Speaker 1: Waiting for encouder. What's that all about? Oh? Because I
Speaker 1: didn't start the thing. Hold on, stand by, it might
Speaker 1: not be ready. It's acting like it's not. So what's
Speaker 1: going on here?
Speaker 2: Thatt?
Speaker 1: They refresh this. I don't get it. It's not showing
Speaker 1: a picture. It looks like it's on, just not showing
Speaker 1: the picture. I guess I decided to drop the uh
Speaker 1: a thumbnail. That's weird. I might have to fix that
Speaker 1: as we go here. Hold on, let me check. Yeah,
Speaker 1: screwed up? All right? Let me add a thumbnail here
Speaker 1: real quick. Because I already did this and it didn't
Speaker 1: want to take it. So hopefully this doesn't knock you off.
Speaker 1: That'd be unfortunate. Maybe I should have scheduled it first.
Speaker 1: It takes time, I guess, for things to work here.
Speaker 1: Let's try that. It always helps to have a thumbnail there.
Speaker 1: It is hooray. All right, Well you see my goofy
Speaker 1: face there, But that's that's whatever. I think. We are
Speaker 1: good to go now. So there is a massive glitch
Speaker 1: over on FTJ. I had a scribbly face. I don't
Speaker 1: know if that happened everywhere, but it happened, you know.
Speaker 1: I asked they didn't even check the Rumble to see
Speaker 1: if it happened there. But I had a doctor good
Speaker 1: and I were all glitched out for the first few
Speaker 1: minutes of the show today, super creepy, looking like we
Speaker 1: were like we were the glitched out alien people. That's
Speaker 1: what it looked like. That's pretty messed up. Okay, So
Speaker 1: I don't have the YouTube link down here, So here's
Speaker 1: here's a couple of things I wanted to mention today
Speaker 1: because I didn't get a chance to wasn't the right
Speaker 1: time to do it earlier. I am on Strike two.
Speaker 1: There's actually like thirty on the channel together, but they
Speaker 1: fall off after a while. Strike two for that face
Speaker 1: for the mouth for something I said. Apparently it was hateful.
Speaker 1: So yeah, so I won't be on YouTube streaming for
Speaker 1: at least two weeks. And I'm sure they're going to
Speaker 1: try to find another thing with their software and smack
Speaker 1: me around with that one too. So there's that. I'm
Speaker 1: on YouTube. I mean, I'm not on YouTube. I'm on Rumble,
Speaker 1: Twitter and FTJ hopefully hopefully when AFTERGJ two, And this
Speaker 1: is just a quick quick one today. I think I
Speaker 1: don't know if that's going to be true.
Speaker 3: Or not.
Speaker 1: But let's go for it. And now smints to make
Speaker 1: is there anybody in the room yet? This is kind
Speaker 1: of important. Maybe I'll wait for a little bit for
Speaker 1: people to come in and then we'll talk about it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: let's see that. But let's have a little fun here.
Speaker 1: Mm hm. So I have a couple of things marked
Speaker 1: out here. Not that one, not that one.
Speaker 4: Where is it.
Speaker 1: That one's good? I want to see that one. That
Speaker 1: one's we know that one. I O number two. No,
Speaker 1: you gotta get under We'll do that. Why is it movie?
Speaker 1: It's not supposed to move.
Speaker 5: Bruh.
Speaker 3: Get there.
Speaker 1: Well, it doesn't matter. Let's get into messages here. I
Speaker 1: just wanted to come fastest video to make something.
Speaker 6: And Gary, Gary to the white man Black Americans.
Speaker 1: I guess like that's who's doing everything to everybody. It's
Speaker 1: always us. This is what happens when people are the
Speaker 1: same skin tone, but one of them wants to kill
Speaker 1: the other one, and they want to blame all their
Speaker 1: all of their crimes on the one that they look like,
Speaker 1: do not.
Speaker 6: Care about your government shut down? And Black Americans.
Speaker 7: Do not care about you taking away our ebt and
Speaker 7: our government and assistants because Black Americans.
Speaker 1: That's little red riding in the hood.
Speaker 8: Never all the.
Speaker 7: American government to take care of us and then feed us,
Speaker 7: because we never could.
Speaker 6: We were never able to depend on the government.
Speaker 2: You could depend on it. It seems like you're personally
Speaker 2: offended by it. I mean, you wouldn't be threatening to
Speaker 2: eat people if you weren't offended.
Speaker 1: Down and roast and eat you.
Speaker 4: I'm assuming you were depending on it.
Speaker 2: And it's no surprise because, according to Pew research, of
Speaker 2: all recipients of supplemental nutrition assistance are African Americans, six
Speaker 2: point six percent are mixed and twenty seven percent further
Speaker 2: our Hispanic America.
Speaker 1: Oh hold on, hold on, what did she say she
Speaker 1: was gonna do? Oh man, outside of the eggs man,
Speaker 1: this story is so far away.
Speaker 4: I'll eat my neighbors.
Speaker 1: I'll eat my neighbors. All right, Well, that was fun.
Speaker 2: Okay, So if you were to make it an even
Speaker 2: for each of those categories, that's about twelve.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we get it, we get it. Tunnel dwellers, there
Speaker 1: was a couple of cool things in here. I wanted
Speaker 1: to get to. Let's let's do it a lot of
Speaker 1: voider though, because that way it makes.
Speaker 3: For Is it too that you said I didn't kill
Speaker 3: it up too during the war.
Speaker 9: This guy, this guy, why do you ask me about Hitler?
Speaker 9: The Hitler's problem is now past tense.
Speaker 10: Now we are.
Speaker 9: Looking forward for the future generations and the future plan.
Speaker 3: We are no longer going back.
Speaker 9: To Hitler's You see, the war of Hitler, it was
Speaker 9: a different war than the war today. But I must
Speaker 9: make it absolutely truth. The reason why I chaste them
Speaker 9: from you can learn, was because of the Economyana was
Speaker 9: going to be bancraft. That's the reason why I chaste
Speaker 9: away to israelis you said you were friendly, Yes, because
Speaker 9: she used to give me very pot in the ten
Speaker 9: minute when I got to Israel.
Speaker 3: Changed completely when Israeli alliance to the ab Allians.
Speaker 9: I telled it from Israeli alliance because Israeli are criminals
Speaker 9: and that they are not trusted people. They don't the truths.
Speaker 9: They were taken to Palestine as if it is. And
Speaker 9: then they tell you Palestan became a state of Israel
Speaker 9: by force of arms given to them by Americans and
Speaker 9: the British.
Speaker 1: Is it true that you're saying, says he knew that
Speaker 1: Idioman was once close, once a close ally of Israel.
Speaker 1: In the nineteen sixties, he trained with the Israeli Army
Speaker 1: and received military support while rising through the ranks. After
Speaker 1: taking power in nineteen seventy one, Idiomin initially maintained strong
Speaker 1: ties with Israel, but by nineteen seventy two he changed course,
Speaker 1: aligning Uganda with Arab Nations and the Palestinian Palestine Liberation
Speaker 1: Organization and apparently with the have the Mexican Air Forces outside.
Speaker 1: Now look at this, This is a real person, suit
Speaker 1: Dan person there. This is what they call black and
Speaker 1: black violence everybody, But who's making it happen? This woman hair?
Speaker 7: You know, I didn't I.
Speaker 4: Didn't know how many love but you.
Speaker 8: Ain't knowing no.
Speaker 1: But yeah, we talked about this the other day.
Speaker 11: So why did he sail the Ocean Blue at fourteen
Speaker 11: ninety two?
Speaker 4: Because who is in la his fleet?
Speaker 11: Ships that were journeyed back and forth bringing passengers.
Speaker 8: Who are the passengers?
Speaker 12: Will get the passengers list to find out they're man
Speaker 12: athenis Is and d rhymes and mon diegos and scientists,
Speaker 12: you know, And bach I said, you name it, all
Speaker 12: of these names?
Speaker 1: Well might they bear were cryptos?
Speaker 13: If Christopher Columbus will on his Sephardi and Columbus.
Speaker 14: Kept sending letters to his son don diego all right,
Speaker 14: who was left behind. And in his memoirs and his
Speaker 14: letters he puts little Hebrew sayings.
Speaker 4: Such as the ra.
Speaker 11: With the help of God and so allah is to say,
Speaker 11: who is hauling?
Speaker 4: He's hauling a lot of passages.
Speaker 6: That you know, the history books say that.
Speaker 11: It was the Crown's jewels that paid for his trips
Speaker 11: and financing the ships.
Speaker 15: Is that true?
Speaker 13: No, The fact is that's yeah. I think you've read
Speaker 13: my not. You know, they say that quen Isabella.
Speaker 11: Sold her jewels, jewelry all right to finance Columbus voyages.
Speaker 11: She sold her jewels, her subjects, not her jewels, because
Speaker 11: the ones that really financed Cologne's voyages across the Atlantic
Speaker 11: were for Sephardic wealthy fellas of Signor San Bankin.
Speaker 16: And he again we have.
Speaker 8: It was it was jews.
Speaker 1: Go there, you go, there, you go. We knew that.
Speaker 1: Now here's something interesting. I don't this guy's a goofball,
Speaker 1: but this is interesting information.
Speaker 10: Venezuella has caught CIA agent. It's red handed Venezuelans, that's
Speaker 10: not special forces have captured the CIA that was applauding
Speaker 10: a false flag attack.
Speaker 1: What the hell did they cover up with that? I mean,
Speaker 1: that's not what is that off the coast.
Speaker 10: In Trinidad and toball. The CIA was planning on blowing
Speaker 10: up in American warship and blaming it on Venezuelanla.
Speaker 1: But to make thisbelievable, Wow, Wow, that's awfully way they
Speaker 1: of them to do that. Is it maybe because the
Speaker 1: CIA is just another arm of yeah, or that our
Speaker 1: government is actually more that than it is ever it
Speaker 1: then it's been American in the laste hundred and sixty years.
Speaker 10: Yeah, the US would have to blow it up from
Speaker 10: near Venezuela. Basically, the CIA was going to hijack Venezuelan
Speaker 10: beach defenses and fire it at an American warship.
Speaker 3: But here's the problem.
Speaker 10: The CIA agents were trying to kidnap Venezuelan troops or
Speaker 10: they would then take their uniforms and put them on
Speaker 10: and pretending to be a part of the military.
Speaker 1: See this is why Venezuela needs an Army Navy surplus door,
Speaker 1: so they could have just bottom.
Speaker 10: Then they would carry out the false flag attack, firing
Speaker 10: upon US warships.
Speaker 6: Allowing America.
Speaker 10: To respond, President Maduro claimed this was similar to the
Speaker 10: warship blown up.
Speaker 3: The USS Maine.
Speaker 6: This sparked the Spanish American War.
Speaker 10: This is one of the few times ever that a
Speaker 10: CIA has.
Speaker 6: Been caught red handed following for.
Speaker 3: The newest up.
Speaker 1: Okay, well that's cool.
Speaker 6: Interesting, It is the privilege to represent a situation.
Speaker 1: This is an old clip. But just let's just listen.
Speaker 1: Isn't she attractive?
Speaker 17: No communities worldwide, we banned content claiming Zions run the
Speaker 17: world or control the media. We banned content with harmful
Speaker 17: stereotypes about Jews, such as the claim.
Speaker 1: That Jews at Meta run by Jews, run.
Speaker 17: The world, or other major institutions. Our Hateful Conduct policy
Speaker 17: includes specific protections.
Speaker 18: For is race.
Speaker 2: So you have a leading role in the moderation of
Speaker 2: a platform on social media, and you use it to
Speaker 2: cover up that you have a leading role and moderation
Speaker 2: on that platform or ownership of that platform. What does
Speaker 2: the JNS on your podium stand for Jewish News Syndicate
Speaker 2: which was held in Jerusalem where you welcomed leading figures
Speaker 2: of news and tech. Okay, so I agree, there's absolutely
Speaker 2: no media consolidation, there's no power there's no monopoly.
Speaker 4: I agree, you guys have no power.
Speaker 2: Maybe with exception of Amazon and Amazon Web Services run
Speaker 2: by Andy Jossy and owned by Jeff Bezos, or Oracle
Speaker 2: run by Software Cats owned by Larry Ellison. Larry Ellison's
Speaker 2: son buying up something previously owned by National Amusements, which
Speaker 2: was run by the Redstone family, Paramount. He bought up
Speaker 2: Paramount with Sky Dance, Bob Backish, Warner Brothers, Discovery ran
Speaker 2: by David Zaslav. You have The New York Times, Meredith
Speaker 2: copd Levigne also controlled by the Sulzberger family through a
Speaker 2: special class of stock. You know Netflix, Ted Sarandos and
Speaker 2: Greg Peters. You also have Bob Iigers Disney. You have
Speaker 2: Matt mullenweg at Tumblr. Additionally, John Combe invented WhatsApp, but
Speaker 2: it was sold to and it's controlled by Facebook or
Speaker 2: metap platforms. So you have Adam Musseri and Instagram, Mark
Speaker 2: Zuckerberg owning.
Speaker 8: All of these.
Speaker 2: I agree, I see absolutely nothing in common with any
Speaker 2: of this.
Speaker 1: It is there, you go something to remind yourselves of, because.
Speaker 19: According to Franklin, England had ruinary economy to keep America
Speaker 19: from becoming too prosperous when he was.
Speaker 13: On the.
Speaker 20: Way.
Speaker 1: They Bank of England. Prior to the Rothschilds, this was
Speaker 1: in the hands of the Swasos. They're the ones who
Speaker 1: gave the initial loan to William of Orange to take
Speaker 1: on James the Second and in debt the the people
Speaker 1: to the bill that they could ever pay, and they
Speaker 1: only play of the interest since they lost. He lost
Speaker 1: his country in the process of fighting a battle with
Speaker 1: against James the Second. He didn't realize he was giving
Speaker 1: it up, or maybe he did. I don't know. I'm
Speaker 1: not in a dead man's head, but I do know
Speaker 1: that the outcome was the Cultish Saturn cult of banking
Speaker 1: is control over basically all of Europe not good. And
Speaker 1: what they found when they saw us getting a little
Speaker 1: too prosperous in their own country that they were still
Speaker 1: maintaining control over through the king because they owned him too,
Speaker 1: and he had stock or whatever type of interest in
Speaker 1: the Bank of England to keep him loyal, they changed
Speaker 1: things around for us England.
Speaker 21: The Bank of England said, how come America. The representatives
Speaker 21: of the Bank of England said, how come America's getting
Speaker 21: so rich? And Franklin sat in his autobiography recounts the
Speaker 21: story said, well, that's easy.
Speaker 15: In America.
Speaker 21: We create our own money and we own no interest
Speaker 21: to pay to know one. So the Bank of England said, oh,
Speaker 21: that's very interesting. So they immediately had passed through Parliament
Speaker 21: the Currency Act of seventeen sixty four.
Speaker 1: And what did the Currency Act do?
Speaker 21: It outlawed the creation of America's own money and may
Speaker 21: put America on the gold standard, made Americans pay taxes
Speaker 21: in gold or silver coin, which of course was very
Speaker 21: scarce in the American colonies in those days.
Speaker 16: So what was the result.
Speaker 21: It immediately plunged America into a deep depression. Franklin says
Speaker 21: that this depression and everyone in America.
Speaker 16: Is well aware.
Speaker 1: So that should have flagged a few things, a few
Speaker 1: flags that popped up in your head as far as
Speaker 1: how it relates to in parallels with present day. And
Speaker 1: I'm not talking about the gold aspect. I'm talking about
Speaker 1: a change and a the method in which that which
Speaker 1: makes what you have now and consider money, even though
Speaker 1: that's also fraud worthless, like that in forcing you into
Speaker 1: a different system, and what that will do to everybody,
Speaker 1: especially those who aren't favored. You're gonna lose everything, and
Speaker 1: they're going to swallow up all the rest of the
Speaker 1: real wealth in this country, meaning all your assets, all
Speaker 1: of your properties, just like that. And with the Patriot Act,
Speaker 1: technically gold and silver trade is considered potentially dangerous because
Speaker 1: it could be funding terrorism because they can't track it.
Speaker 1: So if you can track a transaction, e mails mean
Speaker 1: that you're funding terrorism, and funding terrorism can simply mean
Speaker 1: you're buying something from a neighbor, like bread or something
Speaker 1: food because you're hungry because of all the shit that's
Speaker 1: going on, and whether they do well. You know that
Speaker 1: guy wasn't in favor with the government. He's an enemy
Speaker 1: the state. That was a terrorist act. They can either
Speaker 1: execute you for insurrection or they can just take everything
Speaker 1: that the rest of your assets and let you starve.
Speaker 21: But the depression, who caused the depression, why it was
Speaker 21: caused just because England outlawed America just simply printed its
Speaker 21: own money, and that it was this Currency Act of
Speaker 21: seventeen sixty four that was really the root cause of
Speaker 21: the American Revolution because it caused so much unemployment and
Speaker 21: a terrible economic upheaval. And Franklin's quote is we could
Speaker 21: have endured a little tax on tea and other matters.
Speaker 21: But it was England's taking away our ability to create
Speaker 21: our own currency that was really the root cause of
Speaker 21: the revolution.
Speaker 1: And yet, and yet that was seventeen sixty four. By
Speaker 1: seventeen eighty nine, give or take, we've established the country.
Speaker 1: You had. Hamilton, the probably sexually groomed another Wayvey, a
Speaker 1: banking agent for Bank of England. They say, convincing Washington
Speaker 1: that the best idea would be to hand over the
Speaker 1: control of your country to a foreign entity. That same
Speaker 1: foreign entity to handle your currency for the first twenty years,
Speaker 1: the first twenty year charter. So after what Bank of
Speaker 1: Engel did to us in seventeen sixty four, by seventeen
Speaker 1: eighty nine, somehow everything was forgotten or they just it
Speaker 1: was they went headlong into stupidity. Halmington was a banking agent.
Speaker 1: He was a piece of crap. And that's why they
Speaker 1: make plays about them, because they they teach the liberal
Speaker 1: retards out there to love them. So that's what they do.
Speaker 1: We'll get into this one. Oh so yeah, let's look
Speaker 1: at this first tunnel dwelling weasels. Remember this is what uh,
Speaker 1: this is what just this Shabbad type is what Trump
Speaker 1: converted to or became. I don't know if he was
Speaker 1: ever anything else before that. I mean he went to
Speaker 1: a Jesuit school, so cryptos and then he became a Shabbad.
Speaker 1: So was he really doing anything different? Not really just formalities,
Speaker 1: I think. But you know, now that he is one
Speaker 1: of them, they could give him the silver crown King
Speaker 1: of the Dora. You know, he made all that stuff,
Speaker 1: all that, he became one of these twenty no better
Speaker 1: than a ton of old dwelling child killer. He just
Speaker 1: pushed the camera. It's a boy. He's fully dressed too,
Speaker 1: and he's got a beard. What a problem, mama. See
Speaker 1: how bold they are. They just don't give a ship
Speaker 1: instead of pushing around carp sip tied and their lives
Speaker 1: and their lives. Yeah, yeah, oh this one. And let
Speaker 1: me see who's watching? Look who's watching? Now? Five and five?
Speaker 1: The hell happened here? What is going on? Hello? We
Speaker 1: got more freaking ftj's kicking your asses guys?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 1: Red, Fred? What's up? Down? Doyer? Hello? Says work for
Speaker 1: paper money? Jewish bankers create from thin air, your government
Speaker 1: borrows it? Then, yes, that's right. Then they want you.
Speaker 1: They want them to borrow endlessly because that just puts
Speaker 1: us in a deeper, deeper enslavement. And when they decide
Speaker 1: to call in the debt, they can freaking emaciate everybody.
Speaker 1: Then forces you paid it back with interest, but actually
Speaker 1: you're not. You're only literally paying the interest though that
Speaker 1: that's the scheme of it. And tax is under threat
Speaker 1: of throwing you in a cage if you refuse pay
Speaker 1: your tithing to your master. We right, this is why
Speaker 1: we need to get off this idea that the things
Speaker 1: that they value and consider of wealth. I mean, what
Speaker 1: about whatever happened to the mark Mark's worth of work
Speaker 1: is worth of mark?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: Why not get back to something that we can control.
Speaker 1: I mean, obviously that would have to be a complete
Speaker 1: an independent system from them, because you're not going to
Speaker 1: legislate that into being. They own everything, the own, they
Speaker 1: own the system. This is still spinning. This is do
Speaker 1: you know why? I gotta be ridiculous and a lot. Oh, okay,
Speaker 1: there it goes all right, We're good. Okay, Now let's
Speaker 1: get back over to well, I guess going to rubble. Okay,
Speaker 1: arch angels in the house except archangel and I'm only
Speaker 1: on here briefly, I said, but I don't know how
Speaker 1: that's gonna work out. Hopefully not too long. There you go,
Speaker 1: but there's a there's an announcement to make. Do I
Speaker 1: have to make it now with a lot of like
Speaker 1: four people in here. That's kind of lame. And wh
Speaker 1: why am I getting four people? Where's all the where's
Speaker 1: all the peeps? They don't care anymore. They think I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna say naughty words. Well, anyway, Monday I got
Speaker 1: the I got the message today, So Monday I'm going
Speaker 1: to be on Stutpieters, but it's pre recorded, so it's
Speaker 1: not gonna come out that day. I sent some hot
Speaker 1: sauce because I heard he liked hot sauce. I sent
Speaker 1: Brittany a book in mine and then she contacted me
Speaker 1: today and say, we got it. How's Monday sound? And
Speaker 1: she said, we'll figure out a topic on the way there.
Speaker 1: I'm like, oh, hopefully we can also talk about whatever
Speaker 1: comes up.
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 1: That'll see how that goes. I don't know if it's
Speaker 1: twenty minutes, I don't know, if it's an hour, I
Speaker 1: don't know what, but it's Monday, and hopefully that will
Speaker 1: help out. You know, getting the word out for the
Speaker 1: show so that there's more people watching than have been,
Speaker 1: so that we can get more people aware of doctor
Speaker 1: Glynden and Doctor Monzo and they can start benefiting from
Speaker 1: having better health because of it. And that would be
Speaker 1: a great positive, Honestly, that would be. That's what I'm
Speaker 1: looking toward and seeing it in that way, So hopefully
Speaker 1: that will happen. And heck, if if I for once
Speaker 1: can talk that long pauses like William Shatner and stumbling
Speaker 1: over things and forgetting words, if I can get past
Speaker 1: all that and I don't have any audio issues this time,
Speaker 1: then maybe I can utilize that say hey, you know,
Speaker 1: maybe people will like Jake Shields will have heard of it,
Speaker 1: and we can get some other traction going that way.
Speaker 1: You know, we'll see, we'll see what happens. But just uh,
Speaker 1: that's a thing. It's happening. So they say so, we
Speaker 1: say yeah, we ah where we have yeah, yeah, my
Speaker 1: house office has been in an entryway for a lot
Speaker 1: of things. It's it's just funny that works. So we're
Speaker 1: looking at the weird things you did not know about
Speaker 1: Ladini Impaler. The story of Vladi Empower all parts this
Speaker 1: one is really good. It's long, though, and I think
Speaker 1: we're gonna the eleven year old prince abused for six years?
Speaker 1: How Ottoman captivity forged Vlad the Impaler? Is this just
Speaker 1: those two? No? No, okay, okay, all right, So tomorrow,
Speaker 1: this is what I wanted to show you guys. Tomorrow,
Speaker 1: I have I have to look at the name Clayton
Speaker 1: Alexander Kuterry on two. I think it's two pm. I'll
Speaker 1: look at the message. I think it's two pm. Let's
Speaker 1: pour it out my face. I think it's two pm
Speaker 1: in Eastern so it would be like eleven am at
Speaker 1: my time. Yeah, and this is the guy and this
Speaker 1: is the one that I saw that I was like,
Speaker 1: oh wow, Okay, finally somebody's saying all the good things
Speaker 1: about but Gaddafi that need to be said. And the
Speaker 1: man needs to be credited as being a great leader
Speaker 1: and nationalist, a true a true leader of this people,
Speaker 1: of somebody who all the people benefit from them ruling
Speaker 1: and protecting them. Finally, it's working the way it's supposed to,
Speaker 1: you know, in that since a guy from Germany had
Speaker 1: it been that way really that I'm aware of in
Speaker 1: the in the world. But it seems like maybe Saidam
Speaker 1: was too. I don't know. I'm still looking into that.
Speaker 16: Gaddafi Libya had no electricity bills. Power was free for all.
Speaker 16: Loans came with zero interest.
Speaker 4: That's how nice. That's nice.
Speaker 16: Gifted sixty dollars to start a life.
Speaker 4: That sounds nice.
Speaker 16: And medical treatment were completely free, and literal thought rose
Speaker 16: from twenty five percent to over eighty percent. If you
Speaker 16: wanted a farm, the government gave you land see line
Speaker 16: of dog, even a house.
Speaker 1: To farm. What the what is this? What does the
Speaker 1: cult hate most? Your independence? They hate farming. They hate
Speaker 1: agriculture and our people, the Goths. And this is why
Speaker 1: the story of the Edda is so important, because you
Speaker 1: see the roots of this. When they came in with
Speaker 1: their higher minded reason and rationality, they called it the
Speaker 1: age of reason or what do they call it? Something
Speaker 1: like that. It was not not the same one that
Speaker 1: you're thinking of later on the rain. It was called
Speaker 1: the rain our e I g h and reign I
Speaker 1: mean the reign of reason under thor monogamy, a marriage,
Speaker 1: a family life, all the things that a cult of
Speaker 1: you know, fertility orgy aztic, incestuous. They were incestuous. I'm
Speaker 1: not making in this stuff up wal there was Banganel
Speaker 1: or High his mom and uh, I don't know if
Speaker 1: that was before, during or after Uh you know well,
Speaker 1: I mean if it was during the life of Wooden
Speaker 1: or after he was killed, I don't know, but that
Speaker 1: it was happening. It's it's mentioned in the Eda that
Speaker 1: they did that they had that strange relationship, and that's
Speaker 1: why Tamuz has that strange relationship, and that's why they
Speaker 1: and all the other stories that come out through Babylon,
Speaker 1: there's that carried over in there in their mythology of
Speaker 1: the instests us relationships. So when you catch that, you're
Speaker 1: probably looking back all the way to the five thousand
Speaker 1: year old story where that became part of their symbolism
Speaker 1: as to mark or identify themselves even if a different
Speaker 1: story was being spun to describe it. And yeah, anyway,
Speaker 1: they hate agriculture because that's what the Goss brought. They
Speaker 1: brought independence, taught people how to farm, They taught people
Speaker 1: the innovation of irrigation, and the plow. They forge a plow.
Speaker 1: And that's that's too much for somebody who wants to
Speaker 1: starve people when they find it necessary because they like
Speaker 1: to crush people's will, and then we find out later
Speaker 1: that that's how they started saying, you're going against God
Speaker 1: with your silly tower of Babbel here, that was all
Speaker 1: mythos and nonsense. Was it a tall structure? Perhaps? Did
Speaker 1: everybody that Gothic Thor had united under him worked together
Speaker 1: on the project, probably, which would have meant a lot
Speaker 1: of different types of people working together on a project.
Speaker 1: And would they have all been, you know, providing story,
Speaker 1: you know, stuff to store in there if it was
Speaker 1: in fact a grain silo of sorts you prevent famine. Yeah, probably,
Speaker 1: And that goes against their demon that they then called
Speaker 1: their god. But in reality, that's just them expressing their
Speaker 1: will through their what they see as the source of
Speaker 1: their power. They didn't have a concept of a god
Speaker 1: until the Goths either, so that was still on.
Speaker 16: Couldn't get treatment in Libya. The the government had paid over
Speaker 16: two thousand dollars in covered travel abroad.
Speaker 22: All I'm hearing is just reasons why the United States
Speaker 22: wanted to take him out, It's all I'm hearing.
Speaker 16: The gasoline costs just fourteen cents per leader buy a car.
Speaker 16: The government paid half unemployed after graduation. The state paid
Speaker 16: your average salary until you found a job. Oil profits
Speaker 16: were deposited directly into citizens bank account.
Speaker 1: What did you catch that last part? So he nationalized
Speaker 1: the oil. He didn't let foreign oldig wave Jews to
Speaker 1: come in like they've done. This is why they're fighting
Speaker 1: with Venezuela, and that's why they do all this other
Speaker 1: shit with the wrong rock all that. There's other there's
Speaker 1: many different reasons, but the main reason is to acquire
Speaker 1: the territory where all of the world's resources are, you know,
Speaker 1: most concentrated, so that they could control the rest of
Speaker 1: the world, not so that they can be you know,
Speaker 1: spooning it out like a soup kitchen. No, they're not
Speaker 1: here to help you. They're here to harm you. They
Speaker 1: want control over it, just just like they want to
Speaker 1: control over the food in the Eda in five thousand
Speaker 1: years ago, so that they can crush your will and
Speaker 1: force you into submission. So if they have all the
Speaker 1: things that you need for what you've become dependent on,
Speaker 1: at their control, they can charge whatever they want. They
Speaker 1: can make it scarce, they can put regulations against it,
Speaker 1: they can simply make it so that you can't have it,
Speaker 1: because in reality, they know that their money is fake,
Speaker 1: but they'll also have acquired all the true wealth of
Speaker 1: the world old, and with their technocracy in place, their
Speaker 1: technology of surveillance and punishment, there won't be a damn
Speaker 1: thing you can do about that. Their their control and
Speaker 1: their power will be secured as if it was magic,
Speaker 1: because if you think about technology and what it does,
Speaker 1: it would appear magic. As Arthur C. Clark would say,
Speaker 1: pretty messed up.
Speaker 16: Mothers who gave birth.
Speaker 1: But yeah, he nationalized the oil, meaning dividends came from
Speaker 1: the sales and it was deposited. You had an income
Speaker 1: just by being a Libyan. That's a what what ruler?
Speaker 1: I don't care what time period, what president in the
Speaker 1: United States history ever thought of doing that. They've had
Speaker 1: it better. They had it better than we ever knew
Speaker 1: as possible with a ruler who honestly cared about their
Speaker 1: his people to okay, this is how much I need
Speaker 1: to run the government. It's how much I need to
Speaker 1: you know, keep things going of infrastructure, and hey boom,
Speaker 1: everybody gets the cut of the rest. And he controlled
Speaker 1: the He controlled the oil for that reason, and it
Speaker 1: benefited everybody.
Speaker 16: Sey five thousand dollars bread forty loaves cost only fifteen
Speaker 16: cents and Lilia had zero debt with one hundred and
Speaker 16: fifty dollars in reserves now frozen.
Speaker 1: One hundred and fifty billion dollars in reserves now frozen globally. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we know where it is. It's in the hands of
Speaker 1: the oil, in the hands of their worst enemy.
Speaker 16: Kadafi also built the world's largest irrigation project to bringing
Speaker 16: water to the desert. A self reliant Africa was rising,
Speaker 16: and that is why he.
Speaker 8: Had to go.
Speaker 1: That's almost very Gothic in his in nature too, creating
Speaker 1: the the irrigation for all of Africa. That that would
Speaker 1: be a thor thing.
Speaker 8: Much wealth.
Speaker 22: And the crazy thing is is that we have that
Speaker 22: much wealth in America. However, every single day he gets
Speaker 22: siphoned off to Israel, to Ukraine, to the military industrial
Speaker 22: complex to kill in US and people. If we kept
Speaker 22: that wealth in America and used it to enable our
Speaker 22: American citizens, our brothers and sisters in America to prosper,
Speaker 22: we would have all of this and so much more.
Speaker 1: Tell you, yes, so he's gonna be on tomorrow, not Kadafi.
Speaker 1: You had a guy. It was really hard to get
Speaker 1: Kadafi to say yes or anything else. This, this mister
Speaker 1: fister created the system you're trying to escape. He says.
Speaker 1: This man didn't just get rich, he built the system
Speaker 1: you're trying to escape from. And yeah, if you talk
Speaker 1: about the health, that's even worse because that's a gleeful,
Speaker 1: ritualistic poisoning of the boy that happens every single day,
Speaker 1: keeping the misery up, keeping the energy low. In the
Speaker 1: late eighteen hundreds, John D. Rockefeller started with nothing, bullshit, bullshit,
Speaker 1: a bookkeeper making sense to day? Yeah, okay, well who
Speaker 1: was he tied in with? But he understood who was
Speaker 1: his father? A horse thief, which is, by the way,
Speaker 1: he can be hung for. And he was also literally
Speaker 1: a snake oil salesman his father. But he understood one
Speaker 1: thing most people never do. Control the source, control the outcome.
Speaker 1: This is like what there will be? Blood was kind
Speaker 1: of based off of, isn't it? John D. Rockefeller in
Speaker 1: Standard Oil. He founded Standard Oil, a company that once
Speaker 1: yeah that hum controlled over a ninety percent of the
Speaker 1: America's oil supply. Weird. He didn't chase money, He controlled
Speaker 1: the flow of the entirety. It's not all him, it's
Speaker 1: did Rochellees who gave him unlimited funding to make him
Speaker 1: into what he was. He mastered. Yeah, this is a
Speaker 1: little bit naive. It's missing a whole lot of the
Speaker 1: whodunits in who What's It's they were involved in it.
Speaker 23: So I have a nineteen forty film reel of Palestine
Speaker 23: that shows the Jewish National Funds director saying in plain
Speaker 23: clear terms that the plane was always ethnic.
Speaker 16: Cleansing go ahead, December nineteen forty.
Speaker 24: Amongst ourselves, it must be clear that there is no
Speaker 24: place for both peoples in this country. The only solution
Speaker 24: is errors Israel, or at least the west part of
Speaker 24: that Israel without Arabs. There is no room for a
Speaker 24: compromise on this point, and there is no other way
Speaker 24: but to transfer the Arabs from here to the neighboring countries,
Speaker 24: to to transfer them all except maybe for better him.
Speaker 24: That's us, no Jerusalem. We must not leave a single village,
Speaker 24: not a single tribe.
Speaker 16: There is no other way out.
Speaker 24: If the Atoms leave the country, it will be broad
Speaker 24: and wide open for us. And if the atom stay,
Speaker 24: the country will remain narrow and the miserable.
Speaker 23: The one things Zenis will do is try and set
Speaker 23: up a gotcha moment by asking what's the definition of
Speaker 23: key side, of course they're leading to the definition is
Speaker 23: intent an intent to wipe out a national group as
Speaker 23: a group, religious group.
Speaker 1: Et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 23: And it's specifically that word in intent that Zionists believe
Speaker 23: is some sort of gotcha moment, when the.
Speaker 25: Reality of it is is that it doesn't matter how
Speaker 25: much evidence of an intent there is, they won't accept it.
Speaker 25: That is the reality. There's no amount of evidence for
Speaker 25: g side that can get it through that.
Speaker 1: When this oh yeah, Mayor Village burn as they're jumping
Speaker 1: on these weird like moon boots, This is an Israel
Speaker 1: totally not in the culture. You know, sociopath sociopathy and
Speaker 1: a psychopathy are definitely not just part of their build no,
Speaker 1: definitely not part of their makeup at all.
Speaker 26: Okay, Doki, this is some sort of pilates or aerobics
Speaker 26: class in Israel, and these nice ladies are chanting Mayor
Speaker 26: Village Burr talking about Palestinian village was of course, if
Speaker 26: you thought the problem in Israel was just Benjamin and
Speaker 26: Yahoo and the far right wing l Cood Party, it's not. Unfortunately,
Speaker 26: it's the majority of Israeli citizens consumed by racism and
Speaker 26: genocidal inclinations. But on the other hand, look at those
Speaker 26: case hatred. Does a body good?
Speaker 3: Fuck Mary?
Speaker 1: And oh is this the one I said? Yes? This
Speaker 1: is fun all right, everybody? A little bit of levity.
Speaker 1: Squirrel a squirrel rescue out of a fireplace gone wrong. Fuck,
Speaker 1: don't pull put some teeth in anymore.
Speaker 6: Going on here?
Speaker 1: You know what happened, Yama? Can you?
Speaker 3: God?
Speaker 6: It's an exact squirrel.
Speaker 1: There you go. Squirrels going crazy? Anybody ever see this?
Speaker 27: Brock and I were raised with so many of the
Speaker 27: same values, like you work, But.
Speaker 1: How did he not do this on purpose? And how
Speaker 1: is this not there for people to find and do
Speaker 1: this with it? This is August twenty fifth, two thousand
Speaker 1: and eight, in Denver, two thousand and eight. Look at
Speaker 1: her jaw, his jaw.
Speaker 27: Shoulders hard for what you want in life, that your
Speaker 27: word is your bond, that you do what you say
Speaker 27: you're gonna do.
Speaker 1: Has that not a dude?
Speaker 28: My parents impressed on me the values that you work
Speaker 28: hard for what you want in life, that your word
Speaker 28: is your bond, and you do what you say and
Speaker 28: keep your promise.
Speaker 1: So that's eight years later, that you treat.
Speaker 27: People with dignity and respect, even if you don't know them,
Speaker 27: and even if you don't agree with them.
Speaker 1: So she's been taught, he's been taught to do the
Speaker 1: sucking in the lips thing, because when you when her
Speaker 1: mouth opens wide, she looks very judish. So she does
Speaker 1: this thing with their turns her lips aside and does
Speaker 1: this thing a lot. It's it's to cover the big
Speaker 1: gaping mouth, teeth and all that stuff. It just looks
Speaker 1: more rascular that you're.
Speaker 28: Treating people with the respect they thought and showed the
Speaker 28: values and morals in their daily life. That is a
Speaker 28: lesson that I continue to pass along to our son,
Speaker 28: and we need to pass those lessons on to the
Speaker 28: many generations to follow.
Speaker 1: When was the last time you had sex with old Trumpy?
Speaker 1: Maybe you could to get him out of the murder
Speaker 1: the rest of the world thoughts he has in his head.
Speaker 27: And Barack and I set out to build lives guided
Speaker 27: by these values and to pass them on to the
Speaker 27: next generation, because we want our children and all children
Speaker 27: in this nation to know that the only limits to
Speaker 27: the height of your achievements is the reach of your
Speaker 27: dreams and your willingness to work hard.
Speaker 15: For them, because.
Speaker 28: Because we we want our children in this nation to
Speaker 28: know that the only limit to your achievements is the
Speaker 28: strength of your dreams and your willingness to.
Speaker 6: Work for them.
Speaker 15: Brock and I were raised.
Speaker 1: With pretty close same writer, maybe, but still come on, oopsie,
Speaker 1: we know this story, but it's still still despicable. What
Speaker 1: the hell?
Speaker 6: So you could say, well, this is one bad apple.
Speaker 18: Okay, one Israeli official was here and he tried to
Speaker 18: rape some American kids. But the good thing is our
Speaker 18: justice system works and we got them.
Speaker 6: Wait not so fast.
Speaker 18: The Israeli born prosecutor overseeing the case probably let him go.
Speaker 6: I mean, that's what it looks like now.
Speaker 18: If he is a bad apple, why didn't she throw
Speaker 18: the book at him? I guess she's a bad apple too,
Speaker 18: Or better yet, maybe the Jews don't see it this way.
Speaker 18: Maybe the Jews will protect each other whether they're good
Speaker 18: or bad.
Speaker 6: You ever thought of that?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 18: They disgusting.
Speaker 5: Like any of us.
Speaker 1: Don't be an apologia apologist for this cult. Throw the
Speaker 1: same cloth they are raised in this. You don't understand
Speaker 1: how deep this goes and how how prevalent it is
Speaker 1: in their cult. Don't even call it a culture because
Speaker 1: they don't have one their cult. They they co opt
Speaker 1: culture because their imposters everywhere they go. They are not
Speaker 1: of anything except for what they've strung together from other
Speaker 1: people's ideas, thoughts, and achievements. But one thing is for sure,
Speaker 1: they are this very the very goddamn thing that you
Speaker 1: see in Frankism is Zionism and the very thing that
Speaker 1: you see in the Edda sorcery, witchcraft, if you want
Speaker 1: to call it that, poisoning people, torture, child murder, terrorizing
Speaker 1: everyone around them. That's what they are. That's what they do.
Speaker 1: They don't build, they don't do anything, and they love
Speaker 1: starving people. And that's what talk They talk about that
Speaker 1: in the attitude.
Speaker 18: But she's going to look out for him anyway, Why
Speaker 18: because he's Jewish, because he's Israel Jesus.
Speaker 6: Rarely that's called loyalty.
Speaker 18: Now, you could say that they don't all need to
Speaker 18: be bad apples if they're protecting each other, if they're
Speaker 18: looking out for each other, if their primary loyalty is
Speaker 18: to each other and not to America, that's a problem.
Speaker 18: That's a system, that's a network.
Speaker 1: Well that's the thing too. Do you what do you
Speaker 1: think what do you think is going to happen if
Speaker 1: you have a judge and you have one of these
Speaker 1: oys or one of the friends of the ois, are
Speaker 1: you are you going to prosecute? What if they're in
Speaker 1: the same Masonic word, They're not even allowed to. I
Speaker 1: mean this stretches out far beyond that, because when you
Speaker 1: get into the British edit and you realize that glenn
Speaker 1: Efo or Eve was of a Gothic ethnicity. She was
Speaker 1: a tall blonde and she was at one time a
Speaker 1: vestal of this serpent cult. That means that at the
Speaker 1: very core this serpent cult, even in the higher ranking
Speaker 1: of that sorcerers or sorcery what do you call the sorceresses,
Speaker 1: you know, inner circle, they weren't all the same ethnicity.
Speaker 1: So therefore this cult that we taught called Judaism isn't
Speaker 1: all one ethnicity. There's always been There's always been Gothic
Speaker 1: people working alongside them, Fridge in everything else you can
Speaker 1: think of. Was there a ship ton of Turk, yeah,
Speaker 1: because it was in Turkey. Was there a shit ton
Speaker 1: of Arab yeah, what later became you know, Muslim?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And there's there's another big point there is Judaism in Islam.
Speaker 1: Is there really much of a difference besides out on
Speaker 1: the surface, because how many times in history have they
Speaker 1: worked together for a common goal, which is to destroy
Speaker 1: the European Not there are so much to the Christians.
Speaker 1: It's more the European don't get it right out up
Speaker 1: in the Christianity thing because they don't stop to ask
Speaker 1: you when they see that you're white and not a Jew.
Speaker 18: Okay, it tells you something about how they operate in
Speaker 18: our country.
Speaker 6: And you've seen this over and over and over again.
Speaker 1: And the fact that they run every industry that matters,
Speaker 1: that has super influence on the way people think. This
Speaker 1: is a problem.
Speaker 6: Jews will look out for each other.
Speaker 18: They become very powerful, and then they help their own
Speaker 18: kind to get into power, and.
Speaker 1: They don't care about their immortal behavior. That's the That's
Speaker 1: the thing. Other people would shun someone in their group
Speaker 1: and disown them and say this person does not represent
Speaker 1: who we are and write them off. That's not what
Speaker 1: they do because that's actually encouraged. Otherwise, you're a feel y'all.
Speaker 1: I literally pronounce it, and that's a dirty word that
Speaker 1: makes you hated by other Jews when you're not a
Speaker 1: crooked piece of shit. A share.
Speaker 18: If one Jew becomes rich, he shares the wealth and
Speaker 18: the power with his friends and family.
Speaker 6: If one Jew's in a position to help another.
Speaker 1: And they know that's powerful. That's why they don't want
Speaker 1: generational wealth because then the tides could turn some day
Speaker 1: when people realize what's going on. Plus they have generational wealth,
Speaker 1: That's why they're destroying that ability. That's why the taxation occurs.
Speaker 1: That's why the central big digital currency will have a
Speaker 1: hand in making sure that you have nothing that you
Speaker 1: can pass down. You own nothing and be happy. Well,
Speaker 1: hook someone's going to own everything in the.
Speaker 18: Legal system, in the music industry, in business on Wall Street.
Speaker 6: They're going to do it.
Speaker 18: They will give them favor, they will give them patronage.
Speaker 18: Now understand that if any other group did this, it
Speaker 18: would be a civil rights violation.
Speaker 1: If it's been done every every day for a couple
Speaker 1: hundred years, and even before that, because they were here
Speaker 1: then too, with the slave trade and all that crap.
Speaker 1: And they were here as we know with freaking Columbus
Speaker 1: where they were Hernan Cortez. These are all cryptos and
Speaker 1: they've been they've been abusing that a long time. And
Speaker 1: whatever laws they set up, trust me, you're not going
Speaker 1: to get a fair shake with. They're gonna get off
Speaker 1: with nothing and whatever they favor in their system of
Speaker 1: destroying the European man's society. Those people are going to
Speaker 1: get off so that they can go and commit more
Speaker 1: crimes as well, so that it creates a panic, a frustration,
Speaker 1: and they're hoping themselves a resistance to it. That's why
Speaker 1: you're getting all of this information blasted at you about
Speaker 1: how many crimes a person had committed it before they
Speaker 1: two children, Two children already have had their heads cut
Speaker 1: off by psychopathic people. When was a woman who murdered
Speaker 1: a child and was holding its head in the air.
Speaker 1: And then another one raped and killed a little girl
Speaker 1: and cut off her head, and the father just died
Speaker 1: because of that's what you do, if your father, and
Speaker 1: that happens to you, your daughter, that's what happens. You
Speaker 1: just die if you're if you're if you're insane. But
Speaker 1: they want us to know about it, and they're the
Speaker 1: ones allowing it to happen, they're enabling it. These people
Speaker 1: didn't just one day up and decide they had a
Speaker 1: long history of being criminals and violent ones. If you
Speaker 1: were one of those people, you've been locked away in
Speaker 1: for a shot, and you never would have seen led
Speaker 1: a day, and you've been fucking probably beaten every day
Speaker 1: while you're in prison by guards for Christ's sake. But
Speaker 1: double standard, and the blacks know it, and they're taking
Speaker 1: advantage of it, the ones who are the most opportunistic
Speaker 1: and dirty. Just you know, it's a parasite gives you,
Speaker 1: gives it gives other people that it affects its own
Speaker 1: thoughts and behaviors and personality. So there you have it.
Speaker 18: White person was going, hey, listen, I'm gonna help you
Speaker 18: out because you're white.
Speaker 6: Could you imagine the outrage? Could you imagine?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 1: But why why Hey, morality should see other morality and
Speaker 1: help out morality. Nobility should help out nobility. Good behavior
Speaker 1: should be okay, rewarded, you know. But when you're helping
Speaker 1: the lowest of the little child predator criminal killers do
Speaker 1: whatever they want, that's a whole different thing. It's a
Speaker 1: whole different thing. It's not it's not something to compare us.
Speaker 18: Attorney who was white said to a white sex criminal, hey, listen, man,
Speaker 18: I'm gonna cut your break because you're a white guy.
Speaker 18: Because you're white, and I like you, and I'm gonna
Speaker 18: look out for even though you're a perfect I'm gonna
Speaker 18: look out for you because you're white. I'm not gonna
Speaker 18: turn you over to all these to all these Blacks
Speaker 18: and Jews and Muslims. You're white, I'm gonna that's illegal.
Speaker 18: It's illegal. That is literally illegal. You would go to
Speaker 18: jail for that if you did that in a job interview.
Speaker 1: I think I think Nick is being a little insensitive
Speaker 1: to the six gre million that they've suffered.
Speaker 18: If you did that in college admissions. Listen, buddy, I'm
Speaker 18: gonna cut your brake. Your last name is Jefferson, your
Speaker 18: last name is Hamilton.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna let you in.
Speaker 1: Hamilton was a Jew douchebag. Just yeah, watch out.
Speaker 16: You're one of us.
Speaker 6: You'd go to jail for that.
Speaker 18: It would be a civil rights violation. So you could say, well,
Speaker 18: this is one bad apple. Okay, one Israeli official was
Speaker 18: here and he tried to rape some American kids.
Speaker 6: But the good thing is our justice system.
Speaker 1: No wait, okay, it did recycle. That's just one comes.
Speaker 29: The first to go into military units. She'll be trained
Speaker 29: in containment and combat of classified, including irradiated classified, with
Speaker 29: possibility of classified airborne, classified flesh eating, classified pleasure, or
Speaker 29: all of the above. In such event as classified viewing,
Speaker 29: classified escape, are released, or otherwise become uncontrollable. Air Force
Speaker 29: units may also be directed to combat said classified due
Speaker 29: to their enormous size and other worldly strengths. Should event
Speaker 29: occur in urban areas, Jesus, Jesus, that's classified farts surpassing
Speaker 29: our darkest nightmares should cattle these exceed classified body disposal
Speaker 29: actions shall be holded and associated resources shall be reallocated
Speaker 29: to classify it underground.
Speaker 1: Classify Oh, underground. Yeah, they're okay, that's the first. That's
Speaker 1: a good key word there. Oh you mean the weasels
Speaker 1: that we safe in their tunnels as they are destroying
Speaker 1: the surface of the earth. Awesome, Okay. And those tunnels
Speaker 1: will probably also have troops in them. And to mention that,
Speaker 1: I mean, when you think tunnels, the tunnels are passageways
Speaker 1: that connect things. There's full on cities, probably bigger pull
Speaker 1: on fucking states underneath states for all you know. And
Speaker 1: the horrors that occurred down there, maybe that's what they
Speaker 1: meant by as above, so below, maybe don't look at
Speaker 1: the sky, ass sho, look at the surface of the
Speaker 1: earth and then beneath it protected.
Speaker 29: A new Bill of Right shall be drafted and approved
Speaker 29: by Classified. Having now reviewed the bill, I asked you
Speaker 29: to please cast your boats first.
Speaker 1: Cast your votes for what all you said was classified, asshole.
Speaker 1: Here's a bunch of Jews having a pig roast, I
Speaker 1: mean a deer roast. There you go, there you go,
Speaker 1: fuck you, asshole. I wasn't doing yellows somebody for making
Speaker 1: a fire in the woods. But but they're burning a corpse
Speaker 1: of a deer that didn't evens you know, prepare correctly.
Speaker 1: And there are a bunch of Jews. Then something's up
Speaker 1: and then and then instead of talking, it should have
Speaker 1: been you know, spring gun. But whatever.
Speaker 4: In the Munsey boyology is going on.
Speaker 7: This man just found a pack of the monkey boys
Speaker 7: in the woods in the new Swear sector of a
Speaker 7: Munsey land burning a deer on a pallet.
Speaker 3: Yo, literally in the entire deer, y'all.
Speaker 4: I cannot make this up.
Speaker 7: This man sees smoke coming from the back of his house,
Speaker 7: went back there and literally seeing a mob of a
Speaker 7: monkey boys burning a deer on top of a palette
Speaker 7: that you were seeing in the warehouse. The deer has
Speaker 7: things while his whole body, stomach's eye in the new swearan.
Speaker 3: Ritual is going on back here.
Speaker 7: So this is why you guys want to own all
Speaker 7: the property in monkey Land too, Benison in the woods
Speaker 7: in the backyard, what in the mussey Land barbecue is
Speaker 7: going on? Career, my monkey boy's got a man. I
Speaker 7: had no idea what to make of. This makes close
Speaker 7: sense to me. Somebody got explain immediately when he came
Speaker 7: up to ya, what's going on here, y'all?
Speaker 9: But to some explaining, because who's not got.
Speaker 12: To tell me?
Speaker 7: You just found a deal on top of his warehouse
Speaker 7: already was thinking throughout his body already, and he decided
Speaker 7: to crowd around me and do some type of I
Speaker 7: don't know what's going on, you explained to me, all right.
Speaker 1: And sorry we had to listen to all that. But
Speaker 1: ah see they were festive. They even they even decorated
Speaker 1: for the for the holidays. See, these people were so bad.
Speaker 1: One of the first things Nazis did was band freemasonry.
Speaker 1: And this kind of goes back to our story or
Speaker 1: our talk, I should say with Davis, right, Davis, so
Speaker 1: what do you think the the the interest in the
Speaker 1: occultialist for them? And my answer to that is they're
Speaker 1: trying to understand what those who were trying to murder
Speaker 1: them all were, how they thought. And yeah, the Tulli
Speaker 1: Society that was more of a nationalistic type of you
Speaker 1: got to look at the thing from different perspectives, and
Speaker 1: it's not if there's artifacts that we're going to expose
Speaker 1: the truth of history, or if there were artifacts of
Speaker 1: some other nature that may have given them an edge
Speaker 1: or advantage. I think there was a race for those
Speaker 1: things to keep them away from the Jews personally or
Speaker 1: the Jews with armies, which would be America in Britain.
Speaker 1: But I mean, we can go into the Tully Society
Speaker 1: next show. I just don't have time for her now.
Speaker 1: I think that might be a good idea to do
Speaker 1: that tomorrow. I have a guest, so we'll do it
Speaker 1: some other time. Why am I missing where I was?
Speaker 1: Just that? That's not it?
Speaker 2: Is it?
Speaker 25: Sure?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: Okay? Yes, And the fact that they banned the Cabbalistic
Speaker 1: should tell you that they weren't Cobbalists and they weren't
Speaker 1: luring cobbolists, and they certainly weren't freemasons. So there's all that.
Speaker 1: What's this? Oh yeah, that's awful. Yeah, I've seen that.
Speaker 1: Oh here's an interesting picture I don't want to hear
Speaker 1: to know youself. Years ago and now it's on the
Speaker 1: face years ago, a photo of Bill and Hillary Clinton surface,
Speaker 1: taken at the exact moment when Hillary was glitching, exposing
Speaker 1: her true appearance. I don't know how true this is,
Speaker 1: but it looks cool. There you go, demons. This guy's
Speaker 1: an asshole too. Yeah yeah, oh wait, look we have
Speaker 1: little lumor again. Yeah, this is interesting.
Speaker 5: If you go to China, they're piloting it a few
Speaker 5: years ago in j so I looked over the ease.
Speaker 5: If you go to shan Jena back in twenty seventeen,
Speaker 5: they already have precognition cameras, so want in shan Jin
Speaker 5: they would immediately detect that and send you a notification
Speaker 5: and they would get your money from your what they
Speaker 5: called eachat account. They used too many apps, each at
Speaker 5: allocating so you can ask if you can you got
Speaker 5: your money directly from your account. This is years ago,
Speaker 5: so this is not like some sort of conspiracy theory.
Speaker 5: It's not something that's gonna happen in ten years into
Speaker 5: the future. This has happened in pre Corona in China,
Speaker 5: and so this system in China that exists, it's extremely advanced.
Speaker 5: They can detect if it's a man or a woman.
Speaker 5: They can detect they can get your gauge, they can
Speaker 5: detect what kind of car model it is, who the
Speaker 5: manufacturer is. This is a sort of technology that we'll
Speaker 5: see in all these dystopian sort of films and whatever.
Speaker 5: And people keep putting off and thinking that this is
Speaker 5: something that's gonna happen to the lead or if my
Speaker 5: kid's lifetime or my grandkids. It's already here, and if
Speaker 5: this gets implemented anywhere, especially in a Western nation, it's
Speaker 5: not going away. Israel is already talking about the Fourth daw.
Speaker 5: Then they're gonna be going to purpees and they're gonna
Speaker 5: ask if you're gay. They're gonna be asking if you
Speaker 5: hate three pieces this week, he is unhealthy. If you
Speaker 5: buy certain books and certain countries, your country doesn't like
Speaker 5: to all loose points to the social preds courts system.
Speaker 5: So this is already the reality of the world. In
Speaker 5: certain places, and we need to be aware of that.
Speaker 3: If you don't want that, or if we do.
Speaker 5: And to be perfectly honest, anybody wants his vaccine passports.
Speaker 5: It's a mis normal. It's total control. Everything you do
Speaker 5: or don't do will be calculated to the point where
Speaker 5: if they can detect your GPS signe if you have
Speaker 5: a phone on you, they can detect who you're hanging
Speaker 5: out with. Oh, you're hanging out with somebody that said
Speaker 5: something bad nine years.
Speaker 3: Ago on wave.
Speaker 5: Okay, they have Chinese equivalent to Facebook or something like that. Right, Oh,
Speaker 5: you use two points. Oh you bought Japanese books, You
Speaker 5: use five hoots? You don't like japan. This is what
Speaker 5: is going to come up.
Speaker 17: Here, because it's already there, and we're doing that a
Speaker 17: little bit with contact tracing for COVID, aren't we, so
Speaker 17: that they can see where.
Speaker 5: You're at and who you're with. This is what reality is,
Speaker 5: is that the technology that seesus has and all these
Speaker 5: big tech corporations they already know where you are. It's
Speaker 5: just that they don't want to shock the system too
Speaker 5: much and admit that they have of it. Edwardstone revealed
Speaker 5: all this back in twenty thirteen.
Speaker 6: You've led the Hong Kong.
Speaker 5: They wouldn't keep them there. So now he's in Russia.
Speaker 5: But the NSA has all of your information, you know,
Speaker 5: your Google searches from like February ninety, two thousand and
Speaker 5: four and the bunker and call up help me, Rundo,
Speaker 5: right right, They have all this information, but they don't
Speaker 5: like in the US they have the Fourth Amendment.
Speaker 30: They can't.
Speaker 1: They're not on the track you've forever if you go there,
Speaker 1: you go, Yeah, the Fourth Amendment. Yeah, how'd that work out?
Speaker 29: Terry?
Speaker 1: In the world, Mike, and when I Mica and when I.
Speaker 2: The country will see the first thing I see to
Speaker 2: see the first gay president or the first.
Speaker 15: Woman president Obama.
Speaker 3: So let's just.
Speaker 16: Stop down, got it?
Speaker 6: You know, Michelle, I'm sorry, she's a one transgender.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, is that anything scared?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 1: Uh, well, he's talking to bear grills right now.
Speaker 8: One my mind.
Speaker 16: When Michelle's man, one my mind. When Michelle's man hold hands,
Speaker 16: it's like a whole new world for me just walking.
Speaker 31: Uh, you are being a role model for dealing with
Speaker 31: a child that's transgender, and that's you know that warm
Speaker 31: my heart? Particularly as a black man, you know, would
Speaker 31: you care to share that journey of.
Speaker 1: Well, well, she could have easily have been saying him
Speaker 1: as a black man, but that doesn't explain the cock,
Speaker 1: and that could just be one heavy floppy Uh what
Speaker 1: flap there? I guess I don't uh, you know, all right?
Speaker 1: One more than we move away, two more than we're
Speaker 1: moving on.
Speaker 32: They're basically their religion is to have their body become
Speaker 32: inhabited by fevers.
Speaker 2: That's what it is.
Speaker 8: I've read it.
Speaker 5: Okay, Dude's all document, just hidden coded language.
Speaker 16: Pearls represented the secret. You know this.
Speaker 1: You have all the money, You could have anything you want.
Speaker 1: How about an ugly bud ass ugly wife? Dude, wife dude, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you heard me right at mystery.
Speaker 32: It's the hidden gems, the secret sauce, secret teaching of
Speaker 32: all ages, the secret doctrine, the secret societies.
Speaker 1: They have a lot of secrets. Well, it's hiding in
Speaker 1: plain sight if you have eyes to see.
Speaker 5: It, it's right there in front of you.
Speaker 1: What is up, dude? What are you looking at?
Speaker 3: What is that?
Speaker 1: It's not a man or a woman. Come on, that's
Speaker 1: not that hard.
Speaker 16: Obviously, this person resembles Aleister Crowley, so probably some kind
Speaker 16: of relation there. They're all kind of related to someone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, Barbara Pearce's mother was in one of those
Speaker 1: little orgies with with Alisair Crowley, and.
Speaker 21: At the end of the day we got some kind
Speaker 21: of special bloodlin and that they're preserving sindrogeny, which means
Speaker 21: there's a controlled breeding program.
Speaker 8: They don't reproduce normally.
Speaker 16: It's control reproduction, you would improve.
Speaker 8: Or their beliefs.
Speaker 1: Yes, firm and an egg and synthetic biology and whatever
Speaker 1: is going on.
Speaker 15: I seem to be enjoying it all.
Speaker 16: First, ladies, that they are Drawnking Estouf the Masons, right.
Speaker 15: That's pretty A lot of people will say, oh, come.
Speaker 3: On, man, that's just a nasty old woman.
Speaker 6: It's a nasty old man, all right, come on, and
Speaker 6: it's a sea fair.
Speaker 1: Don't tell anybody. Let's keep the studio between you and me,
Speaker 1: because it's just Cheatingstrian.
Speaker 16: They're basically they're.
Speaker 1: You know, you'd think yes it demons or aliens would
Speaker 1: like to play around in both roles and also convince
Speaker 1: other people that that's normal so that they would cut
Speaker 1: off their genitalia for their amusement.
Speaker 32: In nineteen forty two, there were one hundred and ten
Speaker 32: thousand Japanese American citizens and good standing, law abiding people
Speaker 32: who were thrown into a tournament camps simply because their
Speaker 32: parents were born in the wrong country.
Speaker 4: That's all they did wrong.
Speaker 32: They had no right to a lawyer, no right to
Speaker 32: a fair trial, no right to a jury of their peers,
Speaker 32: no right to do process of any kind.
Speaker 4: The only right they had right this way.
Speaker 32: Into the internment camps. Just when these American citizens needed.
Speaker 1: Their their businesses and property confiscated, were left to rust
Speaker 1: on the vine, so that they were destroyed because they
Speaker 1: were able to attend to them the most.
Speaker 32: Their government suck them away and right rights if someone
Speaker 32: can take them away their privileges. That's all we've ever
Speaker 32: had in this country is a bill of temporary privileges
Speaker 32: that if you read the news even badly, you know
Speaker 32: that every year.
Speaker 1: The lists gets shorter and shorter and shorter.
Speaker 4: In nineteen forty.
Speaker 1: Two, Thanks George, that's this, okay.
Speaker 30: So what we're saying at the moment is about approximately
Speaker 30: one meter of new point clock coming out. As you
Speaker 30: can see when it goes through the machine on my
Speaker 30: colonic appointment, you can start to see the bits of
Speaker 30: rope in between the bits of the nupoid pluk where
Speaker 30: you can see the proper parasite body that was up
Speaker 30: to a meter long. And that is the first time
Speaker 30: that I have done a parasite plan, so I expected
Speaker 30: to see great results this idea that day four of
Speaker 30: the cleans it's normally recommended in day four and day ten.
Speaker 6: That felt amazing.
Speaker 30: Now what you can see.
Speaker 1: Right now is that tube her ass.
Speaker 17: It's about another three.
Speaker 30: To four meters of this coming out at the moment,
Speaker 30: which is a game the mucoid plark that houses the parasites,
Speaker 30: which are also taking the nutrients from my body. So
Speaker 30: after this, I expect to taking nutrients a lot better
Speaker 30: now that these will be coming out.
Speaker 13: Now.
Speaker 30: The yellow bits that you can see that are coming
Speaker 30: out now is also bright levels of toxic load that
Speaker 30: my body was housed in between those.
Speaker 15: They could have been stuck in there from a potential.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so coold what they call it col and cool
Speaker 1: and hydrotherapy. Anyway, I want to get that shit out
Speaker 1: of you. Literally. There's another one for you if you
Speaker 1: weren't GROSSI if.
Speaker 20: You're on a fast and you're fasting and you're you're
Speaker 20: you're on a diet. If you get a headache, you
Speaker 20: got the headache because the worms are all pe trying
Speaker 20: to get you to eat something else, but trying to
Speaker 20: make you sick. So you'll get off of what you're
Speaker 20: doing and start eating. So you take some argentina orthanine,
Speaker 20: and a matter of twenty minute, if the headache's gone,
Speaker 20: you've neutralized the worm urin, and you know that you're loading.
Speaker 1: All children that.
Speaker 20: Have little tiny pimples on the backs of their arms,
Speaker 20: or little tiny pimples here on the edges of their.
Speaker 16: Cheeks have five varieties of the critters in them.
Speaker 15: Five varieties.
Speaker 20: It's time to be worm and it's time to get
Speaker 20: them out.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 20: What I found out was is that vibration and frequency
Speaker 20: is everything.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure Tesla said that, buddy, It is literally everything.
Speaker 20: If you take an aspirin changes the way you vibrate,
Speaker 20: and so it walks the nerves so that you can't
Speaker 20: feel pain. If you take deworming programs, you change your vibration,
Speaker 20: and you change your vibration so dramatically that the worms
Speaker 20: with parasites either have to get out of you. This
Speaker 20: is no longer a good home or they die in
Speaker 20: you and then your lungs, in your liver and all
Speaker 20: that stuff.
Speaker 4: Handle it and you do it with water.
Speaker 20: And out of all of this, I handled my cancer,
Speaker 20: my stomach and esophagus cancer, which is a terminal problem.
Speaker 20: I am the only that I know survivor of stomach
Speaker 20: and esophagus cancer in this nation. I'm the only one
Speaker 20: that I know. You've got a lot of worms if
Speaker 20: you're on a fast.
Speaker 24: And you're.
Speaker 1: And notice how he kind of can join the idea
Speaker 1: of parasites and cancer, because sometimes that's what it is.
Speaker 1: This is so cool. Okay, one more. Yeah, I never
Speaker 1: tried it, but it looks good. Contrangessions of a drunk
Speaker 1: egg soldier. Are we doing this? We're doing this?
Speaker 15: Do you know why I am? I speak on behalf
Speaker 15: of the Jewish people?
Speaker 1: You look like somebody who speaks on behalf the Jewish people. Disheveled,
Speaker 1: probably dirty, having bass, can't keep your eyes open, crusties,
Speaker 1: trifle of lace. Yeah, yeah, that sounds about right. Have
Speaker 1: you held of is now?
Speaker 25: You have?
Speaker 21: Well?
Speaker 15: I hope you held only good.
Speaker 1: Things, otherwise we kill you.
Speaker 20: Well.
Speaker 33: In Isla believe in shooting ourselves in the food we
Speaker 33: don't waste any time.
Speaker 15: We do exactly everything upside down, because.
Speaker 1: That's where inversion, ah, we can.
Speaker 15: Be special God's chosen people.
Speaker 33: Another thing is after we shoot ourselves in the foot,
Speaker 33: we blame the Palestinians, because to blame the Palestinians is
Speaker 33: a very special honor.
Speaker 15: That only we get to do.
Speaker 33: Do you ever get to blame Palestinians for what you
Speaker 33: do in your cards? It's much easier to go through
Speaker 33: life that way. To ask me, especially when we are
Speaker 33: the biggest criminals in the world. Do you remember when
Speaker 33: we bound King David Hotel a long time ago?
Speaker 15: No good, forget about that. Remember what we did to
Speaker 15: the flotilla to Gaza. You don't good? Good, stay ignorant.
Speaker 15: It's good for us.
Speaker 33: And if you have full leftist have dare you being
Speaker 33: educated and know what's going on?
Speaker 1: Do you know why? I feel like this is part
Speaker 1: gonna be the conversation I had with Stu on Monday.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying which one too, I'm just saying, oh this, okay,
Speaker 1: I told this one's weird man, all right? Just look
Speaker 1: at it is that I found the picture I was
Speaker 1: someone in the I think it was actually no I
Speaker 1: know who it was.
Speaker 6: It was.
Speaker 1: It was David. We were having that conversation again.
Speaker 5: I think.
Speaker 1: Because she she came up in conversation. So there's lower
Speaker 1: Lumer says Masad agent Larry Lumer became motherfucker controlled opposition
Speaker 1: or massad testicle force controlled opposition infiltrator lower lumoor. Wow,
Speaker 1: look at that. There's nothing, says uh gay like herpies
Speaker 1: on the face. Look at nose? Well, timelook. Look she
Speaker 1: killed U vanilla ice and then smiled about it. I
Speaker 1: just found him like this, I swear, but ugh, you
Speaker 1: remember kids. Nick Fuentes said she's so hot and started
Speaker 1: having a meltdown. He was having a grew up in moment.
Speaker 1: Let's see, let's see if we can find that. Let's see,
Speaker 1: let's think we can get a let's go for videos. Oh,
Speaker 1: that's this is two early. This is too, it was
Speaker 1: years ago. This is about something else that's happened. Well
Speaker 1: maybe not. Let's see. Let's see what it says.
Speaker 4: Ah, that's no.
Speaker 1: Do I have do I get to have audio?
Speaker 18: Or what campaign is listening? Someone is heating my advice.
Speaker 18: They brought back Corey Lewandowski from sixteen Laura.
Speaker 6: Lumer shows up and Laura Lumer.
Speaker 18: Supports white nationalists and white identities.
Speaker 1: Are you crazy?
Speaker 4: Harrians?
Speaker 6: She's been a friend of mine for arians.
Speaker 1: She's a fucking Jew, dude.
Speaker 18: She hates everybody, and she has talked about white genocide consistently.
Speaker 1: She would Yes, she's talked about it in favor, right
Speaker 1: she remember she's the helpless Jude.
Speaker 6: Is that Ceville? She defended me for a long time,
Speaker 6: and he has turned this whole week.
Speaker 18: Wall to wall media coverage about immigration rather than abortion
Speaker 18: or brat or whatever.
Speaker 6: It's perfect.
Speaker 29: Republican.
Speaker 34: This is far right online personality Laura lumera and recently
Speaker 34: she's been closing them to Trump. She Lwana was playing
Speaker 34: with them to the presidential debate. She joined him the
Speaker 34: day after the debate at events commemorating nine to eleven
Speaker 34: in New York and Pennsylvania, even though she's a nine
Speaker 34: eleven conspiracy theorist, and her presence on Trump campaign trails
Speaker 34: were these questions from both Democrats and Republicans because of
Speaker 34: her related racism, hatred and the long story.
Speaker 1: Of finally somewhat in the campaign is yep, but not
Speaker 1: mentioned the fact that she's a lying Jew. Why not
Speaker 1: do that. Why does no Vady do that? He was
Speaker 1: being interviewed, is what I saw, And he was sitting
Speaker 1: down and he was having a Googoo moment over if
Speaker 1: I right, Nazi nick fluents. But see, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean, It's like, who the hell writes this bullshit?
Speaker 1: The words that they use are It's very ova liked
Speaker 1: everything about the media, obviously, but even the people that
Speaker 1: are the little minions who are having their own channels
Speaker 1: and pretending to be independent, people who just happened to
Speaker 1: have people paying attention to pop up in Google searches.
Speaker 1: These people are all fucking part of their same system.
Speaker 1: They're all they're all the media hand of the Jew
Speaker 1: And that's it's just disgusting to look at. It's a
Speaker 1: very disgusting to look at any media. You're talking about it,
Speaker 1: am I fucking the whole time, son of a fuck? Sorry,
Speaker 1: supposed to be on second second one. I didn't realize
Speaker 1: that was happening the whole time. Jesus fucking Christ. The
Speaker 1: whole time we were looking at that, and you're looking
Speaker 1: at me. See, I fucking I need other people. I
Speaker 1: can't fucking do this shit anymore. I'm getting so pissed
Speaker 1: off every fucking time I do something. Sabotage, sabotage, sabotage.
Speaker 1: Fuck this shit.
Speaker 8: If that's their goal.
Speaker 4: Yeah, is the president of the tech Ron Jewish Committee.
Speaker 5: In Iran, we have complete freedom to carry out our
Speaker 5: religious duties.
Speaker 22: You know what's funny. In Israel, only Jewish people have
Speaker 22: the right to carry out their religious duties.
Speaker 6: There's a lot more religious diversity. What the fuck is
Speaker 6: that Isfahan alone? There can'tnadogues used.
Speaker 16: To live York City.
Speaker 4: One thing he values in Iran, he says, is the
Speaker 4: absence of anti Semitism. I feel they're here than probably
Speaker 4: United the States.
Speaker 22: It's almost like the Western media has lied to us
Speaker 22: for over thirty years.
Speaker 18: Is the head of Isfahan's Jewish community, and he says,
Speaker 18: we consider ourselves Iranian Jews, not Israeli Jews.
Speaker 22: I cannot leave. We knowell this highlights so to be
Speaker 22: very careful about our language and realize that talking about
Speaker 22: the Israeli government is different than talking about Jews.
Speaker 6: It is an elected member of Iran's parliaments.
Speaker 22: Magizine.
Speaker 9: Based on the interest, we will we's enemy on my county.
Speaker 4: That will send through what we thought you knew that's just.
Speaker 8: Who wants to kill.
Speaker 1: Its a good thing. So all that time, I don't
Speaker 1: know how long did you guys see this?
Speaker 35: Maye Kanye West is an example of somebody who is
Speaker 35: struggling with demon possession who's fighting it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 35: So like a lot of the celebrities, the reason why
Speaker 35: I have to kill somebody is because that creates such
Speaker 35: a trauma hole. And same thing with why they have
Speaker 35: to molest children and do these terrible things. It creates
Speaker 35: such a trauma hole in the person's mind. They're like,
Speaker 35: I can't believe I just did that that Instantly they're out,
Speaker 35: Like the demon if it wants to go in and
Speaker 35: out with that person, it's like boom, it's them or
Speaker 35: the demon's access. They want you to kill someone that
Speaker 35: you love, it has to be someone you love, like
Speaker 35: Kanye West, like originally, like he admitted it, he sacrificed
Speaker 35: his mom.
Speaker 6: My MoMA was sacrificing.
Speaker 35: He sacrifices his mother. That's part of a safe and ritual.
Speaker 35: You have to create trauma. And so you have to
Speaker 35: understand how hypnosis works too.
Speaker 4: Because this is a part of it.
Speaker 35: Because if you believe that was something he just said,
Speaker 35: you believe that to be very chea. I believe that
Speaker 35: he was involved in a ritual involvement of ritual set
Speaker 35: because they're all involved in that, all the celebrities do.
Speaker 3: That his song.
Speaker 6: How would a lot of people come up missing.
Speaker 35: Like they all have somebody close than it has to die.
Speaker 4: So when you're talking about people like Diddy, oh.
Speaker 35: Yeah, absolutely, they all they all have done participated in
Speaker 35: ritual sacrifices and so like you have to Okay, So
Speaker 35: like that, there's.
Speaker 1: A there's deflection here because he's saying things he's not
Speaker 1: one hundred percent should because he nobody's telling him these things.
Speaker 1: These are based on uh insinuations. But of course it's true.
Speaker 1: But the fact that he's saying it as if it's
Speaker 1: a matter of fact to someone else instead of saying
Speaker 1: it spected to speculatively, like obviously this seems like this
Speaker 1: is what's av He's not doing that, and that's a
Speaker 1: little bit uncool. It's a little uncool.
Speaker 35: Turning factor on whether you can be hypnotized or not. Okay,
Speaker 35: it comes down to have you had trauma in your life.
Speaker 19: The more trauma, the more.
Speaker 35: You are hypnotizable. Okay, and himans just won't tell you this,
Speaker 35: but this is the fact is how it works. Like
Speaker 35: and so they want all that. That's why they put
Speaker 35: the stuff in the media.
Speaker 1: All the time and they oh, he talks it stuff.
Speaker 35: There's make it easy for criminals. But then they like
Speaker 35: tell you it's illegal if you do this, and then
Speaker 35: it's like but they can do it, and they want
Speaker 35: to create you.
Speaker 1: Talk about hypnotism, then you just completely trilled off.
Speaker 35: Environments where it creates more trauma because the more there's trauma,
Speaker 35: the more they can control you. The more witchcraft works,
Speaker 35: the more demons can influence you, the more trauma person has,
Speaker 35: you are susceptible to hypnosis, right, yes, yeah, Well because
Speaker 35: when the brain has experienced trauma, what happens is your
Speaker 35: mind will shut off a part of your brain and
Speaker 35: say I am never going to go to that folder
Speaker 35: there ever, okay, And so there's a part of your
Speaker 35: brain that is unaccessible.
Speaker 19: In fact, a lot of people I pray for it.
Speaker 35: They get healing and afterwards they start remembering things and
Speaker 35: they actually become smarter. They literally become a more intelligent
Speaker 35: because they can use.
Speaker 19: All of their brain. They don't realize.
Speaker 35: The mind is cut off because there's a trauma in
Speaker 35: there and your cognitive mindsets. We are not going anywhere
Speaker 35: near that part of the brain.
Speaker 1: You're letting the energy flow better in your mind. It's
Speaker 1: not a fucking the brain is just a processor, dude,
Speaker 1: it's nowhere. This is why people have what they call
Speaker 1: undealt with childhood trauma exactly.
Speaker 8: They don't access they don't.
Speaker 1: It's not a material thing that you're talking about.
Speaker 19: Talk about it, yep.
Speaker 35: And then as a hypnosis person, if they have that sleep,
Speaker 35: you're out, Like dude, it's like that. And when you're
Speaker 35: in that state, demon comes in.
Speaker 8: And like this horrific sinking. Feeling like that makes me
Speaker 8: hurt for.
Speaker 1: You, it does. I feel bad for him.
Speaker 35: I feel terrible for him actually, so like you know,
Speaker 35: he doesn't he's fighting this.
Speaker 1: I feel terrible for multi millionaires so much all the time.
Speaker 1: I cry in my discount pillow because that's what I
Speaker 1: could afford. Fucking bitches, And he's not recognizing you.
Speaker 3: You have to.
Speaker 1: You have to because you're you're you're the demon eraser
Speaker 1: over here, nice name retard.
Speaker 35: How the demons are working?
Speaker 1: Well, I guess what am I saying? I'm ball busters.
Speaker 1: He's demon erasers. I mean, I can't really say too much.
Speaker 35: Kanye West is an example of somebody who is struggling
Speaker 35: with demon possession.
Speaker 1: There's a hat. Okay, so four o'clock, I got about
Speaker 1: an hour. Let's drop down one of these guys. And sorry,
Speaker 1: I wasn't I didn't know you were looking at me
Speaker 1: the whole time. You get on talking, you're handling things.
Speaker 1: There's I have one monitor and so whatever the fuck
Speaker 1: is in front of my face, so if I'm looking
Speaker 1: at it, I don't know that this scene didn't change.
Speaker 1: I don't know that this scene didn't change. I didn't
Speaker 1: know that this scene didn't change. I didn't know that
Speaker 1: this scene didn't change. This is why you need some
Speaker 1: of the fucking person here. So let's do this. Well,
Speaker 1: that's kind of long. Let's start off with the stupid
Speaker 1: one nine minutes little intro.
Speaker 19: Many of us are familiar with the stories about I
Speaker 19: hate it already Kula and vampires sold his bloody, thirsty
Speaker 19: beans that see the out humans two feet on at
Speaker 19: any cost. Did you know that the stories about Dracula
Speaker 19: may have been inspired by a real person.
Speaker 8: It's true.
Speaker 19: Back in the fifteenth century, there was a prince in
Speaker 19: Europe whose actions were so atrocious and many historians believe
Speaker 19: he might have been the inspiration for Dracula, and thus Vampire.
Speaker 1: Might have this blood thirsty way, retarded Lady.
Speaker 19: Impaler frightened most of Europe with his gruesome methods and
Speaker 19: fierce facts. Welcome back to nutty history. Join us as
Speaker 19: we take a look at the man who may have
Speaker 19: inspired monsters, Lady Impaler, the real life Dracula, and some
Speaker 19: of the weird facts about him.
Speaker 1: They got bad.
Speaker 19: Tepish born in fourteen thirty one in Siga Soda, Transylvania
Speaker 19: now modern day Romania, was the three time Friends of Walakia.
Speaker 19: He had the cruelest fun methods for his enemies, and
Speaker 19: this is what gained him notoriety and widespread fear in
Speaker 19: fifteenth century Europe. Black came from a family of nobles
Speaker 19: and was the second of four brothers. His father was
Speaker 19: named Blat, the second Dracool. At the time, Dracool roughly
Speaker 19: translated to dragon. His father chose his surname after he
Speaker 19: joined the Order of the Dragon, a Christian group that
Speaker 19: was against the Ottoman Empire's control of Europe.
Speaker 1: Right Christian against Ottoman Muslim motherfuckers, and they are well
Speaker 1: known child diddlers.
Speaker 19: From the word Drakool would translate to devil, giving Blat tepish.
Speaker 1: That's why did he's a diddler, right? The diddler did?
Speaker 1: Why did he change his name from puff Daddy.
Speaker 19: Son of the dragon name or the son of the devil.
Speaker 19: His official title was Flat the third or Voivide of Wilakia. Interestingly,
Speaker 19: Lad was a prince three separate times between fourteen forty
Speaker 19: eight and his death in fourteen seventy six at the
Speaker 19: age of forty five. His father took over rule of
Speaker 19: the Kingdom of Willakia in modern day South Romania in
Speaker 19: fourteen thirty six. Prior to his father becoming ruler, Lad
Speaker 19: and his younger brother Radu were held as hostages by
Speaker 19: the Ottoman Empire. In fourteen forty two, Sultan You're at
Speaker 19: the second invited Lad, his brother Radhu, and his father's
Speaker 19: lad Drakoul to stay with him at Gallipoli. Their father agreed,
Speaker 19: but as the three reached the entrance gates, they were
Speaker 19: met by an army that tied them up. Blat, aged fourteen,
Speaker 19: and Radu, aged seven, didn't speak or understand any of
Speaker 19: the Turkish languages. Spoken by their tailors. Lad's father was
Speaker 19: very vocal about his dislike for the Ottomai Turks.
Speaker 1: So you got a mixture there. Remember, the Turks are
Speaker 1: the Saturn cult remnants, right, this is I'm not saying
Speaker 1: another Turk is I'm just saying that this is where
Speaker 1: they came from. This is where you find out the Ieda.
Speaker 1: So there's this is why it's not so much inefinacity
Speaker 1: as the cult bloodline relation with what you see today
Speaker 1: calling themselves Islam, Judaism, and even Catholicism when you get
Speaker 1: into the churchy shit all especially from Rome, all the
Speaker 1: same goddamn cults. They even tell you in their symbolism
Speaker 1: who they are and where they came from. And they're
Speaker 1: from that serpent cult.
Speaker 19: But the Empire, and perhaps this made his sons hostage targeted.
Speaker 19: Father had sense changes opinions about the Empire, and his
Speaker 19: sons were taken as a loyalty test the Sultan.
Speaker 1: You're at the second, yeah, loyalty test also known as
Speaker 1: terrible loser father leaving his children behind to be god
Speaker 1: knows what by scotch bag here to.
Speaker 19: Ensure that the Lad's father would be loyal and true
Speaker 19: to the Empire. Despite his previous speeches, Lad Dracoul was
Speaker 19: released after a year, while the boys would go on
Speaker 19: to spend many years with the Sultan. It's been noted
Speaker 19: that the boys may have found comfort that the landscape
Speaker 19: surrounding their first prison at Agragas may have looked very
Speaker 19: similar to the mountainous landscape of Wallakia. The boy's imprisonment
Speaker 19: was not harsh. The Sultan began to prepare them for
Speaker 19: the eventual release. Despite being comfortable, the boys were aware
Speaker 19: that they were a constant threat of execution. If their
Speaker 19: father disobeyed the Sultan or sabotaged him, the boys would
Speaker 19: be killed. Ladd was a terrible student during his time
Speaker 19: with the Sultan and was frequently whipped. On the opposite end,
Speaker 19: Radu was an excellent student and popular member of the
Speaker 19: royal court. This started a lock time feud and hatred
Speaker 19: between the brothers. Years later, while being held hostaged, new
Speaker 19: spread that the Lad's father and eldest brother had been
Speaker 19: murdered by the noblemen in their hometown. Interestingly, instead of
Speaker 19: immediately returning home, Ladd was made an off and the
Speaker 19: Turkish army, to the great pleasure of the Sultan. During
Speaker 19: his time as hostage, Lad married a woman who birthed
Speaker 19: his eldest son and heir, Mishnana. According to legend, his
Speaker 19: wife died trying to escape by jumping off a tower
Speaker 19: and into the Argus River.
Speaker 1: Would you have much loyalty to your dad who left
Speaker 1: you behind for that?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 1: Why well, why didn't he race home? Why do you
Speaker 1: think he didn't raise home?
Speaker 19: Boyd capture while Lad was fighting against the Turks in
Speaker 19: fourteen forty six. Ladd was held in the Ottoman Empire
Speaker 19: for six years before returning to Walachia in fourteen forty eight.
Speaker 19: He married his second wife, Justina Sinaki in fourteen forty eight,
Speaker 19: and this marriage was the grounds for his release, as
Speaker 19: his new wife was the cousin of the King of Hungary.
Speaker 19: Once returning from being held hostage, Blad started his first
Speaker 19: series of campaigns to take control of his father's physician
Speaker 19: as ruler of Walakia. There were many opposed to this,
Speaker 19: including the people responsible for the murders of his father
Speaker 19: and eldest brother the year before. His younger brother also
Speaker 19: ran against him and had the support of the Ottoman Empire.
Speaker 19: Ladd would emerge victorious, but only for a short period
Speaker 19: of time. He managed to hold on to the title
Speaker 19: of the Prince of Wallakia for a brief two months.
Speaker 19: In fourteen forty eight, he was overthrown by Vladislav the Second,
Speaker 19: a Loryal follower of John Hanyati who was defeating the
Speaker 19: Ottomans in many battles. Ladd was exiled from Wilakia and
Speaker 19: went to state with his uncle Bogdan the Second in Moldavia.
Speaker 19: Ladd didn't stay down on his luck, though, he used
Speaker 19: the time to form powerful diplomatic alliances with Hungary. The
Speaker 19: eight years it followed would become some of the bloodiest
Speaker 19: in history. Lad was actually given the last name Tepish,
Speaker 19: meaning in Paler in Romanian. After his death, he was
Speaker 19: also known as Kazikili Bay, which means sir in Paler
Speaker 19: in Turkish. Lad's gruesome techniques were to counteract his small
Speaker 19: army and limited resources. He favored military ambush, using lightning,
Speaker 19: fast attacks on horseback. The enemy soldier would be impaled,
Speaker 19: then removed from the battlefield as soon as possible. Perhaps
Speaker 19: in tune with his grotesque methods, Bladd also had a
Speaker 19: morbid sense of human victim's bodies would often twitch after
Speaker 19: being impaled.
Speaker 1: But your ai voice and you're retarded a sense of humor.
Speaker 19: The multiple twitches would cause the body to move around
Speaker 19: as they died. One historical account notes Blad saying, oh,
Speaker 19: what a great gracefulness they exhibited as he stood at
Speaker 19: watch his victims suffer. Vladd was a fierce ruler and
Speaker 19: demanded obedience from his army. Following a bloody battle, one
Speaker 19: of his soldiers covered his nose due to the stench
Speaker 19: from the multitude of Rodney corpses. Ladd was enraged by
Speaker 19: his action and impaled him as well. It is thought
Speaker 19: that Vlad learned his punishment techniques during his time as
Speaker 19: a hostage with the Turks in the Ottoman Empire. There
Speaker 19: is one fifteenth century manuscript called the Story of a
Speaker 19: Bloodthirsty Man man called Dracula of Wallakia by Michael biam In.
Speaker 19: The book Them makes note of Lad's stomach turning dinner
Speaker 19: time behavior. He would frequently invite guest over to his
Speaker 19: house for dinner at his mansion and would present a
Speaker 19: great feast. Following the feast, Ladd would have his guest
Speaker 19: in pale at the dinner table. Lad would continue with
Speaker 19: his dinner dipping his thread into the cool blood of
Speaker 19: his victims passage. During Lad's second reign as the Prince
Speaker 19: of Wallakia from fourteen fifty six to fourteen sixty two,
Speaker 19: he worked to strengthen the agricultural, economy and military of Wallakia.
Speaker 19: He would terrorize and punish any thieves or criminals caught.
Speaker 8: In his land.
Speaker 19: He also built new villages and helped local merchants by
Speaker 19: limiting foreign trade into Wallachia. He imposed strict rules on
Speaker 19: his land with a high moral code and concern for chastity.
Speaker 1: It cost again, high moral, high moral, moral code. But
Speaker 1: yet he just invites people over to have dinner with them,
Speaker 1: and then he impales them. That part doesn't make any
Speaker 1: fucking sense. I doubt that that actually happened. And those
Speaker 1: there are a bunch of scumbags that he invited of
Speaker 1: there for one last meal and didn't tell them. If
Speaker 1: there are pieces of shit he was getting off the streets.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe, But you don't just have a bunch of
Speaker 1: who's gonna come over anymore? You're not gonna have any
Speaker 1: more friends. Yeah, No, I'm good. I ate earlier today, Sorry, Chris.
Speaker 19: Women and women who were not virgins or unchafted widows
Speaker 19: were either impaled or had their reproductive organs removed. In
Speaker 19: fourteen sixty two, after fleeing from the Ottoman army, he
Speaker 19: left a forest in his weight, made up entirely of
Speaker 19: impaled prisoners. Estimates suggests he impaled twenty thousand people in
Speaker 19: one day. Another account states that Ladd had once caught
Speaker 19: a Romanian man stealing from him. As part of his punishment,
Speaker 19: lad ordered him to be executed. Blatt eventually went to
Speaker 19: seek help from Athias Corvinus, the king of Hungary It's
Speaker 19: why second Consident, but was imprisoned instead. Blad was held
Speaker 19: in captivity from fourteen sixty three until fourteen seventy five.
Speaker 19: Now during this time, the stories of his cruelty spread
Speaker 19: throughout Europe. He was released at the request of Stephen
Speaker 19: the third of Moldovia in the summer of fourteen seventy five.
Speaker 19: He fought alongside Corvinius's army against the Ottomans in early
Speaker 19: fourteen seventy six. He would often disguise himself as an
Speaker 19: Ottoman soldier as a way of getting up close to
Speaker 19: his enemy. Bladd achieved his third and final reign in
Speaker 19: fourteen seventy six, before being killed in battle in January
Speaker 19: of fourteen seventy seven. Lady Impaler is estimated to have
Speaker 19: killed upwards of one hundred thousand people during his reign
Speaker 19: of terror. To this date, its unknown where Lad's body
Speaker 19: ended up. Local traditions from the area say that his
Speaker 19: body was found by nearby monks and put in an
Speaker 19: unmarked tomb. However, excavations of the tomb in nineteen thirty
Speaker 19: three found no body and only the bones and jaws
Speaker 19: of horses. Historians think that Lad was probably buried in
Speaker 19: the first church of the Comana monastery, but no body
Speaker 19: has ever been found. Despite his cruele and gruesome actions,
Speaker 19: is considered a national hero media and is mostly revered now.
Speaker 19: The locals acknowledged that his actions were awful, but most
Speaker 19: maintained they were necessary at the time to keep his
Speaker 19: power and repel his enemies. That has since gone to
Speaker 19: inspire many stories and movies.
Speaker 1: So we can get rid of that one. Yeah, this
Speaker 1: is the dude coming on tomorrow, And like I said,
Speaker 1: one day, I'm going to be on Stupiters. I'm not
Speaker 1: sure when it's going to later. I'm not sure what
Speaker 1: that's going to do either. It be have zero impact.
Speaker 1: I doubt it won't have zero impact. I mean there
Speaker 1: should will be people that watch that show. They'd be like, Hey,
Speaker 1: I wonder what that Bullbuster channel is about. And then
Speaker 1: maybe we'll have more people watching the Ali fuck off,
Speaker 1: you fag. Maybe we'll have more people watching the Doctor
Speaker 1: Gluden days. That'd be nice. This is great, but I
Speaker 1: don't want this to be cut. So maybe we'll talk
Speaker 1: about this part first. And yeah, if it's subtile, stop
Speaker 1: though stories of tortures sounds good.
Speaker 8: Or the winter of fourteen forty two, an eleven year
Speaker 8: old boy stood at the threshold of hell disguised as paradise.
Speaker 8: Vlad Dracula, second son of lad the second Drakoul, ruler
Speaker 8: of Wallachia, was delivered into Ottoman hands, not as a
Speaker 8: prisoner of war, but as collateral in a political arrangement.
Speaker 8: His father could not refuse that. The boy prince, along
Speaker 8: with his younger brother Radu, entered the gates of the
Speaker 8: Ottoman palace in Indirana, surrounded by marble columns and golden
Speaker 8: mosaics that reflected the empire's wealth and power. Yet behind
Speaker 8: this splenida lay a system designed to break the spirit
Speaker 8: of conquered people's good.
Speaker 1: He's like, dude, what fucking window can I look out of?
Speaker 1: You're cutting people's heads out a very goddamn window and.
Speaker 8: Remake their children into instruments of the Sultan's will. What
Speaker 8: the Ottomans intended as education would become something far darker.
Speaker 1: A second, I slid this slider all the way up
Speaker 1: to the mid range before even clicked on that I
Speaker 1: was that's weird.
Speaker 8: Crucible of psychological torment that would forge one of history's
Speaker 8: most terrifying rulers. The practice of taking hostages from vassal
Speaker 8: states was a cornerstone of Ottoman imperial strategy during the
Speaker 8: fifteenth century, known as the Deva Shehrman system. When applied
Speaker 8: to Christian boys converted to serve the Sultan. The hostage
Speaker 8: arrangement with noble families served a dual purpose, ensuring the
Speaker 8: loyalty of conquered territories, while in doctrine future leaders in
Speaker 8: Ottoman culture and submission.
Speaker 1: And by that we mean sexual abuse of children.
Speaker 8: The second Dracool, desperate to maintain his precarious throne in Wallakia,
Speaker 8: had a little choice but to comply with Sultan and Muran.
Speaker 8: The Second's demand so I want my throne.
Speaker 1: So, yeah, you can bugger up my two children. There's
Speaker 1: a reason why he didn't. Yeah, you know, maybe there's
Speaker 1: a reason why he stabbed a bunch of people with
Speaker 1: a big gas stick or had them stabbed with the
Speaker 1: big gas stick. Maybe there's a reason why he took
Speaker 1: personal uh care into making sure that people held a
Speaker 1: high mortal standard. Maybe he was. And people who don't
Speaker 1: suck anyway, right, But his dad, and then there's other
Speaker 1: all the male figures that he has after that one
Speaker 1: trot into the forest that his dad led led them
Speaker 1: into a trap, not that he knew about it or not,
Speaker 1: but still it's responsible. Now he's being buggered up, and
Speaker 1: so is his little brother, his little brother, who, by
Speaker 1: the way, they took a great fondness of And they
Speaker 1: can't start, they can't shut up about it. In their
Speaker 1: own writings, how beautiful they call it. Keep calling the
Speaker 1: little boy beautiful. It's really freaking creepy, really creepy.
Speaker 8: Lakia occupied a strategic position between the expanding Ottoman Empire
Speaker 8: and Christian Europe.
Speaker 1: He just can't seem to crush that paper. It keeps
Speaker 1: a fall. It's like doing rock paper scissors with it
Speaker 1: over the top.
Speaker 8: Making it a constant battleground for influence. By surrendering his sons,
Speaker 8: Drakoul hoped to secure Ottoman support against his rivals and
Speaker 8: by time for his fragile reign. The palace where young
Speaker 8: Vlatt found himself was a world of contradictions on the
Speaker 8: surface and awfully raping luxuries beyond imagination. Silk garments, elaborate feasts,
Speaker 8: gardens filled with exotic flowers, and tutors who taught languages, mathematics,
Speaker 8: and the arts of the war enough for the As yet,
Speaker 8: this gilded cage operated on principles of absolute control and
Speaker 8: psychological manipulation. The young princes were never allowed to forget
Speaker 8: their status as hostages, dependented entirely on their captor's mercy.
Speaker 8: They witnessed the casual brutality that maintained Ottoman order, executions
Speaker 8: carried out in palace courtyards, the torture of those who
Speaker 8: displeased the Sultan, and the systematic humiliation of anyone who
Speaker 8: dared resist. For a proud boy whose father bore the
Speaker 8: title Dracule, what.
Speaker 1: Does this bring Vlad to Thanksgiving? What the fuck are
Speaker 1: you looking at here?
Speaker 8: Meaning dragon or devil? This forced submission was intolerable.
Speaker 1: The Ottoman method, you get to you guys currently a
Speaker 1: saying oivy it looking crazy, eyes on all them, how
Speaker 1: do you get here?
Speaker 8: That of education for noble hostages went far beyond academic instruction.
Speaker 8: It was a deliberate process of psychological breaking, designed to
Speaker 8: either loyal servants or broken shells of men. The boys
Speaker 8: were separated from everything familiar, their language, their orthodox Christian faith,
Speaker 8: their culture, and any sense of autonomy. They were subjected
Speaker 8: to rigorous military training that included not just combat skills,
Speaker 8: but lessons in cruelty and intimidation. Young lad watched as
Speaker 8: Ottoman soldiers demonstrated methods of torture and execution, learning that
Speaker 8: fear was the most effective weapon of all. He saw
Speaker 8: men impaled on stakes, their bodies displayed as warnings to others.
Speaker 8: He observed beheadings, flayings, and mutilations carried out with clinical precision.
Speaker 8: These were not random acts of violence, but calculated demonstrations
Speaker 8: of power. Lessons the Ottomans intended their hostage princes to
Speaker 8: internalize and eventually employ in service of the empire. The
Speaker 8: contrast between the two brothers responses to captivity reveals the
Speaker 8: excess and failure of Ottoman methods. Radu, the younger and
Speaker 8: more physically attractive of the two, adapted to his circumstances
Speaker 8: with remarkable ease. Historical account, they have.
Speaker 1: To say that his younger brother was more physically attractive.
Speaker 1: This is creepy, as shit dude suggests.
Speaker 8: He became a favorite of the young Prince Mehmed later
Speaker 8: Sultan Mehmed the Second, forming a relationship that there may
Speaker 8: have been more than the friendship what I mean, culture
Speaker 8: converted to Islam, and eventually became a trusted Ottoman commander,
Speaker 8: meaning he was a cirk fighting against his own homeland.
Speaker 8: He learned to navigate the palace's dangerous politics through charm
Speaker 8: and submission.
Speaker 1: Hey, look what was the left handed at least in
Speaker 1: that picture?
Speaker 8: Earning privileges and protection. By becoming exactly what the Ottomans
Speaker 8: wanted him to be, his capitulation was complete. His transformation
Speaker 8: from a Wallachian prince to Ottoman lawyer least a testament
Speaker 8: to the effectiveness of the system.
Speaker 1: Okay, I do know what this is, but I don't
Speaker 1: know why they're showing this when they're talking about something
Speaker 1: completely different. It's part of just to divert your eyes
Speaker 1: and not try to make sense of the picture when
Speaker 1: they're telling the story, because you're gonna listen. You're gonna
Speaker 1: lose the details if you do that. But there is
Speaker 1: a story of a cup at a a golden chalice
Speaker 1: that was left at a waterfowlon as a testament to
Speaker 1: how uh you could say how much he was feared,
Speaker 1: or you could say how well trained and understanding of
Speaker 1: his brutete, of his justice they were that that it
Speaker 1: stayed there and never got stolen because it was it
Speaker 1: was bait, so if it was stolen, you would have
Speaker 1: been impaled. Right, kind of a kind of a shitty
Speaker 1: dude thing to do for a bunch of peasants that
Speaker 1: are maybe not doing so well and say, hey, look
Speaker 1: you are your problems solved right here. Don't touch it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: your little sons will get a little thinner, it looks
Speaker 1: like because it can't have food. But you know, don't
Speaker 1: touch this gold. I mean maybe I don't know. I
Speaker 1: don't know what's going on. I don't know the health
Speaker 1: of the people were there. But because they've been they
Speaker 1: could have been great. They could have been doing awesome
Speaker 1: under under a good old Lad here, and my guess
Speaker 1: is probably meaning more toward that. But yeah, this is
Speaker 1: a story.
Speaker 25: It was, It was.
Speaker 1: It's been told a couple of times about the the
Speaker 1: chalice as the bait to see if anybody to prove
Speaker 1: their honesty and loyalty and character.
Speaker 8: That's response was entirely different and infinitely more dangerous. Where
Speaker 8: Radu bent, Vlad hardened, Where Radu st favor, Vlad nursed, hatred, contemptency.
Speaker 1: Where Radu bent, Yeah, that has a double meeting. Sadly
Speaker 1: he bent, all right, he bent.
Speaker 8: Over resources describe the young Vlat as proud, defiant, and
Speaker 8: impossible to break despite years of punishment and humiliation. He
Speaker 8: endured beatings for refusing to show proper deference, solitary confinement
Speaker 8: for acts of resistance, and constant psychological pressure to submit.
Speaker 8: Yet instead of breaking him, each punishment seemed to forge
Speaker 8: his character into something colder and more ruthless. He learned
Speaker 8: the Ottoman lessons in cruelty and intimidation, but not with
Speaker 8: the intention of serving his captors. He studied their methods
Speaker 8: of torture, their strategies of psychological warfare, and their use
Speaker 8: of terror as a governing tool. With the focused in
Speaker 8: intensity of a student who plans to surpass his teachers.
Speaker 8: The Ottomans were creating a weapon they could not control,
Speaker 8: sharpening a blade that would one day be turned against them.
Speaker 8: The six years Vlad spent in Ottoman captivity from ages
Speaker 8: eleven to seventeen coincided with his most formative developmental period.
Speaker 8: Psychological research has long established that the trauma during adolescence
Speaker 8: fundamentally shaped personality, world view, and behavioral patterns. For Vlad,
Speaker 8: already predisposed to pride and ambition by his noble birth
Speaker 8: and family heritage, the experience of powerlessness and degradation created
Speaker 8: a psychological wound that would never heal. He learned that
Speaker 8: mercy was weakness, that fear was more reliable than love,
Speaker 8: and that only absolute power could guarantee survival. He witnessed
Speaker 8: first hand how the Ottomans maintained control over vast territories,
Speaker 8: not through justice or benevolence, but through systematic terror and
Speaker 8: the strategic use of horrific violence. These lessons would become
Speaker 8: the foundation of his own approach to governments. During these years,
Speaker 8: news from Wallachia brought further trauma. In fourteen forty seven,
Speaker 8: Vlad received word that his father and older brother, Milcher
Speaker 8: had been killed. Dracoul was assassinated by Wallachian nobles allied
Speaker 8: with John Hunyadi, the Hungarian regent, who viewed Dracoul's Ottoman
Speaker 8: sympathies as treason against Christendom. Mirch's death was even more brutal.
Speaker 8: He was captured, tortured, and buried alive at the order
Speaker 8: of these same nobles. The teenage Vlad, still held hostage
Speaker 8: in Ottoman territory, was powerless to avenge his family or
Speaker 8: claim his rightful inheritance. This helplessness, combined with the knowledge
Speaker 8: that his father's attempts at political maneuvering had ultimately destroyed
Speaker 8: their family, deepened Vlad's conviction that only ruthless strength could
Speaker 8: insure survival. He learned that attempting to please multiple masters
Speaker 8: led to destruction, the compromise was fatal, and that the
Speaker 8: rulers must dominate completely or be destroyed themselves. The Ottomans
Speaker 8: eventually released Lad in fourteen forty eight, installing him as
Speaker 8: Prince of Wallachia with Ottoman military support. They believed they
Speaker 8: had created a puppet ruler who would govern in their interest.
Speaker 8: Having spent six formative years under their control. They could
Speaker 8: not have been more mistaken. Vlad's first reign lasted only
Speaker 8: two months before he was overthrown by rivals backed by
Speaker 8: John Hunyadi, forcing him into exile. Yet this brief taste
Speaker 8: of power only intensified his determination. Over the following years,
Speaker 8: as he plotted his return to power, Vlad's personality continued
Speaker 8: to harden. He had learned patience in the Ottoman Palace,
Speaker 8: but also the value of decisive, overwhelming action. He had
Speaker 8: absorbed the lesson that fear could accomplish what diplomacy and
Speaker 8: kindness could not. When he finally reclaimed the Wallachian throne
Speaker 8: in fourteen fifty six, he returned not as the broken
Speaker 8: hostage the Ottomans had tried to create, but as something
Speaker 8: they had inadvertently forged, a ruler who would wield terror
Speaker 8: with unprecedented skill and conviction. Vlad's second reign began with
Speaker 8: a systematic campaign to consolidate power through methods that are
Speaker 8: shocked even the violent fifteenth century. On Easter Sunday of
Speaker 8: fourteen fifty nine, he invited the Wallachian nobility to a feast,
Speaker 8: an apparent gesture of reconciliation with the boyers who had
Speaker 8: killed his father and brother. When the nobles arrived with
Speaker 8: their families, dressed in their finest garments, vlad soldiers surrounded them.
Speaker 8: The older boy hours were impaled immediately on stakes erected
Speaker 8: in the palace courtyard. The younger nobles and their families
Speaker 8: were forced to march over sixty miles to the ruins
Speaker 8: of po Nari Castle.
Speaker 1: Well, now you see VI he did that. He didn't
Speaker 1: just have a bunch of random people. Those people killed
Speaker 1: his family, so he invited him over there. Their rivals
Speaker 1: he had killed his dad and his brother, one of
Speaker 1: his brothers. Okay, oh, it's understandable. Didn't say aything about
Speaker 1: him dipping Brendan of blood. You probably found them repulsive.
Speaker 1: How would you do that? It's like making soap out
Speaker 1: of somebody that you don't like.
Speaker 8: Where they were compelled to rebuild the fortress that would
Speaker 8: become Vlad's mountain stronghold. Many died from exhaustion during the construction.
Speaker 8: This single act eliminated the noble class that had opposed
Speaker 8: his family, demonstrated his willingness to use extreme violence, and
Speaker 8: created a labor force to build his defensive position. It
Speaker 8: was political calculation married to personal vengeance executed with ruthless efficiency.
Speaker 8: Impalement became VLADS signature method of execution and psychological warfare,
Speaker 8: a technique he had observed during his Ottoman captivity and.
Speaker 1: Something we should totally consider since they're going to be
Speaker 1: out numbered, they have superior weaponry and they're like a
Speaker 1: parasite in the heads that most people still deflecting and
Speaker 1: making excuses for what they're seeing. But you know, the
Speaker 1: message that he sent was pretty clear. If you do evil,
Speaker 1: this will be what you uh, what the outcome will be.
Speaker 1: So don't do evil. You can hold Google to their
Speaker 1: to their original little bullshit thing that you said, don't
Speaker 1: do evil, right. We started doing that in honestly for
Speaker 1: a while too. It's funny trying to market I'm employed
Speaker 1: with both of them. Are cesspols now stematic intensity.
Speaker 8: The process was designed to maximize suffering and create a
Speaker 8: spectacle of a terror. A wooden stake, carefully smoothed and
Speaker 8: oiled to prevent immediate death, was inserted through the victim's body,
Speaker 8: typically entering through the rectum or abdomen and emerging near
Speaker 8: the shoulder. The steak was then raised vertically and then
Speaker 8: planted in the ground, leaving the victim to die slowly
Speaker 8: over hours or even days as gravity pulled their body
Speaker 8: downward onto the steak ouch. Vlad's executioners became skilled at
Speaker 8: positioning the stake to avoid vital organs, prolonging the agony.
Speaker 8: Victims would scream, writhe, and beg for mercy, while crowds
Speaker 8: were forced to watch, learning the cost of opposing their primits.
Speaker 8: The scale of Vlad's use of impalement distinguished him from
Speaker 8: other rulers who employed torture and execution. Contemporary accounts, though
Speaker 8: possibly exaggerated by enemies seeking to demonize him, described forests
Speaker 8: of impaled bodies surrounding Wallachian towns. German pamphlets published after
Speaker 8: Vlad's death among the earliest.
Speaker 1: Well, think about it, there's a lot of gum and
Speaker 1: a lot of immigrants here that are causing a lot
Speaker 1: of harm to innocent people. Children. I could see needing
Speaker 1: a whole lot of toothpicks, a shit to of toothpicks,
Speaker 1: and you'd still have need for more toothpicks. And you
Speaker 1: could do an awful lot of decorating, an awful lot
Speaker 1: of decorating you do better than ice? Can you know,
Speaker 1: let's send an eight eight, ten eleven million people in,
Speaker 1: let's take four hundred out. Hey yeah, good job each eggs.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Every time you see you hear a story about rate
Speaker 1: murdered released back onto the streets, be like, oh you
Speaker 1: miss one, assholes.
Speaker 8: Examples of propaganda printing depicted him dining among impaled victims,
Speaker 8: their blood soaking the ground around his table. Ottoman sources
Speaker 8: describe in entire villages as punishment for supporting Turkish raiders,
Speaker 8: while exact numbers are disputed.
Speaker 1: Awesome, I wonder how many of those were wave vese seriously,
Speaker 1: because they have a long history of hitting Christians. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: they gotta have some merchants in this in this territory
Speaker 1: and siding with the freaking Ottomans. The Muslims constantly to
Speaker 1: go after their enemies, which would be regular, regular ass
Speaker 1: European people. I wouldn't be surprised if there were cities
Speaker 1: and towns full of wi and they got it right
Speaker 1: in the But with that stick they made, he made kebabs,
Speaker 1: that's right. That's why the Sultan was doing it. Because
Speaker 1: everything they put on a stick, they put it's they
Speaker 1: just they can't help themselves. As part of their part
Speaker 1: of their their DNA right, they have to put things
Speaker 1: on sticks. So that's how he picked up on that.
Speaker 1: From being there everybody wanted to kebbab.
Speaker 8: By. Historians, even conservative estimates, suggest was responsible for tens
Speaker 8: of thousands of debts by impalement during his reign. He
Speaker 8: did not reserve this punishment for enemies and criminals alone,
Speaker 8: merchants who cheated customers.
Speaker 1: I just said, merchants, Ah, yes, yeah, sometimes they would
Speaker 1: stick it in the butt and come straight on that
Speaker 1: giant nurse.
Speaker 8: Nobles who showed insufficient loyalty, and the entire communities suspected
Speaker 8: of Ottoman sympathies faced the static the psychological impact of
Speaker 8: Lad's methods.
Speaker 1: There's a lot here at stake, extended.
Speaker 8: Far beyond the immediate victims. He understood that the terror
Speaker 8: could serve as a governing tool more effective than armies
Speaker 8: or bureaucracy. Crime virtually disappeared in Molachia during his reign.
Speaker 1: Better did I better did? I bet it did? And
Speaker 1: I betched for whoever it was left over, who weren't
Speaker 1: pieces of shit. They had a pretty nice life for
Speaker 1: a little while.
Speaker 8: Those of a justice or prosperity, but because potential criminals
Speaker 8: knew the punishment would be swift, public and agonizing foreign
Speaker 8: merchants reported they could leave gold in the streets and
Speaker 8: return to find it untouched. This was not evidence of
Speaker 8: moral transformation, but of a population level trauma and an
Speaker 8: entire society paralyzed by fear of their ruler's wrath.
Speaker 1: Lad, imagine if you could do that to a bunch
Speaker 1: of NPCs. You don't have to get rid of all I.
Speaker 1: You can just paralyze them with fears of They don't
Speaker 1: too stupid fucking shit.
Speaker 8: And demonstrated his commitment to this principle through symbolic acts.
Speaker 1: Such I don't think there's anything better than impaling. Honestly,
Speaker 1: I don't think there's anything.
Speaker 8: Better placing a golden cup by a public fountain. The
Speaker 8: cup remained there throughout his reign, used freely by travelers,
Speaker 8: but never stolen. A testament to the power of terror
Speaker 8: to enforce order, Vlad's treatment of the poor, sick, and
Speaker 8: disabled revealed the extent to which his captivity had warped
Speaker 8: his conception of a proper governance. According to multiple sources,
Speaker 8: he invited beggars, vagrants, and the chronically ill to a
Speaker 8: great feast Govi. When they had eaten and drunk their fill,
Speaker 8: Vlad asked if they wished to live free of worldly
Speaker 8: cares and troubles. When they answered affirmatively, he ordered the
Speaker 8: building locked and set a flame, burning everyone inside. He
Speaker 8: later explained this mass murder as an act of mercy,
Speaker 8: claiming he had freed them from suffering, while simultaneously cleansing
Speaker 8: Wallachia of those who could not contribute to the state.
Speaker 1: This which you're here for being unwelfare fucking you might
Speaker 1: your snap, Come on in it, have a seat, you
Speaker 1: need something? Once on the eat, Here you go. And
Speaker 1: he sees a guy in the corner with the with
Speaker 1: the lighter got.
Speaker 8: It logic viewing human beings as purely instrumental and those
Speaker 8: deemed useless as worthy only of elimination, reflected that he.
Speaker 1: Gave him an option. Would you like to be free
Speaker 1: of that?
Speaker 3: This?
Speaker 1: This is the way. You don't ever have negotiations with
Speaker 1: people that are a little cracked. Let's how the devil?
Speaker 1: What does that too?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 1: The gin or whatever?
Speaker 31: You know?
Speaker 1: They say they take things in a whole different way,
Speaker 1: like show me wonders like that movie The Wish Master,
Speaker 1: and like, okay, I'll show you wonders are right, your
Speaker 1: wishes might comment and people just seen the Salt. It
Speaker 1: literally was a saultan then too, I think, and you
Speaker 1: know all kinds of horrors. I think I have that movie.
Speaker 1: We could probably play it. We're not on YouTube. We
Speaker 1: can do whatever we want.
Speaker 8: We're awesome, now, humanizing lessons he had absorbed in Ottoman captivity,
Speaker 8: where human life had value only in relation to the
Speaker 8: Sultan's interests. The Ottoman Empire, which had held Flat hostage
Speaker 8: and believed him cowd, soon learned the terrible mistake of
Speaker 8: their assumption. In fourteen fifty nine, Sultan May met the
Speaker 8: Second fresh from his conquest of Constantinople in fourteen fifty I.
Speaker 1: Mean, come on, if there were a bunch of like
Speaker 1: I don't know if they were rogadic, but in modern time,
Speaker 1: if there were the people who shit on the street
Speaker 1: that aren't the Indians, the ones that chill on the
Speaker 1: street because they're homeless, not because it's their culture, the
Speaker 1: ones that are all quacked out of mind, I mean,
Speaker 1: could you, honestly if he can't handle the stint of
Speaker 1: them being on the same room together. It's almost as
Speaker 1: if the building would set itself on fire because I
Speaker 1: couldn't handle it either.
Speaker 8: Three demanded that Lad pay tribute and present himself at
Speaker 8: the Ottoman court. Vlad's response demonstrated both his strategic cunning
Speaker 8: and his appetite for theatrical cruelty. When Ottoman envoys arrived
Speaker 8: to deliver the sultan summons, Vlad asked why they did
Speaker 8: not remove their turbans in his presence. They replied that
Speaker 8: it was their custom to keep their heads covered even
Speaker 8: before the sultan. Vlad responded by ordering his guards to
Speaker 8: nail the turbans to the envoys heads with iron spikes,
Speaker 8: declaring he was merely helping them maintain their custom. He
Speaker 8: then sent them mutilated envoys back to Mehmed as his
Speaker 8: answer to the demand for tribute. This act of defiance
Speaker 8: initiated a conflict that would define Vlad's reign and legacy.
Speaker 8: He launched raids across the Danube into Ottoman territory, attacking
Speaker 8: Turkish fortresses and settlements with savage efficiency. His methods were
Speaker 8: designed not just to kill Ottoman soldiers, but to terrorize
Speaker 8: the empire's civilian population. Villages, were burned, their inhabitants impaled
Speaker 8: or tortured to death.
Speaker 1: But they were Ottomans, and this guy has three hands.
Speaker 1: He's gotta go, and.
Speaker 8: Sent letters to Hungarian and other European courts detailing his victories,
Speaker 8: listing the number of Turks killed and including several body
Speaker 8: parts as proof. These missives, written in German and Latin,
Speaker 8: portrayed him as a Christian crusader.
Speaker 1: Yes, anybody he speaks German can't be all bad.
Speaker 8: Against Islamic expansion, earning him support from some European powers
Speaker 8: who conveniently ignored his methods in favor of his results.
Speaker 8: In reality, Vlad's war was deeply personal vengeance against the
Speaker 8: empire that had stolen his childhood and attempted to break
Speaker 8: his will. The culmination of this conflict came in fourteen
Speaker 8: sixty two, when Sultan met Met the Second personally led
Speaker 8: an army of approximately one hundred thousand men into Wallachia.
Speaker 8: Determined to crush the upstart prints who had humiliated his empire.
Speaker 8: Vlad commanded a force estimated at only twenty thousand to
Speaker 8: thirty thousand soldiers, hopelessly outnumbered in conventional military terms. Yet
Speaker 8: Lad had never intended to fight at conventional war. He
Speaker 8: had learned from his Ottoman captors that psychological warfare could
Speaker 8: be more devastating than any battle. As Medman's massive army
Speaker 8: advanced through Wallachia, they found the country transformed into a
Speaker 8: knight landscape. Villages had been burned and abandoned, their populations
Speaker 8: either evacuated or killed. Wells were poisoned, fields torched, and
Speaker 8: livestock slaughtered.
Speaker 1: I learned it by watching you, That's what he said
Speaker 1: to the the Alaman Turk, who may as well be
Speaker 1: either Jewish or Muslim. It doesn't really make a difference.
Speaker 1: Same methods that they do. Well, it's poison the wells
Speaker 1: that way, they couldn't drink when they got there. But
Speaker 1: what they he learned it by watching you.
Speaker 8: The Ottoman army found no food, no water, no shelter,
Speaker 8: and no visible enemy to fight. Vlad employed scorched earth
Speaker 8: tactics with exceptional ruthlessness, destroying his own country To deny
Speaker 8: the invaders any resources, His soldiers launched night raids against
Speaker 8: Ottoman camps, spreading terror and paranoia throughout the massive army.
Speaker 8: Ottoman soldiers began to fear darkness itself, knowing that Vlad's
Speaker 8: men might emerge at any moment to slaughter them in
Speaker 8: their tents. Sleep became impossible. Exhaustion and fear eroded morale.
Speaker 8: Faster than any battlefield defeat. The Wallachian forces would strike suddenly,
Speaker 8: killed dozens or hundreds of enemy soldiers, and vanished before
Speaker 8: organized resistance could form. These attacks were accompanied by psychological warfare.
Speaker 8: Impaled Ottoman prisoners left near the camps, severed heads arranged
Speaker 8: in grotesque displayed and whispered rumors that the lad possessed
Speaker 8: supernatural powers and could not be killed. The most horrifying
Speaker 8: moment of the campaign occurred when meg Meed's eye approached Targoviste,
Speaker 8: Wallachia's capital. As they drew near the city, the soldiers
Speaker 8: encountered a sight that would be recorded in Ottoman chronicles
Speaker 8: with undisguised horror. A forest of stakes stretching for miles,
Speaker 8: bearing the impaled bodies of approximately twenty thousand people. These
Speaker 8: were Ottoman prisoners of the war, Turkish civilians captured during
Speaker 8: the lads raids, and Malaykian collaborators, all left to die
Speaker 8: in agony and rocked.
Speaker 1: So scumbags right, so far? Not innocent people? That I've
Speaker 1: heard co conspirators turks. This is this is you want
Speaker 1: to win, You want to you want to stop these people.
Speaker 1: You want to you want to maintain something for your people.
Speaker 1: Be willing to do what you gotta do, and why
Speaker 1: do you care? Anyway? Less of them is less of
Speaker 1: the problem. What's the so? I don't see the problem,
Speaker 1: especially the conspirators, especially the fucking turn coat, especially the
Speaker 1: people that would be so willing as to, I don't know,
Speaker 1: open the gates to your kingdom. No problems here were
Speaker 1: they were dual little dual wallachia insult in Ottoman citizen?
Speaker 1: Is that we did I hear that?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: Were they in charge of fire and answer? In the
Speaker 1: trade with the emergence by chance.
Speaker 8: Summer heat, the bodies were arranged with deliberate care, creating
Speaker 8: lanes through which the Ottoman army had to march. The
Speaker 8: stench was overwhelming, The sight broke the will of hardened soldiers.
Speaker 8: Birds feasted on the corpses, while some victims impaled days
Speaker 8: earlier still writhed in their death agonies. This forest of
Speaker 8: the impaled represented psychological warfare elevated to an art form,
Speaker 8: a message to Mehmed that the lad would employ any
Speaker 8: level of horror to defend his territory. Contemporary Ottoman sources
Speaker 8: described the Sultan's reaction to this macabre display. Mech Met
Speaker 8: the Sate, a man who had personally overseen the brutal
Speaker 8: conquest of Constantinople and was no stranger to violence, reportedly
Speaker 8: turned pale and fell silent, and chronicler recorded him saying
Speaker 8: that he could not conquer a land ruled by a
Speaker 8: man willing to employ such methods, a ruler who understood
Speaker 8: terror better than the Ottomans themselves. The sight destroyed Ottoman
Speaker 8: morale completely.
Speaker 1: That's pretty, that's pretty. It's pretty impressive you consider what
Speaker 1: the sultans were up to and what they used to do,
Speaker 1: and how brutal they were, chopping off heads all goddamn
Speaker 1: day and impaling people that this guy was whoa, this
Speaker 1: was too much for them. Nice. Nice. Plus, you know,
Speaker 1: deep down inside, a lot of these people are just
Speaker 1: got damn weasel pussies. When they have to confront it
Speaker 1: themselves soldiers.
Speaker 4: Easy for them to.
Speaker 1: Wave a finger and have somebody else killed, but they
Speaker 1: have to engage in battle. Then all of a sudden
Speaker 1: they have a sense of value for human life because
Speaker 1: it's theirs.
Speaker 8: And deserting, spreading tales of Lad as a demon or
Speaker 8: vampire who dragged blood and felt no human mercy. Disease
Speaker 8: likely dystantery from the poisoned water sources spread through the caps.
Speaker 8: The nation of a guerrilla warfare, psychological terror, scorched earth tactics,
Speaker 8: and epidemic disease made further advance impossible. Despite commanding an
Speaker 8: army five times larger than the Lad's forces membered, the
Speaker 8: second withdrew from Wallakia in defeat, a humiliation that shocked
Speaker 8: the Islamic world and elevated Vlad's reputation throughout Christian Europe.
Speaker 8: Yet Vlad's victory.
Speaker 1: And yet Yaamans still tried again in sixteen eighty three,
Speaker 1: fucking with Vienna and gotta stamp the shit down by
Speaker 1: the Hussars. Right right, this is two hundred years prior
Speaker 1: to that. They just don't learned the lesson, or they
Speaker 1: didn't have good books back then to remind them. They
Speaker 1: weren't written in Arabic.
Speaker 8: Apparently it was a pyrrhic achieved at catastrophic cost to
Speaker 8: Wallachia itself. The country lay devastated, its economy, destroyed, its
Speaker 8: population decimated by war, famine, and Vlad's own brutal tactics.
Speaker 8: His methods, while militarily effective, had alienated potential allies and
Speaker 8: created enemies among his own people. We had them in class, though,
Speaker 8: terrorized into submission, secretly communicated with Hungary and the Ottoman Empire,
Speaker 8: seeking any opportunity to overthrow their terrifying primis his brother.
Speaker 1: So yeah, they were, they were. These pieces of ship were.
Speaker 3: There.
Speaker 1: They were conspiring with the enemy to get rid of
Speaker 1: Flat because his tactics scared them. Give me a freaking break.
Speaker 1: They feared it was too powerful in the town, and
Speaker 1: it checked both of their powers. That's what the problem was.
Speaker 1: It wasn't for image. It was simply a petty thing
Speaker 1: that petty people do. And it was a Roman Catholic.
Speaker 1: When you made an alliance with a Roman Catholic that
Speaker 1: he got betrayed.
Speaker 8: Now, a trusted Ottoman general led Turkish forces in subsequent
Speaker 8: campaigns against Wallachia, creating a fraternal conflict that epitomized the
Speaker 8: tragic consequences of their childhood captivity. Radu represented what the
Speaker 8: Ottomans had intended to create, a loyal, converted servant. Vlad
Speaker 8: represented their greatest failure, a student who had learned their
Speaker 8: lessons too well and turned those lessons against them. The
Speaker 8: political situation deteriorated rapidly after Memed's withdrawal. Matthias Corvenus, King
Speaker 8: of Hungary, who had initially supported Lad as a bulwark
Speaker 8: against Ottoman expansion, grew concerned about having such an unstable
Speaker 8: and violent ruler on his border. There are suggestions that
Speaker 8: Corvenus feared Flat might be a pussy.
Speaker 1: Maybe he's concerned because he's a little shisty, little shit
Speaker 1: and he's up to think that Flat wouldn't appreciate. Maybe
Speaker 1: that's why, And I'm sure that's why a lot of
Speaker 1: these people were what they were, because they or had
Speaker 1: this opinion of them. Because you would think you would
Speaker 1: want a fierce warrior like this protecting your interests. But
Speaker 1: if you're up to ship that he's not gonna like
Speaker 1: when he has time to put his mind to it,
Speaker 1: when he's done destroying the entire Ottoman empire single handedly,
Speaker 1: then yeah, maybe that's why they wanted him dead, because
Speaker 1: he would have fucked them up to probably pretty badly too,
Speaker 1: and that would have been interesting. It wouldn't have been
Speaker 1: Tatario had been Wilachia everywhere, everywhere nice and.
Speaker 8: His methods Northwold if they're a lion soured. In fourteen
Speaker 8: sixty two, arrested Lad on dubious charges of the treason,
Speaker 8: possibly including forged letters suggesting that Glad had been negotiating
Speaker 8: with the Ottomans.
Speaker 1: Was imprisoned in Well, we all know that when it've happened,
Speaker 1: he hated them with the bloodlust.
Speaker 8: As you can see Hungary for approximately twelve years from
Speaker 8: fourteen sixty two to fourteen seventy four, Even in captivity,
Speaker 8: his reputation for cruelty persisted. Guards reported finding impaled birds, mice,
Speaker 8: and insects in his cell, suggesting Vlad continued.
Speaker 1: Shut the fuck up. Come on, that's the stupidest thing
Speaker 1: ever heard.
Speaker 8: To practice his signature method of killing on whatever living
Speaker 8: creatures he could access. This disturbing detail, if accurate, reveals
Speaker 8: a man so fundamententally shaped by trauma and violence that
Speaker 8: cruelty had become not just a political tool but a
Speaker 8: psychological compulsion. Released in fourteen seventy four, as part of
Speaker 8: a renewed Hungarian Ottoman conflict, Vlad reclaimed the Wallachian throne
Speaker 8: for a brief third reign in fourteen seventy six. Yet
Speaker 8: he was no longer the feared rule who had terrorized
Speaker 8: an empire. His power base had eroded during his imprisonment,
Speaker 8: rivals had consolidated their positions, and the population had endured
Speaker 8: years of instability. Radu, his brother, had died in fourteen
Speaker 8: seventy five, eliminating the possibility of reconciliation or final confrontation
Speaker 8: between the two men whose divergent responses to childhood trauma
Speaker 8: had set them on opposite paths. Vlad's final months were
Speaker 8: marked by constant warfare against Ottoman forces and in eternal enemies.
Speaker 8: In December fourteen seventy six or early January fourteen seventy seven,
Speaker 8: Vlad was killed in battle near Bucharest. The exact circumstances
Speaker 8: remained disputed. Some sources claim he was assassinated by disloyal
Speaker 8: Wallachian nobles, others that he fell in combat against Ottoman soldiers.
Speaker 8: His head was severed and sent to Sultan and Meement
Speaker 8: the Second in Constantinople, where it was displayed on a
Speaker 8: stake as proof of his death and as symbolic vengeance
Speaker 8: for the humiliations he had inflicted on the Empire. The
Speaker 8: immediate aftermath of Lad's death saw his reputation torn between
Speaker 8: conflicting narratives. In Ottoman territories and among his Wallachian enemies,
Speaker 8: he was portrayed as a bloodthirsty tyrant, a sadistic monster
Speaker 8: whose cruelty exceeded all bounds of civilized behavior. German pamphlets,
Speaker 8: among the first mass produced printed materials in Europe, depicted
Speaker 8: him as Dracula Wider or Vlad the Impaler, describing his
Speaker 8: atrocities in graphic detail, accompanied by woodcut illustrations of his
Speaker 8: torture methods. These publications, serving as early propaganda and sensationalist entertainment,
Speaker 8: spread his dark legend throughout Europe. The stories were exaggerated
Speaker 8: for effect, transforming a brutal but human ruler into a
Speaker 8: figure of almost supernatural evil. Yet underlying the exaggerations was
Speaker 8: a core of historical truth. Vlad had indeed employed terror
Speaker 8: on an unprecedented scale, had killed thousands through impalement and
Speaker 8: other forms of torture, and had demonstrated a capacity for
Speaker 8: cruelty that shocked even the violent fifteenth century. Paradoxically, within
Speaker 8: Romanian territories, Vlad's image evolved differently. Romanian folk traditions, while
Speaker 8: acknowledging his cruelty, portrayed him as a stern but just
Speaker 8: ruler who had defended Christian lands against Ottoman invasion. Stories
Speaker 8: emerged of his absolute justice, his elimination of crime, and
Speaker 8: his refusal to bow to foreign powers.
Speaker 1: The elimination of crime.
Speaker 8: Impalement of corrupt nobles and Ottoman invaders was reframeds.
Speaker 1: That's how you get rid of Duelis that's how you
Speaker 1: get rid of an infestation? Is you get a detox?
Speaker 1: You know, Yeah, parasite cleans Lad was a parasite cleanser.
Speaker 8: Yeah, pious punished against exploiters and enemies. This nationalist interpretation
Speaker 8: gained strength during periods of foreign domination, when Romanians needed
Speaker 8: symbols of resistance and independence.
Speaker 1: For that nationalist accord, Lad.
Speaker 8: Became a figure of cultural pride. Brutal, yes, but strong
Speaker 8: and uncompromising in defense of his people. This dual legacy
Speaker 8: as both monster and hero reflects the complex historical reality
Speaker 8: of a ruler whose methods were indefensible, but whose resistance
Speaker 8: to imperial powers resonated with subjugated populations. The transformation of
Speaker 8: Vlad into the literary vampire, Count Dracula represents the final
Speaker 8: evolution of his legend. In eighteen ninety seven, Irish author
Speaker 8: Bram Stoker published his gothic novel Dracula, Drawing inspiration from
Speaker 8: Romanian folklore about vampires and the historical accounts of Vlad
Speaker 8: the Impala, Stoker's Vampire combined the historical Vlad's association with Transylvania,
Speaker 8: his reputation for bloodlust, and his resistance to death with
Speaker 8: supernatural elements from European vampire mythology. The novel's success created
Speaker 8: a cultural phenomenon that has overshadowed the historical Lad entirely
Speaker 8: in popular consciousness. Most people who recognize the name Dracula
Speaker 8: have no knowledge of the fifteenth century Wallachian prince whose
Speaker 8: childhood trauma and a brutal reign inspired the character. This
Speaker 8: ironic immortality means Vlad's name has persisted for over five centuries,
Speaker 8: though divorced from its historical context. The psychological question that
Speaker 8: haunts Vlad's biography is whether his extreme cruelty was an
Speaker 8: inevitable response to his traumatic childhood, or whether he possessed
Speaker 8: an inherent capacity for sadism. That captivity merely unleashed modern He.
Speaker 1: Was tortured and traumatized at a young age, at an
Speaker 1: age where it makes a big impact, and he went
Speaker 1: the other direction with it. End of story, And he
Speaker 1: was betrayed by his father. So what are you gonna do?
Speaker 1: Kill crazy? Your mpage sounds about right, And it wasn't
Speaker 1: just to anybody, was to those who were responsible and
Speaker 1: those who would conspire with those people. Seems about right.
Speaker 1: And he got rid of all the crap that was
Speaker 1: in his territory as well. You know, crap comes back
Speaker 1: if you just push it out to the sides. All right,
Speaker 1: we're kicking you out. That seems to work. It worked
Speaker 1: so well the first one hundred and nine times. Might
Speaker 1: as well just do it again. I'm sure that'll work here.
Speaker 1: How about some land over here? You have some really
Speaker 1: nice landsts Oh no, oh, well, fucky then.
Speaker 8: And psychological understanding suggests that fear childhood trauma, particularly prolonged
Speaker 8: abuse during developmental years, can fundamentally alter personality structure. Individuals
Speaker 8: subjected to powerlessness and humiliation sometimes respond by seeking absolute
Speaker 8: power and inflicting on others the suffering they endured. Yet
Speaker 8: not all trauma victims become perpetrators Vlad's brother Radu experience.
Speaker 1: Is that not retarded? For them to say, absolute power,
Speaker 1: no big venge, selling the scores. Justice is what is
Speaker 1: the thing that's fueling everything about Lad? Is justice the
Speaker 1: way he sees it. He sees brutality, he sees its effectiveness,
Speaker 1: how it keeps order and rule for this pussy of assaultant. So,
Speaker 1: of course those are his enemies, and it's justice that
Speaker 1: he's seeks. Would you get rid of you need to
Speaker 1: get rid of all the most He didn't get rid
Speaker 1: of the the most intelligent of the goy, the wisest
Speaker 1: and best of the goy killed them.
Speaker 8: No, he didn't.
Speaker 1: He didn't go all talmut on them. Took care of
Speaker 1: the scumbags and the freeloaders, the co conspirators, the ones
Speaker 1: that want the rivals. Sounds about right to me. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: I have a hard time finding a problem with what
Speaker 1: his methods were.
Speaker 8: It's identical captivity, but shows adaptation rather than this suggests
Speaker 8: the individual personality traits, perhaps including the traits.
Speaker 1: Is the other like? Seriously? Is the other? Twenty minutes
Speaker 1: of this a psychological breakdown by a retard.
Speaker 8: He did it with antisocial personality ever done.
Speaker 1: That was it twenty nine minutes and then he went
Speaker 1: off a bit of twenty eight minutes in the yar
Speaker 1: you kind of fell off the rudder. It doesn't matter
Speaker 1: what the picture is because it has not so far
Speaker 1: has had done nothing to do with the rest of
Speaker 1: the story. But we got this, We got the story.
Speaker 1: U Loo, come watch a little bit of this. Maybe
Speaker 1: they're raided by Kelvim James by this one's cool. I've
Speaker 1: seen it. I've seen it years ago during a time
Speaker 1: of Adrian Nople, Sophia, Varna, con Stantinople, Selaniki. This is
Speaker 1: how close they are. Remember Salonica where Jacob Frank and
Speaker 1: all those other freaks come out of There's this is
Speaker 1: June and Muslim had a very little difference. They were
Speaker 1: living among each other because they worked along side of
Speaker 1: each other. This is my whole point, and this is
Speaker 1: why this is coming to a crescendo here all the time,
Speaker 1: all the time. That doesn't mean that every one of
Speaker 1: the uh Muslim sex or Muslim people or Christian slash
Speaker 1: Muslim territories are going to be something that they are
Speaker 1: going to be nice to. Probably not, but they're re
Speaker 1: establishing the same territory that they had in the old
Speaker 1: world that we talk about in the EDA. All those
Speaker 1: territories that's where that's that's almost the perfect layout map
Speaker 1: of what they're talking about for bigger, bigger Israel, greater Israel.
Speaker 1: It's all those territories back in part part of Turkey,
Speaker 1: so of Egypt. Yeah, yeah, ye had a boom, I
Speaker 1: mean yeah, change and transition.
Speaker 4: One of the world's most enigmatic and contentious rulers were
Speaker 4: born Vlad the third Dracula, the son of Vlad the
Speaker 4: second Dracool and it's later known as vlaj Pesh or
Speaker 4: the Inhaler. Vlad was born in the Transylvanian city of Jikihara,
Speaker 4: likely near the end of the year fourteen thirty one.
Speaker 4: While currently located in Transylvania due to his father's designation
Speaker 4: as military governor of the region, Dracula was in fact
Speaker 4: a future candidate for the position of void vote of Vallapia.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, this, I mean, I know, it's just a stupid,
Speaker 1: bad drawing of a person, but to trade the way
Speaker 1: he was such a traitor of his children, it bothers
Speaker 1: me so much. I'm glad he got murdering that Vlad
Speaker 1: didn't have to do.
Speaker 4: It according to Vallachian tradition, and his son of a
Speaker 4: previous voy vote was eligible to fill the role. And
Speaker 4: given that young Dracula was the legitimate son of a
Speaker 4: later two time holder of the title, it comes as
Speaker 4: no surprise is that his focus seldom strayed from the throne. Supplementarily,
Speaker 4: Dracula's grandfather, Mirchechapltron was and is considered one of the
Speaker 4: most monumental rulers of Alachia in his era. This ancestry
Speaker 4: and birthright meant that vlad Dracula was inevitably going to
Speaker 4: become a part of a bitter and bloody feud between
Speaker 4: the two warring lines of the House of Basarab, the
Speaker 4: Daneschi and the Dragulesti before he could be a proper
Speaker 4: contender to the Vallachian throne. Vlad Dracula was raised by
Speaker 4: the woman of its household Injinshara. Like any young boy
Speaker 4: of his prestige, he would have been taught all the
Speaker 4: basic necessities of a principle, such as their native language,
Speaker 4: basic manners, correct dress code, and of course the idea
Speaker 4: that he was superior to other men and a destined
Speaker 4: for sovereign greatness. The boys would have also spent a
Speaker 4: substantial amount of time maintaining their physical fitness, starting at
Speaker 4: a young age, and being held to somewhat spartanistic standards
Speaker 4: when not learning training or likely messing around as children
Speaker 4: do in their free time. Vlad would have also attended
Speaker 4: church with the rest of his family. His parents at
Speaker 4: this time were Catholic, but it is possible that Dracula
Speaker 4: and his youngest brother, Radieu were baptized in an Orthodox church. This,
Speaker 4: of course, would be significant given the importanness of the
Speaker 4: Orthodox faith to the Valachian leadership. The boys likely attended
Speaker 4: Catholic Mass on a regular basis while living in Transylvania.
Speaker 4: After a support change by Emperor Zikas Mound, Vlad Dracoul
Speaker 4: was finally able to secure his place as Voivode of Alachia,
Speaker 4: moving the family's home to the capital city of Tarkoviche
Speaker 4: by the start of fourteen thirty seven. Here, Dracula's life
Speaker 4: would have begun to change, as he now required to
Speaker 4: learn more lessons of maturity and adulthood. By this point,
Speaker 4: the young future prince would have much less time for
Speaker 4: childish antics, and instead would be expected to begin practicing
Speaker 4: things such as horsemanship, swimming, the use of a variety
Speaker 4: of weapons as a combat techniques, and formal education in
Speaker 4: the topics of world history, language, and politics. Also during
Speaker 4: this time, Vlad Dracoul submitted to Sultan Marat, the second
Speaker 4: of the Ottoman Empire, creating an alliance with the Turks,
Speaker 4: which lasted only a few short years. The consequences of
Speaker 4: this union being ended came in fourteen forty two, with
Speaker 4: Vlad Dracool, accompanied by his two youngest sons, Vlad and Rideaux,
Speaker 4: accepted an invitation from Sultan and Rat to have a
Speaker 4: meeting with him in his court. Immediately upon arrival, Vlad
Speaker 4: Dracoul was arrested and chained, and his sons taken.
Speaker 6: Away to Agriga's fortress.
Speaker 4: While all of Vlad Tracoul would only spend a year
Speaker 4: in Ottoman custody, he agreed to leave his sons as
Speaker 4: the hands of the Sultan as part of an extensive
Speaker 4: agreement to secure his freedom and return to Valachia sworn
Speaker 4: on a boat the Quran as the Bible. Vlad, around
Speaker 4: eleven years old at this point and due roughly seven
Speaker 4: years of age, were now alone in a foreign country
Speaker 4: around people whose language they could not speak nor understand.
Speaker 4: While specific details and time frames are not clear, we
Speaker 4: do know that the brothers were initially kept hostage in
Speaker 4: ed Regards, before later being moved to Tokat and then Andreanople,
Speaker 4: at which point they would have been wrought on trips
Speaker 4: to other palaces such as that as Menisa alongside the
Speaker 4: Sultan's court. Even as hostages, Vlad and Redue's education would
Speaker 4: have continued, as one of the Sultan's goals would have
Speaker 4: been to create a trusted future with Vlachian Voi votes
Speaker 4: who would be loyal to the Ottomans. The treatment remained
Speaker 4: fair as long as the boy's father stayed true to
Speaker 4: his agreement. Vlad was known to a bit more of
Speaker 4: a challenging child and teen than his younger sibling, uncooperative
Speaker 4: and short tempered at times, it was not unusual for
Speaker 4: punishment methods such as the whip to be used in
Speaker 4: an attempt to team the young Dracula. In contrast, and
Speaker 4: it's likely what sparks the lifelong hatred between the brothers,
Speaker 4: Du was recognized as a more agreeable Protogee and quickly.
Speaker 1: Yes he was more of a you know, get down
Speaker 1: on her knees and tell me you love me type
Speaker 1: of kid.
Speaker 4: We attracted the attention.
Speaker 1: That's not that's wrong. What they did to these kids
Speaker 1: very horrible, which is both.
Speaker 4: Men and women. With his exceptional beauty. One of the
Speaker 4: most notable admirers of the flat.
Speaker 1: Do you see what I mean? Attractive beauty. They're talking
Speaker 1: about a little boy. This is what these freaking freaks
Speaker 1: are all about. Just the right age for these freaks.
Speaker 4: Brother was the soon to be sultan and son of Moran,
Speaker 4: the second meh Met, the second the future conqueror of Byzantium.
Speaker 4: Despite essentially growing up together, Vladden Mechman would never spark
Speaker 4: enough of a friendship to prevent the bloody contention they
Speaker 4: would later spend their adult lives engaging in on top
Speaker 4: of land unwillingness to fall in line and his new
Speaker 4: Turkish peers. His father was also beginning to stir the
Speaker 4: pot back in Vallakia. Having previously only sent a minute
Speaker 4: contingent under his eldest legitimate son of Mirchia to support
Speaker 4: the crusaders of the fourteen forty three long campaign, Vladrakul
Speaker 4: was now creeping dangerously close to breaking his promises he
Speaker 4: made the Sultan morn. Fortunately, after meeting with the Governor
Speaker 4: General of Transylvania John Ydi and seeing the small number
Speaker 4: of Christian forces, Vladrakul opted to once again sent no
Speaker 4: more than a small contingent to assist in the future crusader,
Speaker 4: as he was still taking a neutral stance himself. He
Speaker 4: so far has not severely violated his agreement with the Turks,
Speaker 4: but was still leaving his sons in precarious conditions. Mirtcha, however,
Speaker 4: according to Michael Baham, who wrote during the Varner Crusade,
Speaker 4: is said to have fought bravely in the name of
Speaker 4: his faith, even utilizing canonists for the first time in
Speaker 4: Romanian military history. Afterword of Mircha's involvements got out.
Speaker 1: So faith is more important than your two sons are
Speaker 1: game raped? Got it? Fuck you guys.
Speaker 4: The Turks learned of this passive betrayal, and Dracula himself
Speaker 4: became cognizant of his father's choice to risk hey in
Speaker 4: his brother's lives. Surprisingly, though, even once the Ottomans became
Speaker 4: aware of Dracool's deceit and despite his own prediction that
Speaker 4: his sons would be butchered, for the sake of Christian peace.
Speaker 4: Vlads nor Redu were killed or even tortured by the Turks. However,
Speaker 4: their treatments did become more treacherous in response to Dracool's actions.
Speaker 4: This resulted in the heartening of Vlad's already rough and
Speaker 4: stubborn personality and an explicit chain of events that led
Speaker 4: to reduce ultimate submission to the future Sultan and meth
Speaker 4: Man to the second. Regardless of the differing attitudes between
Speaker 4: the boys, it can be assumed that Sultan Morad still
Speaker 4: had intentions of using both of them puppets of Lachian loyalty,
Speaker 4: hence his decision to spare their lives. Meanwhile, Marad and
Speaker 4: Dracool managed to come to a new agreement in the
Speaker 4: year fourteen forty seven. Around the same time that's the
Speaker 4: already superficial kinship between Vlatirkul and John Cugnati faced new
Speaker 4: challenges hazardous lay Mirtuer called for the Transylvanian Governor General's
Speaker 4: execution in response to his negligent venture at the Crusade
Speaker 4: of Varna, after Drakoul had warned Tunati that the Christians
Speaker 4: did not have the necessary troops to defeat the Turks
Speaker 4: Hunianity was never executed and eventually returned without harm to Transylvania,
Speaker 4: though his newfound support of Vladislav the Second Adanes seems
Speaker 4: to hardly be a coincidence. In late fall of the
Speaker 4: same year, backed by John who Vladislav the Seconds made
Speaker 4: the ultimate decision to take the throne by force from
Speaker 4: Trecool and Miircha, his attempt aligning with a Boyar revolt
Speaker 4: that led to Miircha being seized, tortured, and subsequently buried alive,
Speaker 4: followed by Tracool's assassination later in the night. When the
Speaker 4: news found its way to Draculas, still in custody of
Speaker 4: the Sultan, it is said that he swore vengeance against
Speaker 4: the traitors who tortured and killed his brother and father,
Speaker 4: promising to kill Vladislav the Second by his own hand.
Speaker 4: Whether he had any bitterness left for his father in
Speaker 4: return for the repeated abandonment he put his sons through
Speaker 4: is unknown, but for the sake of family, pride, justice
Speaker 4: or all the void vote in training was not soon
Speaker 4: to forgive the murderous Boyars and his renegade cousins. Now
Speaker 4: a free man, a candidate for the Vilachian throne as
Speaker 4: an officer in the Ottoman Army with the support of
Speaker 4: an inspired soul Tremray. The death of Dracula's father gave
Speaker 4: him a promising start to his adult life. After a
Speaker 4: failed attempt by John Junyani and Vladislav the Second to
Speaker 4: defeat the Ottomans at Kosovo Pology, vlad was in a
Speaker 4: favorable position to finally make a strong bid for the
Speaker 4: Vlakian throne with the backing of the Turks, who with
Speaker 4: a true authority in the current situation due to their
Speaker 4: military control. Success came to Dracula as he ultimately seized
Speaker 4: power and became Voivode of Velakia for the first time
Speaker 4: in fourteen forty eight. This sudden uprising, predictably did not
Speaker 4: sit well with the Hungarians and the allies of John Yunani,
Speaker 4: who had been taken captive by the Serbian despot George Brankovich.
Speaker 4: After his defeat at Kosof Apology, Nikolai of Akna, the
Speaker 4: vice governor of Transylvania, demanded that vlad come and meet
Speaker 4: with him to explain the assumed disappearance of Himnati and
Speaker 4: to justify his unforeseen coup In a letter of response,
Speaker 4: vlad stated that he could not do as the Vice
Speaker 4: governor asked without creating suspicion from the Turk and that
Speaker 4: he had no information in the whereabouts of John Ugnatti,
Speaker 4: but that if he had not been killed in the battle,
Speaker 4: he would wish to establish peace with the governor upon
Speaker 4: his return to Transylvania. This strategic start to his first
Speaker 4: reign was effective, but only while his Ottoman aid maintained
Speaker 4: dominion over the region. Unfortunately for Dracula, Sultan Morad had
Speaker 4: opted not to follow the fleet Hungarian army after the
Speaker 4: recent battle at which Vladislav the Second evaded capture, allowing
Speaker 4: for a quick turning of the tables. Vladislav was able
Speaker 4: to gather the remainder of Ugnatti's troops, though he fails
Speaker 4: to free Natti himself before marching into Balachia and defeating
Speaker 4: Lass army, forcing his Draculesti couses it to flee the
Speaker 4: principality altogether. After losing the throne to Vladislav, Dracula found
Speaker 4: himself back in Andrianople with the Turks once again. He
Speaker 4: sought refuge under Ottoman protection for a short while before
Speaker 4: fleeing Sultan Murad's court and making his way to the
Speaker 4: Vallachian neighbor of Moldavia, where he now settled in the
Speaker 4: court Bogdan the Second. Bogdan was the current ruler of Moldavia,
Speaker 4: but he was also Dracula's uncle, connected through vlat Dracul's
Speaker 4: marriage to Bogdan's sister, father of the later Prince Stephen
Speaker 4: the Great. Bogdan the Second allowed the exiled Vlachia to
Speaker 4: remain in his capital city of Souschavava, receiving education alongside
Speaker 4: Stephen and serving in the Moldavian military. This day lasted
Speaker 4: from the late fourteen forty nine until the fall of
Speaker 4: fourteen fifty one, coming to an abrupt end when Bogdan
Speaker 4: was assassinated by his own brother, Petru Aaron. Lacking many
Speaker 4: viable optionists, Vladen Stephen escaped together to Transylvania, knowing full
Speaker 4: well that it would be imprudent to risk seeking refuge
Speaker 4: under the eye of John Yugnatti, who had been stripped
Speaker 4: of his titles of Viceroy of Hungary and Governor of Transylvania,
Speaker 4: but still maintained military control as the title of Count
Speaker 4: of Bitstrizzita Severin and Timish the young Man attempted to
Speaker 4: make their way to Brushov, hearted it by the support
Speaker 4: of Vladislav's Boyar enemies and previous good relations with the
Speaker 4: councilmen of the city, vlad felt that this would be
Speaker 4: their safest optionship. Of course, John Natti has no intention
Speaker 4: of allowing this to be the case, and immediately after
Speaker 4: being informed of the Vlakian's presence in February of fourteen
Speaker 4: fifty two, commanded the mayor of Brashov to bar Dracula
Speaker 4: from settling in the city. Whether lad and his Moldavian
Speaker 4: cousin were forced out or instead kept in hiding around
Speaker 4: the area is not known for certain. Nonetheless, in September
Speaker 4: of the same year, Vladislav the second also sent a
Speaker 4: letter to the mayor of Brashev. Upon hearing that his
Speaker 4: rival was still in the region. Dracula fled again, this
Speaker 4: time to the nearby town of Sebu, where word of
Speaker 4: his presence made its way to the Transylvanian vice governor.
Speaker 4: In response, Nikolai of Akna decided to hire an assassin
Speaker 4: to take the pretender down once and for all. Miraculously,
Speaker 4: Vlad was made aware of his plan's demise and was
Speaker 4: able to elude his potential killer. Forced now to stay
Speaker 4: in hiding, Dracula remained under the radar while the relationship
Speaker 4: between John and began to fall apart. Displeased.
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