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Speaker 1: Last step, I'm don to the feeling.
Speaker 2: Of them that so the stells by the corner a step,
Speaker 2: I got daddy out killing in the neighborhood.
Speaker 1: And never come to tiny.
Speaker 2: I don't have the thoughts the bad and have a
Speaker 2: time waiting.
Speaker 1: For the one.
Speaker 2: But the first one, Dunn why so ships.
Speaker 1: Coming and step.
Speaker 2: Veras was a riding So then.
Speaker 1: Come to.
Speaker 2: Stop down from you and I mean it's going Danny
Speaker 2: out wild.
Speaker 3: That's a vote in the sails until the rowdy.
Speaker 2: Out a sas clay bot at my man in time,
Speaker 2: then I final go back.
Speaker 1: And throwing me and dine you man, listen here is
Speaker 1: calling it real soon.
Speaker 4: I'm really listen here.
Speaker 1: It's just telling you.
Speaker 2: It's about side day that I mean it's going Danny
Speaker 2: out Wow. That's a vote on the sails, crowdy out
Speaker 2: the man, the sakes Clay.
Speaker 1: I thought that my man inside.
Speaker 2: And a final go back and throw me and and
Speaker 2: I'm quiet.
Speaker 1: Hello. So that was what kept me up until four
Speaker 1: o'clock in the morning making that, oh man, as soon
Speaker 1: as I figure out what the bugs are on the
Speaker 1: new computer that I built. Thanks to all of you
Speaker 1: out there who were able to help out and getting
Speaker 1: all the parts. That was awesome and it's quite an
Speaker 1: experience and I felt very accomplished after putting together my
Speaker 1: first computer. You know. It was really nice and I
Speaker 1: got it all done right, updated the bios right, and
Speaker 1: then Windows fuck up. Yeah, and then the trick on
Speaker 1: Windows didn't work. So apparently I will be paid for
Speaker 1: it at some point because they don't let you get
Speaker 1: rid of the screen, Like if you're just typing or
Speaker 1: watching a video, it's just going to shut off the
Speaker 1: screen at it. Like I said, it has a timer,
Speaker 1: and you don't get to change the personalize that until
Speaker 1: after you've paid for it, so you'd have to like
Speaker 1: keep on shaking your mouth or whatever. You know. Kind
Speaker 1: of lame anyhow. So there's that, and we are live.
Speaker 1: It is October, yeah, October.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: It is December eleventh, twenty twenty four, and it is
Speaker 1: four o'clock in the afternoon my time. Yeah. Like I said,
Speaker 1: I was up way late, and I daughter stayed home today,
Speaker 1: so she was in here playing in the road blocks
Speaker 1: and hanging out with my and all that, so I
Speaker 1: just let it be. She had a choir performance last night,
Speaker 1: or like the whole school, like the each class had
Speaker 1: a and they did hey, what's up thresher No no, no, no,
Speaker 1: no no no. So yeah, so we were we were
Speaker 1: out there for quite a while and it was fun
Speaker 1: and got some go prove that too. But she sang
Speaker 1: and then they all went up at the very end
Speaker 1: like all of the classes, and then did two more songs.
Speaker 1: And she's also in a special choir that she was
Speaker 1: handpicked for and she goes to like old people's homes
Speaker 1: and stuff like that and sings to them. It's pretty cool.
Speaker 1: I think they were. I think the news picked them
Speaker 1: up one of the places they went to last week,
Speaker 1: so that she was on local local news. All right,
Speaker 1: So there we are. We are going to be looking
Speaker 1: at a lot of interesting things today. I have lots
Speaker 1: of tabs open for us, and we're going to just
Speaker 1: get right into it because I have because I got
Speaker 1: up late. I got tons of stuff that I have
Speaker 1: to catch up on. But let's let's do it this
Speaker 1: way so I can just jump around without having to
Speaker 1: keep on putting up new present screens. Oh and I
Speaker 1: might have to also change my mic. I just remember
Speaker 1: that I gotta take the put the echo cancelation back on.
Speaker 1: I took it off for the video, thinking that maybe
Speaker 1: that'll help it from lowering it on me. It's suppressing
Speaker 1: the audio, so that sounds like a worn out cassette tape.
Speaker 1: So I'm trying to figure out what's doing that, because
Speaker 1: it's not my board. I don't think I don't think
Speaker 1: it's the the processing on the board. I think it's
Speaker 1: stream yard. The echo cancelation back on, just to see.
Speaker 1: I don't want to screw up anything else. All right,
Speaker 1: we're back from business. Let's go take a look at this.
Speaker 1: This is the New York Post. Squirrel Squirrel, squirrels, girl,
Speaker 1: boy gets hot. Checks helps when you're rich. Let's see
Speaker 1: in Italian helps him your Italianlet's like that. Luigi Mangione's
Speaker 1: family breaks silence after Brian Thompson murdered charge as it
Speaker 1: it's revealed he spiraled after traumatic surgery. First of all,
Speaker 1: what I wrote in my telegram group is the parents
Speaker 1: failed totally, completely and utterly. Family isn't supposed to say
Speaker 1: jack shit about anything to anybody in the derogatory about
Speaker 1: their children ever. Family, it doesn't matter who in the family,
Speaker 1: especially fucking Italian should know this better than anybody else.
Speaker 1: It's none of your goddamn business. It's I don't remember,
Speaker 1: and it's shut the fuck up. That's that's your response.
Speaker 1: It's not telling a goddamn story trying to plead with demons.
Speaker 1: You know, this ridiculous, stupid, stupid idea. Let's play this.
Speaker 1: There gonna be in the audio in comparison to that
Speaker 1: one picture where's all like abbed out and fucking stacked. Yeah,
Speaker 1: listen walking that's a blessing and the way it's off. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and someone who doesn't know how to hold onto their
Speaker 1: own something, that was the thing. That's the end of
Speaker 1: that wonderful really you know video, Okay, great? The family
Speaker 1: Luigi Maggionne, the IVY League IVY League graduate Rich charged
Speaker 1: we had the murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson
Speaker 1: said they were devastated by his arrest, but they just
Speaker 1: just assumed that that was true, that everything that they
Speaker 1: that was assumed was accurate, and then they just went
Speaker 1: on to babble about a story about how it you know,
Speaker 1: it's like twenty six year old ed gunman spiraled after
Speaker 1: undergoing traumatic back surgery. Our family is shocked, and devastated
Speaker 1: by Luigi's arrest, The family said in the statement shared
Speaker 1: by his cousin Nino.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, thanks Nino, coming out of the.
Speaker 1: Fucking would work to be a ditch and talk to
Speaker 1: the police so you can get a little bit of
Speaker 1: fame for yourself, your faggot. A Republican Baltimore County delegate
Speaker 1: late Monday, we offer our prayers to the family of
Speaker 1: Brian Thompson. Why why, why would you do that? He
Speaker 1: doesn't deserve him. There's they cannot comment on news reports
Speaker 1: guarding the accused killer who was arrested in Pennsylvany. Well,
Speaker 1: at least some of them had with all to say that,
Speaker 1: but they found one cousin. They dug up the family
Speaker 1: to find the one freaking degenerate to say something about it.
Speaker 1: We only know we have read in the media. The
Speaker 1: family said, smart, okay, finally good. So there's a picture
Speaker 1: of his spine and there's the pins and freaking plates
Speaker 1: they put in there and watched his surgery. They said
Speaker 1: he couldn't be physically intimate with anyone. Why would the
Speaker 1: former landlord know about that? I guess he just talks
Speaker 1: a lot, right. This must have been prior to this
Speaker 1: theory because he lost a lot of weight, probably because
Speaker 1: he can't lift anything either. You know, this is probably
Speaker 1: prior to the to the problem. And then now he's
Speaker 1: all thinned out. All right, So there's that. But let's
Speaker 1: let's couple with this right here. As soon as I
Speaker 1: get to the right one, there you go. So, well,
Speaker 1: let's this guy talk. I don't know how accurate this
Speaker 1: guy's statements are, but let's just hear it.
Speaker 4: Act of violence in the big Apple for people to
Speaker 4: look at the big fraud that was going on with
Speaker 4: the cold blooded.
Speaker 1: What just happened there? What the hell? Okay, I wasn't
Speaker 1: trying to do that. If that you're allowed to do that, Okay,
Speaker 1: my bad. Hold on, we'll go back back.
Speaker 4: I need healthcare. The scope and level of fraud at
Speaker 4: United Healthcare makes Enron look like a bunch of frat
Speaker 4: boys playing monopoly during spring break. According to The New
Speaker 4: York Times, last.
Speaker 1: I can't stay the way this guy's like all dramatically.
Speaker 1: It's like you're not on radio so people can see
Speaker 1: your stupid ass faces when you're doing those stupid, stupid
Speaker 1: voice you know, it's like for mayor, mayor it's like,
Speaker 1: get off the cadence and just fucking talk like a
Speaker 1: human fall.
Speaker 4: The majority staff of a Senate panel released a skating
Speaker 4: report of insurer's refusal to pay for care for older
Speaker 4: people who have suffered falls or strokes, and in that report,
Speaker 4: United Healthcare in particular was cited for a surge in
Speaker 4: denials for what is called post acute care under United
Speaker 4: system of prior authorization. The report found the denial rate
Speaker 4: for post acute care increased to twenty two point seven
Speaker 4: percent in twenty twenty two from ten point nine percent
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty. And then here's a striking little coincidence.
Speaker 4: According to The Times, CEO Brian Thompson had been chief
Speaker 4: executive of the insurance division since twenty twenty one, overseeing
Speaker 4: a period of substantial profits. The division reported two hundred
Speaker 4: and eighty one billion dollars in revenues last year. So,
Speaker 4: in other words, Brian Thompson climbed the latter success at
Speaker 4: United Healthcare by institutionalizing a rising rate of denial of coverage.
Speaker 4: So people did not get the coverage or medical care
Speaker 4: they needed, but at least United Healthcare made a ton
Speaker 4: of money. Here is just one example of the millions
Speaker 4: of dollars that can be at stake in the denial
Speaker 4: of coverage of just one person.
Speaker 6: He states that it's not medically necessary treatment. That was
Speaker 6: an internal phone call between two United Healthcare workers. They're
Speaker 6: laughing about denying someone's insurance claim. We're Republica, a nonprofit newsroom,
Speaker 6: and we investigated. The person they're laughing about is crispiic Non.
Speaker 6: He was in college when he was diagnosed with alternative colitis,
Speaker 6: a chronic autoimmune disease.
Speaker 1: Doctor Manzo could have helped him with that. People keep
Speaker 1: going to these fucking witch doctors. I'm going to tell
Speaker 1: you this right now. Sorcery coming out of the witch's
Speaker 1: cauldron is modernized as allopathic medicine. You're still taking the
Speaker 1: same poisons and potions and the concoctions. That's the same
Speaker 1: exact stuff. They just put a more modern look to
Speaker 1: it so that more people would succumb to this, trusting
Speaker 1: them and just go ahead and take all the fucking
Speaker 1: poisons that they're being handed.
Speaker 6: Took him a really long time to find meds that
Speaker 6: put his disease into remission, but when he finally did,
Speaker 6: United flagged Chris's case is a high dollar account. Ultimately,
Speaker 6: United said it wouldn't pay for his medicine because it
Speaker 6: was not medically necessary.
Speaker 7: When I started that treatment, I think I had literally
Speaker 7: failed every other aw sort of colitis medication, so it
Speaker 7: would almost seem that it was the very definition automatically necessary,
Speaker 7: and then nothing else had worked.
Speaker 6: When United turned on Chris's claim, his medical bills are
Speaker 6: running nearly two million dollars a year. So Chris did
Speaker 6: something few people ever do. He sued, he was able
Speaker 6: to get his claim file and question United representatives under oath.
Speaker 1: He was shocked by what he learned.
Speaker 6: Like that a United doctor had literally cut and pasted
Speaker 6: denial language from a nurse's notes.
Speaker 8: Oh that's under Uran recommendation, and I usually copied that
Speaker 8: and pasted if I agree.
Speaker 6: That doctor said he's done over ten thousand denials for United,
Speaker 6: and he didn't usually look at the medical records, he
Speaker 6: just signed his name. Chris's records revealed another United doctor
Speaker 6: who actually agreed with Pris's physician was ignored. United had
Speaker 6: paid for that doctor's opinion, but when the company didn't
Speaker 6: like what it saw, it buried that report.
Speaker 7: It's hard to feel that they're really worried about your
Speaker 7: safety when their emails that are celebrating the fact that
Speaker 7: your treatment was denied.
Speaker 6: In the end, Chris's medications were paid for by insurance.
Speaker 4: Denial of coverage is not even the real scandal here.
Speaker 4: It turns out that Brian Thompson and United Healthcare were
Speaker 4: being investigated by the Biden Department of just for violating
Speaker 4: anti trust laws. And yeah, that's something that's going to
Speaker 4: go out the window once the Trump administration takes over,
Speaker 4: there will be no more anti trust. But Biden's Justice
Speaker 4: Department was committed to anti trust enforcement, and so they
Speaker 4: went after United Healthcare and others.
Speaker 1: So did you just say something positive about the Biden administration.
Speaker 1: Let's not let that slip by fucking idiot.
Speaker 4: Completely separate from the Senate investigations into denial of care.
Speaker 4: The Justice Department was investigating United Healthcare for breaking the law,
Speaker 4: and of course, when it comes to multi billion dollar corporations,
Speaker 4: the investigation itself led to more fraud. It turns out
Speaker 4: that United Healthcare was being sued for not disclosing the
Speaker 4: investigation to its very own investors. They did not find
Speaker 4: out about the investigation, and until the media reported on it,
Speaker 4: and by then it was too late. Investors lost millions
Speaker 4: of dollars. And still that's not the end of the story,
Speaker 4: because what was CEO Brian Thompson doing while covering up
Speaker 4: the investigation to his own investors? That's right, He and
Speaker 4: others in corporate leadership were selling all their shares. So
Speaker 4: Brian Thompson made millions of dollars selling his corporate stock.
Speaker 4: So yep, while other people are losing their money, Brian
Speaker 4: Thompson was actually making millions. But here's the thing, Brian
Speaker 4: Thompson is not just a bad apple. Go and google
Speaker 4: the term. Senate investigates health insurance companies and do you
Speaker 4: know what's going to come up? Not United Healthcare but
Speaker 4: instead Steward Healthcare and how their leadership team and investors
Speaker 4: made millions of dollars before bankrupting the company and leaving
Speaker 4: Massachusetts with empty hospitals and no one to provide care
Speaker 4: for certain communities. For profit healthcare is fundamentally unable to
Speaker 4: conduct itself without committing fraud.
Speaker 1: And this is where you have to interject this because
Speaker 1: what is he making an argument for this guy? This
Speaker 1: is Marla y'all, Hey, y'all, I guess that's what that's
Speaker 1: supposed to be. But maybe that's just an inconvenient last name.
Speaker 1: I don't know, it says. This guy makes a lot
Speaker 1: of false statements, lots of conjecture and opinions versus facts.
Speaker 1: If you think private run healthcare is bad, you should
Speaker 1: see how much worse it is when government controls everything.
Speaker 1: And there you have it.
Speaker 4: One way or the other. Yeah, which is why Medicare
Speaker 4: pays two cents on the dollar for administrative cost, while
Speaker 4: for profit insurance companies pay twenty cents on the dollar.
Speaker 4: Right now, the New York Times is breaking the story
Speaker 4: that bullet casings discovered at the site of yesterday's shootings
Speaker 4: appear to have the word words delay and deny etched
Speaker 4: on them. That is going to make it look like
Speaker 4: the shooter.
Speaker 1: There is more than just that.
Speaker 4: There's a lone gunman bent on revenge. But if you
Speaker 4: were a high power investor with a complete lack of
Speaker 4: ethics and got screwed over by Brian Thompson and United Healthcare,
Speaker 4: leaving behind fake clues like that would be the best
Speaker 4: way to throw an investigation off track. But the bigger
Speaker 4: question here is not who shot Brian Thompson, it's why
Speaker 4: does the US government allow these for profit healthcare companies
Speaker 4: to get away with murder?
Speaker 1: So you can see the poison pills and all that. Hopefully,
Speaker 1: all right, good for you, all right, I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: ahead and just give it to this because I don't care.
Speaker 1: All right, here to that trash. Okay, so you saw
Speaker 1: the poison pills that are leased in that and what
Speaker 1: they're actually trying to do steered there. They're trying to
Speaker 1: turn this into an argument for Hey, there's so much corruption,
Speaker 1: we have to make the government take care of it
Speaker 1: because I don't fix things. They're not corupt at all.
Speaker 1: But anyway, moving on, now, this is going to tie
Speaker 1: into what we're going to talk about today, But maybe
Speaker 1: I should start by just reading what I was going
Speaker 1: to here. Oh, this is kind of funny they're talking about.
Speaker 1: It says who had Iranian drones over New Jersey on
Speaker 1: the bingo card? Yeah, and it says So this makes
Speaker 1: the question was this the intention all along? I don't
Speaker 1: believe they are Iranian? Or was this a pivot because
Speaker 1: the fake alien invasion narrative is failing to gain traction
Speaker 1: like the hysteria from COVID And then that says, and
Speaker 1: they told us the drones were from an Iranian mother ship.
Speaker 1: I don't like John Cena, John China Sena at all
Speaker 1: of it. And then they said they were reported to
Speaker 1: have been flying over a water reservoir.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: I commented on one post that they were probably adding
Speaker 1: nutrients to it. Yeah, so I got to with the ovase,
Speaker 1: we're adding nutrients to the water and the wells and uh,
Speaker 1: you know, yeah, you know what I'm talking. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm talking, And this bullshit is happening locally. First
Speaker 1: human cases of bird flu confirmed. You can't confirm something
Speaker 1: that doesn't exist with especially with a test that doesn't
Speaker 1: test for anything that makes any sense. Hey, look, we
Speaker 1: decided that these proteins are this thing that the one
Speaker 1: doesn't exist. Hey look, you tested positive because those proteins
Speaker 1: were in were being picked up. Doesn't say that that
Speaker 1: has anything to do with this thing that that doesn't exist.
Speaker 1: But those proteins exist, So therefore you have this flu
Speaker 1: that doesn't make any fucking sense, and shut up, bullshit.
Speaker 1: Testing has begun. And then somebody said, uh, I was
Speaker 1: referring to the Nagamani book, And I said, they were asking,
Speaker 1: you know, the Nagamadi and if I'd write or whatever,
Speaker 1: and I said, I live it. So the personal relationship
Speaker 1: of Churchill's religious unless direct connection with God without man's filters,
Speaker 1: the nosis pneumatic individual experiments. There's plenty of tainted elements
Speaker 1: in those writings as well, but you don't need them
Speaker 1: if you're listening to that which is always trying to
Speaker 1: guide you. I said. Nosis is taking the training wheels
Speaker 1: off from the writings and refining the refinement, reducing it
Speaker 1: to a greater purity. There's an awful lot of highlcks
Speaker 1: out there, basically human blocks of wood.
Speaker 3: Bitshu is basically a barn to store that wood.
Speaker 1: No offense to people out there that are real, because
Speaker 1: I've caught a couple of those. Two.
Speaker 3: We gave him a spark and he smothered it, and shit.
Speaker 1: Says. Psychic or mid paths have the potent to become
Speaker 1: either an extinguished flame a highlik, or they can nurture
Speaker 1: the spark to a fire and become a numa. Most
Speaker 1: begin in the midpath. Some start off as highles isn't
Speaker 1: that nice? And some become highlex because of vaccinations, but
Speaker 1: most begin in the mid path with a series of
Speaker 1: choices that will determine the outcome. That is why social
Speaker 1: control is so important to these Edenites. They want to
Speaker 1: fill their barns with wood and have plenty on hand
Speaker 1: for their burnt offerings. I got accused of being a
Speaker 1: a UK guy, be another misguided religious channel, all in
Speaker 1: the same comment by a low comprehension, arrogant Highlik on bits. Shoot,
Speaker 1: they looked at my name, misunderstood it. Have no idea
Speaker 1: what I discussed or how much of what I say
Speaker 1: causes Christians that have meltdowns and after thirty seconds of
Speaker 1: a video think they have me all figured out and
Speaker 1: their state and then and then state their judgment. Highlik
Speaker 1: proved me wrong. And that's where we left it. So
Speaker 1: now that will make more sense going into what I'm
Speaker 1: about to show you now, which I think episodes. Yeah,
Speaker 1: what good?
Speaker 3: Hey, it's just hey, man man cope from gnosticism.
Speaker 8: You didn't realize that this false dialectic is two thousand
Speaker 8: years old. I'll show you. Let's take a look at
Speaker 8: the Knakamati Library. For those who haven't heard of them,
Speaker 8: The Knagamati Library is a selection of surviving Gnostic books
Speaker 8: from about.
Speaker 1: Two thousand First of all, they didn't call themselves gnostics.
Speaker 1: So again, if you're gonna be to be tending that
Speaker 1: you are one of those things, don't use to the
Speaker 1: uh polemic words that they use to disgrace you and
Speaker 1: put you down. And nobody ever called themselves a Sethian,
Speaker 1: nobody ever called themselves a Valentinia, and no one ever
Speaker 1: called themselves a fucking gnostic. Which basically, even though noses
Speaker 1: sounds similar, it's like calling somebody I know it all,
Speaker 1: it's a derogatory term. It would buk around like that,
Speaker 1: just like nobody would call themselves a Nazi because that's
Speaker 1: a derogatory term. But moving on, and remember what I
Speaker 1: said about you know, you can use this as training
Speaker 1: wheels to understand the concepts, but that should just only
Speaker 1: reinforce what's already been happening inside of you and you
Speaker 1: hearing and knowing and you know, having that sense of Hey,
Speaker 1: is that normal to feel like you have guidance if
Speaker 1: you choose to listen to it.
Speaker 3: Oh, it is okay.
Speaker 1: They I don't need the book anymore, so it's all
Speaker 1: I needed to know, thanks a.
Speaker 8: Thousand years ago. And in this instance, I'll be reading
Speaker 8: the book called the Tripartite tractap. According to this book,
Speaker 8: the Gnostics believe that there were three types of people,
Speaker 8: and they were divided by their spiritual ability. So let's
Speaker 8: read about the first two. For each of the two
Speaker 8: orders he named by a name. Those who belong to
Speaker 8: the remembrance and to the likeness are called the right,
Speaker 8: the psychic, the fires, and the middles. But those who
Speaker 8: belong to the presumptuous thought and to the imitation are
Speaker 8: called the left pilot darknesses.
Speaker 1: And the last the wood, the wood that's not caught,
Speaker 1: the one without the spark, without the smoke. They're the wood.
Speaker 1: They're as dense as a piece of goddamn wood as well.
Speaker 1: Good luck, good luck with that damp Would.
Speaker 8: I believe these same tropes are being reused by the
Speaker 8: occultists who run your society. There is no reason why
Speaker 8: the terminology that's been given to you all to differentiate
Speaker 8: yourselves politically should match up with this terminology from two
Speaker 8: thousand years ago. But there it is. I think someone's
Speaker 8: having a bit of a laugh at your expense of
Speaker 8: defining who they're using, as they're useful idiots, and they
Speaker 8: also have society under a spell that it doesn't recognize
Speaker 8: or understand gnosticism. What you had were three types of people,
Speaker 8: pylocks that were basically human robots and were referred to
Speaker 8: as the left. As we've seen in the last few years,
Speaker 8: these are the masses of humanity that can very easily
Speaker 8: become an Asian snow. They exist everywhere, and they only
Speaker 8: exist to appoint the system. Psychics, who were referred to
Speaker 8: as the right. These people had a bit of divine
Speaker 8: spark and could be woken up, but sadly, they can
Speaker 8: also be very easily diverted until they forget themselves, forget
Speaker 8: their path, and become just another.
Speaker 9: Highlo And finally, pneumatics those who had achieved nosis a
Speaker 9: first hand rapport with the divine within this lifetime, or
Speaker 9: who had chosen to come back to reincarnate to help
Speaker 9: raise others up and teach them like the Eastern concept
Speaker 9: of the Bodhisatva. The differentiation between the highlys and the psychics,
Speaker 9: the left and the Right, was in whether or not
Speaker 9: they could wake up enough to realize that they were
Speaker 9: trapped in this matter prison and try to escape.
Speaker 8: The Hils had no chance of it whatsoever. They were
Speaker 8: purely materialistic, animalistic, people the.
Speaker 3: O evase, if you must know, just as they are
Speaker 3: these days.
Speaker 8: Over the last years, so many of you have shared
Speaker 8: your stories with me and have pleaded with me about
Speaker 8: why some people around you just don't seem to be
Speaker 8: able to wake up. The point of this video is
Speaker 8: to let you know that you're not crazy. You are
Speaker 8: surrounded by people who look, walk, talk, and act like
Speaker 8: you do, but who cannot wake up, and this is
Speaker 8: a pattern that we have recognized in them for thousands
Speaker 8: of years. This video also comes as a warning things
Speaker 8: are about to get very uncomfortable in the world, and
Speaker 8: the hilex will be used as mouthpieces to keep you distracted.
Speaker 8: Hils have no idea.
Speaker 1: Hear that out there? YouTube comitors, bitch you commentitors. I'm
Speaker 1: just kidding.
Speaker 8: Internal dialogue because they have no connection to source. Their
Speaker 8: tool to validate themselves is endless debate. How many of
Speaker 8: you have tried to talk about very important issues and
Speaker 8: facts with people around you lately, only to be deliberately misunderstood, misrepresented, misheard,
Speaker 8: and dismissed. That is the warfare tactic of the highlick.
Speaker 8: They cannot defeat your true truth, They can only wear
Speaker 8: you down. In coming weeks and months. It's going to
Speaker 8: be very important for you to listen to your inner voice,
Speaker 8: your inner analysis of what is true, and not be
Speaker 8: taken in by the endless tricks of the high looks
Speaker 8: around you. Stand strong and you'll get through it.
Speaker 1: M M, there you go, There you go. That was that.
Speaker 1: Now I got a couple more things here. So this
Speaker 1: is pretty interesting because this is a conversation. I'm not
Speaker 1: going to play the audio because there's some things that
Speaker 1: we are you know, but there's this you know, this is,
Speaker 1: this is this is what do you call it? Nick Nicodemus.
Speaker 1: So he and I talk a lot about stuff that
Speaker 1: we go over on the show and things like that,
Speaker 1: and he's got a lot of insights, a lot of
Speaker 1: good doc con well, you know, understanding, deciphering and all
Speaker 1: that stuff. Like I said, doc, connecting is still falling aline, right,
Speaker 1: So you're not really you're not seeing the whole picture.
Speaker 1: If you're just going across like Tron, you gotta step
Speaker 1: back and I want to see the full picture, right.
Speaker 1: So connecting the dots is one thing that keeps you,
Speaker 1: keeps you on the maze, keeps you in the trail,
Speaker 1: keeps you in the labyrinth, right. I don't like that
Speaker 1: the idea of calling it duck connecting, because you're just bouncing.
Speaker 1: You're like a pink, You're like a pinball at that point,
Speaker 1: bling blinge boing, you know, no step back from it
Speaker 1: and look down. So anyway reminds me of he says. Also,
Speaker 1: if you remember when it really popped off, it was
Speaker 1: Aubercalia and had lots of sort It had all sorts
Speaker 1: of wolf symbolism all over it. So what we're discussing
Speaker 1: here is this ancient three thousand, five hundred BC Colt,
Speaker 1: the Wolf Colt, the wolf in serpent Totems of the
Speaker 1: Moon and Saturn Colt. The Edenites in Eden, Eden was
Speaker 1: in a playground for fucking wonderful things to happen. It
Speaker 1: was a den of witches, sorcerers and weirds. Okay, and
Speaker 1: this is what is discussed in the British Eda. And
Speaker 1: these people as far back as then, all way up
Speaker 1: to now, they have their cauldron, they had their parmakia.
Speaker 1: Nothing's changed except you don't see it coming out of
Speaker 1: the black pot anymore. You see it coming out of
Speaker 1: the needle. You see it in the form of a pill,
Speaker 1: and you don't see it in your water. So there's
Speaker 1: also the element here of the I hear my daughter
Speaker 1: in the background. It's kind of puting me off a
Speaker 1: little bit. It's a voice that you just want to
Speaker 1: listen to, you, right, so you don't want to like
Speaker 1: nothing else is more important. So you're just like she's talking.
Speaker 3: About this Eden like cult.
Speaker 1: It not just not just the magic and all this
Speaker 1: other stuff, but this was a this was a den
Speaker 1: haven of these of these UH practitioners and the Wolf cult,
Speaker 1: this wolf totem that they utilize comes up everywhere, and
Speaker 1: you start to see the connections and they're not just
Speaker 1: they're not just there to be there. They have a meaning.
Speaker 1: They have a very deep occultic meeting. And if when
Speaker 1: you go back and you see that rome was a
Speaker 1: term as far back as that time as well, and
Speaker 1: what happened with Romulus and Remiss, they were suckling on
Speaker 1: a goddamn wolf, right given getting receiving life, being nurtured
Speaker 1: by a cult, the Wolf cult.
Speaker 3: That's the symbolism of it.
Speaker 1: You got to understand how people wrote back then and
Speaker 1: how they write now and all this other stuff, and
Speaker 1: you get to understand what they're actually saying to you,
Speaker 1: because they don't want everybody to know what they're talking about.
Speaker 1: Just like everything else, there's an esoteric element to this
Speaker 1: stuff and there's just a stylized a stylization of poetic uh,
Speaker 1: you know, implementation on this, and it kind of a flare.
Speaker 1: So you gotta also take that into account. And you
Speaker 1: know what, you're not in their world, so you don't
Speaker 1: understand their idioms, you don't understand their euphemisms, and you
Speaker 1: know whatever you call it, all that good stuff, colloquial
Speaker 1: metaphor there we go. So with all this going on,
Speaker 1: he's bringing up this, he's adding more to it, right,
Speaker 1: And one of the things he was falling around was
Speaker 1: twenty two twenty two imperatively in Kabbala, which is tied
Speaker 1: right back to this occult from deep, deep, deep down.
Speaker 3: Because this mysticism is is a constant.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter who picks up on it or finds
Speaker 1: it or rediscovers it or whatever. Even though Kabbala is
Speaker 1: newer into history doesn't mean that this practice of sorcery
Speaker 1: began with them. It didn't. This is what four and
Speaker 1: the Goths stomped out, got rid of, pushed out of
Speaker 1: kar sement and got out of Cappadocia and Sleicia and
Speaker 1: pushed it away, but they didn't go away completely. And
Speaker 1: when you see the you know, the venturing of them
Speaker 1: into Rome and starting Rome, knowing that they're one of
Speaker 1: their names and one of their identifications was that, knowing
Speaker 1: that they're bringing the wolf with them, and you go,
Speaker 1: you go deeper and deeper. It's just everything, everything, it
Speaker 1: just lines up. Okay. So then you have this. I
Speaker 1: wonder who these people who call themselves Jews because they
Speaker 1: made that up somewhere along the way. There wasn't a
Speaker 1: Jew back before the time that there was one.
Speaker 3: And that term even though they say, oh oh.
Speaker 1: Came from Jude and I think it was it was
Speaker 1: in kings blah blah blah to blah blah blah da
Speaker 1: was first ever said.
Speaker 3: But they don't tell you that.
Speaker 1: Well, okay, that's not true though, because Sir Francis Bacon
Speaker 1: inserted that word. It was you die or whatever the
Speaker 1: fucking stupid name is from jubrew right, a Judah. He
Speaker 1: It wasn't a Jew. That's a word that they made up, okay,
Speaker 1: And before then that just means that you're from That's
Speaker 1: like saying I'm in Arizona. I'm from fucking New York,
Speaker 1: I don't does that make is that my ethnicity? No?
Speaker 1: So there's do you understand this ship is kind of
Speaker 1: retarded that people even think that this is a race.
Speaker 1: It's a group of people with ancient ties. And this
Speaker 1: is where I think the blood lines come into because
Speaker 1: what is a bloodline to what? Because not all of
Speaker 1: them are monarchy, not all of them are ruling class,
Speaker 1: not all of them are kings and queens. So what
Speaker 1: is that? What does this bloodline shit mean? And why
Speaker 1: why do they care? It's because they're the remnants of
Speaker 1: this ancient Edenite witchcraft cult and that's what brings them
Speaker 1: back there. That's But why else? This is a due
Speaker 1: name Bauer under that disguise because who knows what the
Speaker 1: fuck their name was before that changes their name to Rothschild,
Speaker 1: red sign or shield, depending on which one you want
Speaker 1: to roll with it. And it's a Roman crest. Why
Speaker 1: why is it a Roman crest in freaking Germany? Well?
Speaker 1: By more indication of where they actually come from, right,
Speaker 1: and then just oh look this sign looks cool. That'll
Speaker 1: get him in. No, some wasn't what about that? Everything
Speaker 1: done deliberately with these people. This cult is prevalent on
Speaker 1: whatever shield they give themselves, whatever victimhood they came up with,
Speaker 1: as as as a way to deflect anything that any
Speaker 1: kind of criticism.
Speaker 3: This is what it is.
Speaker 1: And from the Ukraine using the wolf hook sigils to
Speaker 1: singers associated them with wolves, passing, etc. Et cetera. A
Speaker 1: demon depicted with an owl head writing a wolf being
Speaker 1: active and used in the region. Not to mention the
Speaker 1: Fabian's symbol of a wolf in sheep skin shroud, right,
Speaker 1: that one I can't get open. But here is Andress.
Speaker 1: They're Andress who specializes in Okay, say this, it is
Speaker 1: quite difficult. Okay, bah blah blah. Ohare this person is
Speaker 1: in the Ukraine apparently, But this is.
Speaker 3: They say.
Speaker 1: They keep saying raven, but every time they show the
Speaker 1: actual picture, it's an owl And what is he writing
Speaker 1: on looks like a big ass fenrier, doesn't It looks
Speaker 1: like a giant wolf. Fenrier was supposed to be the
Speaker 1: thing that swallowed oohin except that didn't happen that way.
Speaker 1: Let's move on from you. Okay, so this is the
Speaker 1: matriarch of the moon could here, Well, this is actually
Speaker 1: a man.
Speaker 3: But this is what I can't open it.
Speaker 1: Fuck? Is it whatever? Oh? Because it was already up here,
Speaker 1: I guess. I don't know. I don't care. It's it's there,
Speaker 1: you can see it. It's not the full thing anyway,
Speaker 1: But it says describes Andress as as a great marquis
Speaker 1: who rules thirty legions. Who are you? I am legion right.
Speaker 1: He appears in the form of an angel. Hmmm, I
Speaker 1: wonder what that's an archetype for. Could it be I
Speaker 1: don't know. Lucifer the devil, I don't know. He appears
Speaker 1: in the But remember this is sorcery. They're doing this
Speaker 1: for some reason for the last five plus thousand years.
Speaker 1: If there was nothing to it, they would have abandoned
Speaker 1: it for something that did work. He appears in the
Speaker 1: form of an angel with a head like a raven. Again,
Speaker 1: that's a novel, not a fucking raven. Okay. He rides
Speaker 1: a black wolf checks out right there, and carries a sword.
Speaker 1: They say it's a very sharp sword. Must be a
Speaker 1: good blacksmith. He will slay anyone masters, servant and assistance.
Speaker 1: And this is the warning that they give the people.
Speaker 1: Don't to this dream and don't conjure him if you
Speaker 1: don't know what you're doing, because he's very powerful.
Speaker 3: He doesn't need to listen to what you have to say.
Speaker 1: And he can ravage you just as much or better
Speaker 1: yet curse you and constantly torment and haunt you, so
Speaker 1: that you have no choice but to appease to get
Speaker 1: some relief. And thereby you have to contaminate others with
Speaker 1: your own cult so that he has more victims.
Speaker 3: Right, you have to feed it.
Speaker 1: Now they have the parasite in them, and they're going
Speaker 1: to give the parasite to you. Andres is a great
Speaker 1: mark quess and is seen as seen with the see
Speaker 1: and he in an angel's shape with a head like
Speaker 1: a black night raven. Again, that's a fucking owl, everybody
Speaker 1: riding upon a black and a very strong wolf flourishing
Speaker 1: with a sharp sword in his hand. He can kill
Speaker 1: the master, the servant and all assistants. He is author
Speaker 1: of discords. Heiress is the goddess of discord. Discordia was
Speaker 1: this thing that was floating around in the sixties with
Speaker 1: a Robin Anton Wilson and all those other clowns and
Speaker 1: ruleth thirty legions with the old English is funny that's
Speaker 1: from fifteen eighty three Esoteric Archives. All right, so let's
Speaker 1: see if they got any more in there. All right,
Speaker 1: let me let me see if I can find where
Speaker 1: that originally it is from, because maybe there's more. Two
Speaker 1: is the thing. The thing with this is that they
Speaker 1: have this issue about not populating everything when you go
Speaker 1: to the desktop version, so things get missing. And sorry,
Speaker 1: all right, we'll get We're good there. It just ties
Speaker 1: more into and adds more credence to what we were
Speaker 1: talking about over here. And I want to read this
Speaker 1: part too. This is in the the first appendix of
Speaker 1: Waddella's The British Eda. Now I remember Waddella or Waddell,
Speaker 1: I said, Waddella La Waddell. I'm gonna put this up
Speaker 1: to real quick. This is Makers of Civilization in Recent History.
Speaker 1: Everybody should be reading this book. It's free, there's no excuse.
Speaker 1: Go free pdf makers of blah blah blah. And I'll
Speaker 1: pop up in archive dot organ and grab your red
Speaker 1: era app and start reading. Man. Same thing with this one.
Speaker 1: That was nineteen twenty nine, this was nineteen thirty. Read
Speaker 1: them in the order, because that way they'll have all
Speaker 1: the background they'll need to appease any of your scrutiny
Speaker 1: or just you know, your resistance to the information. You're like, yeah, no,
Speaker 1: this guy learned all these ancient languages, learned how to
Speaker 1: decipher this shit, understands and can show us where they
Speaker 1: all fucked up on purpose or by accident, because the
Speaker 1: idiots pretending to be experts on things. And this is
Speaker 1: definitely legitimate and cross reference between multiple different areas of
Speaker 1: the kingdom, if you will, of the Goths where they
Speaker 1: had a stronghold in this valley, Persia, Egypt, Troy in
Speaker 1: call it Greece, I guess, and of course Samaria's versions
Speaker 1: of the adict scenes in Sumerian, Babylonian, Hittite, Egyptian, Greece, Indian,
Speaker 1: and Arthurian records, all of them have a form of
Speaker 1: this story. Okay, from three thousand, three hundred and eighty
Speaker 1: or so b C. Scene two, Coming of Thor Dar
Speaker 1: Dar Danos Dan Dan, the tribe of not Hebrew, none
Speaker 1: of that bullshit, Okay, Goth Prometheus and they made Prometheus
Speaker 1: and they bashardized Prometheus Adam Arthur to civilize the world,
Speaker 1: all right. Sumerian version of the Coming of Adam as
Speaker 1: King Dar Thor or Danny or Dan Hey, that's my
Speaker 1: name and his husbandry. Now listen to this. This is
Speaker 1: really freaking interesting. The hymns are psalms of the Samerians
Speaker 1: who were the early Arians. There, flat out boom, no
Speaker 1: more than we're bullshit. Stop claiming everything that mankind did
Speaker 1: as something that the fucking Jews gave to you. Oh,
Speaker 1: we are the bringers of morality, right right, I see
Speaker 1: how well you're bringing morality to fucking Aza and everywhere else.
Speaker 1: You've gone, such moral people, sucking on the blood of children. Yeah,
Speaker 1: mm hmm, raping at the age of below three. Wait
Speaker 1: a bee, Yeah, you're such moral high ground, you fucking scumbag. No,
Speaker 1: that's a cult. That's a cult, that's lying, and they're
Speaker 1: drugging you and poisoning you with their witch's cauldrons through
Speaker 1: their bullshit allopathic medical which they call medical, which is
Speaker 1: just witchcraft. The hymns are psalms of the Samerians, who
Speaker 1: were the early Arians or early Goths. As I have
Speaker 1: shown elsewhere, it contained numerous references to the coming of
Speaker 1: King Dar or Dur or R. D's and t's were
Speaker 1: interchangeable and obviously not written with that way anyway, which
Speaker 1: was the early spelling of Thor, and it has the
Speaker 1: Samerian synonym of Dan or Danny Thor's dan title. In
Speaker 1: the Edda, two of these hymns sing Dar the King,
Speaker 1: the son of Lord's zachs or Zeus. He assembles his
Speaker 1: people in strength to invade the hostile country. Dar the king,
Speaker 1: the son of his father, has made them turn the
Speaker 1: face against distant lands. The god who binds the host
Speaker 1: of a of the firmament speaks to the Lord to Dar, Oh, gee, look,
Speaker 1: they didn't even get the idea of the ferment from themselves.
Speaker 1: That was That's nice, isn't it. The god who binds
Speaker 1: the host of the ferment speaks to the Lord to Dar.
Speaker 1: O Lord, A station on high is dihabitation higher elevations.
Speaker 1: Everybody's like, oh, he's a guy, he's a human being.
Speaker 1: Lord also means like landlord or lord of the land. Right,
Speaker 1: station on high is dihabitation O dar thy command changes,
Speaker 1: not oh, Lord, the smiter of the mountain, mountain high
Speaker 1: place right the darro the Darux hero before whom the
Speaker 1: foe exists, Not no foe exists before the hero. Get
Speaker 1: it fuck him up? Dar exalter of men, who makes
Speaker 1: joyful his side. Now listen to this part, oh Lord,
Speaker 1: not this part, but coming up, Oh Lord asak or
Speaker 1: sig counselor the strength be gifted. Lord of the harvest lands,
Speaker 1: he was created on the mountains, Lord of the grain fields,
Speaker 1: husband man who tends the field.
Speaker 3: Art thou, oh Lord sak No.
Speaker 1: The reference here to his being the son of his
Speaker 1: father presumably defines Adam Thorpe's institution of fatherhood or the
Speaker 1: patriarchical stage with marriage, which he established, as we shall see,
Speaker 1: in place of the pre Adamite Edonite matriarchy, which possessed
Speaker 1: no marriage, no home life, no succession in paternal line.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: Because it was a cult, right, a giant fucking cult,
Speaker 1: human sacrificing, shitbag, fucking cult. And it still is. And
Speaker 1: this ancient title for Adam dar or thor of husbandmen
Speaker 1: is obviously the source of the later Semitic legend that
Speaker 1: Adam delved and dressed, the Garden Egyptian version of the
Speaker 1: coming of Adam and his husbandry, the ancient Egyptians who
Speaker 1: derived their civilization writing and the roots of so For
Speaker 1: people out there who are saying that this is a
Speaker 1: religious broadcast or kind of out of their minds because
Speaker 1: I'm demystifying all this religious hocus pocus and showing you
Speaker 1: this is real human being interaction here, all right, this
Speaker 1: isn't hey, there was some mystical garden. No, there was
Speaker 1: a fucking bunch of scumbags living in Eden called Edenites
Speaker 1: and Clark Semish. And this guy Thor who had morals
Speaker 1: values and was gonna was about to stomp them out,
Speaker 1: does so, and Eden is pissed off because or the
Speaker 1: Edenites are pissed off because Guenevere or slash Eve, who
Speaker 1: happened to be Gothic by descent. Because by the way,
Speaker 1: eden Kites are not fucking a religion. I mean, they're
Speaker 1: not a they're not a race. They weren't then and
Speaker 1: they're not now. They're bond together by their sorcery, by
Speaker 1: their curse that they've put upon themselves, by fucking around
Speaker 1: with bad stuff. Right, once you go someplace and you
Speaker 1: go so far with it, you can't come back. These
Speaker 1: people have have their children killing and chopping off heads
Speaker 1: of babies when they're little. Right, where do you go
Speaker 1: from there? Anyhow? The Indian Augiicians arrived their civilization writing,
Speaker 1: and the roots of most of their language from the
Speaker 1: colony of early Arians or Sumerians, as I have shown elsewhere,
Speaker 1: sung of Adam and Atmu or Attum and by other
Speaker 1: titles in their hymns, long after he had become deified,
Speaker 1: right after the fact human human being first deified later
Speaker 1: in a veneration. They and then and then basstardized and
Speaker 1: corrupted over time because of Semitic or slash Edonite influence,
Speaker 1: inverting things, flipping their meanings, all kinds of stuff, just
Speaker 1: to blurry the past and give themselves an anchor to it,
Speaker 1: because they have none. They have no tether, they have
Speaker 1: no accomplishments, they have no creativity. They are hylik. They
Speaker 1: are would with maybe a little bit psychic in them,
Speaker 1: but they need to do magic and kill and do
Speaker 1: horrible wicked things in order to get just a little bit.
Speaker 1: And that's not coming from the right source either. That's
Speaker 1: a dark flame. They identified him with the Sun, which
Speaker 1: he worshiped, and made his chief shrine at Heliopolis or
Speaker 1: the city of the Sun, and also called him Herou,
Speaker 1: a name which equates with his edict title of Hair
Speaker 1: or Herria. And they seem to awe. They seem also
Speaker 1: to have called him Dharu or Dhari. They often called
Speaker 1: him creator of men. Listen to this, presumably because he
Speaker 1: was the first who made men of men. Do you
Speaker 1: understand how the how, first of all, how they were things?
Speaker 1: How funny is this? This is on page two twenty two? Nick, Nick,
Speaker 1: when you hear this, this is on page two twenty two,
Speaker 1: I'm just saying it because he'll not understand what I'm
Speaker 1: talking about. Twenty two is the the is the cage
Speaker 1: in Kabbalah? Right anyhow funny, funny, funny. We're gonna pass
Speaker 1: bypass this cage here. We're gonna make this a two
Speaker 1: twenty three here soon, all right. So they often called
Speaker 1: him the creator of men, presumably because he was first
Speaker 1: who made men of men. Right now, little weasel scoundrels,
Speaker 1: scumbags who are parasitically living off others, stealing their stuff,
Speaker 1: taxing them to death, and you know, human sacrifice, all
Speaker 1: this shit that they did, preying on others, not having
Speaker 1: a family, not having any type of bonder or responsibility
Speaker 1: or integrity or dignity or any that he made men
Speaker 1: of men. They refer also to him as maker of
Speaker 1: corn and maker of herbs of the field, presumably from
Speaker 1: his being the establisher of agriculture and a tiller of
Speaker 1: the ground. One of these Egyptian hymns sings different versions
Speaker 1: coming from Thor, says thou, who are chief in thy field,
Speaker 1: the creator of men and women. So now you understand
Speaker 1: why the whole Canaan Nable story comes about, right, because
Speaker 1: it's Thor's son, Kine or Khan or Gun, who they
Speaker 1: say is you know this Kaine slew Abel right. Abel
Speaker 1: was supposed to be the Abel is is fucking Woulden
Speaker 1: son Balder right, So they completely flipped the script on
Speaker 1: here to make it seem like, oh, well, you know
Speaker 1: he preferred this sacrifice of Able killed him? Are so
Speaker 1: Kin killed him because Kane was the agriculturist. Now you
Speaker 1: see where this comes from. This is an ancient envy
Speaker 1: and hatred for what transpired when Thor stomped Wooden, Balder
Speaker 1: and el Or Heidi into the dirt and broke their
Speaker 1: little spell of the land. We're under the spell right now,
Speaker 1: so don't act like that's not something that happens. You're
Speaker 1: still spending jew money, okay, then shut up. You're still
Speaker 1: paying jew taxes. Okay, then shut up Edenite taxes. Thou
Speaker 1: Thou who art the chief in thy fields, the creator
Speaker 1: of men and women, the producer of the staff of
Speaker 1: life we and what barley, and the maker of the
Speaker 1: herb of the fields which giveth life unto cattle. Thou
Speaker 1: who comest from the land of the matchou people, Thou
Speaker 1: who art at meu thy name. Thy names are manifold,
Speaker 1: lots of names. Thou overthrowest thy enemies. Thou art the
Speaker 1: great hawk, which glad gladdeness the body, the beautiful face,
Speaker 1: which gladdness the breast. Okay, So here they in Egypt
Speaker 1: had Horus hawk, that's that right. So they bastardized that
Speaker 1: as well and turned it into something wicked and gross.
Speaker 1: And so did that liar, that liar of lies, liars
Speaker 1: else or Curley with this spin on Horus. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying that these these archetypes are these people or these
Speaker 1: ideas can't be contaminated by evil or by this demonic presence.
Speaker 1: And then they pretty much assume the identity of because
Speaker 1: that's what these other people do too. They assume identities
Speaker 1: of people all the time, rather than actually do anything
Speaker 1: that's of merits or value. They assume the identity of
Speaker 1: people who have Greek version of Adam or and think
Speaker 1: of if you think about like what they also are into,
Speaker 1: which is spycraft. That's what being a spy is is
Speaker 1: you're assuming identities. That whole mister Smith thing. Right, let's
Speaker 1: see you, they're assuming identities the Greek version of Adam
Speaker 1: or dar Dan's advent to Troy as Dardanos. Homer, the
Speaker 1: inciting the lineage of Eneas from the first king of
Speaker 1: the Trojans, says, briefly, first Zeus, the cloud gatherer begot
Speaker 1: dar Danos, and he established dar Dana. They're talking about Thor, Dardanos,
Speaker 1: dar Danos and dan Dan tribe, right all right? For
Speaker 1: not yet was the was holy Ilios or old Troy
Speaker 1: built upon the plane to be a city of mortal men.
Speaker 1: But still they dwelt on the slopes of many fountained
Speaker 1: Ida on the Dan title for king Thor or dar
Speaker 1: in the Eda's see scene five and later, and on
Speaker 1: Dan in the Samerian title of Thor, and on Troy
Speaker 1: and Dardania and some summer Samerian cee Appendix five. So
Speaker 1: there ye are you wanted? You want some references. There
Speaker 1: you go Indian version of the Adam Thor or birds Advent.
Speaker 1: The first King of the the first king and aryan
Speaker 1: king of the Old World, and the inventor of agriculture, was,
Speaker 1: according to both the Vedas and the ancient Indian epics,
Speaker 1: styled Perthu vianna yeav Viennia. I'd said that right Perth
Speaker 1: of Vanya, presumably a variant spelling of Thor's Adic titles
Speaker 1: of Broth and ving. These epics record that at his
Speaker 1: birth all.
Speaker 3: Living creatures rejoiced.
Speaker 1: He was resplendent in person, as if the blazing deity
Speaker 1: of Fire had become Manifested in his right hand was
Speaker 1: the disc emblem of the Sun God, the wood crossed,
Speaker 1: the wood cross, the wood cross of Thor in the Eda,
Speaker 1: the sign of the of a universal emperor, the mighty
Speaker 1: Perthu Viennia, being invested with universal dominions, soon removed the
Speaker 1: grievances of the people right got rid of the freaking
Speaker 1: eden Ice scumbags. He removed the grievances of the people.
Speaker 1: He plucked out the prayer site, oppressed by the Earth Mother,
Speaker 1: oppressed by the Earth Mother, Oh Mother, Earth Oh Gaya
Speaker 1: oh fuck off. This is that cult slipping the script
Speaker 1: and inverting everything to make them out to get you,
Speaker 1: to trick you, to ask for something that is not
Speaker 1: going to be very good for you, and winning their affections.
Speaker 1: Derived the title of Raja Fiji or of Veta or king.
Speaker 1: Before his time, there were so Raha means king, that's
Speaker 1: what we're or regi or regis right it regis and
Speaker 1: you know you're gonna be looking more at like Rome.
Speaker 1: Right before his time, there were no definite villages or towns,
Speaker 1: no pastures, no agriculture, the wind fruits no sorry, the
Speaker 1: wild fruits and roots forming the only food of the
Speaker 1: people and procured with great difficulty, often perished during the
Speaker 1: period of anarchy, and no highways for merchants. All these
Speaker 1: civilizations originated in the reign of Perthu. He established order
Speaker 1: and progress, and not in the shit way of progress.
Speaker 1: In the Vedas, under the name of Indra the Samerian
Speaker 1: in Dara or King Dara, Thor or in iandry As
Speaker 1: the Father God is the leader of the Aryan tribes
Speaker 1: to victory and has given similar personal human traits to
Speaker 1: those of Thor and Dara. In the Yetta He is
Speaker 1: often spoken of as having been born, so not a god.
Speaker 1: In personal appearance, he is huge, so a goth of
Speaker 1: an Arian right in comparison, tawny haired, tawny bearded, fair lips,
Speaker 1: and his complexion has a ruddy brightness of the sun,
Speaker 1: a little bit pale right shiny glowy shiny ones. He
Speaker 1: has strong, well shaped arms and carries, like Thor, a
Speaker 1: four cornered bolt on his hand, which is compared to
Speaker 1: the sun. And who's to say they didn't find some
Speaker 1: artifact from a previous time that didn't have some technological
Speaker 1: advancement to it that, although they may have used it
Speaker 1: in a primitive way, it may have been quite the weapon.
Speaker 1: Gothic race of King Adam Darthor or Arthur. The Gothic
Speaker 1: race of King Adam Darthor or Burr, part apart from
Speaker 1: the etic accounts and his detailed genealogy therein, is established
Speaker 1: from Somemerian sources in I don't know what mc is,
Speaker 1: but it is also seen by the Gothic by his
Speaker 1: Gothic garb and horned head dress. Right, remember he goat,
Speaker 1: he goat.
Speaker 3: Why did Moses have horns?
Speaker 1: Because they were fucking ripping off this idea, this concept,
Speaker 1: this very the whole, the whole, entire persona of Thor
Speaker 1: and then not knowing what the hell the nke of
Speaker 1: the things.
Speaker 3: That just left it on there because they're retarded, that's.
Speaker 1: Why, because they're fucking morons. It was that should have
Speaker 1: been a dead giveaway. Why does morees have worn sometimes, Well,
Speaker 1: because he's he's actually supposedly you know, he's he's drafted
Speaker 1: out of an Aryan person who actually lived and was
Speaker 1: a king, That's why. And then they just changed around
Speaker 1: all this shit. Right, Arian features and all his representations
Speaker 1: on the countless Samerian, Hittite, Phoenician, and Babylonious seals, many
Speaker 1: of which are figured here and in the Hittite rock
Speaker 1: sculptures and in the more or less contemporary Ivory dagger handle.
Speaker 1: Different versions of Prometheus in the Samarian hymns under his
Speaker 1: title of Lord Adar, his identical title in the foregoing
Speaker 1: or later Eda and as Dar or Daru. Adam is
Speaker 1: hailed as the exalter of men, to destroy of the
Speaker 1: evil one, the destroyer of the evil one, the lawgiver
Speaker 1: and judge, and as of the sun cult. Right. Thus,
Speaker 1: in these hymns he is acclaimed the Daru hero before
Speaker 1: whom the foe exists. Not a exalter of men. This
Speaker 1: is us, guys, this is who we come from. We're
Speaker 1: not these pieces of shit. We should be found their
Speaker 1: bullshit disguises of Saturn death cult religions, and we shouldn't
Speaker 1: be taken their drugs which are coming straight out of
Speaker 1: their sorcery in pharmacia established, re establish the idea of
Speaker 1: natural law, natural order, natural medicine. A dar exalter of men,
Speaker 1: who makes joyful his side, Thou who destroy est the
Speaker 1: life of the evil one, may thy heart be exalted.
Speaker 1: May the command of the Sun God be a command
Speaker 1: unto the like a judge direct the world aright, So.
Speaker 3: Isn't it convenient?
Speaker 1: That is it not convenient that when they want to
Speaker 1: poison you all of a sudden there's this a magical
Speaker 1: thing that nobody can see that makes people sick. You
Speaker 1: don't see that as being like, I don't know a
Speaker 1: plot device to get you to take the drugs that
Speaker 1: you'd be more resistant to do so go fully. Otherwise,
Speaker 1: unless you had some selfish fear of your own personal
Speaker 1: safety to you know, inspire you, I would. Let's not
Speaker 1: forget the misguided half half thought out. Uh, you know,
Speaker 1: I guess you could say impulse or instinct to protect
Speaker 1: your own children by poisoning them as well. I'm going
Speaker 1: to protect them from something that doesn't exist by poisoning
Speaker 1: them with something that some j some eden knight sorcerer
Speaker 1: told me it was going to be good.
Speaker 3: Who wants me dead and us dead?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Careful who you pay attention to and who you
Speaker 1: trust there, guys. Greek verse version of Adam burn meof
Speaker 1: Civilizations and Aborigines of Asia minor as Prometheus. The memory
Speaker 1: of Adam burn me Off as the friend of man
Speaker 1: and the first great uplifter and civilizer of the early
Speaker 1: man of the Old World survived amongst the Greeks as
Speaker 1: the Titanic King Prometheus, dialectic for the edict burn me Off,
Speaker 1: who first civilized mankind and brought fire to their home hearths,
Speaker 1: and whose location was also significantly in Scythia, Caucasia, and
Speaker 1: Asia miner. But the poets adopted the late Semitic perversion.
Speaker 1: Let me say that again. But the poets adopted the
Speaker 1: late Semitic perversion, that was that he warred against the
Speaker 1: unjust God of Heaven instead of against Satan and Hell.
Speaker 1: The poet uh Esclebius no I said they're wrong. Cesclius
Speaker 1: about five hundred BC. Thus makes Prometheus recite his achievements
Speaker 1: for the welfare of humanity, which will be seen to
Speaker 1: be essentially similar to those recorded at the Eda, and
Speaker 1: the ignorance of the primeval men is also couched in
Speaker 1: the negative form. Right, we don't need to go through
Speaker 1: all that. Let's just move on. Different versions of the
Speaker 1: Battle of Phrygia. Battle of Frygia and Samaria is Homeric
Speaker 1: Greek version Samarian version of the Battle of Phrygia. The
Speaker 1: ancient Samerians early Goths also preserve the memory of the
Speaker 1: epoch making victory of King thorpe d Adar over the
Speaker 1: lion tribe of Phrygia or Farig in their hymns. Thus
Speaker 1: we find them they sang the Sting of the Free.
Speaker 1: We don't need to go through all. I want to
Speaker 1: read more and so over there. Let's get back to
Speaker 1: the Rome thing real quick. I want to do. That
Speaker 1: I gotta do is hit this right here and itthy
Speaker 1: can just scroll down a little bit pretty sure it
Speaker 1: comes up quickly. I guess I could just do that.
Speaker 1: No no, no, no, no no no no r O
Speaker 1: N body capital Maybe that help. That's lame because it's
Speaker 1: part of what many words that's gonna scroll a lot,
Speaker 1: son of a bitch. That's not gonna be a way
Speaker 1: to do it. Okay, all right, the ego cane, the
Speaker 1: slippery abl was beating the was beating in battle, that
Speaker 1: ruffian of the Calde another name for them, the eden
Speaker 1: Kites Calds. Right, we talked about that. But pursue the dragon.
Speaker 1: That's the girl, that's the mother. At some point there's
Speaker 1: this they make the the We did this yesterday, but
Speaker 1: I just wanted to bring back up the fact that
Speaker 1: this tie in with rome. Rome is an ancient, ancient
Speaker 1: word that also is associated with this cult m and
Speaker 1: not to be contrused, not to be confused with the
Speaker 1: ruined apple tree. Well, I guess I read pretty far
Speaker 1: yesterday because it's not coming up very quick this Padcus.
Speaker 3: Yeah, whatever I told you yesterday. Go look at the other.
Speaker 1: One if you what confirmation on that. We're going to
Speaker 1: go into another reading, But first we have to do
Speaker 1: something else, and I want to see if you can
Speaker 1: find where the deception lies here. At first, it sounds
Speaker 1: pretty sounds pretty good, you know, it sounds all right,
Speaker 1: but then it goes into the absolute dog shit afterwards.
Speaker 1: So that's the thing that we're dealing with. A lot
Speaker 1: of these things. They lie, they grossly miss uh, grossly
Speaker 1: misrepresent under under state. That's another one that they do
Speaker 1: by telling you that, oh, well, twenty five thousand people
Speaker 1: died at Dresden, Like, are you fucking retarded? No, that's
Speaker 1: not true. That's not that's not accurate their pal. Do
Speaker 1: you know that the Bank of International Settlements was established
Speaker 1: in nineteen thirty to help to help manage reparations Germany
Speaker 1: owed after World War One? Why did Germany reparations to
Speaker 1: fucking France in the first place, that's very very screwed up.
Speaker 1: The BIS Bank of International Settlements, the scourge of mankind
Speaker 1: was created because of World War One. Main role was
Speaker 1: to collect, distribute, and administer these reparations. The Bank of
Speaker 1: Inaristal Settlements also acted as an agent for the German
Speaker 1: government's international loans, right keep being them under their thumb.
Speaker 1: And that's why a man by the name Vadoff had
Speaker 1: to beat that fucker back, and he did bit for him.
Speaker 1: The thor of his time. All right, we're gonna put
Speaker 1: this disengaging entirely from the United Nations debacle thing up
Speaker 1: real quick while I check on something, and I'll be
Speaker 1: back in a minute. This is just in quick Greg
Speaker 1: Reese video. Yeah, we'll get right back into it. Six minutes,
Speaker 1: twenty seconds. The last minute and a half is usually
Speaker 1: buy this bullshit aut instant in you know, info wars,
Speaker 1: so we don't have to listen to the whole thing.
Speaker 8: Whatever.
Speaker 5: A very important message from doctor Rima Libo. Trump must
Speaker 5: tackle the UN's plan for global genocide see the whole thing.
Speaker 1: So again misguided retard to think that Trump is going
Speaker 1: to do anything to prevent that or is it going
Speaker 1: to be on the planet. Libo is the one who
Speaker 1: talked about the coticx ELEMENTARYUS a while back. But then
Speaker 1: she was also on Jesse Ventura's conspiracy Theory show, acting
Speaker 1: like a complete moron and complete actor, just like just
Speaker 1: like Alex Jones did on that same show, showing with
Speaker 1: a fucking moron and scripted bullshit that they do, all right, Mendo,
Speaker 1: and then she's like, I have to leave the country
Speaker 1: now because I don't feel safe. What do you do now?
Speaker 3: Then, miss Livo.
Speaker 1: That by the way, Miss Livo, that last name sounds
Speaker 1: a little way vyish to me. I'm just saying, but hey,
Speaker 1: what the hell, let's watch for a while at Bandot video.
Speaker 10: Trump has appointed an entire slate of globalist henchmen Oivey,
Speaker 10: one after another after another, from his chief of staff
Speaker 10: to the appointees that he's chosen, to his vice president.
Speaker 10: Who is Peter Tiele's business partner. And if you're looking
Speaker 10: for a globalist, you'll find one in Peter Tiele. However,
Speaker 10: every single campaign promise rests on our not being part
Speaker 10: of the United Nations in order to fulfill that promise,
Speaker 10: gender mutilation, or you can fill in the blank and
Speaker 10: talk about digital currency or any of the issues that
Speaker 10: people are quite rightly concerned about. These hordes of people
Speaker 10: flooding across borders around the world are in fact doing
Speaker 10: what the United Nations wants them to do, which is
Speaker 10: destroy the national integrity of each and every country anywhere
Speaker 10: in the world. When we remove our countries from the
Speaker 10: United Nations, we automatically are removed from the World Health
Speaker 10: Organization UNESCO, UNISEEF, the International Monetary Fund, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 1: Et cetera.
Speaker 10: If a country, a sovereign country, and a non country
Speaker 10: organization conclude a relationship, it's called a contract, and the
Speaker 10: country is under no obligation to change its laws to
Speaker 10: meet the contract. So that's a very very significant difference.
Speaker 10: There can be no treaties with the United Nations because
Speaker 10: it's not a sovereign state. It's an unelected nobody's club.
Speaker 10: Leaving the United Nations is embarrassingly simple. It takes a
Speaker 10: letter from the head of State to the Secretary General
Speaker 10: of the United Nations and the letter says, we're not
Speaker 10: part of your club anymore, goodbye.
Speaker 1: That's all it takes.
Speaker 10: Now I emphasize it has to be signed by the
Speaker 10: head of state. In Trump's first term in office, he
Speaker 10: allegedly removed us from the World Health Organization.
Speaker 1: He did not.
Speaker 10: That was Twinkletoes nonsense, flim flan. He directed Mike Pompeo,
Speaker 10: the Secretary of State, to write the withdrawal letter. In
Speaker 10: other words, it was a political theatrical stunked. Trump then
Speaker 10: took twice the annual contribution that the United States makes
Speaker 10: to the World Health which should be called World Holocaust Organization,
Speaker 10: and he gave it to GAVI, which is one of
Speaker 10: the principal supporters of the World Health Organization. Where do
Speaker 10: you think double the money went. In the Senate, Mike
Speaker 10: Lee from Utah and in the House of Representatives Chip
Speaker 10: Roy of Texas and Mike Rogers of Alabama introduced identical
Speaker 10: legislation which collectively was called Listen to the words, the
Speaker 10: Disengaging Entirely from the United Nations Debacle Act. That act
Speaker 10: required every unit of the United Nations, its headquarters, its peacekeepers,
Speaker 10: its organizations, it's whatever, out of the United States and
Speaker 10: the United States out of the United Nations.
Speaker 1: Isn't that funny though, that that's exactly what Israel wants.
Speaker 1: It was created by the fucking Rothschilds. It was created
Speaker 1: by the IMF, it was created by the UN, was
Speaker 1: created by us, the United States, all in conjunction was
Speaker 1: because we were already conquered by them, by the banks. So
Speaker 1: now they want a more radical UN. So they want
Speaker 1: to get rid of this UN. This is playing into
Speaker 1: the hands of the very thing that they're trying to do.
Speaker 1: And that's the deception here.
Speaker 10: We have the power now and we presumable.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying one is good, No they're both terrible ideas.
Speaker 1: But you don't give them a single thing that they
Speaker 1: want because it's just going to be replaced with something
Speaker 1: even worse.
Speaker 3: Take it all down.
Speaker 10: Lee still have the opportunity to inform our leaders that
Speaker 10: they must do what we said.
Speaker 1: That's not true. That's not true. We have been conquered.
Speaker 1: We do not have anything until we enforce it. Our
Speaker 1: government does not stand by the constitution. That should be
Speaker 1: pretty obvious by now. They go off of the un Charter.
Speaker 1: The General Assembly and the Security Council dictate to us
Speaker 1: what we're going to do. Disarmament has already been a
Speaker 1: public law and it's been updated since the time that
Speaker 1: Everybody's a hero who got shot in the head signed
Speaker 1: it in nineteen sixty one, Public Law eighty seven two
Speaker 1: ninety seven.
Speaker 10: Hey, at this juncture, if we do not do this
Speaker 10: and the plan of the globalist, destructive prats and the
Speaker 10: ConTroll of garchs comes.
Speaker 1: Just call them Jews. It's okay, it's de fruition.
Speaker 10: People have to understand that is literally the end of humanity.
Speaker 10: Our DNA will be destroyed for their biodigital convergence enslavement purposes,
Speaker 10: and the species still as human will cease to exist.
Speaker 10: That is the explicit articulated plan.
Speaker 5: Learn more at Prevent Genocide twenty thirty dot org. Reporting
Speaker 5: for info Wars, this is Greg Reece.
Speaker 8: That problem.
Speaker 1: This first problem is that he's reputting for infoolers. Should
Speaker 1: be putting for ballbusterers. Broadcast anyhow, enough of that rainbow
Speaker 1: Geisha at the end there, Well, I mean they stole
Speaker 1: the rainbow. They still the whole uh, the whole prism
Speaker 1: of flight right. Isn't that interesting. It's the globalist or
Speaker 1: the the new World Order flag, not the not the
Speaker 1: gay flag. There. They just happen to be all a
Speaker 1: bunch of pedophiles and sodomites. That's why it goes well together.
Speaker 1: All right, how's everybody doing. It's checking out everybody. I'm
Speaker 1: seeing a black screen over here. Hopefully that's not the
Speaker 1: case for everywhere else. Okay, good, it's not the case.
Speaker 1: Whew h Yeah. I'm just gonna check over on the
Speaker 1: shit of boots the poop shoot. See how I see
Speaker 1: how the poop shoot's doing. I haven't seen anything blow
Speaker 1: up yet as far as oh look it doesn't even
Speaker 1: look it is live. Okay, it's there. It's there good good.
Speaker 1: Somehow the rants still aren't working. I don't know why.
Speaker 1: Don't ask me why. I don't know. It's just just
Speaker 1: the way it is. Hey, there are some people out
Speaker 1: there that aren't high licks. I'm not saying that everyone is.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying there's a lot of bots on poop shoot.
Speaker 1: I don't know what the software is that we dish
Speaker 1: it out, but they don't have it. And there's an
Speaker 1: awful lot of uh, you know, just people who like
Speaker 1: to shoot off their mouth. They have nothing, nothing public
Speaker 1: for anyone else's scrutinize, but they have a lot, awful
Speaker 1: lot of opinions, don't they Let me show you something
Speaker 1: real quick, and then we'll get into the next section. Here,
Speaker 1: we'll all be doing some more reading and we're looking
Speaker 1: at so with this thing too. You also have to
Speaker 1: quick the thing that says show more. But when I
Speaker 1: put spaces, that's when they decide they want to put
Speaker 1: a show more button on there. But the space has
Speaker 1: helped organize stuff, so I'm going to continue to use them.
Speaker 1: My website is right here. The how they help our
Speaker 1: keepons right there for twelve percent off when you're republishing
Speaker 1: to get the hell storm. I just got my three
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Speaker 1: they'll have it up here. Yeah, it's right here. Oops,
Speaker 1: scroll up, there you go. There's three different ones here.
Speaker 1: Before three one a ringer and I made these cheaper
Speaker 1: through Gelato. Then they would be over at t Spring,
Speaker 1: which they charge ridiculous amounts for T shirts. These are
Speaker 1: like higher quality ones. That's why they are a little
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Speaker 1: It's just that's someone they decided to put on display.
Speaker 1: And there's different varieties of even the ringers. I think
Speaker 1: there's a black one too, or a blue dark blue
Speaker 1: Ringer team and you don't get to put anything on
Speaker 1: the arm of the ringer unfortunately. But the other ones
Speaker 1: have the Bullbuster's logo on them. So there you have it.
Speaker 1: And I just saw doctor Peter glidd and somebody else
Speaker 1: just re up. Somebody decided just while we were in
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Speaker 1: Monso and doctor Glidden made my little intro real as
Speaker 1: well as Max Sigan. Then there's a stripe the buy
Speaker 1: me coffee, the Patreon link that gives and go, and
Speaker 1: the tippy stream for people out there in the UK
Speaker 1: who prefer to see it in there you know, sorcerers,
Speaker 1: paper money denomination. And then there's the address if guys
Speaker 1: must send me letters or hopefully not anything else. I mean,
Speaker 1: if it's nice stuff, fine, but not what I expect,
Speaker 1: Like I I don't want this smoothly thing like I
Speaker 1: was telling you before, no ideal to do it. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to demonstrate this for anybody, okay. So and
Speaker 1: just one last thing there is that's the audiobook. But
Speaker 1: not just okay, it's just a little slow. It's good
Speaker 1: health Storm. This is the other book, the first book
Speaker 1: by the author we've been reading from Thomas Goodrich, who
Speaker 1: passed away last Wednesday was murdered for the most part
Speaker 1: by you know, the sorcerers that they call doctors. Getting
Speaker 1: tired of that scenario being the case all the time.
Speaker 1: It took three of the most amazing people and my
Speaker 1: family four five, I can you can just keep counting,
Speaker 1: and uh, you know, I'm sick and tired of it,
Speaker 1: sick and tired of it. Enough is enough, no more,
Speaker 1: no more innocent being uh the more good people being
Speaker 1: robbed of their lives from this allopathic, genocidal, psycho psychotic machine.
Speaker 3: No more, no mass.
Speaker 1: So we got to go back to a page. So
Speaker 1: it says, oops, let me do that. You can do this,
Speaker 1: but then we just go like this, okay, So that
Speaker 1: way we'll set up for us when we go to
Speaker 1: the next section. Pressure precureus. As such miracles might be,
Speaker 1: they were but cruel reminders of a world that was
Speaker 1: no more. We were eternally hungry, recalled Eric Gearhard. Treatment
Speaker 1: by the Russian guards was almost always very bad. We
Speaker 1: were simply walking skeletons. From the first to the last
Speaker 1: day of our life was a ceaseless suffering, a dying
Speaker 1: and limit lamentation. The Russian guards mercilessly pushed the very
Speaker 1: weakest people forward with their rifle butts when they could
Speaker 1: hardly move. When the guards used their rifle butts, they
Speaker 1: made use of the words you lazy rascal. I was
Speaker 1: my dog, my cast nay rascal. I was already so
Speaker 1: weak that I wanted to be killed on the spot
Speaker 1: by the blows. We were always hungry and cold and
Speaker 1: covered with vernon Vermin, echoed a fellow slave. I used
Speaker 1: to pray to God to let me at least die
Speaker 1: in my native country. Cruel these are Germans, remember, cruelly.
Speaker 1: Had this man's prayer has been answered, and had he
Speaker 1: been allowed to return to Germany, the odds were good,
Speaker 1: indeed that he would have died in his homeland, and
Speaker 1: sooner than he imagined. Unbeknownst to these wretched slaves dreaming
Speaker 1: of home, the situation in the former Reich differed little,
Speaker 1: if any, from that of Siberia. Indeed, in many cases,
Speaker 1: life in the defeated nation was vastly worse. Meanwhile, on
Speaker 1: the far side of the world, Germany's former ally was
Speaker 1: also facing its own terrible trials by fire, and, just
Speaker 1: as was the case with Germany, should this nation fail
Speaker 1: in the final hour, its very existence as a free
Speaker 1: nation would be over, no doubt, for many years, perhaps
Speaker 1: for all time to come Hell's cesspool. The Allied armies,
Speaker 1: through sacrifice and devotion, and with God's help, have run
Speaker 1: this number. Take this with a with the grands salt,
Speaker 1: because it's coming from a demonic asshole. Okay, so they
Speaker 1: don't really tell you that until you see who's saying
Speaker 1: this at the very end here, So just take it
Speaker 1: as this is not the sentiment of Thomas Goodrich. Okay.
Speaker 1: With God's help have wrung from Germany a final and
Speaker 1: unconditional surrender. The Western world has been freed of the
Speaker 1: evil forces which for five years and longer have imprisoned
Speaker 1: the bodies, have broken the lives of millions upon millions
Speaker 1: of free born men. You're trying to say that the
Speaker 1: Jews are million people that were victims, but you know,
Speaker 1: say it in a way that doesn't sound so stupid.
Speaker 1: They have violated their churches, destroyed their homes, corrupted their children,
Speaker 1: and murdered their loved ones. Our armies of liberation have
Speaker 1: restored freedom to these suffering peoples. Yeah, they were doing
Speaker 1: so much suffering before you came along and started bombing them.
Speaker 1: Excuse me, uh, whose spirit and whose will the oppressors
Speaker 1: could never enslave. They're collectively blaming all Germans for this,
Speaker 1: And doesn't matter because Germany didn't have this wasn't a
Speaker 1: real thing. Anyway. Much remains to be done. The victory
Speaker 1: one in the West must now be one in the east.
Speaker 1: The whole world must be cleansed of the evil from
Speaker 1: which half the world has been freed. United, the peace
Speaker 1: loving nations that means socialist loving nations, that means communist
Speaker 1: loving nations have demonstrated in the West that their arms
Speaker 1: are stronger by far than the might of the dictators
Speaker 1: or the tyranny of military cliques keats that once called
Speaker 1: us soft and weak. Oh yeah, don't don't never call
Speaker 1: them that. They don't never call the weak coward a
Speaker 1: weak coward. He'll he'll, he'll uh resort to his tricks
Speaker 1: and sorcery to make sure he gets back at you
Speaker 1: for all of eternity. The pow all of our peoples
Speaker 1: to defend themselves against all enemies will be proved in
Speaker 1: the Pacific War, as it has been proved in Europe.
Speaker 1: President Harry S thirty third degree Mason scumbag's piece of
Speaker 1: shit Truman, May eighth, nineteen forty five. There had never
Speaker 1: been the slightest doubt in anyone's mind about Franklin D.
Speaker 1: Roosevelt's deep hatred for Germany and Germans. Also thirty third
Speaker 1: degreefer Mason also so the cult, the Edenite cult in
Speaker 1: its newer form right, the Freemasons, the frankest Jesuit created
Speaker 1: Freemasons because they were the ones that co opted. Go
Speaker 1: back to John Robison for that. And what time frame
Speaker 1: that was that that occurred was like about the seventeen
Speaker 1: eighties and seventeen nineties, the Ajack Brethren having a big
Speaker 1: hand in it, the Philadelphia's another branch of the quote
Speaker 1: unquote Illuminati. Perfectible listening. Too many public and private utterances
Speaker 1: on the subject were available for anyone to confuse Roosevelt's
Speaker 1: thoughts on the matter. Notorder could most Americans miss for
Speaker 1: a moment that the depth of animosity the President felt
Speaker 1: for Japan and the Japanese as his feigned fury over
Speaker 1: the so called Dave infamy at Pearl Harber Wohild seem
Speaker 1: to imply. And yet, with the Roosevelt's death in the
Speaker 1: spring of nineteen forty five. It became quickly. It quickly
Speaker 1: became apparent to all that, if anything, the new US President,
Speaker 1: Harry S. Truman, would not only continue the seething sentiment
Speaker 1: FDR felt for each enemy nation, but that he would
Speaker 1: actually magnify the Moor's mood doublefold. We must work to
Speaker 1: finish the war. Our victory is but half one, added Truman.
Speaker 1: The West is free, but the East is still in
Speaker 1: bondage to the treacherous charity of the Japanese right. Got
Speaker 1: to install the communism better? Right? Yeah, how'd that work out?
Speaker 1: They created the Bolsheviks?
Speaker 3: Send them off there.
Speaker 1: This is all America and the banking agents for the
Speaker 1: Rothschilds creating all this, right, funding them and sending them
Speaker 1: back to Germany. I'm sorry, back to Russia for the
Speaker 1: bullshit of revolution. So who created communism in Russia? Right? Okay?
Speaker 1: And and who is responsible with the creation of the
Speaker 1: nation state of Visul because we were already Israel proper
Speaker 1: or Issuel part one here under the noses of the
Speaker 1: American people who still thought they had a constitution. Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Who terror formed our our legal system and law and everything?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Was that? Maybe a guy by the name of Lolid
Speaker 1: brandeis another Rothschild agent could have been. Why was Bernardo
Speaker 1: baruk the you know what was he? What was he
Speaker 1: in the in the war department? What? What? What's up
Speaker 1: with that? It was entirely one, they say, said the
Speaker 1: Truman is being disingenuous. There wasn't not merely half one.
Speaker 1: It was entirely one. And the new president was entirely
Speaker 1: aware of the fact. In January nineteen forty five, several
Speaker 1: months before Truman took office, his predecessor, had received word
Speaker 1: from the Supreme Allied Commander in the Pacific, General Douglas MacArthur,
Speaker 1: that Japan was now ready to quit. Japanese leaders were
Speaker 1: at the moment suing for peace if in their years
Speaker 1: of all out war with the American giant, the industrial
Speaker 1: capacity of tiny Japan had been all but destroyed, Its
Speaker 1: navy and air force had been swept from the sea
Speaker 1: and sky, and the nation itself because of the US blockade,
Speaker 1: was on the verge of starvation. Japan would thus surrender
Speaker 1: unconditionally as demanded, except accept its punishment and relinquish. It's
Speaker 1: all all that is save the emperor. And that was
Speaker 1: the point upon which the Japanese would never waver. If
Speaker 1: surrendering meant that she must give up her emperor, then
Speaker 1: japan would fight on to the death, for without the
Speaker 1: spiritual embodiment of the nation that the Emperor represented, that
Speaker 1: the Japanese would not only lose their living heart and soul,
Speaker 1: but they would lose their racial identity and cease any
Speaker 1: longer to be Japanese. General MacArthur urged the President to
Speaker 1: accept the Japanese offer, thereby saving an estimated one million
Speaker 1: American lives. But to the Japanese offer, Roosevelt could only smile.
Speaker 1: The President was in no mood for peace, and he
Speaker 1: would not even consider a Japanese surrender. The war was
Speaker 1: going well, very well, and there were enormous, enormous financial
Speaker 1: and political profits yet to be plucked from it. Another
Speaker 1: important reason for continuing the war, perhaps even the most
Speaker 1: important reason, was the fact that the American people themselves
Speaker 1: had simply not yet tired of it. The dirty Japs
Speaker 1: started this war quote unquote, as the reasoning ran, and
Speaker 1: then more quotes, but we Americans will finish it. The
Speaker 1: Japs did it now they will pay right. Nobody has
Speaker 1: any idea what actually happened. For whatever, and why that
Speaker 1: happened in the first place, or why was allowed to
Speaker 1: happen in the first place, or why they clustered all
Speaker 1: the fucking you know planes together to make it more
Speaker 1: devastating when bombs it.
Speaker 3: MacArthur is our greatest.
Speaker 1: General, laughed Fdr cynically, and our poorest politician. And thus
Speaker 1: an already murderous, merciless war was allowed to continue by
Speaker 1: American political leaders long after it could have been concluded
Speaker 1: by American military leaders. So the political leaders made it
Speaker 1: go longer than the American military leaders could have allowed
Speaker 1: it to because they could have made an end. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: for the history of the world, the three years of
Speaker 1: vicious brutality that had already characterized the war in the
Speaker 1: Pacific thus far would prove only the faintest foretaste of
Speaker 1: what was yet to come. Unlike the German army, which
Speaker 1: maintained a hard and fast discipline over its troops even
Speaker 1: in the last days of catastrophic defeat, the average American
Speaker 1: soldier became, if anything, even more undis, even more uncontrollable,
Speaker 1: even more vicious, even more violent in victory. Not every
Speaker 1: US fighting man was so, of course, as numerous heartwarming
Speaker 1: accounts of compassion at test. Unfortunately, these acts of courage
Speaker 1: and humanity in both Europe and Asia lay like tiny diamonds,
Speaker 1: all but lost in dark caves of hate. In the
Speaker 1: case of Japan in the Pacific War, the scruples and
Speaker 1: ethics of the minority counted for little or nothing, as
Speaker 1: the majority seemed bent on heeding every hideous piece of
Speaker 1: propaganda they encountered that portrayed the Japanese as sub humans
Speaker 1: fit only for extermination. Had somewhere up in the American
Speaker 1: chain of commander had been but the simple desire to
Speaker 1: prevent the wholesale torture and slaughter of prisoners, or had
Speaker 1: there been the mere will to halt the atrocious savagery
Speaker 1: perpetuated against enemy civilians, then it could have been and
Speaker 1: would have been enforced, much as it was enforced in
Speaker 1: the German army the German army. But there clearly was
Speaker 1: no such desire, much less will, to show even a
Speaker 1: spark of humanity on the part of the US political
Speaker 1: and military leaders during World War Two, and none was
Speaker 1: thus shown. The buck stops here, reads the popular passage
Speaker 1: on President Truman's desk in the White House. Another phrase
Speaker 1: that might have sat easily there, but didn't. Was the
Speaker 1: hate begins here, The buck stops here, and the hate
Speaker 1: begins here. It was a veteran anti Japanese animus that
Speaker 1: began at the top with the new US president and
Speaker 1: quickly filtered down. Truman's unbalanced hatred flowed first to his
Speaker 1: top military commanders, who either ordered the war crimes outright
Speaker 1: or simply allowed them to occur. From there, the hate
Speaker 1: settled swiftly down into the undeveloped souls of the teenagers
Speaker 1: and young men in the field. Or Who's or sorry,
Speaker 1: or those who committed the actual atrocities themselves, and who
Speaker 1: thoughtlessly and often laughingly obeyed all criminal orders as to
Speaker 1: sorry as they went about their bloody business of murder, torture,
Speaker 1: and rape. Remember when we talked about World War No,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry Civil War. We have a long history of this,
Speaker 1: and it's always at the influence or the suggestion or
Speaker 1: the encouragement of a certain group of people, or certain
Speaker 1: group of people represented by banks or a certain group
Speaker 1: of politicians represented by both. When they were destroying the South,
Speaker 1: Americans killing Americans. But it could never happen, Everyone says,
Speaker 1: what never happened here? Did happen here?
Speaker 3: Why we don't have a country anymore? Heaven't for a while.
Speaker 1: Don't tell the rest of the world because they still
Speaker 1: think that we're the last hope. They're going to be
Speaker 1: really depressed when they find out that we were the
Speaker 1: first months ago. The Japs are savages, merciless and fanatic,
Speaker 1: hissed the new US president without blinking an eye or
Speaker 1: missing a beat. The only language they seem to understand
Speaker 1: is the one we have been using to bombard them.
Speaker 1: Truman continued, When you have to deal with a beast,
Speaker 1: you have to treat him like a beast. Well, that's funny, awful,
Speaker 1: nice projection there, mister thirty third degree jew loving you
Speaker 1: know whatever, fuck it is most regrettable, but nevertheless, nevertheless,
Speaker 1: come on necessary. On the morning of April first, Hey,
Speaker 1: April Fool's Day, the True, the True New Year Right.
Speaker 1: Nineteen forty five, the largest American amphibious force of the
Speaker 1: Pacific War went ashore on the island of Okinawa, outnumbering
Speaker 1: of the Japanese opponent five to one. Over half a
Speaker 1: million soldiers, sailors, and marines, along with hundreds of ships
Speaker 1: and airplanes, were arrayed against the tiny island. For the Americans,
Speaker 1: Okinawa was the last obstacle to an all out invasion
Speaker 1: of Japan, the Japanese Home Islands several hundred miles to
Speaker 1: the north. For the Japanese, Okinawa was one final chance
Speaker 1: to turn the fortunes of war in their favor, one
Speaker 1: final chance to save face in the world and stave
Speaker 1: off an impending, humiliating defeat. Consequently, when the surprise the
Speaker 1: Americans landed without opposition, it was clear that the Japanese
Speaker 1: commanders had wisely chosen to fall back to the southern
Speaker 1: half of the island, where natural defensive positions were plentiful. Nevertheless,
Speaker 1: as all Japanese commanders already knew, their job was hopeless.
Speaker 1: As most of the top military and political leaders of
Speaker 1: Japan clearly understood, only a miracle could turn the tide
Speaker 1: date of the battle, the greatest that Japan could hope
Speaker 1: was to make the fight so bloody and costly that
Speaker 1: the Americans would reconsider the planned invasion of the Japanese
Speaker 1: Home Islands and withdraw. In addition to their overwhelming might
Speaker 1: and manpower, the Americans outclassed their opponents in heavy tanks, artillery,
Speaker 1: and addition medicine, food, which they were depriving them of
Speaker 1: with the blockade, and virtually everything else needed to win
Speaker 1: a modern battle above all else. However, US aircraft ruled
Speaker 1: the skies, bombing and strafing targets at will. This why
Speaker 1: I also say like, oh, they're like, oh the the
Speaker 1: you know, the food fighters of the bell and the
Speaker 1: els of the crap, and oh the Germans had these
Speaker 1: flying saucers, and okay, well if they did, and then
Speaker 1: there were weaponized flying saws, so why the hell didn't
Speaker 1: they stop the bombing of Dresden. Knowing the heart and
Speaker 1: the humanity of Adolf Hitler, if he had a means
Speaker 1: to prevent massive civilian human casualties of children and women
Speaker 1: and burning to death, burning alive, he would have used it.
Speaker 1: Was he trying to what hide it so that we
Speaker 1: could have conspiracy theories about UFOs eighty years later?
Speaker 7: Off?
Speaker 3: No, if it existed, they would have used it.
Speaker 1: And this whole idea that they're all hiding and freaking
Speaker 1: you know, sudd and land another name for another student
Speaker 1: and land and freaking uh. Antarctica is is a joke
Speaker 1: something it's in Antarctica, But I guarantee you it's not
Speaker 1: a bunch of hiding Germans with with with massive amounts
Speaker 1: of high tech. Maybe they got a refuge there. Maybe
Speaker 1: there's some people from a different who's survived or you know,
Speaker 1: have some kind of control over this realm who have
Speaker 1: higher technology because they didn't suffer the resets that invited
Speaker 1: them there for a refuge. Potentially, I don't know, but
Speaker 1: I don't think there's anything there that If there was
Speaker 1: that ship, if there was an advantage for them to
Speaker 1: save and protect Germany and all those people, they would
Speaker 1: have used it. They would have used it, they would
Speaker 1: have implemented it, and they would have stopped, and the
Speaker 1: whole ruld could be like, oh, what's that all they
Speaker 1: wanted to as long as the people were protected above
Speaker 1: all outs. However, the US aircraft real the sky is
Speaker 1: bombing in strafing targets that will Additionally, hundreds of new
Speaker 1: flame throwing Satan tanks because that's what we call things
Speaker 1: when we want to not sound like we're the bad guy,
Speaker 1: were brought to bear in the fighting. In addition to
Speaker 1: destroying natural cover where Japanese troops and sniper said, the
Speaker 1: tanks were used to scorch black The hundreds of caves
Speaker 1: and tunnels on Okinawa where enemy troops as well as
Speaker 1: local civilians had taken cover. So roasting people alive in caves,
Speaker 1: that's what they did. Yeah, they also said, as well
Speaker 1: as local civilians, men, women and children right roasted in
Speaker 1: that's what they do. Very quickly, another American pad, Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: and by the way, D Day operation overlord, because we're
Speaker 1: not the devil, because because the ove eden Kite Moon
Speaker 1: Colt Saturda night Saturn. Fuckers are definitely don't know in
Speaker 1: our country and didn't back then already right right on
Speaker 1: the sixth day of the sixth sixth hour of the
Speaker 1: sixth day of the six month, which would make in
Speaker 1: June June sixth, at six am whatever I guess local time,
Speaker 1: the invasion of Normandy. D Day Devil's Day is what
Speaker 1: somebody said as a question mark. Anyway, moving on, very quickly,
Speaker 1: another American pattern appeared in Okahe but you do see
Speaker 1: the sorcery there, right, and you see the Jama Chun,
Speaker 1: you see all this bullshit, right, this is all that
Speaker 1: cult showing itself. And if they were operating and working
Speaker 1: through us, then who owns us? Who's really in control?
Speaker 1: Very Quickly, another American pattern appeared in at Okinawa that
Speaker 1: had begun on Guadalcanal and had continued to all other
Speaker 1: Japanese held islands. Just as with the earlier victories, the
Speaker 1: island hopping massacres of the preceding years were played out
Speaker 1: on a vastly larger and much deadlier scale. On Okinawa.
Speaker 1: No quarter. No quarter means no escape, no refuge, no
Speaker 1: place to hide, no safe zone was still the understood
Speaker 1: and if unofficial command of the US forces, and unfortunately,
Speaker 1: just as American soldiers had demonstrated on Saipan, little distinction
Speaker 1: was shown between Japanese soldier and a Japanese civilian.
Speaker 3: All would die.
Speaker 1: After urging Japanese soldiers from their caves and hiding places
Speaker 1: with promises of chocolate, tobacco, and safety. Americans commonly murdered
Speaker 1: all in cold blood with lies who taught them how
Speaker 1: to do that. Oi They Yeah, that's too, Americans commonly murdered. Yeah,
Speaker 1: commonly murdered them all. Likewise, many terrified civilians who choose
Speaker 1: to seek greater safety under cover of darkness were slaughtered
Speaker 1: in the in their thousands. When Dawn came recalled him
Speaker 1: Marine after his unit had massacred one such group. We
Speaker 1: left our foxholes observed the carnage strewn about the road, women, old, men, children,
Speaker 1: my guessima is in the hundreds. And as for rape,
Speaker 1: because the great bulk of fighting in the war against
Speaker 1: Japan was fought on the water, in the air, or
Speaker 1: across islands either uninhabited or sparsely populated, rape is a
Speaker 1: word seldom mentioned in American war diaries or official reports
Speaker 1: during the years nineteen forty one ninety forty four. However,
Speaker 1: when US forces invaded Okinawa, Saipan, and other islands home
Speaker 1: to Japanese civilians, this change. Soon after US troops came
Speaker 1: ashore at Okinawa, sexual assault on a massive scale began.
Speaker 1: What immediately occurred on the Motobo or Matobu peninsula was typical,
Speaker 1: with all local men pressed into service for the battle
Speaker 1: by the Japanese, kind of like what the Germans didn't lasted, Jeff,
Speaker 1: for everybody's got to try to help them to save
Speaker 1: their country. Only women, children, and aged remained. Moments after
Speaker 1: reaching the various villages and finding no enemy opposition, the
Speaker 1: American soldiers spread out and began the hunt for hiding females.
Speaker 1: Right second line not the first divisions. A lot of
Speaker 1: the times, you know, the people who actually fight the
Speaker 1: hot combat with the actual live fire, do their work,
Speaker 1: and then comes in the second range, you know, the
Speaker 1: second round draft picks, right, and then they're the ones
Speaker 1: that are doing all the raping because they didn't see
Speaker 1: any combat. It's the undisciplined pieces of shit that come
Speaker 1: and the second and third the ones that get to
Speaker 1: place safety because somebody else has already gotten rid of
Speaker 1: all the all the all the dangers.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 1: Who do you think those people would be filled with
Speaker 1: or what what those ranks would be filled with? Let
Speaker 1: me say it again for the word that I use
Speaker 1: to describe them, oi. They they even say it. They stayed.
Speaker 1: They stayed it clearly in this book. It's not just
Speaker 1: me thinking that or guessing that. No, they literally say, yeah,
Speaker 1: there's a lot of Jews in the in the second
Speaker 1: and thirds, right, not the first ones, not the ones
Speaker 1: that do the dirty work, but the ones that come
Speaker 1: in after to spread their hate or their or their
Speaker 1: liberation in one area. Oh hohd, I'm sorry missed it.
Speaker 1: Soon after US troops came up shore and Nocanawa sexual
Speaker 1: assault massive skill began would immediately occurred on the way,
Speaker 1: so about so on. Once after reaching the various villages,
Speaker 1: finding no enemy opposition, the American soldiers spread out and
Speaker 1: began to hunt for hiding females in broad daylight, the
Speaker 1: US officers looking the other way. The women and girls
Speaker 1: of Matobu were easily found, dragged out, then forced to
Speaker 1: endure gang rape.
Speaker 3: In one area. How does this becoming of an.
Speaker 1: Officer, of of of of even just a common soldier,
Speaker 1: and how is this allowed? Don't give me tensions of
Speaker 1: war bullshit. If you have no humanity, you don't, you're
Speaker 1: you're already dead, You're you're you're spiritually dead. The fact
Speaker 1: that you have a gun in your hand just makes
Speaker 1: you a fucking coward in one area of Okinawa alone
Speaker 1: during the ten days. And oh, you know what this
Speaker 1: actually does put into perspective though, It makes you want
Speaker 1: to wonder when they come home from Vietnam or Japan
Speaker 1: or whatever with their Japanese wives, with they different, because
Speaker 1: how could a woman who seen what they did to
Speaker 1: their people be in love with someone who could do
Speaker 1: something like that, or or with a soldier who's involved
Speaker 1: with a with an army that could do something like that.
Speaker 1: What kind of person is that then? And what kind
Speaker 1: of person is that guy? Was he saving them from?
Speaker 1: Was he saving that one he could save from all
Speaker 1: the tournament and evil? Well? How many did he also
Speaker 1: put in the dirt? How many did he rate before
Speaker 1: he got to her? In one area of Okinawa alone
Speaker 1: during How many of our grandfathers, great grandfathers are guilty
Speaker 1: of any of that? I wonder? I know mine isn't,
Speaker 1: but I can guarantee you that in one area of
Speaker 1: Okinawa alone, during one ten day period, over one thousand.
Speaker 1: Actually it'd be great great grandfather, right, because my grandfather
Speaker 1: was the Korean War time. Yeah, during one ten day period,
Speaker 1: over one thousand women report being sexually assaulted. Since most victims,
Speaker 1: young and old, would never come forward and volunteer terribly
Speaker 1: suffer such shame in a society where chastity was valued
Speaker 1: above all else, the number of rapes was undoubtedly much
Speaker 1: greater than reported when US troops landed on the nearby Zamami. Yeah. See,
Speaker 1: back then, they didn't cry. Here's the thing, honor and
Speaker 1: their their personal and public and you know social uh
Speaker 1: what do you call it? Reputation was more important than
Speaker 1: Instagram and Snapchat in Facebook to where they could bitch
Speaker 1: about their problems all day and then get on to
Speaker 1: better help, so they could, you know, use the modern
Speaker 1: day version of confessional, which is great for spies who
Speaker 1: want to acquire as much of data on you as
Speaker 1: possible and you know, profile your your characteristics and your personality.
Speaker 3: Yeah, keep using better help.
Speaker 1: It's a fun. You might as well be sitting down
Speaker 1: with the Jesuit fucking idiots. Where do you think all
Speaker 1: that information goes? And it teaches you to be a
Speaker 1: whiner who needs to bitch about their problems and think
Speaker 1: that you're the only one that has them Number one.
Speaker 1: Number two, that you'd be in a constant state of
Speaker 1: what was me and never try to just suck it up.
Speaker 3: Okay, you stated it, Move the fuck on.
Speaker 1: Otherwise you just want to wallow in it, keep swimming
Speaker 1: in the circles of the tiny pool well while I
Speaker 1: pissing it for you. When US troops landed in ner Azamami,
Speaker 1: a small islet west of Okinawa, they immediately began the
Speaker 1: systematic rape of all women found. Many soldiers dragged the
Speaker 1: struggles struggling females down to deserted coastal areas and gang
Speaker 1: rape them at leisure. After being attacked repeatedly, most of
Speaker 1: the surviving women were allowed to return home, but only
Speaker 1: to face gang rape by the next wave of Americans.
Speaker 1: As often as not, there was nowhere to run. On
Speaker 1: the ground lay the body of a young Okinawan, a
Speaker 1: girl who had been fifteen or sixteen and probably very pretty,
Speaker 1: remembered an American officer. She was nude, lying on her back,
Speaker 1: with arms outstretched and knees drawn up but spread apart.
Speaker 1: The poor girl had been shot through the left breast
Speaker 1: and evidently violently raped. So they didn't just rape. They
Speaker 1: raped and killed, and sometimes they killed and then raped
Speaker 1: because their fucking necrophiliacs as well. Fresh arriving troops to
Speaker 1: Okinawa were initially surprised by the rape rampage. Incidents like
Speaker 1: the following, however, became common. Marching south, men of the
Speaker 1: fourth Marines passed a group of some ten American soldiers
Speaker 1: bunched together in a tight circle next to the road.
Speaker 1: They were quite animated. Nuit died at corporal, who assumed
Speaker 1: they were playing a game of craps. Then, as we
Speaker 1: passed them, said the shock Marine, I could see they
Speaker 1: were taking turns raping in an Oriental woman. I was furious,
Speaker 1: but our oftfit kept marching by as though nothing unusual
Speaker 1: was going on. Some injured women, those who had suffered savage,
Speaker 1: repeated rapes, or actual war wounds from the desperate fighting
Speaker 1: all around, awoke to find themselves being treated in local
Speaker 1: hospitals or even at US medical field camps. But even
Speaker 1: there the violent assaults continued. One victim a child. A
Speaker 1: child was raped by a GI in front of her father,
Speaker 1: who happened to be in the tent tending to her.
Speaker 1: Any Asian male father, son, brother, stranger who attempted to
Speaker 1: stop the attacks was himself murdered on the spot. This
Speaker 1: is hell on earth as a father. Let me tell
Speaker 1: you something, I will never be fully disarmed. I will
Speaker 1: use whatever I've gotten my person to murder the motherfucker.
Speaker 1: And you better fucking guarantee that. I mean. You better,
Speaker 1: you better believe that's what it meant to say. And
Speaker 1: you got what I meant I got. I glitched out,
Speaker 1: my brain glitched out. I'm sorry. I should have had
Speaker 1: five cups of coffee instead of four. Other young women
Speaker 1: and children were sexually assaulted when starvation forced them to
Speaker 1: approach Americans to beg for food. So they're begging for food,
Speaker 1: they get gang raped. Isn't that sweet? Isn't that?
Speaker 3: Isn't that just you know, the epitome of humanity?
Speaker 1: And help those Oaknowan females trapped in the recently constructed
Speaker 1: concentration camps were easy prey for the US invaders, who
Speaker 1: went from one tent to another in their daily and
Speaker 1: nightly girl hunts. The ordeal of Haruko o Hiro is
Speaker 1: fairly typical of the trials faced by women fleeing the horror.
Speaker 1: Terrified by the countless enemy ships, the low flying aircraft,
Speaker 1: and the ceaseless bombing, Horoku Sorry, Haruku and several friends
Speaker 1: decided to escape the small island they were living on
Speaker 1: and tried to reach nearby Okinawa. Oh yeah, but you
Speaker 1: saw what was happening in Oconahma, so you're trying to
Speaker 1: run right back into the fucking business, right. It's like
Speaker 1: it's like a moth trying to get away from the
Speaker 1: sun by going into the bug lamp. I decided that
Speaker 1: if I was to die, I wanted to die where
Speaker 1: my family resides, the young woman explained. Reaching Okinawa safely,
Speaker 1: the female sad suddenly had to seek cover to avoid
Speaker 1: an ongoing American air raid.
Speaker 3: After a dangerous.
Speaker 1: Circuits track of three days, Haruku finally reached her family's home,
Speaker 1: only to find it with it and everything else utterly destroyed.
Speaker 1: Although her family was ominously missing at the time, Ruku
Speaker 1: miraculously found them all later, living in an outdoor trench.
Speaker 1: One day, when American patrols were in the area, Haruku's
Speaker 1: sister could not stop her baby daughter from crying. Fearful
Speaker 1: that the child would draw the soldiers to the hiding place,
Speaker 1: the mother slipped away to try and quiet her infant. Later,
Speaker 1: Haruko became worried and went looking for her sister in
Speaker 1: a nearby graveyard. Oh sorry period. In a nearby g graveyard,
Speaker 1: she noticed a figure lying on the ground. She cautiously approached.
Speaker 1: I then found a person whose face was swollen and
Speaker 1: covered with dirt mixed with blood for internal organs protruding
Speaker 1: from her kimono. I couldn't recognize who she was, but
Speaker 1: the pattern of her kimono caught my eye. It was
Speaker 1: the same kimono that I had given to my sister.
Speaker 1: So she was beaten to death beyond recognition. Her sister
Speaker 1: child was discovered nearby, also dead. I'm sure she was
Speaker 1: probably ripped too. As if the trials and terrors of
Speaker 1: war were not already nightmarish enough, Ruko's starving family was
Speaker 1: forced to seek food in the only area not teeming
Speaker 1: with US soldiers, a dangerous dark valley known for its
Speaker 1: numerous haboo, a large, venomous and extremely aggressive snake. Finally,
Speaker 1: after surviving for nearly a week in the trench, Haruku's
Speaker 1: family saw US troops working their way down a nearby mountain.
Speaker 1: Horrified and with dreaded rape clearly ahead, Ruku and the
Speaker 1: other females quickly did one of the few things they could.
Speaker 1: We cut off our hair and smeared our faces with
Speaker 1: soot from the bottoms of pots and pants to make
Speaker 1: ourselves look ugly to avoid the American soldiers recounted the
Speaker 1: desperate women, but I was soon captured and became a
Speaker 1: prisoner of war, increasingly as words spread of murder and
Speaker 1: rape at the hands of the invaders. So here's the thing,
Speaker 1: you know, here's what's funny. It's a self fulfilling thing,
Speaker 1: because you would say to yourself, what the hell would women,
Speaker 1: women and children? How are they a thread, and why
Speaker 1: you know, you hear these stories about how we are
Speaker 1: on the table.
Speaker 3: You hear these stories.
Speaker 1: About how they're like, oh, these old men or these people,
Speaker 1: anybody could be a could be an enemy, and they
Speaker 1: could regroup and they could come after you from behind.
Speaker 1: You're not working. You'd never show them any kind of
Speaker 1: mercy or kindness because it could be a trap. It
Speaker 1: could be part of their command or part of the
Speaker 1: orders that they were given to to. Only a lyvey mind,
Speaker 1: only an eden Nite mind, only a sattern cult mind.
Speaker 1: Only a jew fucking mind who's as treacherous as that
Speaker 1: could think of something like that number one, number two.
Speaker 1: They know what atrocities are committing and how horribly they're
Speaker 1: treating these people, so they're expecting some sort of retaliation
Speaker 1: because it would be justified, just out of hatred alone,
Speaker 1: to do anything to get kill at least one fucking soldier, right,
Speaker 1: so they create the problem themselves. If it was done
Speaker 1: with honor and dignity of war being fought, chances are
Speaker 1: there wouldn't be any this worry about these people being
Speaker 1: so infuriated because they're gonna have to be doing it,
Speaker 1: most likely unarmed. Anyway to try to take any to
Speaker 1: try to take any action against you when they're starving
Speaker 1: to death as it is, and being raped like that,
Speaker 1: that's the whole thing is like the the way they're
Speaker 1: treated creates that animosity in the first place. So where
Speaker 1: did I where did this sentence start? Increasingly increasingly as
Speaker 1: word spread of murder and rape at the hands of
Speaker 1: the invaders, rare was that okinawan male or female who
Speaker 1: hesitated to flee. By the tens of thousands, Okinawans joined
Speaker 1: the Japanese defenders as they fell back south from one
Speaker 1: defensive position after another. While most thought protection far to
Speaker 1: the rear, many refugees actually armed themselves and joined the
Speaker 1: hopeless defense. Good for them, lots of honor there, bravery
Speaker 1: and courage, something to be respected. Likewise, thousands of young
Speaker 1: women and girls volunteered for duty as nurses.
Speaker 3: Seventeen year old.
Speaker 1: Hoshiku Shimabukaru was one. Hopefully I don't have to say
Speaker 1: that two I am many more times as we discussed this.
Speaker 1: Well intentioned as her motives were, Yoshiko soon regretted the move.
Speaker 1: Replacing the daily terror of hiding from the Americans now
Speaker 1: came to the hourly nightmare of actual combat. We only
Speaker 1: had basic trending and how to put on bandages. But
Speaker 1: the wounded soldiers they brought in were beyond help. They
Speaker 1: had legs ripped off, their intestines were falling out, faces missing.
Speaker 1: This is the reality of a word everybody. We simply
Speaker 1: had no idea what to do. The constant screaming was dreadful.
Speaker 1: In the chaos of the caves and tunnels that served
Speaker 1: as crude hospitals, Yushiko and her young friends soon became
Speaker 1: casualties themselves, either from American bombs and bullets or merely
Speaker 1: from the horror that surrounded them, trauma that you can
Speaker 1: never get off you. With continuous combat at every hand,
Speaker 1: that's the person who needs better help, not some fucking
Speaker 1: person whining about their latte not having fucking soy in it,
Speaker 1: or whatever the hell they asked for. With continuous combat
Speaker 1: at every hand, a ceaseless supply of terribly wounded victims
Speaker 1: is always assured. Since medical supplies were virtually non existent,
Speaker 1: Japanese soldiers screened for others to simply shoot them, and
Speaker 1: the torture as arms and legs were being amputated without anesthetics,
Speaker 1: and as was always generally the case elsewhere. When the
Speaker 1: US attacks increased and the end drew near for various
Speaker 1: defending position defended positions, officers ordered civilians to leave so
Speaker 1: that troops, yet alive, could fight to the death. What
Speaker 1: honorable people. We wanted to stay in the caves and
Speaker 1: die together, said Yoshiko, but the Japanese soldiers sent us away. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: the majority of Yoshika's friends were themselves mowed down by
Speaker 1: Americans as they tried to flee mode down running unarmed.
Speaker 1: What would you do if you were the person would
Speaker 1: you say? I would say my bullets for the people
Speaker 1: that are shooting back personally and not worried about the
Speaker 1: people running away. And actually, just like when you're playing
Speaker 1: a game, you know, you only shoot the bad guys,
Speaker 1: and then you get you know, your own life meter
Speaker 1: gets knocked down when you when you shoot somebody who's
Speaker 1: the wrong person. Yeah. Yeah. Unfortunately, a majority of your
Speaker 1: shiko is I could go into the whole game thing
Speaker 1: with a you know, grand theft thought on show how
Speaker 1: they're actually teaching you how to be randomly evil to
Speaker 1: all people without conscience, and that you actually get points
Speaker 1: and credit for that. Unfortunately, a majority of your Shiko's
Speaker 1: friends were okay, we are to that were Where was
Speaker 1: I supposed to go abandoning the cave when when the
Speaker 1: enemy was right out there, asked another teenage nurse, Rri MIAA.
Speaker 1: Many of the schoolgirls, classmates had already been killed by grenades, flamethrowers,
Speaker 1: and bullets fired into the cave. Grenades and flamethrowers, young children,
Speaker 1: school girls, this is what they're doing. Eventually, during the
Speaker 1: weeks of intense fighting, many more would die, and they're
Speaker 1: desperate but feudal bid to find safety soon. Of the
Speaker 1: two hundred and twenty five girls Rui had started out with,
Speaker 1: only a mere score remained alive. Which is funny that
Speaker 1: this is the twentieth reference because score means twenty. I
Speaker 1: found that interesting when I was reading turned the meter
Speaker 1: down that time. Well, Okinawa civilians and the Japanese defended.
Speaker 1: The defenders were suffering through a nightmare of terror and torture,
Speaker 1: unimaginable US soldiers were passing through their own personal hell.
Speaker 1: By far. Okinawa was the worst combat the Americans experience
Speaker 1: of the entire Pacific War. Terrible as places like Tarara
Speaker 1: and Eojima had been, they were nothing compared to Okinawa.
Speaker 1: That only this is what really said about Yuajima, right,
Speaker 1: But don't you here too much about Okaw unless you're
Speaker 1: watching like the Kardate Kid Part two. Not only was
Speaker 1: the enemy more numerous, more determined, more deeply dug in,
Speaker 1: and backed by vastly more artillery than in the past,
Speaker 1: but the cold, wet weather and the muddy, mountainous terrain
Speaker 1: was the bane of all foot soldiers. Additionally, unlike the
Speaker 1: other island battles, which were over and done fairly soon,
Speaker 1: Okanaw was a grinding, sucking, static fight that seemed endless
Speaker 1: to the men involved. And never before were the horrors
Speaker 1: of war more graphic, more sickening. Corpses literally the gray
Speaker 1: muddy landscape corpses literally the gray muddy landscape types of
Speaker 1: days correspondent Accompanying the troops. There are numerous severed arms
Speaker 1: and legs, and an occasional heads. Some of the corpses
Speaker 1: seem to be grinning. The flesh has rotted away from
Speaker 1: the skull and the teeth are bared. I am afraid
Speaker 1: that if I stare one of these grinning dead might
Speaker 1: ask don't you belong with us? We could be sitting
Speaker 1: there eating a sea ration, a sea ration can or
Speaker 1: a hirsh. They keep on talking about Hershey. It's like,
Speaker 1: is this like, I know it's not Thomas Goodrich's doing,
Speaker 1: but it's like it's like product placement. I feel like
Speaker 1: the worst chocolate. Maybe Hershey was made with less chemicals
Speaker 1: back then, but perhaps I don't know, maybe maybe it
Speaker 1: was made less cheaply. I mean whatever. We could be
Speaker 1: sitting here eating a sea rash and can or a
Speaker 1: Hershey bar remnists twenty year old marine Bill Pierce, and
Speaker 1: right there where Quincy's lying, there's a dead Jap with
Speaker 1: an arm sticking up or a mangled leg. It didn't
Speaker 1: mean a thing. We'd become completely immune to it. You
Speaker 1: become hardened to it immediately. Yeah, speak for yourself, bro.
Speaker 1: And unlike other island battles, the enemy's constant use of
Speaker 1: heavy artillery was by far the greatest mental challenge for
Speaker 1: young American soldiers on Okinawa. During such an earth shaking, NonStop,
Speaker 1: thunderous roar, as an artillery barrage could deliver, all reason,
Speaker 1: all sanity, all rational thought was utterly lost as the
Speaker 1: terror stricken soldiers so shivered and cringed at the bottom
Speaker 1: of the muddy hole, arm squeeze tightly around his helmeted head,
Speaker 1: urinating or defecating or both in his pants.
Speaker 3: Convinced every shell screaming.
Speaker 1: Down had his name written on it. Loads of people
Speaker 1: shit in their pants. Believe me, even if you didn't
Speaker 1: have diarrhea left Bill Pierce. Then, when in artillery, when
Speaker 1: an already terrified soldier saw another man atomized by a
Speaker 1: direct artillery hit, it altered that soldier forever from that
Speaker 1: moment forward, whether it was an enemy or a friend,
Speaker 1: it was always he the viewer who received that direct hit, right,
Speaker 1: because you personalize the experience, right, just like when you
Speaker 1: watch things on TV. You go through the emotional experience,
Speaker 1: and they know that. That's why they program you with it.
Speaker 1: Always he who was blown into a fine red mist
Speaker 1: of a million particles, Always he who is next in line.
Speaker 1: From my experience, of all the hardships and hazards the
Speaker 1: troops had to suffer, prolonged shell fire was more apt
Speaker 1: to break a man psychology than anything else offered. One
Speaker 1: Marine Private Eugene sledge Well names that him. Some of
Speaker 1: the concussion cases could walk and were helped and led
Speaker 1: Some seem to have no no short sense of direction
Speaker 1: to the rear, like men walking in their sleep. Some
Speaker 1: were wild eyed expressions of shock and fear. Others whom
Speaker 1: I knew well though could barely recognize, were expressions of
Speaker 1: idiots or simpletons, not too witless to be afraid anymore.
Speaker 1: The blast of a show had literally jolted them into
Speaker 1: a different state of awareness from the rest of us.
Speaker 1: I've seen guys sitting there sobbing, recounts young Bill Pierce.
Speaker 1: Others refuse to go up to the line. Anything you
Speaker 1: do could get you killed, and including absolutely nothing. That's
Speaker 1: what it felt like. Because of the rain and close
Speaker 1: quarter fighting and difficult terrain, thousands of bodies of friends
Speaker 1: and foe like were seemingly everywhere simply did not get
Speaker 1: buried for days or weeks. This stench of the death
Speaker 1: was all over, Pierce continued, I it stankd no matter
Speaker 1: where you were. When you ate, you opened a cana
Speaker 1: and the flies would be all over in seconds. You
Speaker 1: had to try to cover the canna. The smell of
Speaker 1: rotting bodies truly was overpowering, agreed Private Sledge. The mud
Speaker 1: was knee deep in some places, probably deeper in others.
Speaker 1: If one dared venture, there for several feet around every corpse,
Speaker 1: and there were thousands of those maggots crawled about in
Speaker 1: the muck and when there and then were washed away
Speaker 1: by the runoff of the rain. The scene was nothing
Speaker 1: but mud shell fire flooded craters with their silent, pathetic,
Speaker 1: rotting occupants. If a marine slipped and slid down the
Speaker 1: back slope of a muddy ridge, he was apt to
Speaker 1: reach the bottom vomiting. I saw more than one man
Speaker 1: loose his footing and slip and slide all the way
Speaker 1: to the bottom, only to stand up horror stricken as
Speaker 1: he watched in disbelief, while fat maggots tumbled out of
Speaker 1: his muddy dungarepe pockets, cartridge belt.
Speaker 3: Legging, lacings and the like.
Speaker 1: Every crater was half full of water, and many of
Speaker 1: them held a marine corpse. The bodies lay pathetically just
Speaker 1: as they had been killed, half submerged in muck and water,
Speaker 1: rusting weapons still in hand. Swarms of big flies hovered
Speaker 1: about them. For Eugene Sledge and thousands of his comrades,
Speaker 1: Okinawa was as much about sanity as it was survival
Speaker 1: for those For uh sorry, let me start it. Okinawa
Speaker 1: was as much about sanity as it was survival. For
Speaker 1: to lose the one was the same as to lose
Speaker 1: the other. I existed from moment to moment, sometimes thinking
Speaker 1: death would have been preferable. We were in the depths
Speaker 1: of the Abyss, the ultimate horror of war, men struggling
Speaker 1: and fought men men struggled and fought and bled in
Speaker 1: the environment so degrading. I believe we had been fled
Speaker 1: long into Hell's on cesspool. Yeah, fighting Jew wars by
Speaker 1: the way, banker to wars the death cult. See, there's
Speaker 1: people who do not practice the death cult who still
Speaker 1: think that it's a race, and that will say that, hey, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm a Jew, and then you're like, well that guy's
Speaker 1: not a bad guy. Well just because he's not. People
Speaker 1: fucking still miss this thing. It's this Edenite fucking cult.
Speaker 1: And the ones that who go this rabbinical route just
Speaker 1: to tell they departed, they don't most of the problem.
Speaker 1: Most of them probably don't even know what the roots are.
Speaker 1: But the ones that them are very very top the
Speaker 1: ones that are Druidic, the bastardized version of that that
Speaker 1: go Alai back to the Britons go all way back
Speaker 1: to even further than that, and the ones that could
Speaker 1: actually maybe because I've talked about the blood lines in
Speaker 1: the beginning, what blood lines to what the original eden
Speaker 1: Nite cult perhaps or when when those people migrated into
Speaker 1: Rome so as to be I don't know, putting up
Speaker 1: little little signs on their little coin places indicating that
Speaker 1: you know there's some tie between them and Rome, that
Speaker 1: type of bloodline. Those people, those people operate on a
Speaker 1: whole different level. Those other three religions that are created
Speaker 1: are created for them to manipulate everybody, including people who
Speaker 1: identify as being Jews, because none of that is what
Speaker 1: they really are. They're fucking these these fucking moon cult
Speaker 1: scumbag wolf obsessed totem fucking people. That's what they are.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 1: There's sorcery, pharmachea human sacrifice any way they can get it,
Speaker 1: and absolute vengeance over our people. They disrupted their party
Speaker 1: over five thousand fucking years ago. Meanwhile, as the Japanese
Speaker 1: Army strove to make the invasion of Ikuinawa so costly
Speaker 1: that the Americans would never even consider an attack on
Speaker 1: the Japanese home islands, the Imperial Air Force was engaged
Speaker 1: in a similar operation. In this case, however, the object
Speaker 1: was not the mere bleeding of the US Army, but
Speaker 1: rather the utter destruction of the US Navy. That the
Speaker 1: US ruled both in the air and on the sea
Speaker 1: surrounding Okinawa was never in doubt among the Japanese or
Speaker 1: anyone else, but Americans also ruled Okinawa under the sea.
Speaker 1: Even a year before the invasion, US submarines swarmed like
Speaker 1: sharks in the waters around Japan, sinking merchant, hospital and
Speaker 1: refugee ships alike, as well as vessels of the Imperial Navy.
Speaker 1: On June twenty ninth, nineteen forty four, a US submarine
Speaker 1: torpedo a Japanese troop ship a Japanese troop ship, the
Speaker 1: Tamayama Maru. I think we talked about this sorry, resulting
Speaker 1: in the death of over five thousand soldiers. A short
Speaker 1: time after, another lurking submarine late one night sank in
Speaker 1: Okinawan refugee ship over a thousand passengers, parents, including nearly
Speaker 1: eight hundred children. We're going to try to go up
Speaker 1: a little bit further now. The Kama Kazi thing here
Speaker 1: we've discussed. We discussed that a couple of days ago
Speaker 1: some of the like I had to read that letter
Speaker 1: from a father to his young daughter, and that wasn't
Speaker 1: fun for me. This was the Matoco letter I'm talking
Speaker 1: about right there. We gotta get past the kama Kazi
Speaker 1: part because I want to get into I just gotta
Speaker 1: find the heading. It'll be the next section that has
Speaker 1: a bold type. Oh so, Harry, let's just read this
Speaker 1: real quick and so. On June twenty second, ninety forty five,
Speaker 1: after eighty three days of bloody combat, the fight for
Speaker 1: Okinawa finally ended. In addition to over twelve thousand American
Speaker 1: deaths on land and sea, virtually the entire force of
Speaker 1: one hundred thousand Japanese defenders were killed, either in actual
Speaker 1: combat or murdered while trying to surrender. That is the
Speaker 1: key point here. Murdered while trying to surrender. Our people
Speaker 1: wouldn't do that. I don't know what the fuck these
Speaker 1: Americans are made out of, but our people are our heritage,
Speaker 1: our ancestry would not fucking do that, and we shouldn't
Speaker 1: be doing that either or due to they gave Woden
Speaker 1: and Balder an honorable burial, and he was a big
Speaker 1: one of these piece of shit freaking Edenites. Japanese defenders
Speaker 1: were killed either in that, and there's there's many more
Speaker 1: references to that, but we're on those topics. I could
Speaker 1: go throughout all history and all Germany and all everything
Speaker 1: else and show you and we have been actually talking
Speaker 1: about how well they treated other you know, captives and
Speaker 1: things like that, and that's that's the way it should be.
Speaker 1: There should be a standard of humanity involved in everything
Speaker 1: do otherwise you've lost your position of having anything to
Speaker 1: complain about or have any type of justification for anything.
Speaker 1: After the fact, no one should have any sympathy for you.
Speaker 1: If you're going to be lower than human, if you're
Speaker 1: going to be filth, then that you've lost all your
Speaker 1: value period, You're not no longer of valid anything nothing.
Speaker 1: Japanese defenders were killed either in natural combat order than
Speaker 1: to Da Da Da trying to sunder, or due to
Speaker 1: their own suicide, which is another big factor. Fully as heroic, anywhere,
Speaker 1: fully as horrific, anywhere from one third to one half
Speaker 1: of the population of Ocanaw itself from one hundred thousand
Speaker 1: one hundred fifty thousand people also died, so one hundred
Speaker 1: thousand soldiers, one hundred thousand to one hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: thousand people civilians also died. It was by far the
Speaker 1: greatest death toll of the entire Pacific War. Today. Okinawa,
Speaker 1: described one historian, after the battle, was a vast field
Speaker 1: of mud, led, decay and maggots, concluded Hanson W. Baldwin
Speaker 1: of the New York Times. Never before had there been,
Speaker 1: probably never again will there be such a vicious, sprawling struggle.
Speaker 1: But the horror did not end on Okinawa simply because
Speaker 1: the Japanese defenders had been wiped out, as was the
Speaker 1: case in Europe. With the fighting ended, the raping began,
Speaker 1: especially by those who had seen little of actual combat.
Speaker 1: This is what I'm talking about here, especially by those
Speaker 1: who had seen little vctual combat. The rear extra line
Speaker 1: of troops, the OA. These the special ones because they
Speaker 1: said so, because they read a book telling everybody that
Speaker 1: they were. In countless towns and villages on the island.
Speaker 1: Women and girls imagining that the war had ended soon
Speaker 1: found out otherwise. And think about all their stories, even
Speaker 1: in that ship book, right, David sleep Well. First of all,
Speaker 1: David was a murderer and a scumbag, treacherous little piece
Speaker 1: of ship but he was He was a U slew
Speaker 1: slew the giant, and the giant was some bad guy.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 1: You know what they're talking about, right, they're talking about Arian,
Speaker 1: they're talking about us, and they're flipping the fucking details
Speaker 1: to make the scumbag the hero and the and and the.
Speaker 3: Us the scumbag. Right, manipulation.
Speaker 1: Throw that fucking book in the trash, use it to
Speaker 1: heat your next fucking campfire. It's a goddamn grimmore and
Speaker 1: it's mind trap and it's been and and if you
Speaker 1: and if you slap the Old the New Testament on it,
Speaker 1: then it's more manipulation by the Rescrucians, who are also
Speaker 1: part of that cult. The original cult. Rape was so
Speaker 1: pervasive after the American victory that virtually all Okinawan women
Speaker 1: either suffered themselves or knew someone who had. Later, a
Speaker 1: historian commissioned by Okinawa estimated that more than ten thousand
Speaker 1: rapes occurred during the three months of fighting, as many
Speaker 1: more many or more were committed after the battle. The
Speaker 1: crime was so common, in fact, that in some rare cases,
Speaker 1: the enraged people determined to fight back. In Katsuyama after
Speaker 1: the victory, three nineteen year old black Marines were in
Speaker 1: the habit of raiding the villages every weekend. There they
Speaker 1: would catch and carry away women and girls and girls
Speaker 1: and a short distance then raped them at their leisure.
Speaker 1: The Americans became so comfortable with the inaction of the
Speaker 1: cowed villagers. This is the problem with humans. They don't
Speaker 1: just stand up and do it's right because it's the
Speaker 1: right thing to do, because they're too afraid what's going
Speaker 1: to happen to them that they left their weapons back
Speaker 1: at camp. On one such trip, as the Marines were
Speaker 1: making their way to Katsuyama, two Japanese soldiers hiding the
Speaker 1: bush shot and wounded the men onque. Dozens of villagers
Speaker 1: raced out and beat the Americans of death with rocks
Speaker 1: and clubs. Good Now, fearful that their homes would be
Speaker 1: destroyed in reprisal, the people dragged the bodies to a
Speaker 1: dark cave with a deep bottom and tossed them in.
Speaker 1: After that, the villagers could only wait and pray that
Speaker 1: their act would not be discovered. I'm gonna go a
Speaker 1: little farther ahead. I just wanted to get into that.
Speaker 1: Here we go of the crimes and criminals. Even as
Speaker 1: the physical masker of Germany was in progress. The spiritual
Speaker 1: masker of German womanhood continued without pause, Although violent, brutal
Speaker 1: and repeated rapes persisted against defenseless females for years. Most
Speaker 1: Soviet American, British and French troops quickly discovered that hunger
Speaker 1: was a powerful incentive to sexual surrender. Usually a piece
Speaker 1: of bread, a little candy, or a bar of soap
Speaker 1: made violent rape unnecessary in their utterly devastated these young
Speaker 1: girls roam the streets seeking something to eat and a
Speaker 1: place to sleep. And you take advantage of this, and
Speaker 1: you exploit that opportunity or that that situation. You are
Speaker 1: lower than fucking scum. Having only the one thing left
Speaker 1: in the world to sell, they were not slow to
Speaker 1: sell it. Bacon, eggs, sleep at your home, winked Russian
Speaker 1: soldiers over and over again, knowing full well the answer
Speaker 1: would usually be a two minute tryst among the rubble.
Speaker 1: I continually ran about with cooking utensils and beg for food,
Speaker 1: admitted one girl. If I heard in my neighborhood the
Speaker 1: expression pretty women, I reacted accordingly. Despite General Eisenhower's edict
Speaker 1: against fratnerization with the despised enemy, no amount of words
Speaker 1: could slow the US soldier's sex drive. Neither army regulations
Speaker 1: nor the propaganda of hatred in the American press noted
Speaker 1: newswomen free to utly could prevent American soldiers from liking
Speaker 1: and associating with German women, who, although they were driven
Speaker 1: by hunger to become prostitutes, preserved a certain innate decency.
Speaker 1: I felt a bit sick at times about the power
Speaker 1: I had over that girl. Oh but you didn't stop,
Speaker 1: did you, you, One troubled British soldier confessed, Yes, this
Speaker 1: is this is the craziness of who's the victim here?
Speaker 1: Piece of shit? Yeah, and I'd feel really, i'd feel
Speaker 1: sick about smashing your fucking scullard with my own, you
Speaker 1: know whatever. I could probably do my fists if I
Speaker 1: kept hitting. If I gave her a three minute a
Speaker 1: threepenny bar of chocolate, she nearly went crazy. She was
Speaker 1: just like my slave. She darned, she darned my socks
Speaker 1: and mended things for me. There was no question of marriage.
Speaker 1: She knew that was not possible. Let's move on. We
Speaker 1: got to get to the part, the part that has
Speaker 1: to be gotten to wait. Let's say not the Nuremberg thing,
Speaker 1: but I think we're going over that a little bit.
Speaker 1: It's the the other thing, the other thing, the fire bombings. Yeah,
Speaker 1: this is still more about the rapes in Germany, which
Speaker 1: is all stuff that you guys should read the book
Speaker 1: Summer ninety thirty five by Thomas Goodrich. It's gotta get
Speaker 1: it's gotta be in between these pages because it's something
Speaker 1: I've already read. Yeah, getting there, getting there, We're getting there.
Speaker 1: I don't want to click over here because that doesn't
Speaker 1: really show you the title thing. It's not set up
Speaker 1: like that because it's a PDF, so I just kind
Speaker 1: of have to scroll. I think we're getting close though,
Speaker 1: to the next chapter. Uh, yeah, we're getting close. I'm
Speaker 1: talking about the atrocity. Is that the rape? Okay, we're
Speaker 1: getting close. We're getting close. We'reetting close. They're gonna change
Speaker 1: topics here in a second. And there's the Soviets being horrible. Okay,
Speaker 1: moving on, moving on, we want to talk about the raids.
Speaker 1: What's up, Sarah? What hold on?
Speaker 4: I want to say, Hello, Sarah, Sarah, are you leaving?
Speaker 4: Are you leaving?
Speaker 1: Are you leaving?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, are you leaving?
Speaker 1: Here? Come on? Hello? Come on, come on, I'm around
Speaker 1: the curtain.
Speaker 4: But why good, I'll see you know that.
Speaker 1: I'll be there right behind you. Right thanks, yea, all right,
Speaker 1: gymnastics is coming up in a little bit. I gotta
Speaker 1: get over there soon, all right. I I don't I
Speaker 1: don't want to just sit for here. This is thank you, okay,
Speaker 1: chapter four, but page one oh four. I remember that
Speaker 1: because no, you don't have to do anything. I'm the
Speaker 1: one to shit room.
Speaker 3: You can shut the door though if you want.
Speaker 1: You don't have to know, because it actually feels good
Speaker 1: with the air. Just as Allied Eric Armada's had mercilessly bombed,
Speaker 1: blasted and burned the cities and civilians of Germany, so
Speaker 1: too was the US Air Force and incinerating the women
Speaker 1: and children of Japan, as was the case with his
Speaker 1: peers in Europe's Guard chewing jap hating Major General Curtis Lamy,
Speaker 1: which is who's on the picture of the thumbnail, had
Speaker 1: no compunction whatsoever about targeting and noncombatants, including the very
Speaker 1: old and the very young.
Speaker 3: We knew we were going to kill a lot of.
Speaker 1: Women and kids, admitted the hard nosed air commander, without
Speaker 1: a blink, had to be done. Yeah, it's really easy
Speaker 1: for you to say. Nobody can never put themselves in
Speaker 1: that position because they know that they never will be,
Speaker 1: because they have the j underside like nationwide, except it's
Speaker 1: any ve originally in it all. And although it would
Speaker 1: have been in direct violation of the Geneva Convention, Franklin
Speaker 1: Roosevelt had seriously considered gassing Japan, which as British Prime
Speaker 1: Minister Winston Churchill had been posed doing to Germany earlier
Speaker 1: in the war. The American president had felt that flooding
Speaker 1: Japan with poison was not only a fine way. O boy,
Speaker 1: oh boy, what do you think they're doing? Every time
Speaker 1: they say, look something a breakout happened. Look at all
Speaker 1: his people stick over there. Oh what's that stuff floating
Speaker 1: from the sky? Oh what's this stuff in my water? No,
Speaker 1: I don't know. It must have been a virus. Couldn't
Speaker 1: be any of these other things now, or that flu
Speaker 1: shot that he got, thinking that that will at least
Speaker 1: it's not the COVID bulk. Yeah, okay. When did people
Speaker 1: start getting really sick in the convalescent homes and the
Speaker 1: old folks homes during the twenty twenty ish are era.
Speaker 1: Right after flu season. What happens after flu season, what
Speaker 1: happened during that time? They are pretty much contracted to
Speaker 1: have to take the flu shot if they're going to
Speaker 1: be in this old people's homes because they're allopathic death camps,
Speaker 1: right for your for your loved ones, who you should
Speaker 1: be taken care of, you scumbags. Sorry, unless you're unable
Speaker 1: financially than Either way, too bad. Someone's paying for them
Speaker 1: to be there, right, So put them home where they belong,
Speaker 1: unless you can't care for them, unless there's something really, really,
Speaker 1: really really wrong with them. Otherwise, let them be with family. Hey,
Speaker 1: they might get better that way, and you might have
Speaker 1: to wait longer to steal their fucking money that they have.
Speaker 1: I know that would be a tragedy. Uh, let's see
Speaker 1: where we're at. Yeah. Floating Japana poison is not only
Speaker 1: a fine way tend of this war, but just the
Speaker 1: punishment upon those who had started the war. But a
Speaker 1: just punishment. Unlike the Germans, who had their own stock
Speaker 1: of deadly gas and who could have easily retaliated against
Speaker 1: the Allies had they been so attacked, Japan had virtually
Speaker 1: none of its own to further the plan, Roosevelt ordered
Speaker 1: his staff to test the waters by discreetly asking Americans
Speaker 1: should we guess the Japs? Since the plan was shelved,
Speaker 1: perhaps too many Americans remember the horrors of trench warfare
Speaker 1: during World War One to want a repeat. US government
Speaker 1: then came up with the idea of unleashing bat bombs
Speaker 1: on Japan to bring child of an American dentist. I
Speaker 1: wonder if he was an oy how many millions of
Speaker 1: them are dentists and freaking orthodonists. Tiny and cindiury time
Speaker 1: bombs would be attached two thousands of bats, which would
Speaker 1: then be dropped on Japan from aircraft. Soon after, they
Speaker 1: sought shelter in Japanese homes, schools, and hospitals that bat
Speaker 1: bombs would explode, thereby igniting fires all across the country.
Speaker 1: Bat bombs everyone, They're going to drop bat bombs. I
Speaker 1: made a car.
Speaker 3: I made a cartoon A long time ago.
Speaker 1: I knew that this, you know, German shepherds are eaten
Speaker 1: by some Asian people, and I sew a little bit.
Speaker 1: I didn't know anything any better, but I was like
Speaker 1: a kid, right, and I drew this air this like
Speaker 1: bomber plane with little yellow people in the teeth right
Speaker 1: and the squeazy eyes and they're and they're dropping German
Speaker 1: shepherds with bombs tied to their backs out of the plane.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: After spending two million dollars on the project, and after
Speaker 1: some serious consideration, the bat bomb like poison gas was
Speaker 1: also dropped. They spent how much money two million dollars
Speaker 1: on the bat project? Oh boy, Ultimately I'm sure that
Speaker 1: was just pocketed, but it would have ultimately dead deadly.
Speaker 1: Fire bombs were developed and finally accepted as the most
Speaker 1: efficient way to slaughter Japanese and destroy their nation. The
Speaker 1: Allies first created the firestone phenomenon when the British in
Speaker 1: the summer of nineteen forty three, bomb Germany's second largest city, Hamburg.
Speaker 1: After first blasting the beautiful city to atoms with normal
Speaker 1: high explosives, another wave of bombers soon appeared, loaded with
Speaker 1: tens of thousands of incendiary bombs.
Speaker 3: The ensuing raid and the ensuing night rating night and.
Speaker 1: Numerous fires that soon joined to form one uncontrollable, massive flame.
Speaker 1: The inferno was so hot, in fact, that it generated
Speaker 1: its own hurricane force winds, like it happened at Dresden right,
Speaker 1: that literally sucked the oxygen out of the air, just
Speaker 1: like Dresden and Hamburg, probably suffocating many victims. Others were
Speaker 1: hurled into the hellish vortex like dried leaves, or they
Speaker 1: became stuck in the melting asphalt where they quickly burst
Speaker 1: into flames. Oh, by the way, let me dispell some bullshit,
Speaker 1: because somebody who calls themself elf a historian was arguing this.
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna have to go ahead and set that
Speaker 1: record straight real quick. Oh did I already get rid
Speaker 1: of it? That's okay, because I can go I can
Speaker 1: go right back to the video itself, and I can
Speaker 1: find my comment. Probably had to get to history. May know,
Speaker 1: you said, so I was looking for videos here. So
Speaker 1: Operation Meeting House was the fire bombing of Tokyo. Okay.
Speaker 1: Now this starts off sounding like it's good. They act
Speaker 1: all like s paraded, and they sound like they're good people,
Speaker 1: and then you get into them saying a bunch of bullshit,
Speaker 1: a bunch of the absolute bullshit. And what that absolute
Speaker 1: bullshit happens to be is that twenty five thousand people
Speaker 1: died of Dresden, you know, all of the hora, and
Speaker 1: they started giving you know, they start making excuses for America,
Speaker 1: for the Americans, and let me read what I said this.
Speaker 1: This is dishonest to the point of criminal, especially from
Speaker 1: a so called historian, the guy on the left. Even
Speaker 1: the politically low estimates at Dresden put it at two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty to three hundred thousand killed. This is
Speaker 1: all sourced and cited in the books Hellstorman Summer nineteen
Speaker 1: forty five by Thomas Goodrich.
Speaker 3: You act aghast at.
Speaker 1: Your twenty five thousand, so as far as a historian
Speaker 1: appear as you are a court historian, a court jest,
Speaker 1: or even bring bring a broad paint brush to the
Speaker 1: next episode to more easily whitewashed American War atrocities. The
Speaker 1: USAAF along with the Royal Air Force ARIF bombed Dresden
Speaker 1: on February thirteenth through the fifteenth, nineteen forty five, and
Speaker 1: again on March second and April seventeenth. He was saying
Speaker 1: that it was the Royal Air Force all alone who
Speaker 1: was responsible for Dresden. Total fucking bullshit, Stop shirking responsibility.
Speaker 1: The government policy was the Zionist banking and ruled jewelry demand.
Speaker 1: It was their policy and the Jews demand for German
Speaker 1: extinction and orcus Aid extermination, an effort that lasted long
Speaker 1: after the war, with Eisenhower starving millions and supporting repatriation
Speaker 1: certain death of Russians who fought with Germany. What was
Speaker 1: done to the acoustics was its own atrocity. And if
Speaker 1: you really must see what this is. This is from
Speaker 1: an unauthorized history of the Pacific War podcast, but pretty
Speaker 1: long title there Operation meeting House. You get about, oh,
Speaker 1: I don't know, probably to about eight minutes in, and
Speaker 1: you're like, what the no, Oops, you almost had me there.
Speaker 1: You had me there going, You had me going there
Speaker 1: for a minute thinking that you were decent people. All right, Hello, Karen,
Speaker 1: I saw you out there, all right. Yeah. The Allies
Speaker 1: first created a firestorm phenomenon when the British in December
Speaker 1: ninety four to three bombed Germany's second largest city, Hamburg.
Speaker 1: That's the firestorm, yes, firestorm, right, I decided, and probably
Speaker 1: Hamburg right after first blasting the beautiful city to atoms
Speaker 1: with normal high explosives, and another wave of bombers soon appeared,
Speaker 1: loaded with tens of thousands of inceniary bombs. The ensuing
Speaker 1: night rating knighted numerous fires that soon joined to form
Speaker 1: one uncontrollable, massive flame. The inferno was so hot, in fact,
Speaker 1: that it generated its own hurricane force winds that literally
Speaker 1: sucked the auction out of the air and stuffocated many victims.
Speaker 1: Others were hurled into the hellish vortex like dry leaves.
Speaker 1: I know, I read all this already, or they became
Speaker 1: stuck in the melting asphalt where they quickly burst into flames.
Speaker 1: Imagine that for a moment, Lillia, but may hope to
Speaker 1: use this same fiery force to scorch the cities of Japan.
Speaker 1: Tokyo would be the first test. On the night of
Speaker 1: March ninth through tenth, nineteen forty five, over three hundred
Speaker 1: b twenty nine bombers left their their bases on the
Speaker 1: Mariana Islands. When I think of the German German people,
Speaker 1: it's like us going out to war against America again.
Speaker 1: They were founding. They were, you know, on the same
Speaker 1: principles of leave us the fuck alone, man, you know,
Speaker 1: let us, let us, let us be have self determination,
Speaker 1: let us rid ourselves of this tyranny. And in their case,
Speaker 1: the you know, Jewish banking to tyranny the usery tyranny,
Speaker 1: in addition to everything else that was going on with them,
Speaker 1: with the post war abuse that they were suffering under,
Speaker 1: and the and the invasion of perversion all cleaned up.
Speaker 1: We had more in common with Germany US personally, not
Speaker 1: our government, than anyone else on the planet. And we
Speaker 1: went and we ruined because we were there are people
Speaker 1: were taught to hate and kill them for a bunch
Speaker 1: of foreigners that were lying about being victimized by them
Speaker 1: in the first place. Who Who's only And then people say, well,
Speaker 1: why would they want to make Christianity? Why do they
Speaker 1: want to make this and that? What would they use
Speaker 1: it for? They use it to give make so many
Speaker 1: people feel like they have some kind of connection or
Speaker 1: some kind of duty or loyalty because God, because chosen,
Speaker 1: because blah, because blah, because I'm retarded.
Speaker 3: And then they go ahead and they.
Speaker 1: Identify with these sick, fucking psychopaths who just use this
Speaker 1: as a cover anyway, who in the meantime, all the time,
Speaker 1: never take a break from poisoning you and your family
Speaker 1: and killing you and taxing you and making your life
Speaker 1: miserable in every way they possibly can, through every proxy means,
Speaker 1: so it doesn't look like it's directly coming from them
Speaker 1: all the time. Sorcery sorcery's deception, right will put its deception.
Speaker 1: Your will is being expressed through other avenues making you safe. Typically,
Speaker 1: enough is enough? Everybody over. Three hundred, three hundred B
Speaker 1: twenty nine bombers left their bases in Marianna Islands, three
Speaker 1: hundred airplanes in the sky. Once over Tokyo, Advanced scout
Speaker 1: planes dropped fire bombs across the heart of the heavily
Speaker 1: populated city to form a large fiery X. Why the
Speaker 1: fuck would they do that? This X comes up so often?
Speaker 1: Do you think this is mockery? Why? Quote unquote PayPal
Speaker 1: was once called X? Why everything has to be fucking
Speaker 1: X with this psychopath, fucking piece of shit Elon Musk.
Speaker 1: Other planes painted the outer limits. There was also a
Speaker 1: Club X, which was a eugenics Darwinian elitist club tied
Speaker 1: in with you know, illumined ones, if you will, the
Speaker 1: think tanks of aristocrats that were pointing out the demise
Speaker 1: of too many people, too many puppies, just like that
Speaker 1: Primus song, too many puppies right. Other planes painted the
Speaker 1: outer limits to be bombed thereby encircling those living in
Speaker 1: the kill zone below. Remember I said the circle of
Speaker 1: the accident as the X men right. We did go
Speaker 1: over this a little bit. Following the resounding success with Tokyo,
Speaker 1: with General LeMay immediately turned his attention towards the similar
Speaker 1: immolation of every other city in Japan. As was the
Speaker 1: case with Germany, then later Tokyo, the aim of the
Speaker 1: US Air Force under Curtis LeMay was not so much
Speaker 1: to destroy Japanese military targets or factories so much as
Speaker 1: it was to transform all of Japan into a blackened waste,
Speaker 1: to kill as many men, women and children as he could,
Speaker 1: and to terrorize those who survived to as great a
Speaker 1: degree as possible. In other words, under the control under
Speaker 1: the command of le May, the air attacks against Japan,
Speaker 1: just as with the air attacks against Germany, was terror bombing,
Speaker 1: pure and simple. To make this murderous plan as effective
Speaker 1: as possible, the US Air commander and his aide studied
Speaker 1: the entire situation. Night raids were preferred, of course, since
Speaker 1: it would catch as many people in bed as possible. Also, dry,
Speaker 1: windy conditions were selected to accelerate the ensuing firestorm, ensuring
Speaker 1: few could escape. Additionally, since the Japanese Air Force had,
Speaker 1: for all intents and purposes, been destroyed in three years
Speaker 1: of war, there was little need for armament of the
Speaker 1: American bombers. Thus the extra weight that ammunition, machine guns
Speaker 1: and the men I fired them added to the aircraft
Speaker 1: was removed, making room for even more fire bonds. But
Speaker 1: perhaps more important for General le Maay was the decision
Speaker 1: to ra reduced the altitude of his bombing raids. And
Speaker 1: they talk about this in the other ship video. I
Speaker 1: pointed out there to like eight thousand feet right, oh,
Speaker 1: five thousand feet Jesus. This last minute measure only guaranteed
Speaker 1: that the US attacks would be carried out with greater surprise,
Speaker 1: but that the bombers would be dropped with deadlier precision.
Speaker 1: One final plus for the new tactic was the demoralization
Speaker 1: demortal is to demoralizing terror caused by hundreds of huge
Speaker 1: B twenty nine bombers b San the Japanese called them,
Speaker 1: or mister B suddenly roaring just overhead and each dropping
Speaker 1: tons of liquified fire on those below. In a nation
Speaker 1: where most homes were made of paper and wood, the
Speaker 1: dread of an impending fire bombing raid can well be imagined.
Speaker 1: As one US intelligence officer accurately reported to a planning committee,
Speaker 1: the panic side of the Japanese is amazing. Fire is
Speaker 1: one of the greatest things. They are terrified from at
Speaker 1: from childhood. And here's a witness I heard. I had
Speaker 1: heard that the planes were big, gave the stunned spectator,
Speaker 1: but seen from so close, their size astounded me. Gigantic
Speaker 1: though one spelled thought one spell bound view, or enormous another.
Speaker 1: It looked as if they were flying just over the
Speaker 1: telegraph poles in the street. I was totally stupefied. They
Speaker 1: were so big, remembered a young woman, staring at disbelief. Sorry,
Speaker 1: it looked like it could reach out and grab them. Then,
Speaker 1: amid the terrifying sights and sounds, the austract people watched
Speaker 1: in utter amazement as the bombay doors of the frightening
Speaker 1: things sprang open, as if on cue, falling not vertically
Speaker 1: but diagonally. The objects which then began to shower down
Speaker 1: were at first thought by many viewers to be pipes
Speaker 1: or even sticks. Within a few seconds, the true nature
Speaker 1: of the objects became known to all. They're coming down,
Speaker 1: the people screamed, they're coming down almost immediately, as if
Speaker 1: a switch had been thrown from every corner of the
Speaker 1: targeted city. The night became light. I told you, guys,
Speaker 1: shut the door as day came to light as day.
Speaker 1: As each of the thousands of fire bombs ignited on impact,
Speaker 1: quickly the deadly liquid spread, and in mere minutes the
Speaker 1: targeted city was totally engulfed.
Speaker 3: So that's the bombing. Let's selling about what the people did.
Speaker 1: In reaction. People soaked themselves in water barrels that stood
Speaker 1: in front of each house before setting off again. A
Speaker 1: litter of obstacles blocked their way, telegraph poles and overhead
Speaker 1: trolley wires that formed a dense net of tangled of
Speaker 1: tangles across the streets. The fiery air was blown down
Speaker 1: towards the ground, and it was often the refugees's feet
Speaker 1: that began burning first. Immense putties and the women's trousers
Speaker 1: caught fire and ignited the rest of their clothing. As
Speaker 1: noted in the Furious Seat and Wind, it was often
Speaker 1: the victim's shoes or boots which rebrupted in flames, burst
Speaker 1: falling quickly by the pants, shirts and Air's hearing you
Speaker 1: look at buzz hold on is that on? Yeah, it
Speaker 1: is all right cool. As the horrified people shipped off
Speaker 1: one layer of burning clothing after another, mini rolling on
Speaker 1: the ground to smell out of the fire, some simply
Speaker 1: burst into flames entirely, hairhead skinned all. One witness watched
Speaker 1: as a child ran by, screaming, shrilly, it's hot, it hurts.
Speaker 1: Helped me. Before anyone could reach him, the child burst
Speaker 1: into flames as if he'd been drenched in gasoline. In
Speaker 1: the midst of this is horrible, right, in the midst
Speaker 1: of her own desperate bid to escape, one teen age
Speaker 1: girl saw a mother and father briefly placed their own
Speaker 1: bodies between the killing heat and their small children. At last,
Speaker 1: when the father simply burst into flames, he nevertheless struggled
Speaker 1: to remain upright as a shield for his children. Finally,
Speaker 1: the man teetered and fell. I heard him shouting to
Speaker 1: his wife, recalled the witness, forgive me, dear, forgive me. Likewise,
Speaker 1: thousands of victims in the other Japanese city could be
Speaker 1: could not bear the ferocious heat, and simple exploded And simply,
Speaker 1: I think this would be and simply exploded in flames
Speaker 1: from spontaneous combustion the streets remembered police camera men hikawa Oyo,
Speaker 1: where rivers of fire, flaming, pieces of furniture exploiting and
Speaker 1: the heat while the people themselves blazed like matchsticks under
Speaker 1: the wind and the gigantic breath of the fire. Immense,
Speaker 1: incandestined vortices rose in a number of places, swirling, flattening,
Speaker 1: sucking whole blocks of houses into the mailstorm of fire
Speaker 1: continues French visitor Jillian. Wherever there was a canal, people
Speaker 1: hurled themselves into the water. In shallow places, people waited
Speaker 1: half sunk, and not just monk miles just above the
Speaker 1: surface of the water. In other places, the water got
Speaker 1: so hot that the luckless bathers were simply boiled alive.
Speaker 1: People crowded onto the bridges, but can you imagine that
Speaker 1: like the Yeah, the fires actually talking like rivers, right,
Speaker 1: raising the temperature that much. People crowded onto the bridges,
Speaker 1: but the spans were made of steel that gradually heated.
Speaker 1: Human clusters clinging to the white hot railings finally let go,
Speaker 1: fell into the water and were carried off on the current.
Speaker 1: Thousands jammed the parks and gardens that lined both banks
Speaker 1: of the river. The freaking bridge was getting so hot
Speaker 1: that it was melting people and catching them on fire
Speaker 1: the bridge as panic brought ever fresh waves of people
Speaker 1: pressing into the narrow strips of land. And we're not
Speaker 1: even talking about Nagasaki Roshumi. Yeah, wait till we get
Speaker 1: to that. If we decided to go over that pressing
Speaker 1: in the narrow strips of land, those in front were
Speaker 1: pushed irresistly forward toward the river. Whole walls of screaming
Speaker 1: humanity toppled over and disappeared into the deep water.
Speaker 3: With his two little children clutched under his arms.
Speaker 1: Masayoshi Nakagawa raced for the canals and rivers as everyone else,
Speaker 1: hoping to find a haven from the deadly heat. Suddenly
Speaker 1: I heard a shout, your son's clothes are on fire.
Speaker 1: At the same time, at the same instant, I saw
Speaker 1: flames licking the cotton blommers of my daughter was wearing.
Speaker 1: I put my son down and reached out. He tried
Speaker 1: to smother the flames on his back, when a tremendous
Speaker 1: gust of wind literally tore me from him and threw
Speaker 1: me to the ground. Struggling to stand, I saw that
Speaker 1: I was now closer to my daughter than to the boy,
Speaker 1: I decided to put out the flour on her clothes first.
Speaker 1: The flames were climbing her legs. As I frantically extinguished
Speaker 1: the flames, I heard the agonizing experience of my son
Speaker 1: a short distance away. As soon as my daughter was safe,
Speaker 1: I rushed to the boy. He had stopped crying. I
Speaker 1: bent over him. He was already dead. Grabbing his daughter
Speaker 1: and his son's body, Masayoshi joined the fleeing crowds, once again,
Speaker 1: trying to escape the ever pursuing inferno. Once in the
Speaker 1: open space, continued the grieving father. I stood my daughter
Speaker 1: by my side, my dead son in my arms, waiting
Speaker 1: for the fire to subside. Surprisingly, during the days and
Speaker 1: nights such as these filled with nightmares scripted in hell,
Speaker 1: children bursting into flames, glass windows melting, molten metal pouring
Speaker 1: down on people, often it was the small and seemingly
Speaker 1: trivial sights and sounds that sometimes stayed with the survivors forever.
Speaker 1: One little girl, after watching a panicked mother run past
Speaker 1: her with her baby totally ablaze on her back, after
Speaker 1: seeing children her own age rolling on the ground like
Speaker 1: human tortures, after seeing torches, after seeing and hearing the
Speaker 1: sounds of a man and a horse he was leading
Speaker 1: both burning to death. Still again and again, the little
Speaker 1: girl's mind wandering back to the safety of her cherished
Speaker 1: dow collection, then on display at a local girls festival.
Speaker 1: To my surprise, we called another survivor birds in mid flight.
Speaker 1: Sparrows and crows were not sure where to go in
Speaker 1: such situation. Such a situation, I was surprised to see
Speaker 1: that the sparrows and the crows would cling to the
Speaker 1: electric wire and stay there in a row. You'd think
Speaker 1: they'd go into the bushes or something amid all the horror.
Speaker 1: Another woman never forgot the strange sight of a refugee
Speaker 1: standing in a large tank of water holding on only
Speaker 1: a live chicken. Another young female, admittedly numb to it all,
Speaker 1: found as she passed a mound of dead bodies that
Speaker 1: her eyes became transfixed on a pair of nose holes
Speaker 1: that seemed to be peering up at her. Finally, on
Speaker 1: numerous occasions, because of the American circlement of a targeted city,
Speaker 1: thousands of refugees fleeing from one direction collided head on
Speaker 1: with thousands of refugees fleeing from another direction. In this case,
Speaker 1: the panic's multitude, now incapable of moving forward because of
Speaker 1: an equally panicked multitude in front, and incapable moving backward
Speaker 1: because of the pursuing firestorms, simply became wedged so tightly
Speaker 1: that no one could move, and then they get burned
Speaker 1: and melted together? Isn't that nice? Horrific? As the ordeal
Speaker 1: had been thus far, it was nothing compared to this
Speaker 1: final act of hellish horror. Since most refugees were fleeing
Speaker 1: instinctively toward water, many crowds became wedged on bridges. Thousands
Speaker 1: of victims were thus overtaken by the fiery, by the
Speaker 1: fury that was gonna say, fiery fury, on the wais
Speaker 1: by the fury, and were burned to a crisp by
Speaker 1: the fiery winds that to some resembled flamethrowers. Thousands of
Speaker 1: thousands more horribly burned, mangled manner sorry, thousands more horribly
Speaker 1: burned managed to leap or fall to their desks into
Speaker 1: the rivers and canals below. Eventually, metal bridges became so
Speaker 1: hot that human Greece, human Greece, human Greece from the
Speaker 1: victims above, poured down on the bodies of victims below.
Speaker 1: You know how much that would have to be, you know,
Speaker 1: people that would have to be to be pouring down.
Speaker 1: And as for those far above, to those who had
Speaker 1: dropped millions of fire bombs on the cities and towns
Speaker 1: of Japan, the horror show they had created below was
Speaker 1: readily apparent in all its lower detail. At such low altitudes,
Speaker 1: with night nowaday, those above had a front row seat
Speaker 1: to all the hellos drama below. Fleeing humans racing for
Speaker 1: their life down streets now, more rivers of fire than streets,
Speaker 1: Screaming horses engulfed in flames, galloping in all directions, Bridges
Speaker 1: packed with doomed mothers and children, rivers and canals gender
Speaker 1: these these aren't military targets. This is retaliatory over something
Speaker 1: that f R made happen in freaking uh Pearl Harbor.
Speaker 1: This is about to justify it with American people, right.
Speaker 1: Don't listen to your governments when you want something, when
Speaker 1: you want to know the truth about something, don't do that.
Speaker 1: Fling humans racing for their life downstreets now more rivers.
Speaker 1: Let's see for those US fighter plioffs whose job it
Speaker 1: was to massacre refugees. Right, These are not human, These
Speaker 1: are not targeting. This is what they did in Dresden,
Speaker 1: so they did in Hamburg. These are These are people
Speaker 1: fleeing for their lives. They're not threats. This is a massacre.
Speaker 1: On purpose job was to massacre refugees who reached the
Speaker 1: open spaces, their view was even closer. In the red
Speaker 1: and white glare of the fires, these Americans could actually
Speaker 1: see the faces of those they were machine gunning, The
Speaker 1: women with babies, the children running and falling, the old,
Speaker 1: the slow, the animals. The violent updrafts from the heat
Speaker 1: below was a much greater threat to the US bombers
Speaker 1: than almost non existent Japanese anti air defenses wafted on
Speaker 1: the heat thousands of feet up as feed. Up was
Speaker 1: the scattered debris from below, bits and pieces of homes, offices,
Speaker 1: and schools, tatters of burnt clothing, feathers and fur from
Speaker 1: dead pets, and of course, the pervasive smell of broiled
Speaker 1: human flesh. Suddenly way off at two o'clock, noted an
Speaker 1: awestruck American pilot arriving on the scene. I saw a
Speaker 1: glow on a horizon like the sun rising. Maybe maybe,
Speaker 1: maybe the moon. The whole city was soon below us,
Speaker 1: stretched stretching from wing tip to wing tip, a blaze
Speaker 1: and one enormous fire, with yet more fountains of flame
Speaker 1: pouring down from the B twenty nine. The black smoke
Speaker 1: billowed up thousands of feet, bringing with it the horrible
Speaker 1: smell of burning flesh.
Speaker 3: Once the attacking.
Speaker 1: Force had loosed yeah, once the attacking for had loosed
Speaker 1: all its bombs and banked for home, the red globe
Speaker 1: of the holocaust they had created could be seen for
Speaker 1: as far as one hundred fifty miles. With the departure
Speaker 1: of the enemy aircraft and eventual subsiding at the fires,
Speaker 1: workers and volunteers from throughout the stricken region finally felt
Speaker 1: safe enough to venture into the squirt zone and begin
Speaker 1: rescue operations. Given the frail, flammable nature of most Japanese cities,
Speaker 1: virtually every structure in the targeted area of homes, shops,
Speaker 1: businesses was utterly leveled. As a consequence, because there were
Speaker 1: was seldom need to clear a stone, break metal, and
Speaker 1: other rebel from a bombed area, as was the case
Speaker 1: in Germany, the search for bodies in Japan was made easier,
Speaker 1: if not easy by the thousands, by the tens of thousands,
Speaker 1: the charred victims lay everywhere. Many died alone, overcoming their
Speaker 1: flight by heat and exhaustion. It was common to find
Speaker 1: a single black and mother laying upon a single blackened
Speaker 1: child that she was trying to so desperately to protect.
Speaker 1: But many more victims see this is who can do this?
Speaker 1: And then who can gun them down when they actually
Speaker 1: get away from it? And what do they do when
Speaker 1: they're done? To those who still managed to survive all
Speaker 1: that rape and murder on site, I gotta go. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go spend time with my daughter and watch of gymnastics.
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Speaker 1: maybe going to leave vic Farm behind would be a
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Speaker 1: you should do for yourself anyway, because there's benefit there, right,
Speaker 1: that should be something that you do, regardless of what
Speaker 1: it does for me. Go to doctor Peter Glidden site,
Speaker 1: use this code, get fifty percent off, do it monthly,
Speaker 1: and then when you see how much information is there
Speaker 1: and how much value is there, and you see that
Speaker 1: he also has his own you know Q and a
Speaker 1: live streams twice a week. Then when you up up
Speaker 1: it to the to the yearly. You can still do
Speaker 1: that after you've tested it as a monthly, and you'll
Speaker 1: get another one hundred and twenty bucks off the yearly membership.
Speaker 1: That's how it boils out. But it boils now and
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Speaker 1: right here you go. All right, I really wish that
Speaker 1: I wasn't having problems with FDJ, but this is I
Speaker 1: guarantee you that little one in the like there's no
Speaker 1: there's no duplicate, so nobody's seeing these things. And then
Speaker 1: they go in it says it's set to private or
Speaker 1: set to only the premium subscribers. I don't have premium subscribers.
Speaker 1: FDJ isn't really getting a lot of those anyway. There's
Speaker 1: like I don't know how many people will are actually
Speaker 1: signed up for it. But that's not what I said
Speaker 1: it for. There's no way to set it for that
Speaker 1: ahead of time. It just decided through the software that
Speaker 1: it was going to do that, and fuck me. So
Speaker 1: for three days straight, every time I've made an effort,
Speaker 1: no one has seen it. Awesome way to go, way
Speaker 1: to just you know, sit in this chair for fucking
Speaker 1: nothing because people at the FTJ are very very supportive,
Speaker 1: and I don't want to not be there because nobody
Speaker 1: it's people watch the live streams a lot more than
Speaker 1: they watch the replays on that particular site. It's different here,
Speaker 1: different on Rumbles, different on Bitshoe over there that I
Speaker 1: know how it rolls. So if I missed, if I
Speaker 1: missed the live then it's that's it. It's not going
Speaker 1: to be freaking seen all that time and effort. Alright,
Speaker 1: Please support the show. I gotta go. I waste support
Speaker 1: time bitching about that. Have a nice day possible at
Speaker 1: chot Chas and all the other stuff. See you tomorrow.