Speaker 1: Yet I asked you, it's not an alien force already among.
Speaker 2: This, you got a real barn burner here on deck,
Speaker 2: for real, and without any further delays, And after our
Speaker 2: wonderful introduction by my former almost pr rep in Stalker,
Speaker 2: the man who wanted to stab me a bunch of times,
Speaker 2: where my skin is a human code apparently on Buffalo
Speaker 2: Jared rivisa a mind controlled multi state assass and then
Speaker 2: those are the kind of matters of high weirdness that
Speaker 2: I think I'm talking about. But welcome in tonight's guest Tim,
Speaker 2: host of the sixth Century Podcast, to welcome back to
Speaker 2: Operation GCD. Sir, thank you, sir.
Speaker 1: Are we live slash live?
Speaker 2: We are live slash live indeed, sir, Yes, yes, indeed
Speaker 2: I'm here. Thank you for joining me here again tonight,
Speaker 2: for joining me to gilbl GCD, and you folks of
Speaker 2: the airwebs. I know we got a real barn burner
Speaker 2: on deck because we've linked up a few times here
Speaker 2: in recent weeks to talk matters of ancient history of America.
Speaker 2: And I only did I enjoy those conversations. There gotten
Speaker 2: a lot of good feedback from the folks of the inner.
Speaker 1: Webs, yeah, absolutely, man, same here. I know it's gonna
Speaker 1: be good. I know it's going to be as you say,
Speaker 1: like we're going to burn down the barn. We might
Speaker 1: burn down the whole farm tonight. We would go this.
Speaker 1: We are live slash live, and I'm ready to dive.
Speaker 2: Yes this man, So yes, sir. What's new with this
Speaker 2: sixth century podcast since you know we've last spoke, or
Speaker 2: just generally speaking for folks of innwebs who are unfamiliar, perhaps.
Speaker 1: Okay, I don't know if there's anything new, but I've
Speaker 1: just gone further down the rabbit hole, so maybe there's
Speaker 1: some new stuff in that regard where it's like, you know,
Speaker 1: we're we're digging deep over there, man, We're going deep
Speaker 1: into stuff that a lot of folks haven't heard about before.
Speaker 1: Neither had I until I found them in the research.
Speaker 1: So I think what we're gonna see over there in
Speaker 1: the coming months and years with my podcast is we're
Speaker 1: gonna see you on the show. Some of course, we're
Speaker 1: gonna see Landing on the show. Some so shout out
Speaker 1: to him. I know, I just dropped an episode with him,
Speaker 1: and but what we're gonna see is like more of
Speaker 1: these societies and secret societies that people necessarily haven't heard about.
Speaker 1: Like there's more in the roller decks than than what
Speaker 1: we've been told. You know, we talk about Cosmos Club,
Speaker 1: Uh of course you talk about the Sosia Cincinnati, but
Speaker 1: also some of these other groups like the Brothers of
Speaker 1: the East or the Drews and uh, you know, and
Speaker 1: other templar matters. So that's what's coming down the pike,
Speaker 1: I think, is you know, Delvin more into some of
Speaker 1: these secret societies and orders that just aren't talked about.
Speaker 2: Now. I agree with you, Sarah. I think got some
Speaker 2: some solid work you do there the sixth Century podcast.
Speaker 2: And I caught that at a recent show you did
Speaker 2: with land In, the host of the Daily Dissionent podcast,
Speaker 2: and he landed, uh, you know, fellow West Virginia and
Speaker 2: like that dude style there start fella, and he does
Speaker 2: some good work over there as well. So when y'all
Speaker 2: teamed up for some some conversations, I thoroughly enjoyed that.
Speaker 2: And again I, uh so I was mentioning to you
Speaker 2: before the show. I really relate to what y'all were
Speaker 2: saying there as far as how you got down kind
Speaker 2: of these uh, these rabbit holes if you will in
Speaker 2: your you know, eye open the experiences that were caused
Speaker 2: by your looking into the ancient history of America and
Speaker 2: the cover ups and conspiracies they're in, and then realizing
Speaker 2: there's a lot more of these cover ups and conspiracies,
Speaker 2: you know, around our whole culture and society, not just
Speaker 2: the mounds, in the ancient history of America.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's a vast cover up. And you know,
Speaker 1: I'll I'll tell people this right now straight up, like
Speaker 1: getting into this. I heard. I had heard that there
Speaker 1: was a cover up. I had heard that the Smithsonian
Speaker 1: was hiding things in a Vatican s type of way
Speaker 1: where they have their vaults and basements and locked corridors
Speaker 1: beneath the ground. I'd heard of all that, but I
Speaker 1: wasn't like sold on that. Now I'm sold on that
Speaker 1: because I've seen it for myself. You can't dive into it.
Speaker 1: It doesn't take long if you're if you have a
Speaker 1: in my opinion, if you have a working rationale or
Speaker 1: or what's the word I'm looking for. Basically, you can
Speaker 1: think for yourself if you look in the mounds and
Speaker 1: the ancient history of North America, and you can think
Speaker 1: for yourself. I don't think it's gonna take you very
Speaker 1: long before you start to smell to cover up.
Speaker 2: Oh for sure, dude, for sure. I think that's a
Speaker 2: very good takeaway from your incent conversation there as well.
Speaker 2: Is once you start realizing these things, they start applying
Speaker 2: those concepts that you realize that are being hidding covered
Speaker 2: up with giant skeleton human skeletons, and the Smithsonian the
Speaker 2: mounds have been flooded in all these damn projects for
Speaker 2: years with tax payer money and against court orders in
Speaker 2: some cases. Uh, you know, it is these matters you
Speaker 2: can then apply the same kinds up and say characteristics
Speaker 2: and understandings to you know, realize there's a lot of
Speaker 2: other it in this world.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man. And so I didn't come at it from
Speaker 1: a a perspective of any camp. I didn't come at
Speaker 1: it as as you know, because there's there's podcasts out
Speaker 1: there that are that are very strongly Christian and they
Speaker 1: believe that the giants are real because the giants were
Speaker 1: in the Bible and that's kind of how they get
Speaker 1: into this, and like, I'm not far from that personally.
Speaker 1: Like I think that the Bible mentions giants that were
Speaker 1: real and all that too, but I came at it
Speaker 1: in a different kind of way, but I ended up
Speaker 1: with the same conclusion that, yeah, some of these giants
Speaker 1: that were mentioned in there were probably were very real,
Speaker 1: and apparently they made it over here, and they made
Speaker 1: it over here in large numbers. And you mentioned the
Speaker 1: damns too, and like, man, the the thing that I
Speaker 1: found as you know, you dig into this stuff and
Speaker 1: you start to realize aspects of this cover up and
Speaker 1: like reasoning for why elites and power brokers in America
Speaker 1: did this sort of thing, and like, I come to
Speaker 1: find that there's the New Deal in the thirties was
Speaker 1: a big part of some of the dam projects. Like
Speaker 1: in the thirties is where we found because what we
Speaker 1: just did was we went and we looked at a
Speaker 1: lot of different dams and documentation of what's at the
Speaker 1: bottom of the artificial lakes that the dams create, and
Speaker 1: it turns out there's a lot of ancient cities down there,
Speaker 1: among other artifacts, and we were like, Okay, what's the
Speaker 1: deal here? So we looked into the dams and we
Speaker 1: looked into these the public works projects created by the
Speaker 1: New Deal that FDR rolled out in the thirties. They
Speaker 1: told everybody it was to help give Americans jobs because
Speaker 1: it was the Great Depression. Maybe so, I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: I'm still looking into it. But what they did was
Speaker 1: they created the WPA Works Progress Administration and they gave
Speaker 1: two They had eight point five million Americans two million projects.
Speaker 1: And within that two million projects, a lot of those
Speaker 1: were creating dams. And a lot of the dams that
Speaker 1: we looked at that have ancient cities at the bottom
Speaker 1: of the lake were created thereing this new deal thing.
Speaker 1: Then it's like there was a second wave in the
Speaker 1: seventies where we found a couple of dams that were
Speaker 1: created in nineteen seventy nine. I believe it was so
Speaker 1: and I don't remember, j J. What was the East
Speaker 1: Fork Lake up in Cincinnati went, Do you remember what
Speaker 1: year that was?
Speaker 2: Yes, that was nineteen sixty eight. Now you're making some
Speaker 2: great points. Then I appreciate your analysis there, because this
Speaker 2: was an intentional effort by the quote unquote Tennessee Valley Authority.
Speaker 2: This corporation set up to build these dams in coordination
Speaker 2: with the US Army Corps of Engineers, and they got
Speaker 2: sued to stop the flooding and creation of a dam
Speaker 2: and flooding of this town and this mound right here,
Speaker 2: and it's now at the bottom of a lake called
Speaker 2: East Fork Lake. And they were sued in nineteen sixty
Speaker 2: eight and the junction issued by the court to stop it,
Speaker 2: and they said, you yourselves, we're gonna We're gonna build
Speaker 2: this dam anyway and flood this mound right this mound
Speaker 2: right here. So it's as a result of the Society
Speaker 2: the Cincinnati that we know this mound existed. Yeah, m.
Speaker 1: That's another group I'm glad you brought up. The Army
Speaker 1: Corps of Engineers is another group who basically perpetuated the
Speaker 1: creation of a lot of these dams. It wasn't all
Speaker 1: WPA and New Deal stuff. Some of that was quartered
Speaker 1: off to the Army Corps of Engineers to do. So
Speaker 1: I've seen that in the research a lot as well.
Speaker 2: I think it was part of the same part and
Speaker 2: parcel of the same projects. So the Army Corps of
Speaker 2: Engineers were more of the operational aspect of that, with
Speaker 2: the administrative aspect being set up under the Tennessee Valley Authorities. So,
Speaker 2: and it's not just Tennessee, so it's Mississippi Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Texas.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean, Missouri or as they called Missouri,
Speaker 2: Arkansas or as I call it Arkansas. You know, these
Speaker 2: are the areas they all got flooded out with these
Speaker 2: dam projects. Yeah, burying thousands of years of history in
Speaker 2: many instances.
Speaker 1: Oh oh yeah. I mean the history that's at the
Speaker 1: bottom of some of these artificial lakes is mind blowing.
Speaker 1: And I think if people realized that this is a
Speaker 1: real thing that's that's been perpetrated, I think it might
Speaker 1: be paradigm shifting for some people.
Speaker 2: Oh, it absolutely is, man, I mean it was for me.
Speaker 2: I mean I think again when I when I gathered
Speaker 2: from listening to you and Landen, it sounded like it
Speaker 2: was both paradigm shifting for both of y'all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it was. It wasn't it was. It was
Speaker 1: a lot like the moment where I realized, oh, the
Speaker 1: giants were real. I just had to totally rethink history.
Speaker 1: And it wasn't just the giants real. It was like
Speaker 1: I was finding out other things, like there was mass
Speaker 1: graves of little people found in Tennessee, and a guy
Speaker 1: named Barry fail who worked for either Harvard or Gale,
Speaker 1: had the clearance to go into a museum or was
Speaker 1: it the University of Knoxville. I think it's the University
Speaker 1: of Knoxville. H He had the clearance to go in there,
Speaker 1: and he actually found the small these small like eighteen
Speaker 1: inch if I remember correctly, skeletons of these little people.
Speaker 1: And like I even telling you that right now, I
Speaker 1: don't expect anybody to believe a word I just said.
Speaker 1: That sounds so ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Well, but the propaganda is under this kind of crown
Speaker 2: history because again we see that we see the same
Speaker 2: time the evil the Darwinians being rolled out at the
Speaker 2: same time as these dinosaurs are being invented, at the
Speaker 2: same time all the colonists are uncovering all these mounds
Speaker 2: across America, and a lot of it is through these
Speaker 2: secret societies you were talking about before. This is a
Speaker 2: going from Joanah the Odd Fellows, right, So this is
Speaker 2: an Odd Fellow cemetery near Cincinnati where it's built around
Speaker 2: a mound, a Nidana mound, and they're not That's not
Speaker 2: the only instance, is just one example. And you know
Speaker 2: these these secret decizes, do they do have an interesting
Speaker 2: history that is unknown. For example, the Odd Fellows. A
Speaker 2: lot of folks like to blame the Masons for everything.
Speaker 2: I oftentimes like to blame the Odd Fellows for a
Speaker 2: lot of things. For example, I can I know for
Speaker 2: a fact the Odd Fellows kidnapped my grandfather put them
Speaker 2: in their orphanage and install all my family's property, so
Speaker 2: that I know for a fact, and that property had
Speaker 2: been in the clan a Dvance since Abner Vance, the
Speaker 2: surveyor back in seventeen ninety had settled that area of
Speaker 2: south you know, south what is now today Logan County region,
Speaker 2: southwestern west Virginia.
Speaker 1: The tug well is this is this an esoteric order.
Speaker 2: Or just yeah, so they're no, it's it's freemasonry, but
Speaker 2: with like uh, you know, for like the for if
Speaker 2: you're like a lot of times, especially back in the
Speaker 2: nineteenth century, you know, there was a lot of very
Speaker 2: much more so of the actual uh what do they
Speaker 2: call it, the actual stone Mason Freemasons. They call it shoot.
Speaker 2: They have a name for it, like orthodox and you know,
Speaker 2: like practicing the actual stone Masons who are Freemasons versus not. Right,
Speaker 2: So these guys like.
Speaker 1: They split off of the Freemasons.
Speaker 2: No, because these well kind of I guess in a
Speaker 2: sort in a sense, they wanted to be Freemasons, but
Speaker 2: they wanted to they didn't. They weren't stone Masons.
Speaker 3: Operative.
Speaker 2: They have operative and nonoperative orders of freemasonry. The operative
Speaker 2: ones are stone Masons. These guys got to do the
Speaker 2: same thing, but with carpentry and other and other and
Speaker 2: other such, you know, other such trades if you will.
Speaker 2: If you're an operative trade, you have the kind of
Speaker 2: non operative and operative odd fills. They're very big. So
Speaker 2: in Ohio along with folks like the Knights of Pitheus.
Speaker 2: You familiar with them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we have a a Knights. We had eight Knights
Speaker 1: of Pithius building here in Nashville that was sitting right
Speaker 1: next to a pyramid, a real pyramid, and right next
Speaker 1: to the Parthenon. And the Parthenon is still there. Pyramid's gone.
Speaker 1: Nights of Pitheus building is gone. Although I think they
Speaker 1: may have actually did some sort of a moving they
Speaker 1: undertook moving the building somewhere else, so I'm not sure if.
Speaker 1: But yeah, there was a Knights of Pithy's building down
Speaker 1: here right where all the weird stuff is.
Speaker 2: Yes, you go like you go outside of like Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio,
Speaker 2: you don't really see the odd Fellas, you don't really
Speaker 2: see the pitheists. You do see more freemasonry out west,
Speaker 2: but you know, I think that's more related to the
Speaker 2: Mormon aspects of the settlement of the West. But you
Speaker 2: do see these kind of you know, pockets of these
Speaker 2: occult orders and where they still exist today, and I
Speaker 2: presume pretty much still run things West Virginia, for example,
Speaker 2: odd Fellows, I argue would still very much have control
Speaker 2: of those things because again I've tried to find some
Speaker 2: of those records down there in the property records, because
Speaker 2: again I have the court records. They the odd fellow
Speaker 2: has changed my grandfather. So my grand folks they're well,
Speaker 2: they were first cousins fans, by the way, so I'm
Speaker 2: surprised they don't have a web feet and recessed chin
Speaker 2: line and a seventy IQ or sub seventy IQ. That's
Speaker 2: how I'm bred. My Appalachian trees and Appalachian family polls
Speaker 2: are lacks three requisite branches to be called three. But
Speaker 2: my grand my great grand folks die six months apart,
Speaker 2: very mysterious circumstances, I argue murder. My grandfather was sixteen.
Speaker 2: They changed his certificate to fourteen in order to put
Speaker 2: him and his younger sisters in the orphanage, the Oddfellow's orphanage.
Speaker 2: He then had to represent himself in court in Logan
Speaker 2: County to get out, you know, to prove that he
Speaker 2: was he was of age to be an adult at sixteen,
Speaker 2: didn't and they changed his birth certificate.
Speaker 4: M And I'll say this, JJ, Like, what I've found
Speaker 4: in my research is that, well, frankly, I haven't found
Speaker 4: a secret society slash s a T order that did
Speaker 4: not split off of a previous order.
Speaker 1: All they've all split. I mean, at some point there
Speaker 1: has to be an origin, an original order, right, Like
Speaker 1: I know at some point there was one order that
Speaker 1: all the other orders split off of. The question is
Speaker 1: what was that? And and it's kind of hard to
Speaker 1: nail that down because you have to go way, way
Speaker 1: way back in history. But I think that the the
Speaker 1: Templars who sprung up around eleven hundred maybe a little
Speaker 1: before those. One of those guys was a more and
Speaker 1: the other one was from France, and they went to
Speaker 1: Constantinople and they started hanging out with this group called
Speaker 1: the Brothers of the East. The Brothers of the East
Speaker 1: then initiated these two and that's how the Templars were created.
Speaker 1: The Brothers of the East actually gave the Templars their
Speaker 1: first couple missions. They're like, this is what you are
Speaker 1: to do. We initiated you. Now go out and find relics.
Speaker 1: What you're looking for is evidence of a lost empire
Speaker 1: that had their hands on some crazy high text ancient
Speaker 1: Tiquitech stuff and knowledge, lots and lots of knowledge. So
Speaker 1: that's what the the I think that the Templars kind
Speaker 1: of were born out of this Brothers of the East,
Speaker 1: and then later I'm starting to think that the Freemasons themselves,
Speaker 1: at least the modern inception of them, sprung off of
Speaker 1: the Nights Simple are themselves in around I think thirteen
Speaker 1: fifty or something like that. I don't remember that day,
Speaker 1: so don't don't come after me, folks.
Speaker 2: I think with thirteen oh seven is when they officially
Speaker 2: got put down the Order of the Friday, October thirteenth,
Speaker 2: thirteen oh seven. It's when the work is putting down.
Speaker 2: So you're talking about Hue Pains being one of the
Speaker 2: founders there, right, he's got some Sufi background. So we
Speaker 2: see this, we see the maginations of an over his
Speaker 2: true blood. And you're right from somewhere we see that
Speaker 2: exhibited today when everyone on all these quarters, right, be
Speaker 2: it Freemasonry, etcetera, Rosa, Crucians, the Mormons, they all they
Speaker 2: all are real serious about serious the star system serious.
Speaker 1: Right, And and.
Speaker 2: What I'm finding, Oh, what's that? What's what's what? Alder Baran,
Speaker 2: alder Baron.
Speaker 1: It's in Tarush, It's and it's it's right up, it's
Speaker 1: near the Pliades. It's they're all in the same there.
Speaker 1: It's in Tarus along with the Poliades. It's like the
Speaker 1: one of the bigger stars of of of Tarus. And
Speaker 1: I think it's actually the Eye of Horras if I
Speaker 1: remember correctly.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, that sounds like something out of Star Wars.
Speaker 2: By the name of it, alder Burn alder Bertan.
Speaker 1: So this gets deep, man, This there was a so
Speaker 1: you know we talk about them, right. The Hoover Dan
Speaker 1: was one that I was looking at. It seems like
Speaker 1: that was built by Coldists and because they were aligning
Speaker 1: it with the stars. Right, So I see the same
Speaker 1: thing with like the Vanderbilts in New York, in New
Speaker 1: York City, because what Vanderbilt was doing, you know, he
Speaker 1: brought that it's called Cleopatra's needle. He brought that.
Speaker 2: It's fascinating.
Speaker 1: It's Egyptian of cult cosmology, but it goes back to older.
Speaker 2: Can you explain what it is, what Cleopatris need was.
Speaker 2: It's a very fascinating artifact that even folks in Manhattan
Speaker 2: don't realize is there.
Speaker 1: Well, I'll let you do that. What I was going
Speaker 1: to say is that I was going to tell you
Speaker 1: about the I could tell you what I think it is,
Speaker 1: but I think it's it's in a line with two
Speaker 1: other obelisks, and I think what he was doing was
Speaker 1: was making the layout of the city a temple to
Speaker 1: us Iris. They they brought it over, they put it.
Speaker 1: They they brought the Cleopatris needle over and he picked
Speaker 1: the spot where he wanted it so it would align
Speaker 1: with Worth General Worth Square and Saint Paul's Chapel, and
Speaker 1: that made the alignment and it reflects the belt stars
Speaker 1: of Orion, which is Osiris, the god of resurrection to
Speaker 1: the Egyptians. So Vanderbilt knew exactly what he was doing.
Speaker 1: There's also association with this layout in alignment with isis
Speaker 1: isis is cirrus, okay. And there's also an alignment to
Speaker 1: this what I call alpha tari Alderbaran, or you'll see
Speaker 1: it called it both, but I'm just putting them all
Speaker 1: together and making the mashup. Alderbaron. There's an alignment there
Speaker 1: which that is the eye of Horace, right, So alder
Speaker 1: Baron is eclipsed by the moon sometimes, and that's when
Speaker 1: the elites believe that bad things happen. When alder Baron
Speaker 1: is over the moon, they believe good things happen. So
Speaker 1: you put your that startup, that new company that you
Speaker 1: want to start, you do it when Arabearan is above
Speaker 1: the moon, not eclipsed by the moon.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: It goes back to that nursery rhyme that says the
Speaker 1: cow jumped over the moon. That's a that's a reference
Speaker 1: to this. So so that's why I say I think
Speaker 1: there's a lot of occult stuff here, because Vanderbilt had
Speaker 1: to know what the star systems meant to the Egyptians
Speaker 1: in the first place, plus all the metaphysical meanings of it.
Speaker 2: So I think just spot on Sert. So this is
Speaker 2: clearly Patrick's needle. And we see the origin story of
Speaker 2: these these giant Dick statues with the mounds. So this
Speaker 2: comes this needle in New York City behind the Misama
Speaker 2: Art in Central Park, forty five hundred years old approximately,
Speaker 2: gets moved in the mid nineteenth century. Like you're saying
Speaker 2: by the Vanderbilts, it has a twin over there that
Speaker 2: was moved at the same time in London. And I
Speaker 2: do agree with you. These things are intentionally lined up
Speaker 2: for a reason, and that is some of that basis
Speaker 2: of esoteric knowledge I think we're talking about. It's being
Speaker 2: passed down through these bloodlines and these organizations, these secret societies.
Speaker 2: But this one in particular used to both of these
Speaker 2: set out the gates of Heliopolis there right, the ancient
Speaker 2: city in Egypt, and there's a the origin story of
Speaker 2: all of this has to do with mounds. There's a
Speaker 2: uh you know, a birth, a kind of a uh
Speaker 2: you know, the civilization's origin story there in Heliopolis where
Speaker 2: it involves some sort of creation of a you know,
Speaker 2: primordial mass on a mound and had something to do
Speaker 2: with these I don't I'm not necessary terrorist sisters cultists
Speaker 2: of any fashion. So I try to wrap my brain,
Speaker 2: my brain hold around these subjects. But something to do
Speaker 2: with a mound primordial is the creation of life and
Speaker 2: these two precise too giant dick statues, yeah, m hm.
Speaker 1: And I think also this this idea of you know,
Speaker 1: creating a reflective map of the stars, you know, I
Speaker 1: think I think Baghdad was a good example this. In fact,
Speaker 1: I think a lot of these older orders. You brought
Speaker 1: up Sufism. I'm glad you did, because I think that's
Speaker 1: really key to this. There's a lot of stuff that
Speaker 1: we see in modern day occultism that I think traces
Speaker 1: back to Sufism. I think a lot of records were
Speaker 1: kept by the Sufis from way way back. In fact,
Speaker 1: I think a lot of this stuff goes back to
Speaker 1: older Middle Eastern orders in general. But when you look
Speaker 1: at the city of Baghdad, which is in the Middle East, right,
Speaker 1: I think that that was laid out astronomically and possibly
Speaker 1: even put on a stargate, right, because I think the
Speaker 1: way they had that city laid out was meant to
Speaker 1: be like a talisman to like charge up the whole
Speaker 1: layout of the place. The land itself to charge it
Speaker 1: all up. So there much.
Speaker 2: I think that's exactly what's going on here, right, That's
Speaker 2: why they're building on these mound sites for the You know,
Speaker 2: there is some evidence to suggest that there's these are
Speaker 2: energy nodes a certain regard US geological surveys, for example,
Speaker 2: not all. There's limited data available to say this is
Speaker 2: a hard and fast rule, but there is evidence supporting
Speaker 2: that there is changes in the energy patterns at these
Speaker 2: mound sites, especially these Adana Mountain sites.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you have let me see if I can
Speaker 1: share a picture real quick, we'll give this a Yeah.
Speaker 2: Man, while you're looking for that, are you familiar with
Speaker 2: the ancient mounds of Cincinnati, the city of its founded
Speaker 2: by the folks who found in America the Society of
Speaker 2: the Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Say that one more time for me, jj sorrs.
Speaker 2: Are you doing something? So when we're talking about all
Speaker 2: these things in the Secret Society in America, we can
Speaker 2: see with the way that the Society the Cincinnati, the
Speaker 2: folks that founded this country, they used they built very
Speaker 2: specific sites on very specific markers, including which Society Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: So you'll see this big circle in an L shape,
Speaker 2: that's Fountain Square today, Yes, where Fountain Square is in
Speaker 2: Cincinnati on this old map here, this is eighteen thirty eight,
Speaker 2: I think, yeah, and we see a lot of so
Speaker 2: I have a general theory again of all the weird.
Speaker 2: It's weird happens in and around these mound sites, specifically
Speaker 2: the Adana Mountain sites, you know. And here we see
Speaker 2: this is a cryptozoologists and Twilight Language author there, Lauren Coleman,
Speaker 2: you know Mathman author as well. There, and he and I,
Speaker 2: he and I cross pass and came to know each
Speaker 2: other over matters of the mounds.
Speaker 1: You know that, you know, Laura Coleman.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's posted my he's posted my mound ideas here
Speaker 2: on his blog. Before this is you know, years back
Speaker 2: as twenty nineteen. We first twenty eighteen, probably maybe between nineteen,
Speaker 2: but we see he posted this thing about a mass
Speaker 2: shooting on Fountain Square. And again, I know, folks want
Speaker 2: to go crazy about something, you know, I don't disagree.
Speaker 2: Some of those are, you know, not real, but this
Speaker 2: one was real. In fact, I knew one of the victims.
Speaker 2: So not only that it is it falls into that
Speaker 2: whole category of weird happens in around mount It's not
Speaker 2: just weird murders, but you know, cryptozoology again. He's also
Speaker 2: picked on their cryptozoologists again. He's picked up on the
Speaker 2: fact that mothman, dog man, uh, octopushman in Cincinnati, badger
Speaker 2: man in Cincinnati, frogman in Cincinnati, all these things are
Speaker 2: seen on mounds.
Speaker 1: In fact, I'd like to do maybe do something more
Speaker 1: on this in the future, like doing I don't know
Speaker 1: what to call it, but basically the all the occult
Speaker 1: ties to the land itself as it pertains to mound
Speaker 1: sites especially, and just all the ancient sites over here,
Speaker 1: and how there's like there's like an occult presence still
Speaker 1: to this day lingering around with this and it's definitely
Speaker 1: directly tied in with the cryptids as well.
Speaker 2: You know for sure.
Speaker 1: Zimmerman came on my show, he's been on twice. On
Speaker 1: one of those occasions, he told me about he was
Speaker 1: at a at a mountain site, I believe it was
Speaker 1: in West Virginia and he heard somebody I heard a
Speaker 1: voice talking to him and he had He said when
Speaker 1: he got in his car to leave, there's something like
Speaker 1: a shadowy figure was in the back seat. He said,
Speaker 1: the wheel was constantly being tugged the car. The car
Speaker 1: was trying to like drive, somebody was like, it's almost
Speaker 1: if somebody was like tugging on the wheel. He had
Speaker 1: all this crazy stuff happened to him, and when he left,
Speaker 1: when he left the the mound site, all that stuff
Speaker 1: finally stopped happening to him.
Speaker 2: So, yeah, dude, it's weird. I'm telling you. I don't
Speaker 2: I really don't have a great way to explain it, right,
Speaker 2: but other than just saying that, you know, weird happens
Speaker 2: in the round mound side, I mean I've experienced that,
Speaker 2: I've seen to it, you know what I mean? I
Speaker 2: know I know these things from experience, not just because
Speaker 2: I like to say these things, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like, yeah, for example, the connections are there, man, the
Speaker 1: connections there, and like real quick, like yeah, the Turner
Speaker 1: Group Mounts. I had the Peabody Museum. I have part
Speaker 1: of the Peabody Museum study of the Turner Group Mounts,
Speaker 1: and it includes diagrams of the mounds that are now
Speaker 1: beneath downtown Cincinnati. Uh, sir, They literally built the city
Speaker 1: on top of an old mound site. Plus I think
Speaker 1: temple site. I just think it was an ancient city
Speaker 1: all the way around. And I think that it goes
Speaker 1: back to the four ancient people from nine hundred AD
Speaker 1: who lived in Cincinnati until we took the region over.
Speaker 1: But if you look at them and look into their legends, Lord,
Speaker 1: they say that they didn't build the mounds there or
Speaker 1: any of the other things there. They said they moved
Speaker 1: into Essentially, they moved into the city that was built
Speaker 1: by giants.
Speaker 2: Well there you go, and I'm glad that's a good
Speaker 2: point because when we're looking at the specifically the Turn
Speaker 2: earthwork site, so that's of the Middle Woodland period based
Speaker 2: upon all evidence, So that is these later cultures of
Speaker 2: the mound builders building on top of the sites that
Speaker 2: the giants built the Adena mountains.
Speaker 1: Yep, good call. And uh, I think there's you know,
Speaker 1: going back to the the the cirrus and the alder
Speaker 1: Baron and all that. I do think, and I won't
Speaker 1: go too far down this today, but I do think
Speaker 1: there's some goddess worship involved here as well, and I
Speaker 1: think the elites have tapped into that. Did you see
Speaker 1: did you were we able to pull up this picture
Speaker 1: that I have? Do you see that?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, want to give me one second Okay, I
Speaker 2: was just gonna Al's share with you a weird Uh.
Speaker 2: An incident of high weirdness that occurred after your picture
Speaker 2: here at occurred at Serpent Mound. I think it was
Speaker 2: the summer solstice two years ago. So I was up
Speaker 2: there doing a I had done a number of eating
Speaker 2: a large waine of fungus, and I was hanging out
Speaker 2: there with Recluse most of the farm. We were on
Speaker 2: an adventure also with another associate of ours, Ed Uh
Speaker 2: and Ed was not eating the focus that day. And
Speaker 2: my associated and my dude, doctor Inferno as well was
Speaker 2: with us. We d was the cyber driver and we
Speaker 2: got I got as lost there on the way out.
Speaker 2: We ended up here with the Knights of Pithies incident.
Speaker 2: But it exemplifies my points. So you know, you can't
Speaker 2: even expect it when you're on mound site and we're
Speaker 2: gonna go down mmm. But we'll get into that in
Speaker 2: a second. What do what do you got here on this? Uh?
Speaker 2: This image? All right?
Speaker 1: This is one of the pictures taken from some of
Speaker 1: the Vanderbilt parties.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: These are some of the Vanderbilt women, you know, and
Speaker 1: what they did was the the Vanderbilt women would have
Speaker 1: these big lavish parties, you know, sort of like uh
Speaker 1: they were, they were socialites, right, and they throw these big,
Speaker 1: these big parties, and they would dress up as goddesses.
Speaker 1: And this is one such case, right. And what's interesting
Speaker 1: about this is you've got doves in another image, and
Speaker 1: then you've got a statue of Liberty pose here.
Speaker 2: So actually, I was gonna say that reminds me a
Speaker 2: lot of the old original statue of Liberty wearing the
Speaker 2: Fendergreen crap or the Fendigreen crap, the fur I can
Speaker 2: never pronounce that Furgan cap. There we you so now
Speaker 2: the Liberty cap right.
Speaker 1: Right right, So here we have one of the other
Speaker 1: Vanderbilt ladies holding doves, and doves are Ishtar. Doves are
Speaker 1: associated with Ishtar and Venus because ishtar Anna is Venus.
Speaker 1: And you have if you want to go back to Alderbaran,
Speaker 1: the Pleiades and just that whole Tauris constellation. It's ruled
Speaker 1: by Venus, so it's got these Ishtar goddess If you
Speaker 1: go back to this, well, actually Colombia, right, the district
Speaker 1: of Columbia, right, Columbia or Colombia is Latin for Dove.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say, yep, exactly, And that's what we
Speaker 2: see with Christopher Columbus being represented by the Dove m.
Speaker 1: And so you've got the You've got also Columbia Pictures, right,
Speaker 1: the the Hollywood Film Production Company. They have a Columbia
Speaker 1: that's making this same pose.
Speaker 2: Right. And then also and we see it with Columbia Records,
Speaker 2: right CBS. Right, also be University which used to be
Speaker 2: King's College, right, that was changed to Columbia after the
Speaker 2: creation of America.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmmm. And also you have the Statue of Liberty
Speaker 1: doing a similar pose.
Speaker 2: Well, this is this is very much similar to what
Speaker 2: we see on the Statue of Liberty. Now you look
Speaker 2: at the statue on the top of of US Congress Building, right,
Speaker 2: we see almost the identical thing with the bird in
Speaker 2: the hat situation. Right.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And and I don't know if this will come
Speaker 1: up today, but star Fords, you know, uh, the base
Speaker 1: of the Statue of Liberty is a star fork. My
Speaker 1: my supposition is that they probably built that slash place
Speaker 1: the Stay chief Liberty on top of an older site
Speaker 1: that was a star Ford. There's a couple of them
Speaker 1: there in the New York area. In the bay there.
Speaker 1: So I think all this is linked to star forards.
Speaker 1: In fact, that alignment that I'll show in you with
Speaker 1: Cleopatra's needle, Saint Paul's and General Worth Square, that also
Speaker 1: aligns with Castle Clinton, which is an old star for
Speaker 1: at the tip of Manhattan. Uh, it's aligned with Cleopatra's needle.
Speaker 1: Man like this stuff, this stuff gets, this stuff gets crazy.
Speaker 2: JJ Is it named after the Clintons of the New
Speaker 2: York Chapter the Society of Cincinnati de Wick Clinton, his
Speaker 2: brother Alexandra.
Speaker 1: That's a good question. I'm not sure. If you look
Speaker 1: at this picture though, here this is this is another
Speaker 1: star Ford that's right across from Manhattan. You could see that, right,
Speaker 1: that's clearly a star fork.
Speaker 2: Now, I mean I've been there, dude. It looks older
Speaker 2: than what the claim it is too.
Speaker 1: That too, That's what I'm kind of getting at here.
Speaker 1: All these Castle Clinton is over here in this area
Speaker 1: and it's been pretty much turned into this circular thing.
Speaker 1: At some point it was a star fork, though I
Speaker 1: saw it on older maps as a star fork. And
Speaker 1: then out of picture here, of course you have the
Speaker 1: Statue of Liberty and I think, of course she's also
Speaker 1: on top of an older star forard. And it's like
Speaker 1: you say, man, I think that these theok, these forts
Speaker 1: are much much older than they're telling us. And I
Speaker 1: do think that probably New York itself was an ancient city.
Speaker 1: I know it used to be called New Amsterdam. I
Speaker 1: think it was probably something before that, and these forts
Speaker 1: were just have been part of the landscape for who
Speaker 1: knows how long millennia even.
Speaker 2: Oh it did. For dude, I think you're spot on
Speaker 2: here analysis there, sir. I can when you're done with
Speaker 2: some of these pictures, I got a couple of things
Speaker 2: to share with you, and response you can say, to
Speaker 2: exhibit your points.
Speaker 1: We'll go ahead and I'll stop share.
Speaker 2: But no worries. I think you're making some great points there.
Speaker 2: Again we see the evidence of it being an ancient
Speaker 2: society civilization with the mounds, with some of these structures,
Speaker 2: and we see another one that's often written off of
Speaker 2: something else today and was likely a Knights templar rectory,
Speaker 2: one of their religious houses, and that's now the Newport Tower.
Speaker 2: Now we're told this was Benedict Arnold's great grandfather built
Speaker 2: this as a windmill. So again we're back to the society.
Speaker 2: The Cincinnati has been atedict Donald.
Speaker 1: Yeah, can I say real quick just to add into
Speaker 1: what you're saying here. You know, Venus, we talked about venus, right,
Speaker 1: Venus is important to the Templars for navigating sir alignments
Speaker 1: as well, and so.
Speaker 2: This has a Venus alignment in it right here. Yes, sir,
Speaker 2: there you go, there you go. I've seen it. I've
Speaker 2: been to this tower fort to see that venus alignment
Speaker 2: and the solstice alignments there. M hm. You can see
Speaker 2: the little windows here built into the structure, so you'll
Speaker 2: it's a round structure used to have a you know,
Speaker 2: I'll bring up the actual what the Templars built this
Speaker 2: as as the same construction. But you'll see this is
Speaker 2: the same. It's the same same.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: See all these see all these little porks there, These
Speaker 2: are all for alignments right for different days. See all
Speaker 2: these ports.
Speaker 3: Mm.
Speaker 2: So that way, when you're in here, the light shines
Speaker 2: on the egg overneath the archway, on the on the
Speaker 2: venus alignment specifically inside here. See this this one right here,
Speaker 2: this little like corner stone from the archway or whatever.
Speaker 2: It's an egg egg shape, So it's literally symbolic of
Speaker 2: this whole again kind of sex ancient sex colt, right,
Speaker 2: an ancient sex colt because they're venerating aspects of you know, procreation. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm not saying it's sex colt in in a negative
Speaker 2: way necessarily. I'm just saying that they venerate, They venerate
Speaker 2: the aspects of creating life in this in this universe.
Speaker 2: And they do so by in certain dates times in alignments,
Speaker 2: as we see with their architecture and the way they
Speaker 2: put things even today when they build some on top
Speaker 2: of things. But we also see it in the way
Speaker 2: that they do these things. So the egg shape is
Speaker 2: like you know in the venus, it's all representative of approcreation, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, and I think all this is thank you
Speaker 1: with astrology. Yeah, there you go. Keystone, which.
Speaker 4: You know, some of those cornerstones and stuff too, we
Speaker 4: were taken from mounds, right.
Speaker 2: They were well the one, yes, sir, the one the
Speaker 2: first So every every US capital from Ohio in eighteen
Speaker 2: oh four through Colorado in eighteen forty eighteen fifty eight. Maybe, uh,
Speaker 2: the establishment of Jefferson County in the Jefferson Territory, right,
Speaker 2: the first guy that that territorial governor was the carpenter
Speaker 2: on the first mound capitol building in Chilikality, Ohio now
Speaker 2: the current so every every capital in between was done
Speaker 2: via mound ritual, like the one in Ohio when they
Speaker 2: moved it in eighteen thirty eight courtesy of Governor Joseph Vance.
Speaker 2: He moves it from chili Caality to Columbus. They do,
Speaker 2: they do a ritual. They take contents of the mound
Speaker 2: to make the cornerstone that sits today in Columbus, Ohio.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I would suggest too, like, yes, there is
Speaker 1: a an ancient cult tied into this. I'm on board
Speaker 1: with that. And I also think that some of these
Speaker 1: alignments also represent I think they represent several different things.
Speaker 1: I think the Colts did certain things on certain alignments,
Speaker 1: certain solstices and such. And I think too they operated
Speaker 1: by the stars in like matters to do with their
Speaker 1: livelihood and business. Like going back to Vanderbilt, that whole
Speaker 1: thing with him knowing about the eye of Horus and
Speaker 1: Aldebaran and when to like sort of make big moves
Speaker 1: as a as an industrialist, right, when to do big
Speaker 1: moves for his company and for his livelihood how to
Speaker 1: become richer. That goes back to what's going on in
Speaker 1: the stars. I think they knew how to do that,
Speaker 1: and I think this is something that was carried over
Speaker 1: from ancient times. The ancients knew, Okay, when this star
Speaker 1: system is right here in relation to the moon, certain
Speaker 1: there are certain things you just don't do because it
Speaker 1: spells bad news. But wait a little bit and watch
Speaker 1: that thing move in the sky a little bit, and
Speaker 1: then you can do it, and you it will not
Speaker 1: only be not cursed for you, but it will actually
Speaker 1: be a blessing for you to actually enhance whatever it
Speaker 1: is you're trying to do. Right. I think these alignments
Speaker 1: had that sort of a function too. Personally, j J.
Speaker 1: I think you frozen.
Speaker 5: Yes, No, I think you're right, say, oh.
Speaker 2: Families who don't have representation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, start, just start whatever you said over again.
Speaker 2: Because when you're when you're talking about Cornelius Vanderbilt moving
Speaker 2: that giant Dick statue right and setting things up on
Speaker 2: these alignments and this esoteric understanding and knowledge, well, you know,
Speaker 2: we see even folks like the Vanderbilts or the Astors
Speaker 2: who don't have necessarily original membership in the society of Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: They're wealthy folks who came into these new Amsterdam, New
Speaker 2: York area, both both both families and married into those
Speaker 2: those society families. Right, so we see Cornelius Vanderbilt may
Speaker 2: have in fact been a hereditary member via his mother
Speaker 2: and her father. So and the same things go on
Speaker 2: those aster lines. They married into the Van Schulers, the
Speaker 2: Van Courtland's or right, these these notable families of the
Speaker 2: founding families of New Amsterdam. But speaking of New Amsterdam,
Speaker 2: we see this thing allegedly built by French. This is
Speaker 2: Fort teiconder Rogan.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, I've got another flour no tell me about it.
Speaker 1: But in a second I do want to show you
Speaker 1: another four associated with New Amsterdam.
Speaker 2: But go ahead, yes, sir. This sits at the mouth
Speaker 2: of the entrance away from so the Saint Lawrence River
Speaker 2: comes in from the Atlantic Ocean, right, yes, dude, yes,
Speaker 2: and then it goes through Lake Champlain. And before you
Speaker 2: can get to the Hudson River Valley, you have to
Speaker 2: go through this port area from Lake Champlain and Lake George.
Speaker 2: And that's where this SAIDs. So if you're protecting you know,
Speaker 2: all of New York and the Hudson Valley right from
Speaker 2: you know, Entrance Way and the back, you know, the
Speaker 2: back the sneak attack to the Saint Lawrence River. You
Speaker 2: they have forts like this along Lake Champlain and then
Speaker 2: further south at the at the south end of Lake Champlain.
Speaker 1: So let me get this straight. Uh. I know that
Speaker 1: the Saint Lawrence River flows down into the Great Lakes,
Speaker 1: but before you get to the Great Lakes, you're able
Speaker 1: to hang a left on to the Hudson River, right, Okay,
Speaker 1: and then you keep going and that's where it turns into.
Speaker 2: The kind of kind of you gotta get. You got
Speaker 2: to go through Lake Champlain, then Lake George, and then
Speaker 2: it gets to the Hudson. I'll bring them, Matt.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I've heard and actually in my research I
Speaker 1: found I think that the Templars knew about this way
Speaker 1: way back before Columbus and the Greek as well. I
Speaker 1: think the Greek Templars, the Templars may have got this
Speaker 1: from the Greeks in the first place, Like going back
Speaker 1: to that Templar lineage that we talked about earlier, like
Speaker 1: I think that the Temparsh were a branch off of
Speaker 1: this Brothers of the East right that was done in Constantinople,
Speaker 1: in Turkey Istanbul. But the broughs of the East originally
Speaker 1: came from Greece, and the Greeks knew. According to Blue Plutarch,
Speaker 1: the Greeks knew that you could come over here to
Speaker 1: this continent. They knew it was here, and you could
Speaker 1: hit the Saint Lawrence River, and they knew you could
Speaker 1: you could sail down into the Great Lakes. So if
Speaker 1: they knew this as far back as Plutark, then perhaps
Speaker 1: the Templars got their maps from them, And that's where
Speaker 1: you see the Templars coming down the Saint Lawrence and
Speaker 1: coming into the Hudson right and hiding stuff. We knew
Speaker 1: they created vaults. And there's even a talk of there
Speaker 1: being an old temple on top of Hunter Mountain, which
Speaker 1: is right off of the Hudson River as well.
Speaker 2: What's the name of that mountain?
Speaker 1: Hunter Mountain? Can you pull that map up though? When
Speaker 1: we're time, Bero, I want to make.
Speaker 2: Sure that, yeah, I don't know that mountain.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So let's show people where they would jump off
Speaker 1: the Saint Lawrence.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, you go up here. And so we see
Speaker 2: when you're saying that these folks learned of these things,
Speaker 2: that they absolutely did. This is all stuff passed down
Speaker 2: to the blood lines we see exhibited through their civilizations
Speaker 2: like the Newfoundland and Nova Scotian civilizations that we attribute
Speaker 2: to the Vikings and the lown Salt Meadows settlement which
Speaker 2: dates back to ten sixty six. At the same time,
Speaker 2: the Norman they're no longer Vikings, they're now Christian They
Speaker 2: married into the Norses, the Norse families and the Normans
Speaker 2: of Normandy became the Christianized later, you know, the Vikings
Speaker 2: and the Normans. So we see the same bloodlines being
Speaker 2: passed down. For example, I'm you know, in my distant lineage.
Speaker 2: According to all documentation that Plan Vance is descended along
Speaker 2: with William the Conqueror from King Rolly ro o ll E,
Speaker 2: the first king there of the Christianized Vikings in Normandy.
Speaker 2: And we see two Vance lieutenants that accompany their cousin,
Speaker 2: and they were born in the same castle there Normandy,
Speaker 2: their cousins and William the Conqueror in the Norman invasion
Speaker 2: of ten sixty six in the UK, but we don't
Speaker 2: recognize they came to North America in that Lon Salmete
Speaker 2: is instead of shop there too. So we see these
Speaker 2: things getting passed down through these bloodlines and understanding. I
Speaker 2: do think they were trying to keep this very much
Speaker 2: hidden from the crown for many years, which is what
Speaker 2: we still go on today in my opinion, these same
Speaker 2: kind of dispuse. But we we do see that whole
Speaker 2: settlement up there at the mouth of the Saint Lawrence.
Speaker 2: So they've been here for a long time, and these
Speaker 2: families were just passing these things down and we can
Speaker 2: see it in the native culture, right, they weren't murdering
Speaker 2: the natives. You look at the Micmac culture up there
Speaker 2: in Newfoundland and it's all very much templar based, a
Speaker 2: lot of Sinclair stories of the ross and folks printenary Sinclair,
Speaker 2: their alphabet and language, their flags everything, right. So yeah,
Speaker 2: so we see that, we see that up here where
Speaker 2: they have a settlement for you know, thousand thousand plus
Speaker 2: years right according to.
Speaker 1: Yeah, agreed, agreed, And I'm saying I think it goes
Speaker 1: back in from now once you get down to Saint Lawrence,
Speaker 1: where's that where's that job off point that will take
Speaker 1: you down to New York City.
Speaker 2: So we see these we see all of these ancient
Speaker 2: uh again not Viking, but nor Norman really Norman civilizations
Speaker 2: all through here right Nova scot Shop to Newfoundland. Right
Speaker 2: this is that lownsaw Meadows is like right here, I believe,
Speaker 2: so we see this is the Gulf of Saint Lawrence.
Speaker 2: Then you come in Saint Lawrence, you go past Montreal,
Speaker 2: and once you get to Montreal you get to well
Speaker 2: on my computer's being dump, you can go to the
Speaker 2: Great Lakes right here, or you can right here see
Speaker 2: to Lake Ontario, or you can hang south here to
Speaker 2: Lake Champlain and then Lake Champlain. In between Lake Champlain
Speaker 2: and Lake George you get Fort ty Konda Roga. But
Speaker 2: they they have they have a couple of forts up
Speaker 2: here too. They're just not as elaborate as Tae Kwonda
Speaker 2: Roga because that's like the last stop right you have
Speaker 2: to go through there to get to the Hudson Valley
Speaker 2: by water, and you see that right here with this
Speaker 2: three point see this choke point here before you get
Speaker 2: to Lake George and then on into the Hudson River
Speaker 2: right here.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm uh. Maybe we should put in a Hunter
Speaker 1: Mountain so I could show you where that's at. Yep,
Speaker 1: this was a place. So Scott Walter says he's been
Speaker 1: up there, and he went up there with somebody who
Speaker 1: was a Templar, right, and of course I think he's
Speaker 1: a templar.
Speaker 2: Are you talking about his buddy Sinclair.
Speaker 1: I don't know who the guy's name was.
Speaker 2: He runs around with a descendant from the Rosalind Sinclair's
Speaker 2: of the Templars, right, and he was I think as
Speaker 2: a member of Clay Advance, the old Walter there.
Speaker 1: I do think it was that guy who was and
Speaker 1: would you say Sinclair.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, yeah, General Arthur Saint Clair was the last
Speaker 2: executive of the Continental Congress, you know, close associate with
Speaker 2: George Washington. He was a guy in charge of the
Speaker 2: northwest expansion through the Society's city of Cincinnati. And he's
Speaker 2: a descendant from the Roslyn Sinclair's. So we see these
Speaker 2: same powerful folks with then again the Templars descendants, the Norse,
Speaker 2: the Normans, the Vikings, Normans, right, Templars, Society you know
Speaker 2: Jacobites' Huguenots, right, and then society the Cincinnati even the
Speaker 2: French side, so all the French side of the Society
Speaker 2: are all the Protestant Huguenot families and all the other ones,
Speaker 2: the Scots and the Irish and the Whale Welch and
Speaker 2: the British Protestants or all the Jacobite families that became
Speaker 2: from the Templars down to the Society of the Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: So we can almost call them the modern day Templars
Speaker 2: when we talk about the Society of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Really mm hmm. So from what I understand, what they
Speaker 1: did here was they came down from through Plattsburgh, Lake
Speaker 1: platts and all that come down to Hudson and the Templars.
Speaker 2: Plattsburgh is the opposite side of Burlington. That's that's Lake Champlain.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well either way, you see where Hunter Mountains and
Speaker 1: you see how close that is to Hudson, right.
Speaker 2: You So like you come down through Lake George, are
Speaker 2: down the Hudson River valley and you get to Hudson
Speaker 2: in the Catskills Socrates area. So this is we're almost
Speaker 2: to the point. Yep, we're almost to the point where
Speaker 2: the Society of Cincinnati started. So the society starts there's
Speaker 2: Hunter Mountain. Yeah, society starts on a cabin on a
Speaker 2: mountain site right here, right right where, right right there.
Speaker 1: Where your cursor is above Hudson.
Speaker 2: Yeah, hold on one second, I'll bring it up. It's
Speaker 2: in Fishkill.
Speaker 1: If that's if it's if it's as close as to
Speaker 1: Hunter Mountain as I think, this is not a coincidence.
Speaker 2: Well, that's what I'm saying. You're you're getting into heavy
Speaker 2: society territory.
Speaker 1: This is literally where they said that the the ancient
Speaker 1: templars would would get out of the boat and hike
Speaker 1: up Hunter Mountain. And they said, it's not it's not
Speaker 1: on Hunter Mountain, it's one of the surrounding. It's right
Speaker 1: there in that area. Because they didn't want to give
Speaker 1: out the exact location, so they're saying it was roughly
Speaker 1: near Hunter Mountain. They would hike up there and there
Speaker 1: was a temple up there, and there were priestesses running
Speaker 1: the place, and they had stored away hidden in like
Speaker 1: vaults in this mountain scrolls. Yeah, so that's the whole thing.
Speaker 1: Scott Walter's buddy, who's a templar, had somehow got ahold
Speaker 1: of one of these scrolls and it gave them directions
Speaker 1: to this place. That's how they knew about it. So
Speaker 1: they went and there was a lecture on YouTube where
Speaker 1: Scott Walter is talking about going up there and saying, yeah,
Speaker 1: sure enough, there were ancient ruins up there of this place.
Speaker 2: That's interesting. So we're sixty six miles from the onset
Speaker 2: of where it started to Hunter Mountain. And it makes
Speaker 2: a lot of sense because again when I'm saying, you know,
Speaker 2: the things being passed down the blood lines, like maps
Speaker 2: and stuff, because how else do you think these folks
Speaker 2: found out how to be such great surveyors mathematicians, and
Speaker 2: how they don't learn how to read the sky in
Speaker 2: the astronomy because you have to do all of those
Speaker 2: things in order to map and survey in traverse Land.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, I don't think that people realize that the
Speaker 1: templars and the surrounding, all the surrounding mystical lore surrounding templars.
Speaker 1: I don't some people don't think realize how authentic some
Speaker 1: of this is. Like I think that people think this
Speaker 1: is a fiction, all of a Dan Brown novel.
Speaker 2: For sure, they do. No, you do, You're spot on.
Speaker 2: But here's a funny story, because I used to.
Speaker 1: They did come over here JJ and hide stuff. They
Speaker 1: were they were being chased down by the Vatican and
Speaker 1: by some of the monarchs, so they had to. There
Speaker 1: was one point in history where I think it was
Speaker 1: King Philip was was hunting down Templars because he wanted
Speaker 1: treasure and knowledge and stuff. And they found some of
Speaker 1: the places where the tip Blars had stashed the stuff,
Speaker 1: and it was empty. All the treasure was gone, All
Speaker 1: the ships were empty. And I do think that some
Speaker 1: of that stuff was brought over here man and hidden
Speaker 1: away over here.
Speaker 2: This guy is hilarious. This is I call him Bill.
Speaker 2: You might be an a I C A Bots Bill
Speaker 2: Kobe number one ball washer. Everything I say on here
Speaker 2: is a hoax or wrong or something whatever. But I
Speaker 2: appreciate our channel's dedication. That keeps me motivated.
Speaker 1: So how does how does anybody know that the Templars
Speaker 1: didn't sell down the Saint Lawrence River? How do you
Speaker 1: know that in the first place, whether we got more
Speaker 1: evidence that they did.
Speaker 2: How would you know it in the alternative?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: How would you be able to say for certainly that
Speaker 2: never happened? Right? Yeah, you know it's not. There's not
Speaker 2: It's not an opinion based on evan, This opinion based
Speaker 2: on but herdedness.
Speaker 1: I think, like, how do you even substantiate that all
Speaker 1: they ever came over here?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 1: So let me let me let me do something here.
Speaker 1: The Columbus got his maps from templars. Okay, the old
Speaker 1: Phoenician maps were hidden private by the Templars who had
Speaker 1: changed their name to the Portuguese Order of Christ. So
Speaker 1: Columbus married into the Portuguese Order of.
Speaker 2: Christ, the daughter of the head of it, right.
Speaker 1: Exactly exactly, and that's how he knew how to come
Speaker 1: over here. He got the maps from the templars themselves.
Speaker 1: So yeah, they knew about the Saint Lawrence River. That's
Speaker 1: how he knew how to come over here in the
Speaker 1: first place. And that's why he flew a templar cross
Speaker 1: on its ship, because it was the Order of the
Speaker 1: of Christ or whatever, the order of the Portuguese Order
Speaker 1: of Christ that he married into. They were templars. So,
Speaker 1: and there are old Portuguese maps from the fourteen thirties
Speaker 1: that showed the east coast of North America and Brazil.
Speaker 1: They had a word for the east coast of America
Speaker 1: Antilles or Antila Portuguese for other side. It was because
Speaker 1: to them it was the other side of the Atlantic
Speaker 1: from Portugal. It was an old trade route that Columbus
Speaker 1: got from the Templars, meaning people definitely came here and
Speaker 1: they knew about it. They came over here in a
Speaker 1: large number, way before Columbus they knew about the whole
Speaker 1: continent in general. The Spanish were coming over here.
Speaker 2: Looking, that's a good example of what we're talking about, Tim, right,
Speaker 2: with the passing down of this of this esoteric knowledge
Speaker 2: and lineage. And these are all mound families, These are
Speaker 2: all mound bloodlines. So this is an old Viking mound
Speaker 2: from Denmark that this thing was foundating back to the
Speaker 2: nine hundred. So when they were still Vikings before they
Speaker 2: became the Normans, right, they were they were building mounds
Speaker 2: and burying things in them of religious and ritual trinkets
Speaker 2: and end up you know, bodies because again they learned
Speaker 2: that from their ancestors, right, these practices. So we see
Speaker 2: these little you know, things that go back even in
Speaker 2: these bloodlines. And again so another example of that would
Speaker 2: be I've done some DNA tests. My paternal bloodline goes
Speaker 2: back to the Beaker people, which are the mound building
Speaker 2: culture around Stonehenge. So I think a lot of these
Speaker 2: families have always been mound people, yeah, for sure. And
Speaker 2: it's I also think that this.
Speaker 1: Is a I'll go ahead, sir, Yeah, I was just
Speaker 1: gonna add to what you're saying here a little bit
Speaker 1: and just maybe tie a bow on what I was
Speaker 1: saying if I can. It's like, if anybody can get
Speaker 1: in here, anybody can get on online and and be
Speaker 1: the faceless, uh so called expert and say, oh, this
Speaker 1: never happened. We're telling you why we think it happened,
Speaker 1: and we're providing receipts here. So you better listen up,
Speaker 1: because I mean, it takes a long time to research
Speaker 1: this kind of stuff and get your bearings right and
Speaker 1: have a sense of what's going on. And it wasn't
Speaker 1: just temp bars who had ships that were coming. They
Speaker 1: were building the freaking Gothic cathedrals over there with a
Speaker 1: guy named Saint Bernard of claire Vaux who was a
Speaker 1: secretly practicing druid who hung out with cobblists. And that's
Speaker 1: how the templars built the cathedrals, which are just speaking
Speaker 1: of Dan Brown stuff. It's this is the real life
Speaker 1: Dan Brown situation where they were encoding clues to the
Speaker 1: ancient mysteries and the maps and everything else into the
Speaker 1: walls of the cathedrals themselves. They hid al chemical secrets
Speaker 1: in the walls. If you look at Rosalind Chapel, there's
Speaker 1: maize on the wall. Corn there's uh uh what do
Speaker 1: they call it? Cacti? Trying to remember the specific type
Speaker 1: of cacti. There's that's only found in North America. On
Speaker 1: the walls of Rosland Chapel, there's a there's a three
Speaker 1: leafed flower on the walls there. And up top of
Speaker 1: Rosalind Chapel you have uh, Mayan pyramids. How did they
Speaker 1: know about that? Because they were kind of over here
Speaker 1: and they were.
Speaker 2: Right right, you're talking about there's there's temples and stuff
Speaker 2: and the the you know, the Gothic cathedrals like Notre Dame, right,
Speaker 2: that was Curtis. See folks like Bernard Clairvo's he's one
Speaker 2: of the founders of the Templar. It's one of his
Speaker 2: associates who was the treasurer for Clavo. He was the
Speaker 2: guy that is credited with starting the Notre Dame Cathedral.
Speaker 2: And we see these matters of these this efforts against
Speaker 2: these same blood lines. Today, I would argue because we
Speaker 2: see that that president of France, that secret ross child
Speaker 2: guy Emmanuel McCrone, who's actually apparently married to his father
Speaker 2: husband wife. Well, we see those folks. The father husband
Speaker 2: wife wanted to not put a giant dick statue in
Speaker 2: the form of a monobolisk on top of Notre Dame
Speaker 2: when they reopened it. She wanted to put an actual
Speaker 2: golden pallast, a giant, actual golden dick and balls. That's
Speaker 2: a true story. But we see a science and technology
Speaker 2: that these folks knew and with this simatics right within
Speaker 2: these cathedrals.
Speaker 1: Right m And I'll tell you something else, man, Like
Speaker 1: I said, I think I alluded to this. I think
Speaker 1: the templars were and probably still are residents too. That's
Speaker 1: another great point. Like there's a lot of crazy like
Speaker 1: the Rose Circle, the there's a lot of crazy like
Speaker 1: frequency and resonant stuff with these cathedrals too, Like down
Speaker 1: to the bells, I think there was a science involved
Speaker 1: with using the bells and and sending a frequency over
Speaker 1: the mountains and far far away to the next village
Speaker 1: where that you could connect frequencies with bells and stuff
Speaker 1: like that. But I think, going back to this war
Speaker 1: I alluded to, I think this is telling in a
Speaker 1: lot of ways. I think that these templars were engaged
Speaker 1: in a war with the Vatican and some of the
Speaker 1: monarchs like King Philip AKA, some of the royal families,
Speaker 1: because that's that seems to be part of what this
Speaker 1: country right now.
Speaker 2: It's all about the same thing, exact same thing.
Speaker 1: Same thing, man. And when you see Vanderbilt bringing Egyptian obelisks,
Speaker 1: making alignments with old churches and old castles that are
Speaker 1: older than they tell us and are associated with groups
Speaker 1: like the Society of Cincinnati and everybody else, it's a
Speaker 1: big club of insiders. That's that's what this is all about.
Speaker 1: These guys who came in here and started running shop
Speaker 1: in this country later on, like the Vanderbilts, are tuned in.
Speaker 1: They're a part of the club. I'm not saying they're
Speaker 1: all templars, but he was definitely a Mason, and like
Speaker 1: I said, I think the Masons broke off from the
Speaker 1: Templars in the first place.
Speaker 4: So that's that would be Vanderbilt's involvement, if we want
Speaker 4: to put a bow on that.
Speaker 2: Now again again, you're right there. Again, I argue, there's
Speaker 2: a faction there has been since the onset of this
Speaker 2: country of anti liberty and liberty faction within the society.
Speaker 2: We see the European interests like the astors like the
Speaker 2: Vanderbilts coming in and marrying into the society family. So
Speaker 2: somebody like Cornelius Vanderbilt, who moved that giant dick statue
Speaker 2: Cleopatra's needle but on a ship in the mid nineteenth century,
Speaker 2: went through a large effort to move it to Manhattan.
Speaker 2: And again it's a forty five hundred year old obelisk.
Speaker 2: And we see also his grandson using the Society as
Speaker 2: Cincinnati's Cornelis Vanderbilt's grandson, that is, using the Society of
Speaker 2: Cincinnati's uh, you know, same bloodline architects and landscape architects
Speaker 2: when he built, when George Washington Vanderbilt builds the belt built, sorry,
Speaker 2: the Biltmore estate down in Ashville, North Carolina.
Speaker 1: Yeah, sir, I've been been there.
Speaker 2: So we see the same We see the same framework. Right,
Speaker 2: they're using like the the two brothers uh what's their names,
Speaker 2: uh Olmsted the so uh these folks haunt here and
Speaker 2: the Olmsted. So we see the architects and the landscape
Speaker 2: architects here of this place being used in other society
Speaker 2: you know structures, right, So we see that same lineage
Speaker 2: of activity. Mm hmmmm hmm.
Speaker 1: Again you know, I just think that this is a
Speaker 1: family that was plugged into all this esoteric knowledge has
Speaker 1: been handed like a baton down throughout the ages, and
Speaker 1: you know, the templars think that this stuff comes straight
Speaker 1: out of Atlantis, some of this technology. In fact, I've heard.
Speaker 2: Some folks claim this is tartarian. Some folks claim this
Speaker 2: is tartarian because it looks so ridiculously extravagant. But you know,
Speaker 2: there's a lot of documented history of the construction of this.
Speaker 1: Look that that whole tartarian thing, what what portions of
Speaker 1: it are true, may have been then borrowing ideas from
Speaker 1: other places and incorporating it into this older and more
Speaker 1: straightforward blueprint that these guys I agree, I agree, and
Speaker 1: the influences from all over, including the Mongols.
Speaker 2: If I may answer Bill Koby's ball washer here and
Speaker 2: put a little quick note on what you're saying there. Yeah. So,
Speaker 2: when King John of Lackland gave away all the templars
Speaker 2: land of the Vatican in twelve thirteen, and they came
Speaker 2: back from the Crusades like we see in the film
Speaker 2: Robin Hood, where all the lands back, King John saw it. Well,
Speaker 2: those temple are then hold King John hostage. Many of
Speaker 2: them are cousins with King John, and then they get
Speaker 2: their land back. And that's what we call magnet carta.
Speaker 2: That's what modern day story is called the US Constitution
Speaker 2: one point zero, or they call the US Constitution magnet
Speaker 2: carta two point zero. And we see the same bloodline
Speaker 2: folks bring us these documents in liberties and property rights
Speaker 2: that are associated with them, and that is in fact
Speaker 2: George Washington. So we have George Washington. Ten of his
Speaker 2: forefathers is fourteenth through seventeenth great grandfathers. Ten of those
Speaker 2: twenty five templars that brought us magnet carto are the
Speaker 2: forefathers of George Washington, who five hundred and sixty you know,
Speaker 2: X number of years later we five and sixty five
Speaker 2: or so, right, five and sixty yeah, five or so
Speaker 2: years later roughly, you know, whatever date you want to
Speaker 2: apply to the start of this country in seventeen seventy
Speaker 2: six or seventeen eighty three, right, we still see George
Speaker 2: Washington as being the forefront of the magnet carta two
Speaker 2: point zero. Five hundred plus years later.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's what That's exactly what I'm talking about here, bro.
Speaker 2: I'm on the fighting for liberty. Right, it's the same.
Speaker 2: It's the same dispute where folks are trying to take
Speaker 2: away the rights and liberties of the same bloodline. I
Speaker 2: think there's a little bit of religious aspects to it,
Speaker 2: because you got outs out of the Vatican, right.
Speaker 1: Yes, mainly mainly p Hall. I think outed the whole plan, don't.
Speaker 1: I don't know that he's one hundred percent right, but
Speaker 1: he's got some of it right. And according to him,
Speaker 1: it was a plan. He said that the occultists believe
Speaker 1: it was man's destiny to set aside land for a
Speaker 1: global empire of the West that would become America. It
Speaker 1: represented a philosophical occult utopia to them. It's in it's
Speaker 1: reminiscent of Atlantis.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 1: It's a it's an idea born in the shadow of
Speaker 1: the fall and civilization of Atlantis. To them, whether or
Speaker 1: not you believe Atlantis was a thing or not doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: They this is what they think happened, and they this
Speaker 1: is why they had the idea that one day they
Speaker 1: would take this mysterious continent and redo that whole Atlantis
Speaker 1: thing all over again. Right. It's it's like, I think
Speaker 1: that's possibly why the Templars were given the maps to
Speaker 1: America in the first place, because it's a part of
Speaker 1: this plan. They the thought of America almost seemed to
Speaker 1: be dreamed up by people in secret societies. And it's
Speaker 1: that's not my idea. I didn't even know it went
Speaker 1: that deep until I started researching some of this stuff.
Speaker 1: And that's what That's what Hall says, right, And I'd
Speaker 1: add to that and say Atlantis was the occult empire
Speaker 1: in the past, America was to be the occult empire
Speaker 1: of the future. And I'll throw one more thing in here,
Speaker 1: and I'll shut up just because I'm gonna throw over.
Speaker 2: I like, wh your brain was going here. But I
Speaker 2: like what you're saying.
Speaker 1: I think this goes back in some regards to the Greeks,
Speaker 1: because the Greeks knew about North America in the first place.
Speaker 1: And here's my receipt for these people out there saying
Speaker 1: that the Templars didn't sell did not sell the same,
Speaker 1: Lawrence River, here's the receipt. Okay. Plutarch seventy a d.
Speaker 1: Priest at the Temple of Apollo Delphi, so Mike calhim
Speaker 1: and occultist, I would according to his writings. They knew
Speaker 1: about the Saint Lawrence River, and they knew that they
Speaker 1: could sail down to it and get to the great
Speaker 1: lace about the region in general. They knew that there
Speaker 1: was a western continent of great size. And they even said.
Speaker 1: The word they used was it's blessed. They said, it's blessed. Right, So.
Speaker 2: Now I do I think you're spot on, dude, man,
Speaker 2: One of the I would say in response.
Speaker 1: To that, And it's the same word that I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: it's the same word. That word blessed is the blessed isles.
Speaker 1: It's the same word Nostrodamus would use later when he
Speaker 1: talked about America. Go ahead, j.
Speaker 2: Jason here, No, I know all you're saying is great
Speaker 2: stuff there, Tim, I like your brain holds that, because
Speaker 2: the only thing I would say on top of that is,
Speaker 2: and maybe look at from a different perspective, maybe America
Speaker 2: came first. Maybe this is the re establishment of those
Speaker 2: same enterprises, of the same vast body of knowledge that
Speaker 2: we see exemplified with these chapels and the Cimanics with
Speaker 2: their vast understanding of astronomy. Right, and because what you
Speaker 2: have to have to navigate the seas and survey these man.
Speaker 2: So it was this man right here. You'll see in
Speaker 2: the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: It was a re establishment. J J. I agree with that.
Speaker 1: And when you say one more thing, man, I promise
Speaker 1: i'llways stop here. But I think this is how you
Speaker 1: get books like sir Francis Bacon's New Atlantis. He was
Speaker 1: a templar. He was passing along the info that the
Speaker 1: templars bleed came from Atlantis and would be used to
Speaker 1: re establish a new empire in this western hemisphere. Right,
Speaker 1: thus he calls it the New Atlantis. I think that
Speaker 1: the Atlantis part was a templar thing in general, and
Speaker 1: this is what America represented to them. Honestly, that's I.
Speaker 2: Don't disagree, dude. There's a lot of avenue to support.
Speaker 1: And who was Francis Bacon right, Well, I know he
Speaker 1: was in Royal court with John d He may have
Speaker 1: been Shakespeare. So you see how some of these guys
Speaker 1: who represent some of these orders, You see how big
Speaker 1: of an influence they have over the time and history
Speaker 1: in general. There was major, major influence coming out of
Speaker 1: these represented orders. So and John Dy himself starts the
Speaker 1: British Empire, helped start the British Empire. That's how big
Speaker 1: these guys were, how important they were.
Speaker 2: Let's ruminate on that question. You asked for a second.
Speaker 2: Who is Francis Bacon? So we see this early onset
Speaker 2: and yeah, you're right, he's of the Templar heritage. We
Speaker 2: see this early onset. He's responsible for a lot of this,
Speaker 2: you know, Nova Scotian settlements right or New Scotland, right.
Speaker 2: So he's an associate of King James of the you know,
Speaker 2: the Bible fame, right, and he's you know again they're
Speaker 2: at war with the Vatican. King James is those are
Speaker 2: the Jacobites. Remember I was just saying, these are the
Speaker 2: folks of the Templar heritage. That then go on because
Speaker 2: King James has got that Mary, Queen of Scott's heritage, right,
Speaker 2: So we see them going on through and becoming the
Speaker 2: society of Cincinnati. And for example, just relative to Clan Vance.
Speaker 2: So the man who would be the ambassador for King
Speaker 2: James and knew Francis Bacon as well, a man by
Speaker 2: the name of Sir Patrick Vans of barn Bark, Clan
Speaker 2: Vance of barn Bark. That's you know, on paper, that's
Speaker 2: my paternal ancestor there, I would argue otherwise, but nonetheless,
Speaker 2: because Abner Vance is in unlikely probability the son of
Speaker 2: George and Martha Washington. But nonetheless, if you go back
Speaker 2: to Clan Vance there, Patrick Vance would have been his
Speaker 2: third great grandfather, Abner's, and he was the man who
Speaker 2: broke of the marriage between again another templar royal family,
Speaker 2: and bloodlines up there with Queen Anne of Norway or
Speaker 2: Queen Margaret, for which one I think was Queen Anne.
Speaker 2: And then he tried to initially set it up with
Speaker 2: a sister, but she said no, and then he got
Speaker 2: the thirteen year old to go Mary the King. So
Speaker 2: I don't know how these things go down, but nonetheless
Speaker 2: we see this epicenter of activity. We see Clan Vance
Speaker 2: ing in those Jacobite Wars. In fact, two Clan Van's
Speaker 2: ancestors of mine would die in this Jacobite wars. Before
Speaker 2: we're coming to America and starting being all around the
Speaker 2: society of Cincinnati and involved in it. Right, So again
Speaker 2: we get Joseph Vance, who brings us the first free
Speaker 2: city in America in Washington, PA. We see his son
Speaker 2: moving that first, his son Joseph Vance Junior, is the
Speaker 2: man who moves that capital from Chili Coality to Columbus.
Speaker 2: In the mount Ritual, we see Dave Advance. That would
Speaker 2: be Joseph Vance's seniors first cousin. We see Dave ad Vance.
Speaker 2: He's the captain Society Cincinnati Chapter out of North Carolina.
Speaker 2: He's the guy who's a delegate to start the state
Speaker 2: of North Carolina in seventeen eighty nine, his grandson. Just
Speaker 2: to show the lineage here, right, So we have the
Speaker 2: initial officers, his grandsons Zebulon Vance General Confederate Army, Civil War,
Speaker 2: two time governor of North Carolina, and US sender from
Speaker 2: North Carolina. So we see how these things go on
Speaker 2: back to the era of Francis bacon On to the
Speaker 2: New World, which he was a major figure.
Speaker 1: Yes, and I would just add to that and say, yeah,
Speaker 1: I think that these guys represented this order. In fact,
Speaker 1: I should just for the sake of this conversation, maybe
Speaker 1: I'll just call it the order. Right, I'm referring to
Speaker 1: the order that the Templars branched off of, and probably
Speaker 1: the Freemasons. It probably just goes back to older orders
Speaker 1: we talked about that. I think Francis began was a
Speaker 1: representative of the Order, and one hundred and fifty years
Speaker 1: after him, men from the Order start the country. Ben Franklin, Lafayette,
Speaker 1: Thomas Jefferson, Washington Bacon never came to America, but you
Speaker 1: could see his influence living on through these guys. They
Speaker 1: acted as they acted out the long standing blueprints of
Speaker 1: this Order. In my opinion, right, and let's not forget Lafayette, Washington,
Speaker 1: Jefferson were in correspondence with I would call them occultist handlers,
Speaker 1: guys like Franz Mesmer during the creation of this country.
Speaker 1: They were, you know, talk, hey, we're exchanging letters with
Speaker 1: guys like Mesmer. I would say that those are sort
Speaker 1: of like they're occult handlers during this process. Right, there
Speaker 1: does appear to be a hidden faction with some of
Speaker 1: these guys, like like the dark figure who is said
Speaker 1: to accompany Christipher Glumpus on that voyage.
Speaker 2: Well, that's a good that's a good point. It's a
Speaker 2: saying characteristic to focus on as well, Tim because when
Speaker 2: I think that there's a religious aspect, all this not
Speaker 2: just the liberty, covers a lot of things rights, property,
Speaker 2: and religion. So we see all of these families and
Speaker 2: blood lines over time being put down by the Vatican
Speaker 2: for not subscribing to the Vatican's religion or you know,
Speaker 2: the one, the approved religion. Before that with mythris or whatever,
Speaker 2: the Romans were pushing the state religion. So we see
Speaker 2: all these over time, we see all of these occultic
Speaker 2: or pagans or whatever you want to call these families
Speaker 2: or this other, these other religions, if you will. Again,
Speaker 2: I'm not a cultist, but formerly a ceremonial magicianation alien
Speaker 2: cargo cultist I guess from the Mormons.
Speaker 1: But love it mythrus man. That goes back to the
Speaker 1: goddess worship too, we talked about.
Speaker 2: But there you go. That's what I'm saying. So that's
Speaker 2: what we see. We see, we see the paternal you know, uh,
Speaker 2: you have to you know again, the patriarchal religions of
Speaker 2: the Vatican in Rome fighting against the Venus worship, right,
Speaker 2: the goddess worship. And again we see it looking on
Speaker 2: the top of the capital. Like I said, we see
Speaker 2: that same figure to the Statue of Freedom. Right, it's
Speaker 2: against that's what Venus is, that's the goddess worship. Right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think that the Church rebranded it. I don't
Speaker 1: think they could stomp it all out, so they had
Speaker 1: to integrate and rebrand it. And like I would argue that, uh,
Speaker 1: the bigger in the bigger goddess of the time back
Speaker 1: in the in the Middle East thousands of years BC
Speaker 1: was was this Ishtar and non a character. And I
Speaker 1: think over time this Mithra, this called of Mithra, formed
Speaker 1: out of what was Ishtar cult stuff. And then there's
Speaker 1: evidence to suggest that over time Mithra was kind of
Speaker 1: molded by the Catholic Church into the what do they
Speaker 1: call her, the Queen of Heaven and then they started
Speaker 1: calling her Mary. And it's like, so today what you
Speaker 1: see there's all kinds of ish symbolic stuff with Mary
Speaker 1: the Queen of Heaven that that was once Ishtar's stuff.
Speaker 2: Like the weird fish had that the Pope wears right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, So I'm with you, man, I think that
Speaker 1: they couldn't stop it all out, so they had to
Speaker 1: adopt it and then and then rename it and they're
Speaker 1: calling it Mary.
Speaker 2: Now, No, that's exactly what goes on. You can find
Speaker 2: out in some of the old Christian uh you know.
Speaker 1: And I apologize to the Catholics out there I'm not
Speaker 1: trying to I'm not trying to start fires with you guys.
Speaker 2: I just yeah, I don't try to attack the Catholics.
Speaker 2: I just attacked the Vatican and their activities. But you know,
Speaker 2: I like cloaked deddlers of room. But you look at
Speaker 2: some of those initial Christian churches in room and they're
Speaker 2: build a top mithra churches because you're saying exactly what
Speaker 2: you're saying right their exhibits. They're trying to, you know,
Speaker 2: subvert cultures by then taking in some of their religious
Speaker 2: practices and saying no, no, no, no, no, you worship the Caesar.
Speaker 2: Now you all got it wrong. In fact, we're going
Speaker 2: to incorporate some of your else practices, but that's now
Speaker 2: still the Caesar. So we see those things again. That
Speaker 2: is what we're seeing, is this culmination of all these
Speaker 2: bloodlines and activities over time. But I think a lot
Speaker 2: of that stuff was here first. And I like where
Speaker 2: you're at with the star stuff. If you can put
Speaker 2: that for one second, shirt and well, I just want
Speaker 2: to take a quick intermission.
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Speaker 6: studying by carbonate, which makes it smokable.
Speaker 1: That's all.
Speaker 6: You know, all of these actors and you know people
Speaker 6: in the past that talked about they had a problem
Speaker 6: with cocaine and freebasing they were smoking crack.
Speaker 3: Cokay is a hell of a drug, hug.
Speaker 6: Anyway, my point about it, that your point about it,
Speaker 6: which I think is true, is that there's a thing
Speaker 6: about crack.
Speaker 3: Cokay is a hell of a drug hug.
Speaker 2: Welcome back, sir, and welcome back to the new Rome.
Speaker 2: Here the city of Seven Hills, the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: So when we're talking about the ancient lineage of these matters, again,
Speaker 2: these things are passed down. It's not like they invented
Speaker 2: these things. I often think this might actually be the
Speaker 2: original Rome.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've found that. I've come across that as well.
Speaker 1: It seems as if Washington and I'm blanking on his name,
Speaker 1: one of the other one of his other guys, they
Speaker 1: seem to be attracted to the to Cincinnati, to the
Speaker 1: location because of the Seven Hills.
Speaker 2: Absolutely with the first person, the first man we know
Speaker 2: that's not French into the area that we now know
Speaker 2: is Cincinnati, was in fact George Washington, Yes, surveying the mounds. Yes,
Speaker 2: that's speaking of that Badger Man I was talking about earlier.
Speaker 2: There's a park one of those Seven Hills, right, one
Speaker 2: of them is called Alms Park, and it's home to
Speaker 2: a cryptid known as badger Man, a giant badger, human
Speaker 2: badger creature. And again that's a specific site in a
Speaker 2: mound site that George Washington himself serve it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Yeah, it's almost is if they have bigger plans
Speaker 1: for Cincinnati than what ended up becoming of it.
Speaker 2: Dude, you are more correct than you think, sir, because
Speaker 2: and again to Margaret Walter's statement, here, Marie Mont named
Speaker 2: after you know, King Louis and Marie Antoinette, the folks
Speaker 2: who sanctioned the French chapter of the Society of Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: And while we have Saint Louis and Marietta, Ohio, and
Speaker 2: you know Louisville, Kentucky. But Marie Mont was actual the
Speaker 2: first planned community, and it's built on top of mounds
Speaker 2: in the eastern side of Cincinnati. It's a small little municipality,
Speaker 2: and it was done so the woman who built it
Speaker 2: and established the trust in which it exists today and
Speaker 2: protects those mounds today in that trust is it Her
Speaker 2: father was an hereditary member of the Society the Cincinnati
Speaker 2: out of Rhode Island, and she actually named Marie Mont
Speaker 2: after the family's estate in Rhode Island, which was named
Speaker 2: after Marie Antoinette.
Speaker 1: Mm okay, okay, because I was thinking mary like Maryland,
Speaker 1: like Maryland.
Speaker 2: Right well, now we're talking, we're talking apples and oranges, sirs.
Speaker 2: So Maryland was actually the only Vatican colony in America,
Speaker 2: and in fact that we see that name is going
Speaker 2: back to that same mirror you're talking about. And I
Speaker 2: actually argue that the White House George Washington may have
Speaker 2: established Washington d c. July sixteen, seventeen ninety via the
Speaker 2: Residency Act. However he never once you know, ruled in
Speaker 2: any fashion, former fashion and executive function of this country
Speaker 2: from the District of Columbia. Right, he was in New
Speaker 2: York City, Philadelphia, Mount Vernon. Now, when the White House
Speaker 2: is finally constructed under starting, you know, they're under John Adams.
Speaker 2: You know, he's a shifty son of an anti society
Speaker 2: Cincinnati guy and a British loyalist. If you asked me,
Speaker 2: he's a major figure in that anti liberty faction. Well,
Speaker 2: you know, we call it the White House, but the
Speaker 2: patron saint of Maryland was Andrew White, the Jesuit priest.
Speaker 2: And I do believe there is a connection to some
Speaker 2: of the some of that nomenclature, not you know, least
Speaker 2: of which that's obviously a white House, but nonetheless right,
Speaker 2: because you got to remember, even after they built that
Speaker 2: in the British and the Vatican came and burnt that
Speaker 2: down two presidents later during Madison, right, yeah, four Jesuit,
Speaker 2: I'm a Madison the altar. It says a lot when
Speaker 2: the author of our US Constitution has to flee, flee
Speaker 2: d C as the president, right, he's a member of
Speaker 2: the society, he's an author of the US Constitution. He's
Speaker 2: fleeing d C because they burnt that down.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm, h Yeah. The Jesuits play a pretty big
Speaker 1: role in some of this. I mean, they were over here.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: I've got an account in this book here about the
Speaker 1: guy who found a Tucson eras on. He was a
Speaker 1: Jesuit priest. And the reason why I like this account
Speaker 1: is because he was taken out into the landscape not
Speaker 1: far from where they found a Tucson, and he was
Speaker 1: taken out by a god, a Native American, and he
Speaker 1: was shown up in these these clip faces. There were
Speaker 1: precision cut caves that once you got in there, it's
Speaker 1: you realize you were standing in a tomb. And he
Speaker 1: documents that there were giants in there with all kinds
Speaker 1: of weird artifacts and stuff like that. That's what I like,
Speaker 1: you know, I just think it's this was in eighteen.
Speaker 1: It was so this the article was published in eighteen
Speaker 1: ninety one. So it but I think it may have
Speaker 1: been it may have taken these.
Speaker 2: Are the two so artifacts.
Speaker 1: No, No, he didn't take these artifacts, and they didn't
Speaker 1: they didn't preserve them. He just seeing them in there. Now,
Speaker 1: it could have been later somebody went back in there
Speaker 1: and found them. But anyway, it's a Jesuit priest.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying there was a lot of Oh, you're right,
Speaker 2: due there was a lot of paper or media papers
Speaker 2: or publications around at eighteen ninety's talking about those tuson
Speaker 2: Led artifacts. I don't remember the exact connections. I'm fami
Speaker 2: basicly fam what you're describing. But around that same time
Speaker 2: as when is when? So the founding, I'm you know,
Speaker 2: my fourth great grandmother would be James Madison's first cousin.
Speaker 2: My fifth great grandfather wud be Colonel John Madison, James
Speaker 2: Madison's uncle. Uh So you know, I got a you know,
Speaker 2: I was very much raised not again, I got a
Speaker 2: lot of founding, you know, a mayor and my family tree,
Speaker 2: and I was very much raised to respect these matters
Speaker 2: and I do still today. There's a difference between the
Speaker 2: criminal factions and natures of which our governments run the
Speaker 2: day and what it was initially meant and designed to
Speaker 2: do so with matters such as the US Constitution, which
Speaker 2: no one can fall today, by the way. And nonetheless,
Speaker 2: we see that some of these things going on, you know,
Speaker 2: you know, as we look back in the in this
Speaker 2: history and try and try to unpack what the what
Speaker 2: the hell's really going on around here, right, you know,
Speaker 2: we see again the matters concerning uh, you know, the
Speaker 2: lack of liberty and in those in those uh who
Speaker 2: want to impede upon such like the crown, you know,
Speaker 2: not crayon, but British crown and Vatican crown. So the
Speaker 2: founding fathers had it right, those crazy hippie proto hippie
Speaker 2: bastards in Pennsylvania, the Quakers, they were a little bit
Speaker 2: misguided if you asked me, because the only two colonies
Speaker 2: that would permit they would permit the Vatican in in
Speaker 2: America was Maryland and Pennsylvania. Now Maryland again was a
Speaker 2: Vatican colony. They stole it from the British in sixteen
Speaker 2: circus sixteen fifty and they gave it to Lord Baltimore.
Speaker 2: That's where we get Baltimore, you know, again that was
Speaker 2: the Vatican.
Speaker 1: Take every Pennsylvania. We're just trying to uphold, I think,
Speaker 1: an idea which was freedom of religion across the boards.
Speaker 2: Certainly saying again, I don't disagree with that to a
Speaker 2: certain extent, that is correct. But if you know the
Speaker 2: one of those religions is evil and the reason why
Speaker 2: there's centuries long battles with your blood lines in which
Speaker 2: to establish librities and freedoms that they keep infringing upon,
Speaker 2: I have to ask, what the hell are those Quakers doing?
Speaker 1: Well? You know, uh, Thomas Kelpius Joha, excuse me, Johannis
Speaker 1: Kelpius who came over I think it was the late
Speaker 1: fifteen hundreds, he came to Pennsylvania. He was he was
Speaker 1: attracted to the the religious freedom laws there at the time.
Speaker 1: Apparently Pennsylvania was one of the most loose places as
Speaker 1: far as really like they were welcoming to everybody. You know.
Speaker 2: That's why I call them the proto hippie sir, Yes,
Speaker 2: Giannis Kelpius, this is that proto ancient allan cargo called
Speaker 2: Resecruction order just outside of Philadelphia, I think circus sixteen ninety.
Speaker 1: That is that, to Kelpius, the resicution order you speak of.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, Yeah, that's the that's the that's our first ancient
Speaker 2: alien cargo cult in America.
Speaker 1: Okay, cool, Yeah, I figured that's what you're talking. Did
Speaker 1: you look into the cave and all that that they had.
Speaker 2: I've been there, sir.
Speaker 1: Nice. Nice.
Speaker 2: Now we see it nearby, not too far from there.
Speaker 2: We see that that other Rosicrucian uh situation. So again
Speaker 2: we see a lot of these geographical regions, like you
Speaker 2: were saying about that Hunter Mountain, which don't be reading
Speaker 2: a lot. I away was always enjoy these conversations then,
Speaker 2: because I you know, I leave as much as I
Speaker 2: know about ancient American history and whatnot. I leave here
Speaker 2: learning a lot more. I did not know that tale
Speaker 2: of that, but it makes a lot of sense concerning
Speaker 2: the matters what the know knowns that I do know.
Speaker 2: You know, these matters of an ancient history and ancient
Speaker 2: knowledge of an ancient site right within these places.
Speaker 1: And remind me later, j J, if you'd like, I'll
Speaker 1: go back and I'll find that guy's name. I think
Speaker 1: he's that. I think it's the guy you talked about.
Speaker 1: It's one of Scott Walter's temple. Our buddies, and you
Speaker 1: seem to know who they were.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I've communicated with these folks in the past.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, like.
Speaker 2: I said, Walter, Walter is a member of Clan Vance.
Speaker 1: It's a wild story for me and for my research
Speaker 1: in particular because I think that they may have actually
Speaker 1: got their hands on one of the missing books of
Speaker 1: the Bible, or let me reword that one of the
Speaker 1: missing extra canonical books of the Bible. There's a book.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to go into it, but there's a
Speaker 1: book that's mentioned mentioned in scripture. I think it's mentioned
Speaker 1: in numbers, and as far as history is concerned and
Speaker 1: as far as Bible scars are concerned, it's lost to history.
Speaker 1: I think that these guys have to have that book.
Speaker 1: I think it was uh was held and maintained by
Speaker 1: the Templars, and Scott Walter knows about it. And that's
Speaker 1: why I'm interested in it because I want to there's
Speaker 1: some stuff from that book I really want to know about.
Speaker 1: But anyways, I know that well.
Speaker 2: Again, I like your brains, that sir, because what you're
Speaker 2: saying here makes a lot of sense. So we see
Speaker 2: that where we started this conversational circles back. They're here
Speaker 2: meant with Augustus Laplangen here. So Laplannging comes from these
Speaker 2: same French society roots and templar roots. He comes over
Speaker 2: to America to aid in a bet. And I just
Speaker 2: I'm being hyperbolic and facetious. There comes over rotaining to
Speaker 2: bet the matters of the Society of Cincinnati and their
Speaker 2: mound ventures with the creation of the Smithsonian and the
Speaker 2: Squire and Davis Mound Survey of eighteen forty eight, and
Speaker 2: that was started courtesy of you mentioned before. The Peabody Museum, Well,
Speaker 2: the fella. The reason why there's seventy mound artifacts at
Speaker 2: the Harvard's Peabody Museum is due to Rufus Putnam. I
Speaker 2: think it's I think it's Rufus. If it's not Rufus,
Speaker 2: that's his forefather's name, because he's a hereditary descendant of
Speaker 2: the Rhode Island Rhode Island or Massachusetts. Now I'm getting confused.
Speaker 2: He's a society guy. He works along with US senator
Speaker 2: from Mississippi, Mississippi as they call it down there, Jefferson Davis,
Speaker 2: the other first president in America. He was then the
Speaker 2: US Center. They create the Smithsonian. Their first order business
Speaker 2: is the Squire and Davis Survey, and this fella comes
Speaker 2: over to help him ount. When he's done with that,
Speaker 2: he goes to live with the Mayan civilizations and whatnot,
Speaker 2: and he goes to study these things. He's very much credited.
Speaker 2: He discovered a lot of sites that he's not credited for,
Speaker 2: you know, you just look at his works and journals
Speaker 2: and discover he discovered those sites. And he also came
Speaker 2: to a conclusion that there was an ancient civilization, you know,
Speaker 2: predating Egypt, going all the way up from Mexico to
Speaker 2: the Grand Canyon, and those folks were the original folks
Speaker 2: before Egypt, and they went over to Egypt afterwards. So
Speaker 2: we see a lot of this very ancient history here
Speaker 2: in America. And let me see the society all around.
Speaker 1: It was this guy Templar.
Speaker 2: Do you know he was I think he was a
Speaker 2: raditary member of the French Chapter, and he came over
Speaker 2: here to work with the American Chapter. Because so the
Speaker 2: French Chapter got thrown out in seventeen ninety four, right
Speaker 2: during the French Revolution. So they started the French Revolution,
Speaker 2: but then they also got their heads lopped off. You
Speaker 2: know and whatnot. You know, like King Louis, Marie Antoinette,
Speaker 2: you know DuPont, you know the DuPont family. I du Pont,
Speaker 2: he would be a lieutenant kind of trying to help
Speaker 2: King Louis and Marie escape. He almost got his head
Speaker 2: lopped off. He came to America like the rest of them.
Speaker 2: So we see all of them flooding, well not the
Speaker 2: rest of Some of them went to like you know,
Speaker 2: the United Kingdom, like Lapongin's family, they went over I think,
Speaker 2: to Wales. But nonetheless we see them leave France and
Speaker 2: they were not there banned from France. The society wasn't
Speaker 2: until nineteen twenty five. So their center of operations is
Speaker 2: actually New Orleans, and we see a lot of that
Speaker 2: even today. So when we look at also when we
Speaker 2: look at these ancient matters and how they affect these
Speaker 2: secret societies, you have to understand the opposing factions are
Speaker 2: always trying to subvert the other side.
Speaker 1: Today, go ahead, but you have to you have to
Speaker 1: ask yourself to did they know about these sides?
Speaker 4: Like like so the Scott Walter story I was talking
Speaker 4: about with this Hunter mountain and stuff, they knew where.
Speaker 1: To look because it's it was in their records. It
Speaker 1: was hidden in records that nobody else had access to.
Speaker 1: So did Laponga know where to look? Is what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: It's like he yeah, So he's accredited with finding Mayan civilizations.
Speaker 1: And then if you look at roseland Chapel and you
Speaker 1: see that there's Mayan pyramids up in the corner in there,
Speaker 1: it seems like the Templars knew about the Mayans. So
Speaker 1: was Lapanngit making discoveries because he knew where to look?
Speaker 2: Dude, I'll give you two examples. So there's evidence of
Speaker 2: Templar civilizations in Goa, India. Look at that one up
Speaker 2: relative to Roslin Chapel. It's literally a world apart. And
Speaker 2: it's and it's also by no coincidence, my coincidence there's
Speaker 2: so it's by no coincidence that we have expert swordsmen
Speaker 2: who are experts in riding horses and assaulting folks on
Speaker 2: horses in the thirteenth century in northern what is now
Speaker 2: northern Japan. The I knew people that became the samurai, right,
Speaker 2: this is their red hair, blue eyed, red beard heritage
Speaker 2: comes from. I would argue the Templar because we see.
Speaker 2: So we see across the entire vast areas of Asia
Speaker 2: and Europe, on both wings of the two continents, we
Speaker 2: have fellas who ride horses assault folks with expertise, are
Speaker 2: excellent swordsmen, and they all have ginger traits. So this
Speaker 2: is not a coincidence. So these folks do know where
Speaker 2: they're going. This is a These are ancient battles. And
Speaker 2: speaking of maps, Lewis and Clark learned a lot from
Speaker 2: this guy, our Swiss founding father, Albert Gallaton, who was
Speaker 2: not George, was not a fan. But yeah, this guy
Speaker 2: was very much mapping a lot of these mounds and
Speaker 2: stuff in sights. And then where did he get that
Speaker 2: information from?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: How did he pass it down to society, the Cincinnati folks,
Speaker 2: Lewis and Clark, you know, because he got someone too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean Lewis and Clark. Man. I think we've
Speaker 1: probably talked about this before. I mean, I think that
Speaker 1: those guys knew some things, and I think that they
Speaker 1: were looking for some of this stuff too. They may
Speaker 1: have actually been looking.
Speaker 2: For that was their primary mission, sir. That's that we're
Speaker 2: sold about the matter. Because here's another thing. We had
Speaker 2: another guy, Lieutenant Zebulon Pike making a corollary mission just
Speaker 2: north of them. So this was the society's intent. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the map findy sites.
Speaker 1: Lewis is writing in code to Jefferson so that nobody
Speaker 1: else could read it. Why are they writing in code?
Speaker 1: And he was murdered, right, he was murdered, And he
Speaker 1: was murdered in a place hot with ancient history that
Speaker 1: he was murdered, even Franklin, right outside of the Nashville
Speaker 1: and that's where some of the biggest giants I've ever
Speaker 1: heard about pulled out of the ground in Franklin.
Speaker 2: And his notes and journals have never have never been
Speaker 2: publicly found or discovered allegedly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and allegedly he was supposed to publish them right
Speaker 1: before he was killed.
Speaker 2: And look what he was doing you the time. So
Speaker 2: this is the time when we're trying to get the
Speaker 2: templar land back. It's all about and Lane and liberty,
Speaker 2: the Louisiana purchase. J J.
Speaker 1: That's what I was going to say. I think that
Speaker 1: Lewis and Clark may have actually been going out and
Speaker 1: looking for some of the hidden templar vaults.
Speaker 2: Yep, rights, no, yep, you're right that was one of
Speaker 2: their primary tasks, and one of those tasks was the
Speaker 2: located I think the Kensington Runstone and the runstone found
Speaker 2: in eighteen ninety two buried under tree and just outside
Speaker 2: of Kensington, Minnesota, on a mound, buried in a mound.
Speaker 2: It says so on the rock and inscription in this
Speaker 2: rise of land right, that's what it's inscribed on the rock,
Speaker 2: triple dated as it was to in medieval times, in
Speaker 2: which to bury a land claim where all the water
Speaker 2: where you bury the land claim at the mouth of
Speaker 2: a waterway and all the land that's touched by that
Speaker 2: waterway is yours. We got all that land from the
Speaker 2: Kensington Rootstone land claim from thirteen sixty two front and
Speaker 2: the Louisiana purchase. Napoleon French chapter does secret dealings with
Speaker 2: Knights Templar descendants from Spain to get to get that
Speaker 2: property and then does a secret dealing with Jefferson, Albert
Speaker 2: Gallatin who was the Treasurer at the time, and Alexander Hampton,
Speaker 2: both both society guys, Gallatin and Jefferson, and al Lexander
Speaker 2: Hamilton's brother in law who has just left the British Parliament.
Speaker 2: He was a British citizen and an original member of
Speaker 2: the New York Chapter. We see all these society guys
Speaker 2: going in secret dealings and machinations to get America back
Speaker 2: the templar land.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm hmm, Yeah, there's there seems to.
Speaker 2: Be here we are with a Bill Kolby ball washer.
Speaker 2: This is this person always says it's a host and
Speaker 2: here's the deal. It doesn't matter the evidence, right, it
Speaker 2: doesn't matter the evidence. For example, in nineteen oh two,
Speaker 2: Newton Winchell, the first geologist of the state of Minnesota,
Speaker 2: conducted a series of tests and examinations on the stone,
Speaker 2: of which folks can read about his reports and conclusions.
Speaker 3: Today.
Speaker 2: I don't know our R the AI ball washer for
Speaker 2: Bill Colby from c I can read. But what about the.
Speaker 1: Dot R what about the dotted ring.
Speaker 2: About Well that that was a discovery by That was
Speaker 2: a discovered by Scott Walter who took it a bit further.
Speaker 2: So you have two independent studies nearly one hundred years apart,
Speaker 2: regarding geologically different geological evidences, exhibits of evidence on this
Speaker 2: stone that that would indicate it is in fact a
Speaker 2: genuine stone unless some you know, for Walter, for example,
Speaker 2: he discovers, you know, these the hooked decks and the
Speaker 2: the dotted ours that were only to go back to
Speaker 2: the island of Gothland, and the only people in that
Speaker 2: era in Gothland in Sweden modern day Denmark Sweden regions,
Speaker 2: there were the Cistercian monks that could that could be
Speaker 2: the ones who inscribed that, and well and behold that's
Speaker 2: who we created the Night's Templar. But our de Clairvo
Speaker 2: you were talking about before, he was a Cistercian monk.
Speaker 1: Yes, indeed, mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And you know, uh, I'm just gonna get weird for
Speaker 1: a second here. I mean, like, I.
Speaker 2: Mean, that's what we're here to do, sir. It's Fridays.
Speaker 2: You know, I appreciate you joining me here to get
Speaker 2: a little GCD and yeah, brother folks, Well.
Speaker 1: I like what I like where we're heading with this man.
Speaker 1: There seems to be like a hidden faction. And you know,
Speaker 1: like I mentioned, I think earlier that there was a
Speaker 1: dark figure with Columbus. There's these if you go and
Speaker 1: you look and you kind of read between the lines,
Speaker 1: if you know what you're looking for, you I think
Speaker 1: you're gonna find these sort of count Saint Germain figures. Uh,
Speaker 1: these ascended master types that are associated with some of
Speaker 1: our our founding fathers. And you know the guy who
Speaker 1: designed the flag, right, he gave speeches to Washington and
Speaker 1: the boys, and he was, you know, talking about astrology
Speaker 1: and destiny and all this metaphysical stuff and they just
Speaker 1: called him simply the Professor. We don't know who that
Speaker 1: guy was, but knowledgeable he was.
Speaker 2: He was president in Philadelphia. Was he not at Liberty Hall?
Speaker 1: I think so, yeah, he's he's just shadowy figure who
Speaker 1: was very knowledgeable. It reminds me of Count Saint Germaine man,
Speaker 1: like just mythologically charged type of a personality. But like
Speaker 1: then you've got the guy who what I got?
Speaker 2: And what if he just wandered in there though, dude, right,
Speaker 2: Like what if he just happened to wander in there
Speaker 2: and just say some people like, wow, that's what prophetic? Dude?
Speaker 1: Well I think it was. I think well maybe he
Speaker 1: did originally and they said, we like this guy, You're
Speaker 1: going to stick around, but there's more evidence of the
Speaker 1: Professor being around eight.
Speaker 2: No, I'm just messing around, just like I like to
Speaker 2: tell around with ideas like that, you know, and again,
Speaker 2: these things do happen. For example, totally off topic, but
Speaker 2: I know a lot of folks in the interwebs here
Speaker 2: on the chat will appreciate the relative comparison. Some idiot
Speaker 2: walked into the you know, the Moscow, Idaho crime scene
Speaker 2: in the Idaho four back on the November thirteenth, twenty
Speaker 2: twenty two. They had a claiming it was a field
Speaker 2: training officer, you know, a rookie trainee on the police
Speaker 2: force there in Moscow. Let in some dude wearing an
Speaker 2: ATF hat and an ATF code. It turns out to
Speaker 2: just never be part of the ATF at all, but
Speaker 2: just wandered into a crimes and active crime scene, you know,
Speaker 2: pretend to be there. That's what I'm saying. Like, what
Speaker 2: if just some dude wanders into you know, Philadelphia Liberty
Speaker 2: Hall and just like starts listening up and just starts
Speaker 2: dropping a couple of statements and like and then just
Speaker 2: pops out, like, man, who was that guy? We'll never know?
Speaker 1: I listen, man, I used to work for the long,
Speaker 1: long time ago Galaxy far Away. I work or Time
Speaker 1: Warner Cable, and I had to Oh.
Speaker 2: So does Alex Jones. So does Alex Jones slashcal Hicks.
Speaker 3: Hold.
Speaker 1: I was wearing. You know, I had a ladder I had,
Speaker 1: I had a work truck, I had a ladder rack,
Speaker 1: and I had a couple of ladders up there. And basically,
Speaker 1: instead of just taking it off and put it back
Speaker 1: on all day, I just wore my tool belt, but
Speaker 1: this big old school tool belt on me at all times.
Speaker 1: And I even had a vest that I could wear,
Speaker 1: you know, in case I'm doing work off the highways,
Speaker 1: so so it reflect the vest. And this is what
Speaker 1: I found. They had me going all over the place
Speaker 1: right for this job. I was in small towns and
Speaker 1: big cities. I was everywhere across the whole, almost across
Speaker 1: all of North Carolina except for the coast. And what
Speaker 1: I found was when I'm wearing that tool belt and
Speaker 1: I'm wearing that vest, I can walk in anywhere I want,
Speaker 1: and nobody had questions what I'm doing there. I think
Speaker 1: I'm They think they just think I'm there to fix something.
Speaker 2: Oh dude, for sure, no one's good day back of
Speaker 2: a bank on dude. I used tell folks all the time,
Speaker 2: if you don't accesuspect, no one's gonna think your suspect
Speaker 2: because I learned that as a as a young patrolman NCA.
Speaker 2: They were sergeant in the Air Force Military Police. He
Speaker 2: was walking on I want to know I was gonna
Speaker 2: say anything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, And but you know, I do like
Speaker 1: to play with this idea of the hidden faction though,
Speaker 1: and like maybe guys that were cult handlers there for
Speaker 1: a purpose. And I'm thinking about the story about you know,
Speaker 1: right before these guys signed to that glaration of independence,
Speaker 1: they were very hesitant to do so because they knew
Speaker 1: once they put their name on that paper and if
Speaker 1: things didn't go the way they wanted, they could be killed.
Speaker 1: They could be killed for treason. But as the story goes,
Speaker 1: they were in the heat of the moment, holding back
Speaker 1: from signing and still trying to figure out if they're
Speaker 1: going to sign it, and somebody up in the balcony
Speaker 1: yells out something like, uh, God has given them Erica
Speaker 1: to be free, and it got all these guys on
Speaker 1: their feet, and they went up and they signed a
Speaker 1: decoration of Independence. And as the story.
Speaker 2: Goes, the bomb of that tale, I like the tale.
Speaker 1: They turned around to see who it was and there
Speaker 1: was nobody there, and they had the doors locked so
Speaker 1: it's like, how did the person get in? Who was it?
Speaker 1: It's almost like a paranormal element to some of this, right, like.
Speaker 2: The pries, Right. I mean, I like to tell you
Speaker 2: know it is You're right, it is a very spookyk
Speaker 2: I elm and not spooky like an intelligence or an
Speaker 2: intelligence agency sense. But you know, I like the story,
Speaker 2: but I almost wanted to say it's more of a parable. Right.
Speaker 2: These folks are all about their They're all cultists, right,
Speaker 2: They're all cults, you know. For example, we you know
Speaker 2: things like the jfk assassination, the King Kill a thirty
Speaker 2: three story. Right, it doesn't matter if he died or not, Right,
Speaker 2: I don't. There's a lot to be questioned about the
Speaker 2: whole subject, right, whether or not he was actually murdered,
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter, though. It's the effect on the public mindset, right,
Speaker 2: the consciousness of the world, right or America for that matter.
Speaker 2: And a parable like this is I think it serves
Speaker 2: in the same per purpose of this kind of ritualistic
Speaker 2: what's the word I'm looking for? They have a the occult,
Speaker 2: just have a word for psychodrama, These ritual psycho dramas
Speaker 2: like King Kill thirty three to have an impact on
Speaker 2: society by conveying these concepts, these ritual and occult concepts
Speaker 2: through real world events that are ma you know, the
Speaker 2: Maschin nations of which they're responsible for. But it doesn't
Speaker 2: matter if it actually he gets murdered, not. It's the
Speaker 2: idea of the psychodrama perpetrated and the parable that you know,
Speaker 2: kind of you know, kind of a modern day parable
Speaker 2: American parable you're describing there in Philadelphia at the signing
Speaker 2: of the US Constitution serves the same purpose. Again, I
Speaker 2: like the story maybe he'd existed, but I also like
Speaker 2: in the aspect it doesn't matter, right because again it
Speaker 2: speaks to this occult, esoteric nature of these individuals. And
Speaker 2: when you say that George Washington had a handler, well
Speaker 2: he absolutely did. This was a cult handler, ris Huh.
Speaker 2: If you want to get speaking of Fridays, you want
Speaker 2: to get real weird. He saved George Washington's life on
Speaker 2: surveying adventures on Mounds, you know what I mean, and
Speaker 2: his teenage, late teenage years when he met the Vance's.
Speaker 2: So George meets Clan Vance when he turns seventeen and
Speaker 2: moves out to Frederick. What is now Winchester, Virginia, which
Speaker 2: is where George Spence is the early part of his
Speaker 2: adult life there where he builds Fort Loudon, finds two
Speaker 2: seven foot giant skeletons in a mound that he built
Speaker 2: Fort loudon On for the British Army. But it's during
Speaker 2: that time where you know, again Guests is his handler.
Speaker 2: So you want to get weird. There's a dude who
Speaker 2: inserted himself into my life a number of years back,
Speaker 2: retired naval Navy guy, you know, I would say more
Speaker 2: like CIA guy. But he is the third great grandson
Speaker 2: of Christopher Gist and told me that the time from
Speaker 2: the moment he met me and insert himself in my life.
Speaker 2: And I didn't realize what it meant until many years later,
Speaker 2: but I do think these things continue. These things continue.
Speaker 2: So Christopher Gist was his handler, and I just happened
Speaker 2: to have Christopher Gist's third great grandson doing some weird
Speaker 2: trying to do weird hang with my life against Oh yeah.
Speaker 1: Was this was this before you had a podcast? Was it?
Speaker 1: What do you think he was trying to motivate you
Speaker 1: to do?
Speaker 2: Perhaps this control man's you know, whatever's going on these
Speaker 2: weird bloodlines and structures they have. They have a way
Speaker 2: of dealing with folks, and they have a way of
Speaker 2: dealing with dissent with the folks who dissent. You know
Speaker 2: what I mean, Here you go, you don't want to
Speaker 2: subscribe to whatever tyrannical nonsense they want from the perpetrate.
Speaker 2: But I do think that man was trying to control
Speaker 2: my life for many years, like Christopher Gets did. I
Speaker 2: would again not my occult handler in the same respect,
Speaker 2: but Christopher Gets is known and to be a mentor
Speaker 2: in the occult fashion as well. There for for for Washington.
Speaker 1: M hmm, yeah, man, yeah, I mean there's there is
Speaker 1: some spooky stuff too. To the origins of America, man,
Speaker 1: I mean, no stra Domus, I think I mentioned him.
Speaker 1: I think he was one of these guys who was
Speaker 1: in this order, right. And and again going back to
Speaker 1: this this concept that everything branched off from an older order, right,
Speaker 1: like we talked about the Rosicrucians Mendego and Johannes Kelpius,
Speaker 1: I do think the Rosicrucians again branched off of this
Speaker 1: other order. And I think Nora Damus was a part
Speaker 1: of this. And I think that. It's very interesting when
Speaker 1: you see how he spoke and talked about, you know,
Speaker 1: the world to come in general, and the coming of
Speaker 1: this powerful nation that we call America. Like I said,
Speaker 1: he called it the blessed isles of the West. He
Speaker 1: used the word blessed like the Greeks back in Plutarch's
Speaker 1: they did. He also called it hissparities. He called it
Speaker 1: America on occasion, and he also this is the spooky one.
Speaker 1: Maybe you will have an answer for this. Damus also
Speaker 1: referred to this land as the land which keeps the Thursdays,
Speaker 1: which seems to be I'm pretty sure as a reference
Speaker 1: to Thanksgiving. But here's the thing, Nora Damus died in
Speaker 1: fifteen sixty six.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that makes no sense. I was about to say,
Speaker 2: it makes it as no context of Thanksgiving, right right?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: So, and the Pilgrims landed. I think the date that
Speaker 1: they tell us is sixteen twenty. So how did he
Speaker 1: know about Thanksgiving? Was was it already being practiced by
Speaker 1: people over here or was this one of these spooks
Speaker 1: profit moments?
Speaker 2: So you're saying he called it the land of Thursdays? Yes, well,
Speaker 2: what's interesting you say that? I don't know about the
Speaker 2: practice of any sort of you know, fall or harvest
Speaker 2: fest kind of you know, ceremonial, ritualistic religion there. But
Speaker 2: we do have evidence suggesting that the Vatican was over
Speaker 2: here collecting taxes from Vinland, you know, the ancestors of
Speaker 2: the Templars and the Normans, the Vikings, the same area
Speaker 2: we see lawnsaw Meadows, Newfoundland, Newfoundland. I'm sorry, whatever they
Speaker 2: want to call it up there. You know, a boot
Speaker 2: up there in Canada and Nova Scotia with their ancestors
Speaker 2: in the area called Fland, Vinland would be the same
Speaker 2: geographical areas. We're just sold none of this exists on
Speaker 2: pay no attention to the actual facts. But we do
Speaker 2: see have evidence, at least the Vatican seem to have
Speaker 2: evidence supporting that they were over here collecting taxes and liberty,
Speaker 2: property and freedoms. They were over collecting taxes from the Vikings, again,
Speaker 2: the ancestors to those guys who bury the land claim
Speaker 2: for the Knights, for the Kensington Rune Stane.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I could see that. I mean, I just
Speaker 1: I think that these guys in this order knew, just
Speaker 1: flat out knew about this continent over here and probably
Speaker 1: knew people who were over here settling as well, you know,
Speaker 1: even far back at the Phoenicians and the Canaanites settling
Speaker 1: up and down the Mississippi River as a part of
Speaker 1: the copper trade. You know, I think what these guys,
Speaker 1: these guys knew that you could come over here and
Speaker 1: sort of if you wanted to get lost, you could.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately for these Normans, they still maintained ties with the Vatican,
Speaker 1: but I don't think they necessarily had to, because I
Speaker 1: think that was part of the sweet deal of coming
Speaker 1: over here. It's like you could pick a tributary and
Speaker 1: go get lost.
Speaker 2: Well, back to Phillip the fair and uh was it,
Speaker 2: Pope a Clement was it? And put down the templar
Speaker 2: in thirteen oh seven, and the matters of how these
Speaker 2: folks are ongoing secrets, society feuds and how things. You know,
Speaker 2: the tides change from time to time. So we do
Speaker 2: see this again going way older than we want to
Speaker 2: even imagine, even Vikings or again, these mounds here, so
Speaker 2: let me just use this as an example to make
Speaker 2: my point here. But so these mounds here, this is
Speaker 2: this is the city of Cincinnati, right, These are mound
Speaker 2: sites that were mapped. There's other maps that have other mounds.
Speaker 2: These are not the all inclusive mounds in the city
Speaker 2: of downtown Cincinnati. But this area right here, this little
Speaker 2: you know, elliptical circle area, is actually three mounds, right.
Speaker 2: They're not depicting on this map. And I apologize for
Speaker 2: not having the actual map that has the three mounds
Speaker 2: in it. But this area is known as Washington Park today.
Speaker 2: It's actually it's actually the tomb of about sixty unknown
Speaker 2: soldiers from the Revolutionary War are buried there on a
Speaker 2: mound site where there's three mounds that were in the
Speaker 2: alignment of a Ryan's belt. So when we say how old,
Speaker 2: like the great pyramids of Geesus, So when we say
Speaker 2: how old these things are and how long this feud
Speaker 2: has been for liberties, freedoms and property here and I
Speaker 2: do say property because George Washington he lost property that
Speaker 2: he owned his uh you know, the deeds to which
Speaker 2: went the way of Houdinian poof in the seventeen sixties
Speaker 2: and more in the seventeen nineties when he was president.
Speaker 2: So it is that is very much an issue about
Speaker 2: all of these matters. And again it's very ancient, and
Speaker 2: these matters of were the alignment of these three mounds
Speaker 2: what is known today's Washington Park, which is a you know,
Speaker 2: a tomb of the unknowned soldiers for the Revolutionary War.
Speaker 2: Was that older than the ones ever there in Gezus
Speaker 2: certainly seems to be.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Yeah, that's that's the thing with these alignments, man,
Speaker 1: that's I think it's I think that Vanderbilt knew exactly
Speaker 1: what he was doing making that alignment with with clear
Speaker 1: Patcher's needle, and this old star Ford. Man that that
Speaker 1: star Ford might go back, who knows how long. Man,
Speaker 1: there's parts of it. I've seen parts of that star
Speaker 1: War on maps that don't even exist today. They seem
Speaker 1: to have had a little moat or a little drawbridge
Speaker 1: out to an island, and maybe they had a castle
Speaker 1: out there or something that's not even there anymore, off
Speaker 1: the tip of Manhattan. But I think what would happen
Speaker 1: here is for some of these ancient people. You know,
Speaker 1: we discussed the Saint Lawrence River. I do think they
Speaker 1: were coming in through that, But I also think they
Speaker 1: were coming up through the Gulf and going into the Mississippi.
Speaker 1: If you think about it, get on the Mississippi, you
Speaker 1: go up through a place called Memphis, right, Egyptian name. Right.
Speaker 1: Then you know, you get to a place called Cairo, right,
Speaker 1: another Egyptian name. I was right at the split of
Speaker 1: the Mississippi and the Ohio. If you take if you
Speaker 1: jump on the Ohio, you've got Allensville. You've got a
Speaker 1: place called Joppa. Joppa is an ancient port city in Israel.
Speaker 1: That's an interesting name for a place over here. And
Speaker 1: then you get up.
Speaker 2: Into don't read about Philadelphia.
Speaker 1: Right, Well, we'll get there. Then you get to Evansville,
Speaker 1: which was an ancient city called the carling It angel angels,
Speaker 1: a crazy looking or crazy deep divevans.
Speaker 2: Basically all that stuff down there in the region. Well,
Speaker 2: that Avansville region is all named after old old Egyptians,
Speaker 2: so there's a lot of evidence suggests that has a
Speaker 2: lot of ancient history there too. But yeah, we go,
Speaker 2: we go eastbound, we get all the way over to Philadelphia,
Speaker 2: which is another ancient Egyptian These are mound cities. Philadelphia's
Speaker 2: a mound city, Evansville's a mountain city, Cairo, Pittsburgh, and
Speaker 2: Saint Louis. You know you named another one there beforehand.
Speaker 2: Mount city, Uh, Cairo Moundsville, Joppa. Well, that's obviously Mountsville
Speaker 2: right right, Memphis, home of George Washington's favorite mound and
Speaker 2: Charles Manson's favorite mound, the Grave Creek Mound where they
Speaker 2: found on one of those ancient stones that are depicting
Speaker 2: these ancient languages. You're talking about that one specifically Phoenician,
Speaker 2: more some other ones in Ohio that we're not Phoenician.
Speaker 2: But what we do see the similarity between these stones
Speaker 2: that are found these mounds and the inscriptions they're in.
Speaker 2: These are all seafaring people. So again the Templar, the Templars,
Speaker 2: the Normans, the Vikings, et cetera, learned how to navigate,
Speaker 2: do advanced mathematics, advanced astronomy, and in order to which
Speaker 2: to read a map, shoot an asmuth, navigate and survey
Speaker 2: things like these these sights of these mounds.
Speaker 1: And again it's a which is why there's an alignment
Speaker 1: with Newport Tower, Moundsville and Cohokia.
Speaker 2: And the Kensington Runstone and the Kensington Runstone from Newport, yep.
Speaker 2: New are correct sir, That is why so we that
Speaker 2: is that is part of this esoteric knowledge basis. It
Speaker 2: is passed down through these Badlands. So all of the
Speaker 2: Vance boys. When George Washington moved out to Winchester, Virginia,
Speaker 2: he met he he was a surveyor. He just went
Speaker 2: to William and Mary College there in Frederick, Virginia, got
Speaker 2: assigned as the surveyor out there in the new Frontier
Speaker 2: of Virginia by his uh brother Lauren, Washington's father in law,
Speaker 2: the governor of Virginia, and Fairfax, which plays in the
Speaker 2: George's beef with the again the British factions later because
Speaker 2: Lord Fairfax's daughter refused to give George Mount Vernon despite
Speaker 2: it being left to him in the will of his
Speaker 2: brother when he died. So there's a lot of Again
Speaker 2: these disputes happened very early on around land again with Washington.
Speaker 2: But when Washington goes out there meets Clan Vance, all
Speaker 2: of them are surveyors. I've yet to understand where they
Speaker 2: learned how to survey, other than saying that that was
Speaker 2: one of these essotary bodies of knowledge that were passed
Speaker 2: down within the family. Because you didn't go to a school,
Speaker 2: and we'll use you were taught within the home, and
Speaker 2: within their homes, they had an ancient history of reading maps,
Speaker 2: drawing maps, navigating things and reading stars. And I think
Speaker 2: it is something that's embedded within these bloodlines as well,
Speaker 2: because if it's a vans Or of Washington, I don't know.
Speaker 2: What I like to tell you is I've never lost
Speaker 2: in a land navigation situation within you know, military training
Speaker 2: or whatever like from the moment or boy scouts, I
Speaker 2: mean whenever. I just I don't need a compass. You
Speaker 2: just hand me a map and I'm getting you places,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Actually, I was going to ask you something. Do you
Speaker 1: have anything on this Taunton Joseph Gilbert Tauton. He was
Speaker 1: a or Smithsonian guy. He was also the co founder
Speaker 1: of the National Academy of Sciences. He was in the
Speaker 1: American Theosophical Society. He was in the Army Corps of
Speaker 1: Engineers as well.
Speaker 2: There so his name doesn't sound from mayor at the
Speaker 2: top of my head, how are you spelling this?
Speaker 1: Tauton? Is Joseph Tauton t O T.
Speaker 2: T E n okay, yep, yep.
Speaker 1: So they say that he's the guy who built this
Speaker 1: Castle Clinton at the tip of Manhattan. Now that's bogus, honestly,
Speaker 1: because it was already there. Uh, they said Joseph Tatton
Speaker 1: built it in eighteen oh eight. And keep in mind
Speaker 1: they're saying it's it's we weren't at Warren in eighteen
Speaker 1: o eight. We weren't any engaged in any kind of struggle.
Speaker 1: There's no reason for him to build it there. What
Speaker 1: he did was he built what they call Castle Clinton
Speaker 1: today on top of a star Ford. Thus, and I
Speaker 1: don't know if this was the reason or not, but
Speaker 1: they basically threw away all the prior history to the place.
Speaker 1: Because I have it on maps from the sixteen hundreds
Speaker 1: it was a Ford.
Speaker 2: So well, I mean, this would be a guy whould
Speaker 2: have a lot of information right at the time. He's
Speaker 2: an engineer, he's responsible a lot of these things. He
Speaker 2: probably learned these things right. So I'm going to see
Speaker 2: what his father, who is his daddy, and which does
Speaker 2: his daddy do? But we can see that his daddy's uncle,
Speaker 2: mos mom's brother was a member of the Society of Cincinnati,
Speaker 2: an original member here at Major Jared Mansfield. He was
Speaker 2: the Surveyor General for the Northwest Territory again Bactice General
Speaker 2: Arthur Sinclair. So General Arthur Sinclair was the executive of
Speaker 2: that operation and this dude here, his uncle was the surveyor.
Speaker 2: So again, this is a body of knowledge and the
Speaker 2: bloodline families that they were upon their esoteric understanding of
Speaker 2: these things. I think that's a great example. I'm not
Speaker 2: familiar with them, sir, so I appreciate that off the
Speaker 2: top of all that this is not ring familiar.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so there's all kinds of weird stuff. And I
Speaker 1: think your spot on what you're saying. I think he's
Speaker 1: one of these guys that they brought in and used
Speaker 1: to probably clean up the history of what was there.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, they looked. Look what I'm talking about too,
Speaker 2: is out how all these matters affect the Civil War
Speaker 2: because the society fractured beforehand. So this dude's cousin the
Speaker 2: son of that of his mom's, you know, the uncle,
Speaker 2: Major Jared Mansfield. That dude's son was then Major General
Speaker 2: Joseph Mansfield and the Civil War, just like Captain David
Speaker 2: Vance from the North Carolina Chapter of the Society and
Speaker 2: his grandson, General Zebulon Vance m the Confederate Army. So
Speaker 2: this is this is a great example from what we're
Speaker 2: already talking about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so so what what they it looks like they
Speaker 1: did here with with all Tatton is. Well, so if
Speaker 1: you do some digging, you find out that this fort
Speaker 1: that's called Castle Clinton today looked look different. It looked
Speaker 1: pretty wild. Actually looks like one of your your you know,
Speaker 1: your very exotic star forks, right, And if you're they
Speaker 1: said that there was, if you do some digging, you
Speaker 1: can find that there was a place there at one
Speaker 1: point called Fort Amsterdam and it was built in sixteen
Speaker 1: to twenty six. I believe that was back when New
Speaker 1: York was called New Amsterdam. But if you do some
Speaker 1: more digging, it's like, oh, well that fort was built
Speaker 1: on an older fort, right, but it's just not documented.
Speaker 1: So that's the thing with these star forks. They go
Speaker 1: back and you get a Wikipedia founded by date. But
Speaker 1: if you do digging, you find out there's an older
Speaker 1: fort that was already there that they that they don't
Speaker 1: have a date for. So it's like absolutely did how
Speaker 1: far back do these things actually go?
Speaker 2: Aeah? Right, sir? Look at look at Fort Fort Pittsburgh.
Speaker 2: It was Fort Labooth before that. Labouf is in shil
Speaker 2: lah Boof because that's a that's one of the families
Speaker 2: of the French chapter of the Boose. I'm not so
Speaker 2: shallow Boose a member. But we see the order. We
Speaker 2: see these contents even in America here, even inward from America,
Speaker 2: not on the coast on there, we see the same thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I want to actually I want to come
Speaker 1: back to that for that Fort Pitt. But let me
Speaker 1: show you something here. Got you coming right now? Okay,
Speaker 1: So this just so people know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: This is so on this map is called Fort George.
Speaker 1: And that's another thing that they left out of. If
Speaker 1: you look up Castle Clinton, I couldn't find anything on
Speaker 1: this ever being called Fort George. But yet here it
Speaker 1: is on a map called Fort George.
Speaker 2: So on on one second, So let me bring that
Speaker 2: up here for you. Boom oh okay, well here you go.
Speaker 2: Now now is it showing yep?
Speaker 1: Okay, so yeah you can see it's right down here.
Speaker 1: And uh obviously So Clinton doesn't look anything like this today.
Speaker 1: They completely either demolished this or changed its appearance significantly.
Speaker 1: And from what I can find, this was called Fort
Speaker 1: George back in the seventeen hundreds, but before that it
Speaker 1: was called Fort Amsterdam.
Speaker 2: So it sits down on Wall Street, Battery Park.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right, Okay, Yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Know exactly where that is. I have gone by that before.
Speaker 2: I didn't really take as much notice of it as
Speaker 2: what you're pointing out today, but it's fascinating. Yeah, one
Speaker 2: day with Philip Marsteller, if I master this is a great,
Speaker 2: great comment. Yeah, there's a lot of characters we don't
Speaker 2: know about who are very interesting on a lot of things.
Speaker 2: Philip Marsteller is a good example. And another character around
Speaker 2: because you know, these matters around the funeral of George
Speaker 2: Washingtons are interesting because the man who gave the Masonic
Speaker 2: rights for George Washington at that funeral wasn't man by
Speaker 2: the name of Captain William Ricard, and he's the focus
Speaker 2: of another series I do here in Operation GCD with
Speaker 2: my associate Brad Minyard. Brad's a descendant of one of
Speaker 2: those spies from George Washington's spy network. Because again, this
Speaker 2: feud has been going on since day one, and George
Speaker 2: was not dumb to it either. He had so Brad's ancestor,
Speaker 2: Joseph Minyard work, he got recruited by Captain William Ricard,
Speaker 2: the chief recruiter for Washington. There come the wartime at
Speaker 2: the end of the war, and they were actually recard
Speaker 2: and minyards were falling around the Aaron Burr conspiracy, the
Speaker 2: Aaron Burr conspiracy the years preceding and afterwards, because again
Speaker 2: that conspiracy then goes from Tammany Hall through the eighteen
Speaker 2: through the way we basically close out the Civil War
Speaker 2: with a great compromise of eighteen seventy seven and Samuel Tilden,
Speaker 2: who was part of Tammany Hall, that's where Burr started.
Speaker 2: We see that same faction of politics and people starting
Speaker 2: the Civil war. So it's literally a pretty easy thing
Speaker 2: to draw out with his liberty and anti liberty factions.
Speaker 2: But we see a lot of that going on around
Speaker 2: these areas, around these ancient sites too, because again that
Speaker 2: these are that important.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I think that these are cities, some of
Speaker 1: our major cities again were ancient sites. People were living
Speaker 1: there for who knows how long. I think this is
Speaker 1: a good example, Pittsburgh. Right, we'll talk about the weirdness
Speaker 1: of Fort pitt here, there's your star for it.
Speaker 2: Who knows how this is where America was started, sir.
Speaker 2: I mean George Washington gave his victory s Piech just
Speaker 2: north of the site. I know that because I gave
Speaker 2: my victory speech for the for a so used to
Speaker 2: hang One of my dudes works for Fox News has
Speaker 2: it's a guy of the Air Force. But I used
Speaker 2: to hang out out there like there's a big party area,
Speaker 2: you know. I used to go to Manhattan. It's a
Speaker 2: regular at mcsorley's Old Alehouse, one of the oldest bars
Speaker 2: in the city, I think eighteen sixty three. Great spot. Anyhow, Uh,
Speaker 2: when I played in the Fox News production staffs Fantasy
Speaker 2: Baseball two years in a row, don't they don't want
Speaker 2: me back for your three? I won both years. The
Speaker 2: second year I gave, I took everybody on a on
Speaker 2: a on a party bus. I took all the way
Speaker 2: and so the whole league on a party bus and
Speaker 2: we went to the oldest bars of Manhattan. But we
Speaker 2: ended down there giving my victory speech where George Washing
Speaker 2: gave his victory speech in Manhattan. In Manhattan, Okay, just
Speaker 2: north of this site of a couple of blocks at
Speaker 2: Francis Town.
Speaker 1: This is this is Pittsburgh, bro this Oh, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I thought we were talking. I thought we were talking
Speaker 2: the Battery Park location.
Speaker 1: I know it looks a lot like it.
Speaker 2: It looks identical to it. It looks just like it.
Speaker 1: That's what they would do.
Speaker 2: Bro.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm convinced that Pittsburgh is an ancient city,
Speaker 1: and I think this is a model that they fought.
Speaker 2: How else city star forts from Manhattan to Pittsburgh, the
Speaker 2: Battery Park to this confluence of the rivers again, so
Speaker 2: confluence of the rivers. Major mound site right, major mound
Speaker 2: sites are the confluence.
Speaker 1: Of river mounts.
Speaker 2: We see that at Battery Park. That's where the Hudson starts.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, yes, sir. So this was this was an
Speaker 1: old blueprint for how you built fortifications and built cities.
Speaker 1: You build them all these peninsulas like Manhattan, like Pittsburgh.
Speaker 1: And if you'll see here in the sure you've got
Speaker 1: you've got your star forward at the tip and then
Speaker 1: behind it. This is a waled city. That's what This
Speaker 1: is a walled city connected to the star Ford. And
Speaker 1: you know, walled cities go back a long ways. That's
Speaker 1: that's we're talking to Old Testament stuff. Man, there's these
Speaker 1: ancient people came over here and they built wald cities.
Speaker 1: Kahokia was probably one of the first ones that Greg
Speaker 1: Little says when Kahokia fell I think it was around
Speaker 1: thirteen fifty, all its inhabitants seemed to disperse. And what
Speaker 1: they did was they went out, followed the Mississippi and
Speaker 1: went probably up to Ohio and everywhere else, and they
Speaker 1: established other smaller wald cities. That might be what we're
Speaker 1: looking at here.
Speaker 2: That's a great point. That's the question. Then what caused
Speaker 2: them to what called my master? What calls them to
Speaker 2: leave Kahokia? Right? So, Kahokia was larger than the city
Speaker 2: of London at the time in the thirteenth century when
Speaker 2: it fell, I think it was fifty So come sixteen hundred,
Speaker 2: we have a group of Cistercian monks that have set
Speaker 2: up shop on the largest mound in that city. It's
Speaker 2: known as Monks Mound today. As a result of that,
Speaker 2: those Cistercian monks lived there for decades. Why are the
Speaker 2: templars monks living on this mound site? And why are
Speaker 2: we still name it after them today? And what caused
Speaker 2: these civilizations to fall? Right? So, there's obviously a force, right,
Speaker 2: whatever that force is, there's some driving force to cause
Speaker 2: these civilizations that I.
Speaker 1: Didn't know that the monks were templars. That's that's interesting.
Speaker 2: They were Cistercian monks. The same lineage of those Cistercian
Speaker 2: monks can be found today outside of the founding site
Speaker 2: of the state of California, just outside the city of
Speaker 2: Chico and the the named after Bernard de Clervaux, the
Speaker 2: Saint Clervo. They're the beer brewing monks like you see
Speaker 2: in Robin Hood with you know, Friar Tuck. They brew
Speaker 2: beer with a local Sierra Nevada brewery in Chico. But
Speaker 2: they moved one of the religious houses from the Spanish
Speaker 2: templar religious houses from the thirteenth century to that site
Speaker 2: of the founding side of California you see to the
Speaker 2: founding site. Don't quote no on misquestion. Either the founding
Speaker 2: site or the first Messonoclouge site would be a Leland Stanford,
Speaker 2: one of those two.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, I would suggest if you see these monks
Speaker 1: associated with templars posting up on top of mounds, because
Speaker 1: there's something in the area that they were looking for
Speaker 1: to do with knowledge and possibly treasure.
Speaker 2: Right your spot onster and these matters of treasure should
Speaker 2: not be discarded. For example, when I say the Society
Speaker 2: of Cincinnati and then their sons and grandsons were all
Speaker 2: the officers in the Civil War. And the Civil War
Speaker 2: was a fracturing of the society in eighteen sixty when
Speaker 2: South Carolina said go yourselves, and where did the Civil
Speaker 2: Wars start? South Carolina? So we see these same and
Speaker 2: I can point to a lot of figures with the
Speaker 2: ant celebrity faction that go on still today through the
Speaker 2: same bloodlines. But that's a bit of a horse of
Speaker 2: a different color. But my point being there is during
Speaker 2: the Civil War, near to the end of it, we've
Speaker 2: been propagandized and sought all sorts of stories about all
Speaker 2: these matters of the Civil War, even the end the
Speaker 2: end of it. Near the end of it, we see Stone.
Speaker 2: I think I previously have missed stated this as well
Speaker 2: in previous shows. Not Robert E.
Speaker 1: Lee.
Speaker 2: We was the grandson in law of George Washington, by
Speaker 2: the way, and the Lee family lost all their property.
Speaker 2: Speaking of liberty and property, they lost all their property
Speaker 2: in the resolution of the Civil War, which is today
Speaker 2: known as Arlington National Cemetery in Fort Myers Army Camp
Speaker 2: all mound sites. So we see the near the end
Speaker 2: of the ward Stonewall Jackson, General Stonewall Jackson in general.
Speaker 2: We'll call him Phil Rogers because I don't remember his name.
Speaker 2: They take two different cavalry elements across the Union lines
Speaker 2: deep into Union territory, raiding towns, specifically Massionic lodges, burning
Speaker 2: them and stealing the stuff inside. Those Masonic lodges were
Speaker 2: built on mound sites, and I suspect that the reason
Speaker 2: why they're they're assaulting them is this ongoing secret society
Speaker 2: feud for matters such as what we can call them treasures,
Speaker 2: artifacts and treasures, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I mean this is the same thing that
Speaker 1: was happening back in the day. The Vatican was after
Speaker 1: these treasures templars at so they had to probably vault
Speaker 1: some of them up and hide them over here in
Speaker 1: the first place. And then you have the like I
Speaker 1: said earlier, you've got the crazy monarchs trying to They
Speaker 1: want the artifacts and the treasures to fund their wars,
Speaker 1: so they were after the treasure as well. That's a
Speaker 1: templars had.
Speaker 2: Well, definitely to fund their wars. I think it's even creepier, sir.
Speaker 2: They're all anciently the cargo cults, so I think they're
Speaker 2: after some really weird things think that, you know, like
Speaker 2: the cargo cults of the South Pacific, or building wooden
Speaker 2: airplanes and having weird dances trying to get Gi Joe
Speaker 2: to drop off more supplies like they did during World
Speaker 2: War Two. We have these secret society ancient cargo cult
Speaker 2: as folks, you know this, serious worshipers and whatnot, doing
Speaker 2: similar activities trying to achieve an ends that is impossible
Speaker 2: to achieve because they're a cargo cult. No what they're doing.
Speaker 2: But Napoleon, for example, the French chapter guy of the society.
Speaker 2: We we still use his expedition to Egypt as the
Speaker 2: basis of knowledge of all Western societies and knowledge of Egypt.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: So all these matters are deeply rooted in these occult
Speaker 2: treasures or as you know, hidden you know things and
Speaker 2: so and we see that again in the when you
Speaker 2: mentioned the Jesuits before. Also we see that with the
Speaker 2: settlement of America. So once the found I said the
Speaker 2: founty fowers were right in a lot of things, including
Speaker 2: getting the Vatican look out of here, but they had
Speaker 2: an interest in the mounds as well. So this is Milford, Ohio.
Speaker 2: So that Hontic com mound right where not I do
Speaker 2: with the Hontic commund shoot, it must have must have
Speaker 2: closed anyway. So the map of the Hontic com Mounds
Speaker 2: drawn by the Society of Cincinnati shows the starting point
Speaker 2: to be right here, the confluence of the Little Miami
Speaker 2: River and the Eastern Fork of the Little Miami River,
Speaker 2: which is the namesake for East East Fork Lake. So
Speaker 2: this whole area is a mound complex right right all
Speaker 2: through here. And you can see there's a Walmart right here.
Speaker 2: Walmart loves building on mounds, a country club.
Speaker 1: This follows our blueprint right like it's the confluence of waterways.
Speaker 2: This is this is the greatest all these concepts we've
Speaker 2: been talking about here tonight, sir. This is this town
Speaker 2: is the greatest example. So in eighteen we'll call it Cyrica.
Speaker 2: Eighteen twenty four we see the Masonic Lodge here being
Speaker 2: built on a mound by the river. And then in
Speaker 2: eighteen we'll call it Cirrak. Eighteen twenty seven. This is
Speaker 2: really the influence, the major push into the New America
Speaker 2: Northwest Territory through Cincinnati, which was the gateway at the
Speaker 2: time to get to all these places. And this is
Speaker 2: when we see the Jesuits and the Vatican really setting
Speaker 2: up shop, and they continue to do these things, building
Speaker 2: on top of mound sites all the way up to
Speaker 2: Wisconsin in Jefferson County and named after Thomas Jefferson, of course,
Speaker 2: in a mound site at Saint Goletta, which is a
Speaker 2: mental institution where they lebottomize the Kennedy girl, right Rose
Speaker 2: was it Roslyn Canny or whatever? Rose Candy, one of
Speaker 2: them candy girls got lobottomized there. That it's also the
Speaker 2: same mound site of the same Saint Cletic facility where
Speaker 2: the first Wisconsin dog man sighting is. But we see
Speaker 2: the same nature of activity with a Vatican so Seri
Speaker 2: eighteen twenty seven. Here the Vatican sets up shops, specifically
Speaker 2: the Jesuits, with a huge retirement facility. So this portion
Speaker 2: right here, Terrence Park country Club, the wealthiest people in
Speaker 2: Cincinnati golf on those mounds, and we see right now.
Speaker 1: It's a perfect place for a mound site.
Speaker 2: Again, Oh yeah, well yeah, it's yeah, right of the contest.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't be surprised if there wasn't a for a
Speaker 1: fortification of some kind right there at the tip of that.
Speaker 3: I think there was.
Speaker 2: So that's why that's why they're protecting this property. So
Speaker 2: in eighteen twenty seven, the Jesuit set up the seat
Speaker 2: from where you see this first dot with the massign
Speaker 2: Coldge all the way to the second dot. That's all,
Speaker 2: and that's Mound Road in between. That's all a Jesuit
Speaker 2: retirement village. It's a huge acreage. I don't forget, maybe
Speaker 2: thirty five acres. Yeah, that's what they're h that's what
Speaker 2: I'm saying, dude. And you can't get on that country
Speaker 2: club friend, even when you're on a canoe and a kayak,
Speaker 2: because I trust me, I've tried look at them mounds.
Speaker 2: So they don't like that. They don't care for it.
Speaker 1: So it's a site that the Jesuit's been holding onto
Speaker 1: for who knows how long.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well.
Speaker 1: They knew, they knew, they knew that. They can you
Speaker 1: pull can I'm gonna show you. So can you pull
Speaker 1: that Pittsburgh thing back up again? Yes? So let me
Speaker 1: see here. This is This one's interesting because it says
Speaker 1: Fort pitt right, that's what they called today. Before that,
Speaker 1: it was Fort Ducaine built in.
Speaker 2: Oh that's right. Ducane Lebouth was further up up the
Speaker 2: river on the on the.
Speaker 1: It was built in Yeah, you're right, it was built
Speaker 1: towards Erie yep, seventeen fifty four, Fort Ducaine. If you
Speaker 1: do some digging, though, there was documented an older fort
Speaker 1: right there, called Fort Prince George. Right, they don't like
Speaker 1: to talk about that. They usually cite They usually cite
Speaker 1: Fort Ducaine as they say that that's the first one.
Speaker 1: They say, Oh, they built Fort Dukaine in fifteen or
Speaker 1: seventeen fifty four. But then if you look, it's like, oh, well,
Speaker 1: what was Fort Prince George and why was it there earlier?
Speaker 1: Then if you do more digging, you find it there
Speaker 1: was a place there called Fort Trent, older than all
Speaker 1: of them. So what you see here is it just
Speaker 1: keeps going back and it doesn't have a proper origin
Speaker 1: story because it's always been there. But they say the
Speaker 1: French came in and did it in seventeen fifty four
Speaker 1: and built it. There was nothing there and they built
Speaker 1: Fort Dukaine.
Speaker 2: It does another much older, clearly older site.
Speaker 1: Right. Yeah, it doesn't matter to them about Fort Prince
Speaker 1: George or Fort Trent or whatever it was there before that,
Speaker 1: because they choose to start the story in seventeen fifty four,
Speaker 1: and that's the to where they get from there on.
Speaker 2: It's the same way that it's the same thing the
Speaker 2: Vatican does. Right, this is what I wanted to America
Speaker 2: starts in fourteen ninety two, though, right, it's the same
Speaker 2: if you established this propaganda narrative and you can't you know,
Speaker 2: you can't veer off it. That's why folks like Barry Fell,
Speaker 2: the guy wh wrote that American BC book from Harvard,
Speaker 2: they're the professor he gets it on. Because you can't
Speaker 2: veer off these dates. That's why Scott Walter get one.
Speaker 2: That's why our our channel. If he's deceived there, you know,
Speaker 2: and not a decept or. That's why they folks like
Speaker 2: that repeat these narratives because again we're all propaganda's and
Speaker 2: these weird historical narratives that don't make any sense. Dude,
Speaker 2: I mean, look at it, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: So so here's the deal. Here's the deal, guys. Wikipedia says,
Speaker 1: last time I checked, it said Pittsburgh was founded in
Speaker 1: seventeen fifty eight. Yeah, so what was this doing here
Speaker 1: before that? They even say that it was Fort Ducaine
Speaker 1: was there at least around fifteen or seventeen fifty four
Speaker 1: so well, and obviously we have these older forts.
Speaker 2: Port Labooth goes back to at least seventeen thirty.
Speaker 1: Well, hold on, JJ, I want to ask you about
Speaker 1: this because I think Washington may have been involved with this,
Speaker 1: because Washington was involved in taking one iteration of these
Speaker 1: forts from the British. I'm pretty sure, right, do you
Speaker 1: know about that? I mean, I'm assuming you might.
Speaker 2: Have rod yeah, point no, your spot onsor this whole
Speaker 2: area we're talking about from the Whiskey Rebellion, which has
Speaker 2: been sold to us in a propaganda's narratiod. George Washington
Speaker 2: I would argue up on charges for treason when he
Speaker 2: Mrked his boss, the commanding general of the colonies for
Speaker 2: the British Army. He was a colonel, General Braddock. They
Speaker 2: took General Braddock into this area and Washington all of
Speaker 2: his boys survived. And I have like four of my
Speaker 2: forefathers were on that mission. Lewis and Clark were on
Speaker 2: that mission. Christopher Gets and his son Colonel and Nathaniel
Speaker 2: Guests were on that mission. A lot of folks we
Speaker 2: know in history. Daniel Boone was on that mission. They
Speaker 2: all survived. General Braddock and all of his men died,
Speaker 2: George Washington would gain General Braddock's red sash, and we're
Speaker 2: at the rest of his life. In seventeen ninety one,
Speaker 2: George Washington is running around Alexandra, Virginia wearing that red
Speaker 2: sash in his military uniform, ready to go to war
Speaker 2: because I'm confident they charged him with treason. But my
Speaker 2: point being there is you don't get ambushed and then
Speaker 2: somehow get your general officers red sash off his body
Speaker 2: and all of your men survive. What happened there was
Speaker 2: George had colluded with the French, the predecessors to the
Speaker 2: French chapter of the Society of the ancestor the men
Speaker 2: who would become the French chapter who were stationed at
Speaker 2: Fort Laboof, and again he would take over these forts
Speaker 2: from those same folks because this was during the British
Speaker 2: and French Indian War. So he's on the British side
Speaker 2: colluding with the French to murder his British boss, and
Speaker 2: then all of his men survive. And again it's a
Speaker 2: very important geographical area here. That's where the rebellion would
Speaker 2: be later, That's where Fort Vance would be just south
Speaker 2: of there what is now Washington, PA. Where literally every president,
Speaker 2: I think it's every president has visited Washington. They have
Speaker 2: done official presidential visits to the city of Washington, PA,
Speaker 2: which is the first city created after the Treaty of Paris.
Speaker 2: And that was Fort Vance before and I'm sure it
Speaker 2: was some other fort before.
Speaker 1: That, right, And it's and it's right down that, it's
Speaker 1: right on the right near doors near it's nearby to Pittsburgh.
Speaker 1: It's like I could see it in my mind on
Speaker 1: the map how close it is.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to put that thirty miles was thirty miles
Speaker 2: south down down down the river to the on the
Speaker 2: oile there.
Speaker 1: So what was what was George Washington doing in fifth
Speaker 1: and seventeen fifty seven?
Speaker 3: What was he doing?
Speaker 1: Because if Pittsburgh was founded in seventeen fifty eight according
Speaker 1: to the official record, what was Washington doing the year
Speaker 1: before that?
Speaker 2: And I can say right now, tell me, yeah, that's
Speaker 2: what seventeen fifty six is. Was the murder of General Braddock.
Speaker 2: He resigns from from the US or the US the
Speaker 2: British Army. So when Lawrence Washington died, and he didn't
Speaker 2: inherit Mount Vernon for many years because of his sister
Speaker 2: in law that you know, Lord Fairfax's daughter, she wouldn't
Speaker 2: give him the property. You know. He's again George was
Speaker 2: living out in Winchester. He was the he was the
Speaker 2: commanding officer out of that Fort Loudon, and again was
Speaker 2: the colonel. Once Lawrence he inherited Lawrence Washington his elder
Speaker 2: half brother's military position. So he at the age of
Speaker 2: twenty six, he's it's like the top military dude in America,
Speaker 2: you know. And they send over General Braddock and he,
Speaker 2: you know, again George takes care of General Braddock. And
Speaker 2: again where's the trophy the rest of his life, that
Speaker 2: red sash. It's in a museum at Mount Vernon today.
Speaker 2: They just don't really tell all the details there, you
Speaker 2: know how that all camp about. But you see all
Speaker 2: these things going on there, and you see that George
Speaker 2: Washington's clearly doing a lot of things that in that
Speaker 2: that you know, in the early in the early era.
Speaker 1: But seventeen neighborhood, right, this is this is he knows all.
Speaker 2: He's he's the expert in all of this land. He's
Speaker 2: the one who surveyed it. He's the one who's traveling
Speaker 2: through here with Christopher Gist and his in his late
Speaker 2: teenage early twenty years there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the old handler.
Speaker 2: They have, they have a larger body of activity going
Speaker 2: on there for sure. But what we do see it
Speaker 2: for also is the fact that you know, in seventeen
Speaker 2: fifty seven, George retires from the army. He marries Martha
Speaker 2: in seventeenth January seventeen fifty nine. History would claim we
Speaker 2: don't know how they met. I'll tell you right now,
Speaker 2: when he was seventeen and met twenty four year old
Speaker 2: Matthew Vance. Matthew Vance was already that's allegedly my forefather,
Speaker 2: Abner Vance's father on paper at Matthew was married to
Speaker 2: Anne Jones, who's Martha's first cousin. Martha's mother's Francis Jones,
Speaker 2: and her brother's William Jones, and that's Ann's father. So
Speaker 2: we see, history won't tell us how George and Martha met,
Speaker 2: but we know that he's friends with Matthew Vance, who's
Speaker 2: married to Martha's first cousin, so presumably that's how they met.
Speaker 2: But even their marriage indicates you know a lot of folks.
Speaker 2: So yeah, well again there's something going on there because
Speaker 2: you have a seventeen year old Matthew Vance in Winchester, Virginia.
Speaker 2: You got a seventeen year old Anne Jones down in
Speaker 2: New Kent, Virginia, down by Williamsburg. We're talking in two
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty mile distance. And then they traveled two
Speaker 2: hundred miles each themselves to Philadelphia to get married. And
Speaker 2: that doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 1: You know what I've found too when in regards to
Speaker 1: the creation of these cities, what what what was happening
Speaker 1: In the case of Louisville. The government owned that portion
Speaker 1: of land that became Louisville is actually in Virginia at
Speaker 1: the time, and they gave it to one of these
Speaker 1: I think he's a society member. They gave it to
Speaker 1: him and allowed him to found the city of Louisville there, right,
Speaker 1: So it's I think that's one of the things that
Speaker 1: happened here, is like there's other top dog guys making
Speaker 1: the actual decision and founding the actual cities. But then
Speaker 1: they pass it down the line to someone that they like,
Speaker 1: and they give they give them the title, the keys to,
Speaker 1: you know, to the land. They're like, okay, you can
Speaker 1: find you can found the city here. We give you permission.
Speaker 1: But this is where you're going to do it, and
Speaker 1: this is what it's going to be called. And you know, right,
Speaker 1: but that's not who they for some reason they named
Speaker 1: Louisville after King Louis. But it was land owned by DC,
Speaker 1: owned by the State of Virginia. Right.
Speaker 2: But that's what I'm saying, That's what I'm saying. It's
Speaker 2: but it's all society stuff. King Louis is the French chapter, right. So,
Speaker 2: and it's not just the French chapter, because we see
Speaker 2: it's the Czechoslovakian, Polish royal families. It's the German royal
Speaker 2: families like General von Steuben, It's the Swiss royal families
Speaker 2: like the Galati's, it's the Swedish royal families. There was
Speaker 2: a Swedish revolution. The King of Sweden's a member of
Speaker 2: the Cita Cincinnati hereditary member, by the way, because two
Speaker 2: of the original members part of that royal family, and
Speaker 2: then they were they were murking each other in the
Speaker 2: years after our revolution. Yeah, so we see all these
Speaker 2: royal blood What I'm getting is when we're sitting we're
Speaker 2: looking for who's sanctioning these activities. It's the it's those
Speaker 2: Alsted royal bloodlines. Of European royalty, like we see with
Speaker 2: the Magna Garta. So again the Templars, there's many of
Speaker 2: those twenty five Knights that they call robber barons who
Speaker 2: were getting their property back and their rights back because
Speaker 2: King John who stole the kingdom from his knights, templar
Speaker 2: brother King Richard while they were on the crusades. Again
Speaker 2: the film Robinhood, we see them trying to get their
Speaker 2: lane back. And again we see this again. It's the
Speaker 2: same fight though. You see what I'm saying, it's the same.
Speaker 2: It's these again. You can call them royal line family feuds, right,
Speaker 2: but they're they're just fighting amongst themselves. And again it's
Speaker 2: the same things today, and we see those things with
Speaker 2: the farest who sanctioning these things. Again, there's a lot
Speaker 2: of power involved when we just say the founding fathers. Again,
Speaker 2: there's all these other opposing bloodlines and families, not just
Speaker 2: the Jacobites of the Huguenots, say the Swedish, the Germans
Speaker 2: across the board there in Europe. They're all involved in
Speaker 2: the Society of Cincinni and they're all involved in these revolutions.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, let me ask you this. Have you ever
Speaker 1: heard that that area referred to as the Forks, the
Speaker 1: area of Pittsburgh.
Speaker 2: As far as the Monongohela, the Susquehanna, and the Ohio.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, Well it's the largest confluence of rivers
Speaker 2: I think in America, those three rivers. Right, I think
Speaker 2: it's bigger than the Missouri Mississippi confluence. Right. I found
Speaker 2: this confluence.
Speaker 1: Yes, I found this interesting story with that where so
Speaker 1: again Wikipedia found it. By date for Pittsburgh is seventeen
Speaker 1: fifty eight.
Speaker 2: Well, it's a source of all information on the interwation.
Speaker 1: Right. Wrong, story about seventeen fifty two where these Virginians
Speaker 1: come in and they asked the Natas if they can
Speaker 1: put a store in the forks for fur trading. The forks.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure he's where Pittsburgh is today. So basically,
Speaker 1: these these Virginias come in and they fire off four
Speaker 1: rounds at once. They fire four guns at once announced
Speaker 1: their presence. They're responded to by a freaking roar of
Speaker 1: one hundred guns from the natives, and the natives come
Speaker 1: out and meet them, and from there they have a
Speaker 1: friendly discussion and these guys are wanting to put their
Speaker 1: store in here, but I'm saying this is years before
Speaker 1: Pittsburgh was officially founded. So why did these guys want
Speaker 1: to put their store there? Because it was a pre
Speaker 1: existing city. I think you know what I mean. There
Speaker 1: was a port there.
Speaker 2: Yes, absolutely, absolutely. Again when we're when I mistook that
Speaker 2: the port pitt One for the Battery Park one in
Speaker 2: Manhattan because they look, damn, you're identical. Again, this is
Speaker 2: what So this is France's tavern right here at fifty
Speaker 2: four Pearl Street, which again when we just want to
Speaker 2: talk about more recent anti librity stuff, this is where
Speaker 2: those communists and seventies blew up this building for some reason.
Speaker 2: So I wonder why a huge statue of George Walsh
Speaker 2: and across the street as well. But we see this
Speaker 2: is for Clinton. Remember I said this right north of there,
Speaker 2: this is that for Clinton, and this is Battery This
Speaker 2: is where they this is this was the most important
Speaker 2: graphical location for George Washington, right, So there's a reason
Speaker 2: for that, right, That's where this was his headquarters for
Speaker 2: the war. Right once they ran the British ab of Manhattan,
Speaker 2: that's where he set up shop and that's where he
Speaker 2: continued to be the president. I think for the first
Speaker 2: year of his presidency.
Speaker 1: Right here in Castle Clinton, right next.
Speaker 2: To it, right next to it, there fifty four Battery
Speaker 2: Street there in front what was then Francis Tavern is
Speaker 2: still today Francis Tavern. And if you go there, tell
Speaker 2: them JJ sent because they remember me. I gave my
Speaker 2: viactory speech there.
Speaker 1: So so was so Washington was using that area right.
Speaker 2: Like he knew it was the basis of operations. That
Speaker 2: was that was the main headquarters.
Speaker 1: There was there's power in the history of that location
Speaker 1: that he's wanted to tap into.
Speaker 2: I'm assuming absolutely, if you want to get real weird,
Speaker 2: the other side of my family tree, my New England branch,
Speaker 2: my forefather, Elias Buell, a major from the Connecticut chapter
Speaker 2: of the Society of Cincinnati, was George Washington, head of
Speaker 2: security at that location. Mmm, what I'm what I'm getting? Yet,
Speaker 2: there's a reason why we're saying esoteric understandings and things
Speaker 2: being about to the blood lines and talked about this
Speaker 2: a lot folks are tracking these things. These are not
Speaker 2: by accident that all these these Venus families of Scott
Speaker 2: Walter calls them. He's written about these books as well,
Speaker 2: how these families all stick together through the centuries.
Speaker 1: Vanderbilt tracked it. Vanderbilt knew about it. That's why he
Speaker 1: aligned his his Dick statue alignment with Castle Clinton. He
Speaker 1: knew about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, again, these blood lines are passing it down
Speaker 2: and all these families Venus.
Speaker 1: He's a Venus family for sure, because half the reason
Speaker 1: why they made the alignment the way they did was
Speaker 1: tied in with Venus.
Speaker 2: Yes, and that, and they may if I go back
Speaker 2: in their heritage, weren't their Dutch heritage and may find
Speaker 2: more templar stuff to substantiate why they integrated with the
Speaker 2: Society of Cincinnati Folks in America. Right, mm hmmm. Because again,
Speaker 2: Cornelia Vanderbilt the first, the first one, right, his his
Speaker 2: son marries the daughter of a New Jersey family of
Speaker 2: the society.
Speaker 1: Since then, oh he married into.
Speaker 2: Well that's what I'm saying. So like you have the Vanderbilts,
Speaker 2: and like the Astor family that are out of New
Speaker 2: York and whatnot, famous kind of blue blood families there.
Speaker 2: They don't have initial initial og membership in the society,
Speaker 2: but they married into the families of right in New
Speaker 2: York and in places like South Carolina.
Speaker 1: Right, and he was a he was a Mason, so
Speaker 1: he was in that the whole. He was in the
Speaker 1: order to see.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but as these as I'm saying, these blood lines
Speaker 2: are being tracked, and they may not as they're not
Speaker 2: original members but married into the membership blood lines. And
Speaker 2: therefore we have Vanderbilts and Astors who are members hereditarily
Speaker 2: speaking of the society today, but they don't have original
Speaker 2: members of that surname because they married into. But we
Speaker 2: under the concept, folks, which someone's tracking these things, right,
Speaker 2: I don't have George. My entire family tree doesn't come
Speaker 2: up George Washington. Every angle, the least of which is
Speaker 2: my you know, my Appalachian family poll. There were the
Speaker 2: clan Vans. But you know that someone's tracking these things.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't have I don't have the Randolphs.
Speaker 2: And you know which is a you know, one of
Speaker 2: the all of my family tree goes to Jamestown on
Speaker 2: one side, in Massachusetts Bay on the other. Right, So
Speaker 2: someone's tracking these things. And in that regard, I'm sure
Speaker 2: the Vanderbilts had an end to get in, you know,
Speaker 2: and marry into the Van, the Van Cortland's, the Van
Speaker 2: Schuler's right, these these aristocratic original families in New Amsterdam,
Speaker 2: the same way Alexander Hamilton did so. Alexander Hamilton, Marys
Speaker 2: Elizabeth van Schuler. That British Parliament guy I was talking
Speaker 2: about that helped with the Louisiana purchase. He the brother
Speaker 2: in law, he married a van Shuler, So we see
Speaker 2: these families again. He probably has some templar heritage in
Speaker 2: his family. These bloodlines are continuing to mix. We just
Speaker 2: see them manifest through things like Parliament, right or today
Speaker 2: in the Pope. So I say, I say, these things get,
Speaker 2: these institute get compromised by these different factions and views.
Speaker 2: Today we have an American pope of French Protestant origins
Speaker 2: who most certainly has ken folk even in his prevost
Speaker 2: surname family. The preposts in the Society Cincinnati o the
Speaker 2: French chapter without a doubt.
Speaker 1: So it's interesting too to me that they bring in
Speaker 1: this this Joseph Tatton guy and say that he built
Speaker 1: the castle where George Washington was stationed.
Speaker 2: Right, Well, he's part of the bloodlines, right, He's getting
Speaker 2: the credit he's getting he's getting the modern incarnation as
Speaker 2: manifesting in that in that story.
Speaker 1: George Washington was there before eighteen oh eight when they
Speaker 1: say the castle was built by this guy or they're
Speaker 1: playing with history. All they're playing with history.
Speaker 2: And you got the you got the Olmstad brothers. They're
Speaker 2: in the nineteenth century and their father, you know, who
Speaker 2: is your daddy? What does he do? Ideas? Right, you
Speaker 2: have a member of Clan Vance who's designing a lot
Speaker 2: of Manhattan different wing. Not one of Abner's or one
Speaker 2: of his uncles even it's one of his great uncles descendants.
Speaker 2: So but you know, we do see a lot of
Speaker 2: these same blood lines, you know, across different areas of
Speaker 2: settlements in America and doing the same things around these
Speaker 2: very important geographical spaces.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, and again this this Tauten, right, he's doing
Speaker 1: important things associated with the bloodlines, associated with the society.
Speaker 1: He's in the Problem Zonian and also, like I said before,
Speaker 1: he's in the Army Corps of Engineers. Who's going back
Speaker 1: to the beginning of this conversation, who's responsible for building
Speaker 1: a lot of these damns and the cover up of
Speaker 1: ancient sites.
Speaker 2: He was the chief surveyor, was he not for the
Speaker 2: Army Corps?
Speaker 1: Said yeah, I believe so, yes, And They also said
Speaker 1: that he built that very enigmatic Fort Jefferson down at Tortuga.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: Oh dude, that's when I was in that sprint before.
Speaker 2: So these these star forts, I've been to Fort Jefferson
Speaker 2: down in the dry Tortugas and Key West. I've also
Speaker 2: Sally have also been to the other four down there,
Speaker 2: which has a haunted dog on it named Robert. I
Speaker 2: don't recommend going to that for it. It's built on
Speaker 2: a mound, that mound that weird happens in around mounds,
Speaker 2: including putting a cursed doll on a mound inside of
Speaker 2: one of these forts. Not a good ideas, that's not
Speaker 2: that's on the mainland now. Interestingly enough, the family that
Speaker 2: would be the owner of that doll that would later
Speaker 2: that doll that wouldn't end up there. They were freemasons,
Speaker 2: dentists creating dentists, and they were involved in digging up
Speaker 2: that mound on that site back in the eighteen twenties. Okay,
Speaker 2: later become a Civil War site.
Speaker 1: Let's go back to Fort Jefferson and Tortuga for minute.
Speaker 1: Since you've been there.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that seems like it.
Speaker 1: May have been something else. Older, an older place.
Speaker 2: Uh, it's one hundred percent older than what they claim.
Speaker 2: And is I've walked around it for hour. I camped
Speaker 2: out there one night.
Speaker 1: So so just for people listening, what we're showing here
Speaker 1: or kind of tapping into what we're like seeing, is
Speaker 1: that they're bringing in these guys, these society guys, and
Speaker 1: they're allowing them to take credit for building something that
Speaker 1: was already there so that they can cut off the
Speaker 1: history and they can start the new history so they
Speaker 1: can control of the new narrative. That's what I'm seeing, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, dude, Because look, dude, this is like forty
Speaker 2: miles or so, what is it the sixty eight miles
Speaker 2: off off of the coastline of Key West. Dude, how
Speaker 2: are you moving all of this? You know, weight of
Speaker 2: all this stuff? Right? You know what I mean? Like,
Speaker 2: how are you building? How are you constructing this? How
Speaker 2: are you constructing? I would like to know. And again,
Speaker 2: you know, I've asked questions when I was there, like
Speaker 2: you know, like, oh, we just put bricks on ships.
Speaker 2: Something really did really, you know? And this is a
Speaker 2: major this is where they imprisoned doctor Samuel Mudd of
Speaker 2: the Lincoln assassination conspiracy was imprisoned here on this Civil
Speaker 2: War prison.
Speaker 1: I didn't even know that it was a prison.
Speaker 2: I thought it was after the Civil War served as
Speaker 2: a prison. They locked some folks up in there, including
Speaker 2: doctor Samuel Mudd, who was a cousin simuelar Well, No,
Speaker 2: so I take that back. Abraham Lincoln's cousin was a Mud,
Speaker 2: Abraham Lincoln Mud, who was a hereditary member it seems
Speaker 2: likely of Captain Abraham Lincoln of the Virginia Chapter, President
Speaker 2: Abraham Lincoln's grandfather. But we see the MUDs a Maryland family,
Speaker 2: a Chapter family again integrated with the Lincoln family there.
Speaker 2: And doctor Samuel Mudd was a close cousin to Abraham
Speaker 2: Lincoln Mud who was a cousin Abraham Lincoln, which is
Speaker 2: very odd.
Speaker 1: Yes, so they say this is also in key West,
Speaker 1: all right, technically.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, it's Monroe County, yes, sir, yep, we're just
Speaker 2: outside of Key West.
Speaker 1: So it's sixteen acres, they say. I'm trying to find
Speaker 1: out where they say. They say it was built in
Speaker 1: eighteen sixty one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, sixteen million bricks. Dude, Now I think it's
Speaker 2: eighteen twenty four. In late eighteen twenty four, eighteen twenty
Speaker 2: five things. When it starts, that makes more.
Speaker 1: Sense to me. Actually I don't. It says eighteen forty
Speaker 1: seven on here.
Speaker 2: Actually, yeah, that must be one of fish construction.
Speaker 1: Well, these dates are wonky, man, I mean.
Speaker 2: Dude, I mean, I'm telling you, dude, some of them
Speaker 2: stone structures on there look far older than things I've
Speaker 2: seen in New York City, and which is far older
Speaker 2: than eighteen forty seven.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Anyway, So I mean, what what was this like? This
Speaker 1: looks like a perfect place to hide treasure if you've
Speaker 1: got some underground tunnels or something.
Speaker 2: I don't disagree, sir, I don't disagree. And then again,
Speaker 2: you see a lot of these activities in that area
Speaker 2: down there. This is Fort Mark Tellos is another Civil
Speaker 2: War fort down there. This is seven miles inland from
Speaker 2: the downtown area of Key West. I believe it is
Speaker 2: might be a little bit more than that, roughly seven miles.
Speaker 2: This is where that from curs Doll Robert who's been
Speaker 2: haunting me over for the last thirteen or so years
Speaker 2: since today. And it was built on a mound, and
Speaker 2: there's a As I tracked the lineage of these activities,
Speaker 2: I found not only the family that had that that
Speaker 2: owned that doll initially, right, the curse doll, the grandfather
Speaker 2: of that man, the man. So a man gives his
Speaker 2: grandson a doll, right is a dentist. He gives his
Speaker 2: son grandson auto that doll. The man who gave him
Speaker 2: the doll though, the creepy Mason dentist. His grandfather was
Speaker 2: a creepy Mason dentist and one of the original people
Speaker 2: in Key West as far as you know Americans go
Speaker 2: in our current incarnations. And he was a Freemason who
Speaker 2: actually was apparently involved in excavating, it seems to excavating
Speaker 2: the mount under Fort Martello. So there's a lot of
Speaker 2: stuff that goes on down there. Man, these people knew
Speaker 2: these structures exist. I think, like we're saying along beforehand,
Speaker 2: and again he goes back to the game I always
Speaker 2: play on here, and much relative to the paternal knighthood
Speaker 2: of the Society of Cincinnati getting passed down to the
Speaker 2: bloodlines and the knowledge there in that gets passed down there.
Speaker 2: I like to play the game of who is your
Speaker 2: daddy and what does he do? And I think it's
Speaker 2: as we close this thing out here, sir, I appreciate
Speaker 2: your time, and folks at the innerwebs, I like to
Speaker 2: play this game and get your thoughts on tonight's subject
Speaker 2: relative not so much relative to specifically these kind of
Speaker 2: management you know, again, relative to matters of high weirdness
Speaker 2: and conspiracy matters I like to discuss here on operation
Speaker 2: to GCD.
Speaker 3: You tell me who is your daddy and what does
Speaker 3: he do?
Speaker 2: That's Rodan Pharaoh and his alleged father Body Allen, and
Speaker 2: is what I argue, and even family members of his
Speaker 2: own family and his mother that his actual biological father
Speaker 2: was her previous husband, Frank Sinatra. Now I've played this
Speaker 2: game before with those two characters. It gets weird, though,
Speaker 2: And this is what I'm saying about. This is my
Speaker 2: point of playing this game. On this specific version of
Speaker 2: Night series, we're sold a very false narrative of history
Speaker 2: or society and things is generally speaking, in this world.
Speaker 2: Because as I looked into it further, some folks notified
Speaker 2: me last time when I was talking about running Pharaoh
Speaker 2: and his daddy that his mother Mia Pharaoh, her mother
Speaker 2: Marino Sullivan, an a list actress of her old Hollywood seen.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of rumors that Frank Sinatra hooked up
Speaker 2: with Marino Sullivan and is actually Mia Pharaoh's daddy. So
Speaker 2: and then later married Mia Pharaoh and then later had
Speaker 2: Ronan Pharaoh again. And then we see what he allen
Speaker 2: marrying his daughter. We see a lot of weird like
Speaker 2: that within those things. But what are your thoughts? Running
Speaker 2: Pharaoh obviously the son of old blue Eyes Frank Sinatra, right.
Speaker 1: Oh, the kid, the young kid looks just like Frank.
Speaker 2: Frankie blue Eyes, dude, Frankie blue Eyes did.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's close. And you know, I've seen a lot
Speaker 1: of these j J a lot of these alleged you know,
Speaker 1: I saw the one, for instance, there's that one going
Speaker 1: around with Taylor Swift and an what's his name?
Speaker 2: Satanist. Well, sir, you just spoiled alert in my next
Speaker 2: Friday Zeena Levy and I was gonna do that next Thursday,
Speaker 2: Xena Levey. And that's a weird thing, dude. She looks
Speaker 2: exactly like zena leave did.
Speaker 1: They look like they do. But so, you know, point as,
Speaker 1: I've seen a lot of these, but that one, there's
Speaker 1: something to that one because that looks like Frank.
Speaker 2: Oh, dude, it looks like Frank and then also his mother,
Speaker 2: so his mother and he's the product of Ronan Pharaoh
Speaker 2: if he's a product because it appears from Frank Sinatra
Speaker 2: and Mia Pharaoh, when Mia Pharo seems to be the
Speaker 2: product of Brino Sullivan and Frank Sinatra. So again we
Speaker 2: see that. You know, it's this weird in set. You know,
Speaker 2: I again, I'm my advanced clan advance family tree is
Speaker 2: more of an Appalachian family pole like lacks of requisite
Speaker 2: tree branches. I'm not here to criticize their incests versus mine.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying like these are the things that were
Speaker 2: not often not described in polite society, and these matters
Speaker 2: are sault to us and propagandize in many fashions. But
Speaker 2: obviously it matters to your daddy, is what does he do?
Speaker 2: And it's not just the society of Cincinnati, because we
Speaker 2: see why is Ronan Pharaoh perpetrated as this major media
Speaker 2: figure outing you know this the uh not whatever the
Speaker 2: groper said? Groper, gig, what do they call that? With
Speaker 2: Harvey Winston, he was the guy behind the Harvey Weinsteon stories.
Speaker 1: Yeah, me too, me bunch, I'm sure.
Speaker 2: But why do we have the product of a multi
Speaker 2: incestuous generational situation running Pharaoh. You know, Frank's a Satanists,
Speaker 2: you know, nonetheless amongst other things. Oh dude, a whole
Speaker 2: rat packer, deeply connected the whole Satanist movement.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you know, I heard who's the There's one
Speaker 1: of the guys. Was an African American on the rat.
Speaker 2: Pack Sammy Sammy Davis, huge, huge Satanist. He was in
Speaker 2: Rosemary's Baby, you know, Cocain and Bob Evans and his
Speaker 2: processed friends. Uh Tatan Polanski. Roman Polansky was the director.
Speaker 2: Mia Pharaoh was the star. Sammy Davis was in there.
Speaker 2: Anton LeVay was a technical advisor, and Frank allegedly would
Speaker 2: divorce Mia Pharaoh on the set of that matter. They
Speaker 2: had some sort of disputy as as it claims nonetheless
Speaker 2: in that No, he was apparently there along with everybody else,
Speaker 2: hanging out that Dakota Building in Manhattan where John Lennon
Speaker 2: would later get murdered.
Speaker 1: That that Rosemary's Baby thing just never ceases to amaze me.
Speaker 2: It was like a who.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, just in Levey and uh, who was it.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to put all the pieces together with this
Speaker 1: Rosemary's Baby thing, including what you just told me. That's wild, man,
Speaker 1: uh wild, that's where we know says he met Levey,
Speaker 1: was at the premiere.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's one of those, one of his one of
Speaker 2: his accounts. You right, you are correct. I've been unpacking
Speaker 2: his accounts and his win statements on my operation GCD
Speaker 2: Thursdays in the Anatomy of Satanic Panic, these psychological operations
Speaker 2: waged upon us by everyone's favorite US Army Psychological Warfare
Speaker 2: special Forces officer. I'm up at mikey Akino, you know,
Speaker 2: Nazi Satanists there. But right, he does have various accounts
Speaker 2: of when he did meet Anton LeVay, and he does
Speaker 2: He's a photographed around that time with Levy and Sammy
Speaker 2: Davis Junior. So here's some evidence to support these claims.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm. Yeah, man, that whole that whole thing, that
Speaker 1: whole milieu.
Speaker 2: Is so Mia Pharaoh plays the the actress in the
Speaker 2: Star of film getting impregate anybody satan or I mean
Speaker 2: similarly by her father, Frank, is that a metaphor? You
Speaker 2: know what I mean? Because again, dude, you know, after
Speaker 2: I after I previously played this game with Ronan Pharaoh,
Speaker 2: Woody Allen and Frank, which is obviously not what he
Speaker 2: Allen's son. There's no even way to dispute that. And again,
Speaker 2: Frank's daughter and Mea both recognized that Frank's the father
Speaker 2: of Ronan today, like they both alluded to that in
Speaker 2: interviews in recent years. But then, I, you know, I
Speaker 2: was notified. I'm like, of the rumors that Mia Pharaoh's
Speaker 2: father is Frank Sinatra and I'm like, hole, dude, they
Speaker 2: look a lot alike. She looks far more like Frank
Speaker 2: and than she does her alleged own father. Right this
Speaker 2: sud I think it's John Pharaoh and Australian Hollywood film director.
Speaker 1: Yep, yeah, for sure. And you know, I think Polanski.
Speaker 1: I think that that movie comes out in June in
Speaker 1: the summer of nineteen sixty eight, right, and it's this
Speaker 1: psychological horror film. And then a year later, in the
Speaker 1: summer of sixty nine, is when Polanski's wife Sharon Tate
Speaker 1: is murdered, and then you've got all these occult undertones
Speaker 1: to the killing.
Speaker 2: So it's like that, and Anton Levy knew every damn
Speaker 2: one of them, down to the Folgers. Yep.
Speaker 1: Vey was very connected to the film.
Speaker 2: No he knew all the Manson people. Dude, he knew
Speaker 2: every single one of them.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that yeah for sure, man. Yeah, he knew.
Speaker 2: Victims, the victims and the alleged of sailants. Him and
Speaker 2: a Kena try to separate themselves from these things over
Speaker 2: the years, and it's simply impossible.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I heard an interview with Levey where he acknowledged that
Speaker 1: there was a connection between him and Susan Atkins.
Speaker 2: Of course, yes, she was a vampire stripper at his
Speaker 2: North Beach Strip club, a North Beach strip club that
Speaker 2: he owned while being a criminologist for the San Francisco PD,
Speaker 2: while apparently messing around with Marilyn Monroe when she was
Speaker 2: living there with her husband Joe DiMaggio in North Beach,
Speaker 2: same spot. And we see a lot of these again,
Speaker 2: did were sold a propagandized area of a lot of things, right,
Speaker 2: a lot of things? And you know, LaVey is a
Speaker 2: great example. He's often described as a carnival barker. He
Speaker 2: could not be anything, but again, many reports of a
Speaker 2: lot of spooky stuff, not the least of which going
Speaker 2: around his activities with the SFPD. He also, by his
Speaker 2: wife's own admission, and his own self autobiography written by
Speaker 2: his second wife. He describes how he's his hero was
Speaker 2: a occultist's gun trafficker dude, and that dude was financed
Speaker 2: by the Vickers gun manufacturing family, of which the heir
Speaker 2: to the Vickers gun manufacturing family was his financier. I
Speaker 2: think I's a financier. I think I say say it.
Speaker 2: And the guy who got him integrated the wholl what
Speaker 2: including meeting Abigail Folger's mother years before the Manson murders.
Speaker 2: This is you know, this is in the years before,
Speaker 2: years preceding the Manson murders. So that boovi er fellow,
Speaker 2: the Vicar's gun manufacturing heir, was married to an Astor,
Speaker 2: the daughter of John Jacob Astor, the fourth from the
Speaker 2: Titanic fame. Right, her first cousin is a founding member
Speaker 2: of the Processed Church of the Final Judgment. So we
Speaker 2: see a lot and that woman, the Processed churchwoman, and
Speaker 2: one by the name of Maria Astor Draydan. Her father,
Speaker 2: Satan Astor Drayden, was a member of the Society the
Speaker 2: Cincinnatis North or South Carolina. Chapter we see a lot again,
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying when we see all these power
Speaker 2: in connecting principles of all these people all know each other.
Speaker 2: Bultism is being a root factor a lot of these things.
Speaker 2: And those folks who are the as these secret societies described,
Speaker 2: the profane or the whatever they want to call their
Speaker 2: new human status you get by being in these groups.
Speaker 2: They're happy to propagandas and lie to everybody about their
Speaker 2: internal feuds amongst these different groups. I think this helped
Speaker 2: really boils down.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And you know, I'm reminded of Sharon Tate. I
Speaker 1: think her dad was some hot shot general and.
Speaker 2: They US Army, Yes, Sir, US Army Military Intelligence Colonel
Speaker 2: Paul Tait, and his second great grandfather was Lieutenant Jesse
Speaker 2: Tate from the Virginia chapter of the Society of Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: Tate she was, and if you want to look at
Speaker 2: those murders as a hit in part, that ended the
Speaker 2: Tate bloodline, the male heir to that Jesse Tate bloodline
Speaker 2: through Paul Tait. Again, seeing how these again the military
Speaker 2: rankings throughout the years for these bloodlines as well, you
Speaker 2: see that the next male heir was the eight and
Speaker 2: a half month baby boy not pregnant that died in
Speaker 2: Sharon Tate's belly that night.
Speaker 1: Yep. And somebody they said, somebody was stalking Sharon Tate
Speaker 1: before the murder, as if they had picked her for
Speaker 1: some sort of ritualistic thing, or maybe it was this hit,
Speaker 1: a bloodline hit or something like that. And I think
Speaker 1: that Tarantina all those things true. I think he maybe
Speaker 1: alluded to that in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Speaker 1: because he shows in the film, this hippie Charles Manson
Speaker 1: looking guy showing up early in the movie knocking on
Speaker 1: the door of the Planski's house and asked, Terry right,
Speaker 1: that's days before the murders.
Speaker 2: And yeah, because he'd been there before, dud he done
Speaker 2: sex rituals there, double sir hands Sir Han's document doing
Speaker 2: sex rituals at that same house. In fact, it's claimed
Speaker 2: in an Eye and As report from nineteen seventy four
Speaker 2: that Sharon Tate had I'm sorry, wait, Nut's not report.
Speaker 2: This is a claim that was given to Ed Sanders
Speaker 2: private investigator Larry Larson, and then the Sanders Files that
Speaker 2: Sharon Tate had. The FBI told Larry Larson back in
Speaker 2: nineteen seventy three. I think posts the publication of d
Speaker 2: Sanders book The Family, But Sanders and Larson continue to
Speaker 2: investigate the process in Manson for decades, along with Mary Terry.
Speaker 2: But my point there is Sharon Tate had to die
Speaker 2: according to the FBI due to matters of national security,
Speaker 2: that she overheard something about Sir Hans Sir her hand
Speaker 2: while he was in attendant Eddy Sex Magic ritual party
Speaker 2: hosted by a quote unquote English Satanic cult at the
Speaker 2: Tate Plansky House in May of nineteen sixty eight. That's
Speaker 2: the process, dude.
Speaker 1: So what what do you think about that being kind
Speaker 1: of shown in that movie? Though once upon a time
Speaker 1: in Hollywood? Is it one could infer that Tarantino was
Speaker 1: telling us that somebody or Manson himself pictaped ritualistically.
Speaker 2: Well, somebody above Manson for sure, that's absolutely true. And
Speaker 2: I don't mean to focus.
Speaker 1: I should say that Manson definitely had a handler, so
Speaker 1: it would necessarily Manson.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he had multiple handlers, especially in the Colt fashion
Speaker 2: then Tuesday Weld if you ask me. But you know
Speaker 2: that's she's a high priestess in these matters and of
Speaker 2: occult nature in Hollywood. We see her throughout all the
Speaker 2: music seen in that error in film and who is
Speaker 2: Tuesday Weld? Okay?
Speaker 1: Interesting?
Speaker 2: Goodbye Ruby Tuesday from the Rolling Stones, Barbara Ann from
Speaker 2: the Beach Boys, etcetera, etcetera. Right, Uh to Tuesdays? I
Speaker 2: think the Beatles calls for one of their songs. But nonetheless, uh,
Speaker 2: Manson was definite an inoperative of many, many degrees. We
Speaker 2: see a lot of these again, it's this, it's this warring,
Speaker 2: secret societies and whatnot. So in an incident like the
Speaker 2: Manson murders are at Tanny Polanski house served a lot.
Speaker 2: It's a lot of different factors factor into the motivations
Speaker 2: behind it. Drugs, could stuff, pornography and possibly even a hit.
Speaker 2: So we see all these matters folding in there. But
Speaker 2: Manson been in that house. He knew Terry Melcher. Terry
Speaker 2: Melcher was the Beach Boys producer and is essentially the
Speaker 2: other beach Boy. He's responsible for writing songs like Kokomo
Speaker 2: for the Tom Cruise Cocktail film, one of the few
Speaker 2: films that Tom Cruise doesn't play a tall guy who
Speaker 2: knows how to fight. Terry Melcher and his girlfriend Candice
Speaker 2: Bergen knew Charles Manson very well.
Speaker 1: You know, Murphy Brown, did you not that that that night,
Speaker 1: the night of the tape murders. Apparently, uh, what's his name? Newman?
Speaker 1: Gary Newman was supposed to go up there. They were
Speaker 1: having some sort of a get together and Gary Newman
Speaker 1: was supposed to be there that night.
Speaker 2: And he has Steve McQueen, Steph McQueen, Peter Sellers, Elvis Presley.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of folks that were supposed to be
Speaker 2: there that night.
Speaker 1: It's like, why did all these guys not show up?
Speaker 1: Isn't that strange?
Speaker 2: I think they got the call? Yeah, yeah, man, a
Speaker 2: cult is cocaine Bob Evans, you know, famed processing and
Speaker 2: responsible for the Roy Raiden murder on indicted by Charlie
Speaker 2: Manson's friend, the then District Attorney of Los Angeles. I
Speaker 2: A runter decided, oh, Bob doesn't need to get charged
Speaker 2: in this.
Speaker 1: But I meant to say, Paul Newman, by the way,
Speaker 1: I think I said, Gary.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, I knew, he mean yeah, it's it's
Speaker 2: the same cast of characters. So Paul Newman, Robert Redford, right,
Speaker 2: all these folks have Cocaine Bob to think for their careers.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmmm hmm. So man, that taate murder boy it
Speaker 1: just gets.
Speaker 2: Well, it's a good like like that town of Milford.
Speaker 2: It's a great case study and an example of what
Speaker 2: we're trying to unpack as far as these secret matters
Speaker 2: of narratives and propaganda and history of America in these
Speaker 2: dueling and feuding secret societies. I think it's a great
Speaker 2: example looking at something like that, because again, let's look
Speaker 2: at the La beyoncas. A lot of Nazis connected at all.
Speaker 2: This is not the least of which the Nazi Satan
Speaker 2: is like a Kino and Blavey. In the process we
Speaker 2: see Leno LaBianca. If you understand the victimology of what
Speaker 2: got him murdered him and his wife, A lot of
Speaker 2: folks contributed to mafia debts, which again, much like the
Speaker 2: Tate Plansky situation, there was numerous things factoring into that, right,
Speaker 2: it's the whole hog effect of these these situations. Leno
Speaker 2: LaBianca appears to have been the military police sergeant in
Speaker 2: charge of Camp Overcast, which was the initial first round
Speaker 2: draft of the Nazis back before Project paper Clip. Folks
Speaker 2: like Warner von Braun, Walter Dornberger who would bring us
Speaker 2: bell helicopters and stuff like that, these folks were part
Speaker 2: of that operation. So if any, he would have been
Speaker 2: the ranking sergeant Leno Lobyon East six MP for the
Speaker 2: US Army Air Corps, not the Air Force yet that
Speaker 2: was the same organization. He would become the Air Force MPs,
Speaker 2: which I was a member for twenty years, but he
Speaker 2: was in the six. I was. I retired in the seven.
Speaker 2: We had E eight and nine above me at the time.
Speaker 2: He only had E seven above him, So he would
Speaker 2: have been in charge of that entire operation as far
Speaker 2: as the military police unit. Burger Leno la Bianca a
Speaker 2: victim of the Manson burners on on the second night
Speaker 2: of the Manson murders, right, So he had a lot
Speaker 2: of seemingly had a lot of Project paper Clip Nazi
Speaker 2: connections and in an area of Los Angeles is really
Speaker 2: ripe with with those aerospace Nazis from that same program.
Speaker 1: Yeah okay, yeah, yeah, interesting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what I'm saying, narratives that lie beneath the
Speaker 2: surface of a lot of these major parapolitical events.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Sure, we got that cocaine Bob, But what's what's.
Speaker 2: His rocaine Bob did He's one of my favorite characters. Man,
Speaker 2: what's his real name, Robert Evans. He's actually changed that.
Speaker 2: It's he's actually Ukrainian Jewish man from Westchester County, New York. Yeah,
Speaker 2: his mother's family is very prominent still in Westchester County,
Speaker 2: New York. It's a real den of iniquity up there,
Speaker 2: if you ask me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, I love the tape murders. I mean, not
Speaker 1: like that. I just think it's an interesting case study.
Speaker 2: Well, no, you're right, and we're looking at matters of
Speaker 2: very interesting case studies that seemed to exhibit a lot
Speaker 2: of patterns that we see across the border that impact
Speaker 2: our society in America today. I think, you know, the
Speaker 2: process church is a great study with along with the
Speaker 2: you know, the processing cocaine Bob there, and to understand
Speaker 2: how we with these things really go unnoticed and lack
Speaker 2: of accountability. I'll show you one photograph to exhibit that
Speaker 2: and why that happens. And that's a shirtless cocaine bob
Speaker 2: with his very close friend that none of the tabloids
Speaker 2: could ever explain. Back in the seventies, Henry Kissinger, then
Speaker 2: the Secretary of State and National Security Advisor, Roles major
Speaker 2: figure in politics. Why is he run around with this
Speaker 2: Hollywood producer of them would say, and I don't know
Speaker 2: what happened here, sir, before after this photograph, but all
Speaker 2: what I'm saying is you can see the connections back
Speaker 2: in the early seventies from the process to the national
Speaker 2: the highest echelon of the national security state, the Nazi
Speaker 2: national security State of America, instituted via the nineteen forty
Speaker 2: seven National Security Act, which eradicated free speech in America
Speaker 2: because three people can stamp things matters of national security
Speaker 2: and now one has to hear about it. And this
Speaker 2: is one of those men that has very few men
Speaker 2: on that list. His right hand man, Brent Scowcroft, major
Speaker 2: general from the Air Force, his assistant would start a
Speaker 2: neo process cult forty years after this photograph. So there
Speaker 2: we see forty years of America's national security interests arm
Speaker 2: in arm with the processed Church. So that's cocaine, bob.
Speaker 2: If you want to understand cocaine, Bob, that's the concept understanding,
Speaker 2: right that whatever.
Speaker 1: It's guys like Kissinger, who I think, you know, when
Speaker 1: people ask us ask, you know, why don't we know
Speaker 1: about bigfoot or something like like that, Well, what if
Speaker 1: there is a big foot? Then they know about it,
Speaker 1: and there it's guys like this who know about it
Speaker 1: and keep it keep it quiet, right, like, because there's
Speaker 1: all those protocols. I'm not trying to go down a
Speaker 1: big foot rabbit hole, but I'm just using it as
Speaker 1: an example. It's like, sure, there's all these protocols, like
Speaker 1: in the little the highway patrol offices. You know, it
Speaker 1: came out a couple of years ago that they had
Speaker 1: a pamphlet in there on how to handle UFO and
Speaker 1: sasquatch related things. And it's like he just goes up
Speaker 1: the chain, right, and it goes up the chain where
Speaker 1: it finds its place to reside in total isolation and quiet,
Speaker 1: and like it's only a couple of people at the
Speaker 1: top who hear about this stuff.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: So then I would imagine, well.
Speaker 2: I mean, no, you, I mean again, not to go
Speaker 2: down any kind of rabbit holes on specific cryptis because
Speaker 2: obviously we see all these crypti settings on mountain sites.
Speaker 2: Well I don't I'm a little bit indifferent on the
Speaker 2: physical nature of these things, but nonetheless, it doesn't really
Speaker 2: matter because it's still an energy and a power nonetheless,
Speaker 2: and it is these oculd concepts under standings of which
Speaker 2: the dude get channeled through individuals like that, like and
Speaker 2: restricted from the public. So yes, exactly the good point
Speaker 2: and make you make a solid point there, sir.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's a good way of saying.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And I think too, like going back to Washington and
Speaker 1: stuff like that and just wrapping this up. I think
Speaker 1: the occult nature of all this stuff goes back a
Speaker 1: long ways. And I've often questioned if the I'll just
Speaker 1: call it the Canaanite cult that I think was over
Speaker 1: here back in the day the the some of the
Speaker 1: giants were descendants of these Phoenician Canaanites who were over here,
Speaker 1: in my opinion, and I think that they were, you know,
Speaker 1: doing their their child sacrifice and everything else. And I'm
Speaker 1: wondering if Slash putting the pieces together on how it
Speaker 1: looks like maybe some other people came along and merged
Speaker 1: with that old practice or or like resumed that old No.
Speaker 2: No, human sacrifice has never stopped. This is the propagandism
Speaker 2: around it, right.
Speaker 1: Not specifically human sacrifice, but just all the practices in general,
Speaker 1: the practices of the cult that used to live in
Speaker 1: this land. It's almost as if they got resumed by
Speaker 1: the founders of the country who were part of this
Speaker 1: order to begin with.
Speaker 2: So just throwing at it, I think there's an element
Speaker 2: to that that is accurate, and I'll use this as
Speaker 2: an exhibit the evidence to exhibit that point, sir, and
Speaker 2: that is we see the early onset, especially the early
Speaker 2: onset exclusively of the early onset of smiley faced killer activity,
Speaker 2: the phenomenon known as the smiley faced killers, which I
Speaker 2: would argue is a modern human sacrifice occurring at the
Speaker 2: ancient sites of human sacrifice, these mound sites, and it's
Speaker 2: done so by modern day occultists like I accuse the
Speaker 2: neo process for doing these things where they're used to
Speaker 2: the smiley faced symbol through the industrial rock movement of
Speaker 2: Genesis Peorich that freak show and is it so? Ship
Speaker 2: boyd Rice, the devout Nazi Satanists, who's a mentor of
Speaker 2: the likes of Trent Reznor and Marilyn Manson who recorded
Speaker 2: their first albums in the Tate Polanski death House in
Speaker 2: a studio named Lepig Studios built by Resnor named after
Speaker 2: them process murders of the Tate Plansky House in sixty nine.
Speaker 2: So we see we see these these occultists, and I
Speaker 2: think those are the folks using some of these modern
Speaker 2: day ritual sacrifices and the sights of ancient ritual sacrifices.
Speaker 2: And again we see connect sevity through organizations like that
Speaker 2: with the Society of Cincinnati, like the satan Astro Drayton
Speaker 2: Fell and his daughter who was Timothy Wiley's wife, a
Speaker 2: founding member of the Process. So also do you see
Speaker 2: some of that same kind of heritage right within the rock.
Speaker 1: Rockefeller Rockefeller building a house on a Tumucula altar.
Speaker 2: Right like the Indian cottage of Jackal Island.
Speaker 1: Right right right, Jackyl Island, Indian mount Cottage, so Tamik.
Speaker 1: They were said to be seven foot at least. And
Speaker 1: it was in the parlor of that house built on
Speaker 1: the altar where they established a federal reserve. That's the
Speaker 1: linkage I'm kind of talking, yes.
Speaker 2: Sir, and the attorney for that Samuel and Tremeer owned
Speaker 2: the mound site on the banks of the Hudson that
Speaker 2: would later be used for ritual sacrifices when the sun
Speaker 2: of sam Process colts there later years. But he bought
Speaker 2: that site on Tremeer Park from Samuel Tilden, a man
Speaker 2: who's part of that anti liberty faction firmly within the
Speaker 2: man who won the presidency in eighteen seventy six allegedly
Speaker 2: forewent the presidency to give it to was it William
Speaker 2: McKinley in the Great Compromise of eighteen seventy seven which
Speaker 2: ended that Civil War dispute amongst the society of the
Speaker 2: Cincinnati and got all the federal troops out of the South,
Speaker 2: ending reconstruction. So that's all connected to another mound site,
Speaker 2: connected with these same folks that you're just talking about.
Speaker 1: Wild Man, the wild Man. This is great. We touched
Speaker 1: on a lot, We covered a lot of ground, my friend.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, I appreciate your time, Tim, and I appreciate
Speaker 2: all the folks of the interwebs joined us here tonight
Speaker 2: to get old GCD. And when we're looking at all
Speaker 2: these things again, the changing nature and gone going feuds
Speaker 2: amongst these groups, we see Trump making some major moves
Speaker 2: against the Smithsonian recently, so I think that is something
Speaker 2: of important to new So do you have any closing
Speaker 2: statements here? Again? Thank you for joining me to get
Speaker 2: an old GCD at night here, Tim, you got statements
Speaker 2: or plugs you'd like to offer the folks at the Innerwhebs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll plug my show and I'll say this, I'll
Speaker 1: add on to this because I heard about this Trump
Speaker 1: Smithsonian thing and I'm very uncomfortable with the whole thing
Speaker 1: because you know this, this whole I know what's down there.
Speaker 1: I know some of what's down there beneath that institution,
Speaker 1: and it's a lot of stuff that needs to be
Speaker 1: turned over to the American people and so the truth
Speaker 1: can be understood. And I'm afraid that some of it's
Speaker 1: going to get destroyed. But sure, we can talk more
Speaker 1: about that later at some other times.
Speaker 2: We're already has been destroyed, right, We're already already.
Speaker 1: Has been destroyed. Yeah, So it's concerning to me that
Speaker 1: what's going on there. But anyway, yeah, man, this was great.
Speaker 1: I appreciate you having me on.
Speaker 2: I don't thank.
Speaker 1: Everybody out there for listening, everybody who engaged with the
Speaker 1: live and everything. So but I'm Tim Constantine. My show
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Speaker 1: and as always j J. It's been great man. Thank
Speaker 1: you for having me.
Speaker 2: Now, Tim, again, I appreciate your time, sir, great conversation,
Speaker 2: and as always I leave here with some new tabs,
Speaker 2: including some stuff in the area society Cincinnati areas that
Speaker 2: I you know, often like to think that I know
Speaker 2: a lot about those regions, and Fort Hunter was one
Speaker 2: I did not know, hope, and those stories are very
Speaker 2: intriguing to me. But and folks at the interwebs, I
Speaker 2: hope I mean based upon the chat, Tim, I think
Speaker 2: real barn Burner here. Appreciate folks time and attention and
Speaker 2: join us in the commentary here as well. And I
Speaker 2: got an operation GC these Sundays coming up here nine
Speaker 2: to fifteen pm Eastern Standard times, talking to the trans apocalypse,
Speaker 2: the Silicon Valley based AI focused rationalist vegan homicidal death
Speaker 2: cult who speaking of that process in Boyd Rice and
Speaker 2: the Nazi Satan has fell. The devout Nazi satanis his
Speaker 2: own words, not mine. His bandmate was the attorney for
Speaker 2: the leader of this cult, who helped him fake his
Speaker 2: death before their murderers homicides spree across America. So when
Speaker 2: they invade my bootleg home state of Vermont, I'm not happy,
Speaker 2: But that is the Mountain. I grew up on Campbell's Hump,
Speaker 2: and again Major Elias Buell there, my forefathers, the man
Speaker 2: found of that town there and based of that mountain
Speaker 2: there Huntington's and speaking of land disputes, and these all
Speaker 2: these feuding folks amongst these groups that screwing each other over.
Speaker 2: You know Ethan Allen, the general of the Green Mountain Boys.
Speaker 2: They fought within the New York and Connecticut chapters because
Speaker 2: they weren't a state, it was the Republic of Vermont.
Speaker 2: So Ethan Allen was the head of the Vermont Green
Speaker 2: Mountain Boys. Though they're militia. His brother sold my forefather
Speaker 2: built bunk piece of real estate in that town. So
Speaker 2: they like to screw each other over Tim, there's no
Speaker 2: doubt about that. But yeah, also there in that same area.
Speaker 2: Speaking of ancient history, there's Celtic script in the mountains.
Speaker 2: So it ain't just West Virginia. We see that in Apalachia,
Speaker 2: the old Celtic script. We see that in places like Vermont.
Speaker 2: Because I mean there's maybe a few townsfolk they know
Speaker 2: that those know those woods in that mountain better than me,
Speaker 2: but most of them have all passed because they all
Speaker 2: taught me before they passed. So I'm just saying that
Speaker 2: there's a lot to be hidden there in those hills
Speaker 2: still to this day, I'm magine.
Speaker 1: Oh for sure, you know among the templar ruins of
Speaker 1: the of the Hunter Mountain and all that. Man, I
Speaker 1: can't wait for to hear.
Speaker 2: What you have. That's what made me think of it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: when you started talking about that, dude, I already know
Speaker 2: some similar stories around that mountain that there, that's been
Speaker 2: passed down through these same you know, same bloodlines, if
Speaker 2: you will.
Speaker 1: Well, that's why I think we should do. And and
Speaker 1: you know, land in Daily Distant kind of proposed this idea.
Speaker 1: But you know, maybe we should do a show on
Speaker 1: the occult nature of some of these It all to
Speaker 1: unknown locations, right because we.
Speaker 2: Touched on it today. And yeah, so we'll have to deal, sir. Deal.
Speaker 2: Lane has got lan. I like Lane's perspective. He's got
Speaker 2: a lot of good information, much like yourself, to add
Speaker 2: to these these conversations from a slightly different angle. We
Speaker 2: all bring I think a little bit again, you know,
Speaker 2: a little bit of new information every time we talk, Tim,
Speaker 2: and I appreciate it, that for sure. And I appreciate
Speaker 2: your brain holes out there, sir, and folks can check
Speaker 2: out Tim's podcast sixth Century and the links in the
Speaker 2: show notes and any last alibis or closing statements sir
Speaker 2: before you call it in. All right, on that note,
Speaker 2: catch you folks with interwebs next time.