Speaker 1: You see something's going to happen.
Speaker 2: What What's going to happen?
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 4: What I'll tell you what though, Like there's this constant
Speaker 4: thread throughout early American history.
Speaker 5: It's so definable if.
Speaker 4: You know, just like two or three events and then
Speaker 4: you can see that same pattern reoccurring over and over again,
Speaker 4: the Stewarts versus this other form of like bureaucratic weird
Speaker 4: blob that kind of takes over because I mean, it's
Speaker 4: it's the kind of bureaucratic weird blob that we have today.
Speaker 4: And then you see the Battle of eighteen twelve being
Speaker 4: this instance where Britain re emerges in all of this
Speaker 4: new England.
Speaker 6: University territory, putting in this blob mentality and all of
Speaker 6: the sciences, all of this other stuff. This bureaucratic state
Speaker 6: has been well manicured since the early you know, eighteen
Speaker 6: hundreds to trivium, right, Well they got rid of the trivia.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but that's part of it.
Speaker 8: And like the Stewart let me ask you this, because
Speaker 8: the Stewarts did start William and Mary College, right, is.
Speaker 9: That technically the Stuarts had just come out of power. Okay,
Speaker 9: so but the people involved they were Stuart loyalists. It
Speaker 9: had just the glorious Revolution had just begun or it
Speaker 9: had just ended, and Charles the Second was deposed and
Speaker 9: King William and Queen Mary.
Speaker 8: So okay, So but it was was it people acting
Speaker 8: on behalf of the ort dynasty contingency plans?
Speaker 9: I think? I think so, especially with all the Jacobite
Speaker 9: activity that ended up happening in the in the subsequent
Speaker 9: years in Williamsburg, including the guy who found the Oak
Speaker 9: Island Treasure. Originally his cousin was a Jacobite woman who
Speaker 9: was hiding in North Carolina. Also, Governor Spotswood found the
Speaker 9: pass through the Blue Ridge Mountains with a an event
Speaker 9: called with a group that he dubbed the Knights of
Speaker 9: the Golden Horseshoe and the guy that he it was
Speaker 9: two Jacobites and a huge Governor Spotswood's two cousins were
Speaker 9: leaders in the Jacobite Revolution in Europe, and both of them,
Speaker 9: when it got put down, had to haultail over here
Speaker 9: and he hid them. So we know that spots would
Speaker 9: living in the Governor's mansion in Williamsburg, Governor of Virginia.
Speaker 9: He he absolutely was at least sympathetic to the Jack
Speaker 9: White cause.
Speaker 8: So I think what I was driving there is that
Speaker 8: you know, we have bloodlines behind the creation of these
Speaker 8: academic institutions. You see it with Harvard, you see it
Speaker 8: with Yale. And I'm just trying to make connect the
Speaker 8: dots in my head for William and Mary. Bloodlines working
Speaker 8: hand in hand with secret societies starting colleges. That's kind
Speaker 8: of what I see when it comes to Harvard. What
Speaker 8: do you what do you think about that as far
Speaker 8: as some of these other colleges.
Speaker 4: Go, Well, when it comes to William and Mary, it's
Speaker 4: it's got to be noted that this is the birthplace
Speaker 4: of the Greek fraternity system.
Speaker 9: Absolutely, repeat your question one more time.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so, if so, the Stewarts and in some sort
Speaker 8: of fashion, seemed to be the bloodline behind William and Mary.
Speaker 8: And what do you think about bloodlines behind some of
Speaker 8: the other colleges like Harvard and Yale. I've seen the
Speaker 8: family behind Harvard. It's just not coming to mind.
Speaker 9: Real quick. I'm trying to get to a browser that'll
Speaker 9: share my screen. So I just logged in to stream
Speaker 9: Yard from another browser. But it's gonna make me jump
Speaker 9: off of here. Sure the browser that.
Speaker 10: I'm on, yeah, I know what you mean. I was
Speaker 10: thinking that before too. You're gonna have to leave completely
Speaker 10: probably to do all.
Speaker 9: Right, So let me let me pop. I'm just gonna
Speaker 9: close this browser out and I should be set up
Speaker 9: to pop right back on.
Speaker 8: Okay, So, Tim, the Winthrops is the family behind Harvard.
Speaker 8: Is the Winthrops. That's what I was trying to think of.
Speaker 8: But yeah, well, and and Carrie's John Carey was a
Speaker 8: part of the Winthrops too.
Speaker 7: What we say there?
Speaker 9: Nice? Yeah, I'm I'm not too sure. The funny thing
Speaker 9: is I got into conspiracy originally with Alex Jones and
Speaker 9: uh Skull and Bones and whatnot, like way back in
Speaker 9: the early aughts. But this stuff in Williamsburg and William
Speaker 9: and Mary keeps me so busy that every time I
Speaker 9: start branching off into some other colleges because they William
Speaker 9: and Mary leads to these other places too, I mean,
Speaker 9: especially with Kappa.
Speaker 5: It's the Winthrops that founded Yale, and was it Harvard?
Speaker 8: I don't know if it was Yale, but I think
Speaker 8: they were behind Harvard, the Winthrops were. Yeah, it might
Speaker 8: be contested who's behind Yale, but there is there are
Speaker 8: some power families there that you see showing up at
Speaker 8: the beginning of yell for sure.
Speaker 5: These are northern families and they do not mix with
Speaker 5: southern families.
Speaker 9: Are you guys seeing seeing me?
Speaker 11: Now? Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, sorry, there you are? Awesome?
Speaker 9: All right? Can you see the Great Pyramid or you
Speaker 9: just seeing Google Earth?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: I see Google Earth. I see I see Google Earth.
Speaker 3: W anim alignments I think that's what it says.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and so you're not seeing when I click over
Speaker 9: here to this great pyramid thing. All right, I'm just
Speaker 9: gonna have to tell you what my slides say and
Speaker 9: I'll show you what my alignments are on the screen.
Speaker 9: And they're the they're the fun part. Anyway. Can you
Speaker 9: see my cursor moving?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Yes, all right?
Speaker 9: Cool? All right, So this is the campus of William
Speaker 9: and Mary. I'm sorry I just interrupted. I got so
Speaker 9: excited that I actually got my screen to share to
Speaker 9: probably step it all over a conversation.
Speaker 5: It's perfect.
Speaker 9: So this is where this is what I start off with.
Speaker 9: This is what I found early on at William and
Speaker 9: Mary that really made me go, man, I'm too dumb
Speaker 9: to have figured this out, so it's got to be wrong.
Speaker 9: And then I spent like a year trying to prove
Speaker 9: myself wrong. And I not only didn't prove myself wrong,
Speaker 9: I just kept finding more and more and more evidence
Speaker 9: that it was that it was right. So you might
Speaker 9: be seeing how this line here kind of doesn't follow
Speaker 9: the road. These two roads. This is Richmond Road that
Speaker 9: runs all the way to the original Richmond settlement. And
Speaker 9: then this road here is called Jamestown Road. Now Jamestown
Speaker 9: Road runs right to where the James Fort was. And
Speaker 9: this little bump out right here is not original. You
Speaker 9: can look at the it's called the Frenchman's Map of Williamsburg.
Speaker 9: It's from the seventeen forties, and what it shows is
Speaker 9: that this road runs right up next to the corner,
Speaker 9: like right where my orange line is. It runs right
Speaker 9: up the corner. Originally, this is the Brafferton House. This
Speaker 9: was actually here before Harvard, and it was a basically
Speaker 9: a Native American indoctrination house. It was a school for
Speaker 9: Native Americans. So this was kind of the original, the
Speaker 9: first building at the William and Mary campus. But this
Speaker 9: line here is actually the line that the street actually
Speaker 9: ran on. Now what's crazy is this pyramid, this triangle
Speaker 9: right here and you see this, this baseline here, This
Speaker 9: is the original footprint of the property that they had
Speaker 9: cleared and they built William and Mary on. This is
Speaker 9: the end actually, this building, the Wren building, it's kind
Speaker 9: of a sea or a horseshoe. It was originally intended
Speaker 9: to be a quadrangle building that would have come down here,
Speaker 9: its end would run across here, and it would connect
Speaker 9: with a courtyard in the middle. So originally this would
Speaker 9: have been the edge of the building, okay, but they.
Speaker 6: Ran out triangle right in the middle of it too.
Speaker 9: Oh will you you wait till you see this alchemical triangle?
Speaker 9: So what's crazy about this? And I have it on
Speaker 9: my screen but it's not I can't figure out how
Speaker 9: to share it. But so on my slide, I've got
Speaker 9: pulled up a a diagram of the Great Pyramid of
Speaker 9: Giza and all its measurements. Okay, what this triangle represents
Speaker 9: is an exact to the foot incode of the Great
Speaker 9: Pyramid of Giza. Okay, So if you were to go
Speaker 9: from the point of the pyramids straight down the side
Speaker 9: of it, uh, you'd end up with a measurement of
Speaker 9: six hundred and eleven. And I just want to show
Speaker 9: you guys, to just kind of prove out what I've
Speaker 9: what I've got here. You start here and run it
Speaker 9: down to the base you end up, and of course
Speaker 9: it's it's you know, Google Earth, so it's not perfect,
Speaker 9: but you can see it's six hundred and eleven feet.
Speaker 9: Now if you go, if you look now one down
Speaker 9: the corner of the Great Pyramid of Giza, you're looking
Speaker 9: at about seven hundred and nineteen feet. You take this
Speaker 9: same starting point point at the apex and you run
Speaker 9: it down here. And it's really slow when I share it,
Speaker 9: but you're looking around seven hundred and nineteen feet, depending
Speaker 9: on exactly where you put your points, but it's it's
Speaker 9: pretty pretty dang close. Now, if you were to stand,
Speaker 9: if there was a way for you to be able
Speaker 9: to stand on the on the in the middle of
Speaker 9: the floor of the ground floor of the Great Pyramid
Speaker 9: of Giza and measure straight up to the apex, you
Speaker 9: would get a number of four hundred and eighty one feet.
Speaker 9: So we start here at the William and Mary apex
Speaker 9: and you go down to about here, What did I say,
Speaker 9: four hundred and eighty one feet something like that, So
Speaker 9: right right here around four hundred and eighty something feet.
Speaker 9: What you have is the bell Tower at William and Mary.
Speaker 9: Now that bell tower didn't used to be a bell tower.
Speaker 9: When the building was originally built, it was the first
Speaker 9: astronomical observatory in the entire New World. So it was
Speaker 9: literally the place that you would that you would you know,
Speaker 9: map out and navigate from, study the stars and to
Speaker 9: be able to put your make the landscape and the
Speaker 9: and the area of your college match the Great Pyramid
Speaker 9: of Giza. Now all that stuff is like really cool.
Speaker 9: But the last thing I found with the Pyramid of Giza,
Speaker 9: So all of these sides equal all the size the
Speaker 9: base equals the exact same of the base the bell tower,
Speaker 9: to the to the front, I mean, to the apex
Speaker 9: is the exact same. Now what's really interesting is the
Speaker 9: Great Pyramid is missing its capstone. Okay, and I start
Speaker 9: my period my pyramid apex up here. This is the
Speaker 9: start of Duke of Gloucester Street and what what Court
Speaker 9: Lindahl refers to. As you know, this part of Williamsburg
Speaker 9: is laid out in a configuration that they call a
Speaker 9: New Jerusalem configuration. There's a bunch of different points and
Speaker 9: parts of it that match what they were doing in
Speaker 9: this time when they were laying out cities to be
Speaker 9: these new Jerusalem type cities. So I start my point here,
Speaker 9: and it is at the exact point that the Duke,
Speaker 9: that Duke of Gloucester Street starts. Now at the very
Speaker 9: end of Duke of Gloucester Street. If I zoom out
Speaker 9: all the way up here at the end, halfway down,
Speaker 9: you have that Bruton Parish Church which is right here.
Speaker 9: And then down here at the end up here where
Speaker 9: my cursor's at, that is the capital spelled ol. That
Speaker 9: was the first capital o l Alma homage to the
Speaker 9: capitolium there in Rome. Now, what's uh? Which part was
Speaker 9: I about to say? It was really cool? Well, I
Speaker 9: guess we'll just go here, pyramid to pyramid. If you
Speaker 9: draw a line starting on this corner and you zoom
Speaker 9: all the way out, I mean all the way out,
Speaker 9: you come down here to the Giza plateau. Not only
Speaker 9: does that line land directly on.
Speaker 3: Top lay lines, Bro, you're talking about lay lines. You're
Speaker 3: talking about make the dold.
Speaker 9: You land directly on top of the Great Pyramid of Giza.
Speaker 9: And not only do you land on top, but it
Speaker 9: runs down the exact same line that you started wrong
Speaker 9: in william and Mary. Now, if I put the end
Speaker 9: of this line here on this pyramid or this pyramid here,
Speaker 9: it does not intersect with my capstone back in Williamsburg.
Speaker 9: So this was done deliberately. I don't see any way
Speaker 9: around it. I mean, even if it had just pointed
Speaker 9: to the Giza Plateau and got in the general area,
Speaker 9: it would have been incredible.
Speaker 7: But you study do you study la.
Speaker 9: I mean I know of them, but got some of it.
Speaker 9: Some of it is a bit over my head. But
Speaker 9: I in general the general idea of lay lines that
Speaker 9: you know, they're energetic fields, that they purposely put buildings
Speaker 9: and places of importance on the same lines. Yeah, so you.
Speaker 7: Just found one. It's not a coincidence, man, that's not hey, listen, listen, listen, bro.
Speaker 9: They of the iceberg.
Speaker 5: Let's go, let's go.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Did you do the other angles too this year?
Speaker 2: If they went anywhere else?
Speaker 9: Yeah? So it's it was my real big hope, and
Speaker 9: I tried to make it work for a long time
Speaker 9: because from the island of Bermuda to the ren Building
Speaker 9: to Oak Island and then back to and then back
Speaker 9: to the island of Bermuda is exactly an eight hundred
Speaker 9: mile by eight hundred mile by eight hundred mile triangle
Speaker 9: almost perfectly. It does not match up with any alignments here.
Speaker 9: But the interesting thing is is that in sixteen oh nine,
Speaker 9: the supply mission, the supply mission from England coming to
Speaker 9: Jamestown with seven ships and two pennaces. Leaving England, they
Speaker 9: hit a hurricane around Bermuda and the largest, the largest ship,
Speaker 9: had purposely crash landed on Bermuda. They spent a year
Speaker 9: on Bermuda, built two ships out of the old ship
Speaker 9: and wood from the island, and then made it back
Speaker 9: over in sixteen ten. Now what's crazy is a guy
Speaker 9: named William Stratchy was on the sea venture the ship
Speaker 9: that crash landed on Bermuda. Okay, he gets on one
Speaker 9: of the small boats and makes it to James Sound
Speaker 9: finally in sixteen ten, and he writes an entire account
Speaker 9: of the year that they spent on the island of
Speaker 9: Bermuda and sends it from everything that they can tell
Speaker 9: about that letter, he sends it to Sir Francis Bacon's wife.
Speaker 9: Sixteen eleven is when the play The Tempest is written
Speaker 9: by the supposed William Shakespeare. Not only is the account
Speaker 9: that William Stratchi wrote, who, by the way, is one
Speaker 9: of Francis Bacon's what he called his good pins, the
Speaker 9: guys who helped write the sixteen eleven Now remember the
Speaker 9: Tempest is in sixteen eleven, and the King James Bible
Speaker 9: is also written in sixteen eleven. Yeah, by Francis Bacon
Speaker 9: and his good pins. William Stratchi, the guy who wrote
Speaker 9: the account of Bermuda, was one of Bacon's good pins,
Speaker 9: and he was in his literary society, which was called
Speaker 9: the Society of the Helmet, named for the society's patron
Speaker 9: goddess Muse, who was Athena. And they called it the
Speaker 9: Society of the Helmet because Athena's helmet. And we know
Speaker 9: that Athena was known to shake her spear of knowledge
Speaker 9: in the face of ignorance Shakespeare. And then you have
Speaker 9: a guy who is in a literary society with Francis Bacon,
Speaker 9: named after Athena, the shaker of the spear, who writes
Speaker 9: an account of the time on Bermuda. And then a
Speaker 9: year later the Tempest comes out. It is the last play.
Speaker 9: It's the last play that Shakespeare ever wrote. But it
Speaker 9: appears first in the first folio of Shakespeare, just just.
Speaker 5: As a as a Hellenist.
Speaker 6: This is this is more about a Rackne than it
Speaker 6: is about Athena.
Speaker 5: But Athena does play a role.
Speaker 9: But I have to take your word for it. I
Speaker 9: don't know about Irakne.
Speaker 6: Iraqne is like the Egyptian goddess of spiders, right, so
Speaker 6: she's all about weaving. So if you if you use
Speaker 6: that Araqne reference in decoding this whole Shakespearean code, you're
Speaker 6: gonna find a lot more results because that Iraqne is
Speaker 6: a very pope symbol of this story.
Speaker 9: Right here, we'll do it now.
Speaker 8: John d was around too, wasn't he. He was maybe
Speaker 8: in such the same circles.
Speaker 9: By Yeah, so by the time Williamsburg pops up, or
Speaker 9: but really Williamsburg was a little bit later, Jane, we're
Speaker 9: talking James fort in sixteen oh seven, sixteen oh nine.
Speaker 9: This actual area was called Middle Plantation at the time.
Speaker 9: And funny enough, this piece of land that William and
Speaker 9: Mary was built on was sold to the government to
Speaker 9: build William and Mary by a Captain John Page. As
Speaker 9: far as I can tell, the Page family comes from
Speaker 9: the Pajam family. The Pajam family were knights from the
Speaker 9: noble knights from the south of France who relocated to England.
Speaker 9: So you've you've possibly got a templar connection there.
Speaker 8: That's awesome, man, because this goes back to the question
Speaker 8: I was trying to ask you, and I know you're
Speaker 8: distracted because you're trying to get your slides up. The
Speaker 8: question I was trying to ask you was what bloodline, slash,
Speaker 8: family slash and secret society were involved with establishing this
Speaker 8: location in this college.
Speaker 9: And so it runs the gambit from possibly the man
Speaker 9: who designed this building being Christopher Wren, to the land
Speaker 9: that it was on being the Pajam to the Randolphs
Speaker 9: who are connect to the Sydneys, to the Bacons, and
Speaker 9: it goes on and on. You know, in a lot
Speaker 9: of cities, you know, you'll find this alignment or you'll
Speaker 9: find this configuration of buildings that looks like something, and
Speaker 9: then you got to work and work and work to
Speaker 9: find like one guy who has like a tentative kind
Speaker 9: of connection to something. Every single person involved in Williamsburg
Speaker 9: at this time was steeped in you know, hereditary stuff. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 9: so I know that you guys are familiar with the
Speaker 9: tree of life. Probably I have seen people do configurations
Speaker 9: of the Tree of Life in city scapes and whatnot,
Speaker 9: including Washington, d C. And I'm telling you right now,
Speaker 9: and when we get to the end of this, it's
Speaker 9: gonna it's gonna kind of blow you away that this
Speaker 9: is the absolute most portionate, most perfect tree of life
Speaker 9: that that I've ever come across. And what you have
Speaker 9: let me pull up my I am not a student
Speaker 9: of Kabbala, and I literally had to download Kabbala for
Speaker 9: Dummies to like just kind of wrap my head around it.
Speaker 9: And I actually have.
Speaker 6: To make excuses everybody is a student of unfortunately.
Speaker 9: But I even talked to a I talked to a
Speaker 9: rabbi who said that, you know, Kabala is one of
Speaker 9: those things that you don't want to you don't want
Speaker 9: to study halfway he was like, you can know about it.
Speaker 9: He's like, you don't want to. It's it's kind of
Speaker 9: a lifelong thing, and you want to. If you're going
Speaker 9: to do it, you need to do it because it
Speaker 9: can kind of open up things and open yourself up
Speaker 9: to things that maybe you know what I mean, and
Speaker 9: I don't know how much truth there is to that,
Speaker 9: but I have a pretty cursory knowledge of of just
Speaker 9: the general tree of life, and what I've found connected
Speaker 9: to it, or to William and Mary is is pretty incredible.
Speaker 9: Because what you have and my line actually you can
Speaker 9: see down here this is one is it suffero? It
Speaker 9: doesn't matter, okay?
Speaker 5: Is probably so this is.
Speaker 9: Oh okay, So this is one sept here and then
Speaker 9: there's another one here and I have a line to it.
Speaker 9: But for some reason, when you save your your measurements,
Speaker 9: it puts them all underneath the trees, and I don't
Speaker 9: know why. But right here where this lands is the
Speaker 9: is the Crimdell Pond. The crim Dell Pond, interestingly, is
Speaker 9: a pond that was uh man made, and it was
Speaker 9: man made by damming up this creek right here. Now,
Speaker 9: this creek is College Creek and it goes all the
Speaker 9: way out to the James River. Now, on the first
Speaker 9: mission to the New World, there was a guy named
Speaker 9: I talked about him earlier, Sir Gabriel Archer. He's the
Speaker 9: guy who is the crypto Catholic that they found. Now
Speaker 9: he wanted desperately when they cruise up the James in
Speaker 9: the three boats. The first place they explored that Sir
Speaker 9: Gabriel Archer wanted to put the fort was at the
Speaker 9: end of this creek which ends up all the way
Speaker 9: here at the base of William and Mary. They ultimately
Speaker 9: decided that the creek wasn't deep enough and didn't have
Speaker 9: maneuverability to turn the large ships around. But until like
Speaker 9: the nineteen twenties, this creek was actually called Archer's Hope
Speaker 9: because Sir Gabriel Archer wanted this to be the site
Speaker 9: of the James Fort. And when you dig back, I believe,
Speaker 9: knowing now that he was a Catholic and that he
Speaker 9: wanted this area to be it is interesting because near
Speaker 9: this area they found a Spanish well, and after doing research,
Speaker 9: they found out that there was a Jesuit mission in
Speaker 9: this area at the end of that creek in the
Speaker 9: fifteen eighties. And there's a whole great history about how
Speaker 9: I mean, it's not great, but it's kind of great.
Speaker 9: This Jesuit mission basically kidnapped a relative of Powatan like
Speaker 9: a nephew, kidnapped him, took him to the Caribbean for
Speaker 9: a while, then over to Spain, taught him Spanish, and
Speaker 9: then later on a few years later, they brought him
Speaker 9: back in hopes that he would help help them make
Speaker 9: friends with the uh, the natives and help convert them,
Speaker 9: right these Jesuits. Well, what happened is the first chance
Speaker 9: he got when they when they came back over here,
Speaker 9: he dipped out and they murdered everybody. So I just
Speaker 9: I've always found it interesting that this pond that starts
Speaker 9: William and Mary, it's got a really weird bridge across
Speaker 9: across it with a whole bunch of different superstitions on
Speaker 9: the bridge, that this area had first been a Jesuit mission,
Speaker 9: and this is where Archer ended up. Archer has Templar bloodline.
Speaker 8: That would probably be the predominant thing of importance to
Speaker 8: these people personally, in my opinion, is that religion seems
Speaker 8: to be secondary to these power absolute That is one
Speaker 8: of the use you know, whether it's like they used
Speaker 8: that their advantaged political situations. At the end of the day,
Speaker 8: they're beliefs liance something much more ancient, and.
Speaker 6: So Chostianity didn't fully take because you under Christianity, everybody's equal.
Speaker 5: There's no equality under this right.
Speaker 9: Now, there's no room for a dictator. Yeah, it's it
Speaker 9: doesn't it doesn't jive well with a monarchy or a
Speaker 9: top down control structure. So you've got a sepharat here,
Speaker 9: You've got to cepherat here. Now, this is a really
Speaker 9: interesting one, and it'll get even more interesting in a
Speaker 9: minute when I show you another alignment. But the cepherratt
Speaker 9: that lands here, and I'm trying to zoom in so
Speaker 9: you can see it, and you still can't see it
Speaker 9: well because it's a Google Earth image, but it lands
Speaker 9: right here. Now, this, right here, this is another This
Speaker 9: is one of my examples that I think that this
Speaker 9: symbolism has been has been put here right up until
Speaker 9: present day. This is the Geology Department's rock garden in
Speaker 9: a very strange like place that if you don't know
Speaker 9: it's there, you wouldn't know it's there, and it is.
Speaker 9: It's it's the Geology Department's rock garden, right And in
Speaker 9: this rock garden you have nothing but these massive boulders
Speaker 9: that I'm kind of circling here non favor.
Speaker 3: Real quick, ernie, before you you see that little human
Speaker 3: on the right hand side that ship. They don't have
Speaker 3: anywhere where you could zoom in on. They have a
Speaker 3: little point now yah, that's crazy.
Speaker 9: Well, no, you know what. Oh yeah, I think we
Speaker 9: do have one right here, but if I remember correctly,
Speaker 9: they do not have the stone placed here. That yeah,
Speaker 9: they don't, which is even more interesting. And I'll show
Speaker 9: you the stone when I come back out now right here. Yeah, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 9: it's great because this is exactly kind of what it
Speaker 9: looks like. This picture was taken while they were constructing
Speaker 9: the rock garden. But as you can see, it's just
Speaker 9: some gravel and then these big native to Virginia boulders
Speaker 9: and they're they're everywhere and a little little bench. But
Speaker 9: all these boulders are not like worked or hun in
Speaker 9: any way. They're just natural bold. Now what I wonder?
Speaker 7: What that I wonder?
Speaker 9: Now there is.
Speaker 3: You you go to that one boat that you have,
Speaker 3: It has a little plaque on there is.
Speaker 9: A giant Uh I think you glitched out a second?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, can you go back to can you go
Speaker 2: back to bringing that back.
Speaker 10: To uh sorry, back to where it was. Was there
Speaker 10: a plaque by one of those boulders, Yeah, it was a.
Speaker 9: Yeah, let me yeah, And the plaque is all the Yeah,
Speaker 9: the plaques are all just saying what kind of stone
Speaker 9: they are, and they're all native to Virginia, and they're
Speaker 9: all like kind of exotic ish, you know. Different. Now
Speaker 9: you saw this rock, you saw this rock, you saw
Speaker 9: this rock. You saw this rock which you didn't see.
Speaker 9: Is this rock right here? It's not in this picture.
Speaker 9: This is the only out of place stone. It is
Speaker 9: a massive, perfectly cut, quarried hewn slab of granite, right, man.
Speaker 9: And if you look at my tree of life, okay,
Speaker 9: you can see that the rock garden sits off to
Speaker 9: the left and the only rock that sits to perfectly
Speaker 9: place the stuff ra is that is that slab of granite.
Speaker 9: And when I'm looking at my tree of life diagram
Speaker 9: here yaad is.
Speaker 2: I was just going to ask you that, Yeah, it
Speaker 2: should be Ysad right, which is the moon.
Speaker 9: It sits on Yasade and Yasad is foundation. So I
Speaker 9: found it in interesting that the foundation Sepherat sits on
Speaker 9: a rock garden, and specifically on this perfectly hewn slab
Speaker 9: of granite. Now that is kind of circumstantial stuff, but
Speaker 9: let me get it's so obnoxious. I'm sorry, guys. Doing
Speaker 9: this on my phone is a lot easier. Doing it
Speaker 9: with a mouse is insanity.
Speaker 8: Good god, all right, I mean park area that we
Speaker 8: were just at. It looks like the middle of the
Speaker 8: tree of life, just a shame of it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, this is the sunken garden.
Speaker 2: Have you been there? Have you actually been there to
Speaker 2: see the piece that's missing?
Speaker 9: Who MEI, yeah, yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 2: How How is it like polished or anything.
Speaker 9: It's it's not polished, Okay, well, it's it's very smooth
Speaker 9: on the top, kind of rough hewn on the sides,
Speaker 9: and there's no markings or engravings on it. But there
Speaker 9: is like a quarry like mark on it with some numbers,
Speaker 9: and I can't remember what those numbers are.
Speaker 2: It's just.
Speaker 9: Now, what's interesting about this is you've got you've got
Speaker 9: your your pillar here and your pillar here right of
Speaker 9: your of your tree of life. Okay, and if correct
Speaker 9: me if I'm wrong, but the left pillar has a
Speaker 9: feminine like quality and the right pillar is masculine. Correct,
Speaker 9: And so originally in these two buildings were the female dorms,
Speaker 9: and originally in these two in these two buildings were
Speaker 9: the male dorms. And if I'm not mistaken, Kether or
Speaker 9: the crown is kind of the marriage of that masculine
Speaker 9: and feminine energies, right.
Speaker 12: Because you have chore but yeah, excuse me. And so
Speaker 12: Chokma is like Wisdom Sophia right right.
Speaker 9: And and and I haven't laid them all out or
Speaker 9: have a slide for it, but I've gone through each
Speaker 9: one of these buildings and what they originally housed, and
Speaker 9: they correlate pretty great to the definitions of each sepharat,
Speaker 9: where like Wisdom, whichever building sepharat that lands on the
Speaker 9: Wisdom one that was like the original library, and there's
Speaker 9: one that's like Mercy and they held like nursing like
Speaker 9: stuff in that like it's it's crazy, like kind of
Speaker 9: dead on. And then when you're talking about the marriage
Speaker 9: of the masculine and the feminine in the kether the Crown,
Speaker 9: what more perfect building for that to be than to
Speaker 9: scent in the center courtyard. Remember this was supposed to
Speaker 9: be a perfect you know, rectangle oblong square, so this
Speaker 9: would be the middle of it. What more perfect to
Speaker 9: marry the masculine and feminine of the Crown than the
Speaker 9: first building of the College of William and Mary. Literally
Speaker 9: a marriage of the masculine and feminine of the Crown
Speaker 9: of England. So I thought that was rad. No, it
Speaker 9: doesn't have my dang w two.
Speaker 2: You got a pretty interesting symbol.
Speaker 9: And so what you're going to see is really really
Speaker 9: interesting momentarily is you know, you don't have a perfect
Speaker 9: marker for let's see what these ones are, tip.
Speaker 7: Forth and d.
Speaker 9: Right, they would land they would land here here and here,
Speaker 9: and so these two points where they cross where they
Speaker 9: would land seem kind of arbitrary because it's just the
Speaker 9: middle of a it's just the middle of a of
Speaker 9: a field, right. But this one right here, tip ath,
Speaker 9: which is beauty.
Speaker 3: M hm, I can tell you where you stopped stopped
Speaker 3: at where they landed.
Speaker 2: That's awesome, thank you. H As soon as we get
Speaker 2: to that, he was.
Speaker 3: Just getting into where they landed at. He was just
Speaker 3: getting into where they landed at on that field, you know,
Speaker 3: he said, yeah, they don't caught onto it. He was
Speaker 3: giving out too much information right now. Cut that ship off, man,
Speaker 3: fun that.
Speaker 8: It looks it does kind of look like it's real life.
Speaker 8: I'm Marc gonna.
Speaker 2: Lie, yeah, it looks weird man.
Speaker 9: Sorry, guys, well, I want to try to power through
Speaker 9: this because I don't want to shout on.
Speaker 8: You were saying something about Rothschild and I didn't catch
Speaker 8: the rest of.
Speaker 9: The Rockefeller So this configuration these buildings on the side,
Speaker 9: and the Sunken Garden, which is like the crown jewel
Speaker 9: of william Mary the Sunken Garden. It was built by
Speaker 9: the Rockefellers in the nineteen twenties and it was kind
Speaker 9: of a proof of concept of what they were going
Speaker 9: to do in Colonial Williamsburg. So they did this first
Speaker 9: before they started on the renovations in Colonial Williamsburg. And
Speaker 9: the guy that they tapped to do this, the architect
Speaker 9: was a guy named Charles M. Robinson, who you can't
Speaker 9: find if he was a Mason or not, but it's
Speaker 9: pretty clear that he was because the Number six Lodge,
Speaker 9: the Williamsburg Masonic Lodge, was gone. It had fallen into
Speaker 9: disrepair and they abandoned it for another building. While he
Speaker 9: was in town, he rebuilt the Number six Lodge with
Speaker 9: his own money and gifted it to the Masons in Williamsburg.
Speaker 9: So I think it's pretty clear that he knew what
Speaker 9: he was doing in place these in a certain area. Now,
Speaker 9: it was the reason I.
Speaker 8: Say there's some ritual to it as well, because it's
Speaker 8: the first thing they did they were trying to you.
Speaker 9: Know, yeah, yeah, well and way do you see the
Speaker 9: erythmomancy and it's it's pretty wild. So the reason I
Speaker 9: started looking for a tree of life here was because
Speaker 9: I started I was watching Oak Island, you know, go figure,
Speaker 9: and I started noticing similarities in William and Mary and
Speaker 9: Oak Island, and they started becoming a little a little
Speaker 9: more prevalent than I could ignore. And kind of what
Speaker 9: I saw was the reason they call Oak Island oak
Speaker 9: Island is because it was covered in live in red oaks. Okay,
Speaker 9: live in red oaks don't grow above the Mason Dixon.
Speaker 9: They were planted there on the four hundred islands that
Speaker 9: in Mahone Bay, the bay that Oak Island is in.
Speaker 9: There is not a single red or live oak on
Speaker 9: any of the islands. They can't find any evidence. So
Speaker 9: these were cultivated there.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 9: The first the first trees that were cultivated on the
Speaker 9: campus of William and Mary were red oaks and live oaks.
Speaker 9: I think they were planted on Oak Island as a
Speaker 9: marker for people trying to find an island in a
Speaker 9: bay of four hundred islands to hide whatever, or meet
Speaker 9: or do whatever. So I saw there was a guy
Speaker 9: named Peter Ahmanson. I think he was Swedish or something
Speaker 9: like that. He was Norse of some sort, and he
Speaker 9: put forward a theory on Oak Island. They had him
Speaker 9: on the show, and he actually found a configuration of
Speaker 9: a tree of life there. And actually when they went
Speaker 9: to some of the cross points on the tree of life,
Speaker 9: they actually found some pretty significant different things. And so
Speaker 9: I found this tree of life and I was like,
Speaker 9: let me see if any of it hooks up with
Speaker 9: Oak Island. So I take from what is it choke
Speaker 9: Ma and kether or ketder guitar, and I run through
Speaker 9: that and I go all the way to know Scotia.
Speaker 2: Now I don't have that up on the screen.
Speaker 7: Just let you know.
Speaker 9: You can't see me.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I lost that when you disappeared. Okay, I
Speaker 2: had a feeling. I was like, I think you might
Speaker 2: think it's still love.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, I probably need to redo that, Okay.
Speaker 2: I was just to tell you the truth too.
Speaker 10: If it kicks you off, then you're having a bandwidth
Speaker 10: problem and you might actually have to either shut off
Speaker 10: your video or stop.
Speaker 9: Sharing acting whacky.
Speaker 7: I'm I'm trying to tell you, man, it's the Illuminati.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 7: Yeah, about to say.
Speaker 5: So.
Speaker 8: So in a nutshell, it lines up with with Oak Island?
Speaker 8: Is that what we're getting at it does?
Speaker 9: It lines up perfectly with Oak Island. And not only that,
Speaker 9: it's it's got it's it sucks because it lands directly
Speaker 9: on an arm of of what they call Orlan's Cross.
Speaker 9: And Nolan's Cross is this configuration of one, two, three, four, five,
Speaker 9: six gigantic cone shaped hand hewn like a couple of
Speaker 9: tons stones that form this cross. Right, well, it lands
Speaker 9: on the right arm, on the stone of the right
Speaker 9: arm of Nolan's Cross. So I find Nolan's Cross and
Speaker 9: I'm like, cool, let me uh, let me uh, let
Speaker 9: me see if we have a Nolan's Cross at William
Speaker 9: and Mary, and God, I wish I could show it
Speaker 9: to you now. But uh, turn turns out that, yeah,
Speaker 9: we absolutely have a Nolan's Cross at William and Mary.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna try to share one more time, just to
Speaker 9: see if because I closed out of the browser that
Speaker 9: that Google Earth was on, let me see if we
Speaker 9: can get it get it going one more time, because
Speaker 9: this is this is a really really cool crap.
Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah, as soon as you start to try to
Speaker 8: share your vocals.
Speaker 2: Yeah you came out you should.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you can't do it, sorry, Yeah, like even videos against.
Speaker 9: Well it it's I'll tell you what I did record
Speaker 9: our podcast. I did a solo one where I just
Speaker 9: went through all these alignments the other day. So it
Speaker 9: is on Virginia's for Lovers all this time, but I'll
Speaker 9: still go through what what it is for you. It
Speaker 9: runs over to the line. There's also a configuration of
Speaker 9: Nolan's cross perfectly to the tee. And not only that,
Speaker 9: it it uh, it's it's kind of weird to talk
Speaker 9: about without showing it because it's just like saying, without
Speaker 9: you looking at uh, you'd be surprised looking at the
Speaker 9: campus of William and Mary.
Speaker 8: You'd be surprised.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 8: I mean, I've had this happen to me before, where
Speaker 8: my pictures weren't working and I had to describe something
Speaker 8: that I wasn't playing on describing. And it's not that bad.
Speaker 8: It's more of a mental thing.
Speaker 9: Okay. So so I'm gonna look it up on my
Speaker 9: phone so I don't go glitchy, and I'll try to
Speaker 9: explain what I got here. So what what we had
Speaker 9: was going through two of the Suffharat goes all the
Speaker 9: way to Oak Island and then it lands on the
Speaker 9: arm of Nolan's Cross. So I look for Nolan's Cross
Speaker 9: at William and Mary. Now you remember the C shaped
Speaker 9: building at William and Mary, the Rent Building. One hundred
Speaker 9: and forty five feet from from the front door. That
Speaker 9: is a statue of Lord Bottote. He was the worshipful
Speaker 9: master at the Number six Lodge in Williamsburg. He his
Speaker 9: statue has been there. It's been moved. His head's been
Speaker 9: cut off and put mac on. They moved him during
Speaker 9: the Civil War. They brought him back. They've always put
Speaker 9: him back in this exact position, exactly one hundred and
Speaker 9: forty five feet from the front door. Well, the first
Speaker 9: the top of Nolan's Cross at Oak Island to the
Speaker 9: next stone is exactly one hundred and forty five feet.
Speaker 9: So then you have the crossbars of nolan Cross right
Speaker 9: that those are each arm are three hundred and sixty feet.
Speaker 9: It's exactly three hundred and sixty feet from the front
Speaker 9: door of the Rin building to those two oldest roads
Speaker 9: in America that make the triangle, which is James Sound
Speaker 9: Road in Richmond Road. Now the next two lines are
Speaker 9: going down from from the cross section of the cross
Speaker 9: that that that center point down to another stone at
Speaker 9: Oak Island and then down to another stone, and it's
Speaker 9: four hundred and ninety three feet from the cross section
Speaker 9: to the next to the next stone. Well, remember me
Speaker 9: saying that in my Oak Island or I'm sorry by
Speaker 9: William and Mary Tree of Life, there was those two
Speaker 9: sepharat that land in the sunken garden that there's really
Speaker 9: no marker for, right, Yeah, Well, it turns out that
Speaker 9: the four or nine three feet runs right into the
Speaker 9: first one, which is the Da'at cepharrat or whatever it's
Speaker 9: it is in Hebrew. And then the next one is
Speaker 9: two hundred and thirty nine feet and that runs down
Speaker 9: and runs right into the Tipparete exactly cephrot. Now you go,
Speaker 9: So I did this whole uh measurement because if you
Speaker 9: look at if you could pull up like an overhead
Speaker 9: of William and Mary, I can kind of point out
Speaker 9: the tetritus.
Speaker 3: Which is this was actually this was actually on an
Speaker 3: Oak Island interactive map that I found.
Speaker 7: While you was talking about Oh yeah, yeah, I brought
Speaker 7: this up.
Speaker 3: And what's so funny that you was mentioned about triangles earlier,
Speaker 3: and look what I found stone triangles right on Oh.
Speaker 9: Yeah, the stone triangle. Now the next part of this,
Speaker 9: you know, the whole the whole campus sits on what
Speaker 9: looks like a gigantic triangle. If you run down the triangle,
Speaker 9: it's in measurements of six hundred and sixty six feet
Speaker 9: six hundred and sixty six feet halfway down the triangle,
Speaker 9: and then another six hundred sixty six feet and then
Speaker 9: now this is a huge triangle, bigger than the pyramid triangle. Right,
Speaker 9: and then on the sides of the tria, it's a
Speaker 9: gigantic six sixty six by six sixty six by six
Speaker 9: sixty six by six sixty six by six sixty six
Speaker 9: by six sixty six right, and then down in the
Speaker 9: bottom left two corners of the triangle there are clear,
Speaker 9: uh city scape landscaped triangles that make up the bottom
Speaker 9: two corners. Those are six hundred and sixty six feet
Speaker 9: by six hundred and sixty six feet by six hundred
Speaker 9: and sixty six feet.
Speaker 10: You know you know what's both of the two Sorry
Speaker 10: real quick, you remember that triangle how you were saying
Speaker 10: when it was rebuilt, one of the sides did bump
Speaker 10: out a little bit, and it wasn't exactly straight anymore. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 10: that's right kind of, that's exactly what that ship looks. Yeah.
Speaker 10: So I start getting into this six hundred and sixty
Speaker 10: six foot triangle right, and I find the thing called
Speaker 10: the tetritus, which is a Pythagorean.
Speaker 9: Symbol. It is, let's see here, the tic tractus or
Speaker 9: the tic tractus of the dick or the decad is
Speaker 9: a triangular figure consisting of ten points arranging four rows
Speaker 9: one two, three, four points in each row, which is
Speaker 9: the geometrical present representation of the fourth triangular number. A
Speaker 9: mystical symbol, it was very important to the secret warship
Speaker 9: of Pythagoreanism. There were four seasons, and the number was
Speaker 9: also associated with planetary motions and music. Kabbala also has
Speaker 9: a tetractus. It's a mystical symbol used by the Pythagoreans
Speaker 9: and Kabbala followers. It represents the four classical elements and
Speaker 9: a triangular figure meaning of the tech tractus in the Kabbala.
Speaker 9: The Pythagoreans interpretation of the tech tractus is the mathematical
Speaker 9: and nature and contrast its significance to the followers of
Speaker 9: the ancient Hebrew belief of Kabala is more mystical. Just
Speaker 9: like Pythagoras, the followers of Cabala also believe that the
Speaker 9: Tractus is the illustration of existence, of the way everything
Speaker 9: is structured in the universe. However, the followers of Kabala
Speaker 9: have paralleled I'm just going to call it the t
Speaker 9: with the Tree of Life. Now, this, this triangle is
Speaker 9: made up of one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine,
Speaker 9: ten triangles. It fits directly over the Tree of Life
Speaker 9: at William and Mary. But each triangle has an exact
Speaker 9: side to the foot of six hundred and sixty six feet,
Speaker 9: So it's ten triangles made up of six hundred and
Speaker 9: sixty six feet that fit with There you go, man,
Speaker 9: so you can see how this is kind of a diamond, right,
Speaker 9: And if you look down at the bottom, do you
Speaker 9: see where they bent buildings so that they would maintain
Speaker 9: a little triangle. And if you go over to the left,
Speaker 9: they bend another building as a triangle. And then over
Speaker 9: here on the edge they they on the bottom in
Speaker 9: the middle, they bend that building so that it stays
Speaker 9: in line. Starting with this triangle on the bottom left.
Speaker 9: You build triangles all the way across, and it works
Speaker 9: out perfectly geometrically to be every single side of said triangle,
Speaker 9: ten of them within there is six hundred and sixty
Speaker 9: six feet. So this small triangle here on the bottom
Speaker 9: those roads, if you go all the way around, that
Speaker 9: is six hundred and sixty six feet. If you measure
Speaker 9: from corner to corner of the sunken garden, it's exactly
Speaker 9: six hundred and sixty six feet.
Speaker 3: From Bring real quick, I want to show you something
Speaker 3: you was talking about the stones on the other one.
Speaker 7: I just found the location.
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 3: Clicking on a little man on the right hand bottom screen,
Speaker 3: and look at these stones that that that's right here,
Speaker 3: that's in the same spot that you was just talking about.
Speaker 9: Look yeah, if you go yeah, so it's it's uh
Speaker 9: right there. So if you go to the right, I'm sorry,
Speaker 9: keep going to the left. Stop right next to her
Speaker 9: in that grass right there. You can see it on
Speaker 9: Google or no, go to your left a little bit more.
Speaker 9: It's like from where the camera is facing, it's like
Speaker 9: behind the camera right now, that's where that slab sits.
Speaker 9: You can go there today and it sits right there,
Speaker 9: but it's in none of the pictures. You can't you
Speaker 9: can't see it. And it's the only one that lines
Speaker 9: up there. It is. That's it. It's the only hewn
Speaker 9: stone in the whole rock garden.
Speaker 7: That's crazy.
Speaker 9: I don't know. Yeah, that's fucking crazy. And it just
Speaker 9: sits there. Yeah.
Speaker 7: You come around, you're just like, what the fuck is that?
Speaker 9: Yeah, and it's clear. It's got like tooling marks on
Speaker 9: the side, it's smooth on the top, and then it's
Speaker 9: got written on it somewhere. It's got like a like
Speaker 9: some numbers I guess from the quarry. It doesn't make
Speaker 9: any sense. It's like outside of the of the rock
Speaker 9: garden as well.
Speaker 7: So yeah, to be there for the audience, just for
Speaker 7: the audience, just to be clear it's right there.
Speaker 3: Yo, I'd be paying attention to what people be saying, bron,
Speaker 3: I'll be trying to figure it out, like how how
Speaker 3: do I find this should? I be using all my
Speaker 3: my my wits and everything trying to figure out exactly
Speaker 3: what they're talking about that.
Speaker 7: So I was like, what the hell, I gotta see
Speaker 7: what he's talking about, that.
Speaker 8: Whole six six sixth thing.
Speaker 9: Man, Like it's everywhere on that campus. You can't throw
Speaker 9: a rock.
Speaker 8: It's also ingrained in or it has to do with
Speaker 8: like the Yale as well. Some of the stuff around
Speaker 8: Yale has that sixty sixty sixth measurement intentionally what it
Speaker 8: is a human number. I just thought it was interesting.
Speaker 8: It's like there's something yeah, absolutely yeah.
Speaker 9: And you know six six six means different things to
Speaker 9: different to different people, especially within masonry. It's it's closely
Speaker 9: associated with Solomon and his payment, and you know the
Speaker 9: obsession with Solomon. There but.
Speaker 7: Felled Us. Look over here, we over inside felt Us.
Speaker 9: A rent building. Pin building is now if you can
Speaker 9: find if you can go inside the Wren chapel, which
Speaker 9: is the right wing of the rent building. It looks
Speaker 9: like no chapel ever, but it looks like every Masonic
Speaker 9: room you've ever.
Speaker 3: Careate historian, you see that book right there, secret historian Dan,
Speaker 3: It's crazy, bro, What did.
Speaker 8: You find your book on the shelf?
Speaker 3: No? No, no, no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 2: Secrets. Hey.
Speaker 9: The gay decades, okay, h William and Mary had the
Speaker 9: highest popular homosexual population of any college. It also has
Speaker 9: the highest suicide rate of any college in the United States,
Speaker 9: per capita. It is a tons of ghost stories and creepy, uh,
Speaker 9: creepy stuff. I'm gonna I'm gonna try one more time
Speaker 9: just to get you an overall. I'm gonna try my
Speaker 9: heartest to just give you an overall. I'm gonna try
Speaker 9: to share one more time just so you can see
Speaker 9: this triangle and whatnot and you can see how the
Speaker 9: buildings are bent around everything. I try one more time,
Speaker 9: and then I'm gonna give up as far as that goes,
Speaker 9: and I'll just talk it at you.
Speaker 7: Don't worry.
Speaker 3: I'll have this playing in the background for you while
Speaker 3: you're talking. Are you visiting all these things?
Speaker 7: This is crazy?
Speaker 9: Can you see that?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 7: Bring it up? You got to bring his up, Nick
Speaker 7: right here for us when we come in.
Speaker 5: H Yo.
Speaker 7: They got a while while right next door.
Speaker 2: Yoe the sheets.
Speaker 9: Now you can you see at all?
Speaker 2: No, you break it up again. Man, Wait, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: We are no longer trying that that situation.
Speaker 9: Yeah, my bad man. It's all pretty much. It's all
Speaker 9: pretty much visual. There also that alignment. So what's interesting
Speaker 9: about that one that goes all the way to Oak Island.
Speaker 9: It goes from those two seppharat all the way through
Speaker 9: Oak Island, through North London, across the Bruce Castle which
Speaker 9: was owned by the Bruce family, which the Stewarts come from,
Speaker 9: and they come from the Mayrivngian. It goes all the
Speaker 9: way through Istanbul, which Wisconstantinople, and it lands directly yeah,
Speaker 9: and then it lands directly onto the front door of
Speaker 9: the cave church of Saint Peter's Cave Church. The first
Speaker 9: century Apostle Peter he taught secretly in a cave in Antioch,
Speaker 9: and the end of that line ends up on the
Speaker 9: front door of that church. Now that church is that
Speaker 9: church during the fall of Antioch, during the First Crusade,
Speaker 9: is supposedly where they found the spear of Destiny. It
Speaker 9: was held in Constantinople for a number of years, and
Speaker 9: it was supposedly found buried underneath the floor of Saint
Speaker 9: Peter's Cave Church. In that that lone ends. And then
Speaker 9: when you're talking about templars and hiding treasures and things
Speaker 9: like that, and needing places to hide things Oak Island.
Speaker 9: It's interesting that Oak Island, Williamsburg and where they supposedly
Speaker 9: found the Spirit of Destiny ends up there, so well,
Speaker 9: it's kind of a bummer man. I mean, the visuals
Speaker 9: are most of that presentation. If there's any questions, though, Man,
Speaker 9: I'd be happy to to talk about him. It goes
Speaker 9: on and on and on in this town. Man, It's
Speaker 9: it's insane.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, we have here.
Speaker 9: That is Lord botatat that is you're in the back.
Speaker 9: You're in the backyard now. You were in the front yard, ye,
Speaker 9: out front, that's not you're in the back now way yeah.
Speaker 7: Ante.
Speaker 9: Oh look at the people. Another interesting thing is the
Speaker 9: all the different chancellors that have been all the way
Speaker 9: from historic American figures like Thomas Jefferson right up to
Speaker 9: Margaret Thatcher and the current Chancellor of William and Mary
Speaker 9: is an ex ci A director who was the director
Speaker 9: of the CIA during nine to eleven. He was in
Speaker 9: with the bushes.
Speaker 7: Of course, they have this one right here. Look they
Speaker 7: edited this photo. There's something wants to see. Oh dang,
Speaker 7: look at that. Yeah.
Speaker 9: So Margaret Faster was was chancellor. Chancellor is more of
Speaker 9: an honorary title, so it's not like she was on site.
Speaker 9: But it is interesting when you go back through the
Speaker 9: chancellors of William and Mary. I mean you're looking at
Speaker 9: James Madison you're looking at Monroe, you're looking at Thomas Jefferson,
Speaker 9: and then up into the modern era, people like Margaret
Speaker 9: that uh, the CIA director and whatnot. They have a
Speaker 9: advertised the CIA has an advertised presence on the campus
Speaker 9: of William and Mary.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 9: They recruit heavily from the from the students at William
Speaker 9: and Mary.
Speaker 12: Well.
Speaker 9: Another thing that's interesting too is that every year they're
Speaker 9: they're freshman ceremony takes place really close to the fall equinox.
Speaker 9: Everybody arrives and and surrounds there in the ren yard
Speaker 9: where you're at right now. They surround Lord Batatat, they
Speaker 9: do some speeches, they ring the bell, and then all
Speaker 9: the freshmen moved through the portico through the Wren building
Speaker 9: out into the sunken garden where they have like a
Speaker 9: big party.
Speaker 8: So the CIA connections is have anything to do with
Speaker 8: some of the stuff you were talking about earlier with
Speaker 8: the farm and all that, Like, yeah, clearly here.
Speaker 9: Yeah yeah, yeah, well, I mean William and Mary it's
Speaker 9: an ivy. They call it a public ivy. Uh, it's
Speaker 9: it's a public school on par with Harvard and Yale
Speaker 9: and whatnot. I don't know to what extent they recruit,
Speaker 9: but it says publicly that they heavily recruit from William
Speaker 9: and Mary.
Speaker 8: No, that does even have me, especially given where it's at, right.
Speaker 8: I mean, if it's in Virginia, those ties are probably
Speaker 8: going to be their FBI and CIA.
Speaker 9: Oh, yeah, for sure.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's interesting man. That nine eleven connections is pretty
Speaker 8: interesting too.
Speaker 9: If you go down the street to your left, yeah,
Speaker 9: that way, and you come to the break in that
Speaker 9: wall on your left, not the first one, keep going,
Speaker 9: not that one either. You got to keep going on down.
Speaker 9: I might be sending you on a wild goose chase.
Speaker 9: It looks a little different from here. I keep going
Speaker 9: and there's a statue of William and King William and
Speaker 9: Queen Mary in between that. Yeah, in between those statues
Speaker 9: is the exact point where the pyramid baseline starts. And
Speaker 9: it goes all the way to the other to the
Speaker 9: other street, but it's dead center in the middle of
Speaker 9: those two statues.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they stop it right here. Yeah, this is the
Speaker 7: closest I can get to it.
Speaker 3: Would You could definitely see the silhouettes of that statue
Speaker 3: on pillars right there too.
Speaker 9: It's a it is a it's an interesting campus you're
Speaker 9: right down the street from the Bruton Parish Church with
Speaker 9: all its mystery. On the other side of the street
Speaker 9: from Bruton Parish you have the Octagonal s Gunpowder Magazine,
Speaker 9: which was a which was a remake of the Temple
Speaker 9: of the Four Winds in Greece. Yeah.
Speaker 11: It uh, it's interesting. Yeah yeah man, well, I mean
Speaker 11: without the visuals.
Speaker 9: God, I'm gonna have to like send you guys, I'll
Speaker 9: take some screenshots and email them to you if you
Speaker 9: if you want to take a peek out of I'll
Speaker 9: take those.
Speaker 2: Sure.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 9: If you you said you were going to edit, I
Speaker 9: don't know if you can. Uh No, I'm gonna edit
Speaker 9: to the audio world.
Speaker 2: This is live everywhere, right, So I mean it's it's
Speaker 2: a dumb deal like this.
Speaker 9: What what what does this look like to you?
Speaker 2: Guys?
Speaker 13: Are a little way writing? Yeah, that's what I was thinking.
Speaker 13: So now my next question is what this one has
Speaker 13: to do? Bird artifacts inside?
Speaker 9: Look at the eyes and the glasses right in a
Speaker 9: certain thing.
Speaker 3: It seems like it has everything that It's like it's
Speaker 3: telling the story like look, you know that's modern man
Speaker 3: with the metal, you know, whatever type of metal. Then
Speaker 3: you got the eyes with the glasses, some type of fruit, something, tree,
Speaker 3: something here.
Speaker 7: Then what what do we always have in every mythology whatever?
Speaker 7: What's always mythology? The serpent.
Speaker 8: Is this?
Speaker 7: Yeah, holding babies? Yeah, look at that.
Speaker 3: That's crazy, a serpent holding babies. What does a serpent
Speaker 3: usually mean? So many different things, remarth, everlasting life, h.
Speaker 2: What time is associated with it?
Speaker 13: There?
Speaker 7: Yeah, the time? Okay, so.
Speaker 8: That it says a number of secret societies are all
Speaker 8: great at the College of William and Mary Anxiety sevens
Speaker 8: dating back to the founding of the nation's first known
Speaker 8: collegiate secret society, which is the sph Yeah, the flat hasse.
Speaker 8: So here's here's a list of some of the societies
Speaker 8: that are there on campus.
Speaker 2: Hey, but.
Speaker 8: Flat Hat Club, like like what you're saying. You got
Speaker 8: the Ladies of Alpha, You've got the Live Oak Society,
Speaker 8: the Phi Society, the seven Society, which I think you mentioned,
Speaker 8: thirteen Club, the w Society, and the Wren Society, and
Speaker 8: the Zodiac Society. I think that's interesting, the Wren Society
Speaker 8: part because of.
Speaker 9: That just yeah, you also have the Bishop James Madison Society.
Speaker 9: What's interesting is is Thomas Jefferson was a member of
Speaker 9: the Flat Hat Society, and Thomas Jefferson was instrumental in
Speaker 9: helping start Phi Beta Kappa, which ended up turning into
Speaker 9: Skull and Bones. And some speculate that the Society of
Speaker 9: Seven is this secret or side. Basically, when Phi Beta
Speaker 9: Kapa turned into Skull and Bones because they wanted to
Speaker 9: keep it secret at Yale, the same thing happened of
Speaker 9: William and Mary, and that became the Society of the Sevens.
Speaker 9: And you don't know who's in that society until they
Speaker 9: die and they ring the bell seven times.
Speaker 7: That's crazy.
Speaker 8: What if I told you that they go back to
Speaker 8: seventeen fifty Some of these like, oh yeah, it says
Speaker 8: the oldest.
Speaker 7: It says it.
Speaker 8: Days founding of the nation's first known collegiate secret society. Uh,
Speaker 8: it's kind of suggesting that some of the first secret
Speaker 8: societies are coming out of William and Mary. Is kind
Speaker 8: of like what it suggested. Oh, they absolutely were.
Speaker 9: There was no I mean when William and Mary first began,
Speaker 9: it was William and Mary in Harvard and then small
Speaker 9: schoolhouse universities, and there was the Flat Hat Society was
Speaker 9: absolutely the first secret society. And then seventeen seventy six,
Speaker 9: you have the first Greek with Phi Beta Kappa, and
Speaker 9: in both of those, both Phi Beta Kappa and the
Speaker 9: Flat Hat Society, they also had adult, non school, non
Speaker 9: student membership, and it was Freemasons from town could also
Speaker 9: be in the Flat Hat Society and Phi Beta Kappa
Speaker 9: and vice versa. They both Phi Beta Kappa and Flat
Speaker 9: Hat and the early Freemasons in Williamsburg all met in
Speaker 9: the Raleigh Tavern. That's what I was talking before the show.
Speaker 9: That is where Blackbeard's skull ended up. Blackbeard was killed,
Speaker 9: head chopped off, brought back to Williamsburg, given to Governor Spotswood.
Speaker 9: They put it on a stick, walked it up and
Speaker 9: down Duke of Gloucester Street. Then they then they hung it.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Then they hung it on a stick at the mouth
Speaker 9: of Hampton Harbor down down the river a bit to
Speaker 9: you know. And then once it once it you know,
Speaker 9: the skin and everything fell off of it. Somebody grabbed it,
Speaker 9: brought it back to the Raleigh Tavern, had it built
Speaker 9: into the base of a It was either built into
Speaker 9: the base of a punch bowl, or it was built
Speaker 9: into some sort of chalice and it was held at
Speaker 9: the Raleigh Tavern. Thomas Jefferson claims to have seen it.
Speaker 9: There have been several decent accounts of people having seen it.
Speaker 9: It disappears around the time of the revolution. Nobody no
Speaker 9: more accounts of this of Blackbeard's skull. And also at
Speaker 9: the time of the revolution, the Masons in Williamsburg stopped
Speaker 9: meeting and Phive Beta Kappa stopped meeting, and they were
Speaker 9: both meeting in the Apollo Room, which was the top
Speaker 9: room of the Raleigh Tavern, where this skull supposedly was.
Speaker 9: I think I might have figured out the provenance of
Speaker 9: the skull and where it ended up, because there was
Speaker 9: a man named Cable Landing Cable, who was seven generations
Speaker 9: of his family worked for Thomas Jefferson, and he was
Speaker 9: entrusted with the Phi Beta Kappa paperwork, their jewel, and
Speaker 9: whatever their other ceremonial stuff was. And it disappeared, and
Speaker 9: then it was found again right at the time that
Speaker 9: Phi Beta Kappa went public and the skull and bones
Speaker 9: were created, and there is a silver skull built into
Speaker 9: the arch of the tomb at Yale.
Speaker 8: Yeah, who was originally that you're talking about?
Speaker 9: Blackbeard?
Speaker 8: Black Beard the player, and they put it, they put
Speaker 8: it in a foundation of.
Speaker 9: Supposed, I think the silver skull because it was supposed
Speaker 9: to be dipped in silver when it was at the
Speaker 9: Raleigh Tavern, and then all of a sudden in eighteen
Speaker 9: thirty two, the tomb at Yale, the skull and bones
Speaker 9: how ends up with a silver skull embedded into like
Speaker 9: the arch above their meeting room. And the only reason
Speaker 9: I put that together is that Blackbeard's flag, which is
Speaker 9: the skeleton holding the spear with the three dots the
Speaker 9: three drops of blood in the hourglass in his hand,
Speaker 9: if you flip that upside down, it almost mirrors the
Speaker 9: phi beta Kappa key perfectly, where the phi beta Kappa
Speaker 9: key has the phi beta cap of Greek letters in
Speaker 9: the middle, and then on the top left it's got
Speaker 9: three stars, and on the bottom right it has a
Speaker 9: hand pointing towards the top left. And if you turn
Speaker 9: the Blackbeard's flag upside down, it's almost the opposite like
Speaker 9: mirror image. And that flag wasn't actually Blackbeard's flag. All
Speaker 9: acounts of Blackbird's flag was either just a plain black
Speaker 9: flag or a black flag with a skull on it.
Speaker 9: And the person who put forward the flag that we
Speaker 9: all think of as Blackbeard's flag Now was a Skull
Speaker 9: and Bones member who wrote a book in the nineteen twenties.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I mean, there's a lot of symbolism with the skull
Speaker 8: that I don't think is widely known. I mean, if
Speaker 8: you look back in ancient times, it kind of represents
Speaker 8: ancestors and pure bloodlines, and specifically, it's a bloodline that
Speaker 8: comes through the mother, not the father, and it's associated
Speaker 8: with the divine right of kings, so they claim, you know,
Speaker 8: the whole spield, they claim the right to rule from
Speaker 8: their bloodline. But it's the skull that kind of represents that.
Speaker 7: And I don't know.
Speaker 8: I don't know if Skull and Bones Society is trying
Speaker 8: to represent that with these the skull, but I'm suspicious.
Speaker 9: That they might be.
Speaker 8: But it's interesting that the Flat Hat Society was, like,
Speaker 8: was seventeen fifty. It predates the Society of the Cincinnati.
Speaker 8: That's interesting to me as well.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, you know, and nobody knows what age. Yeah,
Speaker 9: go ahead.
Speaker 3: I was just gonna say, I went to a museum
Speaker 3: in Fort Stewart, Georgia, and I was walking through it
Speaker 3: and it's about you know, you know, the military base
Speaker 3: and stuff like that, and this is some Nazi memorabilia here,
Speaker 3: but what caught my eye was that it was in
Speaker 3: a little small corner. This looks like the skulls and
Speaker 3: Bones ring and that just hits me in a different
Speaker 3: way understanding the symbolism right here.
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, so the skull and bones probably got that
Speaker 8: from a Prussian army, the you know the Germans, they
Speaker 8: were German.
Speaker 9: Well you look at the you look at the s s,
Speaker 9: the waft in ssh their their symbol there was the
Speaker 9: skull and crossbones. They claim that that the chapter of
Speaker 9: skull and Bones at Yale came from a Bavarian version
Speaker 9: of skull and Bones that existed at a university in Bavaria.
Speaker 9: Which interesting is that Thomas Jefferson spent time in Bavaria
Speaker 9: and was instrumental in starting Phi Beta Kappa, and so
Speaker 9: that symbolism of the skull and bones comes from a
Speaker 9: skull and bones possibly in Bavaria. And I think there's
Speaker 9: a connection between Phi Beta Kappa and skull and Bones
Speaker 9: and Thomas. It's just yeah, lots of.
Speaker 8: Yeah, there's a lot of links that there's many secret
Speaker 8: societies that were using the skull. It's it's nobility claiming
Speaker 8: the right to rule based on ancestry of the bloodline,
Speaker 8: and the skull represents that.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, sorry the visuals.
Speaker 10: Yeah, man, it's a bummer tyrone. Was there anything you
Speaker 10: wanted to ask or anything before we wrapped it up?
Speaker 10: I didn't want to make sure you didn't have any
Speaker 10: questions left up.
Speaker 7: Well, bring up this real quick.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I did one on this one because we was talking
Speaker 3: a lot about symbolism. You look at this table right here,
Speaker 3: with this mural that's in the background. You see the
Speaker 3: papers are all bunched up right. Then you see a
Speaker 3: little mural back there. You go through there, you know
Speaker 3: somebody it looks like she's writing on something.
Speaker 7: Then you come over here, and then you look the
Speaker 7: symbolism with the papers thrown away. So something with this
Speaker 7: and this they did on purpose.
Speaker 9: So.
Speaker 10: I swear I even wonder if the purpose the chicken
Speaker 10: the polka dot dress. You constantly see somebody in like
Speaker 10: some weird dress like that right too. I was wondering
Speaker 10: if that was even like done on purpose to do
Speaker 10: with the filming.
Speaker 7: No, I look at stuff like that because similar is
Speaker 7: very important.
Speaker 3: Why would they have a whole bunch of paper crumbled
Speaker 3: up here on this table with a mirror where it's
Speaker 3: showing that there's you know, it looks like a male
Speaker 3: and a female child baby serpent. Serpent always has something
Speaker 3: to do with knowledge. This right here is thrown away
Speaker 3: or it's coming or what, whatever the case may be.
Speaker 3: But the time is what the time has to be now,
Speaker 3: because that's what there's there's there's something with this right here.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna look deep into this because this is like
Speaker 3: that is there's a reasonable because you got a book
Speaker 3: right here.
Speaker 2: You got a.
Speaker 3: Tablet looking type thing, notebook, whatever type thing right here.
Speaker 3: You got somebody praying right here. Birds is known as
Speaker 3: what usually a bird is the word that's that's a
Speaker 3: real saying from a song. But that's really where you
Speaker 3: get knowledge from bird. You get supposedly in some cultures,
Speaker 3: birds are giving you knowledge of some sort. And you
Speaker 3: got the same thing with the paper here. And then
Speaker 3: you got to end with poetry.
Speaker 9: And that's Shakespeare right there. That's Hamlet.
Speaker 7: Yep, I guess that's what it's telling. The story is
Speaker 7: telling you. Yeah, this right here is moby Dick, Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 9: Or or this might be a bunch of old stories
Speaker 9: because you've got Moby Dick you've got Hamlet. I'm sure
Speaker 9: that this has something to do. I think this old
Speaker 9: man here is uh oh, I just flipped this up.
Speaker 8: This is I mean, just for people listening. This is
Speaker 8: Tucker Hall. It's on It's on the campus of William
Speaker 8: and Mary.
Speaker 9: It's one of the Seffert Tucker Hall is one of the.
Speaker 8: Nice they built. They built Tucker Hall in nineteen o eight.
Speaker 9: So there you go.
Speaker 1: Don keyxote, that's don Keyxote. Yeah, that's yeah, Yeah, I
Speaker 1: think that's what that's don Keyxote. You got Moby Dick,
Speaker 1: you got Hamlet. So it's it's it's literature of some sort.
Speaker 1: It might Tucker Hall, might be the English Department, and
Speaker 1: I'm not sure.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's the reason why they did it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Well, check out Virginia's for conspiracy lovers. Man, you
Speaker 9: can see all that imagery that I was trying to
Speaker 9: pull up for you guys. It's all on there. No, dude,
Speaker 9: I don't know what it is. I've never had We've
Speaker 9: done thirteen fourteen podcasts out of here and haven't had
Speaker 9: an issue with You guys have a much larger viewership
Speaker 9: than me, though, So maybe uh, maybe the farm got
Speaker 9: a hold of.
Speaker 2: Me, so thank you.
Speaker 12: Twin.
Speaker 8: Is there are there a cult connections to that don
Speaker 8: Quixote novel?
Speaker 9: You know, I know it's a uh it was written
Speaker 9: by uh shit who. It's feel symbolism.
Speaker 12: I know that.
Speaker 2: You know what's interesting in that that uh and that's
Speaker 2: that it means anything.
Speaker 10: But in that movie The Ninth Gate, when Johnny Depp
Speaker 10: is at the beginning of the movie, he does like
Speaker 10: mention it don Key.
Speaker 8: Book that he's ah see, there might be something there.
Speaker 9: That's the first book he's trying to find.
Speaker 8: Miguel Servantes.
Speaker 9: Servantes is the.
Speaker 14: Author and it was published in Habsburg sixteen interested in
Speaker 14: sixteen oh five, sixteen five yep, sure sedition.
Speaker 8: So that's interesting, man. I somebody was telling me the
Speaker 8: other day about Don Juan being an alchemist, you know
Speaker 8: what I mean. So I got me thinking, I'm wonderful
Speaker 8: because don Quixote.
Speaker 7: She everywhere Mandy so oh yeah, let's see, look like
Speaker 7: a unicorn right here.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Hanaverian coat of arms. So after the revolution went
Speaker 9: from the Stewarts to the Avarians, so that would be
Speaker 9: their code. If you look, this is the Briton Chapel.
Speaker 9: Now this is actually really interesting under this floor is
Speaker 9: the crypt that holds Lord botatat the Randolphs all kinds
Speaker 9: of people. Right, if you look at this, this is
Speaker 9: supposed to be a Christian chapel, right, it's not set
Speaker 9: up like any chapel of its time. You've got the
Speaker 9: seating coming from the sides. I don't know if you've
Speaker 9: ever seen the inside of a of a lodge room,
Speaker 9: a Masonic lodge room, the seating comes in from the sides.
Speaker 9: This door is a western door. You always enter a
Speaker 9: Masonic lodge from the west. The Worshipful Master sits in
Speaker 9: the east. If you turn all the way around, this
Speaker 9: is set up completely like a Masonic lodge room. The
Speaker 9: Worshipful Master would sit up there where that red altar is.
Speaker 9: Your brothers would sit on the sides facing in, and
Speaker 9: you would enter from the west towards the east. And
Speaker 9: the only thing missing is the tesseract floor, which would
Speaker 9: be the black and white checkered floor. But you do
Speaker 9: have a square floor here.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 9: They try to explain this away by saying that the
Speaker 9: reason they when they renovated the Wren Chapel, that the
Speaker 9: reason they set it up this way was because they
Speaker 9: set it up to look like the the chapel at
Speaker 9: the it's an English the Chelsea Hospital, which was designed
Speaker 9: by Sir Christopher Wren, which I don't think explains it
Speaker 9: away at all, because you look at that, it looks
Speaker 9: even more like a Masonic lodge, the Chelsea Hall, and
Speaker 9: I think it was a lot of chapels back double
Speaker 9: as lodge rooms.
Speaker 7: He gave it too much.
Speaker 2: It comes back when I haven't finished that. Let's wrap
Speaker 2: it up, all right.
Speaker 8: My internet just kind of went out too. That's on
Speaker 8: my phone. That's crazy. I was looking something up with
Speaker 8: William and Mary and they cut my connection.
Speaker 3: To Hey, that's crazy that he that does look like
Speaker 3: a Masonic lodge. But seeing ancient times, they always did
Speaker 3: separate men and women from churches anyway, But if they
Speaker 3: had their own buildings, that means they would have their
Speaker 3: own church place, right, That's what I wanted to ask him,
Speaker 3: But he left because one he said, red on the
Speaker 3: top up here, and this one is white.
Speaker 7: Let me see if I can go back to it.
Speaker 7: So this one, let me see, I think this one
Speaker 7: was on this side.
Speaker 3: Let me see, yeah, see red on this side, right,
Speaker 3: and then when you go to the other side, which
Speaker 3: I think was on this side it was white.
Speaker 7: That's crazy, I think.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I think he was saying that what's interesting here is
Speaker 8: like there's they don't tell you the last names of
Speaker 8: some of these kings and queens. You have to go
Speaker 8: dig deeper for it. It's like they'll say William of Orange,
Speaker 8: but they won't tell you the last name and some
Speaker 8: of the other family details. You have to really look
Speaker 8: for it.
Speaker 7: That's yep.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 8: If they were a Bavarian, that's interesting too, because you've
Speaker 8: got this whole idea of like the you know, the
Speaker 8: English British Royals actually being German, which is they were.
Speaker 8: And then at some point I think, I think because
Speaker 8: of Hitler, they decided that they were gonna drop the
Speaker 8: German part publicly. If she's coming back, sorry, well we
Speaker 8: just hit three hours too, So.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think we'll good. I think we'll just wrap
Speaker 2: it up here. He might maybe he's not making it
Speaker 2: back on. Yeah, there was a lot. I mean, there
Speaker 2: was a lot of stuff in there between all of us,
Speaker 2: even when Headless was here. There's a lot of stuff there.
Speaker 10: Uh sorry about the visuals, Yeah, unfortunately since it's live.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, yeah, for the people who who might be
Speaker 10: listening on audio once it redrops. I mean, there is
Speaker 10: definitely tons of stuff to see visually, just some of
Speaker 10: the stuff he couldn't.
Speaker 2: But then, I mean Tyrone was killing it with some
Speaker 2: of the stuff on the Google Earth. I was like, Oh,
Speaker 2: what the fucking just a years to like people watching
Speaker 2: and looking at weird shit from Google Earth, I'd say,
Speaker 2: check out the video.
Speaker 8: The thing man, that that mural that you were showing
Speaker 8: may have been drawn by some of these kids in
Speaker 8: these secret orders to go back to the seventeen hundreds,
Speaker 8: so there might definitely be some nuggets in there.
Speaker 3: It just looked weird to me that they had paper
Speaker 3: crumbled up on a desk and then you go look
Speaker 3: at the mural and it always has something to do
Speaker 3: with something writing something down or taking notes of something.
Speaker 7: It's just like, why, why is that so important to them?
Speaker 3: Because somebody did that on purpose, Bro, Nobody's gonna trumble
Speaker 3: up no paper throat on there and then take a
Speaker 3: picture of the mural where you could see it completely
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 8: So yeah, I mean they had that. They either had
Speaker 8: students for all that, or they commissioned it to an artist.
Speaker 8: But either way, it's probably going to be ran through
Speaker 8: one of those secret societies that I was reading off.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you, whenever, whenever I do these discussions, bro,
Speaker 3: I'm always like, whenever somebody's talking about the place, I
Speaker 3: go straight to Google Earth and I type it in
Speaker 3: and I see what I can look at as far
Speaker 3: as you know what I what I can see for myself,
Speaker 3: because you'll get some good nuggets in there.
Speaker 7: And what's really crazy is that you once you do
Speaker 7: it enough, you'll.
Speaker 3: See that they take out things. They literally take out
Speaker 3: stuff I did. I did a podcast on Antarctica and
Speaker 3: I didn't record it. It was like one of my
Speaker 3: first podcasts. It was just something I was trying to
Speaker 3: learn how to do and or do video of a streaming.
Speaker 3: I think it was on Zoom. I probably did it
Speaker 3: on and I got into the Antarctica headquarters and I
Speaker 3: took pictures of their basley, their their operations center.
Speaker 7: With computers, phone books, maps and stuff like that. And
Speaker 7: I still have the copy of the map.
Speaker 3: I took a screenshot of that, but I didn't take
Speaker 3: pictures of their operations center. So and then when I
Speaker 3: went back to go look for it, it wasn't no
Speaker 3: longer there, So I know that they take stuff out.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know that all the and like that.
Speaker 8: That Tucker Hall where that mirror is, they've got a
Speaker 8: statue of President James Monroe there, and I didn't see
Speaker 8: that in there either when you were flipping through.
Speaker 7: To see certain things. Yeah, yeah, yeah, And it's it's
Speaker 7: it's interesting.
Speaker 3: You get you get to see more of what people
Speaker 3: are talking about when they're talking about a location. I
Speaker 3: go in there straight up just fucking type in whatever
Speaker 3: they're talking about, and I go click on little points
Speaker 3: around there, trying.
Speaker 7: To see if I can find something interesting.
Speaker 3: That was good that he brought that up, because I
Speaker 3: never knew. I knew I know a lot about the
Speaker 3: Masonic Lodge, but I didn't know about this place as
Speaker 3: far as the depth of what he was talking about.
Speaker 7: Yea, So now I got to see more eyes on
Speaker 7: and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: That's worth revisiting too.
Speaker 9: Hey.
Speaker 8: I think a lot of these campuses are like this. Yes,
Speaker 8: I mean down in North Carolina. If anybody just has
Speaker 8: want something to do, google that Duke University campus. They
Speaker 8: got a straight up castle on campus, like an old
Speaker 8: school castle. And like, I mean, who knows, man, if
Speaker 8: that that was there much older than it was then.
Speaker 8: It's you know, purported to be. There's a lot of
Speaker 8: crazy stuff on these castle or you know, campuses. I'm
Speaker 8: three hours in. I'm starting to starting to lose it
Speaker 8: a little bit starting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, no, no, it's good. Yeah, that's all right. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we're gonna wrap it up now. Thank you everybody for
Speaker 2: saying staying that long. Oh yeah, it was over three
Speaker 2: hours now. Uh, that's what's up. There was a lot
Speaker 2: of people, a lot of people in the live.
Speaker 10: Though, that were still here from the beginning or at
Speaker 10: least before you know, twenty thirty minutes. And that's what's
Speaker 10: up for sure, right for real, that's yeah, that's what's up.
Speaker 10: There's people that even said they came back and you know,
Speaker 10: left them came back. I saw Mike and Dave. What's up.
Speaker 10: That's cool. Uh, thank you for stopping by again. But yeah,
Speaker 10: that is the end of another cult rejects. Unfortunately we
Speaker 10: lost we lost Ernie. And I'll include his links in
Speaker 10: the bottom and everything headless. He's probably sleeping right now
Speaker 10: the whatever passed that with the cat on the couch,
Speaker 10: his links will be in the bottom. Yeah, let me mind,
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Speaker 10: know he's focused on post apocalyptic moul dreams. I don't
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Speaker 10: to recently that listen and they said they got stories,
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Speaker 10: That is what's up again. Like I said, there was
Speaker 10: a bunch of you there from the beginning, and thank
Speaker 10: you Tim and Tyrone.
Speaker 2: That is what's up. Everybody's links will be in the bottom.
Speaker 10: I'll edit after the fact if I didn't put it
Speaker 10: in now, my apologies and until the next one, everybody
Speaker 10: be well later