.
Speaker 1: We heard that. All right, Oh that's that's funny, but
Speaker 1: we don't need to go through that. Uh, these were
Speaker 1: we'll go to tomorrow. But dal'll have this similar Why
Speaker 1: has that done there twice? I didn't do that. Well,
Speaker 1: this is this last one and then we'll get into it.
Speaker 1: I think. Yeah, my name is.
Speaker 11: Jason Bukovic, and I'm sure you'll remember this picture that
Speaker 11: went all the way around the world.
Speaker 1: Okay, so what's up with that symbol on your that's
Speaker 1: another fucking schedule on his hat.
Speaker 2: So man I became known as the Alaskan Adventure.
Speaker 1: After and he's got his Masonic thing going on here too.
Speaker 1: It's a compass and square. So hey, I'm just pointing
Speaker 1: things out. I'm not sure what this actually means, but
Speaker 1: it's uh yeah, this hat with that that story there
Speaker 1: isn't like order Night in Anglis type of shit. That's
Speaker 1: not because it's only eight but.
Speaker 11: Weird even twenty three years in prison for my assaults
Speaker 11: on people that victimized. And I'm sure a lot of
Speaker 11: you did not come from a child abuse background, so
Speaker 11: you may think to yourself, what would cause a person
Speaker 11: one day to go out and strike at these sort
Speaker 11: of people? And I suppose the easy answer is, when
Speaker 11: you're a child, you feel completely power less over your abuser,
Speaker 11: and every single time he came in the room, I lost.
Speaker 11: And then when I grew up and became a man,
Speaker 11: I wanted to encounter those same sorts of circumstances, only
Speaker 11: this time I win. And you've got to know, the
Speaker 11: situation that occurred in my young life is not a
Speaker 11: one time thing, and it doesn't only happen here in
Speaker 11: the United States. This is a press release from the
Speaker 11: Australian Federal Police and they've recently jailed a man who
Speaker 11: possessed more than seventy one thousand child abuse images, and
Speaker 11: even more vile and disgusting than that, there was a
Speaker 11: number of these images that were snuff images depicting real
Speaker 11: children that had passed away during their abuse. And this
Speaker 11: man lived in the Gosnel's District in southern Australia. This
Speaker 11: is a very quaint and architectural town in a historical
Speaker 11: area of Australia and if you look at the images
Speaker 11: I've showed you, this is a very clean cut, very
Speaker 11: tidy little town and this is precisely the sort of
Speaker 11: location where a monster like this might be hiding in
Speaker 11: plain sight. And sadly, due to Australia's privacy laws, they
Speaker 11: would not reveal his face or his name.
Speaker 2: But what we do know is this man has now.
Speaker 1: Been He was a fat piece of shit who's into
Speaker 1: child murder. That's how he gets off child rape and murder,
Speaker 1: that's the thing, living in Perth.
Speaker 11: Sentenced to eleven years nine months in prison, and he
Speaker 11: was also convicted of distributing thousands of images to other
Speaker 11: consumers of that sort of vile material and again eleven
Speaker 11: years nine months.
Speaker 2: That's it for someone.
Speaker 11: That feasts on the souls of children, and this hits
Speaker 11: particularly close to home. Because these pornographers and the people
Speaker 11: that distribute snuff films in particular, actually operate with reckless
Speaker 11: abandon in the United States.
Speaker 1: Listen to this, says eighteen thousand, six hundred and forty
Speaker 1: eight child victims, images of dead girls amongst six and
Speaker 1: discovery in Perth Man's home.
Speaker 2: It's of America.
Speaker 11: Recently, in Canada they shut down two brothers who had
Speaker 11: one of these snuff sites that was distributing this sort
Speaker 11: of material. And unfortunately, her business has a location in
Speaker 11: America which to this day continues to run with impunity
Speaker 11: because our laws prevent the authorities from shuving it down.
Speaker 11: And of course, when it comes to victims of abusers
Speaker 11: like this, authorities have only been able to track down
Speaker 11: five or six hundred of the children depicted in.
Speaker 2: These tens of thousands of videos.
Speaker 11: So if you're in Australia and you're aware of anything
Speaker 11: that has to do with this particular guy from Perth,
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Speaker 1: Okay, that was over again. All right, think we're good
Speaker 1: time to read. Let's let's take a look around here.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah without Well, if you have a passport, I
Speaker 1: don't think that's true that you have you can't. First
Speaker 1: fire says you can't fly without it, but I'm not
Speaker 1: sure if that's true. If you have the passport, but
Speaker 1: you eventually they want you to have the what they
Speaker 1: called the enhanced driver's license. Yeah, yeah, where we're at
Speaker 1: this one there, Hey, there's some people that boy as
Speaker 1: over here, Mike, Karen, hello, and get rid of some
Speaker 1: of these things. So it's not such a pain the
Speaker 1: ass to go through all this again thinking out some
Speaker 1: of my mini tabs. Oh yeah, I got heard that
Speaker 1: one too. That's useless, all right, So real quick, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna talk abou Karshimish here, can you thank you? Nope?
Speaker 1: That one? Hey, So. Karshemish was an ancient city located
Speaker 1: in modern day Turkey and Syria, near the border between
Speaker 1: the two countries. It was a strategically important city situated
Speaker 1: on the Euphrates River, on a major trade route and
Speaker 1: a key military cross and Karshmish played a significant role
Speaker 1: in the ancient world, particularly in the Hittite and Assyrian periods,
Speaker 1: and was also the site of a crucial battle between
Speaker 1: Babylon and Egypt. Yeah, but what they don't tell you
Speaker 1: about is the history that they refused to actually even
Speaker 1: acknowledg That is what we're talking about the verge Edda today.
Speaker 1: That is one of the strongholds Krsmish and if I
Speaker 1: hopefully this is the other one, Cappadosha for this eden
Speaker 1: Kite cult, Cappadocia looks pretty neat. Huh interesting pictures. Look
Speaker 1: at that well, I mean the balloons are cool too,
Speaker 1: but holy shit, right those look like melted freaking Yeah. See,
Speaker 1: before I even said anything, I was like, I was
Speaker 1: look at all those old hole those are dwellings. I'm
Speaker 1: assuming that would looks like they were goddamn melted, right,
Speaker 1: like some kind of really bad war. But look at
Speaker 1: all these things. These are these are inhabited. There's a
Speaker 1: lot of things going on in Turkey that are strange,
Speaker 1: like people hiding inside the mountains, rocks and underground, like
Speaker 1: Darren Kou. There's a lot of really strange like what
Speaker 1: is that all about? There's something to that. Hey, that
Speaker 1: might be a comfy bed, just kidding. Look at all
Speaker 1: those holes little doors. They called that a castle like
Speaker 1: you saw our castle. Man, oh man, how strange is
Speaker 1: that place? That's erooding. That's the one I wanted to get. Okay,
Speaker 1: And then here what's this one called Kaimacle underground city,
Speaker 1: underground city that should be important, and giant dil does
Speaker 1: just kidding. That's the blue Origin rocket right there. See
Speaker 1: everything comes around full circle. So Capadocia, a semi arid
Speaker 1: region in central Turkey, is known for his distinctive fairy chimneys.
Speaker 1: There you go, tall stone shaped rock formations clustered in
Speaker 1: Monks Valley, uh gur mey Urymy and elsewhere. Other notable
Speaker 1: sites include Bronze age homes carved into valuable walls by
Speaker 1: troglodytes or cave dwellers. And right, because they're idiots. Right
Speaker 1: must be they must be idiots that made a whole
Speaker 1: cities under ground with rock, and somehow there's no rock
Speaker 1: to show for it that they carved out. Must be
Speaker 1: a bunch of idiots later used as refuges. Refuge refuges
Speaker 1: by early Christians. Oh so they can be used in
Speaker 1: that matter, because we have an example of such. So
Speaker 1: what were they used for in the first place? Just
Speaker 1: to live a place to hang out? Because it's so
Speaker 1: much easier than just building a hut in like ten minutes. No,
Speaker 1: let's let's carve out fucking rock and make a whole
Speaker 1: city in there. Sounds like something that was maybe based
Speaker 1: on necessity a little a historic region in Central Anatolia
Speaker 1: region of Turkey. And then again, what else happens into
Speaker 1: who else is in Turkey? Ashkenazi? They might actually have
Speaker 1: some lineage all the way back to these ancient colts
Speaker 1: that were this ancient colt that were discussing kind of
Speaker 1: a multitude of cults, right, and Turkey is basically the
Speaker 1: I mean, like that is kind of Saturn right in
Speaker 1: your face. It's also very Muslim right in your face.
Speaker 1: But what is musclm Saturn right in your face?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: The crescent moon or the moon, right, it's that ring
Speaker 1: that they're depicting without even sometimes knowing that love valley. Oh,
Speaker 1: that's love valley. How sweet? And this is where we
Speaker 1: left off yesterday. But before we get into that, I mean,
Speaker 1: just let me see if I pull this up here
Speaker 1: there's a couple of things. I want to kind of
Speaker 1: go ahead a little bit, and then when we get
Speaker 1: to it, we'll be waiting for it, you know, we'll
Speaker 1: be anticipating it. If I ses yep, I will rotate.
Speaker 1: I never put that on, so I got it irritates me.
Speaker 1: Oh that's gonna be be ouch. Okay, here we go.
Speaker 1: So I'll skip that one. Skip that one because it's
Speaker 1: more about the reading itself. So there's there's a there's
Speaker 1: an indication that the inn Stone was of Alf, named
Speaker 1: the Eagle, so there's a throwback to the eagle, and
Speaker 1: they wear wings, you know, the sun disk and the
Speaker 1: wings and all that stuff. But this is Heidi or
Speaker 1: l or Elu discussing frig whichever one I want to
Speaker 1: call her, discussing with thor his origins thou art o
Speaker 1: Tar born of in Stone, and in Stone was of Alf,
Speaker 1: named the eagle. And what do you see a lot
Speaker 1: of You see a serpent and an eagle at battle? Right,
Speaker 1: So I found that interesting. And Alf was not was
Speaker 1: an Alf. Alf was of the Wolf tribe, a seafearer,
Speaker 1: the seafarer wolves. So basically it seems like from her perspective,
Speaker 1: anything out outside of their serpent cult or whatever she's
Speaker 1: actually saying there there it because there are goss mixed
Speaker 1: in with these other people who are these this wolf tribe,
Speaker 1: And maybe there was something to that, but they weren't
Speaker 1: wearing skins, so I don't understand that that's that's an
Speaker 1: interesting for her to add. And seafarers were swans. The
Speaker 1: red thy mother thy father worshiped as a jewel. Methinks
Speaker 1: she was called Letty the Prince, the priestess. Frodi the
Speaker 1: Prudent was her father, and Freelt her mother. All that
Speaker 1: race ranks with the upper class mankind, so hey was
Speaker 1: of good stock, and grim folks were these And the
Speaker 1: woe of Faphne Wooden is another name for wounds Fafne.
Speaker 1: But he without the wise leader was from the young Vowels,
Speaker 1: and his herd was from the young Red's red caps.
Speaker 1: And then I thought to myself, so Phrygian, Yeah, potentially,
Speaker 1: and his and his loved the man eve from oldlings
Speaker 1: wouldn't better the whole The whole idea was look at
Speaker 1: the caps. So the reference in the third stand of
Speaker 1: to the deluge shows that this flood was not a
Speaker 1: water deluge at least not that time, but a swarming
Speaker 1: up of Edenites against Adam's Mountain or heaven. The parting
Speaker 1: shot of ld that she and her van Wolf tribe
Speaker 1: of van Or, the Vandals and Huns, looked forward to
Speaker 1: overthrowing adam Thor's higher civilization. Remember the Vandals. These people
Speaker 1: were not Goths, right, even though they try to mix
Speaker 1: them into it, Adam Thor's higher civilization. Of the rule
Speaker 1: of reason they called, they even called from their perspective
Speaker 1: of these evil psychopiathics, you know, freaks. They were at
Speaker 1: odds and hated the rule of reason. Isn't that something
Speaker 1: over brute force and lawlessness? They didn't like the rule
Speaker 1: of reason over brute force and lawlessness, and as the
Speaker 1: sequel shows, they attempted. It discloses the same inveterate hostility
Speaker 1: to civilization. Hostility to civilization. What do they try to do?
Speaker 1: Destroy all nations?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: Because this is all apparently rendering yourself and living in
Speaker 1: peaces against their god. This is all in the defiance
Speaker 1: to their God who made a mistake dropped some vessels
Speaker 1: and existence and humanity, anything that's non Awavei or not
Speaker 1: this could because this is all bullshit too because remember
Speaker 1: they didn't have gods or anything at the very beginning.
Speaker 1: This is and these are the same people later in history.
Speaker 1: So but what they're saying is these are all in
Speaker 1: defiance of their gods or their demons or whatever their saturn,
Speaker 1: and it has to be all brought back to reset,
Speaker 1: or to the conditions before the vessels broke, so that
Speaker 1: they can see their god. Same inveterate hostilities to civilization
Speaker 1: laterally exhibited by their descendants, the later non Gothic non
Speaker 1: Aryan Vandals and Huns in European history. So let's say
Speaker 1: that again discloses the same inveterate hostility to civilization laterally
Speaker 1: exhibited by their descendants, the later non Gothic non Aryan
Speaker 1: Vandals and Huns in European history. Adam Thor is repeatedly
Speaker 1: called a Sith in the Eda and Scoti he out
Speaker 1: there Scottish people, Ascoti or a scati, which I have
Speaker 1: shown was the xat or cod title of the first
Speaker 1: Samario Samaro Phoenician dynasty and a dialectic variant of x
Speaker 1: Atti or hittai Atti, a title of the ruling early Britons.
Speaker 1: It thus appears that King Adam Eve and Prince Kin
Speaker 1: with their Gothic knights, who first civilized Asia Minor and Mesopotamia,
Speaker 1: including as we shall see later Eden, and whose more
Speaker 1: immediate descendants were the Sumerian emperors, who civilized, as I
Speaker 1: have shown, Egypt and Western Europe including Britain and also
Speaker 1: the rest of the world, were of European ancestry, not Semitic.
Speaker 1: And then it says here that's the one. Hey, oh,
Speaker 1: so here's here's what I wanted. Okay, I'm trying to
Speaker 1: read why why I found this one important?
Speaker 3: So throw In.
Speaker 1: Addition to that title, Uh is also called Odin or
Speaker 1: ode of the inn, in inrid or in Dearie and
Speaker 1: Dara in Dara and Dara and Indara or Andrew George
Speaker 1: Holmes Daaler and the Hammerer Eve is called besides sif
Speaker 1: or Sybil, also Freya, which means friend or sweetheart, remember
Speaker 1: Gefian and Eden I d u N lady of the
Speaker 1: Roman apple basket, and Loki is also called Lope or
Speaker 1: the lion. And what do they take as their symbol?
Speaker 1: The lion is zion right, the lion? That bullshit?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: The lion? And how many how many of these freaks
Speaker 1: like the first is it Mosha de Leon, the first
Speaker 1: person that you know attributed to the first Zohar prior
Speaker 1: to you know, Lutheran Kabbala. Isn't that interesting? Geez? I
Speaker 1: wonder if this is just like right in our face
Speaker 1: that these people are the same. It's not one specific detail,
Speaker 1: it's all of them added together, and every time you
Speaker 1: throw another onto the pile, it just is like, okay,
Speaker 1: so now is there any doubt? Okay, well, here's like
Speaker 1: fifteen more of those these is there any doubt? Now?
Speaker 1: In shall I gang into Agius hall and see the
Speaker 1: assembly about that yol and add a bitter spice? I
Speaker 1: bring the assas or lord's sons to blend their mead
Speaker 1: with venom? So is this a throwback to saying that
Speaker 1: they're going to you know, is it a reference like
Speaker 1: in metaphor or you know, is it like a euphemism
Speaker 1: for saying, you know, your your purity, your or your
Speaker 1: divine drink with with my poison? Or is it actually
Speaker 1: saying we're going to like poison your drinks? Who knows
Speaker 1: betch thee they will? If you if in thou gang
Speaker 1: to Agis hall to see the assembly there? Ruffian in rogue,
Speaker 1: if ever thou go near the wholesome rags, which is
Speaker 1: the nobleman or the leaders. Right, So remember what does
Speaker 1: mom mean? Let's have a look. I gotta look at
Speaker 1: some real quick. But the hell, that's not where I
Speaker 1: wanted to be. Bro, there we go. I brought up
Speaker 1: a little thing here, so I'll put it up on
Speaker 1: the screen pretty good. Mm shut oh, son of hold on,
Speaker 1: I gotta change it boll screen all right, tushe or
Speaker 1: it's not tushy, it's not your butt. You used to
Speaker 1: express disapproval of something foolish or untrue. Height to be
Speaker 1: named or to be called maun and may u n
Speaker 1: must or have to e r e w R is
Speaker 1: a large bowl or jar, in this case referring to
Speaker 1: that cauldron. An additional data revealed by the Eda. It says,
Speaker 1: l free Heidi, Haimi and Elu are the are one
Speaker 1: in the same sorceres of Eden. She may even be
Speaker 1: Why is this sound there? Good way, Jesus Christ man,
Speaker 1: you stupid buttons man. I swear to God, it's like,
Speaker 1: go away, dude. There's these little pop ups that don't
Speaker 1: go away when you pass them, and it gets in
Speaker 1: the way of trying to read. All right, there it goes,
Speaker 1: this is all things that suck about rumble studio or
Speaker 1: studio dot rumble. She may alright, so the sources, and
Speaker 1: she may even be their Saturn. Prior to d if
Speaker 1: it can of Saturn, ellis said to be the name l.
Speaker 1: In the Ugareic textas said to be Saturn or Chronois,
Speaker 1: he is referred to she is referred to as l.
Speaker 1: So Additionally, her name of Elu indicates her being the
Speaker 1: foundation for Lilith and the Babylonian Elu Limnu or evil gods,
Speaker 1: which I mentioned. Not surprisingly, the Limnu are called upon
Speaker 1: in Babylonian black magic up to the present day see
Speaker 1: mascheme Hole. Now, the final showdown with the hordes of
Speaker 1: Edenites mustard by L or Elu or frig from as
Speaker 1: far as Syria, Lycia and Lydia, which is in the
Speaker 1: lower Linda. Remember there was like the findas the prayas,
Speaker 1: and then I think it was Lydia's right for the
Speaker 1: overwhelming attack on King adam Thor and the Goths is
Speaker 1: depicted in terms that suggest the methods of destruction in
Speaker 1: modern warfare. So how would they even know how to
Speaker 1: describe that how would they even know how to describe
Speaker 1: that if they didn't have access to certain I don't know,
Speaker 1: weapons of war. If you will, we'll come back to
Speaker 1: this later. Yeah, all right, well, and I guess I
Speaker 1: didn't need to do that. Just yeah, let's cook this week,
Speaker 1: all right. So, and it says the destruction there is
Speaker 1: the praved religion of Abel and his Edenites, and with
Speaker 1: such far reaching beneficent effects on the world's progress, has nevertheless,
Speaker 1: strange to say, been wholly misrepresented by all previous translators
Speaker 1: and modern writers on the EDA in regard to the
Speaker 1: personality of the mystreant. This has evidently been owing to
Speaker 1: or Edic scholars, having all without exception, accepted blindly the
Speaker 1: gross misreadings and mutilations of these texts by the Wodenist
Speaker 1: and balderists Icelander Snory. So Snorri was a Wodenist, and
Speaker 1: he's the one who first put this stuff, all this
Speaker 1: stuff together, and started making all these wild claims, mixing
Speaker 1: up the details. And he was already jaded and biased
Speaker 1: in the first place, right, and by Teutonic scholars, Why
Speaker 1: am I? It seems like there's a slow something going
Speaker 1: on there all right, and by Teutonic scholars in view
Speaker 1: of Woden and balder or tie or to Tuistsio Tiscio
Speaker 1: having been the natural deities of I think I skipped
Speaker 1: over something. It's all right, we'll move on. Oh no,
Speaker 1: haven't been the natural duties of the Teutons, just as
Speaker 1: the Semitic caalties HARKing back to the mother Son cult
Speaker 1: of the un regenerate pre Adamite matriarchs of Eden, meaning
Speaker 1: they couldn't be rehabilitated right with its blood sacrifices, deified
Speaker 1: Applue ball or Able and exalted him into a good God.
Speaker 1: This is what the Wodenists did and what they call
Speaker 1: the odin the Olden Delphi murdered type cult people. It's
Speaker 1: all been hijacked by government and military intelligence and all
Speaker 1: this other crap, but it's all based on a bullshit
Speaker 1: that came all the way back to Snory, right, and
Speaker 1: prior to Snory, because he was a Wodenist and a Balderist,
Speaker 1: prior to identifying these things and making making it all
Speaker 1: check out. But of course whitewashing what Wolden really was
Speaker 1: and mixing up up with the Wolden and all other
Speaker 1: crap who was actually you know, Odin was Thor, the
Speaker 1: complete opposite of these people. So it says, with his
Speaker 1: blood sacrifices, deified Applue a ball or able and exalted
Speaker 1: him to the Good God, the beautiful, benign and faithful son,
Speaker 1: and made him a divine high priest, the dying God.
Speaker 1: Everybody out there who's a Christian should pay fucking attention
Speaker 1: to that, because these are the people that are constructing
Speaker 1: your religions. They made the most wickedly evil thing have
Speaker 1: the same attributes as Jesus. That should be concerning because
Speaker 1: even if they painted a nice picture on this, maybe
Speaker 1: it was a real person. But it's not about that.
Speaker 1: It's about what elements they're using to manipulate the minds
Speaker 1: of the people to get them to follow their religion,
Speaker 1: to pay honor to their word. You know, you get
Speaker 1: to my point, they're stealing your energy for the salvation
Speaker 1: of the Semitic coalities, His chosen people. Looks in this
Speaker 1: I'm going to say is this is insane and so
Speaker 1: starting again balder or tied or to ascue having been
Speaker 1: the national deed of the Teutons, just as the Semitic Caldies,
Speaker 1: which is the Edonites, HARKing back to the mother son
Speaker 1: called of the unregenerate, unrepabilitable, rehabitable, whatever, whatever you know,
Speaker 1: Preadamite matriarchs of Eden with its blood, sacrifices, human child, Barmachia,
Speaker 1: you get it, everything that happens still today. Deified applu
Speaker 1: ball or able and exalted him into the good God,
Speaker 1: the beautiful, benign and faithful son. Hmmm, what does that
Speaker 1: sound like right there, and made him a divine high
Speaker 1: priest and the dying God for the salvation of the
Speaker 1: Semitic Caldies is chosen people, the chosen people. There's even
Speaker 1: something about the burning bush that was actually in the
Speaker 1: ed of which was over three thousand, three hundred and
Speaker 1: eighty years old or thousand, three hundred and eighty BC. Yep.
Speaker 1: The Lucky passage of the Next Flooded River is okay,
Speaker 1: that's something I'm sure where I picked this? Oh, okay,
Speaker 1: so the here here's somewhere of the bullshit and how
Speaker 1: they turned it into something of their own. The Lucky
Speaker 1: Passage of the Next Flooded River is also ascribed to
Speaker 1: the cross disclosing, presumably the Old Gothic original of the
Speaker 1: water passage miracle borrowed by the Rabbis for Moses or
Speaker 1: Moses's Passage of the Red Sea, and which also occurs
Speaker 1: in the ancient Indian Vetus. Basically, they were like pole
Speaker 1: vaulting using this cane, would they cross on it to
Speaker 1: get across this river? Right? And they're like, you know,
Speaker 1: and there's they're attributing it to the cross and then
Speaker 1: this all turned it into you know, that's that's where
Speaker 1: they could have stolen their The rabbis could have still
Speaker 1: in their Moses Passage of the Red Sea from so
Speaker 1: here's where this kind of solidifies to the same. Etic
Speaker 1: Ley goes on to describe the rescue of Eve by
Speaker 1: Adam and Kane from the clutches of Abel Seth or
Speaker 1: balder So, who is herein significantly called Epley, equating to
Speaker 1: the Hebrew e b l, which is the form in
Speaker 1: which Abel is spelled in Genesis.
Speaker 6: E b L.
Speaker 1: Balder Abel the bad guy not the good guy, also
Speaker 1: v a l akin to the Samarian title of ball
Speaker 1: or Eedel, and the Steer, a variant form of his
Speaker 1: previous bull title, and thus identifying him with the steer
Speaker 1: God of Israel of the Old test and then it
Speaker 1: says this Eve is seen with a scene of white
Speaker 1: complexion holding up her skirts, and above her left hand
Speaker 1: is the Cross of Adam with the crescent moon underneath
Speaker 1: underneath crest moon underneath. And there's there's, uh I want
Speaker 1: to call them churches. I guess that have this very
Speaker 1: thing where they had the crescent moon and the cross
Speaker 1: in the same in the same spot, right, not one
Speaker 1: above the other, with the crust moon underneath, to indicate
Speaker 1: that Eve was originally of the lunar cult. Prostrate below
Speaker 1: her as able as the steer of Eden. And then
Speaker 1: there's people like that mind had veiled or whomever. The
Speaker 1: other type of people like look at that and say
Speaker 1: his muscle is is Christianity and Islam the same, because
Speaker 1: look they were mixed together. It's like, well, go back
Speaker 1: to where it comes from. It's coming from this they're
Speaker 1: talking about that. It's more of a Gothic probably church.
Speaker 1: It's more likely the case with his meeting loss to history.
Speaker 1: Prostate below her is able as the steer of Eden
Speaker 1: with his wolfhead and vulture symbols behind is the major
Speaker 1: They're just describing the picture at this point. But I
Speaker 1: just wanted to show the the Yeah, why the moon
Speaker 1: and the cross the half moon or I'm sure the
Speaker 1: crest moon the cross would be together. So this is
Speaker 1: interesting too. So the stone bull, this cauldron proves to
Speaker 1: have been the sacred oracular drinking Yet here something sir uh,
Speaker 1: sacred oracular drinking and special stewing bowl or cauldron of
Speaker 1: fore knowledge. So seeing into the future with this cauldron
Speaker 1: of pre Adamite matriarch, weirds of the Guard of Eden
Speaker 1: from the immemorial down to l the contemporary of Adam,
Speaker 1: and to have been regarded by the Edenites as their
Speaker 1: most precious possession and fetish of sorcery. What was this bull?
Speaker 1: There's a mention of Asgard for the first time, I
Speaker 1: took a picture of so from Asgard until they came
Speaker 1: to eagles or alders, the herdsman and the he goat
Speaker 1: of the horn goshawk and hurried into the hall in
Speaker 1: Heim's hut, which would be el Or the matriarch sorceress
Speaker 1: or another mention of Eve being golden haired, says the
Speaker 1: last two verses, disclosing the origin of the holy grail
Speaker 1: of King Arthor or Arthur also disclosed the origin of
Speaker 1: the ceremonial pot hat. So after he breaks this cracks
Speaker 1: as cauldron, and it cracks because he hits it over
Speaker 1: to the head of l We're going to get into
Speaker 1: this later over her head, kind of like breaking the
Speaker 1: spell upon the people. He then puts the in like
Speaker 1: African fashion, right like herring shit on top of your
Speaker 1: head like he throws. He puts it on top of
Speaker 1: his head and wears his hat. And then they're like, well,
Speaker 1: this is what this?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 1: Where you get this? There's also a hat, the pot
Speaker 1: the let's say it disclosed, the origin of the ceremonial
Speaker 1: pot hat surviving down to modern times, and the explanation
Speaker 1: of the pot crown worn by kings in ancient Sumerian
Speaker 1: seals and on Egyptian sculptures, the so called crown of
Speaker 1: the North in Egypt. If you've looked at some of
Speaker 1: those old depictions, it does look like they're wearing like
Speaker 1: what it almost looks like a a what do they
Speaker 1: call those things? I think you pan when you're in
Speaker 1: the hospital. The kind of looks like one of those
Speaker 1: things on their heads. An imitation of King Adam and
Speaker 1: carrying off the Magic Bowl of Eden, having worn it
Speaker 1: on his head as a hat and I don't know
Speaker 1: if you can see this, well, they's supposed to be
Speaker 1: a picture of Eve and not if you notice the
Speaker 1: little designs on her outfit. There we'll go into So
Speaker 1: here's I want to end with this real quick, and
Speaker 1: then then we'll begin. Indeed, the whole atmosphere of the
Speaker 1: Wolf tribe offensive in the Battle of Eden as described
Speaker 1: in the Edda, with this anticipation of bombing air planes
Speaker 1: in red hot missile it's red hot missile projection or
Speaker 1: missiles projected. The incendiary flaming switches or Cherubim's swords, the
Speaker 1: belching forth of fire and poison, and clouds of smoke
Speaker 1: which darkened the heavens and obscured the stars vividly suggests
Speaker 1: the hellish methods of destruction and modern warfare. Go to
Speaker 1: the Mahabarata and see more of that depiction of what
Speaker 1: it seems like. Oh shit, I gotta go some of
Speaker 1: the bitch. I screwed up. Yeah, I'm ten minutes late
Speaker 1: for doctor Clinton. I can't fucking believe I just did that.
Speaker 1: I started late today. It's a fucking bitch, all right. Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: maybe I can just have him come out here. Let's
Speaker 1: just do that, and then we'll get out of the
Speaker 1: thing here. Let me, uh, how do I do that?
Speaker 3: Like this?
Speaker 1: And i'll you invite link and okay, let't have him
Speaker 1: come out here. We'll fix this. And I just had
Speaker 1: to send it to him in outlook, okay, and then
Speaker 1: I'll go back to the I'll very seven, go back
Speaker 1: to the writing river. Oh, let's see. Kah, how can
Speaker 1: I not paste? How can I not paste? Why can't
Speaker 1: I fucking paste? Are you fucking serious right now? Why
Speaker 1: are you giving me problems? I need to require approval
Speaker 1: copy link? Okay, so it's copy. Let me paste it?
Speaker 1: You no allow, you fucking dickhead Jesus Christ. All right,
Speaker 1: let's see how that works. Okay, let's see if he
Speaker 1: gets out of briefay, h m hmm, all right, let's
Speaker 1: see is a show? No, let's see, No, I said,
Speaker 1: I I hear here echo? There it is is? Hello?
Speaker 3: All right? I like the new format.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know if I do. I'm hearing my
Speaker 1: Let me see.
Speaker 3: Check check check.
Speaker 1: I don't mean need that. Going to the audio and
Speaker 1: then kill the settings. Okay, lot better?
Speaker 3: Hello, Hello, Hello, come in rangoon? Do you hear an echo?
Speaker 3: When I talk?
Speaker 1: No, I don't hear nothing. I hear what I do
Speaker 1: I do?
Speaker 3: Oh oh, this was not okay, hold on, wait a minute.
Speaker 1: I think I may be hearing you your computer, but
Speaker 1: I don't only do that, so I don't know.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm gonna turn my microphone off and you talk
Speaker 3: right five four three two one.
Speaker 1: You want me to top right now? Yeah, yeah, that's
Speaker 1: a that's probably it. There's another if you go at
Speaker 1: the setting, it might be what causing so the little
Speaker 1: thing at the bottom right, and then there's a top
Speaker 1: right cancelation.
Speaker 3: Suppression audio controls. See who would be me? Cancelations on?
Speaker 3: No suppression, they're both on.
Speaker 1: Huh.
Speaker 3: Maybe I can switch to my headphones.
Speaker 1: Let me see no hear it?
Speaker 3: Okay, well hold on, yeah, let me let me switch
Speaker 3: to my headphones.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, sorry about this. We won't use
Speaker 1: this one next time. I just was kind of in
Speaker 1: the middle or something, so I was there was more
Speaker 1: convenient just to stay here wireless, nice, hold on, I was.
Speaker 1: I was keep concerned about the wireless stuff because I
Speaker 1: assumed that there could be interference from other things. There's
Speaker 1: so many different things going on at once, it would
Speaker 1: cause noise or something. Well, everybody, this is doctor Peter Glyndon.
Speaker 1: We're going to never use this system again. We will
Speaker 1: be back on stream yard next time. We're at least
Speaker 1: we have everything pinned down.
Speaker 3: Okay, how about now.
Speaker 1: Speak again, sir?
Speaker 3: Check check check, Come in right.
Speaker 1: There's a little bit of breaking up in your microphone now,
Speaker 1: which is I'm not sure what that's about. Maybe we
Speaker 1: can get cancelation now. Maybe that noise suppression is the problem.
Speaker 3: Okay, let's get rid of whoa, let's get it d oop.
Speaker 3: So you're still there.
Speaker 1: I got you and my left ear, but not my
Speaker 1: right ear. That's weird.
Speaker 3: That is so strange. Isn't that strange?
Speaker 8: It is?
Speaker 4: Maybe maybe it's got to be something with my with
Speaker 4: my thingy dingy hold on output input, uh, put hold on?
Speaker 3: Check check check check? What about now? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I got you?
Speaker 3: No, good, No, it's good.
Speaker 1: Can you hear me?
Speaker 3: You can hear me? I can hear you now? Okay?
Speaker 3: How about now? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I can hello? Hello, yes, sir?
Speaker 3: Can you hear me? Yes? Sir? Are we wonky still
Speaker 3: or did we fix it?
Speaker 1: I think we're good.
Speaker 3: It's good enough, all right? Good enough?
Speaker 1: Good enough? Is good enough?
Speaker 3: Hey? I have a quick question.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, hold on, I guess see if there's a
Speaker 1: way does this look swollen? Yes, sir, you've been doing
Speaker 1: lately besides.
Speaker 3: I mean nothing, I've been doing nothing, nothing, nothing. I'm
Speaker 3: waiting for somebody named Danielis send me a workout program.
Speaker 1: Oh that's right, Okay, that's right. Okay, I'm on it.
Speaker 1: I'm on it now. I write it down this time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yea, even we don't have to do that.
Speaker 1: You're doing nothing just being here.
Speaker 3: So okay, So basically I need I need forearm. I
Speaker 3: need four arm strength, okay, and I know overall the
Speaker 3: whole enchilada, but especially with forearms for my golf swing.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you might want a little bit of shoulder
Speaker 1: and uh some some waist in there too, right, because
Speaker 1: that's kind of the whole movement right there, right, Yeah, But.
Speaker 3: With my swing specifically, the better the stronger my forearms are,
Speaker 3: the better it'll be for me.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: So I need a whole body thing, plus an emphasis
Speaker 3: on the fo I need popeye forearms is what I need.
Speaker 1: Are you finding are you? Are you getting a pretty
Speaker 1: pretty good distance with your with your swing.
Speaker 3: As it is, I have about two hundred yards.
Speaker 1: That's awesome.
Speaker 3: I'm straight. I'm straight every time.
Speaker 1: That's awesome.
Speaker 3: But I need uh, I need, I need popeye arms
Speaker 3: and I will be a legend. Yeah.
Speaker 1: See, I'm I'm left handed. I'm not sure if I
Speaker 1: actually golf, but I think I do so my my
Speaker 1: left hand on the on the lower part of the
Speaker 1: of the club right, So I'm pretty sure if you're
Speaker 1: standing to the left of me, you're probably in danger.
Speaker 1: It doesn't really go straight, guys way left.
Speaker 3: I'm right handed, but I swing the golf club lefty.
Speaker 1: Oh that's cool.
Speaker 3: And I swing a hockey stick lefty. I swing a
Speaker 3: baseball stick lefty, but I throw it with my right hand.
Speaker 1: Either three really right? Yeah? I don't know if I
Speaker 1: could throw it all of them it right.
Speaker 3: So it's it's a it's a it's a situation.
Speaker 1: So what's been going on? How is your week? Did
Speaker 1: you get any any more track? Oh? So there's something
Speaker 1: I wanted to bring up to you too, And I
Speaker 1: don't know if I can do it here or not.
Speaker 1: I think I sent this to a friend of mine.
Speaker 1: I might be able to show it to you. But
Speaker 1: there's somebody using one of your videos talking about the
Speaker 1: essential nutrients, and they're promoting their own website with it.
Speaker 1: It's called like a culture creation three sixty or something
Speaker 1: like that, culture Connections three sixty.
Speaker 3: People rip my stuff off all the time?
Speaker 1: Is there something you could do about that?
Speaker 3: Though?
Speaker 1: I mean, if they're trying to sell their own product but.
Speaker 3: Using your well, I I call it free advertising as
Speaker 3: long as my name is displayed somewhere and then people
Speaker 3: can do a web search.
Speaker 1: Okay, but I thought concerning it's not directing to eye
Speaker 1: Faul Health. It's not directing to your website. It's directing
Speaker 1: to their own stuff that they're selling.
Speaker 3: So yeah, a lot of a lot of funny business
Speaker 3: going on. Though there's a I mean, there's a I
Speaker 3: probably know who it is, and I you know, I
Speaker 3: don't want to get into it on the air. But
Speaker 3: there's a culture, a religious culture of people in the
Speaker 3: world who have no problem stealing from anybody else who's
Speaker 3: not a member of their religion. Oh boy, it's actually encouraged.
Speaker 3: So and that happens a lot. That's happened a lot
Speaker 3: to me.
Speaker 1: So when they do hide behind the religious blah blah
Speaker 1: blah for you know, as a shield, because.
Speaker 3: Well, for their and their religious what's the world. What's
Speaker 3: the word their religious the dogma, dogma, dogma isn't the
Speaker 3: right word. But in their religious world, there's a separate
Speaker 3: place that they go when they die. It's like a
Speaker 3: planet just for them. Nobody else is there, exactly correct,
Speaker 3: So they're going to be there forever and we're not right.
Speaker 3: And the more financially successful they are while they're alive,
Speaker 3: the better their residences in Mormon heaven. So therefore, the
Speaker 3: more money they make here, the better it's going to
Speaker 3: be for them in eternity. And if they have business
Speaker 3: dealings with a non Mormon, then let's go. The sky's
Speaker 3: the limit. Wow, there's going to be no repercussions in
Speaker 3: the afterlife because I'm not going to be on their planet.
Speaker 3: I've been ripped off by five people in my life
Speaker 3: and they were all Mormons.
Speaker 1: Doctor artists used to be Mormon.
Speaker 3: So whatever, that's funny. So yeah, the same thing happened
Speaker 3: to a colleague of mine too, and he looked at
Speaker 3: me we were having dinner, and he said, look, I've
Speaker 3: got this one piece of advice I want to give you.
Speaker 3: And this was like fifteen years ago. He said, never
Speaker 3: ever ever do business do a business deal with a
Speaker 3: Mormon without having anything in writing and reading it five times?
Speaker 8: Wow.
Speaker 1: So so it's a known thing in the industry to
Speaker 1: stay away from them. That's interesting. And so it wasn't Amway.
Speaker 1: It wasn't Amway a Mormon thing.
Speaker 3: There were a lot of network marketing companies that we're
Speaker 3: out of Salt Like City, and some very successful ones.
Speaker 3: And I don't know why. I think there's something about
Speaker 3: network marketing that fits into that culture, whereas with other
Speaker 3: cultures it's more of a hard sell. But in any yet.
Speaker 3: But so the answer is yes, and there's a lot
Speaker 3: of there's a lot of positives to network marketing. I
Speaker 3: think it's a wonderful business idea. But you know, just
Speaker 3: like everything else that's good, it gets a bad rap.
Speaker 3: But but yeah, there's a lot of there's a lot of.
Speaker 3: I am of the opinion after sixty six years on
Speaker 3: the planet that most people who are successful got there unfairly,
Speaker 3: that that's a rare individual who is successful that did
Speaker 3: it on the up and up. Those people exist, but
Speaker 3: they're the exceptions, not the rule. Most people I think
Speaker 3: who are financially successful are you know, they did it
Speaker 3: not nicely.
Speaker 1: Right at the expense of others or because of agreements
Speaker 1: made and things like that. You see that in politics
Speaker 1: of Buffalo too, So whatever.
Speaker 3: Requisite yeah, yeah, So this, this conversation between you and
Speaker 3: I could be misconstrued as doctor Glidden is just having
Speaker 3: a you know, a pity party for himself.
Speaker 1: I don't see that.
Speaker 3: We like that, but nonetheless it's some words towards to
Speaker 3: the wise.
Speaker 1: All right, everybody, the phone number is six one nine
Speaker 1: four three one zero three three four. Let me get
Speaker 1: over onto Rumble quick and see who the questions are.
Speaker 1: I can hear you both. Yep, now, yep, it's working now.
Speaker 1: Karen said, all right, guys, we have questions, we have
Speaker 1: we have answers. This is doctor Peter Glidden's time on
Speaker 1: the show for you to ask your questions. And like
Speaker 1: I said, I've looked over your book someone. I know
Speaker 1: I brought this up with you last time. But clarification
Speaker 1: on what causes and what would prevent seizures. I know
Speaker 1: seizures can cause because by lots of things about this
Speaker 1: getting this question again still even after I've asked you.
Speaker 3: So with you know, the so just to put everything
Speaker 3: in perspective, because perspective is important. There are a lot
Speaker 3: of things that can cause a lot of different illnesses,
Speaker 3: and our gestalt is to provide the body with the
Speaker 3: ninety essential nutrients and eliminate inflammatory foods as a foundation
Speaker 3: approach for everything that's ailing everybody. So, I don't care
Speaker 3: if you've got seizures. I don't care if you've got arthritis.
Speaker 3: I don't care if you've got PTSD. I don't care
Speaker 3: if you've got a wart on your big toe. You
Speaker 3: take the ninety essential nutrients and you eliminate the twelve
Speaker 3: bad foods. These are the first things to do. And
Speaker 3: then after you've done that, we look to see how
Speaker 3: far you've gone, and then we add things if necessary.
Speaker 3: It's like the icing on the cake. So the first
Speaker 3: thing to consider with the general in this general generic
Speaker 3: approach for seizures is it's a cholesterol deficiency and an
Speaker 3: essential fatty acid deficiency syndrome. So you must start eating
Speaker 3: foods that are high in cholesterol and you must add
Speaker 3: more EFAs to the foundation pack. That's the first thing
Speaker 3: to do for like the first three four months. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I think improved eighty three percent of the time. There's improvement.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And then again, Like you said, the deficiency has
Speaker 1: been going on for a long long time in your life,
Speaker 1: you can't expect to Like, my mother was weird when
Speaker 1: I was at home last summer and both of them
Speaker 1: got sick, her and my stepfather, and they have the
Speaker 1: healthy Foundation pack at their house, just sitting there and
Speaker 1: I'm like, why are you taking Are you taking it?
Speaker 1: And you know, have you tried it? Like and they
Speaker 1: tried to do it like they would if they were
Speaker 1: taking a prescription, and it was like, well, nothing happened.
Speaker 1: I'm still sick. I'm like, are you serious? Like is
Speaker 1: this how hard is this to grasp? Like, if you're
Speaker 1: giving your body when it needs, it's going to be
Speaker 1: strong enough to handle itself.
Speaker 3: It's just the larger our parents' generation is that, I
Speaker 3: think the hardest demographic to move. I think all demographics
Speaker 3: are hard to move into this model. I think we've
Speaker 3: got like a little window of people in there between
Speaker 3: their forties and their sixties who are actually candidates for this. Regretfully,
Speaker 3: most people who end up in my office are on
Speaker 3: my website. They're at the end of their and you know,
Speaker 3: they've done polypharmacy for forty years. That they're finally head it.
Speaker 3: The doctor dismisses them, Oh there's nothing else we can
Speaker 3: do for you or whatever, and you know, here we are.
Speaker 3: It's a it's a tricky it's a tricky situation to
Speaker 3: find ourselves in because it's a lot of re education
Speaker 3: that has to go on here, and it's it's it's
Speaker 3: a tragedy. Here's a here's a news flash. Autism rates
Speaker 3: reach unprecedented heights. One in twelve boys at age four
Speaker 3: in California, one in twelve.
Speaker 1: One in twelve. That's up from one thirty two or
Speaker 1: whatever it was before.
Speaker 3: Well it's one in thirty one nationally. Now it's one
Speaker 3: in twelve in California. So one out of every twelve
Speaker 3: kids age four is autistic. I just think about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And you know, there's a strict just about the
Speaker 1: you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: If one out of every twelve cars on the road
Speaker 3: caught on fire spontaneously and exploded, there would be a
Speaker 3: national emergency, right There would be investigations and shut downs
Speaker 3: of automobile factories until we figured that shit out. If
Speaker 3: one out of every twelve airplanes crashed, it would be
Speaker 3: a national emergency close. But when one out of twelve
Speaker 3: kids gets autism. Everybody just, oh, you know, that's just
Speaker 3: the way that it is. Life sucks and then you die.
Speaker 3: That's not the way that it is. This is an epic,
Speaker 3: gargantuan failure of conventional medicine, as is Alzheimer's, but because
Speaker 3: of the medical monopoly manipulation of our minds for one
Speaker 3: hundred years. How's that for alliteration?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: Nobody criticizes the medical doctors under whose care all of
Speaker 3: this stuff happened. This is how bad it is. You know,
Speaker 3: it's the only profession besides weather forecasters and professional baseball
Speaker 3: players who can consistently fail and still be rewarded for it.
Speaker 3: It's the only one. Alzheimer's through the roof. Medical doctors
Speaker 3: get to pass autism through the roof. Oh I love
Speaker 3: my medical doctor. It's it's crazy.
Speaker 1: You have you been following what's been going on in
Speaker 1: your home state of Massachusetts with the ring and the
Speaker 1: push YEP.
Speaker 3: It's pretty awful, but you know, it's it's the land
Speaker 3: of the liberal, the lost liberals who don't they just
Speaker 3: don't get it, and they don't see the forest for
Speaker 3: the trees, and they love their medical doctors. Because have it.
Speaker 3: He went to have it. My doctor went to have it.
Speaker 3: Your doctor's a freaking idiot. One of the first cases
Speaker 3: that I witnessed with doctor Wallack was a nine year
Speaker 3: old I think she was nine. She was a young girl.
Speaker 3: She might have been in her teens, but I don't
Speaker 3: think she was. I think she was under ten. And
Speaker 3: she was at Harvard Medical Hospital dying from asthma that
Speaker 3: was unresponsive to conventional treatment. The medical doctors had no
Speaker 3: idea what to do. So the medical doctors basically told
Speaker 3: her father, who was a very famous pastor in Atlanta, Georgia.
Speaker 3: It's a rich guy. He said, look, we don't know
Speaker 3: what to do. We're open to anything. If you say,
Speaker 3: you know this other doctor who can help. Okay, So
Speaker 3: this guy called up Wallack.
Speaker 1: I'm surprised somebody Harvard even recommended doctor Wallack. That's the
Speaker 1: thing they didn't.
Speaker 3: It was the father of the girl. Oh okay, because
Speaker 3: the doctor's at Harvard. They didn't know what else to do,
Speaker 3: and the kid's dying. Nothing they had done was working,
Speaker 3: and the kid was getting worse, and she's going to
Speaker 3: be dead in a week. You know what do we
Speaker 3: We'll do anything. So the father called doctor wallackup, doctor
Speaker 3: Wallack right. He didn't need to see the labs, he
Speaker 3: didn't need a physical exam, he didn't need anything. He
Speaker 3: just needed to know what the condition was. And kids
Speaker 3: got asthma. Okay, So he put her on the ninety
Speaker 3: essential nutrients and aggressive essential fatty acid supplementation. That's all
Speaker 3: he did. Right a week after she started, she's released
Speaker 3: from the hospital because she's stabilized, and within a month
Speaker 3: the asthma's completely gone, cured, stayed gone, It stayed gone.
Speaker 3: Your father, by the way, his name is Kreflo Dollar.
Speaker 3: He's got one of these big megachurches in the South, right,
Speaker 3: So for a long time he was promoting doctor Wallack,
Speaker 3: you know, in front of twenty thousand people every Sunday
Speaker 3: because he saved his kid's life. And he did. But
Speaker 3: the reason that I'm telling you this is for two things.
Speaker 3: Number One, the people at Harvard have their heads up
Speaker 3: their asses just as much as every other medical doctor does.
Speaker 3: And the problem with this culture that we live in
Speaker 3: is that we have been brainwashed to believe that the
Speaker 3: medical doctors and you know, the pre med students are
Speaker 3: the smartest people in the room. Always have been, always
Speaker 3: will be. And if they can't figure it out, well
Speaker 3: nobody can't, right, That's what we think. And that's why
Speaker 3: things like this ridiculous bill in Massachusetts gets traction because
Speaker 3: of the liberal mystique of the medical doctor, which is
Speaker 3: completely groundless. I mean, it's reality by consensus. It's like
Speaker 3: the Emperor's New Clothes. It's exactly like the Emperor's New clothes.
Speaker 1: So, and that was the title of your first book.
Speaker 3: Yeah, nobody knew what it meant. So so anyway, it's
Speaker 3: a it's a it's a crap show, and it's not
Speaker 3: getting any any better.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: We see headlines like this and nobody blinks a flip
Speaker 3: flip an eyelash.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just saw the report. I'm not sure how
Speaker 1: long ago it came out, but it says breaking Massachusetts
Speaker 1: Department of Children and Families reportedly took custody of five
Speaker 1: children recently after a pediatrician reported their parents for allegedly
Speaker 1: refusing to, you know, get the thing in their nine
Speaker 1: month old. And that's just the tip of the iceberg.
Speaker 1: You also have RFK saying MMR is the most effective
Speaker 1: way to prevent measles.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so what are you gonna do. It's big, bad
Speaker 3: voodoo daddy. I'm telling you, I've always said it. Nobody
Speaker 3: believed me. Everybody thought Bobby Kennedy was going to save
Speaker 3: the world, and he didn't. He's not going to because
Speaker 3: the pharmaceutical industry has too much power. And Bobby Kennedy's
Speaker 3: fix is lipstick on a pig, because all it's going
Speaker 3: to do is clean up the corruption inside of conventional medicine.
Speaker 3: That's a good thing. Why not. You know, the US
Speaker 3: pays what five times as much as anybody else for drugs, right,
Speaker 3: the big farmer's got us over the barrel. That needs
Speaker 3: to be fixed. The research industry is completely corrupt. Well,
Speaker 3: that needs to be fixed. It's great, let's fix these things.
Speaker 3: That's a good idea because corruption is bad, bad for
Speaker 3: the consumer. But all that it's going to do if
Speaker 3: he is successful is give people more access to MD
Speaker 3: directed allopathic medicine, which doesn't teach its doctors how to
Speaker 3: cure a goddamn thing, and it's going to be worse.
Speaker 3: We're going to get worse outcomes.
Speaker 1: That's a huge point that you make, is it's just
Speaker 1: going to make people feel more comfortable of trusting the same,
Speaker 1: the same system, the same problem.
Speaker 3: And I've always said it. The system is a problem
Speaker 3: not because of corrupt sadistic, death hungry doctors. There are
Speaker 3: a few of those, yeah right, yeah, but most of
Speaker 3: them are not. The system is a problem because of
Speaker 3: the medicine itself. The medicine itself is non curative, and
Speaker 3: it is not based on natural law. It's reality by consensus.
Speaker 3: And that's the reason we have a chronic health disease
Speaker 3: epidemic because the medical doctors that are in charge of
Speaker 3: healthcare don't practice healthcare, they practice disease management. They have
Speaker 3: no idea what causes anything, They have no idea how
Speaker 3: to cure anything. They don't even think of cure as possible,
Speaker 3: So they just kick the can down the road with
Speaker 3: more drugs and more surgery, and more drugs and more surgery,
Speaker 3: and more drugs and more surgery. And this is the problem.
Speaker 3: It is the medicine itself which is the problem. Philosophy,
Speaker 3: the underpinnings of the allopathic method, which is the problem.
Speaker 3: I mean, going to a medical doctor for hoping that
Speaker 3: you will be able to recover from a chronic disease
Speaker 3: like asthma, is like going to a Roman Catholic and
Speaker 3: asking for advice about reincarnation, but it's not going to happen.
Speaker 3: Or the reverse go into a Buddhist and asking them
Speaker 3: to tell you about the wonders of Jesus Christ. Well,
Speaker 3: it's not going to happen because that's not their thing.
Speaker 3: And see, this is the problem if people believe that
Speaker 3: medicine is medicine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a it's a blanket term for everything, right,
Speaker 1: and that the.
Speaker 3: Mds have a lock on it, and it's not Medicine
Speaker 3: is like dogs. The MD dog sucks at chronic disease.
Speaker 3: The only thing the MD dog is good for is
Speaker 3: trauma care and military field medicine. Now, which is interesting
Speaker 3: because all of the advances in medicine in the last
Speaker 3: hundred years, one hundred of the advances in medicine in
Speaker 3: the last hundred years have been in surgery, right, new
Speaker 3: surgical devices, new surgical drugs, new surgical techniques. The stuff
Speaker 3: that they can do in surgery now is unbefreaking lievable,
Speaker 3: like robots doing surgery. It's remarkable.
Speaker 1: Well, that's what happened with I in incarcerating Queeno Hernia.
Speaker 1: They had I had like five belly buttons when I
Speaker 1: was done, because I had all these little holes that
Speaker 1: they were doing something you know, yeah, interesting.
Speaker 3: But those advances have been made because that's the wheelhouse
Speaker 3: of MD medicine is surgery when it's necessary and traumacare.
Speaker 3: That's the epitome of reductionism, which is what the MD
Speaker 3: is trained in. So that's where all the advances have
Speaker 3: been made because that's their thing. But for everything else,
Speaker 3: it sucks. Yeah, it's a bad system of medicine.
Speaker 1: It's funny because where I think if you go to
Speaker 1: the roots of like medicine Medea to sorceress messing real
Speaker 1: with snake venoms and all kinds of poisons, is like
Speaker 1: the source of that name medicine, isn't it in the past.
Speaker 1: So it's like, okay, so sorcery basically is what you're saying.
Speaker 1: That's great. So drugs equal sorcery. Got it all I
Speaker 1: need to know, thank you.
Speaker 3: So, So my message always has been and always will be,
Speaker 3: fire your medical doctor. Not because they're bad or evil
Speaker 3: people or because they're trying to hurt you, but because
Speaker 3: they don't know any better. They're children playing with fire
Speaker 3: and they will burn your house down if you give
Speaker 3: them the opportunity, they will do it, not because they
Speaker 3: want to, but just because that's the inevitable result of
Speaker 3: their medical intervention. And you know, because of the monopoly
Speaker 3: and a hundred years of propaganda, everybody still loves them.
Speaker 3: Oh I love my medical doctor. Oh that's great. I
Speaker 3: got a client has been on oxy codone for ten years. Okay,
Speaker 3: that's a good idea.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's the highway to Like. Even in that
Speaker 1: description that you were making of the woman Carmela right
Speaker 1: in your book, it's like they just keep on giving
Speaker 1: you and then all of a sudden, just by the
Speaker 1: prescription itself, she decided to start taking four times the
Speaker 1: amount because you know, the pain is excessive. And then
Speaker 1: she ends up killing herself and you know, the deterioration
Speaker 1: of her body throughout the time.
Speaker 3: And everybody gets the pass. Yeah, and everybody's happy. And
Speaker 3: then people organize the five K run and raised ten
Speaker 3: grand and they give it to the hospital that killed
Speaker 3: their loved one or under whose care their loved one died.
Speaker 3: That's a more politically correct way to say it.
Speaker 1: So let's take it look real quick with you, all right,
Speaker 1: they're trying to mask things again. The Washington State Doctors'
Speaker 1: officers are up saying something about the aggression is okay.
Speaker 1: I thought there was a question there. Sorry, my bad.
Speaker 1: I guess it wasn't it. Hey, guys, now's the time
Speaker 1: and four three one zero three three four.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a law in Washington trying to pass a
Speaker 3: lot in Washington too.
Speaker 1: For hand in hand with the most Like I think
Speaker 1: they followed the lead of California and a lot of things.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Massachusetts, Washington, and California.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think Maine.
Speaker 3: But nobody cares about Maine because there's only five people
Speaker 3: that live in Maine.
Speaker 1: And if you're not and if you're not careful, when
Speaker 1: them's going to get killed by a moose when they're
Speaker 1: crossing the road.
Speaker 3: Well, one of the I had a years ago when
Speaker 3: I worked in Cape Cod, I had a patient from Maine.
Speaker 3: I think he lived, like, I don't know, one hundred
Speaker 3: miles south of the Canadian border, right. This guy came
Speaker 3: into my office and his his main accent was so
Speaker 3: heavy that I thought he was, you know, I thought
Speaker 3: he was making it up right. I thought he was,
Speaker 3: you know, like trying to be funny, like trying to
Speaker 3: be a Candian. But it was the way that he spoke.
Speaker 3: I'll never forget it. It's a beautiful state, by the way, actually,
Speaker 3: the coast of Maine, that's beautiful.
Speaker 1: How funny is it that someone from Massachusetts would be
Speaker 1: picking on someone else's That was pretty fund.
Speaker 3: That's right, skipper, that was pretty That was pretty hypocritical.
Speaker 2: But you.
Speaker 1: And Maine definitely do have their their very distinct sounds.
Speaker 1: For sure. Moltenborough, New Hampshire is beautiful. I was there,
Speaker 1: I think just before the face fell off or something
Speaker 1: of the Man of the Mountain and Bloomborough is really
Speaker 1: nice though. I like that area. And then I think
Speaker 1: in Maine, I went was Lincoln and we would did something.
Speaker 3: We went to.
Speaker 1: I went to see a friend of mine who went
Speaker 1: to Main Maritime Academy, who was in the Coast Guard
Speaker 1: with and so we stopped by some of the I
Speaker 1: don't know, the lobster pound places that were you know,
Speaker 1: coming right off the boat type of thing. So they
Speaker 1: were a lot cheaper and uh, we hung out and
Speaker 1: had some some lobster together. It was pretty neat.
Speaker 3: Years ago, when I dropped out of college, I went
Speaker 3: to visit a buddy of mine from Orno Maine, which
Speaker 3: is kind of like right dead center in the middle
Speaker 3: of the state. And I hitchhiked from Maine to Cape
Speaker 3: Cod and somewhere along the line, I got picked up
Speaker 3: by this guy in a big Cadillac and in the
Speaker 3: back of the caddy there was a bar that went
Speaker 3: from side to side and he had all these suits
Speaker 3: hanging on it. And as it turns out, he was
Speaker 3: the owner of this big restaurant chain in New England
Speaker 3: and he was, you know, traveling around to the different
Speaker 3: branches to check it out. I forget what the name
Speaker 3: of the restaurant was, but they had their own steak sauce.
Speaker 3: That was part of the deal that you can go
Speaker 3: to the restaurant you can you know, they had the
Speaker 3: bottles of steak sauce you could buy at the same time.
Speaker 3: I forget the Ken's. Ken's Steak Cows was the name
Speaker 3: of it.
Speaker 1: Oh well, yeah, that's Ken's has all kinds of different Yeah, okay.
Speaker 3: Well Ken picked me up and gave me a ride
Speaker 3: Holy crap, and he took me out to lunch that
Speaker 3: one of the restaurants.
Speaker 1: It was great Stores. Yeah cow, Yeah. I didn't know
Speaker 1: that was even a real place. I just thought it
Speaker 1: was like, you know, a slogan for you know, like
Speaker 1: a gimmick or something, and that's an actual place called
Speaker 1: Ken's Wow, because they have I have I have their
Speaker 1: blue cheese in my refrigerator right now.
Speaker 3: Good times. Can't hitchhike. Now, I wouldn't recommend it, but
Speaker 3: back then I could, and that that was an interesting experience.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you.
Speaker 1: Let's see, so there's a couple of questions about anxiety.
Speaker 1: I think we went over this last time though, with
Speaker 1: the because that's not really a generic thing, really, I mean,
Speaker 1: is it. That's not that's not something that you would
Speaker 1: you would have to have more than just anxiety. You'd
Speaker 1: have to have like what causes it and all those
Speaker 1: other details before you could really get right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Well, frequently the overarching anxious condition will be relieved
Speaker 3: by the ninety essential nutrients because when you are anxious,
Speaker 3: you burn through your B vitamins and you burn through magnesium,
Speaker 3: and when those things become depleted, your anxiety gets much worse.
Speaker 3: So when you put that stuff back in, you know,
Speaker 3: the anxiety goes from a ten to a five. But
Speaker 3: my experience with anxiety is that you know, most of
Speaker 3: the time you'll need you need a different or an
Speaker 3: adjunctive treatment in order to get on the other side
Speaker 3: of a one hundred percent. The best treatment for anxiety
Speaker 3: is homeopathy.
Speaker 1: Right, and then that's why.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that has to be individualized, but you can
Speaker 3: do a lot to take the edge off with the
Speaker 3: ninety right.
Speaker 1: I would think the asco effects specific specifically, right, I mean,
Speaker 1: obviously want minerals.
Speaker 3: But yeah, and the Good Herbs Nerve support wonderful for this,
Speaker 3: So there's a lot that you can do generically.
Speaker 1: Did you have any hand in helping the Good IRBs
Speaker 1: guys get get in touch with the young because they
Speaker 1: seem like, you know, the two perfect things that come together.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, So the Good Herbs Company is the best
Speaker 3: manufacturer of botanical medicines in the world. There's one for
Speaker 3: over the counter. There's one company in Sedona, Arizona that
Speaker 3: does as good a job as they do, but the
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Speaker 3: wildcrafted herbs, they only use herbs that grow in the
Speaker 3: part of the world where they should.
Speaker 1: Grow, right, Right, So they're indigenous to the area rather
Speaker 1: than being transplanted.
Speaker 3: And gotcha, they harvest them at a particular time in
Speaker 3: the growth cycle. And then there they use one hundred
Speaker 3: proof alcohol, which is super expensive, by the way, to
Speaker 3: extract the constituents. Most companies use eighty proof or fifty proof.
Speaker 3: They use one hundred proof.
Speaker 1: Takes it does more of the extract, the stronger it is,
Speaker 1: the better the results.
Speaker 3: Right. Yeah. Plus there's a certain amount of time that
Speaker 3: the macerated herb has to sit in the alcohol in
Speaker 3: order to get more bang for the buck, you know.
Speaker 3: And I'm making up numbers here. Let's say it's three weeks. Okay,
Speaker 3: just made that number up. Most companies that make botanicals
Speaker 3: they'll do it for three days instead of three weeks
Speaker 3: because they need volume, right, right, They got to they
Speaker 3: got to make more product.
Speaker 1: And I've also heard that they knew they think that
Speaker 1: they're accelerating the process by doing it like a heating
Speaker 1: and cooling and heating and cooling as well.
Speaker 3: That's right, Yeah, that's right, And good herbs doesn't do that.
Speaker 3: And so because of these details, details matter in the
Speaker 3: production of a vitamin or you know, an herbal supplement.
Speaker 3: They get their way better there. I mean, that's a
Speaker 3: it's a remarkably good botanical medicine line. But no, I
Speaker 3: had nothing to do with any of it. The only
Speaker 3: thing that I had to do with any of it
Speaker 3: is the guy that was the president of the company.
Speaker 3: He had a a gastro he had a GI condition
Speaker 3: for like a long time that he like went to
Speaker 3: thirty other practitioners and none of them could fix it.
Speaker 3: And no, he was in the community like he's he's
Speaker 3: a botanical medicine salesman. He knew everybody right, right, and
Speaker 3: I fixed it in I think fourteen days.
Speaker 1: Wow, is that to the end? And nutrition?
Speaker 3: Or I know it was just the ninety plus.
Speaker 1: It's awesome. It's people, I'm telling you. So let me
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Speaker 1: some kind of idea of how to use the site?
Speaker 3: Well, the so if you go to if you go
Speaker 3: back to the site and you click on member content
Speaker 3: menu and you go to new content at the very
Speaker 3: top right, that's how to access. So this is where
Speaker 3: people go when they log in. When you become a
Speaker 3: member and then you log into my website, you are
Speaker 3: automatically taken to this page and it tells you right
Speaker 3: there how to access your membership content. But if you
Speaker 3: scroll down you'll see first steps. If you do not
Speaker 3: have a diagnosis and you want to learn how to
Speaker 3: make yourself healthy, do this, do this, do this, and
Speaker 3: do this. If you have been diagnosed with something and
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Speaker 3: It's really pretty easy and and that what people will
Speaker 3: find on my website is hope and inspiration and clinically
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Speaker 3: This is not flavor of the month that kinasia cures everything.
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Speaker 3: This is science based, clinically verified therapeutics. You know, based
Speaker 3: on thirty six years of my experience plus I mean
Speaker 3: a total of hundreds of years of collected experience from
Speaker 3: my colleagues. I'm like the lens that all of this
Speaker 3: gets filtered through. I don't know how that happened, but
Speaker 3: it did happen. I'm the only one in my profession
Speaker 3: that's you know, really like vocal and has a presence
Speaker 3: on social media. I'm the only one that's doing it
Speaker 3: in the world, so it was kind of a big deal.
Speaker 1: Destonestion on my website. That's kind of a I think
Speaker 1: it almost like is reflective of what you were talking
Speaker 1: about with the homeopathy and neutropathic medicine kind of being
Speaker 1: overtaken by other entities and other forces, because if they
Speaker 1: were really aware of what they're involved in as far
Speaker 1: as you know homeopathy, if they really had a good
Speaker 1: grasp on what they were doing, you would want to
Speaker 1: share this with everybody and shout it as loud as
Speaker 1: you could.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And also, you know, I mean, I don't know, man,
Speaker 3: it's just my personality, you know, it's kind of baked
Speaker 3: into the cake that I'm not going to shut up
Speaker 3: about it. So it's just a it's a confluence of events. Well,
Speaker 3: here comes doctor Glitton in thirty six years doing alternative stuff,
Speaker 3: and now more and more people want to know about
Speaker 3: alternative stuff. Okay, well let's go here. I am you
Speaker 3: should just listen to me and not listen to anybody
Speaker 3: else basically.
Speaker 1: And there's nothing wrong with that. Yeah, you you go
Speaker 1: a way back to Samuel Christian Henman. You know, you
Speaker 1: you bring in all the people who had something remarkable
Speaker 1: to share with everyone, and you incorporate that, and what
Speaker 1: you do, it's it's a it's it's the evolution of
Speaker 1: all that being preserved by you. And I don't know
Speaker 1: of anybody else who's doing that.
Speaker 3: Well, somebody has, somebody has to be number one. So
Speaker 3: I do my best to tell the truth about these things, right.
Speaker 1: And and hope is the thing that you talk about
Speaker 1: because like what you just mentioned is because most people
Speaker 1: don't think that there is an alternative, like is there
Speaker 1: another way of looking at this problem? Is there another
Speaker 1: way to fix it? They don't even consider there being
Speaker 1: one because the doctor's the doctor, you know, right, and.
Speaker 3: The doctor doesn't know. I mean, it's like the guys
Speaker 3: at Harvard, they didn't know they went to Harvard. For
Speaker 3: goodness sakes, they were going to Harvard Medical Hospital. Doesn't
Speaker 3: get any better than that, and they didn't know how
Speaker 3: to fix asthma in a nine year old girl. You
Speaker 3: got to be kidding me, so right, right, I already
Speaker 3: said it, go ahead.
Speaker 1: I don't say if so. People you hear about the
Speaker 1: Nine Essentials, where what what landing page on this site,
Speaker 1: would you go to to find the Eiffel Health link.
Speaker 3: So if you so, all right, so go to member
Speaker 3: content menu, m all right, click on health Recovery protocols. Okay,
Speaker 3: scroll up, click on any illness in the list. Just
Speaker 3: pick one randomly, just big one. No, not that one, okay,
Speaker 3: So just keep scrolling. Okay, MD cause, md RX, md cause.
Speaker 1: Keep going, keep going, right, deficiency discussion.
Speaker 3: Discussion, keep going, keep going, my rx.
Speaker 1: And then you just clean in addition to the yeah,
Speaker 1: I just click that alright, Sorry, didn't mean Oh, there
Speaker 1: you go. And that's the ninety essentials and you just
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Speaker 1: Here a couple of things that you brought up in
Speaker 1: the in the past, luco jail sunds like could be
Speaker 1: something that would be a better anyway. The ones that
Speaker 1: you don't see on here, you just call in. Like
Speaker 1: if you if you're recommended something by doctor Glyndon, if
Speaker 1: you speak with him or I know need these uh
Speaker 1: options that you have to talk to him, then you
Speaker 1: should you should just contact Eiffel Health directly and see you.
Speaker 1: I'm sure they have, it just might not be something
Speaker 1: as common on the site. So they have the bullet
Speaker 1: points of the things that you most people are gonna need.
Speaker 3: It's always better to call them because the company that they,
Speaker 3: you know, are distributors. For every month they have like
Speaker 3: a new promotion like this product will be on sale
Speaker 3: or two for one or whatever, and that's not going
Speaker 3: to be on the website or free shipping or whatever.
Speaker 3: So you should always call the number when you're ordering
Speaker 3: because you'll you'll probably get to save money if you
Speaker 3: do that.
Speaker 1: That's a really good idea. Yeah, you know, I think
Speaker 1: I might have to make ih'e call here soon. I've
Speaker 1: just ran out of my as GEOFX and it's about
Speaker 1: time I get a get a whole round of things again.
Speaker 1: So I can tell the difference. I can definitely tell
Speaker 1: the difference. And it's not psychosomatic. I can tell when
Speaker 1: I like I have these these the energy points. But
Speaker 1: when I'm taking the minerals and I'm doing the ostio
Speaker 1: and I got the the tankage jury and I don't
Speaker 1: have that problem, it's not as profound at least. I mean,
Speaker 1: it might be something else going on with me that's
Speaker 1: kind of holding it down. Could be toxins, could be anything,
Speaker 1: but it could be all the lights and radiation I
Speaker 1: have around me for four hours a day when I'm
Speaker 1: sitting in this chair.
Speaker 3: Who knows, it could be What are the things that
Speaker 3: I'm going to start getting into. But I've never really
Speaker 3: done this in my life, but I'm going to start
Speaker 3: getting into the habit of going for a twenty minute
Speaker 3: walk after dinner because I'm pretty sure that's kind of
Speaker 3: helped the digestion process. I've got a bunch of colleagues
Speaker 3: that do that and they swear by it. So I'm
Speaker 3: going to start doing that and I'll walk yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, smart. And anytime being out in the sun I
Speaker 1: think is also good too, because we can get locked
Speaker 1: into our little world and our things and things, feeling
Speaker 1: like we have stuff we have to get done and accomplished.
Speaker 1: But then the day passes and another beautiful sunny day
Speaker 1: is gone. I think the time out there reconnecting we'll
Speaker 1: do a lot for you too.
Speaker 3: You know, there's a discipline, well it's not a discipline.
Speaker 3: There's a In Japan, medical doctors can prescribe and there's
Speaker 3: a term in Japanese for it. I forget what it is,
Speaker 3: but it's called forest walking. The doctor will prescribe it
Speaker 3: for the patient. You have to do thirty minutes of
Speaker 3: forest walking every day, which means you got to go
Speaker 3: and hang out in nature for half an hour every day.
Speaker 3: It's doctor's orders. You got to do this because being
Speaker 3: in nature helps a lot of different things. Just being
Speaker 3: in nature. Don't have to do anything. Don't have to
Speaker 3: climb the tree, you don't have to hunt the snake,
Speaker 3: don't have to you know, go down the white water.
Speaker 3: You know, level five in the kayak. You just have
Speaker 3: to hang out in nature that sit underneath a tree.
Speaker 3: And it's a prescription in Japan. So it's quite remarkable.
Speaker 1: Sure. Yeah, you know the thing I we have an
Speaker 1: issue without here is just finding green grass to put
Speaker 1: our bare feet into because we're in the desert. Right
Speaker 1: it's uh that grounding thing's gotta has a has a
Speaker 1: component to it as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Plus, you don't want to step on a scorpion.
Speaker 1: Right yeah, or scorched earth, and you don't have any
Speaker 1: skin on the bottom of your foot anymore. So how
Speaker 1: are you on time?
Speaker 3: You good?
Speaker 1: There's time too.
Speaker 3: I didn't even lot only look at my calendar. I
Speaker 3: honestly don't know.
Speaker 1: You probably have some things going on and being a
Speaker 1: Wednesday and another Thursday, Thursday's usually and Tomorrow night. Right,
Speaker 1: it's the evening show. It's the Evening Q and.
Speaker 3: A yes, Tomorrow night is the Evening Q and a no,
Speaker 3: Tomorrow night Tomorrow at eleven A Central time is morning.
Speaker 1: Tuesdays, although evening ones, got it, Yeah.
Speaker 3: That was last night. So no, I have a I
Speaker 3: have a consult in like ten minutes.
Speaker 1: I got a bounce all righty, sir, Thank you so
Speaker 1: much for your time, and we'll we'll we'll go get
Speaker 1: back on the on the better format next time and
Speaker 1: whatever works.
Speaker 3: Man, keep me in the loop.
Speaker 1: It's always a pleasure, absolutely, sir. Thank you so much
Speaker 1: for your time.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Guys. The website is right here, all right, So I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go to it and I'll walk you through it.
Speaker 1: So do the entire screen thing again, so we do
Speaker 1: the share that was doctor Peter Glidden special guest. And
Speaker 1: so if you're on Rumble, hey, you can't really do
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Speaker 1: when you look on here, you just we call medical mythbusting.
Speaker 1: And as you see, it still is in the in
Speaker 1: the UURL. The twelve bad Foods is a really important
Speaker 1: thing to get grasp on I personally, So this isn't
Speaker 1: doctor Glitten saying. So I want to I want to
Speaker 1: clarify that this between there's a different things. But I'm
Speaker 1: saying and what he says, okay, not that he would argue.
Speaker 1: I don't think too much with this. It's just I
Speaker 1: don't want to put words in his mouth either. But
Speaker 1: the twelve bad foods, I personally, I know that I
Speaker 1: have a certain issue when it comes to sugars and starches, right, Like,
Speaker 1: I will get puffy faced, I'll get run down, I'll
Speaker 1: get you know, and then and sugar does rip your
Speaker 1: nutrients away, that does crash your immune system, according to
Speaker 1: people who think that there's an immune system.
Speaker 3: Right, So.
Speaker 1: I try to stay away from a lot of sugars.
Speaker 1: I try to stay away from fruit toast as well.
Speaker 1: I don't like to do like there'll be there's times
Speaker 1: and place for everything, right if you need fruit, Like
Speaker 1: I think the reason why fruit doesn't grow in the
Speaker 1: winter is because you're not supposed to have it every
Speaker 1: time all the time. Right, You're not supposed to be
Speaker 1: a freetarian because in the in the world without grocery stores,
Speaker 1: you wouldn't be able to be all year round and
Speaker 1: most climates. So it's one of those things where in
Speaker 1: the time time where there's a plenty fruit toase is available,
Speaker 1: fruits are available because this is the time to pack
Speaker 1: on the weight because the winters will be harsh and
Speaker 1: food will be scarce. So there's a balance and a
Speaker 1: method to the madness. There right a method to nature,
Speaker 1: a better way to say that. But I don't think
Speaker 1: it's something they should year round do. And I don't
Speaker 1: think being fruititarian necessarily is the greatest thing either, because
Speaker 1: you need your cholesterol, you need, you need, you know,
Speaker 1: all that stuff things that can and come from eating fats.
Speaker 1: So personally, I usually just do I don't try to
Speaker 1: say keto, but I don't. I try to say away
Speaker 1: from carbs and sugar personally. In addition to this, well
Speaker 1: bad foods getting rid of those and it kind of
Speaker 1: does one and the same thing because instead of me
Speaker 1: going for a gluten free noodle, I just stay away
Speaker 1: from them all, you know, I stay away from the
Speaker 1: carbs period, so that eliminates most of the bad foods.
Speaker 1: I don't cook with bottled oils because of the oxidation.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Sure, but also because anytime you heat an oil, it's
Speaker 1: not good for you. It's not butter, cook with butter,
Speaker 1: cook with tallow, cook with bacon grease that you produce
Speaker 1: when you're cooking bacon previously. And some will say, you know,
Speaker 1: without the nitrates, if you can afford that and just
Speaker 1: keep it simple. When I do eggs, I throw butter,
Speaker 1: salted butter in the plan one of those. I'm sure
Speaker 1: killing me slowly. Nonstick nonstick surfaces, you know, there's a
Speaker 1: lot of things to consider and when it comes to health,
Speaker 1: like what kind of chemicals are being off gassed when
Speaker 1: you're heating up this piece of metal that has this
Speaker 1: liner on it. Who knows? And is that flaking off
Speaker 1: into your food? Did you accidentally use a fork or
Speaker 1: something that could scratch that surface instead of using a
Speaker 1: plastic spatula. There's so many things you have to consider,
Speaker 1: but the tell bad foods. Getting rid of those is
Speaker 1: a big step towards that, you know, getting your head
Speaker 1: wrapped around this stuff. The other thing is the Dindie
Speaker 1: essentials that are right here. I know that was long winded,
Speaker 1: but that's who I am. Okay, and these things in
Speaker 1: the liquid form now CUFX and plant to ride minerals. Awesome,
Speaker 1: all right, the FA plus that's your essential fatty acids,
Speaker 1: and then the tanky tangerine for the multivetin mineral complex.
Speaker 1: Now this one right here, it's so thick in the
Speaker 1: way that it's manufactured that a lot of times the bottle,
Speaker 1: even if it's almost empty, will feel still kind of
Speaker 1: like it has some weight to it because it's stuck
Speaker 1: probably all on the outside or like within the inside
Speaker 1: of it, right clinging to it because it's such nice,
Speaker 1: thick calcium magnesium.
Speaker 3: Sulf of it.
Speaker 1: So what I do, because I have the hot water
Speaker 1: spout option on my little water cooler jug thing, is
Speaker 1: I'll fill it up to maybe that line or a
Speaker 1: little bit more water with hot water, shake it up
Speaker 1: really really really good, and then put it back in
Speaker 1: the fridge, and I get like an extra quarter to
Speaker 1: another half a bottle out of it because there's so
Speaker 1: much much it's I mean, it doesn't flavor wise, I'm
Speaker 1: sure it's a little deluded, but flavor wise, you can't
Speaker 1: really even tell the difference because it's so thick that stuff, right,
Speaker 1: So you get a little bit, you don't you don't
Speaker 1: waste any it's the point and that's a that's a
Speaker 1: that's a little little, you know, hack for you. But yeah,
Speaker 1: I would I would call Eiffele Health. Here's Eiffel Health
Speaker 1: right here. You click this link and then there should
Speaker 1: be a number rate there and the extension one on
Speaker 1: one is another uh detail you might want to write down.
Speaker 1: I would prefer personally not to take the osteo effects
Speaker 1: in the powder, but rather in the liquid form. That's
Speaker 1: just me though. Alrighty, hey, I mean we know that guy,
Speaker 1: all right, So there we go. Now let's get back
Speaker 1: into this reading here reading rainbow.
Speaker 3: We're good. We're good.
Speaker 1: So that was that was a cool tree. We gotta
Speaker 1: we got to put it right in the middle of
Speaker 1: the show then. But I'm gonna make sure the next
Speaker 1: time I'm not even this rumble studio because it screws
Speaker 1: things up. So here we are, and how how deep
Speaker 1: a time are we in? I just gonna check that
Speaker 1: real quick? Two twenty nine. I can give another hour.
Speaker 1: I guess I wanted to get a little bit further today.
Speaker 1: But tis with tis uh suit or Abele is found
Speaker 1: in the dramatic dramatic eda, which has been called the
Speaker 1: speech of sigurds or Ifo or Eve, Gun's mother, Sigurd
Speaker 1: being an extended form of sig. Title of thor Sigurd
Speaker 1: is sig. These names should make sense, It should be familiar,
Speaker 1: and it should all start to make a whole lot
Speaker 1: of sense. Gun is called in this text a helmet,
Speaker 1: and gun or gun are also sig the minor sig
Speaker 1: being a usual title of his father, as we have
Speaker 1: seen Gun or Gone or Caine right remember Gun ev
Speaker 1: or the mother or Gwenevere or Eve. He rode up
Speaker 1: toward the Hins Fell and stood south to frack Land.
Speaker 1: At the fell he saw the mikel light seeming as
Speaker 1: fire burning and gleaming up to heaven. When he came near,
Speaker 1: there stood Shieldberg, and up he went to that mark,
Speaker 1: going in the saw. Going in he saw there was.
Speaker 1: He saw there the lewde man and the serpent with
Speaker 1: all Harry's weapons. That's wounded. Right here, the pros prologue
Speaker 1: becomes cropt and account, and the account of the combat
Speaker 1: is wanting. The opening stanza of the Atla discloses young
Speaker 1: Gun awakening from a swoon after a combat with Edenite Baldar.
Speaker 1: Gun Ar awaking from a swoon, quotes, what is this
Speaker 1: beating burning in my brow? Have I been sleeping? Why
Speaker 1: is my cloak off me? And I pale and needy?
Speaker 1: He then swore sig the minor Burr's son shamefully slit
Speaker 1: art thou afar. So he says, hey, sig minor Burr's
Speaker 1: son shamefully slit thou art afar. It is which wretched
Speaker 1: ravens land? What weighs me? A warrior of sig ur
Speaker 1: Dar or the father Ray? Long? Have I slapped? Long?
Speaker 1: Have I slumbered? Long? Have I lain? Low? Oh?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: To the inn or Dad for thy wheel, I was
Speaker 1: not mighty enough to brandish a blunt stave or spear.
Speaker 1: He wasn't tough enough to take down the bastard the
Speaker 1: wounded knight kne suckered by eve e fo or eve
Speaker 1: now appears, says the pros note, and gives him a
Speaker 1: small draft draft of mead from the horn. Then refreshed,
Speaker 1: gun ex claims Gunnar quote to Eve Hail dawn Hale
Speaker 1: days sends hell night and peaks well. He gets really
Speaker 1: happy on his leg.
Speaker 3: Are quick.
Speaker 1: Out of mine eyes? I see us to hither and
Speaker 1: see see the giving signs hail lords or Assa's hail
Speaker 1: asen of ere hail. I see thy worth menifold in
Speaker 1: this field, tell and gift us with the merry man
Speaker 1: married man wit too, and may thy healing hands tend
Speaker 1: me all my life. She Eve adds a descriptive text.
Speaker 1: Is named Sigurd Sigrid sigadure are sigatur Efa, and was
Speaker 1: formerly a valker like valkyrie's right, she said, reminding him.
Speaker 1: Eve quotes, I fight between two kings on their borders,
Speaker 1: one the hooded serpent chief, the other the helmeted gunnar.
Speaker 1: He that was the old one was the much vexer
Speaker 1: of the enn Balderloki Abel and the warrior of Ode
Speaker 1: of the n He is called Sigri little sig Then
Speaker 1: the hooded one baited his easygoing brother, who was a
Speaker 1: white in the w Ijhd in the field, quite willing
Speaker 1: to accept. No ye yet the Eta know ye yet
Speaker 1: at all. Eve. In parts King Adam's Ten Commandments, this
Speaker 1: is interesting to Gunn Cain or Gowan Eve, as priestess
Speaker 1: of Adam's Roanapple Solar Cult. She is the priestess of
Speaker 1: the Roan Apple Solar Cult. Now that she's been baptized
Speaker 1: into it. Remember he had we have seen that Eve,
Speaker 1: the chief vessel priestess of Eden, on forsaking Eden with
Speaker 1: its demonest serpent religion of Hell to marry Adam and Cappadocia,
Speaker 1: was taunted by the matriarch l or Heidi or Elu,
Speaker 1: the evil god, right though she's not God, with being
Speaker 1: a proselytized Heidi of the Rowan Apple tree, that is,
Speaker 1: a priestess of Adam Thorp's rival and infinitely superior solo
Speaker 1: religion of Heaven. Infinitely superior solo religion of Heaven. We
Speaker 1: then find Eve. I. Remember heaven is Himen, that's the
Speaker 1: place that they resigne. We then find Eve after her
Speaker 1: marriage with Adam, is formerly installed by the latter as
Speaker 1: Heidi of the Rowan Apple and the Aida, priestess of
Speaker 1: the Samerians to the Gossia in Adam's capital in Vidara.
Speaker 1: So apparently Heidi. If she's Heidi of the Rowan Apple
Speaker 1: and her name's SAIDI, that's a title, not a name, right,
Speaker 1: Heidi Eve, not Heidi Naturechel the Sorceress. So it gets confusing.
Speaker 1: Right of the Rowan Ruins is height the she goat
Speaker 1: or Goth that stands in the Riyan's father hall, the
Speaker 1: Rian Father's hall, and bites off the limes of the
Speaker 1: wisdom tree and fills her shapely jar. She scales out
Speaker 1: the Baptist's mead. Interesting the wine that never wanes. And
Speaker 1: I wonder why that's an important aspect of all these
Speaker 1: religions in the wine, Eve as Idonna of the Life
Speaker 1: apples or Athene. So where do they think they got
Speaker 1: the apple, because it wasn't written in the other book. Yeah,
Speaker 1: probably from here. Never it's always been an apple, right,
Speaker 1: They always talk about apple, and then they said, oh,
Speaker 1: it's a figure. So they never actually said it was
Speaker 1: an apple or fig. They just said fruit.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: In this capacity as dispenser of the life, giving apples
Speaker 1: to the Goths from their sacred tree, Eve is disclosed
Speaker 1: as the historical human origin of Eden, the lady of
Speaker 1: the basket of apples of the later pros Eda. This
Speaker 1: title of Donna or Iduna, which she bears in several
Speaker 1: of the eddas or there's a theene Eve as Athene
Speaker 1: is derived, as I have shown, from the Samerian priestess
Speaker 1: title of Aduini or Etuini, now disclosed as the Samerian
Speaker 1: source of the Greek name and functions of Athene, the
Speaker 1: patron mother goddess of the Greeks, who, like Eve, was
Speaker 1: an Amazonian. And we have seen that Eve suckered a
Speaker 1: wounded and distressed young knight, like Athene also did. Her
Speaker 1: name is her name as Epha or evi gunn Guinevere
Speaker 1: seems also to be the basis of the late Greek
Speaker 1: myth of Efi Genia the vestal nyph, the vestal nymph
Speaker 1: of the cruel mother goddess Artemis. Did you know that
Speaker 1: artemist was a mother goddess? Did you know that Artemis
Speaker 1: is a compositive this much older human who is the
Speaker 1: high priestess of the Saturn moon colt of the Edenites.
Speaker 1: That's l l is Artemis who demanded human sacrifices, oh
Speaker 1: surprise price. And if Epho or Eve had been a
Speaker 1: vestal of the eden cult, young Khan or Caine we
Speaker 1: have seen, had been taught in his boyhood his mother's
Speaker 1: his mother Eve's ruins or maxims, as well as the
Speaker 1: older ruins of Eden and the Rowan ruins of his father.
Speaker 1: We now find that after rescuing him and imparting charms
Speaker 1: for victory in battle, et cetera. His mother imparted it
Speaker 1: to him his father's his father Adam's ten Commandments as
Speaker 1: a sort of Adamite confession of faith, the ten Commandments
Speaker 1: of adam Thorn on the duty of love. These ten
Speaker 1: commandments of adam Thor are called hug runs. Hug literal
Speaker 1: literally means affection, love, or good heart, and it could
Speaker 1: also mean like having or holding, I think, and obviously
Speaker 1: holding is hugs, right, but this in a different menth
Speaker 1: in a different way way with the idea of hugging
Speaker 1: in friendship and love. And it is also defined as sincerely, sincerity,
Speaker 1: and courage. So it's used in different ways because we
Speaker 1: hope that that over to the end in hugging our
Speaker 1: arrival or whatever.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: It's like it's there's different ways that it's used, and
Speaker 1: it makes you say, okay, what does that mean? Doesn't
Speaker 1: mean like accepting, embracing, you know, inviting or welcoming in
Speaker 1: kind of all that? Yeah, right, And these commandments or
Speaker 1: maxims are interpreted as religious rules of righteousness, love, and duty.
Speaker 1: We have seen that adam Thor's first message on his
Speaker 1: advent was the message of brotherly love, and these commandments
Speaker 1: or consuls are expansions of that.
Speaker 2: Of that.
Speaker 1: Message. It is stated that the saying or repeating of them,
Speaker 1: or even the heart of them in silence, committed the
Speaker 1: sayer or hero to their observance. They thus seem, along
Speaker 1: with Thorpe's baptism of water by a right wholly unknown
Speaker 1: to the Hebrews in the Old Testament, and essentially of
Speaker 1: the gentile religion of the Sun Cross. That I was
Speaker 1: actually clearing my throat, But it was a perfect time
Speaker 1: for one of those to have formed part of the
Speaker 1: initiation into King Adam Thor's new ethical religion of the Cross. Baptism.
Speaker 1: Baptism baptism was a part of the initiation into the
Speaker 1: King Adam's new ethical religion of the Cross. Atoms as
Speaker 1: an atom thoris, and this predates any of the other
Speaker 1: by almost two thousand years.
Speaker 3: So there you have it.
Speaker 1: In eleventh uh and eleventh is added to in the
Speaker 1: in the manuscript, But okay, and eleventh is added in
Speaker 1: the manuscript, but it's essentially the same as the tenth,
Speaker 1: and it is obviously an addition of later bards. The
Speaker 1: text is here translated literally as far as possible for
Speaker 1: the first time, Eve, who recites the verses to her
Speaker 1: son Gunn or Kane, thus speaks and give me a moment.
Speaker 1: We gotta do a little change up here. Just gotta
Speaker 1: do something quickly, very quickly. So we're just gonna go
Speaker 1: ahead and let me see we got what we have
Speaker 1: for options here. I don't want to if I play that,
Speaker 1: it might be a problem. It might be a problem.
Speaker 1: Fuck it, there was something. Did I get it already?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, here we go. This will be easy enough
Speaker 1: to just do. Let me get to it first, Sush.
Speaker 1: I'm not a huge fan of sometimes sometimes there's good information.
Speaker 1: I don't like the feminine voice at all of this person,
Speaker 1: but it is what it is. It's it's actually really
Speaker 1: irritating a lot of times, and some of the stuff
Speaker 1: that they come up with it's kind of shallow research.
Speaker 1: And then there's other times when they come up with
Speaker 1: really cool things, but they don't know how to piece
Speaker 1: it together right. But that's fine. At least are giving
Speaker 1: you details that you can go find it on your own.
Speaker 3: Right, So here you go.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna play this real quick as I go to
Speaker 1: some hopefully it keeps playing.
Speaker 14: Alledged connections between these deep underground faces. Supposedly, there's a
Speaker 14: network of high speed maglev trains running through deep underground
Speaker 14: tunnels connecting these and others across the country. Some people
Speaker 14: claim that you could travel from the East coast to
Speaker 14: the West coast in just a couple of hours using
Speaker 14: this secret subway system. Apparently it's not just in the US.
Speaker 14: There are reports of similar facilities all over the world,
Speaker 14: like the Pine Gap Facility in Australia. Officially it's a
Speaker 14: joint Defense space research facility, but there are theories that
Speaker 14: it goes miles deep into the earth in houses advanced
Speaker 14: Aelian technology. The thing is, with the boring technology that
Speaker 14: we have today, creating these vast underground networks isn't just possible,
Speaker 14: it's practical. Companies like Elon Musk, the boring Company, have
Speaker 14: shown how quickly and efficiently we can dig tunnels, and
Speaker 14: that's just the tech that they're showing us. Imagine what
Speaker 14: kind of advanced boring machines might existing classified military projects. Now,
Speaker 14: some of you may think that this underground boring tech
Speaker 14: is some new cutting edge stuff, But the crazy thing
Speaker 14: is people have been dreaming up and even trying to
Speaker 14: build these underground machines for over a century. In nineteen
Speaker 14: oh four, there was this guy named Piota Raskazov who
Speaker 14: was from Moscow, who designed what might have been the
Speaker 14: first underground self propelled combat unit. Unfortunately, his designs got
Speaker 14: lost during World War One, only to pop up later
Speaker 14: in Germany.
Speaker 1: Here's where it gets wild.
Speaker 8: There are alleged.
Speaker 14: Connections between these deep underground faces. Supposedly there's a network
Speaker 14: of high speed maglev trains running through deep underground tunnels
Speaker 14: connecting these domes and others across the country. Some people
Speaker 14: claim that you could travel from the East coast to
Speaker 14: the West coast in just a couple of hours using
Speaker 14: this secret subway system. Apparently it's not just in the US.
Speaker 14: There are reports of similar facilities all over the world,
Speaker 14: like the Pine Gap Facility in Australia. Officially it's a
Speaker 14: Joint Defense space research facility, but there are theories that
Speaker 14: it goes miles deep into the earth in houses advanced
Speaker 14: alien technology. Thing is, with the boring technology that we
Speaker 14: have today, creating these vast underground networks isn't just possible,
Speaker 14: it's practical. Companies like Elon Musk the Boring Company, have
Speaker 14: shown how quickly and efficiently. We can dig tunnels. And
Speaker 14: that's just the tech that they're showing us. Imagine what
Speaker 14: kind of advanced boring machines might existing classified military projects. Now,
Speaker 14: some of you may think that this underground boring tech
Speaker 14: is some new cutting edge stuff, But the crazy thing
Speaker 14: is people have been dreaming up and even trying to
Speaker 14: build these underground machines for over a century. In nineteen
Speaker 14: oh four, there was this guy named Piota Rasquazov who
Speaker 14: was from Moscow, who designed what might have been the
Speaker 14: first underground self propelled combat unit. Unfortunately, his designs got
Speaker 14: lost during World War One. Only the pop up later
Speaker 14: in Germany.
Speaker 1: Here's where it's Okay, so I did go over mother one.
Speaker 1: Sorry about that, all right? Good for Germany for having that.
Speaker 1: Did they make any use of it? Did they win
Speaker 1: the war? Unfortunately? No? Okay, uh, we're back. I just
Speaker 1: heard something bark, My chair barked. My dog's behind me. Okay,
Speaker 1: Eve quotes hug runs, Love runs. Shouldst thou know if
Speaker 1: thou wouldst be gooder than the swains of common men?
Speaker 1: I think swines. I think swined, but I'm sure that's
Speaker 1: not what they mean. Now, shalt thou choose whether I
Speaker 1: be silent or bid me. These wedded moral weapons launch
Speaker 1: at the These wedded weapons launch at these, saying these
Speaker 1: or hearing them in silence, handcuffs thyself to.
Speaker 2: Hug.
Speaker 1: Hug remem everybody said hug was right. Hug runs literally
Speaker 1: means affection, love, good heart, hugging our friendship is is
Speaker 1: in friendship, and love is defined a sincerity and courage. Okay,
Speaker 1: just to reiterate saying these or hearing them in silence,
Speaker 1: handcuffs thyself to hug. All are from the mind of
Speaker 1: METI miof Mithra or Adam.
Speaker 11: So.
Speaker 1: They're they're quitting Mithra to Adam soor so. Real guy.
Speaker 1: Everybody with his Frisian cab Phrygian not Frisian flinch this
Speaker 1: has gotten of your or oh wait, no this is gotten.
Speaker 1: This is the sun sorry or kane flinch? Not will
Speaker 1: I even thou I knew I was death fated. I
Speaker 1: was not born a coward, blade thy loving counsels. All
Speaker 1: I will cherish, all I will keep. Okay, sometimes I
Speaker 1: don't need to read those other ones. It makes it
Speaker 1: more confusing. So long as I shall live this, I
Speaker 1: counsel thee Firstly, says Eve that thou with thy friends
Speaker 1: blameless be even though they keeve sides against thee scathe
Speaker 1: not in gore. Don't kill your friends even if they
Speaker 1: talk shit about it. Right, that will duly speak when
Speaker 1: thou art dead, Thou'll douly speak for the Even though
Speaker 1: this I counseled the Another, that thou swear no oath?
Speaker 1: What are these other people about? Contracts? Contracts, contracts, submit
Speaker 1: click even on the computer, right the agreement, terms of service.
Speaker 1: It's all fucking contract everything that's their goddamn law, their
Speaker 1: man laws, their bullshit laws everything. Reduce it back down
Speaker 1: to common law. Cause no harm. Throway the fucking contracts.
Speaker 3: Your man.
Speaker 1: A man's word is a man's word. And you don't
Speaker 1: even know need to know my identity, and I don't
Speaker 1: need to show you a fucking picture. How about that
Speaker 1: this I counseled thee Another, that thou swear no oath
Speaker 1: unless thou knowest it to be true? Grimlind goes the
Speaker 1: tricky Ruffian. Yes, a harmful wretch is the pledge breaker?
Speaker 1: Would we just talk about with you know? The Mormons
Speaker 1: have a there's similar as attribute, don't they? To the
Speaker 1: Oa vase and how they can treacherously harm and treat
Speaker 1: other people not of their cults. And this is the
Speaker 1: true cult that they're all in, including the Christians and
Speaker 1: the Christians Iionists, not all of them. I'm not saying everybody,
Speaker 1: but the ones who are pro star of remp Flan
Speaker 1: flag out there in the Middle East most certainly are lost.
Speaker 1: This I console the thirdly, that thou in the thing court,
Speaker 1: that thou in the thin court deal not hardly against
Speaker 1: witless homeless helots. For a witless mouth may let out
Speaker 1: words worse than it quotes of or you know, means to.
Speaker 1: Not all confessions are wanted. If thou against him, Remember,
Speaker 1: let's go back to that real quick. This is what's
Speaker 1: fun about having these things. So tush used to express
Speaker 1: disapproval or something foolish or untrue. If thou against him, Tush,
Speaker 1: he'll think the midst the coward blade blades born. He'll
Speaker 1: think that you're miss the coward blade born, or soon
Speaker 1: for setting itself or soon for settling it himself, will say,
Speaker 1: hated are the words of a homeless people. Only the
Speaker 1: gods get justice. Then another day, for he'll fare and
Speaker 1: launch himself against the fancied listen liar, This I counsel.
Speaker 1: The fourthly, if I if a buyer or eden knight
Speaker 1: fortune teller, a buyer fortune teller or an eden kite
Speaker 1: blamefu will be in the way. Going on beyond is
Speaker 1: better than staying there, even though night overtake thee don't
Speaker 1: don't don't hang around in the near to these people
Speaker 1: at nighttime. Just get the hell away from them. Foresighted
Speaker 1: eyes are needed for our sons. Where skulking wolf wretches
Speaker 1: are in the way oft, where a baleful visage women
Speaker 1: stands near the beat beaten track, there's a sword diver,
Speaker 1: or even nite in the sedges, this I will so
Speaker 1: there's they're hiding in the bushes. These people are gonna
Speaker 1: treacherous little shit say a little slit your throat? Uh,
Speaker 1: this I console. The fifthly, when remember the cutthroats and
Speaker 1: bandits that we talked about in the discussion of the
Speaker 1: New history of the Jews with useless moons, the the
Speaker 1: hebrew sagas the people from the other side of the river,
Speaker 1: the other side of the What river these were or
Speaker 1: also what were they called? The habers? They were the
Speaker 1: cut thorast abandits. This ye, council. The fifthly, when thou
Speaker 1: seest fair unwedded brides on the benches, unwitted brides of
Speaker 1: eden kites on the benches, and silver leaked, and and
Speaker 1: silvery tongued, let them not rid thee of sleep, touch
Speaker 1: not the woman, nor kiss them. Stay away from the
Speaker 1: the possessed bitches. There there you go. The stay away
Speaker 1: from the crazy chicks that are all up into black magic.
Speaker 1: This icuonsl The sixthly, thou, though high words fair forth
Speaker 1: at ale banquet meets, still never deal scarlet drunk men
Speaker 1: with a doleful sword. Much wine steals the wits. Gibbling
Speaker 1: sayings over ale haven't hustled men to moody grievous grievous wrath,
Speaker 1: some to baleful death, some to baleful states manifold are
Speaker 1: the griefs to their affairs. So don't strike out an anger,
Speaker 1: don't get into bottom brawls, don't kill people over something
Speaker 1: that happens when you're drunk and stupid. Makes sense, This
Speaker 1: I counseled these. Seventhly, if thou hast a scathe, deal
Speaker 1: with huggable men or hell, it's tis better to brawl
Speaker 1: and burn outside than inside with odious staves. Better to
Speaker 1: fight it out than talk then then bitch it out.
Speaker 1: Basically right, it's better. It's better to fight it out
Speaker 1: than bitch it out. I like that this. I counseled
Speaker 1: the eighth Lee that thou shalt see no ill and
Speaker 1: forego fault speech, don't talk, don't lie, touch not a
Speaker 1: maid nor another man's wife, nor egg them on to shame.
Speaker 2: This.
Speaker 1: I counseled the Ninthly that thou an outcast. Save wherever
Speaker 1: thou findest one outside of fold, where there's a sick
Speaker 1: a sick dead, or sea dead or weapon dead man,
Speaker 1: thou shalt lave and garb him and lay him kempt
Speaker 1: and dried. You're in the kissed affairs, and bid him
Speaker 1: sweetly sleep.
Speaker 3: Give him a good.
Speaker 1: Burial, yeah, proper burial, or make sure that they're comfortable,
Speaker 1: if there are so left. I this iConsole the Tenthly
Speaker 1: that thou never trust pledged words of a wolf triber
Speaker 1: a drop, don't even trust them an inch, don't don't
Speaker 1: believe any of their swear, allegiance or pledges to you.
Speaker 1: This wolf tribe, he's what she's talking about. This Saturn
Speaker 1: wolf freaking cult this, I'm sorry. Serpent Wolf called the
Speaker 1: Saturn Moon colt the people that she came from. She
Speaker 1: knows them very well. She's a Goth, but she was
Speaker 1: like basically adopted by them them.
Speaker 3: Right, she was.
Speaker 1: The Amazonian women were part of their their their warrior class.
Speaker 1: Of these serpent of the serpent Wolf called. They did
Speaker 1: manipulate the minds of some people there to be and
Speaker 1: they you know that purple was pretty uh, it was
Speaker 1: pretty useful on the end of their arrows, right, especially
Speaker 1: for battle, the poisoning the people the poison arrow. Butout
Speaker 1: hast banned his brother or has filled his father. The
Speaker 1: wolf remains in the young son, though he may have
Speaker 1: been gladdened with gold, scars and hates. Think not of
Speaker 1: even think think not of even in sleep, nor hold
Speaker 1: them in thy arms, but wits and weapons everyone wants
Speaker 1: to fetch when they fare forth amidst the foreign people.
Speaker 1: I love you, said, thou never trust to play words
Speaker 1: of a wolf triber not a drop. So is the
Speaker 1: current popular belief that the Ten Commandments are the wood word.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, what the fuck did I just say? The
Speaker 1: Ten Commandments. The current popular belief that the Ten Commandments
Speaker 1: or the commandments are the word of God and were
Speaker 1: personally delivered by the latter to man. Engraved on stick
Speaker 1: tables of stone is seen to belong to the later
Speaker 1: priestly periods of the Babylonians, when King Thor had become
Speaker 1: deified as the Father God and his human origin had
Speaker 1: become more or less completely forgotten. And similarly, the belief
Speaker 1: that God formerly held converse with men, and especially with
Speaker 1: priests and prophets quote unquote is seen to be obviously
Speaker 1: founded partly on the superstitions of the oracular matriarchist weirds
Speaker 1: of fate as the hearers of the voice right crazy
Speaker 1: people doing drugs and rituals, and partly on a glimmering
Speaker 1: of the genuine tradition that the human original of the
Speaker 1: Father God, under his titles of ea Jah, Jupiter, Zeus
Speaker 1: and diagh Thor or Odin formerly held converse with man,
Speaker 1: but forgetful of the fact that this converse occurred at
Speaker 1: the period when he was still a human king and
Speaker 1: before his deification. So yeah, you talked to him because
Speaker 1: he was a guy. Adam Thorisberg attacked by the Edenites,
Speaker 1: a van under balder or abel, So no one's talked
Speaker 1: to God. Sorry, no one that you know, no one
Speaker 1: in those stupid fact books that we've been murdered by
Speaker 1: basically and continue to be murdered by because we're going
Speaker 1: fast off the cliff into hell and reset right now
Speaker 1: because of religiosity of the most ridiculous kind. The central
Speaker 1: lay resumes the narrative and tells because it's a death cult, guys,
Speaker 1: it is a death cult eschatology. They're concerned about the
Speaker 1: end of the world and how to get there quickly,
Speaker 1: quickly so they can talk to their little douche thing
Speaker 1: that they pretend is a real thing that they made
Speaker 1: up all the details for as they went and deleted
Speaker 1: all the real details of these people in the process.
Speaker 1: The central lay resumes the narrative and tells of the
Speaker 1: plotting of the Eden matriarch and her son Paramour Loki
Speaker 1: or the Wolf of Fen for an attack on adam
Speaker 1: Thor's capital, which they carry out. The Van tribe of
Speaker 1: Lake Van east of Karshmesh are the Pane foes of
Speaker 1: Indra in the Veda. Oh interesting, nice Eden Knights of
Speaker 1: Van plot an attack on So the same story in
Speaker 1: different lands isn't that interesting? But people will say, no,
Speaker 1: that's all mythology that didn't happen here. Well, no, but
Speaker 1: the people who are there are the ones who were
Speaker 1: all the their place at the time that they were
Speaker 1: telling the story, and it's their history, so they're they're
Speaker 1: showing and sharing and preserving their history. So then people
Speaker 1: look back, well, no, they didn't have those kings and
Speaker 1: in this, so this must be all mythology and and fantasy.
Speaker 1: Do you really think they wasted their time carving fantasy
Speaker 1: into the fucking rock or do you think maybe they
Speaker 1: were preserving their histories but they all fucking Stephen Kings
Speaker 1: that you're doing doing uh fiction novels. I think that
Speaker 1: was what was important of the very few people that
Speaker 1: could read and write. Yeah, okay, that's that's what it was.
Speaker 1: That's what it was. You guys, you got us fucking idiots. No,
Speaker 1: it's just because it has been transferred over to another culture,
Speaker 1: the new people being encountered by our people in a
Speaker 1: different place, where again, once again they're the culture creators,
Speaker 1: and they're the they're the leaders, they're the ruling class,
Speaker 1: and they're the ones who everyone benefits from having as
Speaker 1: leaders because they're they they enhance the lives of everyone
Speaker 1: on them with their renovations. They're just laws and all
Speaker 1: this other stuff that's kind of new to them and
Speaker 1: very very nice. East Sat She the old one in
Speaker 1: the cedar wood and fed the fen wolf's can. So
Speaker 1: they're talking about, uh, they talk about l or Heidi,
Speaker 1: the other Heidi or frig Elu, the devil to the
Speaker 1: sorceress michelle le May the wolf dries Mother. I say
Speaker 1: michelle o may a lot because Medeia and she has
Speaker 1: the purple on her fingers, I think pattooed onto her fingers,
Speaker 1: that creepy little lady that's like the stained fingers of
Speaker 1: the purple of the of the of the ceremonial drug,
Speaker 1: the ritual drug that has the venoms of the adder.
Speaker 1: They talk about the adder. And here the reason why
Speaker 1: they're called the serving calls, because they mess with snakes
Speaker 1: and their venom. The wolf drives mother in Egypt myth,
Speaker 1: she is also made the nourisher of cats and monkeys.
Speaker 1: So when you see all these fat statues and you're like, oh,
Speaker 1: these they like the fat chicks, and then they're no,
Speaker 1: they're probably not depicting a very nice person. Their chances
Speaker 1: are they're depicting this grotesque wizard woman, right, this sorceress woman,
Speaker 1: the warder of them all in the one is the one. Jesus,
Speaker 1: the waterer of them all is the one. Knock her down.
Speaker 1: The Moon's cults tie the ogre of the troll fiend's
Speaker 1: skin he fills. He fills the four quarters with fay, death,
Speaker 1: faded men riding over Reasons that uh see they call
Speaker 1: they call Thor Reason because they they're they're against reason, right,
Speaker 1: so they actually literally call it Reason's seat or Thor's
Speaker 1: or uh dominion. You know, his seat would be like
Speaker 1: his place of of influence, of control or power, right,
Speaker 1: so writing over Reasons seat, he reddens it. In drops
Speaker 1: of Gore, a sword becomes sunless until the summer after
Speaker 1: breaking all troth pledges, the sword becomes sunless until the
Speaker 1: summer after what's that a reference to? Huh he reddens
Speaker 1: it and drops of gore? That's pretty obvious, all right,
Speaker 1: waging warn causing, doing raids and stuff like that. Know
Speaker 1: you yet, the ETA know you yet at all? Storming
Speaker 1: of Adam Thorsburg? What is the home h O l
Speaker 1: M Mount named? Where shall blend? In the hurling battle?
Speaker 1: Suitor and the lords are assos together as oskop Knee.
Speaker 1: Is it named where all the skulking wolves shall fight
Speaker 1: the Goths of George Bill's roost bridge shall be broken
Speaker 1: as they the goths fourth fair, but they swim the
Speaker 1: muddy mirror, never build with one l was also the
Speaker 1: Baptist right Thor Adamsburg's attacked by the Edenites the battle,
Speaker 1: and after broken was the border wall of the asas
Speaker 1: Burg or the lord's Burg. The Vans knew kraft nao
Speaker 1: to break down the walls, but Odum of the inn
Speaker 1: flat flat darrows down on the folk and scattered them.
Speaker 1: That was the first folk fight, the first in the
Speaker 1: himen home the him and home never him and his
Speaker 1: semen and hit him in being. The place is on
Speaker 1: the mountains three one hundred feet above sea level, where
Speaker 1: the thorn his and Thor and his bros. Reside, probably
Speaker 1: have a citadel, probably have some sort of place that
Speaker 1: they can defend up there along with their banquet hall.
Speaker 1: Then go the rulers. And I say that their separate
Speaker 1: place is only simply because like, how does wouldn't just
Speaker 1: walk in there? If it's like a heavily fortified place
Speaker 1: that the same. You know that the banquet hall is
Speaker 1: also in you know what I mean? Like the citadel
Speaker 1: would be like the place of you know where you
Speaker 1: where you defend and you and you resist intrusion. But
Speaker 1: maybe the banquet hall with some other structure. Because he
Speaker 1: just walks right in. Then go the rulers all to
Speaker 1: their rock stools in parliament. They're great holy goths and
Speaker 1: got consoled together. Whether should the lords yield to suffer
Speaker 1: loss like yeah, just take it? Or should the goss
Speaker 1: all go war guild from the Eden knightes? Should we
Speaker 1: get all war crazy to get our should we get
Speaker 1: our war on? If we say all right, a piece
Speaker 1: was patched up with or without war guild and indemnity,
Speaker 1: for we shall find reference to a fresh peace packed.
Speaker 1: But Thor had constantly to defend his frontiers on the
Speaker 1: Eden border, as evidence in the next thing. So he's
Speaker 1: constantly being screwed with sounds like Poland and German lack
Speaker 1: of relations, doesn't it? Like keep on antagonizing, keep on
Speaker 1: breaking packs, keep on making packs, keep on breaking packs. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Adam Thor or George every doing everything you can to
Speaker 1: not have to annihilate these people. But they continued to
Speaker 1: abuse and murder for no reason. Adam Thor or George
Speaker 1: defends his Cappadocian and Silesian frontiers from the eaton of
Speaker 1: the Garden of Eden. The garden of Eden, Edenites assholes. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's where you have to remember, pieces of shit. Garden
Speaker 1: the Viden, not this wonderful place that they talk about.
Speaker 1: Not until after they were the scum was removed. Thor
Speaker 1: defense is Upper Euphrates frontier against the Garden of Eden.
Speaker 1: Against the Garden of Eden. I know that's that breaks
Speaker 1: people's heads a little bit right. The umer or Viemir River,
Speaker 1: which is specified in the Edda as guarded in the
Speaker 1: east by Adam Thor against the eden Kites, is undoubtedly
Speaker 1: the main channel of the Upper Euphrates on the extreme
Speaker 1: eastern border of Cappadocia and Armenia Minor. It rises from
Speaker 1: Ararat and flows along the north border of Lake Van
Speaker 1: and was called by the Greek Omyris, a name which
Speaker 1: equates with the Umor or Vimur of the Eda text,
Speaker 1: and significantly, the EDA fragment here cited actually calls Eden
Speaker 1: the garden of Viden iotna garda hold on I was
Speaker 1: then in the east and guarding the river. When they're
Speaker 1: set on me, the sons of the swear woulden with grit.
Speaker 1: They barred me, bardoned me. Yet it gained they no victory.
Speaker 1: Though no those so worthy yet had they to beg
Speaker 1: their freedom from me. Wax thou not no wax thout
Speaker 1: nott now smeir, for methinks, I'll weigh thy tide to
Speaker 1: the garden of the Veden. If thou wish to wax,
Speaker 1: then I'll wax all my lord might, even as high
Speaker 1: as Heaven or him in probably right once in thy
Speaker 1: company needed I my asam in the garden of Vedian Dan,
Speaker 1: Yelp and Grip were dnted by George the Red. Thou
Speaker 1: they wished to to heave me back to heaven, though
Speaker 1: they sorry, though they wished to heave me back to heaven.
Speaker 1: Thor defence is Slysian seaboard from Arizona, from Arizona from
Speaker 1: Amazonian ethen Nites, so Thor defence is Silysian seaboard from
Speaker 1: Amazonian and aden Kites. Another frontier place specified in the
Speaker 1: Eda as being defended by Thor against the Adonites is
Speaker 1: the famous ancient Silysian seaport of the Mediterranean or Leilas
Speaker 1: the modern day the modern Aias and the Aegea of
Speaker 1: the Greeks our Igea of the Greeks, near the mouth
Speaker 1: of the Paramis River. It is about one hundred and
Speaker 1: thirty miles west of Karshmish, the site of the Garden
Speaker 1: of Eden, and was a famous port of the Phoenicians,
Speaker 1: whose coins there are stamped with the goat, the emblem
Speaker 1: of the Goths, who were the first Phoenicians. Goths, not
Speaker 1: freaking Semites, who were discussingly practicing human trafficking and human sacrifice,
Speaker 1: not them, and laterally held by the Venetians, and was
Speaker 1: the port of debarkation of Marco Polo Marco, at the
Speaker 1: c end of the old caravan route through Armenia to China.
Speaker 1: And guess what, we were there too. We were in China.
Speaker 1: And that's what I wanted to show you, that thing
Speaker 1: showing you those caves that were carved out. But they
Speaker 1: took down the video. They took the video down. Maybe
Speaker 1: it's on the Mystery History Channel two. They have a
Speaker 1: second one. Maybe they put it on that one. I
Speaker 1: don't know what was so controversial about tunnels that they
Speaker 1: couldn't talk about I don't get it, and it was
Speaker 1: still associated with the tradition of Amazonian pirates, the bare
Speaker 1: sark brides of this Eda in Marco Polo's day, the
Speaker 1: bear stark brides of Eden. I battled at Lailah, so
Speaker 1: I'll call it because it's they see the CEO h
Speaker 1: l e s e y this ae yeah Laylas. They
Speaker 1: worked the worst wounds and welted all the people. The
Speaker 1: bear stark brides of Eden, which means the bear skinned
Speaker 1: Amazonian women I battled. They worked the worst wounds and
Speaker 1: welted all the people. They were badass Mofos. Thor defends
Speaker 1: the Hislesian seaboard she wolves were they put scarcely women.
Speaker 1: They scaled my ship which I had shored, hacked me
Speaker 1: with an iron club, and chased young Caine. Know you yet,
Speaker 1: the Eta know you yet at all. So these crazy chicks,
Speaker 1: large tall, fierce warriors not to be screwed with the
Speaker 1: difference between them and cloth threaded Thor and his Goths
Speaker 1: is that they are of this Edenite cult and are
Speaker 1: actually show shows shows such because they're wearing animal skins.
Speaker 1: That's more of the primitive dress of this cult. Of
Speaker 1: these people, their their their level of society and culture,
Speaker 1: which was a lack of culture. I don't think sorcery
Speaker 1: and witchcraft and in human sacrifice, child sacrifice and pharmakia
Speaker 1: isn't much of a culture. Everything else was deprived by
Speaker 1: from the people. The people were not allowed to even
Speaker 1: know there was any other way to live, kind of
Speaker 1: like they do in Korea. Right, So that he's saying
Speaker 1: he's getting his ass beat by some really maybe even
Speaker 1: hot maybe some hot checks. But they're just fierce warriors,
Speaker 1: kind of distracting, right when they're tract events, still killing you,
Speaker 1: wounding of Adam Thor by a stone weapon of balder,
Speaker 1: disclosing the ladder as set. Remember set? What was set? Hey? Hey,
Speaker 1: hold on, what's set? Saturn? Yeah, that's right, Saturn set
Speaker 1: yahweh ooh ouch yeah yeah, this is their god. Who
Speaker 1: are who are the Jews? Who are they? Descendants of
Speaker 1: these people right here? This wolf cult, this serpent wolf cult. Hey,
Speaker 1: they even kept the symbol of the caduceus all the
Speaker 1: way up to now where they're stupid pharmakee at bullshit
Speaker 1: magic practice that they call medical uh well the medical system,
Speaker 1: but it's allopathy, right, They don't like the word allopathy.
Speaker 1: That's why they that's why they don't ever address it
Speaker 1: as such, because it's a it's very easy to disprove
Speaker 1: that Galen didn't head his head up his ass, and
Speaker 1: opposites don't cure opposites, all right, and even in the
Speaker 1: event as a source of Okay, So here we go
Speaker 1: disclosing letters. Set the wolf fiend of the Egyptians, wolf
Speaker 1: fiend of the Egyptians is set. Set is Balder. Balder
Speaker 1: is able, okay, not a god, but deified and becomes
Speaker 1: even Saturn. And yahweh, that's who Balder is, everybody, yahweh.
Speaker 1: Isn't that something? The fall of the fiery stone wheel
Speaker 1: of Irish Scots and the event as the source of
Speaker 1: promestheus bound, So when Thorge it's wounded, the source of
Speaker 1: the Prometheus bound legend of the Greeks, of the British
Speaker 1: lion and Unicorn, because how dare you defend defy their
Speaker 1: demons by enlightening and improving the lives of mankind. So
Speaker 1: we're going to because he got wounded, they're gonna they're
Speaker 1: gonna pack his livered out all day long. And there
Speaker 1: in their literature that's how Prometheus gets a gets punished.
Speaker 1: This murderous attack on Adam whilst he was defending his frontier.
Speaker 1: And remember we're supposed to think Prometheus is bad ForSight,
Speaker 1: foresight is battle. There This murderous attack on Adam whilst
Speaker 1: he was defending his frontier by his inveterate unite enemy
Speaker 1: Able or Seth with his stone weapon was considered by
Speaker 1: the ancients of such importance that it forms an essentral
Speaker 1: part of the leg and y fight between Adam and
Speaker 1: Satan in all the various versions. So once again confirming
Speaker 1: that set Able, Satan, Chronos, Saturn, Yahweh are all the
Speaker 1: same thing. They have us chasing the wrong people. And
Speaker 1: that's why it's all crazy in the Old Testament, and
Speaker 1: that's why they shouldn't have married it to the second book,
Speaker 1: the sequel, which wasn't a sequel at all. They tried
Speaker 1: to weave it together, though, didn't they, And all the
Speaker 1: various versions got the Greek. So let me start it again,
Speaker 1: because this is an important statement. Well that's a really
Speaker 1: long sentence too for Fox. Say, okay, this murderous attack
Speaker 1: on Adam whilst he was defending his frontier by the
Speaker 1: invetered Edenite enemy abel or Set with his stone weapon,
Speaker 1: was considered by the ancients of such importance that it
Speaker 1: forms an essential part the legendary fight between Adam and
Speaker 1: Satan in all the various versions Gothic, Greek, Egyptian, and
Speaker 1: Indian and Indian. That's important because these stories pop up
Speaker 1: in places that are far, far far away. But the
Speaker 1: only common thing there is that Goths established the culture
Speaker 1: there and were the leaders, and therefore were the ones
Speaker 1: writing down the histories. So if anyone wants to argue
Speaker 1: that Gothic, Greek, Egyptian, Indian, and Mesopotamian and Troy didn't
Speaker 1: have common rulers, common culture creators, common founders, they're stupid
Speaker 1: and they're lying to you, and they're lying to all
Speaker 1: of us. And then somebody said to me before, how
Speaker 1: dare you strip away the accomplishments of the Indian people
Speaker 1: by claiming that someone else created a culture? I said,
Speaker 1: I'm just reading the facts, And that's how it went down.
Speaker 1: They had plenty of thousands of years before before they
Speaker 1: came along to create anything that they wanted to do there,
Speaker 1: and they didn't. And everything falls apart with our when
Speaker 1: our people fully leave. So you tell me, you tell
Speaker 1: me what happened in the Mayan civilization. You tell me
Speaker 1: what happened to the Incas and the Aztecs once we
Speaker 1: were no longer there to teach them how to not
Speaker 1: fucking kill each other and rape each other and rip
Speaker 1: each other's hearts out and cook their you know, their
Speaker 1: hearts in a freaking uh ceremonial fire. Tell tell me,
Speaker 1: tell me when? When would When was the fleshless god
Speaker 1: that I write about in my book introduced into the
Speaker 1: Mayan er I forgot it was in a mine or
Speaker 1: Incan culture, fleshless demon god? When was that introduced? When
Speaker 1: our when Quetzacolto was there? When when when the the
Speaker 1: Inca potentially of the or li ind the book was there?
Speaker 1: I don't think so. I think that came afterwards. It
Speaker 1: was the corruption that came afterwards. They weren't human human
Speaker 1: sacrifices as long as our people were there. The moment
Speaker 1: they lose their gods quote unquote, and they lose their direction,
Speaker 1: their compass is broken. They don't know up from down,
Speaker 1: they don't know good from bad. They revert back to
Speaker 1: the same barbaric psychopath that they were before. So That's
Speaker 1: why I say, who's responsible for culture and justice and
Speaker 1: sanity and who isn't go ahead, take any place anywhere
Speaker 1: and tell me how much better of a job they've
Speaker 1: done and how much they've advanced anything, And that weren't
Speaker 1: copying off of somebody, even just copying. I mean, that's
Speaker 1: another thing, right. The edic circumstantial account of the actual
Speaker 1: event is well portrayed in the ancient Greek sculptures of
Speaker 1: the scene in which Adam bears his proper title as
Speaker 1: Zeus i e. His Samerian zag or zach title the
Speaker 1: sig of the Eda, and his adversary is called Typho
Speaker 1: or Typhon right tie and Typhon. So we have Typhon
Speaker 1: set seth Able, Saturn, Chronos, yahweh all balder, Typhon fighting Zeus, Typho, Typhon, Typhon.
Speaker 1: Get it?
Speaker 3: And what was he?
Speaker 1: He was serpent? It wasn't he. He was a bunch
Speaker 1: of different weird things. But he was a serpent because
Speaker 1: it was part of the serpent cult. And that's why
Speaker 1: they depicted them that way, not because they were But
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, again, mythology. Over time, people get crazy
Speaker 1: and they lose their minds, and they say crazy things
Speaker 1: to embellish, but it still has a reflection of the
Speaker 1: truth in it because these people were part of this
Speaker 1: sorcery serpent cult, right, So that's why there's a serpent
Speaker 1: involved in their depictions. That's why there's a serpent involved
Speaker 1: in Tiamont's depiction, because that l that's the same thing
Speaker 1: as Elu or Lilith prior to Lilith being drafted from
Speaker 1: her Medea, whatever you want to call her. She's the evil,
Speaker 1: She's the evil witch, right, all right, all right, all right.
Speaker 1: This famous Greek frieze now receives its fuller interpretation in
Speaker 1: details for the first time through the British Eda, the
Speaker 1: only liberty taken by the Greek artist being to represent
Speaker 1: the lower extremities of TiVo as serpents to designate his cult,
Speaker 1: as I just had said, and did you read that
Speaker 1: ahead of time? The encounter is recorded in the Edda
Speaker 1: as having occurred when Thor, in guarding his frontier against
Speaker 1: the Edenites, intercepted Balder feel or file or Salt Sult
Speaker 1: sorry sut or you know said, returning from a raid
Speaker 1: into Thor's territory. So he intercepted Balder after he was
Speaker 1: returning from a raid that was in Thorst's territory. The
Speaker 1: details are given in two lays, which, like so many
Speaker 1: of the others, have not hitherto been faithfully translated. Right,
Speaker 1: and why is that? Because they're stupid and they were
Speaker 1: given in Look, here's the thing. Everybody's a freaking criminal.
Speaker 1: I swear to God because you you pawn yourself off
Speaker 1: as some kind of like, you know, expert or authority
Speaker 1: in an area, knowing full well that nobody can actually
Speaker 1: challenge or question your answers because they don't know anything either.
Speaker 1: That's why they hired you. Hey, translate this, and then
Speaker 1: you come up with a bunch of bullshit and uh,
Speaker 1: and then other people copy off of you, and then
Speaker 1: history is lost because you're a douchebag. Right. Others have
Speaker 1: hither have not hitherto been faithfully translated. Nor the identity
Speaker 1: of Thor's enemy with Balder even been hinted at in
Speaker 1: Snorri's preposterous paraphrases, which nevertheless have been bodily adopted by
Speaker 1: all modern writers in preference to the text themselves. They'd
Speaker 1: rather hear an explanation the cliff notes than actually look
Speaker 1: to the actual you know, the source material. Forget this,
Speaker 1: they're saying, forget the source, you tell me what it says. Well,
Speaker 1: that's what that's the problem. That's problem with religion, that's
Speaker 1: probably with a lot of things. That's problem just basically
Speaker 1: everything taking someone else's you know, snapshot interpretation of something
Speaker 1: rather than finding out what it actually says have been violid. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and that's again than a bunch of parats. Repeat. So
Speaker 1: there you have his lower extremities as snakes. So this
Speaker 1: is Balder, this is Zeus, this is kane yea. The
Speaker 1: texts are usually full of characteristic English or rather Britain words,
Speaker 1: and are especially rich in the varying titles of the personages.
Speaker 1: Remember these were found in Iceland, so they didn't even
Speaker 1: consider to look at the Old British or Old English
Speaker 1: to translate these in the first place. They assumed that
Speaker 1: they were Icelandic because they were hiding the manuscript from
Speaker 1: Christians who are destroying everything that they considered quote unquote pagan.
Speaker 1: How much more of our history has been lost? This
Speaker 1: wouldn't even let's put it this way, this would never
Speaker 1: even be put in question. If there was enough of
Speaker 1: this repeated in many places, that showed the same story.
Speaker 1: We wouldn't even have to worry about these Oyvays and
Speaker 1: their freaking parasitic Bibles and all this other bullshit, because
Speaker 1: they would never have gotten off the ground if it
Speaker 1: wasn't for, thankfully, thankfully, they created Christianity and Islam to
Speaker 1: destroy history. The texts are usually full of character. The
Speaker 1: Giguish are rather ribulars, especially rich in the varying titles
Speaker 1: of personages, mostly in their Sumerian forms. So that's interesting too,
Speaker 1: write mostly in their Sumerian forms of the words huh.
Speaker 1: The first of these lays is a short fragmentary one
Speaker 1: short fragmentary one titled the House of eden Derbing the
Speaker 1: House of Derbing, I guess the same thing as that you,
Speaker 1: which in its present form is dated by Runic scholars
Speaker 1: to about eighty nine seventy five. The following three verses
Speaker 1: form it's concluding section. Remember doesn't matter what this is
Speaker 1: so much as it matters where is the inscription in
Speaker 1: stone from Sumeria time of Sumeria that correlates, and you
Speaker 1: know is the source of when. That's what that story
Speaker 1: is about, even if the people who wrote it don't
Speaker 1: even recognize or know where it came from. They know,
Speaker 1: they know, they know. In a way, the story still
Speaker 1: tells itself that the truth still resonates that comes through it,
Speaker 1: even though it's being misdirected and misunderstood. Reason Jagger of
Speaker 1: the Inn Thor, So, when you go back to these
Speaker 1: and you find these older carvings and these older seals
Speaker 1: and buttons and all these other things that depict these
Speaker 1: scenes straight out of this eta, is it not confirmation
Speaker 1: that these are have a date of three thousand, three
Speaker 1: hundred and eighty years old or more. I'm sorry, three thousands,
Speaker 1: undred eighty BC, so five thousand years or more. Reason
Speaker 1: Jagger of the Inn. Thor turned the raging stallion Balder
Speaker 1: at signa stain, the famed one of the wood Cross
Speaker 1: turned the foul slid fearsome bautras or Wooden son. Wooden
Speaker 1: is where he's son, So he the famed one of
Speaker 1: the wood Right, So we're talking about Thor turned the
Speaker 1: foul sly fearsome Woulden's wary son. So they're saying Balder,
Speaker 1: that mud flinging boaster, that shit slinging son of it
Speaker 1: did the son of the seal sepral mother Thor fag
Speaker 1: out whatever whose one family thought I can was adders murder,
Speaker 1: drawing nigh with a heavy toothed tang, a ruddy biting tang,
Speaker 1: killing by the ruins of his queen Nina, or l
Speaker 1: tied to an l along or a tool. Right, that
Speaker 1: raider was risking counterwoe from his brother thor and brothers
Speaker 1: in quotations, right quotes brother in more combat, he has
Speaker 1: an adversary more or the less. Then came to the
Speaker 1: brow of honored or or it's a corruption of the text.
Speaker 1: Then came to the brow of honored Endara, the barbed one,
Speaker 1: the murder, the murderer flung till his own son Kane
Speaker 1: swerved it by the rigged sword silently out over the
Speaker 1: rift or the you know kings or the king's sword
Speaker 1: Regius right, you get it, not regis and Catholic, but
Speaker 1: like the latinised right. The other Eda appears to have
Speaker 1: been titled the long Hopper, with a reference to the
Speaker 1: long hop of the missile here described as red iron
Speaker 1: ore or hematite. In giving fuller details, it explains how
Speaker 1: young Cain came to be present at the encounter, and
Speaker 1: keeping with the Greek tradition of the scene in the sculpture,
Speaker 1: and so to extract from Adam's skull the deadly weapon
Speaker 1: of able Jesus Christ, they hit him in the head.
Speaker 1: The sporting character of young Cain or Nimrod, the Mighty Hunter,
Speaker 1: is again well described therein Cain or Nimrod. We'll get
Speaker 1: back to that. But if we know what we know
Speaker 1: about Cain already being a noble one, then what did
Speaker 1: they do to Nimrod? And there's more of this than
Speaker 1: the Makers of Civilization and Race and History, which we
Speaker 1: were going to address after we're done with this, after
Speaker 1: we're done with the British Eda, because and if you
Speaker 1: still have questions, if you don't believe, if you don't know,
Speaker 1: if you don't you know, respect or appreciate the level
Speaker 1: of knowledge or understanding of Ellie Whedell. After reading some
Speaker 1: portions of the Maker's History in Raci and History, Makers
Speaker 1: of Civilization and Raci and History by la Wadell, you're
Speaker 1: gonna find more than you ever could have asked for
Speaker 1: verification for source material for all this that corroborates what
Speaker 1: really happened and why the story is really the real
Speaker 1: story versus what you hear about in the Bible, which
Speaker 1: stole from it because Jews steal things because they don't
Speaker 1: have their own history or anything, because they're too busy
Speaker 1: killing people and torturing them to really ever do anything.
Speaker 1: And why would they want an innovation that just makes
Speaker 1: it harder for you to keep the people down. They
Speaker 1: don't want to make people's lives easier. This is what
Speaker 1: we're going back to. They're turning the clocks back. That's
Speaker 1: what the whole point is of all this. They're turning
Speaker 1: the clocks back, not through the time of beginning of
Speaker 1: history or the beginning of God, beginning of time blah
Speaker 1: blah blah, to the time before Thor. That was their
Speaker 1: golden age, not ours golden bloody age. Supporting the character
Speaker 1: of young Kane or Nimrod the Mighty Hunter is again
Speaker 1: well described there. And next I see him or Thor,
Speaker 1: the hated of the Edenites. A light on seth or
Speaker 1: set Or Balter, Hell's son, Oh, the Harpie of the
Speaker 1: grit howse Remeban we had we read it?
Speaker 3: What that was on? A?
Speaker 1: Oh the Bengal ach Thor against Yarn or Earth's Wolf's son.
Speaker 1: When down came he Thor the cool Malia's brother lit
Speaker 1: on Mooney returned to his hands. Meantime, the almighty batsman
Speaker 1: Caine ended his own log for the match, for the
Speaker 1: ground was graped by the rain burning stones of Ginnung,
Speaker 1: who then the helmeted Ridge or king of the he
Speaker 1: Goat guards. Caine rode softly from the track. Rarely a
Speaker 1: gog the widow full need or Elle's son the ruiner
Speaker 1: for the find, So rarely a gog the widow. They
Speaker 1: call her the widow because Wodin was already killed by
Speaker 1: this time, right they call it this El's or L
Speaker 1: was obviously again frig or. I just want to keep
Speaker 1: on making sure that people understand what we're going within falling.
Speaker 1: L is not El as in male in this particular sense.
Speaker 1: She was turned into a male later by stupid people.
Speaker 1: But L is this sorceress of Eden, Elle's son, whose
Speaker 1: father Abel Right, the ruiner for the fine for to find.
Speaker 1: Turning off from Balder's order, berg Folk, those scathing devils,
Speaker 1: yet wishful to barge on the bragger, that lover of
Speaker 1: L the heavenly mooney right because they call hey, look,
Speaker 1: they call them moonies, isn't that nice? Because they're in
Speaker 1: the moon cult. They call this other moon callt moonies too,
Speaker 1: where present daytime is kind of funny, meach Michael was
Speaker 1: not far a hint Thor in that strip of murky wood,
Speaker 1: where lying down he went the fight between his daring
Speaker 1: father and that vane Britsk flowed the barges that bound
Speaker 1: all those gaze on the rounds. Shy under his shield,
Speaker 1: ill and icy for his father's good against the sea
Speaker 1: for the woods, or Thor's hack from his hunter herder,
Speaker 1: sorry for the I was just gonna say, for Thor's
Speaker 1: hack from his herder. The rugged young Harrocane waited not long.
Speaker 1: The hammer's snout on that troll of the ruins tidally
Speaker 1: fell a bit. And here we're seeing King Arthur's quite
Speaker 1: in Gower in South Wales from drawing by Jay Ferguson
Speaker 1: in runestone monuments. The breath spiller or a mace let
Speaker 1: fall on Fiel's brow, on that yelling Ox's brow, on
Speaker 1: that baleful young wader, Belaia's bull rent his helm. Then
Speaker 1: need e the ground that guilty Graham or Wolf afore
Speaker 1: the sharp hammer when Dana of the Bergs beat and
Speaker 1: broke that i Orman the trader. So remember Dardano's right Daniel.
Speaker 1: The Burgs talking about Thorpe believe and broke that yarm
Speaker 1: in the trader. Oh mm hmm. Promethe bound is perverted
Speaker 1: Greek legend of thor Or burmeoths wounding by TiVo, Typhon
Speaker 1: or Set. Then the hard broken chip of the harrier
Speaker 1: or balder found a home in Adar or Odin when
Speaker 1: that horn hit into his roof bone and grounded the swain.
Speaker 1: There the inn, unloosened, buried in his head, that steely
Speaker 1: spike stood sticking fast in the android's blood Jesus christ Man. Afterwards,
Speaker 1: out was niggled by Geffeon's son Caine from the sore,
Speaker 1: so he got the big metal spike out of his
Speaker 1: dad's head. Ty's red iron ore was got rid of.
Speaker 1: The hell ball was quelled. So was it a spike
Speaker 1: or was it a hot hot ball of metal?
Speaker 2: That I don't know.
Speaker 1: Let's see the perverted version of this episode of the
Speaker 1: Prometheus bound legend, the Indian version in the wounding of
Speaker 1: Mita of vind the Egyptian of Cyrus set, the Cyrus
Speaker 1: versus Set legend, and in its Celtic perversion in the
Speaker 1: Lion and the unicorn heraldic legend in the British Royal
Speaker 1: Arms Sea of Appendix one. We're gonna have to check
Speaker 1: out Appendix one later because there's a lot of stuff
Speaker 1: that they revert us to Pendix one and two for
Speaker 1: Typhon's or ables, Balder's Fiery Dragon wheel of Eden and
Speaker 1: Chinese are and why is that there?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 1: How did that get influenced by them?
Speaker 3: The thing?
Speaker 1: If we weren't there, right right, right right, Adam thor
Speaker 1: As andvari Or and Dara or Indara is capsized from
Speaker 1: his ship off Celesia by the Eden knight Hirate Loki
Speaker 1: or sut Or set right and avenged and avenges the injury.
Speaker 1: So Adam Thorer and edvari As, Invari and Dara is
Speaker 1: capsized from his ship off Selecia by the u Nite
Speaker 1: pirate Loki and avenges the injury. This episode is described
Speaker 1: in long dramatic lay The King's Tale, in which several
Speaker 1: of the stanzas have been transferred by later bars to
Speaker 1: the composite section which they entitle Fafne's or Serpent Chiefs
Speaker 1: Speech and are. They're mixed with manifestly late additions having
Speaker 1: no direct bearing on the main theme, and part is
Speaker 1: embedded in grim speech lay Yes Adam thorer bears. Therein
Speaker 1: is Sumerian title of Dara or Lord Dara, in the
Speaker 1: Edic form of and Vara or and vari the source,
Speaker 1: as I have shown of Saint Andrew, the patron saint
Speaker 1: of the later go Sis and Scott's. He is also
Speaker 1: called by many of his other titles, including George the Red.
Speaker 1: His adversary is variously called Loki, soot seth abel Appa Bafni,
Speaker 1: also a title avoiding right father and son right. Adam
Speaker 1: and Vara is disclosed fishing in a ship or boat
Speaker 1: off the coast, presumably a sailing ship of which he
Speaker 1: was the traditional inventor as Prometheus, and in the Samerian
Speaker 1: as in Duru, he is at home and on the
Speaker 1: sea and a special arena of the colonizing seagoing Sumerians.
Speaker 1: He is accosted there by Loki as a pirate on
Speaker 1: Adam's waters. These waters are named in the pros prelude
Speaker 1: and the manuscript he all breakers are Heile breakers as
Speaker 1: race or force, and we're presumably the tutal waters of
Speaker 1: the Silesian coast and the Mediterranean to the south of
Speaker 1: Cappadocia and possibly near Tarsus or the not far distant
Speaker 1: poor of less or Laylas LEAs to the east. Adam
Speaker 1: and Vari, fishing from the sailing boat, discovers Loki balder
Speaker 1: as a pirate. Loki and then't that funny that there
Speaker 1: are pirates? Then there are pirates now, right? Who's always
Speaker 1: been the pirates? Who's always been the Pus's that we're doing?
Speaker 1: Human trafficking, drug trafficking? Remember slavery?
Speaker 3: Was that?
Speaker 1: Was that a European thing? Really? Or was it some
Speaker 1: other group of people? Was it the Oi vase? Perhaps
Speaker 1: they used the word Dutch quote unquote, what was Dutch
Speaker 1: about it? Right? Exactly? Loki quotes, what is this fish
Speaker 1: that runes with the flood? And Ken's not to wear
Speaker 1: himself with wit of danger? Redeem thy headhole by loosening
Speaker 1: your gold to me, the fin of the glowing linen lace.
Speaker 1: Give me your give me your gold, And Vari says,
Speaker 1: I'm named Odin basically is my is my father? Many
Speaker 1: a four steam I have have I fared though a
Speaker 1: tender weird shaped my fate in olden days that I
Speaker 1: should even wade in mortar. And then Loki says or
Speaker 1: loki is you know balder balder will use balder thor
Speaker 1: here right say the envari? Okay, if thou wilt kept
Speaker 1: thy life a little longer? What guild thee will guild?
Speaker 1: Fee must men's sons pay? Who hacked through their plighted word?
Speaker 3: Oh so.
Speaker 1: What are they saying there? These people have been breaking
Speaker 1: every every treaty and then saying that they got that, that,
Speaker 1: the that, the that, the gossip have gone back on
Speaker 1: their word? Motherfucker really still same same as it ever was,
Speaker 1: completely completely completely un witting of their own of their
Speaker 1: own actions. Yeah, it's everyone else's fault. Everyone else is doing.
Speaker 3: It to them.
Speaker 1: It's funny how that still happens. Right over? A great
Speaker 1: fee must men's sons pay? They must wade the yelding wade.
Speaker 1: Eating their words and lying to another leads to a
Speaker 1: long rod or a flogging. That crime shall gold even
Speaker 1: in gusts never pay between brothers, that and their bargain right,
Speaker 1: and that slander old things race. But mon be my
Speaker 1: fee with the that art no man's mate. Now hold
Speaker 1: on a second? Well that was liked, We got some
Speaker 1: for that. Oh I shouldn't have been all right we're back.
Speaker 1: We are back. Did we just lose it for a second?
Speaker 1: Tell me, tell me in the comments?
Speaker 3: Do it now?
Speaker 8: Dare it?
Speaker 1: Doctor Jacob happened here? Don't compare Inness and Puppies to
Speaker 1: the way Code death cult. Yes, I don't know what
Speaker 1: you're talking about? What I agree? Alright? Still nobody in
Speaker 1: the chat over on the tube? The hell's mentally okay,
Speaker 1: I'm not really and I don't see anybody subscribing over there.
Speaker 1: Today is still at eight forty nine. We're getting to
Speaker 1: one thousand. Remember I told you that, Because that's what's happening.
Speaker 1: We have over four thousand, six hundred and eighty people
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Speaker 1: Get your asses over here. Oh cool, we guts some
Speaker 1: people talking over on FTJ. That's cool, all right, cool, ok.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna come back over here and show these off
Speaker 1: here in a minute. Hey, what's up? Letterman? Nice? You
Speaker 1: got two thumbs up?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 11: Bro?
Speaker 1: And I'm not sure who did that fourteen eighty eight
Speaker 1: because it doesn't ever tell me, but thank you. If
Speaker 1: that was Davis or Crystal or tell me and I'll
Speaker 1: say thank you correctly. Oh good, Yes, right, the Sunlight
Speaker 1: and the cross I'm gonna get I'm gonna show these later. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the aliens are beating up Suculo saying quit making things up.
Speaker 1: It should be the arians beating up the aliens and
Speaker 1: him saying quit making shit up. It's like ancient aryans
Speaker 1: or aliens. Hmm, right, he's hilarious, this guy. I met
Speaker 1: him twice. He was a douche the second time, super
Speaker 1: nice first time, and the next year I came by
Speaker 1: and he was a total douchebag. And he actually commented
Speaker 1: on my on my Instagram. When I mentioned something about
Speaker 1: his behavior, He's like, well, actually shot out, and then
Speaker 1: I put my best pussy on the craziest bitches, right exactly.
Speaker 1: There's some good ones here. There's some real good ones here.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, the snake in La Vagine looks very similar.
Speaker 1: It makes perfect sense. Yes, not not to be too
Speaker 1: disparaging to females. I mean, some of them are not satanic,
Speaker 1: but it's hard to find a lot that are. All right.
Speaker 1: The other you get, the more you understand. And yes,
Speaker 1: you're shoving her head, that's funny. All right. If we're
Speaker 1: gonna get back, I'm going to put these up here
Speaker 1: in a little bit thank you to h whomember there
Speaker 1: I mean my death the like refresh this or that,
Speaker 1: so I do that's kind of weird. All right, we'll
Speaker 1: pop this out in a bigger display and I'll show
Speaker 1: these in a second. But I came over here to
Speaker 1: do this. Uh ye. So mon means must or have
Speaker 1: to as the best I could get for that. So
Speaker 1: I think there might be other ways that.
Speaker 3: They use it.
Speaker 1: But must is mon and au in right, Okay, oh
Speaker 1: where was that? But must be my fee?
Speaker 3: See what I mean?
Speaker 1: But must be my mom, be my fee with the
Speaker 1: that are that aren't no man's mate, right, So this
Speaker 1: is this is our our buddy Thorite here saying after
Speaker 1: this guy, like you know, kind of taunts him. He's like,
Speaker 1: what was the man hey, who doesn't follow the word
Speaker 1: because we didn't. Basically, he's reminding him that he's a
Speaker 1: scoundrel and a treacherous asshole, laughing about it, but also
Speaker 1: in a way kind of insinuating that it's thor who's
Speaker 1: going back on his word. So foth it could be
Speaker 1: taken both ways. And you know, since they're going talking
Speaker 1: about truces among tribes, it's kind of a big deal.
Speaker 1: People die when they break words, right, they break their oath.
Speaker 1: So he says, over a great fee must men's sons pay?
Speaker 1: They must wade. The yelling wade, eating their words and
Speaker 1: lying to another leads to a long rod or a flogging.
Speaker 1: He's like, you got something coming to you, pal That
Speaker 1: crime show Gold, even in gusts never pay between brothers
Speaker 1: that ban their bargain, between people who and he says,
Speaker 1: brothers here because it's like, you don't understand what I mean.
Speaker 1: They're not. It's not literal brothers. Between brothers that ban
Speaker 1: their bargain. That that that smiths or abandon a ban,
Speaker 1: has abandoned their bargain, and that slander old wings race.
Speaker 3: So there you go.
Speaker 1: Don't talk to you about us as well, but must
Speaker 1: be my fee with thee that art no man's mate.
Speaker 1: You're nobody's friend. He just told us exactly who everything
Speaker 1: we need to know about the ave Jews just right there,
Speaker 1: right there, that art no man's mate. You can't be
Speaker 1: friends with somebody who wants your demise and is just
Speaker 1: looking for ways to like whenever the opportunity makes itself
Speaker 1: present to do just that, kill you. Gold is here
Speaker 1: for thee now and now Thou's gotten guild, mikel of
Speaker 1: mine head. But thy son shall have no luck with it.
Speaker 1: That reward shall bang you both like, and we'll just
Speaker 1: go there this real quick, welld that was like, we'll
Speaker 1: go to it later that so it's but thy son
Speaker 1: shall have no luck with it. That reward shall be
Speaker 1: in you both mean be unapproach, You won't feel, you
Speaker 1: won't be able to acquire right, unapproachable. Thou gavest the gift,
Speaker 1: but not a gift of love, says Thor. Thou gavest
Speaker 1: it not with a hale heart thy life should I
Speaker 1: have for forfeit your life? I should have for forfeit.
Speaker 1: It should be a capital punishment, punishment if I woulted,
Speaker 1: thou wast brewing harm, if I thought you were starting harm,
Speaker 1: and then loki or balder, there's a worse fate in
Speaker 1: store for you. I think your offsprings whoa will bitter me?
Speaker 1: Those yet unborn or under our curse? Listen to this,
Speaker 1: those yet unborn or under our curse. That sounds like
Speaker 1: the boasting of a Jewish supremacist to me. And that
Speaker 1: while hatreds we all, we all embraced or whatever, you know,
Speaker 1: the weird doom, that the doom, the weirds doom thout
Speaker 1: have off the nests by the hand of thy of
Speaker 1: your friend Abel in the water, thou be drowned if
Speaker 1: thou run with the wind, all is faye or all
Speaker 1: is faye. Death fixed afore hand. So he's talking shit.
Speaker 1: He thinks he's got the upper hand and the capsizing
Speaker 1: Van's boat by able Set. Here Adam is capsized, and
Speaker 1: able Set gloats over him struggling in the water, as
Speaker 1: is recorded in another Woodenness Lay the grim Win speech,
Speaker 1: in which Loki mockingly says, hold art thou, George the Red,
Speaker 1: hast thou yet drowned, Michael art thou humbled, art thou
Speaker 1: going for me? And from all my chosen, all my
Speaker 1: chosen people, and from Wooden Sun's favor, all my chosen people.
Speaker 1: It's not out of ethnicity, guys. They chose the all
Speaker 1: of these people from Riminia straight on through all of
Speaker 1: these fucking people who consider themselves part of the wolf
Speaker 1: cult or the Serpent hierarchy. Those are the chosen people.
Speaker 1: Manifold times, I told thee and little Thou minded me.
Speaker 1: So it's it's a it's a cult of chosen people,
Speaker 1: chosen as an initiation, as an acceptance into that's there.
Speaker 1: That's there, They're they're chosen right, chosen by whom. But
Speaker 1: also there there's it's it's a it's a camaraderie of
Speaker 1: and granted there's probably some that all have a very
Speaker 1: similar ethnic background. But there's also this other factor that
Speaker 1: you have to consider is that it's not just them.
Speaker 1: There's more that do the same exact practice, same exact bullshit,
Speaker 1: or work in their benefit. And those are the ones
Speaker 1: that will sneak up on you if you're not paying
Speaker 1: attention to it, Like if you just think, oh well,
Speaker 1: if it's not a freemason, and it's not one of
Speaker 1: these guys wearing the funny little hat in their back
Speaker 1: of their head, everybody should be good then right, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: no no, And from all my chosen people, and from
Speaker 1: Wooden son manifold times, I told thee a little thou
Speaker 1: minded me, thy wily friend, thy mace. I've laid low
Speaker 1: my friend all in the driving dripping waves, egg on mody,
Speaker 1: my chosen one. Now must I have you? Eig? This
Speaker 1: is all Loki talking. Jig is the same thing as sig,
Speaker 1: which is another title for thor rough is the wrath
Speaker 1: of the dysfolk. Now cannst thou wooden son by sight,
Speaker 1: come nigh me if thou canst thor now appears to
Speaker 1: have swam like a fish and come nigh as he
Speaker 1: was beckoned to to his adversary and getting him ashore,
Speaker 1: wounded him dangerously, till the latter cried out, Swain, O Swain,
Speaker 1: where wert thou born? What man's son are you? He
Speaker 1: has on fath and these red and dive flashing may stunned?
Speaker 1: Am I to the heart of my of to the
Speaker 1: heart by your herder. And now they're showing which is
Speaker 1: a picture of Dogon or sorry Dagon right allegedly Ball's
Speaker 1: father Dagon, which is strange that they're saying that this
Speaker 1: is Andvarior and Dara the fish man of the water
Speaker 1: from a Siro Babylon. If that's true, then that's another
Speaker 1: massive corruption where they then adopt. So again they don't
Speaker 1: need to make their own religions. They can just corrupt
Speaker 1: the other ones and then manipulate them back into their
Speaker 1: own belief system. So if this was originally a depiction
Speaker 1: of of Thor depicting that one particular moment where he
Speaker 1: got the best of Woden or got the best of
Speaker 1: able slash balder. And then we've been told that this
Speaker 1: is Dagon, the fertility god. Well, I guess that would
Speaker 1: make kind of sense a little bit, because he brought
Speaker 1: agriculture in the plow. Him and his sons came created
Speaker 1: the plow, and that would make him a fertility guy.
Speaker 1: But not in the way that they practice and worshiped
Speaker 1: him and mixed him up with ball. Right, that's a
Speaker 1: little jacked up. He made him the father. Wow. Wow,
Speaker 1: things are as much as mercury. As they get, they
Speaker 1: get to make more sense because we get to see
Speaker 1: how they manipulate and practice and how they corrupt and
Speaker 1: adopt and co opt things. Sig the outlawed Sigurd, I'm
Speaker 1: called who was who was with the wage weapons? Read
Speaker 1: I the now? So say this is Logi sig the
Speaker 1: outlawed of thy folk cigare, And I'm called who has
Speaker 1: with the wage weapons? So you know who I am, bitch,
Speaker 1: I'm the king, and you've fought with me before. Read
Speaker 1: I the now the red, and take my read and
Speaker 1: ride thee home. Hence leave thou my tibbots, my titbits.
Speaker 1: It says, of yellow gold and hoard or red bangles
Speaker 1: of fine, of fee fine, Their worth will be your
Speaker 1: bane if taken. Reading is for me to read. There
Speaker 1: is a reading I don't know, And ride I must
Speaker 1: to that gold that's on the ling, lying, and thou
Speaker 1: faphni lie there, broken with fear, lie there till hell
Speaker 1: again have thee to himself regar king of the end
Speaker 1: has reddened me, bloody blood in me. He must read
Speaker 1: me too. Let's take a look at that real quick.
Speaker 1: What the hell's are that? Says counsel advice interpret?
Speaker 3: But is that.
Speaker 1: An old? Is that an old? Or is that a
Speaker 1: more recent? Because something they change so we it would
Speaker 1: be potentially counsel Let's say if he say variant of
Speaker 1: red of the same origin. Yeah, I don't know, all right,
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, get out of the way, all right. He
Speaker 1: must he must counsel me too. He must be worth
Speaker 1: us both his bands able and wouldn't fear sits on
Speaker 1: me lost. I think art thou faf nine and two.
Speaker 1: And then to Adam, he says, thy warrant now is
Speaker 1: the more mighty Adam thor is congratulated by a cannibal
Speaker 1: Edenite on his victory over Seth or set a wolf
Speaker 1: chief oppressor, So a cannibal. So cannibalism was also part
Speaker 1: of this cult. Nothing has changed, nothing nothing, think about
Speaker 1: the most sickest, horrific things you could potentially even equate
Speaker 1: to the quote unquote tho are the de leites, as
Speaker 1: I call in my book, And then you have you
Speaker 1: have it. It stretches all the way back here Edenite,
Speaker 1: Hail thee now sing the red, now thout victor in
Speaker 1: the fight. Look at these little pricks, right, he's an Edenite.
Speaker 1: So is he gonna be one of those ones that
Speaker 1: rehabilitable they can be rehabilitated, or is he just being
Speaker 1: one of those people who sides with the one that
Speaker 1: is the winner at the time because it's more favorable
Speaker 1: to flatter those who have the power at the time,
Speaker 1: not because you are in any way loyal to them,
Speaker 1: but just because at the moment it's better for you
Speaker 1: to pretend like you are right so you can manipulate
Speaker 1: because you're a treacherous asshole. So what is this heat
Speaker 1: Nite actually doing? Is he sincerely congratulating him? Is he
Speaker 1: feeling good about you know, him taking down the guy,
Speaker 1: or does he think that there's gonna be a power
Speaker 1: shift here and he's already getting his his good graces
Speaker 1: in with them, Because that's how little treacherous pricks work,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. Hail thee, now sig the red,
Speaker 1: now the art victor in the fight, and faft thous
Speaker 1: made to fear of men who tread them. Mold thou
Speaker 1: art the bravest of them all. That can't be witted
Speaker 1: till all come together of SIGs divine sons, which is
Speaker 1: bravest of them all. They see, So that can't be.
Speaker 1: That can't be come to terms with You can't you
Speaker 1: can't decipher that till all come together of SIGs, divine sons,
Speaker 1: of my divine sons, which the which is the bravest
Speaker 1: of them all. There's many a worthy one who has
Speaker 1: never needed redden is hurt her in another's breast. He
Speaker 1: doesn't have to get into a fight, and he's There's
Speaker 1: many more. There's many worthy glad Art thou now sig
Speaker 1: the red, and fang glad and going that thou thrust
Speaker 1: the gram wolf in the grass. My brother hast thou bane.
Speaker 1: Though I myself had some ship has some shared in it,
Speaker 1: And he says, thou jogged afar. Meanwhile, I faphany redd
Speaker 1: in my wedded hurder afar from me when I the
Speaker 1: mighty or match thou hast meantime hiding in the health
Speaker 1: and the heat and the heath, dragon worm, mighty worm dragon.
Speaker 2: And then.
Speaker 1: Okay, so that was a is an endara, right, So
Speaker 1: where's tea coming in here? Long way thou have lain
Speaker 1: in the heath fighting with that old Edenite if thou
Speaker 1: hadst not the sword, I geared myself that redded herder
Speaker 1: of mine. So now it's thorer, So who's this a here?
Speaker 1: What the hell happened? Courage is better than the mightiest
Speaker 1: played when a wrathful man shall fight. I've seen the
Speaker 1: man in the hasty in a hasty fight with a
Speaker 1: slav for a sword, and win the fray. The brave
Speaker 1: is the brave fare is better than the craven. In
Speaker 1: the ashen game of war. The glass of man fares
Speaker 1: better than the balder with whatever comes to his hand.
Speaker 1: So did they just grew up there? Because so we're
Speaker 1: looking at Edenite Adam, so obviously Adam A and var
Speaker 1: Adam whatever Edenite Adam and then it comes right here
Speaker 1: and goes, T, well, what the fuck are we going
Speaker 1: back to Thor? Because there's no there's only it's an
Speaker 1: it's an EA conversation, t your way out of it.
Speaker 1: What the fuck is that? Oh man, They'll make it.
Speaker 1: They'll make confusing shit more confusing.
Speaker 3: Guys.
Speaker 1: If I screening up your I can't really yell at him.
Speaker 1: And it was nineteen thirty when this book was published.
Speaker 1: Striking Babylonian confirmation of the authenticity of the edic episode
Speaker 1: is found in numerous Babylonian seals of about twenty five
Speaker 1: hundred BC or earlier, as in figure seventy nine. These
Speaker 1: represent Adamu, the son of the Gold, the son of
Speaker 1: the god Enduru, as being tried by the Semitic or
Speaker 1: Kaldaean god for thrashing the Kaldian demigod's soot. So right
Speaker 1: away they go to carving shit out and punishing Thor
Speaker 1: for smiting their god. But it's not a god. It's
Speaker 1: just one of their freaking little klansman leaders of their
Speaker 1: serpent wolf cult, who's a treacherous piece of shit. But
Speaker 1: how dare you? How dare you smite him? Even though
Speaker 1: He's trying to kill you and drown you. How dare
Speaker 1: you defend yourself? This is jew all day. Man. This
Speaker 1: dude looks like he has This guy looks like a
Speaker 1: Lane Stanley. Stanley's head just goes his nose, Here goes sunglasses.
Speaker 1: What the hell is that? Is that? Mad season? The
Speaker 1: fuck are we do? Oh?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 1: These represent Adamu, the son of the god Duru, as
Speaker 1: being tried, tried by the Semitic or kalgy and they
Speaker 1: love to put themselves in the position of you know, power.
Speaker 1: Look at the crescent moon and the star. This is
Speaker 1: freaking what What does this become the is Islamic symbol?
Speaker 1: This is the movie that used to be the moon
Speaker 1: cult symbol first the Saturn moon cult symbol.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Interesting, huh interesting. So he's being tried by the because
Speaker 1: they're so much better. It's interesting that they're all wearing horns, though,
Speaker 1: because they shouldn't be if it's all Goths and then
Speaker 1: some of our Semitic, they shouldn't be wearing horns for
Speaker 1: thrashing the Kaldian demi gods Soot of the South storm
Speaker 1: Wind in revenge for capsizing Adamu when fishing in the Sea.
Speaker 1: This fiction of the trial of Adam was an invention
Speaker 1: of the later Kaldi priests of the Mother Son cult
Speaker 1: in order to disparage Adam and his Son cult and
Speaker 1: in series and put him beneath him right because who
Speaker 1: are they to judge him and in series with their
Speaker 1: exaggeration of his wounding by Soot in their versions of
Speaker 1: the Prometheus legend. And similarly, the Egyptian priests of this
Speaker 1: set Wolf cult exaggerated the misrepresented the set Wolf cult
Speaker 1: exaggerated and misrepresented this episode, though significantly. The Egyptian south
Speaker 1: Wind demon is also named Chetu in series with this
Speaker 1: Shutou name of Babylon or set Right or Soot set whatever,
Speaker 1: it's also Abel Balder. Adam Thor visits l the old
Speaker 1: serpent Sybyl of Eden. Regarding Balder's plots against the Goths.
Speaker 1: She taunts him with desiring to carry off her magic
Speaker 1: bowl or Holy Grail of Eden and tells his ancestry
Speaker 1: from the Western Arians of Europe. A piece was again
Speaker 1: patched up between the Goths and eden Knights, as we
Speaker 1: find that Adam visits the old matriarch l l D
Speaker 1: or Heidi of Eden and that Loki or Balder or
Speaker 1: so a young visits the gos at Vidhara this face.
Speaker 1: So one goes the one way, one goes the other way.
Speaker 1: But they make it sound like in that passage that
Speaker 1: they both go at the same time. But thora is
Speaker 1: actually at the at the banquet hall when Balder shows up,
Speaker 1: and it's part of the story. So you know it's
Speaker 1: not true. It's not the same time frame. This famous
Speaker 1: visit to Thorida or order to Eden, which is pictured
Speaker 1: on many Samrian and Babylonian seals. So here you go.
Speaker 1: It's not just the ad of telling you about it
Speaker 1: once again, just to reiterate that there's it's cross referencing
Speaker 1: same story Samerian, Babylonian. And then you see then you'll
Speaker 1: see one in the Indus Valley somewhere depicting the same thing,
Speaker 1: maybe with different names because it's different culture in that area.
Speaker 1: Different You know, if you're trying to relay the message
Speaker 1: to others, how you know profound your history is? Would
Speaker 1: you write it in your language that they don't understand?
Speaker 1: Are theirs right? Who's it for?
Speaker 3: Is it for you?
Speaker 1: Is it for them to read? This famous visit of
Speaker 1: thor Odor, which picted in many simerians and bad loading seals,
Speaker 1: some of which are here reproduced. Is described shortly in
Speaker 1: the Civil's Lay, with the recital of his genealogy and
Speaker 1: dramatic section the Hounds Lay, whilst the reason for his
Speaker 1: going is given in another lay, which later bards called
Speaker 1: bald Balder's Dream and other modern writers Balder's Doom, and
Speaker 1: which they grossly mistranslate to suit their erroneous woodenness theory
Speaker 1: of Balder as the good God. And this lattered lay
Speaker 1: describes the circumstances of Adam's journey to Eden, with the
Speaker 1: road journey from Vidheroteria to Eden. It is here translated first,
Speaker 1: So how sick is this that this was grabbed on
Speaker 1: by these wouldenness slash odinists. Gives both of them a
Speaker 1: bad name. And that's why you can have these like
Speaker 1: what they say, white supremacists, blah blah blah, Odining Colt
Speaker 1: Delphi murders and all this other shit, right, and then
Speaker 1: they tie it in up to or nine angles and
Speaker 1: that's seven six or four coal and it's all bullshit.
Speaker 1: That's all. That's all military intelligence ADL slash masad bullshit
Speaker 1: just to try to make every white person seem like
Speaker 1: a bad person, because if our origin is this stuff
Speaker 1: and we have this woodenness cult or odin Colt, it's
Speaker 1: all bullshit, none of it's real. And as far back
Speaker 1: as however, the how long ago these freaking bards were
Speaker 1: changing this history. That means the Scandinavians and these people
Speaker 1: wanted that type of history for themselves, of magic and
Speaker 1: mystery and mythology, rather than just the little translations of it.
Speaker 1: And they didn't care what the truth was. Or Snorri
Speaker 1: was such a fucking idiot and such a occultist that
Speaker 1: he was just the worst person that could have ever
Speaker 1: gotten his hands on this stuff and started making these
Speaker 1: awful translations. Chatting their were the asses all in the thing,
Speaker 1: and the ass of ladies all in talk, So chatting
Speaker 1: with the with the chatting were the lords, the boys,
Speaker 1: you know, and in the thing and the ass of
Speaker 1: ladies or the noble ladies all in talk. They're having
Speaker 1: their conversation about the Rakish ruler Tiva or Balder, saying
Speaker 1: why have we baleful dreams about Balder? Uprose out of
Speaker 1: the inn the garter goth and on slippery the saddle
Speaker 1: lady he rode beneath, thence till Knifell Hell met he
Speaker 1: a whelp as he came to or or Hell or
Speaker 1: Eden Eden is called hell. It was bloody on its
Speaker 1: breast as it ran on affoord to the gold or
Speaker 1: Chaldi fathers, and it yelled for long forward rode over
Speaker 1: to the inn, a manifold way down till he came
Speaker 1: to the head of l or Ram's Hell. Then rode
Speaker 1: odin to afore the east door. As there as he
Speaker 1: vall Sybil was lying learned in the lore of the
Speaker 1: witchcraft of all Gold. He says to himself, till need rise,
Speaker 1: nay word will I quote. I won't say a word
Speaker 1: until it's necessary, because he knows, you know the witchcraft, right.
Speaker 1: I would avert my eyes too, So it's not to
Speaker 1: be entranced by these psychopitches. But anyway, Adam's interview with
Speaker 1: l Hey the mother serpent Sybol of Eden l quotes
Speaker 1: what the man that to me unknown, that has waked
Speaker 1: me so tiredsome soon I was dreaming I was snowed
Speaker 1: in now and slushed in rain and drenched with dew
Speaker 1: and dead for long? Or wait, I'm I'm named son.
Speaker 1: Uh sorry, let's see way, Tamer, I'm named son Am,
Speaker 1: I of wealth, say the me tidings of hell, and
Speaker 1: I'll tell of the homesdale. For whom are these benches
Speaker 1: and Bernie's thrown and the fiat faery flooded with shields.
Speaker 1: I won't go with that later. Here stand here stands
Speaker 1: for Balder's brewed the meat. This is this is Ella talking.
Speaker 1: But build the Baptist beer lies shielded afar in the
Speaker 1: mighty Lord home. I ween need, I have said, so
Speaker 1: Now must I? Now? Must I tush or tell bullshit? Tush?
Speaker 1: Not that was stable? Still? Will I pry until I
Speaker 1: know all? And will I wit? Who is the man
Speaker 1: that's become Balder's bane and who woden Son? In time
Speaker 1: will ruin? So Balder is wouden Son. So it's just
Speaker 1: two ways of saying the same thing. You see this
Speaker 1: there is another example of how they do this, because
Speaker 1: it's poetic. Right, Adam bearing the red or rowan to cross,
Speaker 1: he must become Balder's vane, and he woulden Son, and
Speaker 1: time will will ruin. Need I have said, so, Now
Speaker 1: must I tell it? Lies? I guess tush no common way,
Speaker 1: Tamer art thou as I thought? But thou art, I
Speaker 1: wouldn't of the end the gardener, the gardener goth, the
Speaker 1: gardener Goth. Yes, the guy who brings so in a sense?
Speaker 1: Is he a fertility god because he brought crops in
Speaker 1: a sense, because he's doing, you know, irrigation and teaching
Speaker 1: them agriculture. No common syvil art thou nor? And why
Speaker 1: is queen but thou art? The three fates? Mother? Boom?
Speaker 1: What's the three fates? What is that? Did we just
Speaker 1: find another reference for what they were? They drafted some
Speaker 1: of the stuff out for other like, let's see, is
Speaker 1: it Hecatay? Is there three fates right there? Hecatay is
Speaker 1: a prominent figure in Greek mythology, known as the goddess
Speaker 1: of magic, witchcraft, and the underworld. How is this not
Speaker 1: l She is associated with boundaries, crossroads, and the knight.
Speaker 1: Hecatay was often depicted holding torches or a key, and
Speaker 1: she was revered as protective goddess who brought prosperity. Of course,
Speaker 1: because there's a bunch of witchcraft freaks right night and moon.
Speaker 1: She's associated with night, darkness and moon. This is a
Speaker 1: moon cult. How much more do we need? Got us
Speaker 1: of magic and witchcrafts? Okay, cool, how much more do
Speaker 1: we need to pair her with Hecatay to por form depiction.
Speaker 1: In later representations, Hecktay was often depicted as having three
Speaker 1: bodies representing the past, present, and future, or as a
Speaker 1: triple faced goddess triple god. Oh look at that triple fates. Yep,
Speaker 1: So Hecta, the Greek goddess of magic, witchcrafts, and cross orders,
Speaker 1: is not directly associated with the three fates or moire.
Speaker 1: So say they in the same way as other triple
Speaker 1: goddess figures, like the triple moon goddess or the maiden
Speaker 1: mother krone archetype. Let's see, the concept of the triple
Speaker 1: moon goddess refers to a divine figure often found in
Speaker 1: Neopaganism and related traditions, who embodied three distinct aspects of
Speaker 1: or stages. And that's the same exact thing as the
Speaker 1: three different ages of the of the That's so that
Speaker 1: was bullshit. Okay, we took that lead and it went
Speaker 1: to double talk meeting mother chrona archetype. The maiden mother
Speaker 1: chrone archetype represents the three stages of women's same fucking thing,
Speaker 1: same fucking thing. So yes, Hekata exactly literally, so they
Speaker 1: need to shut up. Who are they bullshitting here? Thou
Speaker 1: art Three Fates Mother. A simple version of this visit
Speaker 1: to ld as given in the Sybil's lay records. I
Speaker 1: know that Nick is going to enjoy this one because
Speaker 1: we talk about Heckatay often and he ors something else
Speaker 1: about the wolf in snarling and being pinned down, and
Speaker 1: the fact that this is the wolf cult and she
Speaker 1: was had these weird, enchanted wolves around her all the
Speaker 1: time as well, and if you killed one of her
Speaker 1: sacred wolves, you would die. He would be murdered. So
Speaker 1: very interesting, like basically possessed wolves or tamed by drugs
Speaker 1: I don't know, and then made into pets these wolves.
Speaker 1: Not it wouldn't be in a nice way like a
Speaker 1: regular human would with something that looks like a dog.
Speaker 1: That would be done in the most sick way, because
Speaker 1: this is how these people operated, right. They don't have
Speaker 1: they don't have empathy or compassion. They have to dominate things,
Speaker 1: not domesticate, right. But thou art the Three Fates Mother,
Speaker 1: that's very very important. A simple version of this visit
Speaker 1: to ld As given in the Sibil's Lay records that
Speaker 1: Adam on arriving there, is taunted by her with the
Speaker 1: desire of carrying off her magic oracular stone bowl or
Speaker 1: Holy Grail of Eden, which he eventually did capture as
Speaker 1: a war trophy. Althone sat, she l outside. Then in
Speaker 1: the gardeners came and then in the gardeners came young
Speaker 1: Iggy or sig the Asa or lord. And he looked,
Speaker 1: He looked her in the eyes. Who'd frighten me? Quote
Speaker 1: she why deceive me?
Speaker 3: I know all?
Speaker 1: I know all would have the end. I know where
Speaker 1: thine eye has fallen. 'tis on Mary's mem well, the
Speaker 1: magic bowl. Mary's magic bowl is what L refers to
Speaker 1: as this cauldron. Mary's Mary's huh, Mary's me me well,
Speaker 1: once drink I the MEMI mead every morning. So I
Speaker 1: drink this stuff that's supposed to be giving me foresight
Speaker 1: seeing into the future. I drink mead from it every morning.
Speaker 1: She's saying, off, as I pledge, thou wants it, Valiant Father,
Speaker 1: know ye at the eta, know ye yet at all?
Speaker 1: Adam thor or o Tar's or Adar's ancestry from the
Speaker 1: Western area in Europe of Europe, Arians of Europe, Western
Speaker 1: Arians of Europe. I can't talk because it's because we've
Speaker 1: been on for that long. Okay, tomorrow, we had a
Speaker 1: little bit of a cool thing happened today. We got
Speaker 1: doctor Glennen, and so we'll pick up here tomorrow. We're
Speaker 1: gonna we're getting close. We're at two three, four fifty two,
Speaker 1: but there's at least two Let me see. I'll tell
Speaker 1: you how far I got last night. I mean, I've
Speaker 1: never read this multiple times, but I'm reading it again
Speaker 1: to refresh and be a little bit ahead of the
Speaker 1: game as we read it. So when I'm on the elliptical,
Speaker 1: I'm reading the oral in the book, I mean, the
Speaker 1: very shada. Why am I are constantly hitting the wrong
Speaker 1: fucking button? I swear to God? All right, come on,
Speaker 1: show me. So we're at so at two thirty three,
Speaker 1: I'm at too eighty eight, and I'm probably gonna read
Speaker 1: another fifty pages today, give or take, doing how long
Speaker 1: I do the elliptical for But hiram is another word
Speaker 1: for her, which actually starts to sound a little bit
Speaker 1: more you wish, doesn't it. There's a lot of weirdness.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of weirdness, a lot of weirdness. But
Speaker 1: we'll get into that, and we'll see just how messed
Speaker 1: up our history has been and how screwed up our
Speaker 1: brains are because of it. We got freaking yeah, I'm good.
Speaker 1: I don't need to do I'm not gonna do a
Speaker 1: coffee campaign on anything else. We hear the same one.
Speaker 1: They need to put different stuff out here week. It's
Speaker 1: never it's just the same thing every time. I'd have
Speaker 1: to come up with some more jokes every time. Give
Speaker 1: me some more, give me something different to read. And
Speaker 1: so for the last thing of the day, let's go
Speaker 1: to FTJ Yay. Let's start here, okay, and I'm going
Speaker 1: to how do you open this up? There?
Speaker 2: You go?
Speaker 1: Why is it only a happy the Hell's that? There?
Speaker 2: We go?
Speaker 1: So let's get it up to we were it was it? Oh,
Speaker 1: that's it, bud more backload. There we are. Now we're
Speaker 1: at the top. There's Davis. So this is interesting, right right?
Speaker 1: Can you guys see what I'm looking at? No, you can't,
Speaker 1: son of a wait? Can you hold on? Can you
Speaker 1: just show me what the fuck? Oh my god, I
Speaker 1: gotta do this a different way because it's it's screwing
Speaker 1: something up here. Can you just show me what the
Speaker 1: oh my God, man, I'm getting irritated. It may have
Speaker 1: been working right, but I don't care because I if
Speaker 1: I can't tell that it is, I'm not gonna know.
Speaker 1: So if I don't know, then I can't verify what
Speaker 1: we're looking at. So let's fix that by just going
Speaker 1: like that. Okay, So there's that. And and by the way,
Speaker 1: when the moon out the other night and it was
Speaker 1: a full moon, I was looking at it for you know,
Speaker 1: extended period of time, and things that looked like rounded
Speaker 1: little petals. Its first one on the top, one on
Speaker 1: the bottom, then two on the sides, and then diagonally,
Speaker 1: so it's looking like a flower. Right. But then I
Speaker 1: started thinking of the rays of the way they're coming out.
Speaker 1: But this sun or that moon take those rays of light,
Speaker 1: because you don't just see these these like this like
Speaker 1: this is just one picture like this, but you see
Speaker 1: sometimes lots of jagged in betweens. Right, what is to say?
Speaker 1: So the sun, right is one way of looking at
Speaker 1: it as being the source or the origination of the cross.
Speaker 1: And then you have also and this is where it
Speaker 1: is kind of interesting. Right, well, last second, so the
Speaker 1: sun cult. Right, so we're talking about the sun cult
Speaker 1: and not being a bad thing obvious because you have
Speaker 1: to you have to reiterate that. But when you look
Speaker 1: at the Sacred Heart and I have a picture of
Speaker 1: that somewhere, I think it's in my Yeah, it's in
Speaker 1: my instagram. Here, let's see if I can find it
Speaker 1: might not be hard to find. Mm just move that.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 1: If you had a good enough imagination, you can see
Speaker 1: that as the sun and the race coming out the
Speaker 1: other side too. And that's that's not a that's not
Speaker 1: a it's it's not a unique depiction of the Sacred Heart.
Speaker 1: It's that's that's pretty common place. So just maybe a
Speaker 1: potential another correlation there? Where was I?
Speaker 3: Where were we?
Speaker 1: Where the hell did it go? The fuck was I?
Speaker 1: Just look? Where did they go?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Way over here? Okay, I'm seriously.
Speaker 2: Gonna do that.
Speaker 1: So where the fuck does it go after that? Do
Speaker 1: I have to pull it out? Everything? That's gay? Shut again?
Speaker 1: Where is it popping up? Though? I don't know? I
Speaker 1: got sca back up again and hit Lord Bore again,
Speaker 1: Jesus Jones, I'll blame all right? So is that this
Speaker 1: is funny? But making stuff up? That's Giorgio Sukulos. Why
Speaker 1: isn't it bringing me back to where I was? Why
Speaker 1: do I have to keep on looking for the fucking thing?
Speaker 1: I don't know where it's supposed to look? What the like?
Speaker 1: Where is it? Obviously it's here somewhere, right, So where
Speaker 1: the fund is it? Why isn't it popping up where
Speaker 1: it should each other? Every time? I've got to redo
Speaker 1: it like that doesn't make any fucking sense? What is that?
Speaker 1: What the fuck is that.
Speaker 3: Is enough?
Speaker 1: I'm opening it again? What the fuck? You can't back
Speaker 1: You can't hit backspace on? That is what the fun
Speaker 1: you're supposed to do? Is that another pop out?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: It is? Okay, that's why. That's why I couldn't get
Speaker 1: back to it. Piece of shit? All right now, I
Speaker 1: know that's a whole other freaking tab. All right, Well
Speaker 1: I want to do that again. I'm not ceiling insaliens,
Speaker 1: but it's aliens. Yeah, this guy is horrifically ugly in person,
Speaker 1: very pale. That's all make up in ten, he's not.
Speaker 1: He's just a weird, weird individual. He used to be
Speaker 1: a promoter for fucking bodybuilders.
Speaker 4: You know that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, pictures of him with the with swords and there,
Speaker 1: and then I put the best person on the craziest bitches.
Speaker 1: That's funny. The Jewish end Time's prophecy. Yeah, there's your eschatology.
Speaker 1: Then there's a Christians. I'm no snake expert, but this
Speaker 1: one bites that's a that's a half. That's at least camel,
Speaker 1: camel and snake, as it can't just be one to
Speaker 1: breed there, that's huge. The Book of Genesis, the Epic
Speaker 1: of Gilgamesh. Yeah, yeah, yeah, what what does that say? Okay,
Speaker 1: let's write that down. Yes, I can agree, yep. The
Speaker 1: female reproductive system even closer. I don't know what that's
Speaker 1: all women after they take it man soul? Yeah right,
Speaker 1: there you go. Hm, it's the Russian. It's like too,
Speaker 1: it's by Poplar, it's Britney, bitch by dysmorphia or God
Speaker 1: complex today what a feeling? Uh, chosen by whom exactly?
Speaker 1: There you go. Let's see what this one says. The
Speaker 1: allegory of Adam and even the Garden of Eden is
Speaker 1: a cosmic myth revealing the methods of universal and individual establishment.
Speaker 1: But it's not it's an actual real thing. It's not.
Speaker 1: It's not it's what they did to it. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: not what the actual story is. The literal story accepted
Speaker 1: for so many centuries by an unthinking world is preposterous.
Speaker 1: But the creative mystery of which is it is the
Speaker 1: symbol is one of nature's profund as, very verities. The
Speaker 1: o fights, which are snake fuckers, right, Serpent worshiperds revered
Speaker 1: the edench snake because it was the cause of individual existence.
Speaker 1: But bullshit, they revered it because even if they were
Speaker 1: stupid tu it at the time, they were beholding to
Speaker 1: the freaking cold, the old serpent wolf cult. That's how
Speaker 1: fucked up. And they're supposed to be the enlightened ones
Speaker 1: and they got it wrong. And ol fights were considered Christians,
Speaker 1: I believe at one point, weren't they the apple? Then
Speaker 1: maybe I think of the Sibilians. The apple represents the
Speaker 1: knowledge of the procreative process. Again, there was no apple
Speaker 1: in natural story, but there was a roan apple tree,
Speaker 1: which has nothing to do with what the Semites did
Speaker 1: with that story. So through humanity is still wandering though.
Speaker 1: Humanity is still wandering in a world of good and evil,
Speaker 1: which is unnecessary if we just eliminated that which causes
Speaker 1: corruption and evil in the first place. Because it's pretty
Speaker 1: cut and dry what influences people to If you can
Speaker 1: get away with scandal of shit and give yourself ahead
Speaker 1: and somebody's making that avenue available to you, people will
Speaker 1: take it o tank completion and eat yeah blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: Thus the tree of life is also appointed symbol of
Speaker 1: mysteries and parted to get free to Manley p Hole. Sorry, Manly,
Speaker 1: but you're fucking wrong A little bit, a lot of
Speaker 1: bit actually, But that's your job as a mason is
Speaker 1: to misdirect people. So there you go, There you go,
Speaker 1: except no, except no, Yeah, that hat for sure, the
Speaker 1: fish hat. This is the This is again possibly depicting
Speaker 1: Dagon or four when he uh overtook Balder, possibly while
Speaker 1: with the fish hat. Right. But but here's the thing,
Speaker 1: in the corrupted form right, not in a good way,
Speaker 1: not in the way that the Goths were taking. They go.
Speaker 1: They don't even want to discuss the Goths. It's all
Speaker 1: about the Semites and what they do with the things.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna get too far into this because it's
Speaker 1: time to go already, support the local ballbuster.
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Speaker 1: all right, thanks bye? Oh I got fixed that first.
Speaker 1: There we go. Oh, okay, you I'm fine. I heard
Speaker 1: I heard the voices in my head tell me that
Speaker 1: you wanted something. So because I'm I'm I'm maghb for him.
Speaker 1: Now I hear voices. I fucking hit the wrong one again, Tyrol,
Speaker 1: Where is it?
Speaker 3: There?
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 1: Again? You catch a nigga off God with this sheet.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to click off before the joshuit thing pops up,
Speaker 1: but I can't ever get it just right. All right
Speaker 1: later
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