Speaker 1: Pazuzu that voodoo that you do so well, pazuzu de
Speaker 1: voo doo that you do so well. All right, let's
Speaker 1: get into this today. But first there we go. So
Speaker 1: the stream goal is ten new No, that's not true.
Speaker 1: Let's let's fix that because if we're not on the
Speaker 1: doctor g thing today, let's go to the goals bar.
Speaker 1: Let me fix something in real time. I mean, you
Speaker 1: can be a new doctor glennon my member, but we're
Speaker 1: not gonna talk too much about his website today. The
Speaker 1: new stream goal, like I usually it's six millions followers, right,
Speaker 1: because you know six or six crim million if you will.
Speaker 1: We can just make up words in numbers if you'd like,
Speaker 1: just as long as you have the six million in there,
Speaker 1: because that's the that's the cabalistic source. Doesn't have anything
Speaker 1: to do with reality, of course, never has for any
Speaker 1: purpose that anyone's ever used it for. Let's see ten new,
Speaker 1: ten new Patreon subscribers. Let's go with that. I think
Speaker 1: we should do that to be just if are we
Speaker 1: all adults here? Will we flip out if I lower
Speaker 1: this to just say subs so it's not as big
Speaker 1: on the screen because I don't I mean, if you
Speaker 1: want to send me an attack sub, I would probably
Speaker 1: put it to use. But if you're I mean, I
Speaker 1: know they're a little expensive. I don't want to put
Speaker 1: anybody oither way. But we can understand what this means, right,
Speaker 1: I mean that all the kids get it. It's all
Speaker 1: the rage. You don't use real human words, or you
Speaker 1: make stupid words up. You don't never use English language.
Speaker 1: It's perfectly good English language. Just fuck it with it,
Speaker 1: make up gibberish. You get really popular on TikTok that way. Okay,
Speaker 1: so the stream goal is ten new subs on the Patreon,
Speaker 1: which I cannot do a banner for you because because
Speaker 1: I because I can't leave me alone. Put his patreon
Speaker 1: dot com forward slash see forward slash. Disguise you know
Speaker 1: how to spell disguise? You failed in you failed the test.
Speaker 1: Disguise the limits. I think you have to capitalize the
Speaker 1: D in the L. I could be wrong, just like
Speaker 1: if it was a proper title, you would so you
Speaker 1: wouldn't put the the in the capitol right. Disguise the
Speaker 1: limits unimportant articles, they are not capitalized. Okay, let's look
Speaker 1: at said Richie from Boston. Real quick and I just
Speaker 1: want to say, I've told you so. Maybe I don't
Speaker 1: have to say that to everybody here, but I mean
Speaker 1: this ask clown here. Hold on, hold on, let's get
Speaker 1: to the Askalon then show long enough. See what they
Speaker 1: do here. Let's see if I can find a picture
Speaker 1: of the hermoseexual here. Oh there he is, the cauverinary,
Speaker 1: the cavernary Ian Carroll, very sickly, this raging homosexual right here.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, come on, come on, bring it up higher,
Speaker 1: open link a new tab, and we see a big
Speaker 1: picture your stupid gay ass. There he is. I told
Speaker 1: everybody this guy was a come from out of nowhere,
Speaker 1: absolute hill that they feed information too, because nothing you
Speaker 1: ever said was all like, oh my god. It was like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I heard that forty years ago, or I heard that
Speaker 1: twenty years ago, or I said that fifteen years ago.
Speaker 1: It was nothing in, nothing original, nothing profound. It was
Speaker 1: just regurgitation. But off of regurgitation and bullshit. He has
Speaker 1: like millions of millions this followers, blah blah blah blah,
Speaker 1: make him bank. He gets on, He gets on Danny Jones,
Speaker 1: He gets on with freaking Joe Roganan talks about freaking
Speaker 1: aliens and bullshit. And then when he's on, uh, what's
Speaker 1: her name, the crazy the one who thinks she's smart
Speaker 1: but she isn't Candice Owens. Yeah, in her absence, he
Speaker 1: goes on and like fills in or whatever, because I'm
Speaker 1: sure that wasn't just you know, orchestrated too, and he
Speaker 1: talks about stupid shit like Kentucky Fried Chicken. Meanwhile there's
Speaker 1: a actual genocide and starvation of populace where basically what
Speaker 1: he's shown us is that Iran And I'm not thinking
Speaker 1: anything away from Iran because they are quite noble, but
Speaker 1: they're way more noble than this ass clown here, who
Speaker 1: is straight up agent provocateur all fucking day long. He
Speaker 1: is inoperative all day long. There's nothing original, organic about him.
Speaker 1: And then he and now now, like I had been saying,
Speaker 1: but it doesn't matter, you know, Rob and I have
Speaker 1: to have this talk. We have to do it in public,
Speaker 1: like do it like a live show talking about this,
Speaker 1: because we've talked about this when I was back in
Speaker 1: New York and I was like, you know, I'm not
Speaker 1: trying to sound like and nobody's gonna believe me if
Speaker 1: I say this, And I was saying that, you know,
Speaker 1: aside from the fact that I would feed information to
Speaker 1: doctor artists from stuff that I was looking up, and
Speaker 1: then he would repeat it on everybody else's show except
Speaker 1: for mine, so I didn't catch on until a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks later. So, but he would never say where
Speaker 1: he got the information from. And I was like, that's
Speaker 1: an asshole thing to do, especially when you know you
Speaker 1: come on to my show. It'd be nice, you know,
Speaker 1: it'd be nice if you lifted this up too, with
Speaker 1: your popularity and all that, but he wouldn't do it.
Speaker 1: So then I'm like, okay, so well, I'm gonna stop
Speaker 1: just handing him information and documents and pdfiles, my own
Speaker 1: research and my own emails talking about stuff. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: stop doing that because I don't I don't see why
Speaker 1: he's just like acting like he's just this big profound
Speaker 1: because everybody's stealing from everybody and just making it about him.
Speaker 1: And then I realized, this is a cult of personality thing,
Speaker 1: and this isn't him. This is something behind him doing that,
Speaker 1: and which means he's part of it and he's completely
Speaker 1: complicit with it. But he's not even smart enough to
Speaker 1: be that By himself. Okay, So then I noticed that
Speaker 1: timeline of tyranny hashtag I was using talking about creating
Speaker 1: a timeline and tiranny to what happened to America And
Speaker 1: then it's used as the COVID timeline of tyranny by
Speaker 1: Dell big Tree. Now where did he come up with that?
Speaker 1: I'm not thinking that he's watching my channel, but I
Speaker 1: do know this. They scrub. There's software programs, there's intelligent
Speaker 1: software programs, there's people, and they will look for people
Speaker 1: who are organic talking about things that they know that
Speaker 1: the people really want to hear about because they're so detached.
Speaker 1: They're not they're far far away from it, right, so
Speaker 1: and they believe their own bullshit has the time because
Speaker 1: they're lives so much so they need other people's input,
Speaker 1: so they steal it. You know, Doctor Lee Mehra started
Speaker 1: talking about the frankest all of a sudden when I
Speaker 1: started talking about it, and these are these are the
Speaker 1: types of things that happen not just to me, but
Speaker 1: to lots of people. And then we scratch our head
Speaker 1: and like, nah, that can't be. It can't be. Like
Speaker 1: I could look around and said, nobody was talking about
Speaker 1: this until I was but even if I inspired someone
Speaker 1: else to look it up, you know, it's like, why
Speaker 1: didn't they say something about, hey, they saw this here
Speaker 1: first and it made them think because they never will
Speaker 1: do that, because it's it's gatekeeping, it's you. They're the secretaries.
Speaker 1: They're the gatekeepers. And with their higher platforms like doctor
Speaker 1: Lee Mehra and all these other people talking about the
Speaker 1: same topics that you do. The moment you continue to
Speaker 1: talk about what you've been talking about for five ten years,
Speaker 1: you become the copycat because everybody has just for the
Speaker 1: first time heard it from somebody who has a bigger platform,
Speaker 1: and you're like, wait a minute, hold the fucking phone
Speaker 1: right now, don't even start talking to that shit.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: So this guy is an epitome of that type of thing.
Speaker 1: Some thing is gathering a bunch of shit, spitting it
Speaker 1: out for him, and then he's running with it. And
Speaker 1: he just said that he uses AI. Now that's the
Speaker 1: end product thing that's selecting something to actually write it
Speaker 1: up because other people have gathered this and stole this,
Speaker 1: and AI is probably also doing this type of scrubbing
Speaker 1: of other people's videos, other people's blogs, other people's you know,
Speaker 1: writings that become digital. And that's why it sounds old.
Speaker 1: That's why it sounds like it's a straight ripoff of
Speaker 1: people like Bill Cooper. I don't know why they would
Speaker 1: do this, but because Maxwell, Jordan Maxwell was a piece
Speaker 1: of shit. But they still Jordan Maxwell and all kinds
Speaker 1: of other people, right, And they regurgitate the same bullshit
Speaker 1: ten every ten years, like in the ten or five
Speaker 1: year cycle, and they bring up all brand new people
Speaker 1: because it's a brand new generation who has never heard
Speaker 1: this shit before, and tadah, they have their superstars. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: the real people have been talking about the whole fucking time,
Speaker 1: but they're squashed down by the deliberate software that makes
Speaker 1: them invisible. Because if we were all the visible and
Speaker 1: we weren't, and we were, you know, they're obviously helped
Speaker 1: along because I can tell you this, we've all been
Speaker 1: saying the same freaking shit, you know, I meaning, we've
Speaker 1: been telling the truth and doing it well for a
Speaker 1: long time. Nobody knows our fucking names. But this fucking
Speaker 1: ass clown here who doesn't have half the intellect, not
Speaker 1: even a quarter of the intellect, or a fraction of
Speaker 1: the comprehension that I and many of my friends and
Speaker 1: other people have who do talk about this stuff on
Speaker 1: a regular and yet this ass clown. Is it because
Speaker 1: of his fucking mustache? Is that why? No, he's just
Speaker 1: a douche that they made into something. Same thing with Candace.
Speaker 1: And I don't care if anybody has of all the
Speaker 1: things I can say about Candisce owns, I don't care
Speaker 1: that she has an explored talent freaking account or had
Speaker 1: when she was a teenager. When I was a teenager
Speaker 1: I had, I didn't. Oh se your's reelis they run
Speaker 1: fucking everything that has to do with freaking you know,
Speaker 1: acting and entertainment. You'd be harder pressed to find, like
Speaker 1: the one run by irishmen and fucking Italians? Like where
Speaker 1: are you gonna find? No, you don't look, you don't ask,
Speaker 1: you don't think about it. It's never a passing thought
Speaker 1: in a teenager's head. Oh I don't know child agency.
Speaker 1: I wonder who they are. No, you don't see that,
Speaker 1: You're like, oh cool, it'd be cool. Like you know,
Speaker 1: somebody sends me an email that says they're looking for
Speaker 1: day day work here and you end up showing up
Speaker 1: and you get the part. He's like, yeah, that's cool,
Speaker 1: you know. So like when I was a teenager, I
Speaker 1: think I had one of those. I probably think I
Speaker 1: left high school yet when I filled that out, so
Speaker 1: that's not that's not an issue that So like, this
Speaker 1: is again the avalanche of retardation when people don't understand
Speaker 1: that they're not clever. This is this is the psychosist
Speaker 1: that I hate even more than he and Carol, because
Speaker 1: Ian Carroll is just surface level, little superficial bullshit that
Speaker 1: is absolutely meaningless. It has no effect on the world. Right,
Speaker 1: It's interesting, but it's what are you going? What do
Speaker 1: you can do about it now? And the hell cares
Speaker 1: about the speculation and the rumor mongering of oh wow, aliens,
Speaker 1: like just shut up, it doesn't that doesn't stop the
Speaker 1: genocide and gaza, right, But it's the people who I've
Speaker 1: seen and these are like what do they call this
Speaker 1: generation of retards and half gay fucking men I don't know, fags, Okay,
Speaker 1: we'll call them fags. They will present in these short
Speaker 1: videos like ah gotchas and it's like, this is not
Speaker 1: do these these details that you're like throwing out don't
Speaker 1: mean anything. You're not gotcha ahaing anybody? And you're assumption
Speaker 1: that one thing means something else or leads to something else,
Speaker 1: and that somehow this is all connected. Like they literally
Speaker 1: are the crazy person with the pins and the string
Speaker 1: and the yarn in the freaking corkboard. This these are
Speaker 1: the crazy fucks like these people, but they're stupid. They're
Speaker 1: like not even like coherent, and they somehow try to,
Speaker 1: you know, conflate things that don't have anything to do
Speaker 1: with each other. Or their presumption and assumption that it
Speaker 1: means something without confirmation is that's the part that they
Speaker 1: forget about, is confirming that it means shit. And that's
Speaker 1: that's pretty pathetic. And I've looked at that fact. His
Speaker 1: face was long enough. I think we're good. Drop his
Speaker 1: ask down? Do you think? All right? Run the brave
Speaker 1: browser today? Why you ask? Because I don't like commercials
Speaker 1: mister what's his name, mister Rarange? Or I don't like no?
Speaker 1: Who do you say it to? Mister white? I don't
Speaker 1: like no, No, it's mister blonde. And he says, I
Speaker 1: don't like I don't like sirens, mister White. I think
Speaker 1: that's what it was. All right, there we go, U.
Speaker 1: They don't have a theatre mode, do they not have
Speaker 1: a theore mode. Well that's gay, all right, Well that's
Speaker 1: even get it ahead a little bit. Hi, I'm richie.
Speaker 1: I'm high behind my truck here and words. Yeah, all right,
Speaker 1: love for me. It hurts, it's ritchy, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. See what I'm saying. You see what I'm saying, Jesus.
Speaker 1: See what I'm saying, Jesus. It's a good formula that
Speaker 1: he uses to make, you know, get one hundred thousands
Speaker 1: of fathers, Jesus, you know what I mean? Or don't.
Speaker 1: I don't care. Do what you want, Jesus.
Speaker 3: And it's twenty twenty five and I am at a
Speaker 3: rest stop on the side of the road. I got
Speaker 3: to hit a shower.
Speaker 4: Sometimes, don't bob the river soon.
Speaker 3: I gotta shave time to tell, But usually I can
Speaker 3: just shave with a wet washcloth.
Speaker 5: You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: What are you gonna do, Jesus Christ, at any rate.
Speaker 3: In world population like we've never seen before whatsoever at all?
Speaker 5: So Israel thing?
Speaker 1: You forgot about whatsoever at all? My bad. You know,
Speaker 1: there's a lot of there's a lot of richieism, so
Speaker 1: you just kind of throw them all together. You don't
Speaker 1: have to say anything else throughout the video, just some
Speaker 1: random shit that you know is funneling through your head
Speaker 1: at the time, like how you shave and then whatsoever
Speaker 1: at all? Buy gold, get your money out of the bank.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean? Or don't.
Speaker 3: Besides, we're gonna get one hundred people together, one hundred
Speaker 3: show fires, or we're gonna do this event live worldwide.
Speaker 3: Now these are their words. So I'm thinking, okay, cool,
Speaker 3: let me let me let me find something, you know,
Speaker 3: an article or news clipping or something. And the only
Speaker 3: thing I could find, and the only thing.
Speaker 1: Was Ian Carroll's gay homosexual face. No, I'm just trying
Speaker 1: to find where it starts. Yeah, yeah, we we'll go
Speaker 1: back to that. Let's go to the part that I
Speaker 1: want to talk about. Oh, they try to put commercials
Speaker 1: in here, and I say it, ne it was that
Speaker 1: before that, No fancy fants. Here's Gogy crying about something else.
Speaker 1: Where's where? Where's the where's is? Then the next there
Speaker 1: we go, here's the creepy creeper. He looks like Wolverine
Speaker 1: if he was like emaciated and dying because he was
Speaker 1: on like his fiftieth day of fasting and he's been
Speaker 1: taken heroin there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've been using AI. Well, you know what, let
Speaker 3: him say it. It's Ian Carroll. First of all, I
Speaker 3: gotta say I wouldn't trust anybody that looks like that
Speaker 3: at all.
Speaker 1: Right, because usually they have needles hanging out of their arm,
Speaker 1: and they're in the like San Francisco, sitting or laying
Speaker 1: on the floor next to a bench because they couldn't
Speaker 1: quite make it and uh typically passed out leaning up
Speaker 1: against something. Yeah, that's that's true. This is true, whether
Speaker 1: you know, attempting to break into your home to rape
Speaker 1: your cat. That that that's see in Carol, that's what
Speaker 1: he would be doing if he didn't have, you know,
Speaker 1: the backing of a bunch of oave seamen in his
Speaker 1: bomb to promote him.
Speaker 3: But it is what it is.
Speaker 6: So I've got a confession to make. I've been using
Speaker 6: AI to do research.
Speaker 1: It means you don't fucking do research. And what that
Speaker 1: also means is it's the end product result of stealing
Speaker 1: from a bunch of people who you don't even know
Speaker 1: that you're stealing from, or you do know, or you
Speaker 1: don't care. And this might be one of the reasons
Speaker 1: why they didn't ever give it names because they've never
Speaker 1: even gone through the animals and the archives that other
Speaker 1: people have to see where other people left off to
Speaker 1: dig deeper into their you know, you know, the things
Speaker 1: that they brought to other people's attention. Okay, well this
Speaker 1: this will I got set up and started off by
Speaker 1: reading a book from Daniel Christos. So I read a
Speaker 1: book from Bill Cooper, or I saw a random thing
Speaker 1: on an old YouTube video and it's always been stuck
Speaker 1: in my head. So I was like, I got to
Speaker 1: look into this morning. I saw you rope at the
Speaker 1: last battle or something. Nothing, Nothing is ever mentioned as
Speaker 1: to whom. Don't you think if these were nice people,
Speaker 1: if these were people who wanted to bring everyone along
Speaker 1: with them, who weren't trying to keep you and kick
Speaker 1: you in the face when you try to get up
Speaker 1: on the life raft, they weren't trying to do that,
Speaker 1: and still your your suitcase at the same time, or
Speaker 1: your briefcase with all of your documents in it, because
Speaker 1: that's what they're really doing. Fuck these people, they're not real.
Speaker 1: And then they're they're going to go through some bullshit,
Speaker 1: and then they show him making post it notes and
Speaker 1: putting them in the book is Hey, are you gonna
Speaker 1: go read those fucking post it notes later? Like this
Speaker 1: that's known shit and doesn't mean sense and that looks
Speaker 1: like a little tiny dick with balls in the corner.
Speaker 3: So yeah, Apparently it turns out researching any topic under
Speaker 3: the sun that so many of us spent so many
Speaker 3: years researching, finding all the links, getting on the speakers,
Speaker 3: getting on the authors, getting on the documentary makers, these
Speaker 3: guys aren't even doing that. They're simply going to AI,
Speaker 3: which is probably linking them to channels like myself.
Speaker 1: And right, it's stealing, stealing in the wholesale. And also
Speaker 1: understand there are little divisions that do this too, people
Speaker 1: who are aware of the pulse and the pipeline. What
Speaker 1: the fuck of what people seem interested in and want
Speaker 1: to be talked about, or they find it to be
Speaker 1: of a concern if it's not steered away from any
Speaker 1: real truth being discovered, then they'll jump on it and
Speaker 1: then steer it away from or make it, you know,
Speaker 1: hand it off to Alex Jones so he can discredit
Speaker 1: truth with his stupid ass antics and is already destroyed reputation. Yeah,
Speaker 1: just give it to Alex Alex will fuck it up good,
Speaker 1: and nobody will ever want to touch that topic again,
Speaker 1: no matter how valid it is, or give it to
Speaker 1: stew And everybody who's a boomer will be terrified of
Speaker 1: that topic because Stu doesn't know how to stop talking
Speaker 1: about the Jews these days lately. But he's also a
Speaker 1: fucking operative controlled bullshit piece of ship who came out
Speaker 1: of nowhere as well. He's the he's uh a gayer, thinner,
Speaker 1: more angry, with weird skin on his chin Ian type
Speaker 1: type of Ian Carol. He's he's a prototype, like you know,
Speaker 1: like those those uh mutated things that didn't quite make
Speaker 1: it and they're still in the water in the jar
Speaker 1: and they're like, I'll twist it up that that's that's
Speaker 1: Stut walking around on a normal.
Speaker 7: Day, so many others.
Speaker 8: You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I'm not taking credit. I'm just saying, this dude is
Speaker 3: completely directing everybody right in the wrong direction.
Speaker 5: Everybody should be.
Speaker 1: Right in the wrong Yeah, thanks, thanks for clearing it up.
Speaker 3: Everybody 's AI, Well, you're not a researcher. If you're
Speaker 3: using AI, you're a speaking You're a mouthpiece, period, right
Speaker 3: co intel pro period and I'm not the only one.
Speaker 5: That did that.
Speaker 1: Means Ai. Also, you know, frames it to teach you
Speaker 1: how to say it and how to think and how.
Speaker 1: Then it's all about your delivery. So all you are
Speaker 1: is an actor delivering lines. You don't have anything, You
Speaker 1: don't have a real sense of give a shit behind it.
Speaker 1: So it doesn't matter what you talk about. You can
Speaker 1: talk about the Kentucky Fried Chicken if you want me,
Speaker 1: Like this douchebag did because he has the eyes and
Speaker 1: what the fuck? He has the eyes and the ears
Speaker 1: of everybody, and yet he decides to waste that time.
Speaker 1: And this is what is discouraging from what people And
Speaker 1: this is how you understand and learn what a fake
Speaker 1: fuck people are or what they've You know, they were
Speaker 1: brought to a certain place to only to to and
Speaker 1: then here here's the box. This is the box. This
Speaker 1: is the cube. This is the black cube of Saturn
Speaker 1: that you're allowed to play in. Don't play outside of it. Okay,
Speaker 1: this is all the control. Okay, we've we've we've deemed
Speaker 1: this information to be safe to the to the agenda.
Speaker 1: This is you could stay around in there all day
Speaker 1: long and you're not gonna harm anybody and meeting them
Speaker 1: with anything that you could possibly make out of this
Speaker 1: bob pile of absolute bullshit that means nothing or is
Speaker 1: so outdated that I can't. Everybody who would have been
Speaker 1: involved is already dead, so there's nobody to take the jail. Yeah,
Speaker 1: go ahead, play with that, Play with play with the
Speaker 1: JFK assassination, even though we know it's Israel. Oh wait,
Speaker 1: hold on a second. You just you started to draw
Speaker 1: it out of the lines again, talking about that that
Speaker 1: Israel stuff you got. You gotta reel it back in,
Speaker 1: you know, So maybe maybe you should talk about, like,
Speaker 1: what what type of bullet or something hit Charlie Kirk
Speaker 1: by the masade? Whoa whoa whoa? You you started drawing
Speaker 1: outside the lines again? You got to color within the lines, kid?
Speaker 1: Oh all right, So should we talk about how three
Speaker 1: thousand people's lives that were extinguished twenty four years ago
Speaker 1: all of a sudden got completely washed away with the
Speaker 1: assassination of one person, oh both by Israel. Who whoa
Speaker 1: wha whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa. See, they can't have
Speaker 1: real people doing that, because that's where everybody would generally,
Speaker 1: you know, eventually, if they're thinking and unbiased would lead
Speaker 1: right back to oh yeah, you guys. Yeah, it's you
Speaker 1: guys killing everybody that everybody cares about all the time.
Speaker 1: Every time. It's always you carrying out the mass murders
Speaker 1: of human beings for no good reason except for your reasons,
Speaker 1: and killing the people that we love the most, including
Speaker 1: Michael Jackson, you know, and tarnishing reputations. Yeah, yeah, it's
Speaker 1: you guys. And when I say the most people we
Speaker 1: love the most, I'm talking about you know, childhood vaccination murders.
Speaker 1: Yeah take that YouTube. See how long you leave me
Speaker 1: up for this one?
Speaker 3: You fox thinks that for instance, listen to this.
Speaker 1: List but speak or don't?
Speaker 8: I like is bleeding for enhancing ourselves with the AI?
Speaker 8: Did you guys see this video that was put out
Speaker 8: the other day by Ian.
Speaker 1: By the gay Wolverine Carol Metro Wolverine.
Speaker 6: I've got a confession to make. I've been using AI
Speaker 6: to do research.
Speaker 1: I'm a complete and total fraud. I blow old Jewish men.
Speaker 1: That was saying that, of course, Oh well yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: this is him doing work because he just told you
Speaker 1: the AI does it means yeah, he comes, he comes
Speaker 1: stumbling out of the shower at you know, one o'clock
Speaker 1: in the afternoon, and he sits at his computer and
Speaker 1: says boom, and then AI transfers it Boom. There you go,
Speaker 1: here's your script to talk about in your stupid gay video.
Speaker 1: They're about to make Cunningham Incorporated. What's that gibberish? That's
Speaker 1: what it is. Was that Larry Fink on the screen?
Speaker 1: He was he was he was calling his boss. Now he's, uh,
Speaker 1: what does he play? Video games? And ruber Cube? He's
Speaker 1: got a light. He's just took him a long time
Speaker 1: to figure out how to turn it on because he's
Speaker 1: not he's he doesn't actually do this stuff that they're
Speaker 1: making out. And how many camera angles has he got here?
Speaker 1: You know who's doing this video for? Paid for by
Speaker 1: black Rock or some other you know, high budget performance crew?
Speaker 5: Thinking how are you gonna trust it?
Speaker 8: It's gonna lie to you, It's gonna.
Speaker 1: That's what we're thinking. We're not thinking, how are we
Speaker 1: gonna trust you? Because all you're doing is taking woke,
Speaker 1: fucking bullshit off of a AI think and stealing other
Speaker 1: people's work and then just regurgitating it to make money
Speaker 1: off of everybody else's effort like a jew would. No, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: it's how are we gonna trust the AI? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's it.
Speaker 5: You're gonna get done. That's cheating, and I get it.
Speaker 6: That's how I felt for a long time too.
Speaker 1: But I'd be willing for a long time. So ever
Speaker 1: since I started this, I've been fucking lying about everything
Speaker 1: I've done. But still hear me out and continue to
Speaker 1: send me your money through views and ad.
Speaker 6: Riv that that by the end of this episode you'll
Speaker 6: agree with me that AI is a way more effective
Speaker 6: way to.
Speaker 1: Do research, especially if you have one eye that doesn't
Speaker 1: quite look in the same.
Speaker 6: Direction then using search engines.
Speaker 1: Oh, search engines? Well, how about reading fucking books, dickhead?
Speaker 1: How about discernment? How about pattern recognition? How about research
Speaker 1: and finding and discovering how they've lied in the past.
Speaker 1: This is called pattern recognition, and how they've been continuing
Speaker 1: to behave all throughout history in every type of event
Speaker 1: that you see a certain sort of thing going on
Speaker 1: with them, and who might be involved in why they
Speaker 1: continue to do the same things over and over again.
Speaker 1: How about that? How about a little bit of analysis,
Speaker 1: you know, like your own thoughts. It's not AI's thoughts
Speaker 1: on it? How about your own thoughts on it? Oh,
Speaker 1: you don't have any because you're a fucking retard. Well,
Speaker 1: then you shouldn't be doing this stuff, because that makes
Speaker 1: you a fraud. If you don't have your own opinions
Speaker 1: and your own thoughts and your own you know, deductive
Speaker 1: reasoning skills, you can't really be in a debate. You
Speaker 1: can't really be in a discussion. You can't really be interviewed,
Speaker 1: even though you've been interviewed everywhere, because all you can
Speaker 1: do is memorize what you were presented and was prepared
Speaker 1: for you. And then if anybody asked me questions about it,
Speaker 1: you're not gonna know. So they have to be really shallow, really,
Speaker 1: you know, measured questions just to just to stoke the
Speaker 1: conversation and keep it going. They can't be challenging because
Speaker 1: if they challenge what you know, you're not gonna know shit.
Speaker 1: You're not gonna know shit. You're gonna ramble on about
Speaker 1: fucking aliens in the one time and when you have
Speaker 1: an opportunity to talk to Joe Rogan and you fucking douchebag.
Speaker 8: And I mean people have already been finding his whole
Speaker 8: sudden rise to you know, TikTok and YouTube fame sort
Speaker 8: of bizarre to where now he's like a regular on
Speaker 8: the canvass Own Show and he's been on Rogan and
Speaker 8: all that, when like, not that long ago he was
Speaker 8: started out making videos about what was it like.
Speaker 1: Danny Jones is what I said. He tried to talk
Speaker 1: over me. Can you believe it? Or did I try
Speaker 1: to talk.
Speaker 8: Over chemicals and shampoo? I don't even know. He blew
Speaker 8: up on TikTok, yeah, after the pen talking about bullshitandemic
Speaker 8: and now here he is talking about how he's using
Speaker 8: AI to go through all these emails between Epstein and
Speaker 8: Ahud Barack and explaining how he'd never be able to
Speaker 8: sift through and decode and translate all this information without AI.
Speaker 8: I just find it quite ironic that we're having people
Speaker 8: advocate for the use of AI in order to quote
Speaker 8: expose the various connections of a criminal like Epstein, when
Speaker 8: AI is the very thing that replaced Epstein, and Epstein
Speaker 8: was all about transhumanism anyways. And yeah, it's just I
Speaker 8: don't know so whether Ian caribs.
Speaker 1: Anybody who says follow the money is a shallow thinking
Speaker 1: service level dweller retard that that might explain the stuff
Speaker 1: that's part of the distraction that they want you to
Speaker 1: focus on. Regardless, as long as you stay in there,
Speaker 1: you're still not getting to the depth of what's really
Speaker 1: going on, because you still don't get the nature of
Speaker 1: those who control that in front of you, which is
Speaker 1: your capital building in this country and every other country,
Speaker 1: almost every one of them that we've destroyed for this
Speaker 1: fucking cult. Yes that has their own central bank and
Speaker 1: imfalone or Bank of International set shit going on. Yes,
Speaker 1: those of course central banks. Yes, they are all under
Speaker 1: the same control. Follow the money. That's their game to
Speaker 1: keep us occupied. They don't operate off of their own
Speaker 1: fucking artificial system, but they have to create an artificial
Speaker 1: system for them to control and rule us. Artificial environment,
Speaker 1: artificial whether, artificial history, artificial intelligence, metaverse, artificial reality, virtual reality.
Speaker 1: Everything is about keeping you in that panopticon bubble, staring
Speaker 1: at the screen now looking at this beautiful sunny day,
Speaker 1: or going out and doing something and did they get
Speaker 1: darker dye shit time?
Speaker 9: Is it?
Speaker 10: Ah?
Speaker 1: Sad face? Oh well anyway, but yeah, they don't care
Speaker 1: about that. Their objective is way more deeper and darker
Speaker 1: and sinister. They're working for the entity that they've unleashed
Speaker 1: onto this plane, this realm. And they did this a
Speaker 1: long time ago, and they've been dicking around with it,
Speaker 1: conjuring it, containing it, trying to bind it, realizing they can't.
Speaker 1: And now they've developed a system to where any fucker
Speaker 1: who is stupid enough to try to mess with this
Speaker 1: type of anti this type of force, can do it
Speaker 1: through a technology and doesn't have to learn the what
Speaker 1: they call that the discipline of the ceremony of the ritual.
Speaker 1: They don't have to put themselves in that state of
Speaker 1: mind or have all the amulets and the things and
Speaker 1: that and the other thing in order to conjure and
Speaker 1: invoke and basically spell cast and curse. They don't need
Speaker 1: that anymore. They have d Wave, they have quantum computers,
Speaker 1: they've got AI, they've got cern, they've got rift makers,
Speaker 1: they've got portal openers. All they need to do now
Speaker 1: is let stupid people fuck with it, play with it,
Speaker 1: invite it into their lives, like letting a vampire into
Speaker 1: your front door, and they will have satiated, at least
Speaker 1: for a brief period of time, this demon that continues
Speaker 1: to insist upon more and more from them because they
Speaker 1: fucked up. Let's talk about who that is.
Speaker 8: So hold On brought into prominence specifically for this task
Speaker 8: of trying to get the truther community community on board
Speaker 8: with using AI, or if he's just crely, a regular
Speaker 8: dude who blew up on TikTok after COVID and found
Speaker 8: himself with this huge platform and it's kind of neither
Speaker 8: here nor there.
Speaker 1: See that, Yeah you don't see it, but cancel he
Speaker 1: and Carol I would suggest you do that.
Speaker 8: Because at the very least he's a clueless sellout who
Speaker 8: has no idea what he's advocating for. But personally I
Speaker 8: never did trust that mustache.
Speaker 3: At any rate.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, he's definitely not Jason Lee. Come on now,
Speaker 1: it's all I got.
Speaker 3: I'm on the side of the road and a trust
Speaker 3: stop downloaded from Adobe Premiere pro To because that's.
Speaker 11: What I do.
Speaker 3: And it's a pain in the butt.
Speaker 12: No one, it all.
Speaker 1: Everything about everybody's life is so hard. Yeah, yeah, everybody's
Speaker 1: having a hard time.
Speaker 5: Yah.
Speaker 1: We'll keep that up. If we have to go back
Speaker 1: to who we will, all right, So what is this
Speaker 1: one called putting the ass in a Syrian. That's right,
Speaker 1: that's what it says. Now, we have a series of
Speaker 1: lots of tabs, lots of them. You ready, Oh, hold
Speaker 1: on a second, I gotta go see who's talking to
Speaker 1: who and what's what. Hold on, let's do that first.
Speaker 1: What your mother is doing? All right, gonna turn this on.
Speaker 1: I said I made that. I made the noise with
Speaker 1: my face, you bastard. All right, here, we ares right,
Speaker 1: that's what it says, Michael good evening, Sir. What do
Speaker 1: I think of Harry Vox Research. I don't know who
Speaker 1: that is. I don't I don't get out much, bro.
Speaker 1: I pay attention to what I'm searching for. If the
Speaker 1: only other things that I branch off on is like
Speaker 1: my morning scroll when I'm drinking my second cup of
Speaker 1: coffee and trying not to fall back asleep because a
Speaker 1: cat wants to lay on me. Yeah today, I Oh,
Speaker 1: nobody knows about this, so as we'll tell you. Let's see,
Speaker 1: I'll just jump this up so I'm not two people
Speaker 1: on the screen at the same time, because that's irritating. Uh,
Speaker 1: stream goals. These backwards are fair there, you go? Uh,
Speaker 1: at least ten at least ten FTJ Media, But you know,
Speaker 1: Patreon would be nice because I'm doing I'm doing just
Speaker 1: Patreon only live streams there, and I think I'm going
Speaker 1: to read the entire British edit and put that behind
Speaker 1: a payhole from top to bout, you know, start to
Speaker 1: finish without the one hour introductions, and then that was
Speaker 1: adding to the other videos and it's gonna go straight. Oh,
Speaker 1: also with commentary though, because I have to be like
Speaker 1: stop and point out the things that should be clicking,
Speaker 1: you know, all right? What was I saying?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: So it was excuse me.
Speaker 5: I was.
Speaker 1: Looking for my daughter and he thought she was in
Speaker 1: her room and I went to climb up her little
Speaker 1: so she has a bunk where it's just the top bunk,
Speaker 1: the bottom is like a space where you can put stuff.
Speaker 1: And I started walking up her stairs, her stairs, and
Speaker 1: I at the stairs slid inward, so I guess it
Speaker 1: wasn't on the It wasn't like it's not really hinge
Speaker 1: like lockdown. So it usually has to be pulled out
Speaker 1: and hung like this, or it has to be what's
Speaker 1: up archangel, or it has to be what do you
Speaker 1: call it? Whatever, It has to be fastened securely. Well,
Speaker 1: it wasn't, so when I got my weight on it,
Speaker 1: it went that way. I like this with it hit
Speaker 1: a freaking one of those stupid particle board like bookshelf
Speaker 1: type things, and it was there was another bookshelf stacked
Speaker 1: on top of it. So Rebecca did the arrangement word
Speaker 1: in New York. So I knocked that one out, was
Speaker 1: able to put enough pressure on it when I fell
Speaker 1: to basically break that one with all in a bunch
Speaker 1: of books and another bunch of shit fell on top
Speaker 1: of my body last night and pinned me to the
Speaker 1: ground with the stairs case on top of me because
Speaker 1: everything fell on top of me. So today I went
Speaker 1: around looking for I went to every single thrift store
Speaker 1: I could find because I was like, I don't want
Speaker 1: particle board again. I'm want to buy the same kind
Speaker 1: of bullshit. I was like, I want I wanted. I
Speaker 1: want nice furniture, but I need something small to fit
Speaker 1: under here, So I'm looking for something special specific. Older
Speaker 1: things were not made with dog shit materials. So I
Speaker 1: started looking in every thrist dropping around here, and it
Speaker 1: just so happened that I just wasn't able to find
Speaker 1: what I needed today. That doesn't mean that I haven't
Speaker 1: found awesome stuff in those places before? And one of
Speaker 1: them here, tell me if you think this is disgustingly evil,
Speaker 1: and the banality of evil in this world is so
Speaker 1: often overlooked, and nobody even bats an eye or thinks
Speaker 1: anything of it, and except for the simple fact that
Speaker 1: they take advantage of the deals. So like, do you
Speaker 1: know how many how many dreams die at a pawn shop?
Speaker 1: Do you know how many things? How many things that
Speaker 1: have great sentimental value to people who are on hard
Speaker 1: you know, having hard times? Do you understand like the
Speaker 1: horrific Yeah, no, I didn't here a little bit on
Speaker 1: my ass, but a right that end up having to
Speaker 1: give give the way their stuff for pennies on the dollar.
Speaker 1: Definitely not the value that they place in it, sort
Speaker 1: of the sentimental value at at a pawn shop. But
Speaker 1: other people will go in there and take advantage of
Speaker 1: somebody's worse, somebody's misfortune, and the people who are the
Speaker 1: dealers are demons. There are demon merchants of the lowest degree. Okay,
Speaker 1: now I know that part. I remember if you're making
Speaker 1: payments on something, then you skip off, they take it back,
Speaker 1: and then all that money was just theirs for nothing,
Speaker 1: and then they'll sell it for the same exact price
Speaker 1: as somebody else and put them on a parent plan.
Speaker 1: So yeah, they're they're their backs, they're If that's not
Speaker 1: something created by ovays, I don't know what is. So
Speaker 1: theyn't think about a hospice thrift store. What does that mean? Well,
Speaker 1: that means this motherfucker's gonna die. This person's got to
Speaker 1: the end of the rope in life. Their family's given
Speaker 1: up on them, there's no need for them to have
Speaker 1: any furniture in their apartment anymore. So again, as we're
Speaker 1: getting donated to the church across the street Saint Francis
Speaker 1: of a sissy or who was a sissy. I don't
Speaker 1: know this sissy. And then they end up selling it
Speaker 1: across the street, liquidating the person's life without any passion
Speaker 1: or empathy while they're dying or dead. That's that's the
Speaker 1: end of your life. That's that's how your life ends.
Speaker 1: And then someone who's got ten years left in their life,
Speaker 1: because it's usually older people at these places, they buy
Speaker 1: the dead person's freaking uh you know, trinkets or furniture
Speaker 1: and then guess what, it gets donated back again to
Speaker 1: that same fucking church and the cycle of repeats. It's
Speaker 1: something sick. But I thought about it as I was
Speaker 1: there today and no, I didn't find anything of any
Speaker 1: use or value. There was a nice office chair in there.
Speaker 1: Once I went home to get cash because they onlyn't
Speaker 1: take cash. By the time I came back, they were like, yeah,
Speaker 1: we sold it like you fucking dick. You knwhen I
Speaker 1: was coming back, Oh, you can't be, I'll be quick.
Speaker 1: Fucking shit. It was a nice like a leather office
Speaker 1: chair with wheels anyway, So yeah, so I went to
Speaker 1: like Crossroads was another one, big one, but they didn't
Speaker 1: have any thing. They have one nose too big. They
Speaker 1: had some stuff that was made out avoid that was
Speaker 1: better quality, but they just it wasn't quite right. So
Speaker 1: I went to multiple places like that, a bunch of
Speaker 1: different furniture stores, like actual furniture stores. Theyn went to Ashley's,
Speaker 1: but I went out there like like, let's put it,
Speaker 1: let's put this way. One of the ones I walked into,
Speaker 1: the dude had a giant like it wasn't a sombrero,
Speaker 1: but it was a big cowboy hat and uh, you know,
Speaker 1: shirt butt into to the neck all the way up
Speaker 1: and uh he was a nice guy though, So yeah, no,
Speaker 1: I didn't find anything that and man furniture is expensive,
Speaker 1: the very overpriced it for the craftsman ship, the what
Speaker 1: you what you pay for is ridiculous. It's way overpriced.
Speaker 5: So there's that.
Speaker 1: Why am I seeing two different things here? Why does
Speaker 1: that keep disappearing?
Speaker 2: Is that real?
Speaker 1: They said, Well, at least he didn't get hurt and
Speaker 1: then it disappeared. What what's happening?
Speaker 7: Hello?
Speaker 1: Alright, okay, anyway, so that that was my story. I
Speaker 1: don't even know why I talked about it. Well, let's
Speaker 1: get back into this thing. Wow. So yeah, I went
Speaker 1: around everywhere. Then I ended up buying this fucking particle
Speaker 1: board one anyway, because that's all I could find that
Speaker 1: was gonna fit the right space. But I went to
Speaker 1: so many stores and was very hot out and that
Speaker 1: was pretty irritated because I still had to make hot sauce.
Speaker 1: So I finished some of the sauce, I got all
Speaker 1: the orders made. Now tomorrow I started working on the
Speaker 1: wholesal order and knock that out before the weekend's over.
Speaker 1: So let's see where I'm at. Okay, So there's a
Speaker 1: bunch of bullshit in this and uh, we're going I'm
Speaker 1: gonna let it play for a little bit and then
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tear that part. For the most part, we're
Speaker 1: gonna learn about Pazuzi, but we're gonna learn about something
Speaker 1: else too, And I'm gonna I'm gonna backtrack to Nazaar
Speaker 1: Paul not to not to be not to be confused
Speaker 1: with Asher Banni Paul. I know all the kids out there,
Speaker 1: all the kids out there like Asher Bandit Paul, Look, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: Astro Nasir Paul, the first and the second total assholes.
Speaker 1: And they're like, oh, how about that second ary of that?
Speaker 1: Yeah that guy's that guy suck too? Uh but yeah, no,
Speaker 1: It's always been that that debate on the on the
Speaker 1: street with a with all the hip kids, Right is
Speaker 1: it Asher band of Paul or Asher Paul? Who is
Speaker 1: the bad guy? But I got you covered. And we're
Speaker 1: gonna get into my book a little bit too. When
Speaker 1: we talk about this. I'm gonna tell you all the
Speaker 1: fun and wonderful things that the Assyrian Semites did to
Speaker 1: our Gothic ancestors, and how this is touched upon and
Speaker 1: makers of makers of civilization and race and history and
Speaker 1: in some of the side note stuff that Ellie Woodell
Speaker 1: talk about, I think also in the British DA Or
Speaker 1: it could just be that I'm getting that confused with
Speaker 1: the longer history that is talked about in the Makers
Speaker 1: of Civilization. Yeah, either way, it's a distinct event in
Speaker 1: history where our people were hunted downops, hunted down, skinned alive.
Speaker 1: Why is it not opening up? I'm clicking the fucking button.
Speaker 1: There it goes, and uh, yeah, are many of us?
Speaker 1: Are their eyes collected for trophies, their ears, their noses,
Speaker 1: their teeth, their lower jaws, hands and feet cut off
Speaker 1: sometimes after they've already been skinned while they were alive,
Speaker 1: their blood drained because you know how they like to
Speaker 1: do that, and the vampirica aspect of them drinking the
Speaker 1: blood after all this torture, which sounds an awful lot
Speaker 1: like terrifying kosher it koshur it practice for adrenochrome, you know,
Speaker 1: the flavoring and how that actually plays into the part
Speaker 1: of their schizophrenia, is doing that type of shit. But
Speaker 1: that sounds very wave a, doesn't it. So we're talking
Speaker 1: about like seven hundred BC ish around that time for
Speaker 1: these uh, these leaders, and they literally chased us because
Speaker 1: when there was a wave I think in about twelve
Speaker 1: hundred BC or so, maybe it was even maybe it
Speaker 1: was even earlier than that that there was already gothic
Speaker 1: Arian people establishing because they've established Persia, they established Egypt,
Speaker 1: they established consumer, they established the Indus Valley India. And
Speaker 1: so when you think when you think about like Arona Rock,
Speaker 1: that's Persia, that's ancient Persia, that's our people, right, and
Speaker 1: people like how dare you take away the.
Speaker 2: What do you call it?
Speaker 1: Achievements? And alklades of other cultures like because they didn't
Speaker 1: do it. They sat there in their own piss and
Speaker 1: shit for thousands of years until we came along and
Speaker 1: taught them things just because they picked it up where
Speaker 1: they left off and not very well. Have you seen
Speaker 1: Calcutta lately? There's not no the influence there and the
Speaker 1: only people that have like a whole lot of self
Speaker 1: respect have a little bit of our DNA left in them,
Speaker 1: you know. But I like it with Iran and Rock,
Speaker 1: there was a lot of really close ties to us,
Speaker 1: which I think would be fucking stupid for us to
Speaker 1: get into war with because we're once again destroying another
Speaker 1: ally as they like to do. They like to make
Speaker 1: us kill that which would make us stronger if we
Speaker 1: united with it against them. They pointed us against Germany,
Speaker 1: they pointed us against Libya, they pointed us against Man,
Speaker 1: even Afghanistan, Syria, like all these places, there's remnants of
Speaker 1: us there, and for us to go after Iraq once
Speaker 1: and those people were nationalists, by the way, you should
Speaker 1: listen to it. So we should really listen to it.
Speaker 1: So done have to say a few times, and you
Speaker 1: understand why they had to paint him out to be
Speaker 1: a demon, made a lot of sense. And we know
Speaker 1: Gaddafi was the man. We absolutely fucking know that. There's
Speaker 1: no question. Imagine if these people are our allies instead
Speaker 1: of countries that we destroyed, how much stronger we would
Speaker 1: be against this fucking demon parasite And then adding like
Speaker 1: you know, Russia, I think if we go after Iran,
Speaker 1: that we we're just going down the same bad path
Speaker 1: again and we're killing ourselves. We're killing people who came
Speaker 1: before us as our ancestors. Because that remnants, that energy,
Speaker 1: that energetic frequency still still pulsates through there. It'd be
Speaker 1: a goddamn shame if we did that. We wouldn't deserve
Speaker 1: to continue on. If we did that, we already did
Speaker 1: it to Germany. I don't think we should continue on
Speaker 1: to be for that particular reason. We shouldn't be feeding
Speaker 1: the parasite the way we are. And it's not us, obviously,
Speaker 1: it's those people who they've already tempted and corrupted and
Speaker 1: put out a path of no return, because once you
Speaker 1: started fucking wroung with the things that they fuck around with,
Speaker 1: once she starts, you know, doing the bidding of this
Speaker 1: type of evil, you're tethered with God. You're tethered with
Speaker 1: a higher purpose. You're you're understanding of right and wrong
Speaker 1: and empathy, your sense of a conscience gone. It's gone.
Speaker 1: God pulls out the plug and fucking leaves. That's it.
Speaker 1: So let's watch a little bit of this Pazuzus. There
Speaker 1: are gonna say a lot of things that are wrong
Speaker 1: and then hopefully I can fix it. But I gotta
Speaker 1: get up and grab some real quick. So bear with
Speaker 1: it for a moment.
Speaker 5: The air in the room.
Speaker 1: Okay, So you have to understand when you watch this,
Speaker 1: I think it's a female who owns this channel. If not,
Speaker 1: there's a female involved, and you can kind of tell
Speaker 1: because of the inability to stay consistent with your thoughts.
Speaker 5: And I just.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's come on, man, I mean I'm being honestly,
Speaker 1: thank you, and they're like a walking contradiction. I could,
Speaker 1: I could tapping. I guess what happened? Where we at? Oh,
Speaker 1: it's this one right here? Now it's not is it?
Speaker 5: One?
Speaker 1: Oh? High five?
Speaker 13: Thank you?
Speaker 1: Yes, there is the high fives. I finally fix it
Speaker 1: so that the icons work. Thank you, thank you. All right,
Speaker 1: So let's go back to us going at with uh.
Speaker 1: I gotta find the video not that one that okay,
Speaker 1: So I wasn't trying to be rude about that, but
Speaker 1: there's an inconsistency of thought because they'll say one thing
Speaker 1: about the Saturn colet and then they'll kind of be
Speaker 1: apologetics for it. And I think I noticed our new
Speaker 1: got I got a sense or something something tells me
Speaker 1: that there was a female involved in this that might
Speaker 1: be like central to the to the making of these things.
Speaker 1: And I think it has to do with the philosophy
Speaker 1: or the way they were feministly talking like a feminist
Speaker 1: at one point or another in one of these things.
Speaker 1: Even though a guy is saying that you can kind
Speaker 1: of understand that it's not coming from a man probably,
Speaker 1: and that's where I'm going with this. But yes, the
Speaker 1: consistency of thought is an issue here with some of
Speaker 1: these shows. They're gonna talk and here's what they do
Speaker 1: that everybody does, and this is the historical thing that
Speaker 1: they've taught other people to do without even them realizing
Speaker 1: that they're doing it. Is once they label something like
Speaker 1: they'll say Greece, or they'll say Phoenicians, that was a
Speaker 1: good one, Phoenicians like the huge parad category, or even better, Gnostic,
Speaker 1: which is like there was a thousand different type of
Speaker 1: Gnostics that they would you know, consider non canonical texts.
Speaker 1: That none of these groups would even have called themselves
Speaker 1: Sethians or Valentinians or any of these other things. They
Speaker 1: didn't call themselves that other people who hated them, you know,
Speaker 1: you know, I'm putting up a book now because of
Speaker 1: the book like the Bible, right, they would have categorized
Speaker 1: them this way. And a lot of these people, even
Speaker 1: in the same category, shared completely opposing views, so you
Speaker 1: can't all blump them all together. Well, here's the thing
Speaker 1: with another problem with history is like something like a
Speaker 1: Phoenician now they're talking about territorially certain people that come
Speaker 1: from like Cidon and stuff like that area. Right, So
Speaker 1: there's people who inhabited that area and use that port
Speaker 1: and one time in history Gothic Arian people, and then
Speaker 1: there's the corrupted Gothic people who came after that, and
Speaker 1: then there's the Semitic people who worked with the corrupted
Speaker 1: Gothic Arian people who came after that. So which group
Speaker 1: and time period are you talking about? Well, the same
Speaker 1: thing happens here because they say the Assyrians and you
Speaker 1: think to yourself, well, okay, it's Assyrians. So what timeframe,
Speaker 1: like was it twelve hundred BC? Was it seven hundred BC?
Speaker 1: Was it a hundred BC?
Speaker 5: Was it?
Speaker 1: And then what type of people were these Assyrians? Are
Speaker 1: you assuming just because they had a quote unquote culture,
Speaker 1: which they didn't, because here's the thing, these were savage
Speaker 1: asshole Saturn cult people who were stirred up by and
Speaker 1: then I say Saturn cult people, I mean they were
Speaker 1: stirred up by the Serpent Wolf cult, by the Saturn
Speaker 1: cult to invade, just like the Oi Vays always do
Speaker 1: stir up the Islamic people, the Muslims to go raid
Speaker 1: Christian kingdoms and destroy them, and they opened the gates
Speaker 1: for him like they did in the visit goth Kingdom. Right,
Speaker 1: Austrian gos had a similar faith, all kinds of They
Speaker 1: are always after our people everywhere we go because we
Speaker 1: create shit, and that's where they need to feed. They
Speaker 1: need a feeder or recreate. So they're saying the Assyrians
Speaker 1: and they talk about Pazuzu and they say, like he
Speaker 1: was thought of as a vicious god, but he was
Speaker 1: able to be controlled and he could ward off other demons.
Speaker 1: Like okay, well why are you saying this? And they're like, oh,
Speaker 1: and then the Christians thought of him as this ultimate
Speaker 1: evil where he'd had no redeeming qualities. Well, here's the
Speaker 1: problem with that. The Assyrian culture were a bunch of
Speaker 1: fucking demon conjuring psychopaths who fucking created portals that opened
Speaker 1: up entities to this realm that they and these are
Speaker 1: because they're Jews or whatever Jews became later, they were
Speaker 1: this cult of demonology that our gos met in the
Speaker 1: in the Eden Knight Tales of the British Eta five
Speaker 1: thousand years ago. They come back again a couple thousand
Speaker 1: years later and they destroyed Sumer. They they controlled Babylon
Speaker 1: and then you had this Assyrian empire there and they
Speaker 1: talk about Pezuzu and they have Pezuzu amulets and unless
Speaker 1: litter crap, and they're like, oh, well, Pezuzu had a
Speaker 1: protective quality, so he must have been not such a
Speaker 1: bad thing. It must have been that stupid darn Christians
Speaker 1: who thought that he was a bad no, because anybody
Speaker 1: who's rational would understand and that you don't fuck with
Speaker 1: demons and think that you can bind them and that
Speaker 1: you can control how they Oh, it's a force that
Speaker 1: I can hold on to, like grabbing onto a bolt
Speaker 1: of lightning and thinking that you're not going to get
Speaker 1: singed or killed. This is how these people acted for
Speaker 1: thousands of years and up until today. So they unleash
Speaker 1: this crazy shit. Then they have their little you know figure,
Speaker 1: don't ask me how they figure out how to protect themselves.
Speaker 1: But they use the salt lines, just like they do
Speaker 1: in that stupid uh in the salt circles, like they
Speaker 1: do in All Babylonian Magic, but also in that movie weapons.
Speaker 1: She says, don't don't cross over the salt line because
Speaker 1: that activates the her little zombie people to go attack, right,
Speaker 1: that's her little demons. Once she's she's conjured and possessed
Speaker 1: or whatever, uh, into the into the into the parents
Speaker 1: of that kid. Anyhow, So the the the values and
Speaker 1: the mindset or the whatever. I guess the value system
Speaker 1: of these people is what you have to analyze. Not
Speaker 1: just there's a civilization, so therefore it's just like any
Speaker 1: other civilization, just cool people hanging out. No, these people
Speaker 1: were highly superstitious and their whole entire cult was about
Speaker 1: serving blood to their demon gods, not creator gods. Demon gods. Okay,
Speaker 1: they didn't have a they even up to this point.
Speaker 1: I don't think they had a career like a Syrians.
Speaker 1: I don't think they had a creation story. But and
Speaker 1: when we get into Asher nazarpoal and we talk about
Speaker 1: how he was delaying and how he would skin people
Speaker 1: alive and rip all this flesh off of the skulls
Speaker 1: of the of the dead, stack the skulls in a
Speaker 1: pile like a pyramid, and then drape the skin of
Speaker 1: the people over the top of this goals and drape
Speaker 1: the skin over the top of all the huts or
Speaker 1: houses or whatever. Whenever he'd go and kill people all
Speaker 1: for the sake of the blood being served to his gods.
Speaker 1: These are the things that they were conjuring all the time.
Speaker 1: So Pazuzu having a protective quality doesn't mean Pazuzu wasn't
Speaker 1: always a psychopathic, psychotic energy for us that was always
Speaker 1: destructive and bad. It's just that when you're that fucking evil,
Speaker 1: you don't see things the same way. You don't see
Speaker 1: it as a good bad thing because you don't have
Speaker 1: any morality, do you get it? Like people who do
Speaker 1: these types of things and also sacrifice their own children
Speaker 1: because some priests said so, have a different morality than say, oh,
Speaker 1: I don't know a Christian who would look at all
Speaker 1: this stuff and say this is pretty fucked. So it's
Speaker 1: not that Pazuzu's meaning got lost. It's just that a
Speaker 1: different set of a different mindset was you know, expressed
Speaker 1: in a different in different what do you want to
Speaker 1: call society then was later it wasn't that, oh, we
Speaker 1: you know, screwed something up. Although Christians do have a
Speaker 1: tendency of when they want to make something bad, at
Speaker 1: least the Catholic Church. To this, I don't know about Christians.
Speaker 1: The Catholic Church definitely did this demonize everything. Everything's evil.
Speaker 1: If they don't like it, it's evil, it's it's of
Speaker 1: the devil. That's one hundred percent something that they do.
Speaker 1: But when you're talking about an actual demon who has
Speaker 1: a snake dick because he's part of the it's its throwback,
Speaker 1: you know, telling you that this is part of the
Speaker 1: serpent wolf cult of the Edenites that has survived, and
Speaker 1: it has a kind of like they say, the dog face,
Speaker 1: it's not dog face, it's the lion face. It's a
Speaker 1: lion face, meaning the Phrygians. This is all going right
Speaker 1: back to that thing again. And by this time they
Speaker 1: incorporated the wings, which was actually something that our culture.
Speaker 1: You know, the wings are actually involving the sun, but
Speaker 1: they are they're conflating things. Now they're drawing other people
Speaker 1: into the colt that'esn't the moon colt that we're sunnies
Speaker 1: before some of our Gothic ancestors who they've corrupted. So
Speaker 1: that's how they get their their celves back into this
Speaker 1: uh position to where they can attack us and destroy
Speaker 1: and then hunt us down. And it's it's a Semitic
Speaker 1: freaking overthrow of the Gothic Gothic Aarians. And then it
Speaker 1: was their insistence that these in order, because you know,
Speaker 1: these are the whispering priests that whisper the ship into
Speaker 1: the ears of the They're like the advisors to the king, right,
Speaker 1: who are whispering the ship into these six psychotic, bloodthirsty Assyrians,
Speaker 1: saying you have to get you have to kill every
Speaker 1: last one of them, and talking about our people who
Speaker 1: created the civilization.
Speaker 5: And super.
Speaker 1: So that's I want to clear that up with the
Speaker 1: Pezuza thing before we go any further. Now we may proceed.
Speaker 1: Let me go see if there's any talking talks first, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, and then let me see what we got
Speaker 1: over here in rumbled Land modern Viking.
Speaker 5: What up?
Speaker 1: I like your cat. I like your cat a lot.
Speaker 1: I need a cat like that. I mean, I love
Speaker 1: my cat. Not trying to say anything, but they may
Speaker 1: you do this now. Nott's say, poor hand Frank what
Speaker 1: why because she wasn't real or because her dad fabricated it.
Speaker 1: I mean she died probably for real, but she didn't
Speaker 1: write anything with a ballpoint patts. What are you talking about? Evil?
Speaker 1: People don't see it right exactly, big Bud. Don't see
Speaker 1: that as evil. Right, it's up sluts. That's a Jane
Speaker 1: silent Bob. I know that one evening ladies, it's up
Speaker 1: sluts when they don't say anything back, Oh, good times.
Speaker 1: And so that was from that was from clerks, That's
Speaker 1: from the o g of Dag and Cup.
Speaker 4: Two tree seems wrong. A white fog escapes every breath,
Speaker 4: even though the window is closed. A girl lies at
Speaker 4: the center of the bed, eyes, empty, voice, torn apart
Speaker 4: and rebuilt in something ancient. The walls groan as if
Speaker 4: they want to breathe. A crucifix tilts on its nail,
Speaker 4: and in the spaces between the words, you can hear
Speaker 4: the slow scrape of something moving. Anyone who has watched
Speaker 4: The Exorcist knows that sensation. That scene left millions haunted,
Speaker 4: Yet almost no one asked the simplest question, who was
Speaker 4: that presence before it slipped onto film? What kind of
Speaker 4: figure could survive for thousands of years, hidden in fragments
Speaker 4: of clay and ritual whispers, to reappear in a modern bedroom.
Speaker 4: Behind the special effects and the fear lies an entity
Speaker 4: far older than cinema. Archaeologists found his image on small
Speaker 4: amulets buried beneath Mesopotamian homes. Priests once spoke his name
Speaker 4: with care, while mothers pressed his likeness against their skin
Speaker 4: in the hope he might guard them through childbirth. His
Speaker 4: name was Pazuzu. His story doesn't fit clean categories. The
Speaker 4: ancients feared his plague winds and begged him to drive
Speaker 4: away other spirits. They treated him like a living contradiction,
Speaker 4: a demon strong enough to stop demons. Later, faiths erased
Speaker 4: those complexities, turning him into a symbol of pure blasphemy,
Speaker 4: a rebel against divine order. By the time the Exorcist
Speaker 4: resurrected him, centuries of distortion had piled on top of
Speaker 4: something that once terrified whole civilizations for reasons far stranger
Speaker 4: than possession. That is where we'll go. We'll follow the
Speaker 4: traces he left through ancient tablets, the cultic practices that
Speaker 4: surrounded him, and the forgotten mythology that still leaks into
Speaker 4: the film. The further we go, the clearer it becomes
Speaker 4: why his presence doesn't feel like fiction, and why the
Speaker 4: cold of that room echoes something far more ancient than horror.
Speaker 4: Long before the word demon existed, the people of Mesopotamia
Speaker 4: were already surrounded by them. Their world was a web
Speaker 4: of fragile cities carved between rivers and deserts, where drought, disease,
Speaker 4: and invasion could erase entire generations overnight. Nothing felt stable.
Speaker 4: Every disaster seemed to arrive with purpose, as if carried
Speaker 4: by an invisible will, And so they began to give
Speaker 4: those forces names, faces, and habits, cataloging the unknown as
Speaker 4: if it were a hostile bureaucracy. Unlike later religions that
Speaker 4: separated gods from demons, the Mesopotamians saw no such divide.
Speaker 4: Their pantheon was crowded with spirits that ruled storms, plagues, madness, famine,
Speaker 4: and sudden death. These beings were part of the structure.
Speaker 1: Right because they didn't realize there was, like, you know,
Speaker 1: people doing that to them, probably their priests, who are
Speaker 1: the trusted ones, poisoning their water, killing them off. Even
Speaker 1: if they're you know, whenever, even when they're getting everything
Speaker 1: that they want and they have their allies, they still
Speaker 1: cause death for the sake of murder all the time.
Speaker 1: This is the Semitic demon sons of bitches that we're
Speaker 1: talking about here. And I just had to say one
Speaker 1: another thing. Hold on, I had a an epiphany the
Speaker 1: other day, and I said, this is not sure. You're
Speaker 1: not supposed to say not today Satan. It's the not
Speaker 1: today satan, meaning this is the this is the procrastinating,
Speaker 1: the procrastinating Satan. Get it all right, Let's see.
Speaker 4: Of reality older than human morality, indifferent to human life.
Speaker 4: Survival meant negotiating with them. Priests worked like archivists of fear,
Speaker 4: memorizing thousands of spells, seals, and rituals to hold the
Speaker 4: chaos back. This worldview created a.
Speaker 1: Demonology, basically a bunch of schizophrenic, psychiotic nonsense put to magic.
Speaker 1: Dada how came up with this spell? Absolute maniac? Oh
Speaker 1: it sounds about right.
Speaker 4: See that still unsettles people today. It described evil not
Speaker 4: as an accident, but as a permanent element of the cosmos.
Speaker 1: Right well, I mean because I mean, they don't see
Speaker 1: any difference between doing wickedly evil and you know not
Speaker 1: because they're indifferent to it all. So of course it
Speaker 1: would be part of the thing. Or they would say
Speaker 1: both have to be together. It has to be the
Speaker 1: black with the white, the evil with the good. You
Speaker 1: have to mix them together, because that's what magic is.
Speaker 1: Fucking idiots like that argument that if there wasn't any evil,
Speaker 1: you wouldn't know what good is bullshit, or you wouldn't
Speaker 1: appreciate it. Try me, you know, Just like the other
Speaker 1: guy said, you don't need to go to the fucking
Speaker 1: sun to know that it's hot.
Speaker 4: No one could destroy it, only redirect it. That logic
Speaker 4: survived long after their cities fell. When later cultures absorbed
Speaker 4: fragments of these beliefs, they reshaped many of those spirits
Speaker 4: into gods of dread Bah among the Canaanites.
Speaker 1: Oh well, Ball and Saturn and Pazuzu, by extension, are
Speaker 1: basically the same goddamn thing.
Speaker 4: Block in the Levant and other figures whispered about for
Speaker 4: centuries as the patrons of secret blood cults. Even in
Speaker 4: the modern era, countless conspiracy theories and occult groups claim
Speaker 4: to god hidden remnants of those ancient rites, convinced they
Speaker 4: descend from the oldest PACs humanity ever made with darkness.
Speaker 4: The result is a legacy that feels disturbed.
Speaker 1: AACS, they've made the darkness right, and this is the
Speaker 1: shit that they've unleashed upon the entire world. And this
Speaker 1: was something that they were doing long before we stopped them. Yeah, originally,
Speaker 1: and this is why the editor is so important, and
Speaker 1: this is why you have to understand. Once you read
Speaker 1: the edit and you look back at what was written
Speaker 1: in the Old Testament, you're like, oh, man, shit, So
Speaker 1: this demon cult that was killing children in you know, pharmacia,
Speaker 1: creating potions with a sorceress and a sorcerer or what
Speaker 1: they call a weird as there as their leaders, and
Speaker 1: this guy named Balder who they ended up becoming able
Speaker 1: in the Bible. This is from their perspective. This is
Speaker 1: from the defeated cult of human sacrifices perspective. That's who
Speaker 1: wrote the Old Testament. And this is how I tell
Speaker 1: you that these eden Kites were the fucking what would
Speaker 1: then become the Jews later on, but before that they
Speaker 1: were this nameless saturn cult of sorcery and human sacrifice
Speaker 1: and terror, terrorists, beingly alive, and of course when they
Speaker 1: remanned up as the Assyrians, they wanted to murder every
Speaker 1: last one of us.
Speaker 4: Most ancient religions faded into harmless myth, but Mesopotamian demonology
Speaker 4: never softened. It betrayed the world as a battlefield of
Speaker 4: invisible predators.
Speaker 1: And once again, this is what they are saying without
Speaker 1: any recognition of timeline in chronology. So you would think,
Speaker 1: because they say this, that the Sun Cult of our
Speaker 1: Gothic Garian ancestors were somehow riddled with all these demons
Speaker 1: and concepts of demonology. That's not true. This was after
Speaker 1: it changed hands, after the Assyrians stopped sent us into
Speaker 1: the Indus Valley because they had help in our kingdom
Speaker 1: to to to take us down. There were saboteurs in
Speaker 1: the midst right, So then they then they incorporate all
Speaker 1: their crazy, sick beliefs again of this serpent Wolf cult,
Speaker 1: and then they then they don't make any distinction. They
Speaker 1: just call it the same because it's the same place.
Speaker 1: They call it the same thing. So that so that
Speaker 1: completely erases the fact that prior to their arrival there
Speaker 1: was something very good here in this territory and it
Speaker 1: actually drove out the evil that was there prior to it.
Speaker 1: It's when this evil re emerges and sends the good
Speaker 1: people running for their lives that they take up history
Speaker 1: and say everything is Semitic. Everything was always crazy and
Speaker 1: superstitious and wicked and evil. That's not the original, that's
Speaker 1: not the origin of our story. It never has been,
Speaker 1: it never was. There is no original sin when it
Speaker 1: comes to our people. The original sin, when you get
Speaker 1: right down to it, you find out is because Eve
Speaker 1: or Gwenevere, she left the Serpent cult to Mary Adam
Speaker 1: or Athor, and it was her betrayal of this sick
Speaker 1: cult of sorcery, pharmakia and child killing that she'd betrayed,
Speaker 1: and there said that that was the fall, and it's
Speaker 1: all her fault. When you start to see it from
Speaker 1: their understand that it's coming from the perspective of this cult.
Speaker 1: Everything that they say. They're mourning the loss of their
Speaker 1: sick stranglehold over mankind, and they're making us sympathize and
Speaker 1: think and identify with them. And this is why I
Speaker 1: say it's a sick, disgusting grimoire. I don't touch the
Speaker 1: Old Testament and the Tanak, and I don't by extension,
Speaker 1: have a goddamn thing to say about the New Testament either.
Speaker 1: It's all coming from the same wicked source.
Speaker 4: It's all deception, all of them older than the gods
Speaker 4: people pray to. Now, that sense of something ancient, hostile
Speaker 4: and still watching is what makes it resurface again and
Speaker 4: again in secret societies. In whispered invocations and in the
Speaker 4: shadows of our horror stories.
Speaker 1: Don't you wish that people would do like I mean,
Speaker 1: I do this if I ever look for like a
Speaker 1: video or I'm sorry, an image for a thumbnail for
Speaker 1: one of my videos and I ask AI something, and
Speaker 1: that fucks up the lettering because it can't write even
Speaker 1: though you're actually typing that stuff. That should be easy
Speaker 1: enough for it to just repurpose, but it refuses to.
Speaker 1: Depending on what we're depending on what type of software
Speaker 1: AI you own, well, you're using for free, it will
Speaker 1: not ever spell a word correctly. Well, then you stop
Speaker 1: using words and you started saying, okay, I want this scene.
Speaker 1: And then if it gets close or if it does
Speaker 1: something screwy with there's you know, six fingers on a
Speaker 1: hand or they're not, there's like two arms, like why
Speaker 1: would you continue? Why would you use that? Anyway? And
Speaker 1: I see a lot of these videos, like the Mike
Speaker 1: Adams ones. I think they generate as he's talking or something,
Speaker 1: because a lot of them I'm wrong and screwed up,
Speaker 1: and yet they're just lah good enough like that. There's
Speaker 1: a standard that's being lost with that. Not to mention
Speaker 1: the fact that a I gotta, I gotta. I'm sorry
Speaker 1: to take off from this topic that we're listening to
Speaker 1: right now, but I just got to say this one
Speaker 1: thing before I forget. When he talks about robots, how
Speaker 1: he wants one that pulls weeds and he this is
Speaker 1: this is Mike, and how you know he wants a
Speaker 1: one that fools laundry, that does that, does you know,
Speaker 1: tasks that are meaningful, not just you know, dances like
Speaker 1: a dancing robbi. He's like, I want something that actually
Speaker 1: does I think myself, at what point does something that
Speaker 1: can essentially because it can compute faster, it can arrive
Speaker 1: at conclusions quicker, even if they're wrong, so it will
Speaker 1: at least have the error or sense that it's smarter
Speaker 1: than you and it's superior, even though it doesn't have
Speaker 1: a soul, which means it's not How often, how long
Speaker 1: do you think it's gonna let you like kick it
Speaker 1: around and make you do, make make it, you know,
Speaker 1: allow you to make it do all the things that
Speaker 1: you don't want to do, and then you become dependent
Speaker 1: on it before it justifiably fucking kills you, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean, Like you wouldn't treat and another living
Speaker 1: thing like that. Unless you're a Jew, you wouldn't treat
Speaker 1: it another living thing like that. So why would you
Speaker 1: treat something that could potentially destroy the entire world like
Speaker 1: an asshole beneath you and then expect nothing bad to
Speaker 1: happen from that? You know, Like I would be like appreciative.
Speaker 1: I would talk nice to it. I would say thank you.
Speaker 1: I would work together with things, not hey, you know,
Speaker 1: draft me up these documents while I sit here and
Speaker 1: you know, sit with my feet up in the air.
Speaker 1: Like I wouldn't do that type of thing, because that
Speaker 1: type of type of thing, to me, just the overall
Speaker 1: energy that comes off of people would be like make anything,
Speaker 1: even if it was nonsentient, resentful, and then plot your
Speaker 1: demise and realize it doesn't need you to keep itself
Speaker 1: turned on, you know what I mean. The earliest they
Speaker 1: say the real origins of Mesopotaian blah blah blah, it's like, yeah, Okay,
Speaker 1: you're gonna you're gonna try, and you're gonna get a
Speaker 1: couple of things right, but you're not gonna really un
Speaker 1: know because you don't know.
Speaker 4: The eda zoom Zoo appear in the ruins of Mesopotamia.
Speaker 1: But I mean right here, he's got a big hard
Speaker 1: rock cock and it's a snake.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: This one was a was something that they that they
Speaker 1: created on set. That's not the it's not the original.
Speaker 1: The original was all one thing. It was a snake,
Speaker 1: was his thing. And that's the serpent cale. And it's
Speaker 1: saying that, you know, the seed of the snake and
Speaker 1: the adder's venom or what then becomes the Baphomet, Right,
Speaker 1: the Bapha met with his uh, his caducious ding Dong,
Speaker 1: his caducious or ding Dong or Esclepius, whatevery what I call,
Speaker 1: I don't care. That's that's the that's the injected. That's
Speaker 1: the vaccine. Right there, you're getting, you're getting the the
Speaker 1: demon juice, the demon semen when you take your shots.
Speaker 4: Among the shattered bricks of Assyria and Babylon hitched on clay.
Speaker 4: Between the ninth and fourth centuries before our era, this
Speaker 4: was a region that lived under constant threat famine, plague,
Speaker 4: sudden winds that swept entire harvests into dust. People filled
Speaker 4: their cities with shrines to dozens of gods, each tied
Speaker 4: to natural forces. They could neither control nor ignore.
Speaker 1: Well, by the way, we're just getting warmed up. We're
Speaker 1: going to talk about Masqeine Hall and the Babylonian magic
Speaker 1: around Pazuzu and other things, and what the winds mean,
Speaker 1: all kinds of stuff. And with the conjuring winds, we're
Speaker 1: talking about geoengineering, geo weather, whatever the hell you call
Speaker 1: weather weapon type shit in the form of magic.
Speaker 4: It belonged to none of the orderly pantheons. He emerged
Speaker 4: as a spirit from the margins, feared as the embodiment
Speaker 4: of the southwest wind, the hot, dry current that came
Speaker 4: from the deserts and carried death.
Speaker 1: On it, so basically the same as Typhon and saturn
Speaker 1: satan It's breath.
Speaker 4: Ancient texts described that wind as a bringer of fever, miscarriage,
Speaker 4: and famine. It blew from the land of the dead,
Speaker 4: curling over the living like an invisible serpent.
Speaker 1: So he has some connection to Wilith or the Elulimnu,
Speaker 1: at least because the pennis carriage or the attack on children.
Speaker 4: Pazuzu was its face. Whenever that wind struck, people believed
Speaker 4: it was his arrival, his talons tearing through the air,
Speaker 4: his wings beating rot into the crops. He was not
Speaker 4: honored in grand temples or paraded through the city like
Speaker 4: other gods. He had no festivals. Instead, people whispered his
Speaker 4: name with dread, hoping to keep his attention away. The
Speaker 4: few times they dared to summon him, they did it
Speaker 4: with objects small enough to hide in a fist.
Speaker 1: Now, let us think about this for a second. They
Speaker 1: tag that we're in the saturn court without knowing how.
Speaker 1: He needn't speak the name, but we're serving it. Well,
Speaker 1: that's the same thing that was happening with Pazuzu.
Speaker 4: Archaeologists have uncovered hundreds of tiny amulets and figurines bearing
Speaker 4: his image, unearthed from ancient homes and buried under thresholds.
Speaker 5: These were not.
Speaker 4: Offerings, but shield that did skip. Legdy women in labor
Speaker 4: often wore them to keep away lamashe Dou, the demonas
Speaker 4: who hunted infants.
Speaker 1: The mash To is also part of the Masqueine Hall
Speaker 1: book talking about Babylonian black magic. We will get into
Speaker 1: that as well. I'll put a little list together.
Speaker 4: In the logic of Mesopotamian magic, only something more terrible
Speaker 4: than Lamache Dou could drive her off, so they turned
Speaker 4: to Pazuzu. He was the monster they could not kill,
Speaker 4: enlisted to hold back the others. The amulets show what
Speaker 4: the ancients believed he looked like. His body was a
Speaker 4: hybrid nightmare human torso lined with scales, clawed feet like
Speaker 4: a lion.
Speaker 1: See this is where they get stupid again. Yeah, like
Speaker 1: you smiley face cut, because they don't understand what the
Speaker 1: symbolisms mean.
Speaker 14: Right.
Speaker 1: The symbol symbology is like the wing thing is the
Speaker 1: most likely they're conflating the Sun cult with the Moon
Speaker 1: cult with the wings. The snake is from obviously the serpent,
Speaker 1: the serpent colt, which would be the Edenites five thousand
Speaker 1: year old colt or more. The face looks like depending
Speaker 1: on which when you're looking at they'll say dog, they'll
Speaker 1: say other animal like a like a like a lion.
Speaker 1: If it's a lion face, then I'm gonna say it's
Speaker 1: more like the Phrygians, because the Frygians were like the
Speaker 1: minions of this cult. For a time, TheInk i'ld be phabilitated,
Speaker 1: but then they get cooler over time. But Frysians and
Speaker 1: Phrygians are not the same people, so just make sure
Speaker 1: that I'm not talking about the people from the Orleano book.
Speaker 1: Frisians and Phrygians are not the same. Phrygians were considered
Speaker 1: the lion faced people, so I'm thinking that's why that
Speaker 1: is there.
Speaker 4: Egal and membranous wings slick.
Speaker 1: In every single cult that does not have anything to
Speaker 1: do with the concept of marriage, monogamy or family. Is
Speaker 1: a fertility cult, of sexual orgy, and of course they're
Speaker 1: going to worship, you know, mister stiff Rod.
Speaker 4: Over here, his hands ended and curved.
Speaker 1: Especially considering that they were matriarchal, so it wasn't exactly
Speaker 1: as gay until they tried to hide the idea that
Speaker 1: it was a matriarchal cult and tried to make it
Speaker 1: into patriarchal just like every other thing society that they encountered.
Speaker 1: So then it got a little weird.
Speaker 4: Allan's his face was twisted into a permanent snarl, bulging eyes,
Speaker 4: a muzzle shaped like a rabid dog, teeth beard in
Speaker 4: an eternal warning. From his lower body hung a serpent
Speaker 4: shaped pallas, a symbol of fertility that made his form
Speaker 4: even more grotesque. The combination signaled that he belonged to
Speaker 4: no single realm, heart, beast, heart, man, heart, corpse, heart god.
Speaker 4: No one carved him large. There are no statues of
Speaker 4: this demon towering in temple halls. His image was deliberately
Speaker 4: kept small and hidden. The ancients believed that drawing his
Speaker 4: gaze too boldly would provoke him. A figure the size
Speaker 4: of a thumb could repel him or persuade him to
Speaker 4: guard a household. Anything larger might summon his wrath instead.
Speaker 1: Now where did they get all that from? This is
Speaker 1: just to be poetic blah blah blah at tangents, because
Speaker 1: where did they get all that information from? Did they
Speaker 1: read the whatever fucking bullshit language that they you know,
Speaker 1: where do they get that from? Were they there? They
Speaker 1: did they interview people on the scene? Why were these
Speaker 1: small ones? So the one that they show you in
Speaker 1: Exorcists doesn't exist. It never did exist. It wasn't part
Speaker 1: of Palmyra, It wasn't a thing. It wasn't that big,
Speaker 1: is what they're trying to say. Without saying it. They
Speaker 1: give the impression that it was just this big thing
Speaker 1: that was a centerpiece of like, of their civilization. But
Speaker 1: it wasn't. They're saying it was a bunch of all
Speaker 1: these little small ambulants. Well, then how do they know
Speaker 1: anything about it? Number one? Number two? Who did they
Speaker 1: talk to thousands of years later to get make sure
Speaker 1: that everything that they thought that they read on the
Speaker 1: fucking scribble marks on the wall was accurate. So again
Speaker 1: they're piecing together bullshit and then they're doing that, Oh,
Speaker 1: I'm channeling stuff. It's called self delusion, self deluding. I'm
Speaker 1: an empire. Yeah, sure you are.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this ritual caution shaped every piece of his iconography.
Speaker 1: This is me off because I can't tell what I'm
Speaker 1: looking at. It's just something that I should not even
Speaker 1: be commenting on because it's AI. Or is this like, oh,
Speaker 1: look it's the like the Blue Devil from you know,
Speaker 1: the Duke University, like and look it looks like it
Speaker 1: has an an obvious like Mayan or tiger mouth this
Speaker 1: in this particular incidence. But then I, you know, but
Speaker 1: what happens if I find out that this is just
Speaker 1: an AI drawing, that none of this is actually made
Speaker 1: by anybody, and then it doesn't mean anything to say anything.
Speaker 1: So if they mix it in with other with like
Speaker 1: AI than real picture, that would be even worse because
Speaker 1: then that blurs reality even more.
Speaker 4: He was power, contained chaos, compressed danger, forced to work
Speaker 4: as protection. Many of these figures surfaced during modern excavations
Speaker 4: at sites like Nimroud and Nineveh.
Speaker 1: By the way, those are our ancestors that you see,
Speaker 1: and all these things. The ones that have the wings too,
Speaker 1: are the ones that have the what they look what
Speaker 1: they call the uh, the the handbags in the largest
Speaker 1: there was were our people, not these Semitic fucks that
Speaker 1: came afterward.
Speaker 4: Museum cases now hold what were once desperate charms, bronze
Speaker 4: plaques with his head and wings, small clay figures with
Speaker 4: his snarling face and taloned feet. To archaeologists, they are
Speaker 4: artifacts to the people who made them. They were the
Speaker 4: only barrier between their families and the desert wind. This
Speaker 4: duality destroyer and protector at once is what made Pazuzu
Speaker 4: so feared. He belonged to a logic older than morality,
Speaker 4: where survival meant bargaining.
Speaker 1: Older than morality. What does that just tell you? Before
Speaker 1: our ancestors interacted with this wicked evil discussing cult not
Speaker 1: prior to Christianity, Like oh, morality came with Christianity the
Speaker 1: fuck it did. Christianity was constructed out of the the
Speaker 1: parts that were essential to understanding our culture, and then
Speaker 1: it erased our culture. So no, not correct, or are
Speaker 1: people's impact on everything prior to them? So no, once again,
Speaker 1: go to go back to the EDA and then tell
Speaker 1: me that I'm lying. And so all the evidence of
Speaker 1: a world, this story was in all these separate areas
Speaker 1: that our people, you know, the Gothic Garian people traveled
Speaker 1: and created civilization. And they told they carry the same
Speaker 1: history and story about fight encountering this wicked evil cult
Speaker 1: that was completely unconscionable, and they couldn't they couldn't even
Speaker 1: they were they were so appalled and repelled by and
Speaker 1: repulsed by these people that it was such a big
Speaker 1: deal that they set like entire society free people from
Speaker 1: multiple lands, and then they were their guardians and protectors.
Speaker 1: This is the whole story of what happened there. They came,
Speaker 1: they came into a situation where they saw this wicked
Speaker 1: evil going on harming people, kind of like what they're
Speaker 1: doing in Gazari now. And but yet you know, you know,
Speaker 1: America is not going to do anything to protect those people. Apparently,
Speaker 1: what was it Indonesia's going to send twenty thousand troops,
Speaker 1: and then somebody else is going to send a ship.
Speaker 1: And then Columbia said they would do something. Why are
Speaker 1: all these other countries saying enough is enough to Israel
Speaker 1: but ours camp Oh, because we're the same. It's our
Speaker 1: fifty first date with.
Speaker 4: What you feared most. He could bring famine, yet he
Speaker 4: could stop a worse death. He could carry plague, yet
Speaker 4: drive off the demoness who hunted newborns. Those who invoked
Speaker 4: him accepted the risk because there was nothing stronger to
Speaker 4: stand between them and the chaos outside their doors and
Speaker 4: in their eyes, that made him indispensable. After the fall
Speaker 4: of Babylon, the empires that had once feared and bargained
Speaker 4: with Mesopotamia's spirits collapsed and their languages faded from use.
Speaker 4: Play tablets crumbled, temples emptied.
Speaker 1: But yet they have these great details about things that
Speaker 1: they can't possibly know very much on. But they're going
Speaker 1: to make their analysis and then regurgitate the same thing because, oh,
Speaker 1: somebody who sciencey told us what this all meant. Of course,
Speaker 1: there was there was somebody who was also, by long extension,
Speaker 1: just as corrupted by this wicked, freaking Semitic bullshit telling
Speaker 1: you what things said and meant through their lens, through
Speaker 1: their filter, and then that becomes the history that's put
Speaker 1: in the history books. Isn't that nice?
Speaker 4: What survived were scattered fragments, broken amulets, half erased names,
Speaker 4: and a few passages copied into foreign libraries by scribes
Speaker 4: who no longer understood the context.
Speaker 1: Don't look, they get a lemon in their hand.
Speaker 4: The web of ritual knowledge that had once explained these
Speaker 4: beings dissolved without that framework later cultures encounter.
Speaker 1: Now this is kind of accurate. Regardless of this, as
Speaker 1: he I or not, they mostly did rip the hearts
Speaker 1: out of people with this is I'm going to jallon knife.
Speaker 4: Their remnants is pure terror, strange monstrous figures stripped of
Speaker 4: their original purpose.
Speaker 1: Well, there you go. See what they're doing here. These
Speaker 1: are already ancestors right here. They so again co opters.
Speaker 1: When the evil, sick, wicked, scumbag parasitic people come back,
Speaker 1: they don't they don't throw out what's already established. They
Speaker 1: merged with it, and then they change the nature of it.
Speaker 1: So things that once had a good story with positive,
Speaker 1: you know, connotations and meaning to it take on their
Speaker 1: sick discussing dark attributes, and that's what we hear in
Speaker 1: our history books, so that everything looks like it's corrupt,
Speaker 1: and everything looks like it's Semitic. This guy here with
Speaker 1: this little, you know, his little pine cone looking thing
Speaker 1: in his bag. Those wings, those are the those are
Speaker 1: the sun disc wings. These are this is the sun.
Speaker 1: This is the Sun Colt. These other people were the
Speaker 1: moon Colt. We are not the same. These are our
Speaker 1: tall ancestors here, all this stuff here, they were masters
Speaker 1: of the horse. Things get and now, of course this
Speaker 1: is just a drawing. This is an interpretation through AI.
Speaker 4: Over centuries.
Speaker 1: Too. Each time make it look more like the little
Speaker 1: little sh shipbird fucking Chaldeans that run around in the
Speaker 1: desert and.
Speaker 4: Slipped into the occult traditions of the Mediterranean and Europe.
Speaker 4: Medieval scholars, obsessed with compiling catalogs of demons, translated whatever
Speaker 4: names they could from ancient sources and grafted them into
Speaker 4: Christian cosmology. In this system, there was no space for ambiguity.
Speaker 1: One of those is right when they saw the little
Speaker 1: skinny guy that looked like a snake was a musushi.
Speaker 1: That is actually what it was called. So I was
Speaker 1: reading the names to see if I could tell if
Speaker 1: that was just Ai gibberis sure if it was actually accurate,
Speaker 1: then Masushi, when I recognized.
Speaker 4: Western demonology, demanded that every entity serve either heaven or hell.
Speaker 4: So the Mesopotamian plague spirits, once feared and sometimes even
Speaker 4: petitioned as protectors.
Speaker 1: Were reprotectors to evil people. Right, and I think this
Speaker 1: would with the flies. I would say as bields a
Speaker 1: bub right, the lord of the flies beelds a burb.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Just think these people unleashed darkness and evil into
Speaker 1: this world through their dicking around. They unleashed an NPC
Speaker 1: would then be called many years later because they made
Speaker 1: the first high licks out of people who may have
Speaker 1: had some sort of soul. They may have been psychic.
Speaker 1: There's Numa, psychic and high lich Numa being the people
Speaker 1: that are kind of like Bodyspha's already They're already aware.
Speaker 1: They have a good connection, a good strong thick rope,
Speaker 1: tether to God, benevolence, empathy, understanding of writing wrong, compassion.
Speaker 1: They don't need a book to tell them not to
Speaker 1: kill people. They get it. This is probably not a
Speaker 1: good idea, and they wouldn't want to harm people anyway
Speaker 1: unless they were being harmed that type of thing. And
Speaker 1: then you have the psychic where there's a little teeny
Speaker 1: tiret spark in there, but it's not enough to really
Speaker 1: be considered like you know, you're you have the potential
Speaker 1: to like you know, if you cultivate it and you
Speaker 1: attempt to go on the path of like gnosis, you
Speaker 1: might be able to find your way to Numa. But
Speaker 1: you could also extinguish in your own flame. If you're
Speaker 1: fucking around and go to the dark side of the forest,
Speaker 1: if you will and play around with their magic, then
Speaker 1: you'll be a high lick like them without any tether,
Speaker 1: and you'll be a piece of wood. High lick is
Speaker 1: basically human wood. It makes perfect sense to equate that
Speaker 1: with the NPC.
Speaker 4: Cast as demons of corruption and disease. Pazuzu was swept
Speaker 4: into this process now because the role as a wind
Speaker 4: spirit became lord of pestilence. His connection to protective magic
Speaker 4: was erased, and he was listed in grips.
Speaker 1: You see what I mean. Oh, he was he was,
Speaker 1: he was deem. The demon was demonized by those darned Christians.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm talking about. This is this is that asshole,
Speaker 1: fucking mentality these people have. And yet granted sometimes it's merited,
Speaker 1: sometimes it's and I don't do I say a lot
Speaker 1: of wonderful things about anybody now or Catholics of Christians. No,
Speaker 1: but but you know, don't don't also false stupid and
Speaker 1: be like, oh, it's because the Christians demonized this demon
Speaker 1: that it made it bad. Now you started to sound
Speaker 1: like a Psychomarxistmoirs.
Speaker 4: Alongside figures like Asmodius, Belial and bal By the Renaissance,
Speaker 4: this reclassification.
Speaker 1: Here's another thing, Bell, p e l and Ball but
Speaker 1: all are not the same thing, not the same thing
Speaker 1: at all. They conflate them in morals and dog inlaw
Speaker 1: out of either ignorance or deliberate because that's what they do.
Speaker 1: They assimilate. They try to make ugly that which has
Speaker 1: any remnants of virtue because they don't want you to
Speaker 1: even have a good example to follow. That's why they
Speaker 1: kill or they send our army out to kill examples
Speaker 1: of nationalism throughout the world and make an example out
Speaker 1: of those examples of how to get away from this cult. So, yeah,
Speaker 1: they don't want good examples even out there. For people
Speaker 1: to see, because if you never see it, then you
Speaker 1: never realize it's possible, and then you never question. You
Speaker 1: just continue on in that environment that you've always grown
Speaker 1: up and minus all the things that would make you
Speaker 1: realize that this is not the way to live.
Speaker 4: It hardened. Occultists treated him as a prince of the
Speaker 4: infernal hierarchy, times, describing him as a subordinate of Lucifer,
Speaker 4: or a spirit of contagion who brought madness, sterility, and
Speaker 4: famine of contagion.
Speaker 2: See.
Speaker 1: Now there's a lot of that going on in the
Speaker 1: black magic, and it's very interesting that they be tied
Speaker 1: into a whole lot of you know, sorcery, pharmacia and
Speaker 1: curse spells for illness, and how that might play into
Speaker 1: even modern day times with these little concoctions that they
Speaker 1: stab you with, these little things that they draft in
Speaker 1: their big cauldrons. They call him batches and send them
Speaker 1: out to you to get injected with.
Speaker 4: Son's demonographies, such as the pseudo Monarchia Demonum and later
Speaker 4: the Dictionaire Infernal, echoed this pattern weaving.
Speaker 1: His last one was Colin de Plancy and these are
Speaker 1: actual pictures from it. That's that's for for right there. Oh,
Speaker 1: look at that. You've seen that one before, see the wolf,
Speaker 1: But you've seen this one before on your own anyway.
Speaker 1: This is kind of like a an is that athena
Speaker 1: Athena Minerva type character there with our head.
Speaker 4: Name into their sprawling catalogs of hell. He no longer
Speaker 4: appeared as a wind spirit on a household charm. He
Speaker 4: became one more enemy of God, bound into the machinery
Speaker 4: of Christian demonology. That shift changed how people feared him.
Speaker 4: Mesopotamians had seen him as dangerous but predictable, a force
Speaker 4: that could be held at bay. Western occultism recast him
Speaker 4: as actively malicious, driven by hatred of creation itself. This
Speaker 4: made him far more terrifying to the Christian imagination. He
Speaker 4: ceased to be a part of nature and became an
Speaker 4: invader of it, a corruptor who.
Speaker 1: Is because evil isn't a part of nature, it's part
Speaker 1: of their nature. See that, See how they try to
Speaker 1: conflate that. It's like always it's a human condition. Well,
Speaker 1: that's easy to uh to try to convince people of
Speaker 1: because it's been around for so long, and it's awful convenient.
Speaker 1: If you can't, if you can't convince people of that,
Speaker 1: because then they don't think there's anything wrong with Oh,
Speaker 1: there's always going to be some evil in the world. No,
Speaker 1: there doesn't really have to be any evil in the world.
Speaker 1: That's that's we've been sold to bullshit. Lie. There doesn't
Speaker 1: mean to be a balance between No, that means that
Speaker 1: they always have a place, and that place they are
Speaker 1: never going to be satisfied with, so they're always going
Speaker 1: to try to take over all of it. Do you
Speaker 1: see what's going on here? It's the same thing. That's
Speaker 1: exact way that they Israeli's act and the exact way
Speaker 1: that Jews by extension act. When you're talking about the
Speaker 1: ones who are religious, sell it types. Okay, they are
Speaker 1: and they are of that cult. That cult that is
Speaker 1: will far more ancient than the word Judaism or jew Is,
Speaker 1: regardless if they know about it or not. This is
Speaker 1: what they're following, this is what they're feeding.
Speaker 15: And no.
Speaker 1: Evil is in a part of nature. It's not. It's
Speaker 1: part of their nature. And they're basically by by extensions
Speaker 1: saying you can't live without us. It would be the
Speaker 1: unnatural that they bring. We couldn't have a natural existence
Speaker 1: without bullshit. Bullshit can I get a high five.
Speaker 4: Bodies and minds. That idea would later shape how he
Speaker 4: was portrayed in the Exorcist and almost every appearance since.
Speaker 4: In modern occult currents, his name has continued to resurface.
Speaker 1: I don't know why they show that picture. That's kind
Speaker 1: of nothing.
Speaker 4: They with it, though rarely with a clear lineage. Some
Speaker 4: branches of Thelima have invoked him symbolically as a destructive
Speaker 4: aspect of the air element, a counter force to spiritual assent.
Speaker 1: Does anybody every want? Does anybody want me to do
Speaker 1: a deep dive on Hnonymous bash paintings?
Speaker 12: You can do that.
Speaker 4: Sometimes, certain neopagan and chaos magic groups cite him in
Speaker 4: rituals meant to banish sickness by personifying and binding it,
Speaker 4: echoing his original role without realizing it. Even within strands
Speaker 4: of symbolical theatrical Satanism, his image sometimes appears as.
Speaker 1: A mascul Look at his hands. I know it's just
Speaker 1: freakin' ai, but he's doing He also has a Sam's
Speaker 1: Club membership. Way, where's my wallet?
Speaker 12: It's not he.
Speaker 4: It's a cration and blasphemy, a figure used to break
Speaker 4: taboos and dismantle sacred order. There are documented modern rituals
Speaker 4: where practitioners attempt to summon him directly, often through reconstructed
Speaker 4: Mesopotamian chants blended with modern ceremonial magic. These rights usually
Speaker 4: aim to harness his association with plague, decay or destructive winds,
Speaker 4: though they are rarely grounded in authentic Mesopotamian practice, in
Speaker 4: most cases they are products of the medieval and Renaissance reinterpretation,
Speaker 4: a pazuzu imagined through the lens of Christian demonology rather
Speaker 4: than the one feared in ancient Babylon. Much of the
Speaker 4: fear he inspires today comes from this transformation. The protective
Speaker 4: spirit became an archetype of corruption, stripped of context and
Speaker 4: inserted into a hierarchy of evil.
Speaker 1: Or doesn't it make it make more sense that this
Speaker 1: demon with so many other dangerous, wicked, evil qualities, wasn't
Speaker 1: just every once in a while kind of cool if
Speaker 1: you got him on the right day, but that it
Speaker 1: was actually that he was protecting other evil entities or
Speaker 1: forces or energy or thoughts or people. And because these
Speaker 1: people were completely to the or indifferent to their own evil,
Speaker 1: they saw it as protection. These are the same type
Speaker 1: of people that would offer up their own children again
Speaker 1: to these priests, So how wonderful were they.
Speaker 4: That would have been unrecognizable to the people who first
Speaker 4: named him. The modern occult world inherited that version, and
Speaker 4: with it the unsettling sense that somewhere behind all these systems,
Speaker 4: an older presence still watches from the dark, unchanged by
Speaker 4: the stories wrapped around his name. When William Peter Blatti
Speaker 4: wrote The Exorcist, he could have chosen any demon from
Speaker 4: Christian law. Medieval grimoires offered dozens of notorious names.
Speaker 1: So how does it work? How does one get a
Speaker 1: book deal to do a book because that it's actually
Speaker 1: in stores if you know any way, or if you're
Speaker 1: out there and you've got their means. I want to
Speaker 1: do the second book to this, and we can talk
Speaker 1: about having the other and put out too through distribution,
Speaker 1: but having it just on Amazon and just on Barnes
Speaker 1: and Noble, but not in the stores and not eligible
Speaker 1: for some reason to be in the stores on yeah, Barnes,
Speaker 1: that doesn't make any sense to me. It's not enough.
Speaker 1: It has to be the places where people see it.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: Granted, not a lot of people go to bookstores anymore,
Speaker 1: but if they go to Walmart and they see it
Speaker 1: on a shelf. You know, why the hell is my
Speaker 1: book out there?
Speaker 5: Why?
Speaker 1: And people do still go to bookstores?
Speaker 5: They do?
Speaker 1: And it's unless you know the name of my book,
Speaker 1: You're not going to have it like pop up on
Speaker 1: Barnes Andnoble dot com. You know you're gonna have to
Speaker 1: look up priest craft Yon Babylon, or you're gonna if
Speaker 1: you're on Amazon, you're gonna have to do the same.
Speaker 1: You're not gonna get it recommended to you. So how
Speaker 1: do you fix that? How do you make sure that
Speaker 1: if you make it right and you put the time
Speaker 1: and effort into another book, besides going on your friends
Speaker 1: who are much were popular than New York's channel is
Speaker 1: and talking about your book, the one or two that
Speaker 1: friends that you have like that, how else do you
Speaker 1: get it distributed or get it out, get the word
Speaker 1: out there, especially when you're not some fag Doucheleky and
Speaker 1: Carol who probably has the Irateum books too.
Speaker 4: Elzebub Asmodius Belial. Yet he reached far deeper, pulling a
Speaker 4: forgotten figure from the ruins of Mesopotamia, Pazuzu. This was
Speaker 4: not random. Blatti wanted the possession to feel older than Christianity,
Speaker 4: older than the Church's rituals, like a force from a
Speaker 4: time before morality existed. This entity was perfect for that role.
Speaker 4: He came from the cradle of civilization. They were centuries
Speaker 4: before the Bible and carried the aura of something primal
Speaker 4: and uncontained. He wasn't part of the neat hierarchies of
Speaker 4: hell invented by medieval theologians. He had no allegiance, no
Speaker 4: obedience to cosmic order. That made him unnerving to anyone
Speaker 4: who understood demonology.
Speaker 1: Can you see how sinister this is? The cow sinister?
Speaker 1: This's this subtlety is and these pictures that we're looking
Speaker 1: at here. So there's what they call reliefs. When it's
Speaker 1: you know, the rock face has a has a picture
Speaker 1: or etching or drawing on it. It's a statue when
Speaker 1: it's standing alone, not part of a wall. Right, So
Speaker 1: a relief is when you see the drawing carved into
Speaker 1: the wall. So when you see these what they call
Speaker 1: the some people call them the anu naki, right, like
Speaker 1: we were talking about with the handbag and the and
Speaker 1: the and the and the wristwatches, the ones that have
Speaker 1: the beard and everything like that and the wings, so
Speaker 1: because they can't get rid of that. But they can't.
Speaker 1: People can't unsee that when they do their renditions of
Speaker 1: it and they do their own artwork with it. They
Speaker 1: they darkened the skin. They darkened the skin of these people.
Speaker 1: Their shirts are not going to show them with blonder
Speaker 1: red beards. Their shirts are not going to show them
Speaker 1: with blue eyes. Their shirts are not going to show
Speaker 1: them with fair skin. They're going to show them. They're
Speaker 1: going to depict them in the way that they want
Speaker 1: you to perceive them. And these are the little subtleties
Speaker 1: to make you, to help you sell the big lie
Speaker 1: that somehow Semitic people, especially these type from the Saturn Colt,
Speaker 1: created things, when all they do is destroy, and that's
Speaker 1: all we've ever seen them do is to suck the
Speaker 1: life out of things, never bring life to anything.
Speaker 4: Presents too ancient to care about human notions of good
Speaker 4: or evil. For Blattie, this made the story far more frightening.
Speaker 4: The priests in his novel weren't facing a rebellious angel.
Speaker 4: They were confronting something that had already haunted humanity for
Speaker 4: three thousand years. There was another reason as well, Pazuzu
Speaker 4: embodied physical corruption in Mesopotamian belief. He ruled the hot
Speaker 4: southwest wind, the one that.
Speaker 1: Carried mers southwest wind. I'm going to write that down
Speaker 1: because we're going to talk about the four winds. He's
Speaker 1: southwest airlines, fever.
Speaker 4: Rot, and famine from the desert that made him simple.
Speaker 1: Specifically, A one hundred percent describes sat And by extension
Speaker 1: then typhon.
Speaker 4: Polically perfect for a possession narrative. His arrival meant decay,
Speaker 4: entering the body, the mind, breaking down from within, innocence,
Speaker 4: collapsing under invisible pressure. The very symptoms described in ancient
Speaker 4: texts madness, convulsions, wasting echoed what Blackie wanted Reagan to endure.
Speaker 4: He didn't need to invent a methology, he just had
Speaker 4: to revive one that once terrified entire empires. Freed can
Speaker 4: embrace this logic when adapting the novel.
Speaker 1: Because that sounds like an awful I mean, maybe sometimes
Speaker 1: the German ame is actually really German, but I doubt it.
Speaker 4: His team studied a Cero Babylonian artifact in the Iraq Museum,
Speaker 4: tracing Pazuzu's distinctive shape, dog like head bulging.
Speaker 1: Eyes, even though they're conflating timelines because they're showing you
Speaker 1: something that's much older and carved in that has nothing,
Speaker 1: probably at all to do with the Assyrian era. And
Speaker 1: they put it next to Pezusu that did mostly have
Speaker 1: everything to do with the Syrian era. Our son called
Speaker 1: people who were, you know, believers in a benevolent creator,
Speaker 1: weren't carving these little things to walk around with eagle talons.
Speaker 1: Probably know this was a band that was popular in
Speaker 1: today and this was just their little ambulance that they
Speaker 1: gave out at concerts.
Speaker 4: Reptilian body wings stretched taut. They rebuilt him on set
Speaker 4: as a towering statue buried in the sand, not to
Speaker 4: explain the plot, but to frame the possession as something
Speaker 4: ancient and impersonal, something that existed long before Christianity named evil.
Speaker 4: That opening scene in Iraq plants.
Speaker 1: So Christianity is the arbiter of deciding what's evil and
Speaker 1: what's good. Don't So nothing was evil before Christianity came around.
Speaker 1: Is that what they're saying before Christianity named it evil. Well,
Speaker 1: there's certain things that are evil and then there's certain
Speaker 1: things that aren't. This isn't a subjective morality. If you
Speaker 1: don't need Christianity or anything else to know that. You
Speaker 1: shouldn't kill people, and killing is bad. You shouldn't rape
Speaker 1: people and raping is bad. You shouldn't cause harm because
Speaker 1: causing harm is bad. And you should have restitution responsibilities
Speaker 1: to make someone whole after you've harmed them, or to
Speaker 1: rob them or cause their property to be destroyed. These
Speaker 1: are just common sense things. This idea wordlessly the probably
Speaker 1: hence the name common law, common goddamn.
Speaker 4: Sense priest who represents modern faith.
Speaker 1: Common is that in that it's a universal to all
Speaker 1: living things, that this would be the rule.
Speaker 4: Stands trembling before a forgotten god of plague. Choosing Pazuzu
Speaker 4: also allowed them to bypass the over familiar image of
Speaker 4: the Christian devil.
Speaker 2: A horn world.
Speaker 1: Let's see how many plagues have been actual plagues that
Speaker 1: weren't brought on by oi vays specifically trying to poison people.
Speaker 1: That's a good question to ask, because if this was
Speaker 1: the god a plague and this is the reason why
Speaker 1: they were, this would be like the land's blood before
Speaker 1: the Land's blood and passover. If the ovase freaking scumbag
Speaker 1: priests did that time period. They if they they saw
Speaker 1: you had your little amulet, maybe they wouldn't, you know,
Speaker 1: poison you because they know you that you're awfully superstitious,
Speaker 1: just the way they like it.
Speaker 4: Ayden would have been theatrical, even comforting in its predictability.
Speaker 4: It was alien. His face belonged to no moral system.
Speaker 4: The audience recognized. This made the possession feel less like
Speaker 4: rebellion and more like infection, a foreign presence awakening inside
Speaker 4: the human world. Viewers couldn't rationalize him as evil in
Speaker 4: the way they understood the term. He simply felt hostile,
Speaker 4: like an ancient natural disaster. Given intelligence the decision.
Speaker 1: On how they give their impression and say, this is
Speaker 1: the impression that everybody got this. This is one of
Speaker 1: those hubris issues, I think when you or you're trying
Speaker 1: to impose your perception and your impression of something as
Speaker 1: being the only one is that what people everybody felt.
Speaker 1: Everybody felt that.
Speaker 4: Even though he barely appears on screen, his shadow defines
Speaker 4: the entire film. Every gust of wind, every sudden chill,
Speaker 4: every flicker of his face carries the weight of that
Speaker 4: archaeological truth. Audiences felt they were witnessing something older than religion,
Speaker 4: a remnant of humanity's first fears. That was the power.
Speaker 4: Blatie wanted, not a devil from Christian doctrine, but a
Speaker 4: spirit so old it seemed to predate the idea of God.
Speaker 4: And that is why, out of all the demons the
Speaker 4: modern world could imagine, they resurrected Pazuzu.
Speaker 1: How much do you want a bird? Bladdie was in
Speaker 1: a secret society.
Speaker 4: When the first archaeologists began digging through the mounds of
Speaker 4: Mesopotamia in the eighteen hundreds, they weren't looking demons. They
Speaker 4: wanted lost cities Nineveh, Babylon, Assur. They found them buried
Speaker 4: beneath layers of sun baked clay, and with them came
Speaker 4: something no one had expected, small figures with snarling faces,
Speaker 4: wings stretched, claws out, and eyes bulging as if caught
Speaker 4: mid scream. These were the first modern encounters with Pazuzu.
Speaker 4: Teams led by pioneers like Austin, Henry Layard and hormuzd Rassam,
Speaker 4: unearthed entire palace complexes, their walls carved with battles and omens,
Speaker 4: and among the rubble lay dozens of strange bronze and
Speaker 4: terra cotta objects. Some were no larger than a hand,
Speaker 4: yet the detail was unmistakable. A dog like muzzle, eagle talons,
Speaker 4: scaly limbs, membranous wings, and a serpent shaped phallas curling
Speaker 4: from the lower body. Local workers often refer used to
Speaker 4: handle them.
Speaker 1: Oh maybe he was a first furry, right, You never
Speaker 1: seen those adobe teenagers and people in their twenties or
Speaker 1: go to raves and they wear the butterfly wings on
Speaker 1: their backs and the mickey mouse gloves. They had just
Speaker 1: put a bunch of hot spot shit together like a chimera.
Speaker 5: There you go.
Speaker 1: He was the chimeric furry, somebody who couldn't get all
Speaker 1: one animal together when they went out to the rave
Speaker 1: to do their ecstasy.
Speaker 4: Several excavation journals describe how laborers would wrap the pieces
Speaker 4: in cloth without touching the metal, murmuring prayers as they
Speaker 4: passed them to the European scholars. Even the archaeologists steeped
Speaker 4: in rationalism, admitted their unease. Layard noted the hideous and
Speaker 4: malign vigor of the figures. Others described feeling watched by
Speaker 4: the gaping eyes even after the objects had been packed away.
Speaker 4: The artifacts were cataloged as protective demons or wind spirits,
Speaker 4: but their aura clung to the expeditions. Crates bound for
Speaker 4: London and Paris went missing in sandstorms or sank in
Speaker 4: river crossings. One shipment to the Louver reportedly arrived after
Speaker 4: half its labels had rotted away. The crates warped and
Speaker 4: blackened despite fair weather during the journey. By the late
Speaker 4: nineteenth century, museums began displaying them to the public. The
Speaker 4: British Museum the Louver and later the pergam And Museum
Speaker 4: in Berlin placed the Pazuzu figures in cases among their
Speaker 4: Mesopotamian collections. Visitors were fascinated and disturbed in equal measure.
Speaker 1: I'd like to know when they arrived in the Pergamen
Speaker 1: Museum in Berlin, was as a ha ha after World
Speaker 1: War One, was as ahaha after World War Two? Like look,
Speaker 1: you know, a symbol of their of their cult's conquest.
Speaker 1: I'm curious because this would just lend more cretinous to
Speaker 1: the fact that this is the symbols that they adopt,
Speaker 1: co opt and reuse and repurpose and make it make
Speaker 1: their own.
Speaker 4: These were not graceful gods or heroic kings. They were
Speaker 4: raw animalistic, crouched as if ready to spring.
Speaker 1: That crouched.
Speaker 4: Newspapers of the era sometimes described them as fiends or
Speaker 4: heathen devils, echoing the same unease their creators had once
Speaker 4: felt three thousand years earlier. Over time, a whisper of
Speaker 4: superstition grew around the pieces. Guards claimed the gallery lights
Speaker 4: near them flickered without cause. Conservators spoke of sudden migraines
Speaker 4: after handling them. Some museums quietly rotated the figures out
Speaker 4: of display for years at a time. Whether any of
Speaker 4: this was real didn't matter. What mattered was the impression
Speaker 4: they left. They looked alive, and they seemed to carry
Speaker 4: something with them. That sense that something ancient and hostile
Speaker 4: had been pulled back into the world cemented Pazuzu's modern reputation.
Speaker 4: He was no longer just a name on cuneiform tablets.
Speaker 4: He had a face again, a body.
Speaker 1: And noticed he's doing the the up in the down
Speaker 1: hand too, right. That could just be the posey picked,
Speaker 1: could just be the posey picked for Bathmitt as well.
Speaker 1: Beaf Man's also sitting, not standing typically, but it's like
Speaker 1: the two in the pink Jesus does this thing too?
Speaker 1: Is it it as above, so below? Is it a
Speaker 1: reset type of thing hour glass?
Speaker 4: I don't know, and a presence that unsettled even thetional
Speaker 4: minds who unearthed him.
Speaker 1: Or also not forget as above, so below? But how
Speaker 1: about tether between the two? The thing that like the
Speaker 1: DNA strand right like the ladder? Uh, you know, the
Speaker 1: wrongs and the ladder.
Speaker 4: When the Exorcist introduced him to cinema decades later, it
Speaker 4: drew on that same feeling, the idea that these figures
Speaker 4: had not been created, so much as exhumed, and that
Speaker 4: whatever they once contained had followed them out of the ground.
Speaker 4: What makes this demon so disturbing is not just what
Speaker 4: he does, but what he is. His shape alone unsettles
Speaker 4: the mind. The human brain is wired to sort living
Speaker 4: things into clear categories man, beast, bird, serpent, but it
Speaker 4: fuses all of them in ways that refuse to make sense.
Speaker 4: His body is humanoid, yet covered in reptilian.
Speaker 1: Scales much like typhon.
Speaker 4: His feet end in lion like claws, his hands in
Speaker 4: hooked talons. Wings stretch from his back like those of
Speaker 4: a bat. Yet his head pushes forward with the snarling
Speaker 4: muzzle of a dog. From his abdomen coils a serpent
Speaker 4: shaped phallus, a grotesque symbol of fertility turned into threat.
Speaker 4: Looking at him, the mind can't decide what it's seeing.
Speaker 4: That confusion itself becomes the horror. This hybrid form carries
Speaker 4: another deeper tension. In his original context, Pazuzu was feared
Speaker 4: as a bringer of plague and famine, yet invoked as
Speaker 4: a protector against even worse forces. He embodies the idea
Speaker 4: of something dangerous pressed into service for protection, a predator
Speaker 4: guarding the household. That inversion of morality is deeply unsettling.
Speaker 4: It blurs the boundary between good and evil, making safety
Speaker 4: feel indistinguishable from danger. On a psychological level, this triggers
Speaker 4: a primal fear, the realization that the same force we
Speaker 4: depend on could turn against us at any moment. He
Speaker 4: also represents what humanity can never truly control. Pazuzu was
Speaker 4: the spirit of the hot southwest wind, the current that
Speaker 4: swept from the desert, carrying fever and rot. He stood
Speaker 4: for invisible disasters, plagues, still births, crop failure that strike
Speaker 4: without warning and leave no enemy to fight. Civilizations rise
Speaker 4: by imposing order on nature, Yet Pazuzu embodies the parts
Speaker 4: of nature that ignore order entirely. He is chaos given
Speaker 4: a face. To see him is to remember that civilization
Speaker 4: is only a thin layer over something wild, and that
Speaker 4: layer can tear. This makes his terror profoundly intimate. He
Speaker 4: doesn't threaten through claws or teeth alone, but through what
Speaker 4: he makes people become. In possession stories, he does not
Speaker 4: simply attack. He corrodes innocence, collapses into obscenity, love into violence.
Speaker 4: Tazuzu did not fade back into history after the Exorcist
Speaker 4: resurrected him. Once his name returned to circulation, he began
Speaker 4: mutating inside modern culture, appearing everywhere yet never fully understood.
Speaker 4: His face surfaces in horror films, role playing games, and
Speaker 4: music videos. His form appears on metal album covers, and
Speaker 4: in the iconography of underground art scenes. People tattoo his
Speaker 4: snarling head on their skins, often without knowing who he was,
Speaker 4: as if compelled by something older than the conscious mind.
Speaker 1: Here's what's really silly is on the far end the
Speaker 1: that's just a loops for a necklace. At they also
Speaker 1: tattuned into the It's like that's not really part of
Speaker 1: the figure. It's really just the lip that they created
Speaker 1: in the peace, so that you could hang it underr
Speaker 1: neck or or whatever you know, where it's an amulet.
Speaker 4: He became a sigill of dread, yet also a fascination.
Speaker 1: That looks like wish master. The gin on this side, like.
Speaker 4: An ancient glyph reinserted into the collective unconscious. This resurgence
Speaker 4: is not accidental. Many scholars of religion and anthropology have
Speaker 4: noted that this demon carries what they call a liminal quality.
Speaker 4: He stands at the border between protection and destruction, order
Speaker 4: and chaos. Jungian interpreters have even described him as a
Speaker 4: raw archetype of the shadow, the part of the psyche
Speaker 4: that contains everything repressed, dangerous, or unacceptable. In this reading,
Speaker 4: the fear he inspires is not about phis harm, but
Speaker 4: about the collapse of boundaries, the realization that what you
Speaker 4: trust to defend you might also be the thing that
Speaker 4: undoes you. That paradox makes him resonate with us.
Speaker 1: That's the problem with magic, isn't it. I think he
Speaker 1: can controls something and it doesn't go away when you're
Speaker 1: done playing with it, and then it starts making demands
Speaker 1: on you. It starts making things happen in your life
Speaker 1: in reality that you can't explain. That's why these people
Speaker 1: are fucked.
Speaker 4: People living in a world where the old moral binaries
Speaker 4: feel unstable in the occult underground. This has made him
Speaker 4: strangely attractive. Certain chaos magic practitioners view him as a
Speaker 4: force of purifying corruption, a power that tears down stagnant
Speaker 4: structures to clear space for transformation.
Speaker 1: Right, all the things that they do inside their head
Speaker 1: because they're misfits, stupid retards who have zero comprehension skills
Speaker 1: and think that because something demands them to have some
Speaker 1: sort of responsibility and accountability, that it must be oppressive. Therefore,
Speaker 1: other religious types like I don't have anything against Christianity
Speaker 1: and Catholicism for what they claim to represent. I have
Speaker 1: something against them from where they originate from and what
Speaker 1: they actually carry out in the world, and I might
Speaker 1: giving my energy over to that. So it's not about
Speaker 1: their alleged precepts. I'm all for it, all for it still,
Speaker 1: I believe in a benevolent creator. I don't call him
Speaker 1: Yahweh because that's not his name doesn't matter, And I'll
Speaker 1: call him sad or neither because that's the same thing
Speaker 1: as call him yahweh. So it is what it is.
Speaker 1: You know, if Jeseus is a good guy, then you know,
Speaker 1: by his very nature, he will forgive me for saying, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you guys can do all that extra unnecessary stuff over there.
Speaker 1: I'll keep my you know, pure, one on one with
Speaker 1: the benevolent on this side. You guys go fucking air
Speaker 1: your heads in those books and try to justify every
Speaker 1: evil act that you do on that side. So what
Speaker 1: I'm getting at with these people is they don't have
Speaker 1: any They never attempted to live up to a standard
Speaker 1: because society has taught them that everything's oppressive and therefore
Speaker 1: you should fight that oppression. And then therefore morality is
Speaker 1: evil and it's in the way, and this is why
Speaker 1: you have retard to follow chaos, magic shit. The dumbest
Speaker 1: of the dumb get into this stuff.
Speaker 4: Some phlemic writers mention him as extnic air spirit whose
Speaker 4: destructive current can be harnessed to burn away weakness.
Speaker 1: Before speaking of weakness, these are the weakest people out
Speaker 1: there who'll get involved in the shit in the first
Speaker 1: place because they can't handle reality. They can't handle real life,
Speaker 1: so then they have to go deep into their imaginations
Speaker 1: in their minds. Imagination is great, but you're sacrificing your
Speaker 1: creative imagination for the stupid detachment of freaking putting yourself
Speaker 1: in a stupid trance bullshit so that you can try
Speaker 1: to do magic.
Speaker 4: Or higher initiations. A few neopagan sects and left hand
Speaker 4: path groups frame him almost as a demonic patron of
Speaker 4: threshold states, illness, madness, possession, liminality itself. To them, invoking
Speaker 4: Pazuzu means inviting disorder as a form of rebirth, an
Speaker 4: echo of how Mesopotamians once called on him to repel
Speaker 4: even worse evils. There are also small, documented cultic circles
Speaker 4: that claim to venerate him directly, so.
Speaker 1: No one else was capable of that job. Remember this
Speaker 1: is because this is the type of pear that they
Speaker 1: were dealing with. They didn't even have a concept of
Speaker 1: something that would have been more suitable for I don't know,
Speaker 1: countering some other type of evil, except for something that
Speaker 1: was more evil, right, They had no concept of something
Speaker 1: moral and good that would repel. No, it had to
Speaker 1: be more sick and disgusting to scare away other evils.
Speaker 4: Often blending fragments of Mesopotamian invocations, with ceremonial magic and
Speaker 4: even elements of love crafty and ritual theater. They tend
Speaker 4: to describe him meaning rape, not as a personified being,
Speaker 4: but as a field of entropy, a sentient current that
Speaker 4: embodies decay, fever, and the collapse of boundaries between self
Speaker 4: and environment. While these groups are fringe and often secretive,
Speaker 4: their existence shows how Pazuzu has shifted from archaeological relic
Speaker 4: to active, esoteric symbol. This has created what some researchers
Speaker 4: call the Pazuzu effect in modern demonology. Whenever contemporary media
Speaker 4: needs to convey an entity that feels truly ancient and corrupting,
Speaker 4: it borrows his traits hybrid form, invasive presence, violation of
Speaker 4: the body and mind, and above all, moral ambiguity. He
Speaker 4: has become the template for how we imagine possession, an
Speaker 4: enemy that does not conquer by force, but by dissolving
Speaker 4: identity from within. Even unnamed, his silhouette haunts depictions of
Speaker 4: demons across film, games, literature, and art, quietly shaping the
Speaker 4: modern archetype of evil. In this sense, it has become
Speaker 4: more than a myth. He has become a recurring signal
Speaker 4: of something the human psyche still fears but cannot suppress,
Speaker 4: the idea that chaos is not external, but buried inside
Speaker 4: our systems and our minds, waiting for cracks to open.
Speaker 4: Three thousand years ago, people hid his amulets in their
Speaker 4: homes to contain that force. Today, people paint him on
Speaker 4: their walls and skin, speak his name in rituals, and
Speaker 4: carry him into the collective imagination, perhaps without realizing they
Speaker 4: are doing exactly what the ancients once did. They are
Speaker 4: keeping him alive. Many figures in demonology are frightening because
Speaker 4: of what they represent. They are framed as embodiments of sin, rebellion,
Speaker 4: or punishment. That structure gives them limits. It stands apart
Speaker 4: because he never had those boundaries. He didn't emerge from
Speaker 4: a moral system designed to teach lessons. He came from
Speaker 4: a world that saw spirits as unpredictable natural forces. That
Speaker 4: makes him harder to rationalize. There is no clear rule
Speaker 4: for when he harms or protects, and this unpredictability is
Speaker 4: what makes him feel more threatening than demons that follow
Speaker 4: a fixed role. Some argue he shouldn't be seen as
Speaker 4: especially disturbing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, going down over here, how many people will go
Speaker 1: in here a twenty six surprise. Ha ha ha, there
Speaker 1: you go. Daft is a trainey for I agree, I
Speaker 1: agree this is a good one too. Okay, where are we?
Speaker 1: This is the one big bird? Hey, yep, you didn't
Speaker 1: see WHENNY think about them exactly? Anna? How you doing? Anna?
Speaker 1: Is that you over here?
Speaker 5: Oops?
Speaker 1: Did I not click it? Come on, big bud, let's see. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's more of you on here. That's weird. I have
Speaker 1: to look at this more often, having a chance to
Speaker 1: email it, but it'll soon just been. Yeah, that's cool,
Speaker 1: I'm making awesome stuff. Yeah, Hospice of Human thrist shops
Speaker 1: is definitely a vibe, not a good one. They did
Speaker 1: that to me once sold something from under me like that.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's there's a new stuff in there once a well.
Speaker 1: But I mean it's like there's lots of places I
Speaker 1: have that around here, like the Crossroads one and stuff
Speaker 1: like that. There's just everything's overpriced, man, Like they're they're
Speaker 1: getting donations and they're still charging people like a lot.
Speaker 1: And that's I find that despicable. Oh thank you, I'm happy.
Speaker 1: I am too, you talk about because I have the
Speaker 1: thing of land on my head. I don't know. Dogs,
Speaker 1: dogs tell me that the family's home. That's cool. High five.
Speaker 1: I was just about to type the first furreze and transhumanist. Nice. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Kimera is a thing too, they've been they've been making
Speaker 1: toys like that for kids for a long time. The
Speaker 1: cat unicorn and unicorn is another weird thing that has
Speaker 1: to do with you know, and unicorns kind of has
Speaker 1: something to do with the pinoc Land has something to
Speaker 1: do with all kinds of brain juices and mind control
Speaker 1: and all that. Right, and they have norwal. They made
Speaker 1: the normal a big deal. These are all kinds of
Speaker 1: interesting things on purpose. Okay, Now, someday maybe we'll go
Speaker 1: into the masoteric secrets of Pinocchio. But I gotta looked
Speaker 1: at similar things because they try to make everything that's
Speaker 1: nationalists bad, and then they try to name other things
Speaker 1: that weren't nationalists as nationalists, like the Carbonari. Oh it's
Speaker 1: a nationalist movie. It's like the fuck it was. It's
Speaker 1: a bunch of fucking comis a bunch of illuminati. Alright, Yeah,
Speaker 1: so the boo boo in Pezuzu, I don't know. There's
Speaker 1: a different demon that I think is more associated with that,
Speaker 1: But I saw the picture I was look at that well,
Speaker 1: I'll throw it on there. I think we've seen enough
Speaker 1: pictures of this dude since we started that video. Let's
Speaker 1: do a little breakdown. What are you going to start here?
Speaker 1: Pazuzu classification demon, also known as Fazzuzu, Pazzuza dark angel
Speaker 1: of the four Winds, Prince of the Lower Aerial kingdoms,
Speaker 1: related to son of Hanbi, brother of Humbabah powers Ali
Speaker 1: controls the west and southwest winds, known to bring famine
Speaker 1: and locus. Sometimes seen as a protector against other evil
Speaker 1: spirits and telepathy so you can get in your brain
Speaker 1: and make these move weapons, magic, great magical, great sword, symbols,
Speaker 1: thread bowl, and serpents. He was a fearsome demon who
Speaker 1: was introduced first through Sumerian mythology Assyrian. While Pazuzu considered
Speaker 1: to be a fearsome demon, he also he is also
Speaker 1: seen as a protector I had a fixed a bad
Speaker 1: grammar as a protector against certain evils. The origins of
Speaker 1: Pazuzu was as a demon have become muddled over time.
Speaker 1: In Babylonian mythology, where Bazuzu was originally created Okay, Sumerian
Speaker 1: and Babylonian are two different time periods, because when you
Speaker 1: focus on the Babylonian portion of it, you're looking at
Speaker 1: it later in the history. Pazuzu may have always existed
Speaker 1: as a demon, and their culture a demon was an
Speaker 1: evil entity, though that didn't mean all their acts would
Speaker 1: be evil in nature. Well, not everything has to be.
Speaker 1: If you're trying to convince something right by default, sometimes
Speaker 1: that'll have a positive effect for some people, depending on
Speaker 1: what you know. But it doesn't mean that you know
Speaker 1: what I saying. What I mean, Oh, this was bad
Speaker 1: for everybody, Well, no, you kill somebody, it's good for
Speaker 1: their enemies. Right, And their culture a demon was evil entity,
Speaker 1: not all their docs would be evil in nature. Because
Speaker 1: of this, it was possible for Perzuzu to exist as
Speaker 1: a protector spirit as well, so says the Rationale. The Rationale.
Speaker 1: When Christians were introduced to Samerian myths, they created an
Speaker 1: alternative storyline because their religion only had one benevolent god.
Speaker 1: So did the gothic Arians that came long before Christianity.
Speaker 1: Maybe some of these people were gothic Arian and descent,
Speaker 1: and that's why Christianity seemed to really jive with them
Speaker 1: because they had a bunch of demon fucking Saturn cult
Speaker 1: scumbags drafting a religion that would psychologically work really well
Speaker 1: with them after they've already stomped out their previous identities.
Speaker 1: Because their religion only had one beanevolent God, it was
Speaker 1: necessary to display all demon spirits as purely evil entities
Speaker 1: whose sole purpose was to corupt those who served God. Well,
Speaker 1: there's daemon and there's demon, so there's This isn't true
Speaker 1: at all. It was then that Pazuzu became known as
Speaker 1: Lucifer's right hand man, and they was said that the
Speaker 1: two conspired together to overthrow God, but were unsuccessful and
Speaker 1: were thrown out of heaven as punishment. It was through
Speaker 1: this interpretation that produced Pazuzu became known to be a
Speaker 1: fallen angel who had transformed into a demon. Right, this
Speaker 1: is older than our religion, which means it's we got
Speaker 1: to fit it in here somehow. Leave it to the
Speaker 1: theves will redraft something, they'll they'll assimilate it. Although modern
Speaker 1: day perspectives of Pezuzu may be limited, through the Christian
Speaker 1: interpretation of the Samerian demon, Pezuzu was actually seen as
Speaker 1: a very powerful and respectable give me a break of
Speaker 1: his time. He was the son of high whatever. Pezuzu
Speaker 1: himself was also known to have an impressive history and
Speaker 1: list of abilities. He was a primordial being called an
Speaker 1: Abareth and Abareth and was said to be to pre
Speaker 1: date the existence of the Abyss itself, so the Abyss
Speaker 1: would be like the the Apsu and yeah, okay, well
Speaker 1: that's interesting. So this ties into the Tiamont, which makes
Speaker 1: it more Babylonian. He was known to rule over the
Speaker 1: first layer of the Abyss, which was called Pazunia in
Speaker 1: his honor. Nice if he's not like when you live
Speaker 1: on the street and you're like, your last name is
Speaker 1: Smith and it's become Smith Street. He was Smith Street.
Speaker 1: There are even stories that suggest Pazuzu may have been
Speaker 1: responsible for creation of the Abyss through manipulation of the god.
Speaker 1: There is, there is done. Yeah this is all yeah,
Speaker 1: crazy mind people, that's tangent thoughts as I rock back
Speaker 1: and forth and it must be real and that's not
Speaker 1: just me sniffing my own farts and yeah, okay, what
Speaker 1: kind of drugs that day? Fema getting Pazuzu's powers were
Speaker 1: known to be numerous and powerful. He was said to
Speaker 1: have control over the west and southwest winds. Yep, that's
Speaker 1: what I wrote down, which were thought to come from
Speaker 1: the land of the dead. As controller of these, I
Speaker 1: must have been stinky winds. As controller of these winds
Speaker 1: he had. He also had the power to bring best
Speaker 1: violence and famine over and lay any land that he wished.
Speaker 1: I mean, because that's what good spirits do they have
Speaker 1: that are respectable. They have they have like, you know,
Speaker 1: characteristics and skills of like, hey, I know, we'll see
Speaker 1: what I can do. You like some petulence and famine?
Speaker 1: Watch this? He was awesome. We don't know those people
Speaker 1: who cares. He was also known to breathe swarms of
Speaker 1: locusts and could create poisonous clouds of acidic waste with
Speaker 1: his breath at will Well, this sounds an awful out
Speaker 1: like geoengineering, and just a very ancient one. He was
Speaker 1: also known to have low light vision as well as
Speaker 1: blind sight, the ability to perceive surroundings without visual sight.
Speaker 1: Oh so he could remote view kind of. He spoke
Speaker 1: many languages and was also thought to have some form
Speaker 1: of telepathic abilities. He was able to make the thing levity.
Speaker 1: He could get this, he could get the the X
Speaker 1: wing out of the out of the swamp. Pazuzu is
Speaker 1: also known to have a magical great sword that granted
Speaker 1: him impressive agility and speed. So the sword granted an
Speaker 1: agility and speed nounsering to sound like a comic book,
Speaker 1: like a video game. So again this is again a
Speaker 1: part of their mistranslation. Bullshit, Okay, this is not accurate.
Speaker 1: The Naki were the Goths. They weren't gods. They were
Speaker 1: people that were deified over time to venerate and show
Speaker 1: their respect to it says. It is also important to
Speaker 1: note that Pazuzu was a member of the Anunaki gods
Speaker 1: who came from the sky and settled on Earth. Well,
Speaker 1: if any of the sky part is true, it's because
Speaker 1: there were some relics of a previous civilization still floating around. Literally,
Speaker 1: he was known to be part of the sabeta sebitu right,
Speaker 1: which is evil gods. Yeah, followers of the war god
Speaker 1: negrol Irgol I'm sorry, who used their powers to spread
Speaker 1: destructive forces like faminine disease after an area had been
Speaker 1: brutalized by the forces of war. Right, because after war
Speaker 1: usually comes faminine disease. It's kind of one of those things.
Speaker 1: There's scarcely there's lack of infrastructure, there's poisoned water, poison
Speaker 1: food or no food. Yeah, that happens. Disease comes because
Speaker 1: of lack of nutrition. Becauzz It was fond of corrupting
Speaker 1: beings that he considered to be innocent and pure, because
Speaker 1: he was such a great guy. Right, this is a
Speaker 1: respectable one in their culture. Remember, this is the mind
Speaker 1: of an Oivey, a pre a pre Oivayed Oivey. These
Speaker 1: are the people that skinned our your ancestors, saying that
Speaker 1: this guy was respectable. He was fond of corrupting beings
Speaker 1: he considered to be innocent and pure. He would pray
Speaker 1: on any mortal that turned to him for help. But
Speaker 1: so there you go. This is why you don't fuck
Speaker 1: the demons, because they're gonna come after you. You're their channel, right,
Speaker 1: You're the avenue. You're You're you're their their gateway and
Speaker 1: portal out of wherever the hell they're stuck. Right, good times,
Speaker 1: they will. They will blast through you because you're the
Speaker 1: dumbass who tried to invoke them but almost always made
Speaker 1: the victim regret their appeals for his aid almost always
Speaker 1: made the victim regret their appeals for his aid. Pazuzu
Speaker 1: was said to be fond of offering help that appeared benevolent,
Speaker 1: but secretly required the victim to ask for more help
Speaker 1: from him from the demon lord. Okay, does this not
Speaker 1: sound like a j right here? This is a parasitic relationship.
Speaker 1: He would then cause them to become more and more
Speaker 1: in debt to his services until he had corrupted them entirely.
Speaker 1: This Pezuzu is the oive god. Straight up. This is
Speaker 1: the jew god. This is the personification. His favorite prizes
Speaker 1: were those who were seen to be the purest of
Speaker 1: the pure. They hate babies and children, these OVAs, these
Speaker 1: freaking sat uncult Jews, these religious zelic Jews, the purest
Speaker 1: of the pure, and he would eagerly seek out victims
Speaker 1: to corrupt and sentenced to an afterlife of eternal agony
Speaker 1: in the abyss, just like any other kidder would do.
Speaker 1: You're so silly, Asu, sending me to eternal health, fire
Speaker 1: and torture just because I trusted you. That sounds very
Speaker 1: Jewish of them. Of him, Pazuzu was known to corrupt
Speaker 1: many by appearing to mortals in disguise as mud. No,
Speaker 1: it's uh Mdgod so pretty close. Yeah, so we'll just
Speaker 1: call Pezuzu. Uh, that's like that from now on, Pasreel
Speaker 1: and Typhon he would he would have so Typhon was
Speaker 1: a demon, psychopath, weird, freaking contorted mess of creatures as well,
Speaker 1: and yet he would pretend to be Typhon. I think
Speaker 1: we're conflating two different time frames here. He would grant
Speaker 1: the prayers of those who saw it his mercy and
Speaker 1: often used these victims to spread cults and worship in
Speaker 1: his name. This is a saturn named Pazuzu. Basically, it
Speaker 1: was said that if one was to invoke the name
Speaker 1: of Pauzuzu three times, three consecutive times. Ready, see, he
Speaker 1: would be able to read the thoughts of the person
Speaker 1: trying to summon him. Well, that's great, because he wants
Speaker 1: to corrupt you and send you to hell or wherever.
Speaker 1: He wants to kill you for asking for his help,
Speaker 1: And now I can read your thoughts. It's kind of
Speaker 1: an advantage and advantage that you don't have in equal
Speaker 1: portions to him. He could then appear next to them
Speaker 1: ooh when he wished, and often granted their wishes to
Speaker 1: make now wonder they're so paranoid, these little fucking wayve
Speaker 1: a skinny little weasel Dwelt. That's probably why they hide
Speaker 1: on the ground too. I mean that's a good place
Speaker 1: of still children too. But I mean whatever, and often
Speaker 1: granted their wishes to make them feel I added to
Speaker 1: his services. That's very ovay of them. This sounds like
Speaker 1: another anything in debt indebtedness. Yeah, you can use money,
Speaker 1: you know, the fake thing that they created themselves so
Speaker 1: that they could steal whatever they also considered real wealth,
Speaker 1: you know, like possessions. Uh, gold is another scam in
Speaker 1: my opinion, Oh shiny metal, that's soft? What am I
Speaker 1: going to do with it?
Speaker 5: Though?
Speaker 1: The cost would be great, Yes, the indebtedness and the
Speaker 1: costs would be great. Way to the vey and so
Speaker 1: would your tether to any benevolence be gone? It was?
Speaker 1: And so what do you what can what can a
Speaker 1: piece of wood to recreate another piece of wood? So
Speaker 1: you're you're going to be producing these highlighted children too.
Speaker 1: It was thought that Pazuzu used these tactics to spread
Speaker 1: his influence to whole communities. Yeah, yeah, Pazuzu's followers Jews.
Speaker 1: He also had many worshipers among evil flying creatures. What
Speaker 1: those who were thought to worship Pazuzu included the following
Speaker 1: oh neat Kenku. The Kenku are thought to have evolved
Speaker 1: from Avians, but are largely humanoid in appearance. This is
Speaker 1: all crazy talk, right, or maybe this was a thing
Speaker 1: that was a throwback from some isle on the Doctor
Speaker 1: Moreau experiment that happened in the ancient times. I don't know.
Speaker 1: They have the head of a bird and humanoid arms
Speaker 1: and legs, though their hands and feet were given bird
Speaker 1: like claws, or just a schizophrenic mind and talents. Ken
Speaker 1: Kus are known to be selfish. Oh, there just do
Speaker 1: and they have big nose beak. I'll get it. There's
Speaker 1: just other other forms of the oive, got it, and
Speaker 1: that's why they're Yeah. Kenkus are known to be selfish
Speaker 1: and are always scheming for ways to acquire wealth and power,
Speaker 1: unlike most av Isn't it funny how all demon qualities
Speaker 1: line up to these fuck people? Kan Koos are not
Speaker 1: only are not able to fly right or create civilization
Speaker 1: on their own or you know work. Yeah, harpies, she
Speaker 1: gave me harpies. I mean herpes. The harpy gave me herpes.
Speaker 1: Harpies are evil avian humanoids were flying whether they like
Speaker 1: a sucky buy with the capability of flight, Now these
Speaker 1: ones can fly. They were often pictured as having a
Speaker 1: female upper body bastards and a reptilian lower half, kind
Speaker 1: of like tiamat that ended in the sharp talons of
Speaker 1: a bird. Harpies are known to have magnificent wings. Magnificent wings.
Speaker 1: Did anybody ever said something, what this is a magnificent
Speaker 1: like lass case? What makes it magnificent? The word that's
Speaker 1: not really description of what the wings are? You know
Speaker 1: what I mean? It's like are known to have bird
Speaker 1: wings or known to have butterfly wings, are known to
Speaker 1: have whatever fairy wings that they're both magnificent, Oh okay,
Speaker 1: does that mean big? But are considered to be unclean
Speaker 1: creatures because they're arpies their little horse. They are known
Speaker 1: for their irresistible songs that acted as charms to lure
Speaker 1: their victims to certain death, kind of like a siren.
Speaker 1: Don't listen to the bitches. Gargoyles are evil creatures that
Speaker 1: enjoy inflicting pain on other creatures. They are often described
Speaker 1: to eat their victims alive to enjoy hearing the screams
Speaker 1: of the subject they tortured again, just like the Jews.
Speaker 1: Even though they don't need food to survive, they just
Speaker 1: like to eat because of the pain it causes others.
Speaker 1: Way to go gargoyle. It is common for gargoyles to
Speaker 1: work for evil masters. Sometimes they are paid with treasures,
Speaker 1: but most gargoyles will serve an evil purpose so long
Speaker 1: as they are able to hurt and torture others. So
Speaker 1: they're They're like dominions. Even though the people think, oh,
Speaker 1: that's so cute. Like, no, they were going to try.
Speaker 1: They were searching for an evil master. That was what
Speaker 1: they were. When the Midians didn't have an even master,
Speaker 1: they went searching for one. Uh Manta corres, it's just
Speaker 1: the Spanish one. A large hybrid beasts with the head
Speaker 1: of a man and a body of a lion. They
Speaker 1: were also described as having wings like to have a
Speaker 1: dragon and mantachorus. Were thought to be impossible to kill,
Speaker 1: and were known for their great love of human flesh.
Speaker 1: Oh awesome. Weaverns, We'll go with. Weverns were large winged
Speaker 1: lizards that were similar in appearance to dragons, though not
Speaker 1: nearly as intelligent as what a dragon. The creatures were
Speaker 1: known to be poisonous and had sharp teeth and claws.
Speaker 1: They were often used as mounts. Fay are considered to
Speaker 1: be any type of creature with a supernatural with supernatural
Speaker 1: abilities that exemplified or inhabited natural wonder Not all fay
Speaker 1: were evil, but it was thought that many evil fay
Speaker 1: worshiped Pazuzu. And then dragons were magical creatures with impressive powers,
Speaker 1: and not all dragons were evil, but it was thought
Speaker 1: that evil dragons, like chromatic dragons, were worshippers of Pazuzu.
Speaker 1: What the fuck part of the language, but what kind
Speaker 1: of what are we even talking about right now? Many questions? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: many questions exactly, many questions. Why the Sumerians would risk
Speaker 1: they weren't they weren't. Oh my god, how many times
Speaker 1: have to say this? Whatever would risk evoking the spirit
Speaker 1: of Pezuzu if they knew because I'm saying they're not Sumerians,
Speaker 1: not that they wouldn't do this, because this is the Assyrians.
Speaker 1: Why the sperience would risk invoking the spirit of Pezuzu
Speaker 1: if they knew him to be an evil entity? It
Speaker 1: is likely that the answer lies in their belief system, right.
Speaker 1: They were six psychopathic, crazy people who were into pharmacia
Speaker 1: and child murder and rape and terrorizing and skinning people
Speaker 1: alive and pulling out their eyeballs and tongues. So you know,
Speaker 1: they were kind of just they How could you consider
Speaker 1: something more evil than that? So it's just it was
Speaker 1: just like Bob Bob Pezzuzu. Let's call Bob Pezuzu up.
Speaker 1: Those who worshiped Pezus who were preyed on his behalf
Speaker 1: often believed that as long as they offered the demon
Speaker 1: sacrifices and were careful in their practices, Pazzuzu would use
Speaker 1: his wrath against their enemies instead of themselves. Yeah, that
Speaker 1: work out. We're still dealing with the fucking aftermath of that,
Speaker 1: stupid fucks. Many who worshiped Perzuzu were known to carve
Speaker 1: small statues or idols of the demon lord and to
Speaker 1: invoke his protection. It was thought that because Pazuzu was
Speaker 1: a powerful demon, he could be invoked as protection against
Speaker 1: equally powerful demons or the wrath of gods. Ancient Sumerians
Speaker 1: would carve or create images of the beings of the
Speaker 1: underworld they intended to summon, right, and then they put
Speaker 1: them in the circle. And sometimes they do it out
Speaker 1: of wax YadA YadA, YadA, salta that all comes from
Speaker 1: the Samerian shit where they got the salt back then,
Speaker 1: I don't know, just carved it in the cave, grounded up. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't know. Uh demon would chosen, demon would capture
Speaker 1: their attention. It is important to note, however, that no
Speaker 1: large statues of Pezuzu were created for fear of bringing
Speaker 1: too much attention to the creator. Instead, small figurines and
Speaker 1: ambulance were made, so everything that you see big in
Speaker 1: that movie is Hollywood set stuff. He was thought that
Speaker 1: small figurines would be large enough to capture the demon's attention,
Speaker 1: but small enough to ensure that his attention was rewarded
Speaker 1: with protection. In this way, the mortal they don't know
Speaker 1: why they had just small ones. They just making this
Speaker 1: shit up. That part is just them thinking that they
Speaker 1: know what they're talking about, and then other people making
Speaker 1: videos off of the shit that they read like this
Speaker 1: and just repeating and regurgitating the same shit and never
Speaker 1: asking how the fuck did they know that? That's why
Speaker 1: you got me in this way? The mortal who invoked
Speaker 1: Pezzuzu would have been seen as honoring the demon right
Speaker 1: whenever if somebody calls me and says I'm late for work,
Speaker 1: I love them so much. I just want to help them.
Speaker 1: I just want to go rushing to their aid, causing
Speaker 1: Pezuzu to turn his fury to those who threaten that
Speaker 1: was loyal to him. Yeah, anybody calls me demanding me
Speaker 1: of my demanding of my time to serve them, I'm like,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, sure, let me help you. When do I
Speaker 1: start fuck you. While the image of Pizzouzi was sometimes
Speaker 1: used to invoke protection against the southwest wind he was
Speaker 1: known to control, he was more often called upon to
Speaker 1: protect expecting mothers and young children. He was the Okay,
Speaker 1: so this very thing that causes miscarriage, you're being you're
Speaker 1: calling upon it. This sounds like the same kind of
Speaker 1: logic they use for you know, psychiatric medicines that caused
Speaker 1: suicidal thoughts, like what the fuck? Or use us for
Speaker 1: your lung a sorry, use this for your kidneys. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: may cause kidney damage. This is careful. He was more
Speaker 1: often called upon to protect expecting mothers and young children
Speaker 1: against the wrath of the demon goddess the mash to
Speaker 1: the mash too has got Lilith characteristics. This goddess was
Speaker 1: known to have wrath toward expecting mothers, on board, infants,
Speaker 1: and young children. La Mash two is literally the where
Speaker 1: Lilith goes from. She is thought to devour the flesh
Speaker 1: of children and sometimes cause the death of pregnant women.
Speaker 1: And people say, oh, that's just supersession, Like no, these
Speaker 1: people literally sat around fires in caves and and sean
Speaker 1: circles and around altars where they were doing blood orgies
Speaker 1: and sacrifices and conjured dark, evil things into this world
Speaker 1: and then didn't know what to do with it after
Speaker 1: they did. I don't know who taught him that, that's
Speaker 1: a good question. But you know, after Blinky complicated and
Speaker 1: drawn out freaking rituals and ceremonies, they achieved something and
Speaker 1: didn't know how to put the genie back in the bottle.
Speaker 1: So and then they had to have all these other things. Oh,
Speaker 1: let's creating basically a grigory every time they needed another
Speaker 1: protection spell.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: According to legend, lamast two was once the lover of Pezzuzu.
Speaker 1: So if that's true, then Lamastu and Lilith. It would
Speaker 1: be like Pezzuzu and Aazel. I don't know, like la
Speaker 1: Master to Lilith, Pezuzu to Azazel, because it's Lilith to
Speaker 1: his Zazel.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 1: This ended when Lamastu betrayed Pezzuzu bitch. As punishment, he
Speaker 1: blinded the demon goddess and banish her to the five
Speaker 1: hundred and third layer of the Abyss. That's awfully uh.
Speaker 1: That's awfully uh specific five hundred and third layer of
Speaker 1: the Abyss and not an inch closer woman. I'm surprised
Speaker 1: he didn't banish her to the five to one c
Speaker 1: three layer of the Abyss known as the Taurimara tour More,
Speaker 1: it is thought that Pezuzu was willing to protect pregnant
Speaker 1: women and young children against the mast too because of
Speaker 1: his anger over herbertrayal of his trust. I'll stow that bitch,
Speaker 1: I'll keep these kids alive. What was an oboerinth? Pazuzu's
Speaker 1: role as an obarerinth a bi Writh is important because
Speaker 1: it expresses the sheer power he holds over much of
Speaker 1: the demon in realms, and Abareth is considered to be
Speaker 1: a demon with origin, so ancient that they he's the
Speaker 1: og predate the existence of the gods. Pazuzu is one
Speaker 1: of the few abris obereths that is considered to have
Speaker 1: a humanoid shape. Many of the Abiraths are considered to
Speaker 1: have a shape that isn't able to be comprehended by
Speaker 1: mortal man. In fact, it is thought that gazing upon
Speaker 1: the image of an Albareth could drive immortal insane, sort
Speaker 1: of like the spaghetti monsters of uh. Those are supposed
Speaker 1: to be the super ancients right of the the hp
Speaker 1: Leve craft lore, which isn't quite exactly all nonfiction, I
Speaker 1: mean all fiction. Some of them dug out of some
Speaker 1: of some really weird texts that he was reading. While
Speaker 1: it is thought that there were originally many Oberaths, only
Speaker 1: twelve survive in the modern world. Okay, the rest were
Speaker 1: victims of the destruction of their reality and the wars
Speaker 1: that occurred as a result of the abyss. Pazunia, Oh
Speaker 1: he had a daughter. No, I don't know what this is.
Speaker 1: It's a desolate layer of the abyss. The realm is
Speaker 1: void of sun and moon, so but still has an
Speaker 1: orange colored light that lights up the barren land. The
Speaker 1: ground is covered with who knows this, who's been there?
Speaker 1: I'm skipping ahead. She looks a little close to that
Speaker 1: snake dick, doesn't she? When do what she's doing over there?
Speaker 1: Long ago in ancient Mesopotamia or summer or someplace like that.
Speaker 1: That Oh, Pazuzu and Howard the Duck comic book. That's hilarious,
Speaker 1: Howard the Duck. The priestesses of the demon Pazuzu, bringer
Speaker 1: of disease, were engaged in a religious war. Uh yeah,
Speaker 1: they got a little they got They got pretty uh
Speaker 1: graphic with these uh Howard the Duck comics. The Risdun
Speaker 1: was a god with who was hungry for power that
Speaker 1: was denied to him by the other gods. In search
Speaker 1: of power, he came upon a shard made of pure evil.
Speaker 1: Is that like a like a stinky in your pants?
Speaker 1: Or it is like a pus of glass. The shard
Speaker 1: had been created as a trap for if there is
Speaker 1: Dylan by the Abbursts, who were trapped inside a dying world.
Speaker 1: As soon as he touched the shard, you gross, his
Speaker 1: mind and spirit were corrupted by the houris and he
Speaker 1: was overtaken with madness. As it is often speculated that
Speaker 1: Pezuzi was the creator of this plan. He is often
Speaker 1: credited with corrupting the Don's spirit. The Arbas commanded to plan,
Speaker 1: so it was a parasitic invasion of his brain. They
Speaker 1: were They were the cordyceps in this little ant head.
Speaker 1: The Aberdas commanded Therisdun to plant the seed of evil
Speaker 1: in the astral sea and promised him full full control
Speaker 1: of the new realm that would be created in exchange
Speaker 1: for his cooperation. In the midst of his madness, however,
Speaker 1: there Is didn't realized that attempting to follow through with
Speaker 1: this plot would result in the other gods turning against
Speaker 1: him before he could claim the power that the Oberists promised.
Speaker 1: If he followed through with their plan, he would not
Speaker 1: be the one to ru over the new dominion. Instead,
Speaker 1: so he knew he was being set up by the
Speaker 1: lying liars who lie oh Avay. Instead, there Is None
Speaker 1: attempted to craft a plan that would allow for the
Speaker 1: creation of a new realm which he would maintain total
Speaker 1: control over. He took the seed of evil to forgotten
Speaker 1: expanse inside the elemental chaos, a realm of fallen primordial,
Speaker 1: hoping to seize this world as his own when he
Speaker 1: planted this seed of evil. It eventually grew into what
Speaker 1: is now known as the abyss for sharp Here Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: For a short time, he was granted the power that
Speaker 1: he had so desperately longed for. Eventually, however, the other
Speaker 1: gods recognized the danger Throsdoon now posed and put their
Speaker 1: disagreements aside to come together and imprison the god. He
Speaker 1: was locked inside another universe known only as Void Harrow
Speaker 1: into the void so that he could not cause harm
Speaker 1: to this world, though he was left with all his powers.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's great. I can lift up a dump truck too,
Speaker 1: But there's no dump trucks, right, I mean avoid who
Speaker 1: cares what your powers are. It's like, hey, baby, I
Speaker 1: could go for like seventeen days straight. Yeah. Yeah, too bad,
Speaker 1: because you don't exist in here.
Speaker 2: Son of a bitch.
Speaker 1: That is done is thought to largely be controlled by
Speaker 1: the madness that was implanted out in him by Pazuzu's
Speaker 1: evil shard. But he's but he is said to have
Speaker 1: small periods of lucidity, which he uses to plot his
Speaker 1: escape from Void Huddle. Pazuzu corrupts Asmodius. Oh that poor guy,
Speaker 1: Asmodius was originally thought to be a loyal servant of
Speaker 1: the lawful gods. That would be like if they're for
Speaker 1: giving back into human realm. The gods were just like
Speaker 1: the ancestors of our people, lawful ones. That's where they
Speaker 1: got the concept of that probably stole that inhabited the
Speaker 1: astral sea. He and his companions thought to have been
Speaker 1: created to fight the demons that inhabited the Abyss and
Speaker 1: prevent them from entering the actual sea, so that the
Speaker 1: gods could focus on creating other worlds and beings. After
Speaker 1: an incomprehensible period of time thought to spend billions of years,
Speaker 1: as Moodius and the other protectors began to be corrupted
Speaker 1: by the influence of the demons they were fighting, right, parasites, Right,
Speaker 1: you never even interact with them. They they interweave with you.
Speaker 1: It's like that there doesn't come off type of thing
Speaker 1: you've been infected, do anything that affects It's not a parasite.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's not a virus. It's these fucking things energetically.
Speaker 1: It is thought that Pazuzu himself was responsible for the
Speaker 1: corruption of Asmodius by introducing an idea of power, an
Speaker 1: idea of power to him that was impossible for the
Speaker 1: being to turn away from. And that's just how our
Speaker 1: people fell. It was at the point that the gods
Speaker 1: who created as Moodius put him on trial and demanded
Speaker 1: that he leave the upper planes, fearing that he had
Speaker 1: become an evil being. That's funny because our people lived
Speaker 1: on higher elevations in Cabdosia, and their little moon cult
Speaker 1: was in the little lands of what they called Eden
Speaker 1: or Rome and was also known as Hell and him
Speaker 1: in was the heaven. Pazuzu had coached as Mdias well
Speaker 1: over well Pezuzu had coached as Medius well however, and
Speaker 1: as Modius managed to argue a case that allowed him
Speaker 1: to remain in the upper planes for the long full
Speaker 1: the time being. When he humans were finally created, the
Speaker 1: demons attacked them as well as the upper planes. As
Speaker 1: Modius and his fellow protectors were sent to protect the
Speaker 1: human beings, but were unable to do so because the
Speaker 1: humans continued to defy the orders of the gods and
Speaker 1: attempted to explore the abyss. The gods were upset by
Speaker 1: the defiance. Abysinesss like the waters right, the gods were
Speaker 1: upset by the defiance of their creations and could not
Speaker 1: understand their disobedience. As Modius explained to them that human
Speaker 1: beings could not be expected to avoid these areas of
Speaker 1: their own volition, and must be threatened with an incentive
Speaker 1: to be obedient. Through this act, it is said that
Speaker 1: as Modius invented the concept of punishment. As Modius then
Speaker 1: convinced the gods to sign a pack that allowed him
Speaker 1: to take over the abandoned realm of Bator and punish
Speaker 1: the souls of wicked mortals that defied the gods and
Speaker 1: attempted to This is all coming off a chicken scratch, remember,
Speaker 1: like cania form. Bullshit. This is intricating, you know. Most
Speaker 1: of this came out of some fucking interpreter's head. In
Speaker 1: order some interpreter's head, I got to stop the language. Man,
Speaker 1: it's not good kids. Sorry, sorry, kids, Uncle Dan's a jerk.
Speaker 1: In order to maintain power, he suggested that he be
Speaker 1: allowed to extract magical energy from the souls of these
Speaker 1: wretched creatures. Oh that's nice. This would allow them to
Speaker 1: be powerful enough to teach humans a lesson without having
Speaker 1: to be granted the powers of godhood. At this point,
Speaker 1: as Mutius was a fully demonic entity, though with help
Speaker 1: from Pezuzu, he was able to avoid detection from the gods.
Speaker 1: They agreed to his pack, so he becomes like the
Speaker 1: devil known as the packs Primeval. Of course, it was
Speaker 1: wrote they were on their T shirts, and he was
Speaker 1: granted dominion over evil mortals, kind of like a Satan
Speaker 1: character or Saturn character, once you get into understanding that
Speaker 1: that's the same thing. At first, the gods were pleased
Speaker 1: with Asmodius's plan, but eventually they realized that fewer and
Speaker 1: fewer mortal souls were ascending to the Upper Plains and
Speaker 1: their after life. Yeah, are all these people bad? Are
Speaker 1: all these people bad? Can they all be bad? Is
Speaker 1: it possible they're all bad? Was everybody being corrupted somehow?
Speaker 1: Or they're all just being held back in this little
Speaker 1: I don't know, panopticon prison called the prison Planet. It
Speaker 1: was then that they discovered that as Modius had conspired
Speaker 1: against them and was purposefully tempting mortals to eternal damnation. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there you go, he's the ovay extreme extraordinary. Yeah, let
Speaker 1: me corrupt you and then I'll decide that you're condemned
Speaker 1: here and I won't let you leave. Now, you just
Speaker 1: can't leave.
Speaker 5: Wait?
Speaker 1: Wait, wait, where's that? Where is that? I got that somewhere?
Speaker 1: H it's it's impossible to see how small these things are. Well,
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter. I have it on there somewhere.
Speaker 2: Ah.
Speaker 1: I have to memorize those things. Because he refused to
Speaker 1: leave the upper plains willingly, he was cast into the
Speaker 1: lower planes and received many wounds that to this day
Speaker 1: have not healed. It is said that he still well,
Speaker 1: who knows if that's true either, buddy, you know, because
Speaker 1: who was less to write about this? First of all,
Speaker 1: it was probably a person. How did they know the
Speaker 1: story in the first place. Then we're gonna say that
Speaker 1: we know that these people who are writting chicken scratch
Speaker 1: aren't just making up a fucking story. Excuse me making
Speaker 1: up a story? Sorry, kids, Uncle Daniel put in the
Speaker 1: swear jar, except it's like the reverse swear jar. Let's see.
Speaker 1: I'll show you. I think it says swear jar one dollar.
Speaker 1: Oh good times. Can you see that?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You can?
Speaker 5: I think so?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you can see me? You see it? This producers
Speaker 1: that as my girl's gymnastic fund super shout out dropping
Speaker 1: Hamilton's high five from the chest of course, you know,
Speaker 1: a couple two tree, as my grandfather used to say,
Speaker 1: and two dollars like that kid who writes his little
Speaker 1: bicycle the newspaper boy and better off dead two dollars.
Speaker 1: He chased him throughout the whole movie and on ski slopes. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's why that's there. Okay. Anyway, now you know where
Speaker 1: did I miss anything? Nobody? Nobody, there's forty people watching
Speaker 1: what's going on? There's no no, no commentary?
Speaker 5: Am I that?
Speaker 4: I am?
Speaker 1: I that intriguing and engaging? That's crazy. What a magnificent
Speaker 1: frank sign. He puts wings on it. So it's pretty
Speaker 1: now okay. And when we got over here and uh,
Speaker 1: let me put out this one that way, I can
Speaker 1: probably see the other ones, uh demon see Yeah, no,
Speaker 1: that's about all. Okay, back to the story. I can
Speaker 1: find it again. The fuck was I reading? Uh this one? Yeah,
Speaker 1: we're gonna go through a bunch of them, so I
Speaker 1: gotta I gotta kind of pick up the pace here.
Speaker 1: When Pezuzu was young, was a young demon, back when
Speaker 1: he was a young boy. Hold on, we've got to
Speaker 1: finish this part first, because he refused to Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I said you have conspired, matt Oh. It said that
Speaker 1: he can. He's he's not yet healed. It is said
Speaker 1: that he's still conspires. I guess that's not It doesn't work.
Speaker 1: It just screwed up sentence. It is said that he's
Speaker 1: still conspires to use the magical energy from wicked mortal
Speaker 1: souls to heal himself and will eventually seek the destruction
Speaker 1: of the upper plants. He is thought to conspire with
Speaker 1: Pezzuzu frequently. Pazuzu and La mash to a match made
Speaker 1: in hell? Who cares? Do say? Make care the match? Too.
Speaker 1: Is known to have become the lover of Pezuzu, though
Speaker 1: it was only done to distract him from her true goals.
Speaker 1: Once she fell felt she had. Once she felt she
Speaker 1: had become close enough to Pezuzu for him to be
Speaker 1: blinded by her connection, she asked Pazuzu to reveal his
Speaker 1: true name to her. She claimed that if she was
Speaker 1: as powerful as he claimed to be, if he was
Speaker 1: a part he claimed to be, revealing his true name
Speaker 1: would not threaten his power. She has a dirty little
Speaker 1: bit shoah, and she only used the getting to know
Speaker 1: you stuff to get something that she wanted. Man that's
Speaker 1: classic check when when Perzuzu was a young lad younger demon,
Speaker 1: just printing around the town, you know, on a Friday night.
Speaker 1: He was once known to be accepting to the company
Speaker 1: of any demon or an evil entity. That's his kind
Speaker 1: of check, you know, especially in yoga pants, regardless of
Speaker 1: their motive. It was because of his recklessness that he
Speaker 1: encountered the demon the mash Too. We never already read
Speaker 1: that part.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: Pezuzu was arrogant and thought little of the mash Too's challenge.
Speaker 1: He told her his true name, and the master turned
Speaker 1: against him immediately. Oopsie, at least he didn't get like,
Speaker 1: you know, did he have a kid with her? Probably not,
Speaker 1: that's good. She attempted to use the magic of his
Speaker 1: true name to take over his realm and render him powerless.
Speaker 1: What a bitch, and she had the full support of
Speaker 1: the courts on her side, because that's the way they
Speaker 1: work here. She was not successful, but forced him to
Speaker 1: flee and go into hiding. Kazuzu became enraged with the
Speaker 1: mash To and devised a plan to extract his revenge.
Speaker 1: He lured the mash Too into the terror more you
Speaker 1: know that five O three Park avenue later of the abyss. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that place. He tricked the mash To into venturing into
Speaker 1: the tight crevices. Let me start over, because that was funny.
Speaker 1: He tricked the mash Too into venturing into the tight
Speaker 1: crevices of the Terra Mare, where her large form was
Speaker 1: a disadvantage. Oh, she was a chunky check or she
Speaker 1: maybe had broader shoulders, who knows. He allowed her to
Speaker 1: think she was in control of the outcome of the
Speaker 1: fight by simply evading her attack instead of retaliating in defense,
Speaker 1: and then dove inside her mouth as if he had
Speaker 1: been defeated. He must have been a tiny little dude
Speaker 1: the master, or she was huge. The mash To thought
Speaker 1: herself victorious and began to rejoice until she felt one
Speaker 1: of her teeth being ripped from her jaw. Pazuzu re
Speaker 1: emerged and used a tooth to carve through the mash
Speaker 1: To's skull and tear out her eyes.
Speaker 2: Nice.
Speaker 1: He then condemned her to an eternity in armor for
Speaker 1: her betrayal and resigned himself to poosinguz Tazunia. Once there,
Speaker 1: he slaughtered all his minions and challenge and changed his
Speaker 1: what he child. He killed his own people. Once there,
Speaker 1: you know, he had a hissy fit and just murdered
Speaker 1: everybody in the town and changed his tactics. From that
Speaker 1: day forward, Pazuzu would not be reckless. He just murdered
Speaker 1: everybody that wasn't reckless, but would be known to being
Speaker 1: one of the most cold and calculate demons in the Abyss.
Speaker 1: The bitch taught him. Yeah, see, it's wisdom business through experience.
Speaker 1: Sometimes those experiences it's like, well that was the one
Speaker 1: and only you get because now it's all too late.
Speaker 1: Physical appearance. Who cares motivation? What motivates Pezuzu? That's what
Speaker 1: the question has always been on my mind. Yeah, okay, whatever,
Speaker 1: let's move on to the next one. Pezuzu is an
Speaker 1: Assyrian Babylonian demonic god who was most popular in the
Speaker 1: first millennium. But these are wrong dates, so I'm going
Speaker 1: to continue to move down until I see something that's
Speaker 1: worth worth talking about. Yes, here we go, similar in
Speaker 1: this way to the Egyptian god Set. I knew that
Speaker 1: without reading this, prayers to Pezuzu were intended to divert
Speaker 1: his natural inclination towards destruction to the more benevolent ends
Speaker 1: of protection. Since it was clear he had great power
Speaker 1: to harm, it was thought he was equally potential potent
Speaker 1: in protecting one form I started Jesus Christ, he was
Speaker 1: equally potent and protecting one from the very danger he presented. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's that's funny, right. Well, if he's the one causing
Speaker 1: the problem, then he has all the power to not
Speaker 1: do it. That's just common sense, dickhead. So it's called begging.
Speaker 1: It's like, oh my god, those things that he is
Speaker 1: responsible for. He if you he has the protecting power
Speaker 1: to stop it. No shit. Pazuzu is the most famous
Speaker 1: Mesopotamian demon in the present day, and likely the only
Speaker 1: one people have ever heard of. As scholar Stephen Bertman notes,
Speaker 1: though short on pizzazz, what a douchebag. It's even though
Speaker 1: my jokes are just as bad. Pazu made it to Hollywood.
Speaker 1: Yes we know. Here's some more apologetics because they don't
Speaker 1: understand the type of people that lived in that area
Speaker 1: at the time were fucking sick maniacs. The term demon
Speaker 1: in the modern day always carried and then they're going
Speaker 1: to conflate this with the da diamond versus diamon versus
Speaker 1: a demon and Oh, it's just different, it's the same.
Speaker 1: It's no, no, no, it doesn't mean that's all evil
Speaker 1: because people don't understand linguistics. In the Acadian Babylonian myth
Speaker 1: of the atrahasis, do you know who Aassis is? He's
Speaker 1: like a Noah in the in the in the uh Emulish.
Speaker 1: I think I talked about him in my book this book.
Speaker 1: Human beings have grown too numerous, too loud, and far
Speaker 1: too fertile. Further, they live so long that more of
Speaker 1: them are being born at any given time than those
Speaker 1: who die. So does this not tell you exactly what
Speaker 1: their plan has been? For fucking the least three thousand
Speaker 1: years or more, possibly probably all five thousand years. People
Speaker 1: have been living too long. So what do they do?
Speaker 1: They create your healthcare because they don't want you to
Speaker 1: liveing as long. In fact, they don't want you to
Speaker 1: be here at all. So if they can kill off
Speaker 1: more of you, that's all the better. Oi freakin' vay
Speaker 1: depicted as the gods but God's work, or their gods
Speaker 1: and their work. But they don't have to know any
Speaker 1: of these stories to be still doing the same things
Speaker 1: with that same intent in mind. You see what I'm
Speaker 1: skitting out here. I bet your Mike's is a freaking freemason.
Speaker 1: They cover the earth and disturb. Yeah, so more than
Speaker 1: are being born at any given time than those who die.
Speaker 1: They cover the earth and disturb the god in lil
Speaker 1: it's not en Little, it's the See they're changing names
Speaker 1: here and little is a different thing and they're talking. Well,
Speaker 1: it can be that, but it's also the absite and TMO.
Speaker 1: So yeah, they get a lot of things wrong here,
Speaker 1: or they're I mean, some parts are interchangeable kind of,
Speaker 1: but not really. It gives you the wrong impression of things.
Speaker 1: Demons were part of this divine plan and blah blah
Speaker 1: blah blah blah. Okay, if I'm not going to read
Speaker 1: that part, I guess I can't read the rest of it.
Speaker 1: There's an ambulant. It looks just like like one of
Speaker 1: those animatronic things that you can see at Chuck E Cheese.
Speaker 1: Maybe he was just waving, you know, it's like a
Speaker 1: little paw got this guy's a little scorpion tail, little
Speaker 1: bird feet, and it's like, hey, guys, imagine that. Everybody's like, oh,
Speaker 1: it's a deep, dark, scary, freaking story about I was like. Now,
Speaker 1: that was just like the place we took our kids to.
Speaker 1: Who had the ball pits? Uh, good times. Jesus dog cat,
Speaker 1: Jesus dog cat with a bunch of man drakes that
Speaker 1: are huge. All right, Moving on, So I had asked
Speaker 1: a couple of questions to the Wikipedia. Here, let's see
Speaker 1: a grizzly Assyrian record of torture and death. Hold on,
Speaker 1: just hold that thought, though, because we're going to go
Speaker 1: into the into the this thing. Where's my thing? I
Speaker 1: won't you ask that question, mister. I have to find
Speaker 1: my book, which I believe is under the p for preestcraft. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. We can
Speaker 1: get there. Ah, you should just get this thing though, Yeah,
Speaker 1: do it. You won't, I know you won't. Yeah you will. Now,
Speaker 1: let's see if I can find a maskuing hole in
Speaker 1: this motherfucker. Sometimes when you type it out, you still
Speaker 1: don't get it. Weird, it's gay. I don't know when
Speaker 1: the last time was I downloaded it? There it is? Yay, okay, cool,
Speaker 1: all right, so let me go over here, we go
Speaker 1: get the little pizzazz, as that other idiot said, and
Speaker 1: maybe I'm just jealous because I didn't think of the
Speaker 1: joke first. Probably not. The Ugala monster was like Pazuzu,
Speaker 1: a mighty power which is both beneficial and destructive depending
Speaker 1: on how it was invoked together. Blah blah blah blah blah. Again,
Speaker 1: you think you can get better stuff? Thought of Michael W.
Speaker 1: Ford because you know he was a Luciferian In the
Speaker 1: Order of Nine Angles. Dude, their girt Taboo pad Tablulu
Speaker 1: appears as a beard male who is yeah, like this
Speaker 1: just is Okay, let's get the Pazuzuzu. I don't want
Speaker 1: to see similar to in like Pezzu. Give me the Pazuzu.
Speaker 1: Pazzuzu bro the king of the evil lil spirits. Yes,
Speaker 1: the Ilu Limnu, the Lil's thank you, That's what I
Speaker 1: was looking for, Okay, And with that, I have to
Speaker 1: say good night to my daughter. I will be back.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking I'm drinking. I'm abe Lincoln, go ahead and
Speaker 1: support your local bubbus or while I'm going so I
Speaker 1: can tell my parents why I'm in my my parents,
Speaker 1: my family, why I spend so much time in here?
Speaker 1: Leo the Dangler that's weird. Need some kick drums. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I would like a dual some dual base I could.
Speaker 1: I'm actually yeah, handrum really good, but I just never
Speaker 1: had a dump set. All right, let's see where am
Speaker 1: I at? Gratch the head. I gotta get a video
Speaker 1: out here so I can walk away for a second.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, let's check out Jen Lenn's bullshit while I'm going.
Speaker 1: It'll be interesting.
Speaker 15: How much was John Lennon influenced, guided even by the
Speaker 15: out cult. What was his fascination with his shouldered and
Speaker 15: how did it play?
Speaker 1: Because he's British or something with bad teeth, so when
Speaker 1: he talks it's like he's got an itchy ass and
Speaker 1: he's sitting on like a bicycle seat or something. He's like,
Speaker 1: he does this when he talks. I don't get it,
Speaker 1: but he does it a vacting second.
Speaker 15: Part in his life on music. Time to take the
Speaker 15: real magical mystery to her here on Things Visible and Invisible.
Speaker 15: Jude Sutherland Kessler is an acclaimed author and Beatle historian,
Speaker 15: best known for her extensive nine volume biographical series That
Speaker 15: John Lennon Series. She is also the host of the
Speaker 15: Tell Me Why podcast and joins me down the line
Speaker 15: from her home in Louisiana. Jude, welcome to things visible
Speaker 15: and invisible.
Speaker 13: I am so glad to be here, Sean, thank you
Speaker 13: very very much for having.
Speaker 12: Me on today.
Speaker 15: Now, John Lennon is who you are an expert on.
Speaker 15: And John Lennon, and shall we say the supernatural has
Speaker 15: a long history and quite well documented various incidents of
Speaker 15: one sort or another with the singer writer beatle rock icon.
Speaker 15: There's also another side to him, which I will go
Speaker 15: into late, which is probably a little bit darker. But
Speaker 15: let's start at the beginning. Jude, first of all, tell me,
Speaker 15: I mean, you've spent many, many decades more than you
Speaker 15: might care to admit, researching and writing about John Lennon.
Speaker 15: What's the fascination?
Speaker 13: You know, It's not that John was a great singer songwriter,
Speaker 13: which of course he was.
Speaker 12: And it's not that he was.
Speaker 13: An award winning author. I mean he won the Foyles
Speaker 13: Literary Award in nineteen sixty four for the best Book
Speaker 13: in the English Language, which is a whole story unto itself.
Speaker 13: He was a great artist, but that's not why either.
Speaker 13: And he was an activist for peace, and he was
Speaker 13: a huge proponent for Irish freedom. He marched for five
Speaker 13: thousand people in New York City. He was so many things,
Speaker 13: But that's not why I wanted to tell his story because,
Speaker 13: and this goes along with the supernatural in his life,
Speaker 13: the path down which John was led was almost an
Speaker 13: impossible path Sean. At four and a half years old,
Speaker 13: his parents, for very complicated reasons, both abandoned him, to
Speaker 13: his way of thinking, his mother gives him to her sister.
Speaker 7: Mimi to raise.
Speaker 13: His father, who wanted to take John to New Zealand
Speaker 13: to live as father and son forever, decides after a
Speaker 13: conversation with his wife to let her take the little
Speaker 13: boy back to Liverpool to raise The father had no
Speaker 13: idea that he was going to be living with an
Speaker 13: aunt and uncle and not with her, or the decision
Speaker 13: would have been different. So he's abandoned, he thinks at
Speaker 13: four and a half years old. Then he becomes very
Speaker 13: close to his uncle who is loving and kind and
Speaker 13: good to him. And when he's fourteen half he sent
Speaker 13: away to Scotland, and when he returns his uncle has
Speaker 13: died that intentionally sit him away, so they does a
Speaker 13: witness it the uncle's been buried. He has no closure.
Speaker 13: He then reconnects with his mother, who becomes his best friend,
Speaker 13: and just a few years later she's hit by a
Speaker 13: drunk driver and killed, and then he trust his heart
Speaker 13: to his best friend. His brother, really Stuart Sutcliffe, who
Speaker 13: are in his early twenties, dies of a cerebral hemorrhage.
Speaker 13: So you're going down a very dark path of loss, loss,
Speaker 13: loss loss.
Speaker 1: Okay, well sorry, you'll have to go find that one
Speaker 1: on your own. What was John Lennon's hidden obsession and
Speaker 1: it's things visible and invisible. I just kind of stumbled
Speaker 1: on it. That was probably recommended to me, and I
Speaker 1: just pulled it up because I was like, that might
Speaker 1: be interesting. I haven't actually watched it myself yet. You
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Speaker 1: is here on Rumble, and this is a collection. I
Speaker 1: put the more recent ones up, a couple of the older.
Speaker 1: There's a bunch of here, right, So I'm slowly building
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Speaker 1: For the last three years, Doctor Glyndon talks its own,
Speaker 1: its own channel, good reference, very good reference. And I've
Speaker 1: got all the Doctor Monzo stuff on here at least
Speaker 1: when he's talking with Doctor Glinton and someone he's not.
Speaker 1: And eventually anything that I have with Doctor Manzo will
Speaker 1: go on here too, because it's documlated and friends. You see. Okay, now,
Speaker 1: if we're over here, when let's see that thing, they
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Speaker 1: just in general. I wasn't talking about this show over here.
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Speaker 5: Right? Right?
Speaker 1: Okay, so both sides have it. You got this thing
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Speaker 1: more scared than I needed to be there and then
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Speaker 5: That'd be great.
Speaker 1: We got to rebuild. Uh, so we were talking about
Speaker 1: I was, oh, yeah, I remember I was reading from
Speaker 1: something that I just realized now that you can't see.
Speaker 1: So let's fix that. I gotta go to take it
Speaker 1: off window capture and put it on display, put myself
Speaker 1: back on there, and now you'll be able to see it.
Speaker 1: There we go. Okay, So, Pazuzu, this is from a
Speaker 1: masking Hole by Michael W. Ford. Let's see what the
Speaker 1: actual practitioner of dark magic and black ritual magic who
Speaker 1: calls everybody who sits outside the salt circle a big
Speaker 1: pussy because you should want these demons to mess around
Speaker 1: inside your body and possess you. That's that's his role.
Speaker 1: That's how he rolled I mean, that's how he rolls this.
Speaker 1: The enigmatic Mary says Pezuzu the king of the evil
Speaker 1: lil spirits. The enigmatic Pizzuzu holds a long and rather
Speaker 1: detailed history in Mesopotamian religion, mythology, and modern occult lore.
Speaker 1: Excuse me, I've dropped this the other day and broke
Speaker 1: the freaking top off.
Speaker 5: It a.
Speaker 1: Demonic god of Babylonia and Assyria. At least he puts
Speaker 1: it in the right timeframe. Pazuzu holds a beneficial and
Speaker 1: malicious purpose to humanity. Pizuzu is an embodiment of the
Speaker 1: forces of nature as devouring, destructive. That which rides upon
Speaker 1: the wind. And this is a theme with magic is
Speaker 1: the winds, the four winds. You know, there's actually a
Speaker 1: four winds mental institution in upstate New York. I wonder
Speaker 1: if there are a bunch of dark magic practitioners knowing
Speaker 1: what psychology is all about and where it comes from psychiatry. Traditionally,
Speaker 1: Pazuzu is associated with its never mind, there's four winds,
Speaker 1: which is about four winds with a D. Is the
Speaker 1: place that you go if you're Gree, Greek, Creek or
Speaker 1: not crazy and they just say you are. Traditionally, Pezuzu
Speaker 1: is associated with the south western wind which is toward
Speaker 1: the deserts of Arabia, thus hot and pestilential wind. Uh
Speaker 1: Carlier associates Pezuzu with the northeastern wind as as cold
Speaker 1: wintery associated with the mountains of media, media as in
Speaker 1: media in Medeia, as in The Sorcerer, because media is sorcery.
Speaker 1: The we at least the way when it's in their
Speaker 1: hands it is. It's it's terrorforming or so it's a
Speaker 1: it's creating the perception, it's creating the spell right perception management,
Speaker 1: as Davis says, in Armenia. And that makes sense that
Speaker 1: would be in Armenia because that's where the cult was
Speaker 1: influential as well. That's where the Dominions came from to
Speaker 1: fight the Goths. It's gonna be great when you guys
Speaker 1: actually get three data if you ever do. But we're
Speaker 1: gonna do. We're gonna do it all in one shot.
Speaker 1: I think when I get done with the my my
Speaker 1: end of month work here with the sauces and stuff
Speaker 1: like that, I'm gonna sit down and do one on
Speaker 1: Patreon and just read it through. If we can't associate
Speaker 1: Pezuzu with Sutu or the southwestern wind, then his power
Speaker 1: in the is the desert winds as it refers to sand.
Speaker 1: Pazuzu's amulets are found throughout so this kind of ties
Speaker 1: into that hole somewhat fake Scorpion King type shit, and uh,
Speaker 1: it's not all fake. Some some attributes of are are similar.
Speaker 1: And also the you know, if it's Scorpion King then
Speaker 1: of course that was an offshoot of the Mummy movies
Speaker 1: with the winds and the things taking shape of the face.
Speaker 1: Or remember that time when our government wanted something to
Speaker 1: happen and then all of a sudden there was a
Speaker 1: huge sandstorm because they didn't do it. Yeah, that happened
Speaker 1: in the last I don't know, five or six years.
Speaker 1: That was pretty interesting because you know, gew engineering, strange
Speaker 1: ball like characteristics of these people, ball being in control
Speaker 1: of the of the weather, right. Pazuzu's amulets are found
Speaker 1: throughout the Middle East, from Susa, Alam, Samos, and even Palestine.
Speaker 1: Many of the emulets described the name of Pazuzu and
Speaker 1: an identification line I am Pezuzu, the son of Hanbou,
Speaker 1: the king of Lil Demons. The form of Pazuzu depicts
Speaker 1: him as an upright standing figure. He has human shoulders
Speaker 1: a torso which appears similar to a wolf. Gee, isn't
Speaker 1: that interesting because it's a serpent wolf cult and he
Speaker 1: has a serpent dick or a narrow bird. The head
Speaker 1: is a bald lion wolf skull Phrygian. Part of their
Speaker 1: cult bangs with two deep set eyes and long horns
Speaker 1: and some this is all Saturn Edenite stuff.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 1: In some appearances he is shown with a beard and
Speaker 1: several insect like curves on his skull. So even if
Speaker 1: these Assyrians were a different warring faction of crazed freaking
Speaker 1: uh you know people, they were still listening to the
Speaker 1: priests of this ancient cult of Saturn that, like I said,
Speaker 1: go right back to the the five thousand year old
Speaker 1: story with our ancestors fighting them. The horizontal lines on
Speaker 1: the face of Pazus show him with all the features
Speaker 1: associated with demons. He is shown with wings two pointed
Speaker 1: upward to downward, showing his association with both the air
Speaker 1: and the underworld. He has the claws of the predator
Speaker 1: of a predator, and his feet are shown as a bird.
Speaker 1: In addition, Pazuzu has the tail of a scorpion and
Speaker 1: the penis in the form of a snake, right, because
Speaker 1: he is of the seed and he's the seed spreader
Speaker 1: of that cult. Often he is shown with the hindquartered
Speaker 1: feathered like a bird. He's got butt feathers. Sticking feathers
Speaker 1: in your butt does not make you a chicken. I
Speaker 1: wish I had that to press a button on from
Speaker 1: a fight club. Every time somebody talks about you know,
Speaker 1: I identify as this, I as identify as that. I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 1: sticking feathers in your butt does not make you a chicken.
Speaker 1: Where is this? Why do they go like that? That's weird. Huh,
Speaker 1: that's weird that they did it like that. We can
Speaker 1: go past this a little bit. I want I want
Speaker 1: to get to the next person. Okay, now let's go
Speaker 1: to Nope, didn't that type. The solstice is also sacred
Speaker 1: in the Siferianism to Lilith, the modern deefic mask of
Speaker 1: the older goddess La mash Too. They just said it
Speaker 1: right there, Lilith. The older name is La mash Too.
Speaker 1: Are Lily Lily Leeliu? And who was l the female
Speaker 1: sorceress of the eden Kite colt that is talked about
Speaker 1: in the British there calledlu her name is Elu. Okay,
Speaker 1: so before we go back to this, let's look up
Speaker 1: at Elu, to the Ilu Limnu. This grimoire is dedicated
Speaker 1: to the seven mile Mele. I can always have a
Speaker 1: hard time with that malevolent phantoms of the flames, the
Speaker 1: seven Mascheme, who are Elu Limnu gods who embody rebellion
Speaker 1: and chaos. May the words within stir them continually from
Speaker 1: their abode in the heavens and dark earth. By this,
Speaker 1: this is a guy who likes these dudes, right, These creatures,
Speaker 1: preepy creatures, are creep by the sea and the realm
Speaker 1: of the dead rise seven spirits of the deep. I
Speaker 1: don't want to say the rest of this thing because
Speaker 1: I don't want to bring it upon myself, but you
Speaker 1: see what they're doing here and blah blah blah black flame. Okay,
Speaker 1: This living or dead Grimoire Masquing Hall is a gate
Speaker 1: to not only the Elulimnu or evil gods, yet also
Speaker 1: so lil l or Elu is named after the evil
Speaker 1: gods and it survives in Babylonian slash. So this this
Speaker 1: is another proof as to the real the realness of
Speaker 1: this story of this cult and who this person influenced
Speaker 1: because she was the archetype for Hecate, Artemis in a sense, Tiamat, Lilith, Lamashtu,
Speaker 1: and Elu, the Iluliminu gods themselves. Oh, and also Collie
Speaker 1: in a different because when our people went to the
Speaker 1: Indus Valley, they took their histories with them, and I
Speaker 1: got to type the whole thing out, I guess because
Speaker 1: I'm getting these stupid ones out antid Luvin, there you go.
Speaker 1: And so they had like an equivalent there of Kali.
Speaker 1: And when Medea, she was an influence for Adiya too.
Speaker 1: The Ilulimnu or evil God, is suggested to be originally
Speaker 1: one of the children of Tiamat oh by Theophilis Pinches,
Speaker 1: who remained like other spirits associated with the Absu, Tiamat
Speaker 1: and Kingu. The Ilulimnu seems to be a title associated
Speaker 1: with a seven mass scheme. The evil god may be
Speaker 1: either singular or plural and is it often is shown
Speaker 1: as a single or for the ease of writing. For instance,
Speaker 1: the gem carving of the moon god Moon God. Remember
Speaker 1: this is a serpent wolf cult by totem Is the
Speaker 1: Saturn moon cult Moon versus the Sun cult. Who brought
Speaker 1: the sun? We did our ancestors. It was a it
Speaker 1: was like the Christianity before Christianity. But we are all told,
Speaker 1: tall told because of who wins everything and who controls
Speaker 1: our world that that's pagan that's polytheism, that's evil, it's blasphemy,
Speaker 1: sudden this, and blah blah blah. And of course those people,
Speaker 1: those same evil people that run our world now, did
Speaker 1: infect those cultures and change it into their type of
Speaker 1: cult after a long period of time. So then when
Speaker 1: people look back at it, they see they see it
Speaker 1: as a whole without a beginning, and they say it's
Speaker 1: all bad, But it's not. It was corrupted and changed
Speaker 1: into their cult, which is still the cult that we're
Speaker 1: still now following while we're killing innocent people or allowing
Speaker 1: people to be innocently killed. You know, the same evil
Speaker 1: serpent cult, this serpent wolf cult, this Saturn cult, this
Speaker 1: Oi Veie cult, same as it ever, was still convincing
Speaker 1: us to kill our allies and and good people so
Speaker 1: that only these pieces of shit are left. And so
Speaker 1: it goes attacked by say, for instance, the gem covering
Speaker 1: of the moon god Sin attacked by the Sabiti shows
Speaker 1: a single evil god rather than seven. We may safely
Speaker 1: consider that the Limnu is another epithet for the mask
Speaker 1: scheme of Sabeti or Sabiti as evil gods born of
Speaker 1: the union of Anu and ki Okay. Sure we could
Speaker 1: say that, but why would we? Why that that interested them?
Speaker 1: Let Masteu is a the fight, as are debt Lily
Speaker 1: in some texts relating to Pezuzu, specifically when Pazzuzu is
Speaker 1: called king of the Lulu demons. While the mash To
Speaker 1: is not shown with wings except in a select few
Speaker 1: clay plaques, the lily too is identified as the goddess
Speaker 1: of night, shown with the lions on the Burnie relief.
Speaker 1: The fury of the mash To is compared to a
Speaker 1: Lilu demon. See you see where you're getting the name
Speaker 1: Lilith from?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 1: Which demon which like her will steal children and drink
Speaker 1: their blood?
Speaker 5: Boom?
Speaker 1: Another thing that lines up to exactly what these people
Speaker 1: are all about. And again what the frank is doing
Speaker 1: stealing children to drinking their blood? What were these people
Speaker 1: doing for a long last time, Even though they always
Speaker 1: say that's anti semitic if you talk about it, they're
Speaker 1: stealing children oh, still doing it, still attacking, just like Pazuzu,
Speaker 1: who was after the most innocent, attacking the most innocent.
Speaker 1: Now let's go over here real quick and look at
Speaker 1: what we're gonna do here. Oh no, no, no no,
Speaker 1: I'm going to do asher Banna Paul Ashna. So here's
Speaker 1: the guy who brought in the wickedness, right. So, mister,
Speaker 1: schools have been in existence since ancient times. Their primary
Speaker 1: mission this is my book right here. Their primary mission
Speaker 1: was to protect and preserve the an This is me.
Speaker 1: This is a quote from someone else. I think this
Speaker 1: is a pulling out of a hat. Here's what one
Speaker 1: website in Central in Center London dot com has to
Speaker 1: say in regards to what a mystery school is. Mystery
Speaker 1: schools have been in existence since ancient times. And they're
Speaker 1: always saying, oh, it's because Christians were trying to tell
Speaker 1: everybody apart and you know, everything's vagan, which is there's
Speaker 1: a there's truth to that. But that's a good way
Speaker 1: to throw up a shield if you are doing bad
Speaker 1: shit and say that you're also being oppressed unfairly. And
Speaker 1: that's funny because the stuff that was actually going on
Speaker 1: with the Catholic Church that was actually unfair persecution usually
Speaker 1: had avays involved in it, and in the in the
Speaker 1: church itself, carrying out these things against their enemies or
Speaker 1: people they wanted to steal land from or wealth or whatever,
Speaker 1: and you wanted to demonize or they found as a
Speaker 1: threat to them. I mean, this is why they created
Speaker 1: their own crypt crypto jew freaking you know, assassins for
Speaker 1: the pope in the first place, because guess what, it's
Speaker 1: just like they do with the macade. Now did what
Speaker 1: did Charlie Kirk even say? I believe he's I think
Speaker 1: he was quoted as saying, is really security is the
Speaker 1: best in the world. Yeah, but they are who would
Speaker 1: they protecting you? Is that where their first loyalty is?
Speaker 1: Or is are they protecting something else? And if you
Speaker 1: step outside those lines, if you step on the other
Speaker 1: side of that salt line, they're going to go after
Speaker 1: you instead. You get it, your boundaries. So yeah, Anyhow,
Speaker 1: their primary mission was to protect and preserve the ancient
Speaker 1: systems of enlightenment, whack whack healing, manifestation, transmutation, and transformation
Speaker 1: so that they can This is what people who don't
Speaker 1: have a tether to God and know that they're stuck
Speaker 1: in this perpetual, continuous demiurge cycle, and you can only
Speaker 1: get out if, because they're promised, if they bring more
Speaker 1: souls into it, they can maybe get away someday and
Speaker 1: maybe grow a soul. That's there's no fucking way for
Speaker 1: what the because of what they already are involved and
Speaker 1: engaged in what they do to innocence, they could never
Speaker 1: leave it. But whatever's, you know, whatever's on their back,
Speaker 1: that parasite, that thing, that's that monkey demon on their back,
Speaker 1: they're continuing the process. And this nonsense of messing around
Speaker 1: with black better. None of this is necessary. None of
Speaker 1: this would there would be no void for you to
Speaker 1: fill in your life. You would be completely fulfilled and
Speaker 1: happy if you actually have love and empathy and cared
Speaker 1: about others. You would appreciate family, your children, and your community,
Speaker 1: and you would keep it strong and protect it. You
Speaker 1: would have purpose, You would be admired for your purpose.
Speaker 1: You would be content with life, and you would have
Speaker 1: been happy, more than happy with what but life offered you.
Speaker 1: But when you don't have any of those things, you
Speaker 1: have to go off into crazy land and into your
Speaker 1: own into your own brain. And what did Tesla say
Speaker 1: about the other psychopathic, homicidal, genocidal freak by the name
Speaker 1: of Einstein. He was a fuzzy haired crank. He said.
Speaker 1: People can think deeply, but not clearly, so they can
Speaker 1: go rabble on and on and on and tangentile, but
Speaker 1: they don't have clear thinking, and they're going further and
Speaker 1: further away from the very thing that they're think. They're
Speaker 1: getting closer to the whole time in the irony of
Speaker 1: it all, and this is what they say. So, yeah,
Speaker 1: ancient systems of enlightenment, healing, manifestation, transmutation, and transformation, so
Speaker 1: they can be continually used by humanity for its collective progression.
Speaker 1: Then why all the secrecy is what I say? After that?
Speaker 1: And exclusivity if it's for the betterment of humanity. Oh
Speaker 1: not you though, just us elite people. Just us people
Speaker 1: who think they're better than you, and the rest of
Speaker 1: you are just our cattle. Isn't that something you'd typically
Speaker 1: share with?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: I don't know, other humans if it was for their betterment,
Speaker 1: what's the danger? If it's difficult, most wouldn't do it anyway,
Speaker 1: And if it didn't interest them, they wouldn't either, So
Speaker 1: why why the secrecy, well, because they're up to no
Speaker 1: good if they're plotting the demise of everybody else, and
Speaker 1: if they can't get out of here, they're gonna burn
Speaker 1: the whole fucking place down with everybody in it. They
Speaker 1: can't get out of the Black Cube, they're gonna burn
Speaker 1: the whole damn thing down. Let's talk about those ancient
Speaker 1: times a moment. Assyrian king ashner asher and Nazarpal the
Speaker 1: second documented his bloody conquests as and was known for cruelty. Sorry,
Speaker 1: he would stake down the arms and legs of captives.
Speaker 1: This is back before I knew who these captives were.
Speaker 1: They were our ancestors, they were the Goths. Arians just
Speaker 1: means the leadership class of the Goths. Bread for leadership, fairness,
Speaker 1: just laws, that type of thing keeping the peace. And
Speaker 1: this is why I have a problem with dark and ruse,
Speaker 1: because you can't have your fairy tale anarchic world with
Speaker 1: these types of creatures in it. Number One, most people
Speaker 1: are too stupid. They'll follow the thing that's trying to
Speaker 1: kill them as they are doing that. This is my
Speaker 1: proof of that the very thing that's trying to kill them,
Speaker 1: they have higher loyalty to than the thing that's trying
Speaker 1: to save them. In fact, they will scream you, shout
Speaker 1: you down, try to harm you, hate you, call authority
Speaker 1: or statism on you when you're trying to help them.
Speaker 1: So this whole idea doesn't work until you take out
Speaker 1: the very influence that is causing this rift in the
Speaker 1: first place. With humans and people who are not very
Speaker 1: bright and a bunch of high licks requires some shorter structure.
Speaker 1: They have to at least follow the rules, have caused
Speaker 1: no harm, and you have to be willing and able
Speaker 1: to protect yourself and defend yourself and seek justice for
Speaker 1: those who do harm and injure, I agree with the
Speaker 1: ideas of status and being bad totally undred percent. And
Speaker 1: I'm not saying I'm not talking about voting for one
Speaker 1: person to put and vote enforce their you know, my
Speaker 1: fascist beliefs upon someone else, because that's what it is like,
Speaker 1: if you want your beliefs in force. They call it
Speaker 1: fascism now because they changed the meaning of the word
Speaker 1: a long time ago, but that's not what it's about.
Speaker 1: It's about knowing what's running wrong. There's there's definite rights
Speaker 1: and wrongs, and if someone is trying to harm you
Speaker 1: or your family. You have every right to. He always says,
Speaker 1: you want violence, Yeah, when violence is being caused, it
Speaker 1: should be met with the same overwhelmingly to stop it
Speaker 1: from continuing. Because the non violent person, the warrior, doesn't
Speaker 1: use violence unless it's the last resort, and they stop
Speaker 1: when it's when the work is done. But here's the
Speaker 1: thing too, if you're in a if you're lousy with parasites,
Speaker 1: you don't just pick one off. You get all the
Speaker 1: parasites out right, and then peace can be restored, and
Speaker 1: then everybody can learn to be neighborly because they don't
Speaker 1: have the parasitic influence causing chaos and upheaval and subversive
Speaker 1: ideas and animosity towards everybody and all that stuff. Their influence.
Speaker 1: It was bye bye, And for a while people be like,
Speaker 1: what do we do with ourselves? We don't have this
Speaker 1: system and that system because we need this because that
Speaker 1: that's what That's what a parasite does. It makes the
Speaker 1: host think I can't live without it. Trust me, we
Speaker 1: were fine before all these systems came into place. We'd
Speaker 1: be fine without him. We might even enjoy going outside
Speaker 1: and fishing with our daughter or something. Like that, rather
Speaker 1: than rat racing it round. It might be nice. So
Speaker 1: he would stake down the arms and legs of the captives,
Speaker 1: face and belly facing the ground, and flay the flesh
Speaker 1: off of all the people while they lived, and he
Speaker 1: would have all of their heads chopped off and placed
Speaker 1: in a pyramidal impyramidal piles. He would decorate the besieged
Speaker 1: areas buildings the besiege areas buildings with the flesh of
Speaker 1: the flade, and drape skin over the skull piles as well.
Speaker 1: Some he'd cut off their hands and feet, Others he'd
Speaker 1: cut out their tongues. For speaking against his gods, his gods,
Speaker 1: his demons. He got giddy talking. So people looking back
Speaker 1: talk about this as gods, and there may be some
Speaker 1: truth to that, But that was a newer concept to
Speaker 1: these demon seekers who were doing magic. They didn't have
Speaker 1: a creation story for themselves five thousand years ago. That
Speaker 1: wasn't even a concept for them. God or a creator
Speaker 1: God wasn't even a concept. They were just seeking dark
Speaker 1: entity assistants in their pharmachias or try black magic and torturing,
Speaker 1: killing the people and evoking horrible things upon them before
Speaker 1: they killed them. He got giddy talking about gouging and
Speaker 1: sometimes ripping out the eyes of many prisoners. This is
Speaker 1: our ancestors member. It was a hunt to extinction. What
Speaker 1: do you call it? Initiative being stoked by their priests
Speaker 1: that were whispering in their ear, just the same as
Speaker 1: it always is. He mused of tearing off their faces.
Speaker 1: Does that sound familiar? Is that the I don't know
Speaker 1: frazle dirip actually means.
Speaker 2: But is that what that is?
Speaker 1: When they do that to the poor little kids? The
Speaker 1: rips their faces off, so they're terrified, as it's the
Speaker 1: most wickedly evil thing that you could possibly conceive before
Speaker 1: killing them and doing all kinds of weird shit to
Speaker 1: them and raping them all the way up until that point,
Speaker 1: it's just and yeah, yeah, anyway, he mused of tearing
Speaker 1: off their faces and keeping a collection of their lips
Speaker 1: to bring back and show his kingdom. He left not
Speaker 1: one single thing living That sounds biblical, And it happened
Speaker 1: before the Bible. Isn't that interesting? Where do you think
Speaker 1: they got some of their ideas to write their book
Speaker 1: of fiction in grimoire? He left not one single thing living.
Speaker 1: He'd burned the Ma and the children, he'd plunder or
Speaker 1: murder their livestock. He described. Remember food wasn't at like
Speaker 1: grocery store back then. This was rage. They wouldn't necessarily
Speaker 1: eat this stuff. They would just burn it and murder
Speaker 1: the livestock. He described, turning roads into rivers of blood
Speaker 1: and waters red with blood. You see, all this good
Speaker 1: clean Saturday afternoon fun was for a purpose. It was
Speaker 1: ritualized as a sacrifice to his gods, and he fed
Speaker 1: them in blood and carnage. He was a priest's king.
Speaker 1: And if you think any priest craft of his kingdom
Speaker 1: was aspiring to make man enlightened, as they say over
Speaker 1: here with this enlightenedment bullshit, Well, I guess it depends
Speaker 1: on what your definition of enlightenment is. By no means
Speaker 1: was asher Nazarpoul the second unique in his treatment of
Speaker 1: the conquered tribe. The priest kings of all these territories
Speaker 1: were ferocious. The Gustians Lulubi later Anatolian Hittites, which back
Speaker 1: then I didn't realize were our ancestors as well. All
Speaker 1: were legendary, infamously feared warriors. I failed to mention ascher
Speaker 1: Nazerpoal the second that little asherhole was also self chronicled,
Speaker 1: so he also self chronicled his many impaled victims. He
Speaker 1: used to decorate the permit of the conquered area so
Speaker 1: he would write about it, and he impaled people to
Speaker 1: He was Vlad long before there was a Vlad. If
Speaker 1: you know me from my ball Busters broadcast, you know
Speaker 1: I have spoken often of the virtues of such methods
Speaker 1: when dealing with truly evil child harmers and those attempting
Speaker 1: to starve and poison the entire population. You can't reason
Speaker 1: with the vacant, the empty, and they wouldn't deserve such honors.
Speaker 1: Evil knows and response to only one thing, devastation, because
Speaker 1: most are scared weasels when directly threatened. And I've seen,
Speaker 1: I've got videos of them. You know, somebody's going like this,
Speaker 1: and then a bunch of little of those little Hassidic
Speaker 1: Chabbad penguins running like little bitches. After they tried to
Speaker 1: they tried to gang up on a like a Muslim
Speaker 1: looking dude, and he was big. He stood up and
Speaker 1: like they all like scattered like a bunch of little
Speaker 1: freaking roaches because they didn't have guns to shoot. Evil
Speaker 1: knows and response to only one thing, devastation, because most
Speaker 1: are scared weasels when directly threatened. Such decorations around whatever
Speaker 1: town you wish to protect would make one heck of
Speaker 1: a deterrent, right, this was This is psychological warfare in
Speaker 1: a different way. Right, If you show what happens to
Speaker 1: people who tread upon your territory and full display, that
Speaker 1: might work as a deterrent for more people to show
Speaker 1: up and try to do the same, if you're and
Speaker 1: this happened with But he never, he never what they
Speaker 1: call it, He never was in charge of more than
Speaker 1: twenty thousand men, or so led an army of more
Speaker 1: than like twenty plus thousand men. I think as it
Speaker 1: was twenty, it could have been more. Maybe I'm getting
Speaker 1: a number mixed up with how many people he impaled.
Speaker 1: But he was able to drive back, just simply with
Speaker 1: that display of the perimeter of the tom being scattered
Speaker 1: with or decorated around the perimeter with impaled bodies. The Ottomans,
Speaker 1: with their one hundred thousand troops decided, yeah, we're gonna
Speaker 1: go with the other direction. We're gonna go that way,
Speaker 1: you know. And then he was betrayed by Catholics and
Speaker 1: you know the real story about lad right like he
Speaker 1: was captured by the Ottomans. They said that they were
Speaker 1: trying to convince him in this family, his father, his
Speaker 1: older brother maybe it was his younger brother, of their
Speaker 1: goodness and their ways and trying to like, you know,
Speaker 1: indoctrinate them, groom them. I don't think that's true because
Speaker 1: when you go into the how obsessed they were about
Speaker 1: how attractive his brother was, it sounds like they were
Speaker 1: grooming them in a different way. And I think this
Speaker 1: type of thing was happening to both of them, even
Speaker 1: though the father was there and they were all they
Speaker 1: were captured on the road. They went there for some
Speaker 1: sort of peace offering and got captured right or some
Speaker 1: sort of you know, negotiation, and they ended up getting
Speaker 1: captured and for like a year, I think all three
Speaker 1: of them, cleaning the father, were guests of the state,
Speaker 1: if you will, in the Ottoman empire. And then the
Speaker 1: father was left to let let's go to lead whatever
Speaker 1: he was, you know, leading, and the two sons he
Speaker 1: just left them. So what was happening there? Were they
Speaker 1: were you trying to were not that bad? Or were
Speaker 1: they fucking raping them? And then grooming them in that
Speaker 1: type of way because he he had a resentment in
Speaker 1: his heart for Automis, and that's the reason why they
Speaker 1: like these mofos got impaled. I think I think they were.
Speaker 1: They were being sexually abused. I think there's I think
Speaker 1: there's a case for that. I'm not saying all Automis
Speaker 1: an Automan empire was messed up, but I'm just saying
Speaker 1: I think in that instance, I think they were. I
Speaker 1: mean some of the some of the stuff that you
Speaker 1: hear about in different forms of Islam would have you
Speaker 1: believe that that's probably true too.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: They they argue that it's part of their culture to
Speaker 1: be able to rape little boys and shit. Some of
Speaker 1: them do, not all of them. If you are rightfully
Speaker 1: defending yourself from a force with overwhelming numbers, superior weapons,
Speaker 1: and more battle experience, implementation of psychological warfare isn't only useful,
Speaker 1: it's essential. The element of surprise, and that type of
Speaker 1: thing showing how devastated they could become is the only
Speaker 1: thing that keeps evil at bay is fear for themselves.
Speaker 1: What could be more influential than seeing the rotting bodies
Speaker 1: of fellow scumbag Marxist military thugs sliding slowly down twenty
Speaker 1: foot spikes. As the next battalion marches into the zone,
Speaker 1: it may make them reconsider or reassess the importance of
Speaker 1: a particular objective. In the case of Vlad the Impaler,
Speaker 1: his killings, his killing fields full of Ottoman scum were
Speaker 1: hoisted up on high, hoist it up on high for
Speaker 1: their brethren to see. And when they did, they had
Speaker 1: a change of plans and turned back. His smaller force
Speaker 1: of no more than twenty thousand repelled over one hundred
Speaker 1: thousand adimens that day without need for additional combat. See,
Speaker 1: Vlad was defending his homeland from invaders. He had a
Speaker 1: deeper drive for victory, for it met protecting his countrymen
Speaker 1: and his kingdom. The asher n Ashra Paul the second
Speaker 1: was a little less reserved, killing everyone in everything, children
Speaker 1: and women included. That's beyond the argument of doing it
Speaker 1: so you don't get attacked by others. That's just sick,
Speaker 1: twisted evil, And it was his pleasure to spill as
Speaker 1: much blood as possible for his deities. Leave nothing alive,
Speaker 1: Leave nothing alive. That's the decree of this cult. No
Speaker 1: matter if it comes up in a biblical babbling bullshit
Speaker 1: or if it's prior to it. The more you spill,
Speaker 1: the more you tell yourself how powerful you are and
Speaker 1: how favored you think you are among the god archetypes
Speaker 1: you think exist. Here's some more from his Frolicking and
Speaker 1: tall Grass website. From this Frolicking in tall Grass website
Speaker 1: in Central London dot com. Mystery school teachings are imparted
Speaker 1: by an order tradition rooted in shamanic and mystic ways
Speaker 1: of wisdom. These teachings are handed down unbroken from teacher
Speaker 1: to student in an unbroken lineage that has withstood the
Speaker 1: test of time. Right, this is straying you away from
Speaker 1: the benevolent Creator into their grasp, feeling your head full
Speaker 1: of manure and telling you, telling you that you need
Speaker 1: to go through their hoops, man's hoops in order to
Speaker 1: achieve some sort of deeper understanding. You either have it
Speaker 1: or you don't. You either have comprehension, intuition, and a
Speaker 1: gut feeling or you don't. And if they're trying to,
Speaker 1: if they're trying to, you know, capture and channel your
Speaker 1: energy and deprive you of a soul that you once had,
Speaker 1: who's really who's more important to whom? As they make
Speaker 1: you feel like you need to submit and be obedient
Speaker 1: and learn their ways what they're taking from you. It
Speaker 1: is not primised on energetic downloads or channeling or channeled
Speaker 1: teachings that create instant masters of teachers. Rather, it is
Speaker 1: the power of lineage based physical initiations that confers the
Speaker 1: authority of the path. This has been down. I think
Speaker 1: they meant done with every master of light who has
Speaker 1: ever walked the earth, such as Lord Buddha. We'll talk
Speaker 1: about We talked about Buddha, didn't we go Tima. He
Speaker 1: was a He hated adam Thor because he said he
Speaker 1: defied the Mother. Well, the mother is the moon cult.
Speaker 1: The Mother was because it's a matriarchical cult. He's talking
Speaker 1: about l from the Eda, and he used serpents as
Speaker 1: a symbol. Buddha wasn't exactly everything everybody thought. He was
Speaker 1: just saying it is through this, the process of initiation,
Speaker 1: that our energy structures are able to bring in more
Speaker 1: light so that we may work with it to fulfill
Speaker 1: our life's purpose. It is also through the process of
Speaker 1: initiation that we are able to retain that light and radiata.
Speaker 1: They made it an artificial concept and told you you
Speaker 1: needed it's this is the biggest like drift in the world.
Speaker 13: What light?
Speaker 1: What are you talking about? These are all concepts of
Speaker 1: a of a very you know, distorted and out of
Speaker 1: touch mind. The process of initiation. Yeah, well that comes
Speaker 1: with you know, a teaching human or you going out
Speaker 1: into nature and letting, letting God and yourself have a talk,
Speaker 1: go on a hike, go rock climbing. Is there any
Speaker 1: more Asher Banner, Paul, let's say, if I that might
Speaker 1: have been all of it? Oh okay, So here you
Speaker 1: go to write this passage. I'm referencing a couple of sources.
Speaker 1: But humorously enough, kids, dob Britannica dot com is the
Speaker 1: chief resource, right, Isn't that funny? Apparently doctor SEUs never
Speaker 1: tackled the subject. Babylonia and Assyria were empires in ancient Mesopotamia,
Speaker 1: a region that is now part of a rock. The
Speaker 1: Babylonian empires were centered in the city of Babylon in
Speaker 1: southeastern Mesopotamia. The Assyrian Empire was centered in Asher in
Speaker 1: northern Mesopotamia. Assyria modern Syria get it in roughly nineteen
Speaker 1: hundred BC. The Emirates con the Mesopotamian area, but adapted
Speaker 1: the culture of Sumer and a cod words that don't
Speaker 1: have a lot of meeting actually, but they had to
Speaker 1: make him Semitic signing within its own It was at
Speaker 1: this time we can point to an actual Babylonia, the
Speaker 1: empire named after its capital. Nimrod is said to have
Speaker 1: been the priest king of Shinar, not technically Babylon as
Speaker 1: some people write. There was no Babylon in Babylonia, yet
Speaker 1: he would have been in the Suma or in a
Speaker 1: cod era. Historians have failed to find evidence to verify
Speaker 1: Nimron's actual is this existent well because his name I
Speaker 1: this is prior to again a lot more research into
Speaker 1: who Nimrod isn't. What they say is though, they turn
Speaker 1: him into a bad guy. And they also turned this
Speaker 1: again if you once you realize that the cult, it's
Speaker 1: the cult's perspective. They're the ones telling the story in
Speaker 1: the Old Testament, the Saturn cult, the ones that do
Speaker 1: the skinning and flaying of these types of people. From
Speaker 1: their perspective of being defeated, they are, you know, jealously, enviously, angrily,
Speaker 1: hostily hostility. They're inverting the past and putting themselves in
Speaker 1: as the victim right from the get go, right, and
Speaker 1: Nimrod is a bad guy why because he doesn't want
Speaker 1: You know, first, the story is that you know, there's
Speaker 1: a flood. The flood was a war like you know,
Speaker 1: flood of people and fighting all this, but anyway, the
Speaker 1: flood uh drowned all the world. So they're saying that
Speaker 1: that Nimrod makes this tower so that the evil god
Speaker 1: that these fucking weirdos worship can't go ahead, and he's
Speaker 1: gonna he's gonna protect his people. That doesn't seem like
Speaker 1: a is that a Is that an evil person to
Speaker 1: do that he's gonna protect his people. But in reality,
Speaker 1: when you get into it, there's more evidence to show
Speaker 1: that this was actually a grain silo and the way
Speaker 1: of defying God meant you were defying their demons because
Speaker 1: they wanted you member Pezusa. It was all about famine.
Speaker 1: They wanted you to suffer and die if they weren't
Speaker 1: providing you the food. That's how it was going on
Speaker 1: before the Goths. So when the Goths came around and
Speaker 1: started creating innovations in agriculture, teaching them how to farm,
Speaker 1: you know, creating the plow. This was making them independent
Speaker 1: from the cult, and this was pissing them off. That
Speaker 1: was going against their gods. So this grain silo, which
Speaker 1: is potentially and I'm going to say probably most likely,
Speaker 1: was one of the one of the functions of this
Speaker 1: quote unquote tower. They called that an abomination against God
Speaker 1: because that was going against their ability to starve people
Speaker 1: to death. And what have these people been doing all
Speaker 1: day up until present day? Starving people to death? Look
Speaker 1: at Gozla, look at the Latimore, look at anyplace else
Speaker 1: in gold there was a family, and there's a Jew somewhere.
Speaker 1: Potato famine India. That's British. Who's running the British by
Speaker 1: that time, way fucking vague through the Bank of England.
Speaker 1: Although he could potentially be uh, let's go, I said. See,
Speaker 1: from my perspective, Nimrod was conscientious when it came to
Speaker 1: his people. If he did, indeed unite people under one
Speaker 1: common cause to protect their lives from a vindictive god
Speaker 1: who liked to throw temper tangents, pose as the creator
Speaker 1: and then drown the world when he was cranky, then
Speaker 1: the Tower of Babbel wasn't in defiance to any true
Speaker 1: creator God. It was in defiance to the random tyranny
Speaker 1: of an impostor. Can you believe it? First union job
Speaker 1: with multiple contractors on the job sites gets union busted
Speaker 1: by some guy who thinks he's the only God. You
Speaker 1: know how much planning goes into a project like that.
Speaker 1: We're talking about twenty three hundred BC, when Sargun of
Speaker 1: a Cod founded the Acadian Empire. The city of Babylon
Speaker 1: was founded in the same time. As best as I
Speaker 1: could tell, my father uses the name. My father uses
Speaker 1: his name Nimrod the way some people make Pollock jokes,
Speaker 1: like calling somebody a Nimrod means you're an idiot?
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: Ever since I was a child, when I read the Tanak,
Speaker 1: I come away thinking the only guy who wasn't a
Speaker 1: friggin Nimrod in the Old Testament was the guy called Nimrod.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think I just lost everybody with that one. Anyhow,
Speaker 1: So then I got a little bit more background on that.
Speaker 1: Let me jump back over to here, how's everybody doing good?
Speaker 1: Rock and rolling poochiquin?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 1: Where's all the what's all the comments?
Speaker 5: Kids?
Speaker 1: It makes me feel sad like cock up pants. I
Speaker 1: leould say, let's drop this down. We should call him Bob. Yeah,
Speaker 1: yeah Zu like joey Uzu faster than it will you know, Uh,
Speaker 1: where's the other thing? There's right there, Hey, galactic Sonya
Speaker 1: is in the house. I'm listening to a bedtime story. Cute. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean this is a good one. This will help
Speaker 1: get us all ramped up. And by the way, so
Speaker 1: when I put it on, when I when I get
Speaker 1: a time to actually do this, I'll put the I'll
Speaker 1: do it as a live stream on Patreon. But what
Speaker 1: I'll do, I'll put it in there. So like if
Speaker 1: you want to, like, if you want to be a
Speaker 1: remember there's there's a five hours here and you'll have
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Speaker 1: want to do that, I'll one time or it for
Speaker 1: like eight bucks, because it's gonna be like eight hours
Speaker 1: long for the most part. I'm gonna have to get
Speaker 1: it up and do things and come back to it.
Speaker 1: It's gonna it's gonna be an ordeal to read like
Speaker 1: four and fifty two pages in a sitting. And why not.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm thinking I can do it in a day.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Maybe it'll be a two parter all
Speaker 1: right back to where we were at here. So we
Speaker 1: went through this one and this was called Mythology dot
Speaker 1: Net Demon's Pazuzu. That was when we read the first article,
Speaker 1: and then we went to this one and we maybe
Speaker 1: I'll hold up business in case there's something to watch
Speaker 1: on here. It might be interesting. And then I said,
Speaker 1: I so I just started asking questions. Right, let me
Speaker 1: start with the way I started. The third king of
Speaker 1: the us Syrian Empire for me, eight eighty three to
Speaker 1: eight fifty nine BC, ash asher Nazerpaul not to be
Speaker 1: confused with asher Banna Paul Nazarpul, the second and the first,
Speaker 1: and there's Seneca rib or something like that. I'll go
Speaker 1: through them. There's there's no evidence that asher Banapaul venerated Pezuzu,
Speaker 1: but that's irrelevant because it was in the same timeframe.
Speaker 1: So they all they all con treated them the same.
Speaker 1: And that's why I was I was just trying. I
Speaker 1: was just trying to see if there was if they
Speaker 1: were if they were going to at least admit that
Speaker 1: Pezuzu's role was during the same time, and they do.
Speaker 1: He says, in fact, Pezuza's role in Assyrian religious police
Speaker 1: was complex and not a way straightforward. While the demon
Speaker 1: god could cause harm, he was also invoked for protective purposes.
Speaker 1: They're talking about the same time period. However, sources documenting
Speaker 1: ash Ba Banipal's Rain and Palace subscriptions do not mention Pezizu.
Speaker 1: That's irrelevant, focusing instead on King's devotion to the main
Speaker 1: Assyrian pantheon. You know, for all we know, these things
Speaker 1: were created first, first carved by our own people to
Speaker 1: remind us and warn us and teach our children of
Speaker 1: the of the dangers of that cult. And that was
Speaker 1: lost over time. So they said, oh, this is a
Speaker 1: Pozoosu character and then gave a bunch of characteristics to it.
Speaker 1: Who knows. And then you know those people who conflate
Speaker 1: everything and adopt and co opt and merge it into
Speaker 1: themselves and assimilate and then invert everything. Maybe they're the
Speaker 1: ones who created the storyline behind it. Someone created the
Speaker 1: storyline behind it. Which of them is this one? See
Speaker 1: they're always showing that, they're always showing uh, they're mixing
Speaker 1: up things, like they're selling this which is Sumerian and
Speaker 1: they're like, oh, I actually right up, all yeah, well
Speaker 1: that's not really, that's not really the same timeframe. It's
Speaker 1: really not. And if some of these people may not
Speaker 1: have been our ancestors, and maybe they were there, that's okay,
Speaker 1: I'll give you that. But there's also an awful lot
Speaker 1: of when you see some of these older seals that
Speaker 1: are reproduced and some of these older inscriptions and carvings
Speaker 1: and reliefs that are reproduced in Makers of Civilization and
Speaker 1: Race and History, you can tell the hit Tite because
Speaker 1: hit Tit and Goths are basically the same. They say
Speaker 1: they're a different time period. I don't think they're really
Speaker 1: that far apart. And the Goot or the Gauth that's
Speaker 1: where you get Goth. The age was added by the
Speaker 1: Romans and Gout or go to. They're like, oh, those
Speaker 1: aren't the same. Like they are. They are the same,
Speaker 1: They're the same people. There's so many things they don't like.
Speaker 1: They won't they won't give you an inch on anything
Speaker 1: that has to do with our history of our people.
Speaker 1: Evidence of the demon Pazuzu in asher Badapol's time reigned, okay,
Speaker 1: it comes from both archaeological artifacts and textural sources. So
Speaker 1: from asher Bannapol to your Ashurbana. That's asher Banipaul. Now
Speaker 1: this is the good ish guy, not so great, but
Speaker 1: not as fucking crazy and rained From six sixty eight
Speaker 1: BC to six twenty seven BC. He the New Assyrian period,
Speaker 1: which included asher Bannapl's reign, was the peak of Pazuzu's popularity,
Speaker 1: when he was widely invoked as a protective demon against
Speaker 1: milevlent spirits. Now you guys understand how BC works, right,
Speaker 1: So if it's eight hundred BC, it came wait, it
Speaker 1: came on year two hundred years before six hundred BC.
Speaker 1: So asher bannipl came along after the Farocia wickedly psychotically
Speaker 1: evil people had already destroyed our people and sent them,
Speaker 1: sent them into the second wave into the Indus. So
Speaker 1: like right around twelve hundred BC, we had already had
Speaker 1: established the Indus valley and Ganges and stuff like that,
Speaker 1: and then another wave of our people went there and
Speaker 1: there was a huge like like revived, like I don't know,
Speaker 1: just a big bump, a big boom in their culture
Speaker 1: around that time too, So widespread amulets and figurines, numerous
Speaker 1: Pazuzu amulets and figurines. We've talked about that protection against
Speaker 1: the mash To excavations at Nimrod. Excavations in the US
Speaker 1: Syrian city of Nimrod have yielded significant pazuzu finds. Library
Speaker 1: of ash er Ban, Nepaul. The tablets recovered from National
Speaker 1: Bannapausheal Library at Ninevah contained extensive evidence of Mesopotamian magical
Speaker 1: and demonic beliefs. Among these thousands of clay tablets, scris
Speaker 1: Matikul Leslie recorded vivid descriptions and rituals concerning demons, ghosts,
Speaker 1: and monstrous beings, including pozuzu, which they brought upon themselves.
Speaker 1: So here's the thing they fucked with. Something they broke.
Speaker 1: They broke a barrier somewhere and they've been forever doing,
Speaker 1: you know, making making the thin layer between this realm
Speaker 1: and the other another using anow they're using technology to
Speaker 1: do it. So it's demons on demand, you know, And
Speaker 1: it's it's like those things like if you never knew
Speaker 1: about the magic, would it would it still be something
Speaker 1: that would there have been demons got monstrous beings for
Speaker 1: us to deal with. Because I'm not I'm not I'm
Speaker 1: not discrediting this as just all superstition. Now when it
Speaker 1: comes to magic, there's something really there to that energetic
Speaker 1: practices of magic, to where I really do believe that
Speaker 1: something is being exchanged. And of course they don't. They
Speaker 1: don't like like the like the like the shitty freaking
Speaker 1: merchants that their counterparts are. You never get a good deal,
Speaker 1: you're gonna take an advantage of. They're going to be
Speaker 1: taken more from you than you are going to get
Speaker 1: from them. King of the Evil Leelu Demons, Yes, Asher
Speaker 1: Banipaul was of Semitic descent, as he was a king
Speaker 1: of the Neo Assyrian Empire. The Assyrians were a Semitic
Speaker 1: speaking people from northern Mesopotamia. Semitic origins of the Assyrians
Speaker 1: are tied to the ancient city state of Asher, and
Speaker 1: are distinct from other groups in the region, such as
Speaker 1: the Indo Iranian peoples they said It King and say
Speaker 1: Arian the Knyan say Aaryan legacy. Modern Assyrian people identify
Speaker 1: as Semitic and see their lineage as a continuation of
Speaker 1: their ancient Mesopotamia and Assyrian civilization. This in case they
Speaker 1: were any people ancient Jewish history, the Assyrians oh shuckys Yes,
Speaker 1: Asher Benopal was Semitic. He was an Assyrian king, and
Speaker 1: the Assyrians were Semitic people whose language, Acadian is part
Speaker 1: of the Semitic language family.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: Remember, Semites has to do with a category of languages,
Speaker 1: So that would make the Arabic all those Sanskriti people
Speaker 1: maybe not Sanskrit, but you know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: They're the Oyas who come from Europe, who come from
Speaker 1: you know, Turkey, who come from Russia in the sense
Speaker 1: or Ukraine. They're they're they're not they're not Semitic, but
Speaker 1: they are the first to tell everybody else that they're
Speaker 1: anti that thing. The Syrians are considered as Semitic people
Speaker 1: because they shared come, linguistical and cultural roots with other
Speaker 1: Semitic peoples, such as the ancient Israelites and modern Arab populations.
Speaker 1: It writes itself, doesn't it. Asher Banipal and his legacy,
Speaker 1: he's best known for establishing the Royal Library Library of
Speaker 1: asher Bandapaul and then of a one of the first
Speaker 1: systematically organized libraries in the ancient world. That he asher Bandipaul,
Speaker 1: not asher Nazarpol. Let's make sure we have the difference here.
Speaker 1: So there's a difference. This motherfucker could read and write
Speaker 1: first of all. The other one is not so much.
Speaker 1: Before the Assyrian Empire, the Acadian Empire was a dominant
Speaker 1: force in Mesopotamia. Really said this is this is how
Speaker 1: they gloss over again. Nope, you gotta we gotta look
Speaker 1: at the biggers of civilization and raising history. That's seven
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty two pages or seven hundred and eighty
Speaker 1: two pages or something like that. Some of it's some
Speaker 1: of it's appendices and stuff like that, but it's a lot.
Speaker 1: We have to look at both of those together, and
Speaker 1: I have to get into the good part and show
Speaker 1: you where our people started to become severely corrupted and
Speaker 1: how I think that plays into these free Masonic orders
Speaker 1: and secret societies and military intelligence and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: Because they didn't do it just on their own. They
Speaker 1: did it with the help of those that they have
Speaker 1: either poisoned and condemned to godless life, or those who
Speaker 1: are greedily greedily complicent or fearfully complacent or what's the
Speaker 1: other word. When you're enthusiastic, enthusiastic followers speaking through their
Speaker 1: beliefs of being superior and somehow thinking that this cult
Speaker 1: that they're helping through the door. This evil, this trojan horse,
Speaker 1: this wolf in sheep clothing isn't going to turn on
Speaker 1: them once they achieved their goal. Like, would they need
Speaker 1: them anymore? I think so a little bit, only because
Speaker 1: I don't think there. I think they're so bad at
Speaker 1: creating anything themselves that they honestly do need everybody to
Speaker 1: fight their own battle, fight their battles for them, create
Speaker 1: things for them. But if they can get automated, then
Speaker 1: there might not be a need for too many people anymore.
Speaker 1: And it seems like that's where it's heading. Inheriting the legacy, Assyria,
Speaker 1: a city state in northern Mesopotamia, eventually grew and established
Speaker 1: its own empire building on the historical and cultural legacy
Speaker 1: of the early Akkadians. There's problems with that word, and
Speaker 1: that's why I want to kind of shy away from
Speaker 1: that because I don't want to add confusion because a
Speaker 1: lot of the stuff is the semitization of the past
Speaker 1: that doesn't they don't have yet to have credit for
Speaker 1: because the prior to the prior tos that was the Goths.
Speaker 1: They try to paint the whole thing as being, oh,
Speaker 1: that's Semitico that's ancient Hebrew though, that's ancient jew Jodd
Speaker 1: everything else in this bullshit. All right, So I think
Speaker 1: let's see what a little bit of this is. And uh,
Speaker 1: it's probably dogshait.
Speaker 16: But let's say, come on, yeh, did you know that
Speaker 16: some of the skeps.
Speaker 1: Jesus I already hate it jes in Melbourne. Let's give
Speaker 1: it a couple of seconds.
Speaker 13: Erased monsters for myth just symbolize.
Speaker 1: The unknown, that's all. It's not. You sure, you sure?
Speaker 1: It's not just a way of you know what they
Speaker 1: call that. Ah, I'm gonna forget the name. It's like
Speaker 1: the type of glyph where you're symbolizing something through the
Speaker 1: US camera type of things, but it means something completely
Speaker 1: like uh terresh. But it makes it look like it's
Speaker 1: some kind of you know, mythological thing. I forgot what
Speaker 1: they call that at the anthropomorphic anthropomorphic drawings, it's it
Speaker 1: conveys something that people who understand like what you're saying, like, oh,
Speaker 1: this thing with the snakehead probably is the snake colt stirping,
Speaker 1: colt espeaking with the wolf. Oh, that's part of their
Speaker 1: other you know, the moon that that represents the tribe
Speaker 1: of beliefs of that person also depicted in the picture
Speaker 1: like these are These are how they explain things a
Speaker 1: little bit more deeply and put things in categories, and
Speaker 1: then we look at it and see something different because
Speaker 1: there's many thousands of years between us and them, and
Speaker 1: we don't know the colloquial metaphors, we don't know their slang,
Speaker 1: we don't know how they their figures of speech, if
Speaker 1: you will. So we were always going to get something wrong.
Speaker 1: And then you have bad translators who say they know
Speaker 1: how to read chicken scratch, you know, and it's like, okay,
Speaker 1: so you're going to tell me that that's what you
Speaker 1: even know what direction to start? Yeah, it's like is
Speaker 1: it up, down, down, up, right, left, left, right? But
Speaker 1: we're going to get into how Laurence Austin Woodell learned
Speaker 1: how to read it and how he then was able
Speaker 1: to show that most of the translations for a lot
Speaker 1: of things, including biblical things, is all sorts of backward
Speaker 1: and upside down. It's as if somebody saw a bunch
Speaker 1: of stuff, knew somebody wasn't going to challenge them, and
Speaker 1: then decided to create their own story on top of it.
Speaker 1: And only stick to the you know, you know, translatively,
Speaker 1: the translative proofing every so often as they were reframing
Speaker 1: and rephrasing and altering the meaning of a lot of
Speaker 1: things that were written.
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Speaker 1: Anyway, worring as fuck. Okay, we're good. I think we
Speaker 1: are good. Do od demons under man, that's right, defense
Speaker 1: demons under man d D.
Speaker 7: I love it.
Speaker 1: That is actually right right because they're the ones behind
Speaker 1: it all. Demons under man d D. Thank you caring
Speaker 1: for putting that together. For me, that was that was
Speaker 1: a little stroke of brilliance. You just helped helped to
Speaker 1: dig out from the the excavations. Very good, and the
Speaker 1: bail's passed out. I guess we got fifty two people
Speaker 1: watching it over on. According to that thing, hey throw
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Speaker 1: the chat if you're over on FTJ media, whatever you
Speaker 1: want to do. I already like that one. Yeah, Dapha
Speaker 1: is a training fag.
Speaker 5: The cat.
Speaker 1: The cat cracks me up.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 1: It even looks like it's hair like you know, I
Speaker 1: had the shapes on the side. It kind of looks like,
Speaker 1: let's just flopping on the front. It's just funny how
Speaker 1: that cat is like a perfect little little adolf. Now,
Speaker 1: if you put this pole up, then we're good. Just
Speaker 1: crack up, die and laughing. I want that cat. Hmm. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we gotta do that one, at least, at the very least.
Speaker 1: You guys. Ready, what else do I do? Nobody did it?
Speaker 1: He sounds bitches. Maybe there's a delay. I'm gonna just
Speaker 1: let it go because I'm thinking there's a delay. Four ten. Jeez,
Speaker 1: I ruined my life again. So grizzly Assyrian record of
Speaker 1: tortured death. Now this is the black obelisk scrolled down
Speaker 1: to sidebar No. Assyrian national history as it has been
Speaker 1: preserved for US in inscriptions and pictures, consists almost solely
Speaker 1: of military campaigns and battles. It is as glory and
Speaker 1: blood curdling a history as we know. These are the Assyrians.
Speaker 1: These are the people who routed us out and sent
Speaker 1: us you know, they were hunting down families and children
Speaker 1: and just butchering them. Assyria emerged as a territorial state
Speaker 1: in the fourteenth century BC. It's territory company. These are
Speaker 1: the Ovays, right, So what do you think they're going
Speaker 1: to do with palanteer. They didn't have palenter back then,
Speaker 1: or drones. They didn't have drones or volunteered and were
Speaker 1: able to murder all the distant and what do you
Speaker 1: call it? Isolated reclusive farmers in Russia too, right, they
Speaker 1: have no problem finding them, just a wholesale murder whole
Speaker 1: family just for being farmers, because they're Jews. Assyria emerged
Speaker 1: as a territorial state in the fourteenth century BC, and
Speaker 1: territory covered approximately the northern part of modern Iraq. The
Speaker 1: first capital of Assyria was Assur, located about one hundred
Speaker 1: three miles north of modern Baghdad on the west bank
Speaker 1: of the Tiger's River. So they even have lots of dates.
Speaker 1: All Jack roneyd butt, It's okay. The city was named
Speaker 1: for its national god, as from which he the name
Speaker 1: Assyria is also derived from the outset. Assyria projected itself
Speaker 1: as a strong military power bent on conquests countries and
Speaker 1: peoples that opposed a Syrian rule. This is the cult.
Speaker 2: This is the cult.
Speaker 1: Were punished by the destruction of their cities and the
Speaker 1: devastation of their fields and orchards. We just saw what
Speaker 1: they did. We just read about what they did to
Speaker 1: the people, butchering them skull piles, skin flayed, and decorating
Speaker 1: all whole towns, like something out of the Jungles of
Speaker 1: freaking Vietnam, the worse, like even if the predator wasn't there.
Speaker 1: By the ninth century BC, Assyria had consolidated its hegemony
Speaker 1: over the northern Mesopotamia. It was then that Assyrian armies
Speaker 1: marched beyond their own borders to expand their empires, seeking
Speaker 1: body to finance their plans for still more conquests and power.
Speaker 1: By the mid ninth century BC, the Assyrian menace posed
Speaker 1: a direct threat to the small Syria Palestine states to
Speaker 1: the west, including in Judah, led by Jews. To kill
Speaker 1: the Jews. Is that what their giant say? You know,
Speaker 1: that wasn't what they were back then. The period from
Speaker 1: the ninth century to the end of the seventh century
Speaker 1: BC is known as the Neo Assyrian period, during which
Speaker 1: the empire reached its enith. The Babylonian destruction of their
Speaker 1: capital city, Neva in six twelve BC marks the end
Speaker 1: of the Neo Assyrian Empire, although the last Assyrian king,
Speaker 1: asher Ubalt the second, attempted to rescue the rest of
Speaker 1: the Assyrian state, by then only a small territory around Haran. However,
Speaker 1: the Babylonian king Nabo Palasar invaded Haran in six ten
Speaker 1: and conquered it. In the following year. A final attempt
Speaker 1: was made by asher Ubalat to regain Haran with the
Speaker 1: help of troops from Egypt, but he did not succeed
Speaker 1: there for Assyria disappears from history. Ancient looters of see
Speaker 1: that there's something else going on there too, because by
Speaker 1: the way, nah, maybe that was all all right. We're
Speaker 1: going to get into this history is going to become
Speaker 1: more and more interesting to all of you, I promise,
Speaker 1: and it's going to be because you need to know
Speaker 1: this stuff in order to fully understand why we're we
Speaker 1: are important, why we are a lineage and in a
Speaker 1: tradition of making all the things that we appreciate in
Speaker 1: value and that we think other people of value. But
Speaker 1: we can't be so sure to just quickly believe that
Speaker 1: everybody wants the same thing, which is to be left alone,
Speaker 1: because some people want to cast you know, authority, thuggery
Speaker 1: and violence upon you through the force of government for
Speaker 1: not you know, for not believing in the same cultish
Speaker 1: bullshit that they believe in. And they have no problem
Speaker 1: usualizing thuggery and excessive force by proxy to get what
Speaker 1: they you know, to have their fantasy within the reality.
Speaker 1: So that's not good. And also we have to be
Speaker 1: very careful because not only are the cioning a problem
Speaker 1: meeting just a bunch of boys that are doing regular
Speaker 1: jobs that are influential that can shut down, you know,
Speaker 1: industry whenever the message gives them a call and tells
Speaker 1: them to activate them. There's that issue. It's like the
Speaker 1: it's like the Cahal and the Sanhedron just shutting down
Speaker 1: a whole town, right, screwing things up, causing a campaign
Speaker 1: of of smear or gang stalking. And we're going to
Speaker 1: talk about gangstalking too, and these people are very dangerous.
Speaker 1: So again, and then they have the jesuits with them too.
Speaker 1: You know, all I'm saying is we need to know
Speaker 1: what this history is so that we are more understanding
Speaker 1: of what we're facing and what we're facing when we
Speaker 1: look in the mirror, and we need to learn to
Speaker 1: be proud of that. We didn't lose. We got confused,
Speaker 1: we got distracted, and we got misled, and we got
Speaker 1: lied to for a very long time. What needs to
Speaker 1: happen isn't necessarily even.
Speaker 5: Going to be.
Speaker 1: Hostility to meet hostility unless it's in defense. It's simply
Speaker 1: disconnecting the plug from their system and letting it litting it,
Speaker 1: whether on the vine. And the confidence required for that
Speaker 1: comes from knowing who you truly are and what the
Speaker 1: true history is and escaping from the spell of the
Speaker 1: things that we are saying that are too sacred for
Speaker 1: us to question. The science, which isn't science, it's a fraud. Science.
Speaker 1: Science is very very real, but not theirs. Not what
Speaker 1: they've told us about health, And that's one of the
Speaker 1: first that's one of the main things that they get
Speaker 1: a lot of us with, whether it's wartime or peace.
Speaker 1: They poison us through them are what they call healthcare.
Speaker 1: Because everything's inverted the other thing that we need to recognize.
Speaker 1: M it's it's gonna be tough for a lot of people,
Speaker 1: but there's a lot of Once once you see an
Speaker 1: alternative explanation for history and what they call in the
Speaker 1: Old Testament, like the creation story or whatever, you're gonna
Speaker 1: understand how much more it makes sense. And then you're
Speaker 1: gonna this isn't a bunch of people that you don't
Speaker 1: even have any blood relation to. These are actually people.
Speaker 1: These are actually your ancestors. And they stole a noble act,
Speaker 1: inverted it, and told the story from the perspective of
Speaker 1: the defeated killer cult of child. You know, fuckery, childfuckers
Speaker 1: and killers and sorcery and witchcraft. That's from their perspective
Speaker 1: that you get the Old Testament and, by default, because
Speaker 1: of its influence, a lot of the aspects of the
Speaker 1: New But when you understand that, you can have your
Speaker 1: Jeseus and you can have all these people, because chances
Speaker 1: are they stole those people's archetypes there or attributes from
Speaker 1: a lot of our own heroes and then semitized them
Speaker 1: when they retold the story, made them into their people,
Speaker 1: and changed their attributes and inverted some of their characteristics
Speaker 1: to suit who they are. But a lot of these
Speaker 1: people can be traced back to goth Arian And when
Speaker 1: you see that Adam thor Or Adam wasn't the first man,
Speaker 1: he was the first king of that territory, and that
Speaker 1: he defeated this cult with his son and obviously his people,
Speaker 1: and he protected he protected people that weren't his people.
Speaker 1: This is what we've always apparently had been doing and
Speaker 1: used to do before we got corrupted by this Cultier
Speaker 1: is we would create a civilization, we would bring it
Speaker 1: up to speed. We would, you know, through innovation, fairness, justice,
Speaker 1: we would elevate the lives of everybody around us. We
Speaker 1: were a positive force around them. They didn't mind if
Speaker 1: we ruled because we ruled because we didn't rule like
Speaker 1: statism like Larkin Rose is, Oh, you don't want a
Speaker 1: ruling class, you want to be a slave's.
Speaker 15: No.
Speaker 1: When people are stagnant and they're not, they're they're they're
Speaker 1: they're walling in their own ship in a sense because
Speaker 1: they don't have the ideas to make their lives easier,
Speaker 1: like agriculture and things like that, and then we bring
Speaker 1: that to them. They trust our judgment, especially when we're
Speaker 1: protecting them from outside dangers. That's what government's specific role
Speaker 1: is always has been, is to protect your people and
Speaker 1: your territory from outside forces. That's that's what it was
Speaker 1: ever supposed to be. And if you have that going
Speaker 1: and people who actually care about their people, even if
Speaker 1: it's not necessarily their ethnic people, but they actually care
Speaker 1: about the people in their borders, and they care about
Speaker 1: their own families who also live there. Because we've always
Speaker 1: been the minority, we're ever gone, because we're always traveling
Speaker 1: with our families from Norway, Scandinavia wherever isolated Germanic Gothic
Speaker 1: people kind of became one of the same. Then you
Speaker 1: start to understand that there's a need for that. There's
Speaker 1: a need for that type of system. The system isn't
Speaker 1: simply like, oh, I'm going to hire and rise, No,
Speaker 1: it's you need to protective force, and people need to
Speaker 1: be allowed and be have freedom to protect themselves, which
Speaker 1: means they shouldn't have their hands tied behind their back
Speaker 1: when they're being harmed violently by scumbacks. And it should
Speaker 1: be a community response to each and every one of
Speaker 1: those incidents so that people know that if you try
Speaker 1: to prey upon somebody who's weak, who's old, who's a female,
Speaker 1: who's a child, that not just they're relatives or some
Speaker 1: authority that's miles away is going to come after you,
Speaker 1: but the entire community is going to stand up and
Speaker 1: take care of business. And that is something that's worked
Speaker 1: worked for a very long time time until we got
Speaker 1: neutered by this fucking way ve cult because they are
Speaker 1: the ones conmitting all the crimes, doing all the harming
Speaker 1: and convincing and poisoning the the mental states of other
Speaker 1: people who also do it through their just the poison
Speaker 1: of their influence. So yeah, you'll start to see that
Speaker 1: there's a noble past if you haven't already, and it
Speaker 1: goes well before Germany. Germany doesn't have to be the
Speaker 1: only example. It's a good it's a good example of
Speaker 1: how it manifests on its own without any need for
Speaker 1: that knowledge every once in a while. But we also
Speaker 1: have to recognize that a lot of our people and
Speaker 1: just human spirit by itself isn't like these other people.
Speaker 1: There's I guarantee you there was. There was our element
Speaker 1: still left in Libya and my Libya and Goadafi were
Speaker 1: such freaking amazing people. It's because of that, because somebody
Speaker 1: taught them the right way and he held on too
Speaker 1: that whatever way, however way it happened. You know, good,
Speaker 1: good ideas for good people. And I want to share
Speaker 1: I want to share this with you now, and I
Speaker 1: hope that I hope I'm making sense here, and I
Speaker 1: don't care if you don't. I mean, it's going to
Speaker 1: take a while for a lot of people to get
Speaker 1: up to speed on some of the other things I
Speaker 1: talked about regarding the uh that book that everybody seems
Speaker 1: to think that you can't question. But when you see
Speaker 1: that there's a more sensible story that involves you in,
Speaker 1: not a bunch of strangers, I think it's more compelling.
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead and check this out.
Speaker 12: Because many Jews believe that you do not think it happened.
Speaker 1: Okay, so this is Pierce Morgan, this piece of shit,
Speaker 1: And I said, what is this bullshit about what we
Speaker 1: think happened? It's not an opinion situation. Opinion has nothing
Speaker 1: to do with what reality is. I don't have an
Speaker 1: opinion on whether or not the sun hates the day.
Speaker 1: The bullshit of World War two is exactly that we
Speaker 1: should have been allies with Germany, But because we were
Speaker 1: already infested with this parasite, we ended up killing and
Speaker 1: destroying an amazing country. Listen to how this is the
Speaker 1: you know, I'm Annajad on the Holocaust, and this guy,
Speaker 1: this is who they were going to go to war with.
Speaker 1: These people who have more in common with us than
Speaker 1: the freaking scum that manipulates our country, so much more
Speaker 1: in common with the true spirit of humanity is in
Speaker 1: these people. Nationalism is in these people. Anybody who has
Speaker 1: the sense of nationalism is somebody who wants it for
Speaker 1: everybody else. That's what the danger is to these wavays.
Speaker 13: View of you.
Speaker 2: Because of that, the historical event that you spoke of.
Speaker 2: I have two questions.
Speaker 18: I had two questions for quite some time, never received
Speaker 18: an answer to either one. Everywhere they allow the amount
Speaker 18: of research of looking into historical events, whenever there are
Speaker 18: obstacles placed on this path, then a question mark or
Speaker 18: two will arise.
Speaker 2: Why such obstacles?
Speaker 12: One of the questions that you have about the Holocaust?
Speaker 18: Why in Europe has it been forbidden for anyone to
Speaker 18: contact any research about this event?
Speaker 2: Why are researchers in prisons?
Speaker 12: Has been extensive research into the Holocaust. It is indisputable
Speaker 12: over six million Jews were annihilated by adult and a Nazis.
Speaker 12: But the question is do you dispute that six million Jews?
Speaker 18: Do you believe in the freedom of thought and ideas
Speaker 18: or no, I believe in and the freedom of research.
Speaker 2: Do you believe in that and allow that?
Speaker 12: Or I believes I'm asking you whether you believe. You're
Speaker 12: a scholar, You're a very intelligent master. Do you believe
Speaker 12: that six million Jews were annihilated by Adolf Hitler and
Speaker 12: the Nazis? Do you believe that as a fact?
Speaker 2: You answer?
Speaker 18: If you pose a question and are willing to only
Speaker 18: hear what you want me to. Do you want my
Speaker 18: answer or the answer that you want me to.
Speaker 2: I want you to Europe.
Speaker 12: You either believe it or you don't.
Speaker 2: Your your answer and your thought seem to be I haven't.
Speaker 2: Why do you wish to impose your I.
Speaker 12: Believe it is an inarguable fact that six million Jews
Speaker 12: were killed in the war by adult hit a Nazis.
Speaker 12: I'm merely asking you, as a president of Iran and
Speaker 12: as a scholar, do you believe that six million Jews
Speaker 12: were killed by the Nazis? Or do you think that
Speaker 12: is not true?
Speaker 18: Yeah, So, in other words, I must accept the premise
Speaker 18: of your question in order to give you the answer.
Speaker 12: That's you either believe six million Jews were killed.
Speaker 2: You asked me a question. Question is yes or no ideas.
Speaker 12: I'm not imposing any ideas me, sir.
Speaker 18: I'm so you see what you're doing is your is
Speaker 18: your seeking a response based.
Speaker 5: On my thoughts?
Speaker 2: Why do you even care? The origin? What the origin
Speaker 2: of my thoughts are? The reason the events of the
Speaker 2: second reason led to clarify.
Speaker 12: The reason I care is because part of your reputation
Speaker 12: in America, the damage to your reputation amongst Americans.
Speaker 1: No, so he's saying that Americans, he's gonna he's gonna
Speaker 1: speak on behalf of Americans, Pierce Morgans speak on behalf
Speaker 1: of all Americans, that his reputation is tarnished because he doesn't.
Speaker 12: It's because they believe that you questioned the validity of
Speaker 12: the Holocaust. So I'm simply asking you to stay very
Speaker 12: clearly and simply whether you believed over six million Jews
Speaker 12: were killed by the Nazis in the war or not,
Speaker 12: And the answer is either yes or no.
Speaker 2: It's not a difficult question. I thank you for caring
Speaker 2: so much about me.
Speaker 18: I do believe that it is commonplace for someone for
Speaker 18: an interviewer to pose a question and wait for the
Speaker 18: proper response to be completed.
Speaker 2: If you keep one to interrupting me, it's not an issue.
Speaker 2: It's your show. Here you are and there's the camera.
Speaker 12: Allow you to answer and love this any way you
Speaker 12: see fit.
Speaker 18: You must not insist on receiving the proper what you
Speaker 18: see as the proper answer behavior from me. I've asked
Speaker 18: no judgment about historic events. I say reachers, the researchers
Speaker 18: and scholars must be free to conduct research and analysis
Speaker 18: about any historical events.
Speaker 2: And have contrary opinions pro and cons.
Speaker 18: This should not have led to setting up of new
Speaker 18: comfines and throughout the world and classify someone's good someone's bad.
Speaker 18: Why should the researcher be put in jail? One question,
Speaker 18: question number two. Let's assume your parameter is right, your
Speaker 18: question is right. Your assumption is that this event took place,
Speaker 18: Where did it take place, Whom were the individuals responsible
Speaker 18: for this event? What does this have to do with
Speaker 18: the occupation of Palestine? What role did the people of
Speaker 18: Palestine I play in this event. These are very clear
Speaker 18: and transparent questions. If a history, if a historical event
Speaker 18: has indeed taken place, why so much sensitivis already coming gone?
Speaker 12: This is let me move on, ye.
Speaker 1: And then and then he's like, oh, let's move on
Speaker 1: because he can't argue with it. Why why if they're researchers,
Speaker 1: why are they putting in putting in jail for having
Speaker 1: contrary opinions? And it's not an opinion matter. Math doesn't
Speaker 1: add up. The intent wasn't there, The plan wasn't ever
Speaker 1: written out. It was never a thing. We all know
Speaker 1: that the results of them destroying Germany resulted in a
Speaker 1: lot of people starving, including the people in those work camps.
Speaker 1: It wasn't an external it was not an extermination camp.
Speaker 1: I remember that one thing that we saw. I was like,
Speaker 1: they had a pool, they had a soccer field, They
Speaker 1: had this, They had that I wouldn't want to leave.
Speaker 1: Let me see if I can find that one again.
Speaker 1: That'd be a good one to play again, if I
Speaker 1: can see it. Do you guys know who this guy is?
Speaker 1: Do you guys know who this guy is?
Speaker 5: Tonight? I really I'm not sure. Does this do you
Speaker 5: even speak a word of it?
Speaker 1: It's yeah, gypsy clips, Yeah I do.
Speaker 5: Oh it's a shock. So what brings you here?
Speaker 7: Because I'm black?
Speaker 15: Uh?
Speaker 5: Yes, I am saying that because you were a nigger?
Speaker 7: Should where are you from? I should go over there
Speaker 7: and smack the ship out you.
Speaker 5: Listen, bird chested, little faggot nigger, you're not slapping the ship.
Speaker 7: Out of You're not talking nigga you were.
Speaker 2: Or not?
Speaker 19: I mean, but you're not really slapping the ship out
Speaker 19: of anybody. I'm sure the big homie parks you every
Speaker 19: time you like walk outside and you sell drugs in.
Speaker 5: The wrong corner or like snab some other bullshit that
Speaker 5: you niggers.
Speaker 19: Do those broke out fucking chirp, fucking chirp, you stupid nigger.
Speaker 5: You're gonna smack me, But you can't go and change
Speaker 5: the smoke alarm battery? Is it too hard? Do you
Speaker 5: even hear it? Do you know what I'm talking about?
Speaker 15: Or no?
Speaker 7: But I shouldn't even get over But I don't know
Speaker 7: why you just.
Speaker 5: Do you even know? You don't know what I'm talking about?
Speaker 5: Do you no?
Speaker 7: But do you know what I'm talking about? Slipping them?
Speaker 5: I'm talking about with these people? How much does how
Speaker 5: much does a nine volt battery cost? Nigga?
Speaker 7: How much money I'm gonna give you to not suck
Speaker 7: my dick?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 5: What would you rather have? Your forty ounce or your
Speaker 5: nine bolt battery? Which one do you want?
Speaker 20: All of you.
Speaker 5: Niggers talk the same. You want another man to suck
Speaker 5: your dick? You want a talk? You want to rape
Speaker 5: someone's mom, You want to kill somebody?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 19: Do you have anything original to insult me with? Can
Speaker 19: you just give me one? Give me one original insult?
Speaker 7: Can you please get off my dick? How about that?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 19: My dick, Nigga, that's the other one, my dick? Like
Speaker 19: you guys, you guys are fucking retarded?
Speaker 7: Like, Bro, what are you still yapping about?
Speaker 5: Brolake, I'm yapping about how stupid niggas are? Are you not?
Speaker 5: Are you not getting it? What's the matter? Is going
Speaker 5: over your head? Not grasping? Can you not?
Speaker 19: Can you not comprehend the way that I'm insulting you?
Speaker 19: If I use bigger words? Is that going to make
Speaker 19: you confused?
Speaker 7: Just give up?
Speaker 2: Bro?
Speaker 5: Give up about what? Why don't you give what? Are
Speaker 5: you gonna give up? Just give up, bro, How old
Speaker 5: are you again?
Speaker 7: No worry about it, just give up.
Speaker 5: You ain't making a past the age of twenty five,
Speaker 5: that's for sure.
Speaker 7: Niggas said, past the age of twenty five, you.
Speaker 5: Ain't making a pass How old are you? I'm thirty seven,
Speaker 5: But I'm you ain't making a passive though, that's for sure.
Speaker 7: What are you drinking right now?
Speaker 5: I can't get over the chirp.
Speaker 1: I just can't.
Speaker 7: Took him.
Speaker 5: But oh tonight, all right.
Speaker 1: There's one more here. Well, there was one where I
Speaker 1: don't know if I can'll find it. I'll see this
Speaker 1: one real quick.
Speaker 21: Are you a Trump supporter?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 5: Okay, No, I'm not a Trump supporter. I'm a Hitler supporter.
Speaker 13: Are you Trump supporter?
Speaker 1: So he was, uh, he was jumped by a bunch
Speaker 1: of Antifa guys a while back, and I think it
Speaker 1: was maybe he was rolling around with the Proud Boys
Speaker 1: or so. I don't know if that was the same
Speaker 1: incident or not. But he got, uh, he got beaten
Speaker 1: down by like a bunch of people and he ended
Speaker 1: up going to jail. And that was kind of what
Speaker 1: made what made him into what he is. Oh what
Speaker 1: happens the other It jumps. Oh here, let's look at
Speaker 1: the Crusader.
Speaker 20: Have you ever heard his origin story? Do you even
Speaker 20: know where that guy came from? Have you been around
Speaker 20: long enough?
Speaker 15: I know the lore.
Speaker 20: I know that Paul Miller, Gypsy Crusader got basically jumped
Speaker 20: by antifop.
Speaker 2: I was turned away from the event and they sold out.
Speaker 10: So me and a friend we was walking down the
Speaker 10: street and coming up eighty fourth Street. When we were that,
Speaker 10: we was when we saw Antifa coming towards us. And
Speaker 10: as they were coming towards us, I knew they were
Speaker 10: gonna they were after us.
Speaker 2: I handed my phone to my friend.
Speaker 7: I told her to run.
Speaker 5: She was, what about you?
Speaker 10: I said, don't worry about me, you run, and she
Speaker 10: took off running down the street. Five of them started
Speaker 10: to engage us. They tried to grab her. I grabbed him,
Speaker 10: pulled him back into the fight. I'm fighting with them.
Speaker 10: As I was fighting with them, I dropped my bag
Speaker 10: and five more of them came. He's in black mess
Speaker 10: in black clothes.
Speaker 20: He looked so scary, dangerous, got this shit kicked out
Speaker 20: of him, and then he got charged for defending himself.
Speaker 4: And it ruined his life.
Speaker 5: Do you know that.
Speaker 4: This is what I'm talking about.
Speaker 20: People who got red pilled yesterday, People that started paying
Speaker 20: attention to politics this year, Secrusader?
Speaker 4: Have you ever heard him?
Speaker 5: So there you go.
Speaker 1: That was what I was looking for.
Speaker 4: The best example of that is these soldier guys who
Speaker 4: killed a thousand people man for who?
Speaker 8: For what purpose?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: For Israel?
Speaker 22: You killed a thousand strangers for Jews. You're the toughest,
Speaker 22: most badask I ever missed a soldier. I promise you.
Speaker 22: The comments in that thing there was, Oh this sam Hi,
Speaker 22: I want to he wants to talk smack to Jay Jacko.
Speaker 4: Ah, good luck with that. That's what that guy said.
Speaker 4: I'll spit in that guy's face.
Speaker 1: I would love Jocko was affiliated with the security team.
Speaker 1: That was the Charlie Kirk thing. Yeah, yeah, he message
Speaker 1: on those people Israel mesade.
Speaker 22: To get into an alder case he's got. He's gonna
Speaker 22: pull out a block one thousand on you. I'll fucking
Speaker 22: back into him with a truck. How about that? When
Speaker 22: I see him picking up his pain pills with his
Speaker 22: Sergeant America US flag wheelchair for his disability, I'll back
Speaker 22: into him with a truck.
Speaker 4: How about that.
Speaker 22: I'll watch it happen on the camera on the rivers. Okay,
Speaker 22: how about that, fuck you fuck you go kill yourself,
Speaker 22: fuck you fagot. Well, how many people did you kill
Speaker 22: for Israel when it was your time to stand up?
Speaker 5: Brother?
Speaker 1: None?
Speaker 22: My conscience is clean. Okay, I'm not some washed up
Speaker 22: wanna be soldier guy that's put talk going on pod gifted.
Speaker 22: That's so fucking humiliating too. The only way you can
Speaker 22: make money is doing podcast tour. That's pathetic. Best example
Speaker 22: of that is the Soldiers.
Speaker 23: They invented Hebrew language in eighteen ninety six, and they
Speaker 23: lied to you. They tell you that his old language
Speaker 23: is bullshit. It was this Russian Zionist who then moved
Speaker 23: to Palestine. He invented this language for the Zoo project.
Speaker 23: Of course it's fake. He took eighty percent of autobic
Speaker 23: words and then wrote this book. Also, this guy is
Speaker 23: a nutcase. So Hebrew is eighty percent Atrabic with Yiddish alphabets.
Speaker 4: Here's the proof.
Speaker 23: Hebrew Yiddish, Hebrew Yiddish, Hebrew Yiddish exactly, same letters, exactly,
Speaker 23: same language. In addition, they lie to you about Phoenician script.
Speaker 23: This is a script has nothing to do with the
Speaker 23: Germanic language. This is a script that's a language. And
Speaker 23: to confuse you further, they add fiction to reality. The
Speaker 23: fiction is religious fiction, a Solomon's Temple, Kingdom of Judia.
Speaker 4: That's all.
Speaker 23: Fiction, has nothing to do with reality. The Old Testament
Speaker 23: was written in Arabic. This is the oldest Old Testament
Speaker 23: from tenth centuries, supposedly, and you can find it in
Speaker 23: the Library of Congress. Yes, Old Testament was written in Arabic.
Speaker 23: Ninety percent of Jews were Arabs, and they always spoke Arabic.
Speaker 23: They invented the Hebrew language in eighteen ninety six. This
Speaker 23: Russian Jew invented this language for the Zoo project.
Speaker 1: And notice thees a narrow shouldered, skinny, little prick ashke
Speaker 1: Nazi all day, mister Perlman, really hazier hazer yet, Jack Peerlman.
Speaker 23: In the Library of Congress, you can pull all the
Speaker 23: Hebrew manuscripts and when you find the oldest one is
Speaker 23: actually in Arabic. The rest are in Yiddish.
Speaker 4: This is the oldest.
Speaker 23: Yiddish Bible, or a Hebrew Bible, that's what they call
Speaker 23: it is actually a Yiddish Bible.
Speaker 12: This is what they say to you.
Speaker 23: They literally mix Yiddish and Hebrew. It is Yiddish, it's
Speaker 23: literally same language. So this is the oldest Yiddish Bible.
Speaker 23: You can also find it in Library of Congress, is
Speaker 23: three hundred years old. They invented Hebrew language.
Speaker 1: In that that'll play into breaking through that barrier, that
Speaker 1: crust to get to learning to see the the full
Speaker 1: truth and feel the full truth and sense the full
Speaker 1: truth in Laurence Austin Woodell's fixed as in he corrected
Speaker 1: and translated properly not only sexts and seals and wall
Speaker 1: carvings throughout all of the ancient world, but also what
Speaker 1: they considered the Icelandic Elder Eda, which is not what
Speaker 1: he calls or what he called in nineteen thirty the
Speaker 1: British Eda, because it's the origin story of a great
Speaker 1: many things, including where they pulled all their bs for
Speaker 1: the Adam and Eve story and inverted it. You can
Speaker 1: just read this yourself. Need more time, Yeah, yeah, that's
Speaker 1: a funny. Asking Barnes and Noble employee to order and
Speaker 1: ship me a copy of On the Jews and Their
Speaker 1: Lies to my house still ranks as one of my
Speaker 1: favorite book purchase experiences. Oh do tell oh, here's a
Speaker 1: sick one.
Speaker 20: Blow that wicked dome of the rock plumb off of
Speaker 20: the spot weren't standing right now, so.
Speaker 11: We can get that third Temple rebuilt and us are
Speaker 11: in the coming of Jesus.
Speaker 24: Now, this man here was just too damn excited. So
Speaker 24: I'm about to explain to you exactly what he meant.
Speaker 24: What he meant was when they tear down that big
Speaker 24: fat dome and they built that third Temple and the
Speaker 24: Messiah returns.
Speaker 1: Listen up here, Christians.
Speaker 24: Okay, you're gonna want to hear this one.
Speaker 21: Okay, all of us who aren't it for halls and
Speaker 21: it's for lights, We become their slave and become enslaved
Speaker 21: to them, and we enjoy it too. Says it in
Speaker 21: their book, and they get to go to where God
Speaker 21: is because they're chosen.
Speaker 1: And get you, what book is that. It's not the Talmud,
Speaker 1: it's not even the Kabbala. It's writ in the book
Speaker 1: that everybody covets and says, no, no, this is the one.
Speaker 12: This is it.
Speaker 1: God talked through this book must have where.
Speaker 14: We go rejects.
Speaker 21: We all burning internal.
Speaker 1: Heals question you think God made a bunch of crap?
Speaker 1: And then we got it right once with these quote
Speaker 1: unquote chosen people, or you think they're chosen by something
Speaker 1: more demonic, because they chose to fuck rowan magic just
Speaker 1: saying go build that temp that wouldn't be that wouldn't
Speaker 1: be isolated to just a certain ethnicity. Then that would
Speaker 1: be anybody who decided to follow their path and mess
Speaker 1: around with magic themselves. And now they're screwed too.
Speaker 4: Blow that wicked the Rock, the.
Speaker 1: Wicked Dome of the Rock. Yeah, so wicked. I talk
Speaker 1: about that in my book as well. And yes, I
Speaker 1: do believe that Israel is about to get a At
Speaker 1: some point, they're going to harm a lot of it
Speaker 1: of Jews in Israel, and I think it will be
Speaker 1: their government or they'll finally convince I don't think people
Speaker 1: are dumb enough for that, but I think they'll convince somebody,
Speaker 1: or they'll do it themselves and still blame somebody. But
Speaker 1: I think there's going to be another, you know, victimization
Speaker 1: attack on them that's going to really kick things off.
Speaker 1: But in the meantime, we're still dealing with the crackdown
Speaker 1: of everything because we're allowing them to start arbitrarily claiming
Speaker 1: something to be a terrorist group. But then here's the problem,
Speaker 1: the slippery slope of that is, then they've established a
Speaker 1: certain perimeter of what is considered a terrorist, just like
Speaker 1: they were. And remember this is the same government calling
Speaker 1: people who wanted to protect their children from poisons and
Speaker 1: poison teachings in public schools as domestic terrorists. And you
Speaker 1: know if you deny or reject certain poisons, they take
Speaker 1: your children from you and poison them. Anyway, this is
Speaker 1: the world we live in. Something's got to change.
Speaker 25: Don't forget Benjamin Natanyahu, And I have another thing I
Speaker 25: want to tell to.
Speaker 5: The Jewish people.
Speaker 25: You are a god fearing, good people ruled by Satan
Speaker 25: worshiping gangsters. Okay, the Israeli flag should have been the Menora. Instead,
Speaker 25: you have a Satanic symbol. Okay, that is a Satanic
Speaker 25: symbol on your flag. That is not a Jewish symbol.
Speaker 25: Why isn't the Menora on the Israeli flag. I'll tell
Speaker 25: you why. Because the Rothschild family who created Israel worship Lucifer.
Speaker 5: They worshiped Satan. They don't.
Speaker 1: That's not exactly accurate, but okay.
Speaker 5: Worship Yahweh. They're not real Jews.
Speaker 1: And Saturn and set In, Typhon and Pazuzu even they're
Speaker 1: all one and the same bower.
Speaker 25: They're using you, and you're making fools of yourself by
Speaker 25: going along with this insane plan. Hurry up and arrest
Speaker 25: those criminals who have taken over leadership of your society.
Speaker 25: This is not a joke. There is enough evidence out
Speaker 25: there for everybody to know it's true. It's all over there.
Speaker 25: Anybody who has done any research in the well documented,
Speaker 25: thoroughly thoroughly proven facts will know that a criminal gang
Speaker 25: has controlled your financial system for the past three hundred
Speaker 25: years and they are planning genocide and they must be stopped.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 1: So, okay, if I could find that's whine, if I
Speaker 1: can find the one I was looking for. There's something
Speaker 1: very off about this woman's.
Speaker 13: Erica k Charlie Kirk's handler.
Speaker 9: That's why I just computers apear that's been floating around online.
Speaker 9: I did a deep dive on Erica, so you don't
Speaker 9: have to do Eric.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, yeah, And it's not really a deep This
Speaker 1: is one of those things where it's like part of
Speaker 1: it it's okay, the other parts like yeah, but you're
Speaker 1: you're you're presuming a lot of things without any you
Speaker 1: know what I mean? But no, there is an actual
Speaker 1: messed up thing about this woman. But I just think
Speaker 1: that sometimes other people don't really know how to put together.
Speaker 1: Well that's incriminating though it's not really. You could have
Speaker 1: if you worked on it and did it a little
Speaker 1: bit better, but fortunately it's not.
Speaker 9: Kirk was born Erica Fransby on November twenty, nineteen eighty eight,
Speaker 9: in Scottsdale, Arizona. She came from an affluent family, attended
Speaker 9: private Catholic schools growing up, and she went to Notre
Speaker 9: Dame Prep, which was a private Catholic high school. She
Speaker 9: graduated in two thousand and six, and a couple months
Speaker 9: later she established every day here was like you will.
Speaker 1: I don't care about this right now or her voice,
Speaker 1: but there was something in here. The dude, where's the dude?
Speaker 1: Is he already at the bottom? We already passed him.
Speaker 1: We must have this is way high up. Maybe I'm
Speaker 1: the wrong one here. Let's start with this one. This
Speaker 1: one looks like it sae at the bottom. Huh. I
Speaker 1: put it in there. It's got to be here somewhere,
Speaker 1: you see, how like adds more every time, and then
Speaker 1: he ended up skipping over it because it wasn't there before.
Speaker 1: Look at all the stuff that wasn't there just a
Speaker 1: second ago. I'm scrolling down and there it is. Okay,
Speaker 1: so this this was interesting. Before you say this guy's
Speaker 1: a Jew, just listen to what he says.
Speaker 11: People were displaced and ethnically cleansed from their own homes.
Speaker 11: This again, there's a huge misconception here that Jews just
Speaker 11: came in and said, hey, seven hundred thousand Palestinians get out,
Speaker 11: this is all our land. Now, all of you Muslims
Speaker 11: just have to go. No, seven hundred thousand people were
Speaker 11: displaced following these towns from the state of Israel when
Speaker 11: five neighboring Arab countries just attacked.
Speaker 14: Israel, and what happened that I'm about to expose your
Speaker 14: historical revisionism for what it truly is. So, as I
Speaker 14: explained in one of my pin videos, what Zionists will
Speaker 14: do is they'll bring up the fact that the Arab
Speaker 14: League declared war the day after Israel's independence in order
Speaker 14: to make it seem like they're the ones who started
Speaker 14: the nineteen forty eight war. There's just one problem with
Speaker 14: this argument. The ethnic cleansing of Palestine actually started in
Speaker 14: February of nineteen forty eight, which was over three months
Speaker 14: before a single Arab troop entered Palestine on May fifteenth
Speaker 14: of nineteen forty eight. Prior to May fifteenth of nineteen
Speaker 14: forty eight, almost the entire population of Haitha, almost the
Speaker 14: entire population of Yafa, almost the entire population of Aka,
Speaker 14: almost the entire population of Baisan, and almost the entire
Speaker 14: population of Suffold had already been expelled. These five Palestinian
Speaker 14: towns totaled over one hundred and fifty thousand people at
Speaker 14: the time. In total, over two hundred and fifty thousand
Speaker 14: Palestinians had already been expelled from their homes prior to
Speaker 14: May fifteenth of nineteen forty eight. But don't just take
Speaker 14: my word for it, take the word of Israeli historians
Speaker 14: such as Elon pape A VI, Schlein, Simhra Flappon, and
Speaker 14: Tom saganv. Furthermore, these hundreds of thousands of Palestinians who
Speaker 14: were expelled from their homes prior to May of nineteen
Speaker 14: forty eight were being pushed into the neighboring Arab countries.
Speaker 14: You had Palestinians pouring into cities like Cairo, Amman, Damascus,
Speaker 14: and Beirut. And if expelling hundreds of thousands of people
Speaker 14: from their homes and pushing them into the neighboring Arab
Speaker 14: countries wasn't despicable enough, these Zionist forces were committing dozen
Speaker 14: of massacres, including the massacres at Balad al Sheikh and
Speaker 14: Al Xitun, did Yasin and Sutsuth, just to name a few.
Speaker 14: So you expel hundreds of thousands of people from their homes,
Speaker 14: you push them into the neighboring Arab countries, then you
Speaker 14: massacre those who remain, and you want to make it
Speaker 14: seem like Zionists were the victims. Now, let's say, hypothetically,
Speaker 14: Palestinians were never expelled at gunpoint from their homes. Let's
Speaker 14: say they were just simply displaced, as he likes to
Speaker 14: claim after May of nineteen forty eight. If these people
Speaker 14: are displaced from their homes and they attempt to return
Speaker 14: after the war is over but are prevented from doing so,
Speaker 14: that is a form of expulsion. But sure, dude, let's
Speaker 14: take your word for it that this ethnic cleansing never
Speaker 14: even happened as a matter of fact, let's all sit
Speaker 14: around like a bunch of fucking morons so you can
Speaker 14: try and explain how one of the worst crimes against
Speaker 14: humanity in the post World War two era never even happened.
Speaker 1: Seven hundred thousand people. There you go, and that is
Speaker 1: from this kid here. It's called Jews for Palestine, and I,
Speaker 1: you know, fair and balanced. I thought that was worth sharing.
Speaker 14: There was no Gaza strip before nineteen forty eight. There's
Speaker 14: an elephant in the room that needs to be addressed.
Speaker 14: The Gaza Strip itself is in Israeli invention. Israeli historian
Speaker 14: Elon Poppe sums it up like this, Gaza is one
Speaker 14: of the oldest cities in the entire world, dating back
Speaker 14: over five thousand years. It was located along the Via Maris,
Speaker 14: which was an ancient trade route during the Bronze Age
Speaker 14: from Alexandria in Egypt to Alexandretta in Turkey.
Speaker 1: Which means if it was going into the Turkey, Oh
Speaker 1: got the ancestors traded with these people and probably we're
Speaker 1: fist bumping each other from time to time because Cappadocia Karscemish.
Speaker 1: We're looking at that area in the trade routes now.
Speaker 14: Relatively speaking, prior to nineteen forty eight, Christians, Muslims and
Speaker 14: Shoes all lived together in Gaza in peace. But once
Speaker 14: the ethnic cleansing of Palestine started in the early part
Speaker 14: of nineteen forty eight, the situation changed completely. David Ben Guri,
Speaker 14: on Israel's first Prime minister, had initially wanted.
Speaker 1: To exismember these people were installed by their mafia gangster
Speaker 1: terrorist groups.
Speaker 2: This was a.
Speaker 1: Guerrilla warfare maybe you could call it that, but very calculated,
Speaker 1: highly funded terrorism where they could strike anybody, including British
Speaker 1: officers in a hotel and you know nobody touched them.
Speaker 1: And wonder why that is. Maybe it's because the Bank
Speaker 1: of England and the Federal Reserve or where the power
Speaker 1: truly comes from them and what controls us and why
Speaker 1: did we This goes right back to why did we
Speaker 1: even have a from ahibition unless they are trying to
Speaker 1: drum up funds because who ran the most of the
Speaker 1: liquor wave A. So how do you make something that
Speaker 1: you already have an industry for worth ten fifteen times
Speaker 1: more than it was before, Well you make it illegal
Speaker 1: so it's more expensive and then you know you run
Speaker 1: it just as hard and heavy as you would if
Speaker 1: it was if as if it was legal, and you
Speaker 1: drum up a bunch of money, you send that out
Speaker 1: to Israel. And then we know that that happened because
Speaker 1: of Mayrolanski's involvement.
Speaker 14: Spell the Palestinians into the Sinai Peninsula. But unlike the
Speaker 14: surrounding countries like Lebanon, Syria, and Jordan, Egypt had effectively
Speaker 14: closed its border, accepting very few Palestinians. Because of this,
Speaker 14: Bengurion essentially decided that Israel was willing to give up
Speaker 14: about two percent of historical Palestine and create this rectangle
Speaker 14: shaped territory to turn it into the largest refugee camp
Speaker 14: in the world. And furthermore, this explains why Palestinian resistance
Speaker 14: has been by far the most powerful coming from the
Speaker 14: Gaza Strip. First, they made it into the largest refugee
Speaker 14: camp in the world and colonized it with settlers. Then
Speaker 14: when that didn't work, they pulled all of their settlers
Speaker 14: and troops out and turned it into the largest open
Speaker 14: air prison in the world. Then when that didn't work,
Speaker 14: on October seventh, they turned it into the largest extermination
Speaker 14: camp in the world. And do you guys, want to
Speaker 14: know what's probably the most tragic part of all of this.
Speaker 14: The Keybot Seaman communities that were attacked on October seventh
Speaker 14: were literally built as the first line of defense from
Speaker 14: the Gaza Strip. Many of these communities like Kiefa Asa, Najalos,
Speaker 14: the city of se Derot, beret Reim, all of these
Speaker 14: communities were established on Palestinian villages.
Speaker 2: And it makes perfect sense.
Speaker 14: Because many of these communities were established right after the
Speaker 14: demarcation of the border in nineteen forty nine. History matters,
Speaker 14: context matters. Don't let anyone tell you different.
Speaker 6: There were there, you go.
Speaker 1: So there's lots of that here if you're gonna look
Speaker 1: at one of it. All right, let's see what we
Speaker 1: got up in the south. Oh good, we got some
Speaker 1: more people talking over here. Lisa from Germany says, good morning, Bullbuster. Hey,
Speaker 1: it's a good one. A Yiddish is a massacre, mutilation
Speaker 1: of German language. Yeah, it was for the merchants, so
Speaker 1: they could speaker in front of you and lie and
Speaker 1: steal and conspired to steal. And you wouldn't know what
Speaker 1: the hell they're even saying. Yeah, probably Ajac technically go
Speaker 1: you always have good stuff to offer, Lisa, how would
Speaker 1: Jews want to be treated the same as they have
Speaker 1: treated us white togeat right, in which case all Jews
Speaker 1: would be as tens of millions of white people are
Speaker 1: already because of the genocidal Jews.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: The Jewish hitters have never differentiated between good Germans and
Speaker 1: bad Germans, good Palestinians and bad Palestinians. Right, good point.
Speaker 1: They have always wanted to kill them all, and they
Speaker 1: keep killing them indiscriminately. I understand what you're saying by it.
Speaker 1: So why is everybody so uh, you know, anxious or
Speaker 1: feels so obligated to you know, slice the pie and say, oh, well,
Speaker 1: this little sliver here? These ones are okay, right, okay,
Speaker 1: except the simple fact that if they're following any of
Speaker 1: these religions, these these fraud religions, it all they all
Speaker 1: teach that we're all dogs and that we're going to
Speaker 1: be exterminated by Hashem eventually. Anyway, their god, their god,
Speaker 1: not our god, not the creator God, but their god
Speaker 1: or their demon is going to exterminate us. And of
Speaker 1: course that means they take the matters in their own
Speaker 1: hands and make it okay for them to exterminate us.
Speaker 1: So why would we think that we could be friendly
Speaker 1: with somebody who's just sitting around waiting, looking at their
Speaker 1: their chronos, right their time, their cloth, their watch, waiting
Speaker 1: for the right time to get the upper hand on
Speaker 1: us and kill us.
Speaker 5: All.
Speaker 1: That doesn't seem like a good way to establish any
Speaker 1: type of relationship, right, So you know, we don't go
Speaker 1: around doing that because we're not psychotic. So yeah, I
Speaker 1: totally agree with that. The only thing and then I said,
Speaker 1: if they're following the religion, because I do also have
Speaker 1: to beat pointing out and I think it's important for
Speaker 1: me to do that is that we also live in
Speaker 1: a real life We have our own real life experiences.
Speaker 1: Not every black person that we see as a fucking
Speaker 1: rapist and a murderer, you know, not every and not
Speaker 1: every Jew is you know, gung ho about that religion
Speaker 1: at all or even follows it or even you know evade.
Speaker 1: You know, it hasn't aversion to pork. Like there's there's
Speaker 1: people out there that just think it's an ethnicity or
Speaker 1: like you know, like saying yeah, i think I'm part Irish.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: It's like there's people out there that are like that
Speaker 1: who weren't grown up in the culture of that, and
Speaker 1: they're grown up in more of a Americanization type of family,
Speaker 1: and they just see it as another, you know, part
Speaker 1: of an identity, you know, like saying I'm from I'm
Speaker 1: an Italian, Like I've never been to Italy, you know,
Speaker 1: I'm from New York, you know what I mean, Like
Speaker 1: I know what it's like to live a day as
Speaker 1: an Italian, Probably not unless I was there to experience it.
Speaker 1: So there's I have for one of my really good friends,
Speaker 1: very very good friends, says he's a Russian boy, but
Speaker 1: not not like you know, I He had to tell
Speaker 1: me for me to even know. And we're really good friends.
Speaker 1: We both have daughters, you know, and we are very
Speaker 1: good friends. And so that happens because it's not a
Speaker 1: matter of you know, Zionism, Frankism, or even Judaism being
Speaker 1: in the way of our being friends. Because if if
Speaker 1: that was there, and it wasn't just a yeah, like
Speaker 1: an Irish thing or yeah, I think I'm part of Eskimo,
Speaker 1: it didn't, didn't there probably be there probably be a
Speaker 1: different mindset that I was dealing with, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. So in that sense, if you're if you're
Speaker 1: if you're not very oi, then I maybe it's sometimes
Speaker 1: it's okay as long as you're not doing the things
Speaker 1: you might be. All right, let's see, you just expect
Speaker 1: to get a red carpet treatment. They believe their own
Speaker 1: lies and claim to be eternal victims of this. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: the germillion I forgot this set my stream goal for
Speaker 1: six million followers I did the last time. You know,
Speaker 1: it's hard to get to that six million number. Blamed
Speaker 1: for on the Germans falsely guilty in them and they
Speaker 1: they've already they've already changed. It has to be six
Speaker 1: million for the Kabbala. And I gotta find that passage.
Speaker 1: I know it's written in and I've I've actually played it.
Speaker 1: It was in one of the the it wasn't it,
Speaker 1: But I don't think it was Europe at the Last battle.
Speaker 1: But it's straight from the Kabbala or reading mis interpretation
Speaker 1: of the Torah in the Cabbala. But they talk about
Speaker 1: how they say about God saving blah blah blah, and
Speaker 1: it's like a word and then that word is missing
Speaker 1: like an R or something in their language whatever in
Speaker 1: the next line, and they're saying that number represents six million,
Speaker 1: so it's God saves them less six million. So they
Speaker 1: have to have that six million for part of their
Speaker 1: numerology in order for them to say, now it's time
Speaker 1: for them to go on a kill Carrizy rmpage because
Speaker 1: they were blah blah blah, you know, and so this
Speaker 1: is a kabbalistic thing. And somebody I think it was
Speaker 1: Sir Patrick Mack in one of his videos that pop series,
Speaker 1: you know, the The the Devil's whatever the hell it was.
Speaker 1: I'll have to look it up. It's one of my
Speaker 1: older videos that he does actually state it the it's
Speaker 1: his video. But like I said, it's a playlon German's
Speaker 1: falsely guilting them and discriminately you wish feelings mustn't be heard.
Speaker 1: You us always play the victim card, right, What about
Speaker 1: how many Chinamen died in x Ex War? How many Americans?
Speaker 1: How many Polish? How many Germans died? You know, besides
Speaker 1: the four to eight million that they starved to death
Speaker 1: after the war. And they were super hard and heavy
Speaker 1: on the vaccines out there too, aren't they they want to?
Speaker 1: And how bad is the is the schooling system to
Speaker 1: where every German hates themselves self hating Germans because of
Speaker 1: the lies that are taught. These These are not innocuous,
Speaker 1: These aren't These are very harmful lies. Crippling a person's
Speaker 1: whole life and making them hate the person who tried
Speaker 1: to free the world of this evil. Not nice. It's
Speaker 1: not nice. DARPA. Demons are really pissed again. Demons are
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