Speaker 1: Mhm, whoa, everything just flashed? That was weird. All right, Well,
Speaker 1: it looks like we got people in numble already. Let's
Speaker 1: pull up.
Speaker 2: This.
Speaker 1: Make sure it's the right one. Noop, something happened. Hold on,
Speaker 1: why isn't it showing? Huh? Try again, FDJ is not connecting.
Speaker 1: That's that's not good. I gotta figure what's up with that.
Speaker 1: Now it's now it's there, okay, cool, Well, good morning everybody.
Speaker 1: There has been copyright hits on YouTube for assuming my intros,
Speaker 1: so we're just gonna skip the longer intros where I
Speaker 1: borrow some material from people until we get done with
Speaker 1: this at a series, and it's gonna be kind of
Speaker 1: a long series. Were about age one twenty four. It's
Speaker 1: a four hundred and fifty two page book, but not
Speaker 1: all of it is Like some of it's appendices and
Speaker 1: you know, plates if you want to call them that,
Speaker 1: or seals and like that, you know, descriptions of the
Speaker 1: evidence that he has to show for his assessments, so
Speaker 1: that stuff might not be necessary to go through all
Speaker 1: of it. It's kind of like a a glossary in
Speaker 1: a sense, or index. And I think there's at least
Speaker 1: seventy five pages of that, so it's not gonna be
Speaker 1: a full four fifty two, but close enough. Okay, And
Speaker 1: if you haven't already, go to the YouTube channel. And
Speaker 1: why did I do it that way? Hold on, I
Speaker 1: keep forgetting I have other tools at my disposal here,
Speaker 1: So yeah, eight forty seven right now, let's try to
Speaker 1: kick this over nine hundred before the end of the week.
Speaker 1: That'd be great. There's plenty of people here on rumble
Speaker 1: and other places that we could do that. No problem,
Speaker 1: run rumble, ftj and YouTube. Today, I'm a little I'm
Speaker 1: a little docile today, I guess, maybe because I'm just tired.
Speaker 1: But the reason why I wasn't here yesterday is because
Speaker 1: of well, let's just show you Sunday this happened. Yeah
Speaker 1: right there, big hole right there, and I cracked my rim.
Speaker 1: I took a turn about three miles away from my house,
Speaker 1: turning up. It would have been a straight shot right
Speaker 1: to my house right from there, but I had groceries
Speaker 1: in the car and something hit my chair because things
Speaker 1: started rolling out of the bags when I took the turn,
Speaker 1: and I just looked down for a second, but I
Speaker 1: was still turning, so I was kind of drifting and
Speaker 1: I hit the I hit the curb, but it was
Speaker 1: kind of like a narrow It's a narrow passage with
Speaker 1: like a median and they have these little cutouts and
Speaker 1: I think they're electrical boxers something, little tiny ones, but
Speaker 1: they're about the size of a tire. So for me
Speaker 1: to actually even hit one of them was you know,
Speaker 1: it's like hitting the lottery because I wasn't trying to
Speaker 1: do it, and it would have been hard to do
Speaker 1: it if you were trying. And I just hit that
Speaker 1: corner of the concrete and a little divot there and
Speaker 1: did that. So I had to address my tires. Had
Speaker 1: to go to walmart In. It's the closest place that
Speaker 1: they could drop my van, so the following morning I
Speaker 1: had to be there so they can get it taken
Speaker 1: care of. And I just put the spare in mind
Speaker 1: for now until I can find another one. So yeah,
Speaker 1: and I got I got two front tires. I needed
Speaker 1: them anyway, So it is what it is. I wasn't
Speaker 1: expecting or anticipating having to do it right away, but
Speaker 1: you can see that tire I think needed to go anyway.
Speaker 1: It was it was time. Yeah, and the wear on
Speaker 1: the outside edges for some reason. I don't know why
Speaker 1: that is. It's not alignment, but whatever, I'm sure everybody
Speaker 1: will have a suggestion there. So I'll listen, I'll read.
Speaker 1: So there's this interesting thing that I found. It's called
Speaker 1: Vatican Alter Jesus' True Life and Teachings. He never worshiped
Speaker 1: the Bible's God. And it's from a channel called that.
Speaker 1: It was not even showing it to me because that's weird.
Speaker 1: Next level soul podcast. So he goes off the deep
Speaker 1: end right around here, talking about aliens and stuff. But
Speaker 1: you know, it's more of like, I see ancientarians. He
Speaker 1: sees each and aliens, right, I see previous cataclysms, and
Speaker 1: you know technology that survived. He sees it's all aliens.
Speaker 1: No mention of Goths, no mention anything like that, No
Speaker 1: mention of who actually was in Sumer. So there's a couple.
Speaker 1: There's a couple of issues with that. Right, it looks
Speaker 1: like he's been on twice. This one says Vatican removed
Speaker 1: and banned this from the Bible. Booka be Knockingmore so,
Speaker 1: that was always in the what do you call it? Bible?
Speaker 1: That was always in the Oh my god, I gotta
Speaker 1: think of the name that that place that has yeah, Ethiopian,
Speaker 1: there we go.
Speaker 2: Whoo.
Speaker 1: Ethiopia is where you find or to Ala, a giant
Speaker 1: lava lake of continuously churning lava. They call it the
Speaker 1: hottest place on Earth. That's by my hottest sau sauce
Speaker 1: is called or to Ala. And obviously the French were
Speaker 1: involved in that area, so that's in French that name.
Speaker 1: But we might look at this sometime soon, but it
Speaker 1: might have to be a separate episode because holy shit,
Speaker 1: ninety five thousand dollars. When you have a million in
Speaker 1: one point eight one point eight million subscribers, that's how
Speaker 1: you can fund raise, right, you know, he's going it
Speaker 1: for someone else, that's Corey and all that. But you know, imagine, imagine,
Speaker 1: just imagine if more people were signed up to the
Speaker 1: Patreon how much more we could do with this show.
Speaker 1: Not much more I could devote to it. It would
Speaker 1: be amazing. And since we're on that topic, I might
Speaker 1: as well just pop this out and then I'll throw
Speaker 1: the quick intro on and then we'll get started and
Speaker 1: we'll probably look at a little bit of Instagram to
Speaker 1: get today some things I collected for us to look
Speaker 1: at but let's see, we'll confused here. Then I pulled
Speaker 1: this up too sweet. That's three then, which there you go,
Speaker 1: all right, So it says Heidi L. And also Tamot
Speaker 1: because in one of the lays of the Eda, she herself,
Speaker 1: when she's trying to flee by boat, she takes on
Speaker 1: the personification of a serpent, right, and then that's where
Speaker 1: you get your later Babylonian tales of Tmot and Marduke.
Speaker 1: And when we'd think of gods, we gotta think of goths,
Speaker 1: all right. So once this all puts is put into
Speaker 1: their perspective, it demystifies all the superstitious stuff and all
Speaker 1: the you know people literal translation versus you know, symbolic shorthanding,
Speaker 1: you know, just a stylized way of writing that was
Speaker 1: imparted because they're using pictographs and things like that, and
Speaker 1: then other people come around and try to translate it,
Speaker 1: and they come up with a bunch of crazy stuff, right,
Speaker 1: So it says Heidi L was a composite for the
Speaker 1: later Babylonion tales of Tiamat, the serpent woman who battles Mardik,
Speaker 1: this sorceress and her male consort and warlock woulden had
Speaker 1: one son attributed to them by the name of Balder.
Speaker 1: Balder is the able of the Edenite Semitic reimagining in
Speaker 1: their Bible. In their Bible, of course, since they're telling
Speaker 1: the story, they're the good guy. Thor and Gut and
Speaker 1: the Goths were repulsed. Now when I say this part
Speaker 1: of the good guys, I'm talking about the whole able
Speaker 1: thing right and their perspective on how things went down.
Speaker 1: Thor and the Goths were repulsed by the acts of
Speaker 1: the sorceresses and weirds of the Serpent Wolf cult in
Speaker 1: the Mesopotamian region. Elie Widdell told us the real story
Speaker 1: of our past. He continue, we continue makers of civilization
Speaker 1: and the British Eda. I encourage all of you to
Speaker 1: become familiar with the Edda. Eli Waddell studied history in
Speaker 1: a time before the control mechanism on information locked into
Speaker 1: place prior to the end of World War Two. The
Speaker 1: world still had the fixers in to shout down any
Speaker 1: truth unfavorable to the descendants of the ancient cult, but
Speaker 1: the wholesale ban on the past was yet to be
Speaker 1: fully instituted. Now, I just want to show you a
Speaker 1: couple of things that I adjusted here so when you
Speaker 1: go to so there's there's a total goal now instead
Speaker 1: of a monthly and says with the funds raised here,
Speaker 1: I'll put back into the show and family. Between this
Speaker 1: fundraiser and other efforts, the goal is to acquire a
Speaker 1: few more software programs and equipment for better effects and
Speaker 1: in person interviews, a couple more mics and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: We are working on saving for your family travel van
Speaker 1: so we can go on adventures and share them with you.
Speaker 1: Please continue to support the show to help justify the
Speaker 1: time taken to research and broadcast. Thank you me. And
Speaker 1: then there's also the links to my book here too, Cobo, Barnes,
Speaker 1: and Amazon. And then there's some details as to what's
Speaker 1: going to happen in the future as far as the
Speaker 1: next book and Stephen Coombs that was two days ago.
Speaker 1: Thank you did not see that because for some reason
Speaker 1: they've decided to prioritize on outlook and put that in
Speaker 1: the secondary rather than the focused emails. So I don't
Speaker 1: see these sometimes I have to go looking for them.
Speaker 1: If I don't know that there's something there. Why would
Speaker 1: you look good? Question? You wouldn't sinister always sinister. All right, uh,
Speaker 1: I guess let's goick this first. I'm still waking up.
Speaker 1: I had a rough night, didn't sleep very well. But
Speaker 1: we'll get We're getting there.
Speaker 3: Mmmmmmmmm nice series?
Speaker 1: Is everything broken? Come on series? Wow?
Speaker 4: That was bad.
Speaker 3: Serious chapter chalk.
Speaker 1: There we go. Mm hmm. Now I can go, Hey
Speaker 1: some division I can't. There you go, and no I can't.
Speaker 1: So I'll try to do this a little quick today.
Speaker 1: There are just a couple of things that kind of
Speaker 1: kind of play into what we're gonna be disgusting. Okay,
Speaker 1: I think we got these. I got everything on volume good. Okay,
Speaker 1: just double checking before I have you listening to something
Speaker 1: that you can't hear. Where the hell they go? All right?
Speaker 5: And you've got any number of documents that document and
Speaker 5: authenticate the shootings on the Eastern Front. And on the
Speaker 5: other hand, you haven't got a single document that I
Speaker 5: authenticate Auschwitz is a killing center for extermination, not a
Speaker 5: single document that shows that that building crematorium too. And
Speaker 5: Auschwitz was a purpose built death chamber. And in his judgment,
Speaker 5: Judge Gray said, well, I have to admit that I,
Speaker 5: like most people in this country, I suppose had always
Speaker 5: thought that there was any number of documents in that correction.
Speaker 6: That supported that view, and I.
Speaker 4: Was rather surprised.
Speaker 5: He says that the evidence given to me by the
Speaker 5: defense was that there were no documents that mister Irling said. However,
Speaker 5: the eyewitnesses all confirmed and thereat that this building was
Speaker 5: a purpose broadcast chamber.
Speaker 1: The holes in the room, right, a bunch of Soviets, Yeah,
Speaker 1: sounds great, through.
Speaker 5: Which the cyclone was poured, do not exist, as the
Speaker 5: defensive witness, and his own report dismitted those. But the
Speaker 5: judge then went on to however, they have five eyewitnesses
Speaker 5: confirmed that the holes were there, and therefore they were
Speaker 5: This is.
Speaker 1: What they murdered seven people for and and tortured many
Speaker 1: more Nuremberg all about right, because they had to make
Speaker 1: their lie.
Speaker 5: Truth, disregarded the literally concrete.
Speaker 1: Evident, completely projecting and focusing away from all the atrocities
Speaker 1: of the Bolshevik Jews. Right, yeah, now, let's let's put
Speaker 1: the cast those sins upon the Germans must be and.
Speaker 5: So the roof which is still there, and preferred to
Speaker 5: believe the eyewitness evidence. Five witnesses who weren't weren't produced
Speaker 5: in court. One in particular, Aida Bimco, who said that
Speaker 5: she had she had seen the sanide. She said that
Speaker 5: I was taken into one of the gas chambers by
Speaker 5: a friend who was an ASS officer, oh yes Ada Bimko,
Speaker 5: whose name now is Hannah Rosenzaft, and she's a member
Speaker 5: of the governing body at the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington.
Speaker 5: She said, I was taken in there by a friend
Speaker 5: who was an SS officer, and he showed me the
Speaker 5: giant cylinders containing the gas. Hello, the gas, allegedly in
Speaker 5: the authenticated wisentle Cener version, came in tins rather like
Speaker 5: Kind's beans.
Speaker 1: Tins exactly with pellets in them.
Speaker 5: Well, that's about the giant cylinders of gas and pipes
Speaker 5: that she describes in her eyewitness testimony as a result
Speaker 5: of which several men were hanged by the British and
Speaker 5: Hamburg after the war. Tesh and Weinbert, for example, the
Speaker 5: two officials of the company that made these cyclone pellets,
Speaker 5: which were pesticide pellets. They were hanged by the British
Speaker 5: pillits on her evidence, she wasn't produced in that courtroom,
Speaker 5: she wasn't cross examoned, just a statement by.
Speaker 1: Her kangaroo cour wasn't intended to be anything but a show.
Speaker 5: Sworn on oath was produced, and that was the way
Speaker 5: these war crimes trials were conducted. It's strange paradox that
Speaker 5: on the one hand, you've got any number of doctors.
Speaker 1: So there's that. We already seen that one, saw that one.
Speaker 1: Did we go over this one? The mission Ukrainian model?
Speaker 1: I think we did. She was she was alive, but
Speaker 1: she was some of the broken back, broken arms, and
Speaker 1: broken legs after being invited to a quote unquote party
Speaker 1: in Dubai. Yeah, so they they love They want you
Speaker 1: to follow those sha lot man. They want you to
Speaker 1: We're covering on your face otherwise there's consequences. Now that's
Speaker 1: whereas saw. I'm scrolling back to where were the fishes
Speaker 1: with you? It's speaking of Dubai billionaires being having fun,
Speaker 1: famously known for the rainbow chic as a billionaire with
Speaker 1: a big African humbler. All right, ladies, pay attention for mammograms.
Speaker 7: Useful for who they're a billion dollar business and yeah,
Speaker 7: they're useful. They put kids, they put shoes on my
Speaker 7: friend's kids. They do terrible harm. I recommend against mammograms
Speaker 7: as a screening practice. So does the Cochrane Collaboration, which
Speaker 7: is the most respected organization in the world for making
Speaker 7: recommendations like this. Cochrane says no mammograms. The US Preventative
Speaker 7: Services Task Force says, mammograms and women over fifty after
Speaker 7: thorough discussion with the physician about the benefits and risks,
Speaker 7: and the risks are over diagnosis. If you screen two
Speaker 7: thousand women with mammograms, you'll say, what life. Maybe in
Speaker 7: the process you diagnose somewhere between five and fifty women
Speaker 7: with breast cancer that would have never known they had
Speaker 7: breast cancer, they had never died of it. So you
Speaker 7: turn somewhere between five and fifty women to cancer victims,
Speaker 7: and the process of saving one life at the same time,
Speaker 7: you've caused somewhere between six hundred and a thousand of
Speaker 7: the two thousand women to go through further testing and
Speaker 7: treatment because of this meddling. So do mammograms save lives?
Speaker 1: Rarely?
Speaker 7: Do they do harm? Always? Should they be done?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 7: Not as a screen or mammograms useful?
Speaker 1: So also misdiagnoses and all kinds of other things. You know,
Speaker 1: figure out what's causing the problem, not just go cut
Speaker 1: off your you know what's there's a there's GfK with
Speaker 1: this buddy. Fully I gave it right. Yeah, this is
Speaker 1: interesting that time Nikki Mi Nudge forgot she was human
Speaker 1: and started acting like a robot. She's twitching out here
Speaker 1: on the forgot. We're gonna look at this twice because
Speaker 1: it's very odd.
Speaker 9: Greatest okay, m h forgot greatest h okay, m h uh.
Speaker 1: Oh. This woman uh hunted down but didn't kill It's
Speaker 1: like she brought him to justice a bunch of guys
Speaker 1: who were responsible in the cartel for killing her daughter,
Speaker 1: and she ended up getting killed on Mother's Day in
Speaker 1: front of her home, interestingly enough, by one of these
Speaker 1: cartel fucks. But she took down a bunch of them.
Speaker 1: They don't you know, they went to jail. She didn't
Speaker 1: shoot them down. But it's kind of interesting story. So this,
Speaker 1: this picture, this when you think of Heidi l the
Speaker 1: sorceress of the Edenite cult, because this is where this
Speaker 1: stuff comes from, right, this is the source material for
Speaker 1: the majority of these retellings of these stories in other places.
Speaker 1: Because remember, the gods went many places, including the Indus Valley.
Speaker 1: So where did these these gods and goddesses truly come
Speaker 1: from or these deities and these uh that these are
Speaker 1: all later manifestations of actual people that were being ascribe.
Speaker 1: But over time they become demons and they become gods,
Speaker 1: because that's what people do with information over time, right,
Speaker 1: not necessarily because they start off as anything but humans
Speaker 1: or crazy fox. Right. So now you have it and
Speaker 1: I have a visual. This is interesting too. So let's
Speaker 1: pay attention to Christopher Lee here for a moment.
Speaker 10: Do you regard black magic as being very factitious or
Speaker 10: is there some truth in it? Some truth? There's nothing
Speaker 10: fictitious about black magic in any way, whatever it is.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing, Okay, I need to interject here the
Speaker 1: idea of gods actually came from our Gothic ancestors as well,
Speaker 1: before they were you know, conjuring these these even this
Speaker 1: Eatnite cult, this Saturn Moon in one way to describe it,
Speaker 1: but also the Serpent Wolf cult, and that I'm using
Speaker 1: hyphens when I say that they contacted demon's powers, princi bellies,
Speaker 1: deities not really in their in their perception of things.
Speaker 1: It's only after we gave them the concept of gods
Speaker 1: that they started on that kick. And you know, Saturn
Speaker 1: or chronos, this entity, this this thing that they were
Speaker 1: conjuring or that they were you know, dedicating themselves to
Speaker 1: then became Yahweh or God whomever.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 1: So this this is interesting because they they stole the
Speaker 1: idea of God and then they started making their deifying
Speaker 1: things and turning them into superstitition, myth a mythology, uh
Speaker 1: but but claiming it as literal. But they were actual
Speaker 1: living people at times, or they were these you know
Speaker 1: impressions that they got these of these archetypes when they
Speaker 1: were doing their their dasardly deeds. And you gotta you
Speaker 1: gotta look at the perspective of our you know, you're
Speaker 1: walking into a town, right, you're you're you're a goth,
Speaker 1: or you're just you just imagine walking into like a
Speaker 1: party and it's a group of people very very creepy,
Speaker 1: like you know, let's have an eyes wide shut style party,
Speaker 1: and you're like, what the fuck is this? Uh, ceremonial robes, garbs,
Speaker 1: you know, cauldron because that's the main, uh, the main
Speaker 1: focus of this ed. They're talking about this cauldron a lot.
Speaker 1: And there's like wizards and warlocks and and a main
Speaker 1: sorceress and they're conduct human torture, ripping the faces off
Speaker 1: of children. Yeah, yeah, that's that goes back that far. Rape, torture, kill,
Speaker 1: rape torture kill, cannibalism. Cannibalism is also part of this
Speaker 1: cult from five thousand plus years ago, and who knows
Speaker 1: how long they were operating before our ancestors came along
Speaker 1: and we were like, what are we looking at here? Man?
Speaker 1: This has got to stop. And you know, no wonder
Speaker 1: the people that they were torturing were grateful for our arrival.
Speaker 11: A fact.
Speaker 10: It is a fact which has existed for several thousand years.
Speaker 10: I mean, when we talk about magnetic we are talking
Speaker 10: about Satanism, necromancy, alchemy, witchcraft, worship of Satan, worship of
Speaker 10: dark forces, whether it's voodoo, juju, whether it's something practiced
Speaker 10: in the Western world or the Eastern world, whether it's
Speaker 10: easily defined or not easily defined. The order of the
Speaker 10: Left haank pop following of this, Following of that, it
Speaker 10: is basically the worship of the force of evil as
Speaker 10: embodied by Satan, Lucifer, the Princess of Darkness, and their
Speaker 10: leeds and and son. In a very simple sense, of course,
Speaker 10: goes much more deeply than that it.
Speaker 4: Is a fact.
Speaker 10: It is a desperately dangerous fact. It does exist, It
Speaker 10: exists around us today. Satantic ceremonies will be happening in
Speaker 10: Britain tonight, very definitely. Ask any priest, ask any member
Speaker 10: of the forces of law and order, and they will
Speaker 10: tell you that Satanism as such, it's there, and it
Speaker 10: has been for thousands of years. Man has worshiped the
Speaker 10: devil longer than he has worshiped perhaps an established religious figure.
Speaker 1: Do you regard black magic as being very factitious? There
Speaker 1: you go, So there's our foundation. Oh yeah. Back in
Speaker 1: twenty eleven, this guy was mining one bitcoin per day
Speaker 1: and my joke was that the OVA has got him.
Speaker 1: He was likely raped to death by the idea bigly
Speaker 1: you would still. So here's here's here's a little bit
Speaker 1: of a spooky surveillance here for you. Am I gonna
Speaker 1: have to do that? Okay? So have a look at
Speaker 1: this and what's happening here. This is just with your router,
Speaker 1: your WiFi router, the cameras that can see people through walls.
Speaker 1: What if your WiFi could do more than just connect
Speaker 1: your devices? Researchers at Carnegie Mellon, Oh surprise, surprise, Carnegie
Speaker 1: Mellon have created tech that used as Wi Fi signals
Speaker 1: to actually see through walls and detect human movement through
Speaker 1: radio signals, through signals right through electromagnetic radiation. By training
Speaker 1: a deep neural network, they can map body positions and shapes,
Speaker 1: no cameras needed. Hey, maybe in the future, you know,
Speaker 1: special effects won't require you to wear like little electrodes
Speaker 1: on your face when they're doing things like the Avatar movies. Right. Yeah,
Speaker 1: This new system turns regular WiFi riders into motion detectors,
Speaker 1: creating three D body maps using signal strength and patterns.
Speaker 1: It's cheaper, oh goodie, more private than cameras, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: because you can't see and detect that, right, and could
Speaker 1: change everything from security to smart homes. What place do
Speaker 1: you walk in these days that doesn't have some sort
Speaker 1: of Internet. But as always with great power, it comes
Speaker 1: big questions. Oh they threw me there. I thought they
Speaker 1: were going to go with some Spider Man quote. How
Speaker 1: do we protect our privacy in a world where Wi
Speaker 1: Fi can catch us can watch us? Sorry? Yeah? Both? Actually,
Speaker 1: what do you think? Alright?
Speaker 11: So here, So what they did is they had you know,
Speaker 11: a camera looking at a space with people in it.
Speaker 11: That's sort of like coming in from one eye. The
Speaker 11: other eye is the radio signals, so sonar from the
Speaker 11: Wi Fi rapper, and they just learned to predict like
Speaker 11: this is where the human beings are. Then they took
Speaker 11: away the camera, so all the AI had was the
Speaker 11: language of radio signals bouncing around a room.
Speaker 1: And this they're able to. I just wanted to start
Speaker 1: singing some fish right there, faint lee bouncing around the room.
Speaker 11: Reconstruct real time three D pose estimation.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 11: So suddenly AI has turned every Wi Fi router into
Speaker 11: a camera that can work in the dark, specially tune
Speaker 11: for tracking living beings.
Speaker 1: Isn't that wonderful? So, you know, forget thermals, forget you know,
Speaker 1: the the Predator movie where you dip yourself in in
Speaker 1: mud and you know you don't give off a heat signature.
Speaker 1: Forget all that. As long if you exist, you already
Speaker 1: they can see where you are whenever they want to
Speaker 1: see you, according to them, So if they want to,
Speaker 1: you know, surgically send something that blows up, they can
Speaker 1: do it and they know where you are. Welcome to
Speaker 1: the future. That is now pretty nice eah. Now if
Speaker 1: that's if these are, and I know a lot of
Speaker 1: that times they make these claims enacted because it's for
Speaker 1: the power, it's for the fear of making people's you know,
Speaker 1: fear the controlling arm of government or whatever. That sometimes
Speaker 1: they're not actually capable of certain things, but that's that
Speaker 1: they say they are, but they're in theory still working
Speaker 1: on them, or maybe still working out the bugs of something,
Speaker 1: or maybe it's all complete nonsense, like you know, the
Speaker 1: Star Wars thing in the eighties, But who knows, can
Speaker 1: can WiFi do this? It would make sense that they could,
Speaker 1: all right, it would make sense that they could. So
Speaker 1: just one more thing to add to the how the
Speaker 1: hell do you fight this factor? And that's why I
Speaker 1: believe there's so much security around these switch you know,
Speaker 1: these uh things that are going to be powering the
Speaker 1: smart the smart cities and AI slash, Internet slash everything
Speaker 1: that's coming. These switch locations. There's I guess five of
Speaker 1: them at the moment, and there's other companies too, and
Speaker 1: they have like four levels of security. They're like military
Speaker 1: installations with actual armed people at each one of these things,
Speaker 1: and you have to go through clearing to get into
Speaker 1: each level of you know, each level of the facility.
Speaker 1: So we had one person who was talking to Niche,
Speaker 1: this guy named Dave, which for AT and T, and
Speaker 1: he had to go in there and there was nothing
Speaker 1: in the place yet. They hadn't put any of the
Speaker 1: stuff in it, but the place was enormous, and I
Speaker 1: think he asn't had the one at Georgia and another
Speaker 1: one in it, I think in Vegas and these places
Speaker 1: are so heavily guarded. And why would that be because
Speaker 1: if we shut down there, if you pull their plug,
Speaker 1: then all the stuff that they're you know, about to
Speaker 1: implement on people, these the drones, the robot dogs, all
Speaker 1: that stuff. Then that's the only way to actually fight
Speaker 1: it is to just pull its plug. But if you
Speaker 1: can't get to the plug, then you're screwed because you
Speaker 1: won't even ever be interacting with people. And if they
Speaker 1: can just generate these things and send them out to you,
Speaker 1: you're never actually taking out anybody. It's like casualties, like
Speaker 1: humans die, die, di die on our side, but we
Speaker 1: can't even get to them, right And there's going to
Speaker 1: be manufacturing facilities just pumping these things out and sending
Speaker 1: them out at the people potentially in the future.
Speaker 11: So what they did is they had, you know, a
Speaker 11: camera looking at a space with people in it. That's
Speaker 11: sort of like coming in from one eye. The other
Speaker 11: eye is the radio signals, so sonar from the Oh.
Speaker 1: Wait, I guess it loops back. I didn't know what
Speaker 1: it's done. Oh here's David call.
Speaker 8: Are based on my own examination into the physical evidence.
Speaker 8: The gas chambers, the buildings claim to be the gas
Speaker 8: chambers still exist at two of the camps in Poland.
Speaker 1: You can go there.
Speaker 8: You can conduct for insuct tests, or you can go
Speaker 8: there and just look for yourself. Now, one of the
Speaker 8: gas chambers at the Mighty at Camp.
Speaker 5: We'll show you show them the film. This is a
Speaker 5: film that mister Cole would be happy to show you.
Speaker 1: You, Donna, here's a douche. He's a controller. He David Cole. Also,
Speaker 1: I don't know if it was this episode or a
Speaker 1: different one. I think it was a different one he had.
Speaker 1: He walked up the set because he was he had
Speaker 1: enough of Phil in his nonsense and his uh you know,
Speaker 1: you know how it works. You have somebody shouting you
Speaker 1: down or shooting you down or all this other grab
Speaker 1: and he's like, you do not screwed this place.
Speaker 6: And has shown right now numbers.
Speaker 8: Most importantly, the Zyklon B gas that is said to
Speaker 8: have been used leaves.
Speaker 1: Bluestads very close at tensions to those things.
Speaker 8: Aims and traces on the walls. These are the de
Speaker 8: Laussen chambers of or Canal with the Auschwitz Berkenow camp.
Speaker 8: They are loaded with blue staining that indicates Niklon B
Speaker 8: gas usage. Here I am in the inside of the
Speaker 8: Delousen chamber. The blue staining is clear. The traces are
Speaker 8: measurable even fifty years after the fact. But now we
Speaker 8: come to the inside of a gas chamber, a supposedly
Speaker 8: murderous gas chamber at the Malthausen camp in Austria. There
Speaker 8: is no blue staining on the walls, no Zklon D
Speaker 8: traces in the walls.
Speaker 7: They have been measured.
Speaker 8: There is no xiclon D residue the fears after the fact.
Speaker 8: It exists at the Delousen chambers, it does not exist
Speaker 8: in the supposedly homicidal gas chambers. Here we see the
Speaker 8: door to the Malthousand gas chamber. It does not lock.
Speaker 8: It doesn't lock. The latches can be opened from the
Speaker 8: inside or the outside. As I am showing right here,
Speaker 8: you cannot lock somebody into this room. You cannot lock
Speaker 8: somebody out.
Speaker 7: Of this room.
Speaker 8: This is physical evidence. It has nothing to do with
Speaker 8: what I'm assuming or what I'm guessing about are based
Speaker 8: on my own all right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this one says when Germany was ordered to pay reparations,
Speaker 1: the number of survivors just kept going up and up
Speaker 1: and up. Crazy. How that works is is well, you
Speaker 1: can see it. I don't even read all these this.
Speaker 1: It takes time. Thirty people arrested a day in the
Speaker 1: UK over social media posts. It's coming, byes, it's coming,
Speaker 1: all right. So this is says a farewell to life
Speaker 1: on Earth. International researchers, of course, estimate complete extinction timeline
Speaker 1: linked to Sun's increasing thermal energy. So all bullshit. First
Speaker 1: of all, they want you to believe that the thing
Speaker 1: that gives life is about to destroy it and it's
Speaker 1: all nonsense. But they're going to use this type of
Speaker 1: stuff in order to manage the population, if you know
Speaker 1: what I mean, and blame it on other things like
Speaker 1: they have been with the fires and the weather and
Speaker 1: it's all climate change and blat, it's all bullshit. They
Speaker 1: profess that they want to kill us all and then
Speaker 1: they start going about means of doing so, and then
Speaker 1: we're supposed to believe that it's something other than them. Okay, sure, whatever,
Speaker 1: I got the last one. No, this is weird how
Speaker 1: this works. Sometimes there was something else I share with
Speaker 1: someone else I wanted to show, but I can't find it. It
Speaker 1: doesn't matter, all right, let's move on. Okay, there's not
Speaker 1: a lot of people. See I'm sorry to wondering what's
Speaker 1: going on with FTJ. Like, we used to have people
Speaker 1: flooding in. I mean, we'd be thirty forty people deep
Speaker 1: at times, and now it seems like there's five. Well yeah,
Speaker 1: so I'm not sure what happened to that. I'm not
Speaker 1: sure why that's occurring. Good morning, Clasha. You you're almost
Speaker 1: alone with only four friends in that room. Let's see
Speaker 1: where we're at today. Let's go to the should we
Speaker 1: should we? All right? I will? Where is it that?
Speaker 1: Let's throw this out? Okay, we should be back. You
Speaker 1: should be able to see the screen. I guess gotta
Speaker 1: the check to make sure you can, because everything is
Speaker 1: weird on here. All right? Cool? We left off with
Speaker 1: Thor and the all wise Dwarf. Now the reason for
Speaker 1: the the thumbnail as it were with Michelle le May
Speaker 1: and Rick Owens was too. Basically, if they were going
Speaker 1: to be cast, I thing was going to be casting
Speaker 1: this roll of Wooden and uh and Heidi slash Alice
Speaker 1: slash Tiamott, it would be those two people. I mean,
Speaker 1: we gotta get the idea, get it, get a visual
Speaker 1: as to what we're looking at here and what How
Speaker 1: just how insidious these people were and how you know,
Speaker 1: pretty much out of their minds, right, It's it's funny
Speaker 1: how all these people who do horrific weird things and
Speaker 1: spirit cook and all this other stuff just so happened
Speaker 1: to hide their behavior in the fashion industry in art.
Speaker 1: Right you have a Brahmovich doing the same. Oh, it's
Speaker 1: just art, right, sure it is. So let's bring it
Speaker 1: back here a little bit. The all Wises Dwarfs converse,
Speaker 1: in which the candidate is tested as who is willingness
Speaker 1: by King Thorne a variety of questions and replies to
Speaker 1: of the learned Dwarf. So remember, dwarf doesn't mean a
Speaker 1: style person, right, It just simply means shorter than them,
Speaker 1: because these were some tall goths. So they refer to
Speaker 1: others as dwarfs elves, and then you get this Folkalore
Speaker 1: after the fact, right, And there are some indications that
Speaker 1: there were things happening in the air. And all I'm saying, man,
Speaker 1: is that there was stuff that was left over from
Speaker 1: a previous or not even maybe just isolated from other
Speaker 1: areas like technology. You know, who knows how vast the
Speaker 1: planet truly is or whatever, and how many land masses
Speaker 1: there are. Maybe this stuff just came from other places
Speaker 1: right here. But it's all terrestrial in my mind, because
Speaker 1: I don't think there's anything beyond the Fermit that you
Speaker 1: can get to or that can get to us unless
Speaker 1: you start messing around with portals and you know, screwing
Speaker 1: around with the magnetic field of the Earth and things
Speaker 1: like that. Then maybe you can punch little weak spots
Speaker 1: into it and let things in or do little reroutes.
Speaker 1: So you know, they love the dig holes and tunnels.
Speaker 1: So if you could do that with you know, magneto
Speaker 1: electric things such as cern, maybe you can actually make
Speaker 1: portals and other things are out there somewhere to come
Speaker 1: on in. I mean, they're conjuring something, right, So we're
Speaker 1: on the old wise dwarf. Now this might be a
Speaker 1: little boring. But it's going to get into right after.
Speaker 1: It's gonna get picked right back up. So the dwarf
Speaker 1: chief to his men, quotes Broider the benches. Now shall
Speaker 1: my bride with me hasten home together in my mighty
Speaker 1: hurry for marriage? Every man think, everyone may think, man think.
Speaker 1: I think it may be woods, but there's no resting
Speaker 1: now in a squalid home for me. He repairs to
Speaker 1: thor in the room. In the end, throw to the dwarf,
Speaker 1: what is this, fellow? Why art thou so pale about
Speaker 1: the nose snorting coke? Just kidding? Whilst the dwelling overnight
Speaker 1: with corpses a likeness to the door duncays of Eden
Speaker 1: methinks hangs over there over the So if you hang
Speaker 1: out with corpses, he just assumes, yeah, you're you're on
Speaker 1: this zeven night fox. Huh uh. Thou was was born
Speaker 1: that was not born of the breed for a Gothic bride,
Speaker 1: is what Thorpe says. You're not You're not worthy of
Speaker 1: a one of our ladies. Alwise, I am named. Hey,
Speaker 1: that's a pretty convenient name. You gotta live up to it, though,
Speaker 1: you know, so much pressure I bide fair uneath the
Speaker 1: earth in a cave. That's why he's so pale, because
Speaker 1: he lives in the cave under the rock stones in
Speaker 1: my homestead, A wakeful man with witness. Am I come
Speaker 1: to fetch my bride. Let none upbraid this anguished foster brother.
Speaker 1: I have the wished for in this author again, bride
Speaker 1: and word like a father. It was I was not
Speaker 1: at home when the word truth was plighted. I who
Speaker 1: hallo In the weddings of the goths winged Thor, I'm
Speaker 1: called remember the son, the winged Son, the son cult
Speaker 1: winged Thor. This is why, again, like I'm throwing back
Speaker 1: to the whole idea that these uh Ananaki quote unquote
Speaker 1: depictions with long beard and the longer, the longer shaped skulls,
Speaker 1: taller than other people, muscular, just the very depiction of
Speaker 1: what a Goth looks like, and then they throw wings
Speaker 1: on them. That's why. Not because they're freaking Ananaki from
Speaker 1: a different planet, that's ridiculous, It's because this is how
Speaker 1: they depicted them. In Over time, people don't understand what
Speaker 1: they're looking at, and the quote unquote experts of whatever
Speaker 1: day just come up with bullshit and then it becomes repeated,
Speaker 1: and so it goes. Myth mongering begins, and there's also
Speaker 1: the wish for things to be skewed so that when
Speaker 1: the enemies of those people don't wish you to understand
Speaker 1: their noble past. You know what I mean? You get
Speaker 1: you follow? Okay? Good? Oh and Katy Perry went up
Speaker 1: in a giant dildo. Did you see that? Yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: sort of in space. So I have the wish for
Speaker 1: Brian and Ward like a father. I was not at home. Okay,
Speaker 1: I said that, why have I wandered? Son, am I
Speaker 1: of the civilized Green Branch? Never without my will shalt
Speaker 1: thou have that young maid, nor get that gift match
Speaker 1: from the Goths. So he's playing hardball right now. He's
Speaker 1: letting him know this is not just some easy thing
Speaker 1: you can get. I will surely have to satisfye thee
Speaker 1: to get that gift match for I would. So again,
Speaker 1: this is this is a screening process to see whether
Speaker 1: they're not the people of the because remember they're the minorities,
Speaker 1: they're the ruling class. They came upon this land. Majority
Speaker 1: of people there are not going to be like them.
Speaker 1: And this also kind of feeds the misconception of who
Speaker 1: who actually was the leaders because a lot of the
Speaker 1: times they would write in the manner that the majority
Speaker 1: of the people would So if there was a slant
Speaker 1: or a direction from which you would write, they might
Speaker 1: do it their way. But they would write the decrees
Speaker 1: and write the laws and whatnot in a way that
Speaker 1: the majority of the people could understand and read it,
Speaker 1: which only makes sense. So then other people will look
Speaker 1: at that and say, that's the Semitic manner of writing.
Speaker 1: These people were Semitic, No, dummy. It's like if you're
Speaker 1: trying to speak to somebody in Spanish and they only
Speaker 1: speak Spanish. Do you speak in English?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 1: You try to, you know, translate that out. So misconceptions
Speaker 1: are abound with that. That's something that Wedell discusses quite thoroughly,
Speaker 1: and makers of civilization and race and history. For I
Speaker 1: would leave her hold in my arms, then lack that
Speaker 1: milk white maiden. Yes, we're pale people, we get it,
Speaker 1: they were anyway, I'm not the maidens love thou mowanna,
Speaker 1: I don't tell, is we melak? If thou prove worthy?
Speaker 1: Why is guest and wooler? If thou can'st tell me
Speaker 1: tell of every land, all that I wish to wit,
Speaker 1: Say to me all wise, all thou reckons of diverse people,
Speaker 1: various o dwarf, that I may test thy wit? How
Speaker 1: is the earth? Nah? Forgot again? What's that name? How
Speaker 1: is the earth name that lies before the sons of
Speaker 1: men in every home? Hame right? Fucking airplanes, I swear
Speaker 1: to God? Can you hear that shit? It's like being
Speaker 1: in a fucking war zone living here. I can't. I
Speaker 1: got away for the fucking annoying All right? Our earth
Speaker 1: is the home is the name among Gothic men, but
Speaker 1: feeled by the aslas, which is the Lord's I believe
Speaker 1: asa way it is called by the vans, egreen by
Speaker 1: the Edenites, ground by the elves, and or tis called
Speaker 1: by the regi or, which also just means rulers, right,
Speaker 1: the king rulers. How is the moon named that all
Speaker 1: men see in every home? In every home? Which way
Speaker 1: do they say? You name it? Very moon? Is tis
Speaker 1: called among men millstone among the Goths, so they called
Speaker 1: the moon the millstone wheel tis called by Hellot's shindy
Speaker 1: by the Edenites, and shine by the dwarfs. Year teller
Speaker 1: is it called by the elves. How is the sun named?
Speaker 1: That's what I'm translating height to be named that scene
Speaker 1: since old lay sin in every home, soul sol tis
Speaker 1: called among men, and Sonna among the Goths. It's pretty
Speaker 1: damn close to sun. Sonna larking dahlier by the dwarfs,
Speaker 1: early glow, ever glow by the eden Kites, fair wheel
Speaker 1: by the elves, and all scourer by the Asas sons.
Speaker 1: How is the sky? And it just goes on and on? Right,
Speaker 1: So let's move on. Well this passed with a little bit. Oh,
Speaker 1: this is interesting. How is ale named as drunk by
Speaker 1: the sons of men? In every home ale tis called
Speaker 1: mongothic men, and beer among the Assas voice giver right,
Speaker 1: because you start talking, you get a little chatty when
Speaker 1: you drink tis called by the Vans, rinse Lee's by
Speaker 1: the eden Kites. Mead, Well, now we consider me just
Speaker 1: being you know, uh, fermented honey. Right, but they said
Speaker 1: mead by the Hellots assembly, drink tis called by young sons.
Speaker 1: Seth or Abel's sons were satisfied, then Bestow besows his
Speaker 1: consent to the match with his blessing and the following
Speaker 1: words in one breast. I never saw more foreign word staves.
Speaker 1: Mikel Tails wisely hasked, thou told quote I of the
Speaker 1: upper class, art thou a dwarf?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 1: He gave him a compliment after play, you know, playing
Speaker 1: the stern man for a little bit, an umpire chief
Speaker 1: before thy day. Now let the sunshine into thy dark
Speaker 1: cellar home? Know you yet? The Eta know you yet?
Speaker 1: It all boom and then and then there's comes a
Speaker 1: time after dealing with these people for a while, and
Speaker 1: I'm not saying the dwarfs, but I'm saying, like the
Speaker 1: remnants of this eden I colt to where you get
Speaker 1: something like the eoch tail. Whi's like, don't mingle with
Speaker 1: these people anymore. It's it again. It's like that young Frankenstein.
Speaker 1: What the fuck is going on today? Man? If you
Speaker 1: don't hear that, it's rattling in my ear. There's freaking
Speaker 1: jets over the head. Yeah, hold on, do you hear
Speaker 1: that ship? Yeah? You know what I would, I'd refer
Speaker 1: they just fucking drop the fucking bomb and start fucking
Speaker 1: killing us, because I'm getting tired of this fucking constant, like,
Speaker 1: you know, trying to intimidate us every fucking day. It
Speaker 1: feels like that's what I do. Helicopters freaking ratling our
Speaker 1: house airplanes. It's so I'm sick of it. Let me
Speaker 1: get out my stuff and start throwing some throwing some
Speaker 1: uh sling, shotting some shit back at them. Yeah, anyway,
Speaker 1: so where was that going? Oh yeah, So with like
Speaker 1: the the Enoch book, it's like at some point they're like, yeah,
Speaker 1: we got to cut that off because you're basically, uh,
Speaker 1: giving these psychopaths a bigger body by having children with them,
Speaker 1: and then we have bigger problems to deal with because
Speaker 1: they don't they don't take up they don't take upon
Speaker 1: themselves our you know, nobility. They take upon themselves our stature.
Speaker 1: So now they're stronger and more just as crazy and
Speaker 1: psychotic as before. So let's just stop doing that. It's
Speaker 1: basically what the edict was ORed it. Yeah, Adventures of
Speaker 1: King Adam Thor Or Dan Dardanos and Troy. Remember he
Speaker 1: was the ruler of Troy as well, and the Troad
Speaker 1: Trode whatever with Eden Knites. Two submentary eta or two
Speaker 1: supplementary etahs in dramatic dialogue form give traditional details of
Speaker 1: other doings of King Thor in Troy and the troad
Speaker 1: of the raids on Troy by the eden Knights under Woden.
Speaker 1: So Wooden's still fucking around with Thor everywhere he can
Speaker 1: go different places that he controls. Woden and his Wolf
Speaker 1: tribe is constantly causing trouble for him and trying to
Speaker 1: upset and harm and steele, kill, rape all that stuff, pillage,
Speaker 1: plunder everywhere he can get to. That's how wood En
Speaker 1: rolls of Thorn's fishing excursions, and it says troy Nis
Speaker 1: Underrollerswilf tribe chief of Thor's fishing excursions and his industry
Speaker 1: of weaving at Troy, where Thor or dr or Dar
Speaker 1: is significantly also styled dan I e. King Dar Danos
Speaker 1: of Troy, of Homer and his mother. So he's saying
Speaker 1: that Homer is talking about Thor when he talks about
Speaker 1: Dardanos and his mother is called Phrygian. You remember, Phrygian
Speaker 1: means lion, actually means fierce. I think directly fierce. These
Speaker 1: ancient dramatic eddas, also couched in somewhat Shakespearean style, nevertheless,
Speaker 1: existed in their present form in the manuscript at least
Speaker 1: over five centuries before Shakespeare word Hordbeard's tail h r
Speaker 1: wh r e right altercation in the troad between Thor
Speaker 1: and the eden knight Wolf chief warden of Warbeard disguised
Speaker 1: as a ferryman. The meter is somewhat irregular. Thor is
Speaker 1: disclosed on a fishing expedition foraging out eastwards, says the
Speaker 1: pro's prologue, and is stranded at a ferry over his sound,
Speaker 1: and he hails the ferryman horde across the sound. Thor quotes,
Speaker 1: who is that swaying of swains who stands across the sound?
Speaker 1: Ay Wardbeard, who is voted in the disguise, Who is
Speaker 1: that turll of chrulls who calls across the waves? Don't
Speaker 1: answer a question with a question. Ferry me across the sound,
Speaker 1: and I'll feed thee for tomorrow, says Thor. I have
Speaker 1: a basket on my back with never better Okay, so
Speaker 1: then this is this is still Thor talking all right,
Speaker 1: I have a basket get on my back with never
Speaker 1: better meat. I ate a bit a while before I
Speaker 1: forged here from home on sliderfish and effort, and I'm
Speaker 1: still stated an early worker boast thy worthy meal of
Speaker 1: thou Art wittest thou clearly afore that drooping is thy
Speaker 1: home kin dread methinks is thy mother, or dead methinks
Speaker 1: as thy mother. So that's a big ass insult, right, Wooden,
Speaker 1: bodho or hoard beards best of the Egyptians. And they
Speaker 1: like these little mini statues. Remember the other one that
Speaker 1: looked like looked like Obama, the petah that was supposed
Speaker 1: to be a Voden too. The thing that they also
Speaker 1: say is like the oscar that thou was sayst now
Speaker 1: is the very worst thought to me that thou sayest
Speaker 1: now is the very worst thought to me that my
Speaker 1: mother is dead. Tush, says Woden slash Hoarbeard. Tush or Tush,
Speaker 1: thou seemst not a true goth. Oh he's questioned his manhood.
Speaker 1: Look out bear boned, thou standest and hast a beggar's garb.
Speaker 1: Thou hast not even thy breeches on. Steer thou thither
Speaker 1: that oaken bark. I know the landing place here, says Thor,
Speaker 1: who owns the skiff. Thou holdest on that shore. And
Speaker 1: then Corbard slash Wooden says battle Wolf is his name.
Speaker 1: He lives in rady radzy sound. Burn, say thou thy name,
Speaker 1: if thou wouldst cross the sound. Oh it's brumple still
Speaker 1: skin over here. What the fuck must I tell my name?
Speaker 1: I am the outlaw to thy folks. Sig so my
Speaker 1: name is. Yeah, he's sig sag zach or zeus right,
Speaker 1: he's saying he's Thor right, I'm the outlawed to your
Speaker 1: folk with all your at all or athols. I'm a
Speaker 1: son of Odes in the bold goth of third or
Speaker 1: troadtis with Thor thy Aryan dumer that thou speakest the
Speaker 1: Aryan Dumer. Now will I ask what thou art named Corbeard,
Speaker 1: I'm named hide my name. I never even though he
Speaker 1: just lied and told him somebody else, because he's that's
Speaker 1: how they roll, right, disconnected from any type of reality
Speaker 1: or truth. Oh she's just like now wave a. But
Speaker 1: even though I were now outlaw of thee and we're
Speaker 1: owner of the bark, i'd keep my life safe this
Speaker 1: side of the ford from such a as the unless
Speaker 1: I was fair death faded, and then Thor says harmful lout.
Speaker 1: Were I to wade the waves to reach thee, thout
Speaker 1: wet my day's meal, I would mess up my stuff
Speaker 1: if I waited out to you, but I should, Hey,
Speaker 1: thee spottled swain for thy mocking, could I cross here?
Speaker 1: Stand I and by thy coming? I was in the
Speaker 1: army herd that went hither to thy workshops. So he's saying, hey,
Speaker 1: I was one of the people that raided your places,
Speaker 1: he asked, burying the water banner and reading the sphere.
Speaker 1: So I killed a bunch of your people. He's taunting them,
Speaker 1: that's what he's saying. Now, I get it from the villain.
Speaker 1: Twas thou that bade those banner men harm us. Beat
Speaker 1: the inn, however, he says, beat the beat the Yet
Speaker 1: shall I by a ring of spears? When I'll be
Speaker 1: even with thee? Spears only will bring a settlement. So
Speaker 1: it's gonna be death. That's it. The only thing that
Speaker 1: can solve this is death. We have to kill all
Speaker 1: of you. Where didst Thou learn such defying words? Said thor?
Speaker 1: He says, you are right, I learned it by watching you. No,
Speaker 1: he says, I learned them at this at the mouth
Speaker 1: of the old robbers who bide the home howls of
Speaker 1: Eden give us too good a name to ditches in
Speaker 1: calling them home house or house Cooorbeard, Thou coward, how
Speaker 1: long hast thou delayed me? And good old Hornbeard says,
Speaker 1: get thee far from the sound thy passage is denied.
Speaker 1: It's like he can talk all tough when he's you know,
Speaker 1: got a little bit of water in me too. In
Speaker 1: the two him, he can shout all this is like
Speaker 1: the social media. Right. Hey, I'm too far away from
Speaker 1: them to punch me in the face, So I'm just
Speaker 1: gonna talk a bunch of horrible shit that I would
Speaker 1: never say to somebody in person because they would beat
Speaker 1: the shit out of me. Yeah, then wilt thou thou
Speaker 1: now tell me why starter? Then wilt thou now tell
Speaker 1: me the way by land? Since thou, since thou's not
Speaker 1: ferry me? Yeah, trust that guy. Trust what that guy's
Speaker 1: gonna tell you. Sure, go for it. He just said
Speaker 1: he kills your people, and uh, you know, he probably
Speaker 1: would send you in a direction that would probably SNAr
Speaker 1: you with a bunch of other assholes. I want to
Speaker 1: kill you, But you know, just ask him questions like that.
Speaker 1: And then Horbeard says, 'tis no way to fare a
Speaker 1: stone to the gorge, stalks another to the stones. Then
Speaker 1: keep on left till you come to wear wolf Land.
Speaker 1: Oh good times, which was just more of these people
Speaker 1: who are wearing wolf skins with the little you know,
Speaker 1: the head of the wolf like their helmet right their hood.
Speaker 1: There may forgan Or the Phrygian meet Thor her son,
Speaker 1: and she may tell Thee the forest track to Woden's Land.
Speaker 1: Thou spareest with nothing but mocking. He says, I'll pay
Speaker 1: thee back for denying me passage if we two meet
Speaker 1: Anon again, Right, Anon, get thee afar? Now, may all
Speaker 1: the grammy wolf fiends have thee. The Weavers of Troy's
Speaker 1: tail Here we go. In this dramatic tail, Thor as
Speaker 1: the Weaver of Troy is visited by Wooden the Edenite
Speaker 1: as a spy in disguise, always always spionage from the
Speaker 1: very beginning, never never, I'm telling you, man, it's like
Speaker 1: treachery comes from these fuckers. These are the Oi Vays
Speaker 1: of today, clandestine, little jerk offs, always doing things, sneaky
Speaker 1: and underhanded. Weasels. Weasels. They don't care how big they are.
Speaker 1: Most of them now, little little narrow shouldered, skinny, little
Speaker 1: prick half gay are mostly gay and these are the
Speaker 1: people that are, you know, moving and shaking in this
Speaker 1: in this world that became way too way too safe
Speaker 1: for people like them, like you know, like Eval Harari,
Speaker 1: Like why the hell is that guy? So it's such
Speaker 1: an ominous character when you can just like squeeze really
Speaker 1: just like a little bit in his neck with snap. Right, why.
Speaker 7: All right?
Speaker 1: Let's see. The Weaver of Troy is visited by wood
Speaker 1: in the Edonites, Spy and the Skies in the almost
Speaker 1: contemporary Hittite rock sculptures. Listen to this. In the very
Speaker 1: earliest Sumerian seals, adam Thor and his goss are clad
Speaker 1: in woven tailor made garments, as opposed to the Edonites,
Speaker 1: who are described in the eddas as bear sirkers or
Speaker 1: bear skin shirted, not b a r e, but b
Speaker 1: a r like a bear, like a This is the
Speaker 1: keeping This isn't keeping with the Genesis account. Listen the
Speaker 1: Genesis account which states that Eloheam of the Garden of
Speaker 1: Eden made coats of skins. Why would they even tell
Speaker 1: you that the yellow heam Tola plural of the Garden
Speaker 1: of Eden? Where I thought this was monotheism, Yes, because
Speaker 1: the Eloheam aren't gods. They're these fucks. The Yellowheam of
Speaker 1: the Garden of Eden make coats of skins. So if
Speaker 1: they say that, then you already know this the yellow
Speaker 1: Heemon who they're talking about when they're discussing the goths.
Speaker 1: But it might also be because it seems like in
Speaker 1: certain other areas, like when they're trying to discuss and
Speaker 1: they have on this unuh, it's insecure, let's say, an
Speaker 1: insecure piece, like a shaky piece a truce. I guess,
Speaker 1: between these elohem and they're discussing certain things, it appears
Speaker 1: as if the Goths might be involved in that, as
Speaker 1: these were evidently the usual garments of the Edenites. It
Speaker 1: is preceding dialogue. Also into the preceding dialogue also thor And,
Speaker 1: as Goths are described as wearing breeches and wooden is
Speaker 1: referred to as swaddled, the title Dan or Than applied
Speaker 1: to this lay to thor Or. Dan confirms his identity
Speaker 1: with Dardano as the first king of Troy in Homer,
Speaker 1: and also with t a n N or tannin the
Speaker 1: an ancient Egyptian title for the solar father god see
Speaker 1: or yeah, we gotta to look at figures first, hold
Speaker 1: then see figure thirty three. Thor or dan thanis tan
Speaker 1: tannin title solar father god Atmu or Osiris of ancient Egyptians. Oh, look,
Speaker 1: Osyrus is Thor at least until it was corrupted and
Speaker 1: changed into something wicked and gross. Right figure thirty three.
Speaker 1: Interesting number. He is also called Goir or Gear, which
Speaker 1: we shall see is the dialect form of George or
Speaker 1: Saint George of the Latter Dragon legend. Look at every
Speaker 1: freaking mythological or you know, if you want to say
Speaker 1: paying credit veneration, seems that I'll go back to our
Speaker 1: Thor buddy here the latter Dragon lat and Thor's title
Speaker 1: in the Sumerian. Let's see his further title of hug Dah.
Speaker 1: Remember different places, different dialects, different writers, different transcribers, different
Speaker 1: variations over time, but they're all talking about the same people. Right.
Speaker 1: Seemingly a variant of Oku Thor or eke Thor appears
Speaker 1: to designate him as the original of Hector, the first
Speaker 1: of Troy. His dialogue lay opens by disclosing Wooden taking
Speaker 1: the council of his paramour Hyde or Heidi. Right, that's
Speaker 1: the that's the sick, sick. That's the that's the Michelle
Speaker 1: de May of the story, the sorceress who is the
Speaker 1: matriarch of the of the whole thing she's got. She's
Speaker 1: the one that wields the power because she's the sorceress. Right,
Speaker 1: Hyde or Frig is another name for her with two g's,
Speaker 1: the matriarch of Eden and the fearg of the Sumerian
Speaker 1: see see see later. Okay as Is as to his
Speaker 1: venture to spy on thor End, did I miss something?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 1: I didn't, as made Jock of Eden as to his
Speaker 1: venture to spy on Thori at Troy and describing his
Speaker 1: many sided protein disguises. So Woden is just a man
Speaker 1: of you know, the glasses and the funny nose and
Speaker 1: the mustache. Like this is what he does. He just
Speaker 1: goes around in disguise all the time, like a frankist,
Speaker 1: like a jesuit, like a cia right, like a fucking massade. Surprise,
Speaker 1: surprise that this would be so deep into their past.
Speaker 1: Never never, never straightforward with these fucks. Read the me now, Frig,
Speaker 1: that's Heidi, right or l I'm all eager to fare forth.
Speaker 1: He visited the Weaver of Third for spy ing. I
Speaker 1: want much to try my old wit staves as to
Speaker 1: as the swift witted old Edenite with with Dan of
Speaker 1: the that's me four. But you know, prig at home,
Speaker 1: let thee bide. I've measured the Aryan father in his
Speaker 1: George Doom of the Goths. No eden I ever can
Speaker 1: be even with the hugdah or be the same as
Speaker 1: the Weaver of third is woondin far afield. Have I
Speaker 1: fared much? Am I attempted to fare? I will fox
Speaker 1: out the king rulers. Thither will I hie? And with
Speaker 1: how the Weaver of the Third's Home and Kindred stand
Speaker 1: in one of my many disguises, Grim the hooded serpent
Speaker 1: where we're named and Gangrel Harrier Old Harry and horror
Speaker 1: bearer be I think he's going through just oh, here
Speaker 1: we go, deck third boot and boot Sadr which is Saturn. Hey, everybody,
Speaker 1: is this not the Saturn fucking cult Hell Binder and
Speaker 1: Hoary warrior Father Nick of Knight nol nick all father.
Speaker 1: Oh that's interesting. They cause himself that Vowl's father a
Speaker 1: round rider and seafarer, Bill bail maker of the Manifold
Speaker 1: sol Sorcerer by one name. Never am I named? Kind
Speaker 1: of like say, and remember I have many names. Hey,
Speaker 1: look it's Wooden. Was the was the direct composite for that,
Speaker 1: since I forked forth amongst folk. So these are all
Speaker 1: his names and disguises and right personages, right grim and
Speaker 1: I don't think that was the right word, but grim
Speaker 1: and I grim and I grim am I name? Sorry?
Speaker 1: Grim am I named? Went against George the Red, Adam
Speaker 1: Thorer and Jalk against asmin Dar but Kiala when I
Speaker 1: drink from the chalice grill of eden Vider. In the
Speaker 1: fights Uxi and Omi Gondlers are saying, every time I
Speaker 1: peer at some point, I'm this guy or that guy,
Speaker 1: whether behinding what I'm doing? And wharbeard with the goss
Speaker 1: swhither and Zvider? Was I named as Sith's Mimi's woden
Speaker 1: Orsader as the malignant Saturn? Look at this? Look at this?
Speaker 1: Here hold on prince screen Boom Woden Orsador as the
Speaker 1: malignant Saturn, whose sacred day of Sabbath was Saturday. In
Speaker 1: the mythric cult from Statue at Ostia Mysteries of Mithra,
Speaker 1: note his developing serpent with his head as a hood
Speaker 1: and caduceious. Well here you go is was I not
Speaker 1: talking about the sound cult? Did you think I was
Speaker 1: just trying to put things together that didn't fit, put
Speaker 1: it where it doesn't belong when I diluted them in
Speaker 1: the at the end this old all right, guys, hold on,
Speaker 1: something has has to happen here. There must be a
Speaker 1: short break because I'm gonna lose my mind. My eyes
Speaker 1: are crossing right now. Let's put a little bit of
Speaker 1: the sun. If not gonna, I'm not gonna. I should
Speaker 1: be here for this, but whenever you're gonna player tell.
Speaker 4: Well, that really is a key question, and it was
Speaker 4: the central controversy really in early Christianity. Now you and
Speaker 4: I have grown up with a book called the Bible
Speaker 4: with two hard covers on it, and in between them
Speaker 4: you've got the Old Testament and the New Testament glued together.
Speaker 4: And the moment that book was created that the message
Speaker 4: that sends out is that there's continuity between the Hebrew
Speaker 4: Scriptures and the New Testament. And you make the assumption
Speaker 4: that the Hebrew Scriptures, the Old Testament is all about
Speaker 4: God and the New Testament is all about God, and
Speaker 4: it must be the same God. This is God's book,
Speaker 4: isn't it. That's sort of the starting point for many
Speaker 4: of us who have grown up with the Christian faith.
Speaker 4: But as soon as you start reading the Gospels and
Speaker 4: listening to the teaching of Jesus, it raises a huge
Speaker 4: question because if Jesus is a Yahuist worships the god
Speaker 4: of the Hebrew scriptures, Yahweh, then why isn't he a
Speaker 4: proponent of Yahweh's laws. Why does the religion that came
Speaker 4: from the teachings of Jesus not include the laws of Yahweh?
Speaker 4: And why does Jesus not mention Yahweh once through all
Speaker 4: the Gospels. Now some would say, well, that's because the
Speaker 4: Gospels are written in Greek, and so you're going to
Speaker 4: get a Greek translation. You're going to see the word curios,
Speaker 4: which means sir or lord instead of the name Yahweh.
Speaker 4: That's probably why he doesn't mention him. Except that answer
Speaker 4: doesn't quite pass muster, because there are key words that
Speaker 4: the Gospel writers have left in Aramaic because they were
Speaker 4: so important to Jesus's teaching and ministry, and they were
Speaker 4: so strongly associated with his teaching and ministry. Jesus would
Speaker 4: have spoken in Aramaic, the spoken form of Hebrew. He
Speaker 4: would have taught in Aramaic. And here are these four
Speaker 4: Arabic phrases that give the character of what Jesus was
Speaker 4: on about. And so those sayings would be our men
Speaker 4: are men, I am about to tell you something important. Talitha.
Speaker 4: The next one will be Fatha which his death ears
Speaker 4: be opened. And then talitha korn arise awaken little one,
Speaker 4: and then Abbah. And here's a way to relate to
Speaker 4: the source of the universe, to discover an intimate connection
Speaker 4: with the source of the universe, and know the source
Speaker 4: of the universe as a father. So here are four
Speaker 4: Aramic phrases. You put them together and you've actually got
Speaker 4: the character of a lot of early Christian teaching around Jesus.
Speaker 4: Men are men, I'm going to tell you something important.
Speaker 4: Afafa deafy is open, Talitha korn, little one, arise, wake up,
Speaker 4: and now you can relate to the source of the cosmos.
Speaker 4: You could say that really is the nub of all
Speaker 4: the Gnostic literature, that that is the heart of their message.
Speaker 4: But nowhere is the name arhway. And there are other
Speaker 4: moments where Jesus seems to be pitched against Yahweh instead
Speaker 4: of representing a continuation. And so some examples of that
Speaker 4: would be in the Gospel of John chapter eight, where
Speaker 4: Jesus is addressing the Jewish leaders and he refers to
Speaker 4: their father. He says, your father the devil. Your father
Speaker 4: was a liar, your father was a murderer. He's a
Speaker 4: false father, he's the father of lies. Well, who could
Speaker 4: he possibly be speaking about if he wasn't speaking about
Speaker 4: yahweight in that moment? Now I say that, and this
Speaker 4: is a terrible shock to a lot of Christian believers
Speaker 4: because they've never heard it preach that way. But if
Speaker 4: you go back and look in that chapter John h
Speaker 4: you'll see he's pitching himself against the false father of
Speaker 4: the Jewish leaders. Who is he talking about? And how
Speaker 4: is it that Jesus comes along doesn't talk about yah?
Speaker 1: And again, remember these are translations over translations and time
Speaker 1: time past. How do we know that that word itself
Speaker 1: wasn't specifically in there, and they just took it out
Speaker 1: to make it vague so people would assume, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: it must be talking about he's claiming that they worships
Speaker 1: say or something. Well, in effect, yeah, because Yahweh is
Speaker 1: sad and its chronos as satan. But you know, people think, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: he's our god because they're having us by trickery. We're
Speaker 1: we're worshiping their god. And Jesus is, according to this guy,
Speaker 1: calling that out, not saying that they don't worship Yahweh,
Speaker 1: but saying that they do. But that guy is the devil,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 4: Instead, he talks about the Father, the one in the heavens,
Speaker 4: to distinguish his father from all others, the heavenly Father,
Speaker 4: who he addresses as Pate which means father, and Abba,
Speaker 4: which means sir or daddy. And Jesus say, is, no
Speaker 4: way has ever seen the Father that I'm talking about. Well,
Speaker 4: how can he say that if Yahweh is the father,
Speaker 4: because Moses spoke to yahway face to face, and Yahweh
Speaker 4: was physically seen many times in the old stories. Yet
Speaker 4: Jesus says, no one has ever seen the father I'm
Speaker 4: talking about. And he says, both to his big audiences
Speaker 4: and to his twelve, what I'm bringing you is something
Speaker 4: completely new. Philip says, show us the Father, so they
Speaker 4: know they don't know what he's talking about. He's bringing
Speaker 4: something new and then there's another amazing moment where Jesus
Speaker 4: puts a lot of distance between him and the Yahweh stories,
Speaker 4: and the arhway character.
Speaker 1: Is another funny way of looking at it. It's like, well,
Speaker 1: show us your guid, Well you can't see my guide. Well,
Speaker 1: that's confuni.
Speaker 4: When he says, which of you, fathers, if your children
Speaker 4: were thirsty and asked for drink or hungry and ask
Speaker 4: for food, would give them a stone or would give
Speaker 4: them a snake? And you or I would listen to
Speaker 4: that and think, oh, what a strange, perverse, random scenario
Speaker 4: he's come up with.
Speaker 5: There.
Speaker 4: The Jewish here is in the beginning would say, oh,
Speaker 4: hold on, Yahweh gave his people a stone when they
Speaker 4: were thirsty. Yahweh sent snakes when his people were hungry.
Speaker 4: And here's Jesus saying, what kind of father would do that?
Speaker 4: All the gospel writers, in the canonical gospels I'm talking about,
Speaker 4: are eager to show that Jesus is a success or
Speaker 4: two and replacement of Moses, the prophet of Yahweh, and
Speaker 4: they show him as bringing laws that delete and replace
Speaker 4: the laws of Yahweh. That's really the big picture. It's
Speaker 4: a picture of discontinuity. And so I go further than
Speaker 4: this in my book The Eden Conspiracy in particular, and
Speaker 4: I show that Jesus really did intend to set people
Speaker 4: free from the laws of Yahweh and was bringing something
Speaker 4: very different the Gospel writers understood it. There's the moment
Speaker 4: of transfiguration where we've even got a dramatic handover of
Speaker 4: the Bason where those of his ancestors who had to
Speaker 4: do business with Yahweh. That's Moses and Elijah handing the
Speaker 4: baton over to Jesus in a voice from the heavens.
Speaker 4: There's the Father in the heavens speaks and says, this
Speaker 4: is my son listened to him. And so in that
Speaker 4: moment we've gone from the old to the new, and
Speaker 4: the new is something completely new. So it's very clear
Speaker 4: by the time you're in the Book of Acts in
Speaker 4: Acts fifteen and the Jerusalem Council is happening, the early
Speaker 4: churches worked out Christianity is not Yahuism. There's clear blue
Speaker 4: water between what Jesus was on about and all the
Speaker 4: old stories and laws of Yahweh is.
Speaker 1: All right. So there's a little taste of what we
Speaker 1: might actually look at on a different show, but kind
Speaker 1: of interesting. I don't agree with everything that's said, but
Speaker 1: here it out, I'm saying, because I've listened to more
Speaker 1: of it than just that. There's things that I would
Speaker 1: not uh subscribe to you as far as what they're
Speaker 1: ah what they were saying, Okay, doctor Woden, Saturn, Satan
Speaker 1: whatever Woden or Satan as a malignant saturn, malignant when
Speaker 1: I deluded them, he's to here. He is, you know,
Speaker 1: boasting that he's clever in his disguises, because by deception
Speaker 1: THU shall do war. Right this is, This is mister
Speaker 1: first man of the massade, right here, when I deluded
Speaker 1: them at the end, this old eden Knite, I the
Speaker 1: mid wolf, valiant to the Mary's sons, the marry sons
Speaker 1: of the Inn, became their one bane Woden. Now I'm
Speaker 1: named Bagen. Was I a four thunder? Was I named
Speaker 1: afore that got and gelding with the goths? Oviner and
Speaker 1: sooth serpent. These words, I ween all come from mine
Speaker 1: own self, mister fancy pants. Hell be thee in faring forth,
Speaker 1: Hell build thee in coming back. Hell be thee on
Speaker 1: thy trap. This is fit freak talking on thy travels rage,
Speaker 1: thou ever shalt old father, with the words of an
Speaker 1: Edenite woden fares forth forward. Then went a Woden to
Speaker 1: try by word, speaking those of the Inn, by the
Speaker 1: craft of the all swift Edenites, crafty little bitches, little
Speaker 1: treacher's sons of bitches, all swift eden Kites. And he
Speaker 1: came to the to the hall did EMI's family father
Speaker 1: when in a jogged eig or, eig is thor in
Speaker 1: a trice wooden addresses door, he'll be the now weaver
Speaker 1: of third. Now am I come to thy hall which
Speaker 1: I thought to see for myself? Fain would I first find?
Speaker 1: If thou be sayer? Learn, I am but an all
Speaker 1: swiering in an Edenite. Hey, I'm your mortal enemy. Bitch,
Speaker 1: that's what he just said. What is this man who
Speaker 1: is in my hall and speaks so very pompous words,
Speaker 1: reason gainer? I'm called really your reason gainer? There was
Speaker 1: no reason in freaking eden But again, you know you
Speaker 1: invert everything, So yeah, sure, Now am I come from
Speaker 1: roaming thirsty to thy hall? In the end, so he's like,
Speaker 1: I demand you to serve me. Yeah, e screw you, buddy,
Speaker 1: bidding here I have bidding here have I longed for
Speaker 1: in my bearings forth and for thy hospitality to an Edenite.
Speaker 1: Why stance thou, reason gainer, and speakest from the door,
Speaker 1: from the floor, afraid thou art to sit in the hall.
Speaker 1: Then shall we try which of us is more witted?
Speaker 1: I guess the guest or the eagle Sage. He's calling
Speaker 1: himself the eagle sage. A poor man coming to a
Speaker 1: rich man speaks only needful words, or is silent much
Speaker 1: chattering methinks ill gets anything when one comes to a
Speaker 1: cold hearted man, Say, then, reason gainer, as thou wilt
Speaker 1: sit on the floor, we try for thy wits. How
Speaker 1: is the horse name that ever draws the day over
Speaker 1: the sons of men? So what pulls the sun across
Speaker 1: the sky? There's the eagle sage Thor or than Dan
Speaker 1: as the solar hawk or eagle king in Egyptian as
Speaker 1: peru er or Tan after budge, no goat horns and
Speaker 1: cross goat horns because he's a Goth. But people look
Speaker 1: at this and be like, oh anom blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: They're resiliences and blah blah blah. No civilism. Guys shining Maine,
Speaker 1: the scour is he named in the end he is
Speaker 1: held the best of horses by the red Goths. Ever,
Speaker 1: light is his maine on the sun horse figured on
Speaker 1: the ancient Britain pre Roman coins. All right, say say then,
Speaker 1: reason Gaynor. How is the horse called that from the
Speaker 1: east draws night over the weary world? Rimy maine is
Speaker 1: 'tis named?
Speaker 8: That?
Speaker 1: Ever draws knight over the weary world? Mellow foam drops
Speaker 1: from its bit every morn. Thence comes the dues of
Speaker 1: the Dales, Say the reason, Gayner, What is the that
Speaker 1: river called that dividsesed the edens the eden kite Sun's
Speaker 1: ground from Goth's dome. Iff Ing is the river's name? Open?
Speaker 1: It runs open, it runs from olden days. I see
Speaker 1: whether never comes near there. Then Wooden has his turn
Speaker 1: as questioner. But the queries put into his mouth and
Speaker 1: Thor's replies are clearly late interpolations, referring mainly to the
Speaker 1: late Wodenness mythology and cosmology of the corrupt Snory type,
Speaker 1: in which Thor is called an Edonite, which is not,
Speaker 1: and they are full of anachronisms. The concluding questions, however,
Speaker 1: appear to be of older day and elicit from Thor
Speaker 1: the following, amongst other prophecies regarding his future fights with
Speaker 1: the Edonites, his own fate and successor to the Goth kingship,
Speaker 1: which foretell what we shall see happen later. So he's
Speaker 1: getting rid of the bullshit that was added by the
Speaker 1: bards later at a later day, and he's going back
Speaker 1: to the uncorrupted data which the wise assas shall rule
Speaker 1: the Goths. When Surter's fire is slacked in Eden, Mody
Speaker 1: Thor and Magni shall have the hammer or hammer receptor
Speaker 1: after Wings last flight fight, after Wings wings the same
Speaker 1: you know, everybody calls the wing Thor or whatever. So
Speaker 1: after Wings last fight, what shall become of Ode of
Speaker 1: the end Uh in his old age on the ripping
Speaker 1: up of the rulers? Ripping up the rulers kind of
Speaker 1: sounds like rag, doesn't it. Ragnarok the wolf Loki balder
Speaker 1: or Able, my gulp at the old father Adam Thor.
Speaker 1: Now here's interesting, right, because what did he just say? Here?
Speaker 1: The wolf Loki balder or Able the same name for
Speaker 1: the same person, for your name. They may gulp at
Speaker 1: the old Father Adam Thor. So when you get it's
Speaker 1: too tired, Maybe they'll overtake him. But what is the
Speaker 1: story of Fenrir a giant wolf summoned by Loki that
Speaker 1: swallows Odin in the story? So is that where they
Speaker 1: grabbed that from from this one passage and they just
Speaker 1: corrupted it and said, yeah, Odin was swallowed by Thor
Speaker 1: and Odin was swallowed by Fenrier the giant wolf, and
Speaker 1: then uh, Vidar has to come in uh and there
Speaker 1: it is, then my Vidar thor son wreck the wolf.
Speaker 1: He may cleave its cold jaws when a witness at
Speaker 1: the fight. So there you have it. That that's the story.
Speaker 1: We actually went over that before being another stunt of
Speaker 1: Thor not Kane, isn't that interesting? So it's over a
Speaker 1: conversation that they're discussing. Wow, and then they took that
Speaker 1: and they into the how how Odin dies? And then yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: so he says, when I'm old, then my son will
Speaker 1: be my successor basically if they overtake me. Hell Hill
Speaker 1: coming beat the ship at e fox. Right, And because
Speaker 1: of the wolf cult, they're using that as this as
Speaker 1: the it's a figure of speech, right, he may cleave
Speaker 1: it's it's cold jaws when a witness at the fight.
Speaker 1: Ye yet the Eda, No ye yet at all. Scene
Speaker 1: six conquest of Phrygia by King Adam, Thor Miat the
Speaker 1: Assa or George. These are all names of the same guy,
Speaker 1: disclosing Adam as King Midas the First and Saint George
Speaker 1: of the Red Cross. The whole of Asia Minor to
Speaker 1: the east of the Troad, I'm gonna That's how I'm
Speaker 1: gonna pronounce it, Okay, if it's trode whatever at this
Speaker 1: period was obviously under the dominion of the eden matriarch Heidi.
Speaker 1: Now listen, The whole of Asia Minor to the east
Speaker 1: of the Troid at this period was obviously under the
Speaker 1: dominion of the Edenite matriarch Heidi l or frig so
Speaker 1: into the control of the Edenite sorceress cult. Right, this
Speaker 1: cult here that we've been discussing, this Saturn cult, as
Speaker 1: evidenced by Wooden's dialogue with Thor Dan or Dardanos on
Speaker 1: the latter's fishing expedition on the eastern border of the Troad.
Speaker 1: Having disclosed at the other side of the Sound there
Speaker 1: was in Edenite territory, right, and he said that you know,
Speaker 1: go ass to Phrygians, because the Fringians were still under
Speaker 1: their under their influence, under the influence of the Adenites.
Speaker 1: But in scene three, the Aboriginal dwarf chiefs of the
Speaker 1: Lion tribe, which is again the Phrygians in Asian Minor,
Speaker 1: were flocking to Thor's standard. This't that, But in scene
Speaker 1: three the Aboriginal dwarf chiefs of the Lion tribe and
Speaker 1: Asian Minor were flocking to Thord's standard at Troy from
Speaker 1: so far afield as vind in eastern Phrygia or Vang
Speaker 1: or the vat Lake or Uri or Armenia. Right, so
Speaker 1: they were they were in the allegiance with Thor's standard
Speaker 1: as far as they are. But even when they have
Speaker 1: their huge battle, it's not all it's not one hundred percent,
Speaker 1: because there's Phrygians, there's Armenians, there's Syrians, there's all kinds
Speaker 1: of you know, modern day areas, all sorts of people
Speaker 1: from the Turkish area or they were highest you know,
Speaker 1: highest control, all come to the battle to fight with Thor.
Speaker 1: You know, if the fight against Thor, I should say,
Speaker 1: fight against Thor on the side of the eden Knites.
Speaker 1: When their major battle occurs as far as Lo far
Speaker 1: in the anti forests in Silesia on the southeast Bard
Speaker 1: of Cappadocia, also from Brimese Land to the north of
Speaker 1: Karshmish and from Urevelli in the modern Jerablus or Karshmish.
Speaker 1: That is eating itself, Carchemish is eating itself. Any want
Speaker 1: to know where it is or eating is? It's in
Speaker 1: fucking Turkey. There you go. And so is Darren Cooyu,
Speaker 1: which is interesting. So is good Blackie Tepi, so is
Speaker 1: Karen Teppy. I see these as evidences of the of
Speaker 1: this story being an absolute one hundred percent on the money,
Speaker 1: because you have underground lots of place, not just Darreen
Speaker 1: cou you, but there's other places that have a lot
Speaker 1: of underground you know, very intricate underground things. You know,
Speaker 1: places you could live and stay for a while. Maybe
Speaker 1: there was a cataclysm of some sort, or maybe there
Speaker 1: was something else going on there. Maybe that's just how
Speaker 1: people live for whatever reason, because of dangers up on top.
Speaker 1: But if there was ever to be a resurgence of
Speaker 1: people after an after a problem on the surface, it
Speaker 1: would seem like that would be you know, people just
Speaker 1: come from out of nowhere and else. A sudden, they're
Speaker 1: there and they have their own cultures because they already
Speaker 1: had it before something wiped everything else out. But then
Speaker 1: they come back and they just they're already have their
Speaker 1: plans set in motion because they already have their culture.
Speaker 1: They already have their their way of doing things. They
Speaker 1: they don't have to learn everything from the beginning, because
Speaker 1: they didn't just they weren't just born, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean, they were they were just at the rebuild
Speaker 1: in a sense. Scene four discloses raids by the eden
Speaker 1: klight Bannerman under Wooden's upon Thor's settlement at Troy. These
Speaker 1: destructive raids, continuing and combined probably with the appeal of
Speaker 1: the regenerate Dwarf chieftains for his uh cesaranty Susan whatever,
Speaker 1: appear to have forced Thor to annex Phrygia. I think
Speaker 1: I know what this means. I'm let's just go for it.
Speaker 1: The hell. I'll make you self sense feel stupid for
Speaker 1: a second. Is in a political context, say is the
Speaker 1: power refers to the power or authority of a superior
Speaker 1: state or ruler over another state or territory. Right, So
Speaker 1: if you're if you're a ruler, then it's it's like
Speaker 1: saying like my dominion, my my power over this place. Yeah, okay, good,
Speaker 1: good enough, We're good with that. Appear to have forced
Speaker 1: door to annex Phrygia. So because of the constant rays,
Speaker 1: because of the constant torment and the and uh pressure
Speaker 1: by wood and all these constant raids that were occurring
Speaker 1: around the areas, is he annex Phrygia just like somebody
Speaker 1: else we know in Germany? He was like, you know what,
Speaker 1: fucking people, stop poland knock it off. You know, all right,
Speaker 1: here you go Perti forest Thor to annex Frigia, and
Speaker 1: an annexation which would be relatively easy with Thor metal
Speaker 1: weapons and his disciplined goss coupled with the aid of
Speaker 1: his devoted dwarf chiefs scattered over that vast region. So right,
Speaker 1: he had he had allies there. But until he did
Speaker 1: this uh full scale you know, putting down of the
Speaker 1: of the of the problem there with these Edenite what
Speaker 1: do they call it loyalists, then then it was actually
Speaker 1: his territory by then. And you know, more people were
Speaker 1: set free, if you will, They were liberated for ancient Phrygia,
Speaker 1: even in Greco Roman times, stretched from the Dardanelles to Cappadocia.
Speaker 1: It was a big area. The name Phrygia I have
Speaker 1: shown in my dictionary in the Sumerian word is a
Speaker 1: Sumerian word from the Sumerian name ferig for Asian Minor,
Speaker 1: including also the western lands. Generally it means the land
Speaker 1: of the lions. Frygia means land of the lions. So
Speaker 1: when you go into like the is it the vedas
Speaker 1: or is the Mahabarata. When they talk about the lion
Speaker 1: faced people, they could be talking about Phrygians or Goths
Speaker 1: that have beards, because maybe they couldn't grow beards in
Speaker 1: that region themselves. From pirrig or pirrig a lion literally frightful, fierce,
Speaker 1: or ferocious, and it is the Samerian source of these
Speaker 1: and their other derivative English words. The name was written
Speaker 1: by the picture of a lion's head, and the people
Speaker 1: of that land were called by the Samarians pirrig su
Speaker 1: and long mained lions are still or were in modern times,
Speaker 1: found occasionally in Phrygia and other parts of Asia Minor
Speaker 1: and freely carved into the prehistoric monuments of Cappadocia and
Speaker 1: Phrygia Frigia or Land of Lions conquered by Adam Or.
Speaker 1: It was clearly this famous civilizing conquest of Phrygia or
Speaker 1: the Land of the Lions by Adam adar thor Dan
Speaker 1: within the Phrygian region of the lion tribe of the Dwarfs,
Speaker 1: a conquest that is celebrated in the Samerian hymns and
Speaker 1: by Homer, which is represented in the famous prehistoric, magnificently
Speaker 1: carved ivory handle of a hunting knife or dagger from Syria,
Speaker 1: which now appears to have probably belonged to Adam Thor himself.
Speaker 1: This unique specimen of early world's finest of the early
Speaker 1: world's finest high art was found in nineteen fourteen in Egypt,
Speaker 1: but it was proved by venedicts through its art to
Speaker 1: be non Egyptian and considerably earlier than the First Dynasty
Speaker 1: of Egypt, and presumably brought as a trophy from Mesopotamia
Speaker 1: or Syria, and Syria quote unquote was an early name
Speaker 1: for Asia Minor. These conclusions were fully confirmed by Sir
Speaker 1: Flanders Petrie, who considers it the oldest and finest object
Speaker 1: of high art of the ancient world known and conjecturally
Speaker 1: dates it to be four four and forty six PC.
Speaker 1: This date is based, however, on the long, extravagantly early
Speaker 1: conjectures conjecture dates for many's who I find, by my
Speaker 1: new historic evidence historical evidence, reigned about twenty seven oh
Speaker 1: three to twenty six forty one BC. Or hey, look
Speaker 1: Thor to the lions, conquering and taming or civilizing the
Speaker 1: lion totem. So look, people will say, oh, look at
Speaker 1: that point, it's no these people they were known as
Speaker 1: the lions. They look happy and smiley, and he's taming them.
Speaker 1: But what do you see there dc evidence of him
Speaker 1: annexing something. No, but that's how it's represented, and this
Speaker 1: is how we get our stupid fucking myths. Right, Okay,
Speaker 1: that says or six centuries after Adam Thor, whose real
Speaker 1: date is about three thousand and three or eighty to
Speaker 1: three thousand, two and fifty PC. All right, now let's
Speaker 1: stop there and I'll read this Thor or Dan Thor
Speaker 1: or dar conquering, taming or civilizing the lion totem lion totem.
Speaker 1: Remember there's a wolf totem serpentotem lion totem what they're
Speaker 1: name known as by their animal you know, equivalent the
Speaker 1: uganda you end up seeing in the symbolism tribes of
Speaker 1: Phrygia and Asian Minor and Kaldia from carved ivory handle
Speaker 1: of stone knife. Note his beard, Gothic dress, and four
Speaker 1: horned hat. The carving thus dates to about the epoch
Speaker 1: of Adam himself and was probably the handle of his
Speaker 1: own hunting knife. With his contemporary portrait, this carving is
Speaker 1: now seen obviously to represent Adam thord as conquering and
Speaker 1: taming the Lion tribe native chiefs pictured allegorically allegorically as
Speaker 1: lions which are fawning on him. Yeah, they look like big,
Speaker 1: happy cats, and they are of the massive, shaggy, long
Speaker 1: made semi arctic type which has been extinct for see
Speaker 1: there it is on the handle, which has been extinct
Speaker 1: for several thousand years, and thus attesting the vastly remote
Speaker 1: day of the carving. King thor Dan is significantly portrayed
Speaker 1: in Gothic garb, and keeping with the edict or etic record,
Speaker 1: below him are seeing two prick eared wolves with collars
Speaker 1: in kidding that they too are tamed, so some of
Speaker 1: the wolf tribe was also tamed by him and presumably
Speaker 1: representing tamed wolf tribe chieftains, which below are while below
Speaker 1: these in the right hand lower corner is a goat,
Speaker 1: which we shall find was the symbolic animal of Thor
Speaker 1: and his Goths in ancient Sumerian, Hittai and Phoenician seals
Speaker 1: and scripture sculptures, as well as in the Eddas and
Speaker 1: on ancient Britain sculptures, and on the reverse of the
Speaker 1: knife handle are carved the men fighting in human form.
Speaker 1: So there you go. You got the allegory, you got
Speaker 1: the reality, you know, on both sides. So that's interesting
Speaker 1: that he tamed wolf tribe chieftains. There's a lot. There's
Speaker 1: a lot there. And it's interesting because when you look
Speaker 1: at the the the graph right, you're like, yeah, looks
Speaker 1: like a looks like Steve Irwin at a zoo with
Speaker 1: all his animals. What's going on here? Right? Significantly, the
Speaker 1: same scene is sculptured in generally similar form on an
Speaker 1: ancient British stone monument at Megle in Perthshire, on the
Speaker 1: reverse side of which is cut an ornate pre Christian
Speaker 1: cross which is Thor's special emblem and the bosses on
Speaker 1: it are presumably Rowanberry's, as Thor's red Cross of Saint
Speaker 1: George was made of the Rowan tree. But this megal
Speaker 1: monument of Thor taming the lion lions is locally associated
Speaker 1: with a legend of Gwenevere, the wife of King Arthur,
Speaker 1: who has a stone and hamlet in the neighborhood named
Speaker 1: after him as King Arthur's Stone, and the original King Arthur,
Speaker 1: as we shall find, was King er Thor, was Thor.
Speaker 1: This lion conquering scene is also found represented in ancient
Speaker 1: Britain monuments in which the hero is Saint Andrew, that
Speaker 1: is Thor's eedic title of iandri Or andvara as at
Speaker 1: Saint Andrew's in Scotland. It would also appear that this
Speaker 1: famous scene of Thor Dan taming the lions was a
Speaker 1: historical source of the Late Hebrew legend of Daniel in
Speaker 1: the Lions Den. Of course, I'm pitpastardized right, because literalists
Speaker 1: are retarded. Thor's conquest of Phrygia in the Eda's This
Speaker 1: is recorded in the prose Eda in these words, the
Speaker 1: sons of Hecthor came to Phrygia land and established themselves
Speaker 1: in that land, but banished Elinas, who the ass is
Speaker 1: called l the Phrygian battle field, so l would be
Speaker 1: the sorceress right. The physical characters of Frigia are well
Speaker 1: described in the verse from the Foregoing in La, in
Speaker 1: which Thor prophesies that Phrygia was to be the coming
Speaker 1: battlefield Vigory or Phrygia is called the field where in
Speaker 1: fight shall meet sport suitor, and our dear goss a
Speaker 1: one hundred rushing torrents has it every way. It is
Speaker 1: their destined fighting field. Well, the reason why you're saying
Speaker 1: that because they're constantly being attacked from that position, so
Speaker 1: they have to put it down. So it's not really predicting.
Speaker 1: It's like saying, this is the plan. We're going to
Speaker 1: take them down, settle things once for all. Here, Homer
Speaker 1: ended in describing the conquest of Phrygia by a king Otreus,
Speaker 1: a Thor's edic title of Adar or o tar, but
Speaker 1: used by Homer for the title of a later king
Speaker 1: than dar Danos, so again mixing the same person into
Speaker 1: a different storyline. Later on and in the timeline of
Speaker 1: chronology is only making things more complicated for people to
Speaker 1: try to understand. Records that his chief opponents there were amazons,
Speaker 1: huge bitch Okay. Similarly, the Eda repeatedly describes the wars
Speaker 1: Edonite and enemies as being largely female warriors and large
Speaker 1: they were largely female and largely large. Thus he is
Speaker 1: made to say I Thor was in the east. So
Speaker 1: here's the funny thing. There are probably goths too, but
Speaker 1: they were under the the the influence of this sorcerer's cult.
Speaker 1: And they were a bunch of man and child hating women,
Speaker 1: apparently according to some of the accounts. And they would
Speaker 1: use that purple on the tips of their arrows. So
Speaker 1: when they nailed somebody with that arrow, it would drive
Speaker 1: them insane. It would take three more men, as you
Speaker 1: know we have you have people like am insane to
Speaker 1: hold that person down. So it took more people off
Speaker 1: the battlefield, right because people that just lose their ship
Speaker 1: because they're on that they're on that purple. Now it's
Speaker 1: in their blood that has venom in it. Homer in
Speaker 1: describing the conquest of Phrigia by a king at Ortius,
Speaker 1: so again this goes right back to Medea, so who
Speaker 1: was he? Who was Heidi? Who was brig who was Elenis?
Speaker 1: Or l right, Medea, it's the source of that. The
Speaker 1: sorceress who apparently am In loves and thinks she's the
Speaker 1: greatest and has tattooed on her head on his head,
Speaker 1: But she's the biggest, most evil fucking cunt on the
Speaker 1: planet ever. Ever, it's like having It's like him having
Speaker 1: Michelle le May tattooed on his head. He's not a
Speaker 1: very bright net, not very married at all. You might
Speaker 1: have a Brahma vic tattooed on your head in Greek,
Speaker 1: so it looks cool, Homer and describing the conquest of
Speaker 1: Phrygia by a king Ordeus obviously requires a similar to
Speaker 1: the end of repeating repeatedly describes Thor's Venite enemies as
Speaker 1: being largely female. We already said that I Thor was
Speaker 1: in the east a battling with the Edenites? Was I
Speaker 1: twas I? Who is this snake biting a wolf's face?
Speaker 1: Looks like King Thor teaming the lion and wolf tribes
Speaker 1: and ancient British pre Christian or transsition crosses. Oh look
Speaker 1: at that? Isn't that interesting? Is the cross everybody. Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Conquests of frigibethor Midas, the bailful, unwitted brides, going until
Speaker 1: the burghs Michel? Would the eden Knights be if all
Speaker 1: of them lived? Never a man would be left with
Speaker 1: within mid guard? He's saying, these it's just crazy. Look out,
Speaker 1: It's all they are compared to these dudes. Al must
Speaker 1: be the door for people, they said. If they see
Speaker 1: the arrows in her on her in her cool, on
Speaker 1: her back, and see how she's got one like chained
Speaker 1: up the one in the captive. This dude's standing on one. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: so baleful, unwitted brides they hated man going until the
Speaker 1: burghs Michel? Would the eden Knights be if all of
Speaker 1: them lived? Never a man would be left within midguard?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 1: The Amazonian eden Knite warriors clad Sumerian dress. Let's see
Speaker 1: the Amazonian Edenite warrior warrior is clad in Sumerian dress
Speaker 1: from bas relief in Elam two thousand BC. The inscriptions states.
Speaker 1: The inscription states that this Amazon represents Ishtar Eve or Assi,
Speaker 1: formerly an Edenite Amazon and afterwards Queen of Tar or
Speaker 1: Thor as patron war goddess of Sumerians. And Elamites, and
Speaker 1: we shall find that she is the historical human source
Speaker 1: of the Greek war goddess a theme Athina Wolden's lament
Speaker 1: on his route to Phrygia by Thor meddi As or Midas.
Speaker 1: Thor is also Midas or George with his red cross.
Speaker 1: The complete route of the Edenites under Wooden by Thor,
Speaker 1: Midas or George at the Battle of vind in Phrygia
Speaker 1: is attributed by Wooden to be to the devil banishing
Speaker 1: effects of the Rowan red cross of George. Hold on,
Speaker 1: let's read that again Thor see The complete route of
Speaker 1: the eden Kites under Woden by Thor at the Battle
Speaker 1: of Vind in Frigia is attributed by Woden to the
Speaker 1: devil banishing effects of the Roman red cross or of George.
Speaker 1: Woden thus laments like the dethroned Satan in cabinets British him.
Speaker 1: I see against the I see against me, Hector, Hector,
Speaker 1: hecthor meade at vind who in the night with all
Speaker 1: his nine wood crosses, he Geary or George wounded me.
Speaker 1: Giving it to Woden, to myself, to mine own self
Speaker 1: like can you believe it? Can you believe it, or
Speaker 1: Mediasse or George conquering Wooden and his lion totem tribe
Speaker 1: of Frigia by his cross standard. And there you go,
Speaker 1: no king attacking rampant lion and its followers, a captured
Speaker 1: wolf suspended in King's left hand, an upper register hairs
Speaker 1: of the symbol of the matriarch and her moon, with
Speaker 1: several men's heads all right, moving on with these woods
Speaker 1: of mead meaty, of which no man witted. Every one
Speaker 1: of them routed me, and I ran that living wood
Speaker 1: shielded me, not that would without horns these nine standards.
Speaker 1: I fell aneath, seized by the upstanding ruins, with weeping seas,
Speaker 1: with weeping seas, I fell away back from them. So
Speaker 1: he's like AH saw the ruined tree. Midas monuments in
Speaker 1: this nine crosses Midas Monument in p Frygia with its
Speaker 1: nine Saint George crosses, striking coat, striking Corrobative evidence for
Speaker 1: the historical authenticity of this attic tradition of the victory
Speaker 1: of Thor Mediasa or boyd Assa in ancient Frygia as
Speaker 1: George with his red cross is found in the stupendous
Speaker 1: rock sculpture, standing at the source of the Sengarios River
Speaker 1: in the heart of Phrygia, at the site of its
Speaker 1: prehistoric capital, with mounds of ruins. It is the most
Speaker 1: beautiful of all Phrygian monuments and is popularly called the
Speaker 1: Tomb of Midas, although it is admittedly not a tomb.
Speaker 1: It covers the face of the immense cliff of an
Speaker 1: imense cliff, and whilst its facade is character characteristically Gothic,
Speaker 1: its chief ornaments can Its chief ornament consists of nine
Speaker 1: known miss Saint George crosses. These are arranged in the
Speaker 1: form shown in figure four. Its inscription contains the name
Speaker 1: Midas in letters supposed to be of about ninth century BC,
Speaker 1: but more probably of the twelfth or still earlier, and
Speaker 1: the monument now is seen to celebrate the epoch making
Speaker 1: victory of King Adam or me Olde the Assa or
Speaker 1: Midas with his cross of Saint George over the serpent
Speaker 1: and liontotem eden kites underwood. And so all this evidence
Speaker 1: is out there, constantly restating this history for us, but
Speaker 1: people aren't able to read it, or they don't want to,
Speaker 1: or they'll here somebody else tell their translation of something
Speaker 1: and there, you know, analysis of it, and then they'll
Speaker 1: just repeat it. Laziness and deliberate manipulation of the truth
Speaker 1: has screwed us up a lot. We're losing a lot
Speaker 1: of stuff here, but all around us are the proofs, right,
Speaker 1: and it was something that was important enough to be
Speaker 1: repeated over and over again for the last five thousand
Speaker 1: years or so, maybe with the last two thousand years
Speaker 1: kind of a little a little more sparsely, because not
Speaker 1: enough people knew, at least when they're retelling their stories.
Speaker 1: They're not aware of how deep and how significant, or
Speaker 1: even how real, because they maybe at that point they
Speaker 1: think it's mythological too. Over the serpent and liontotam Metenites
Speaker 1: Underwooden and his Amazons in Phrygia. Interesting confirmation of these
Speaker 1: nine Saint George cross is a mediaca of the Edicle
Speaker 1: and their victory over the serpent cult of the Phrygians
Speaker 1: and Edenites and their identification of him as Midas the
Speaker 1: first of and then there's the figure of the Crosses
Speaker 1: that did that of Phrygia is found in the painting
Speaker 1: on an archaic Greek vase of about five hundred BC
Speaker 1: and on Thor's robe. The number nine, moreover, is significant
Speaker 1: in Sumerian, the mystic number of King Dar or sag
Speaker 1: Thor or sig As the he goat, and amongst the Greeks,
Speaker 1: the number nine was also the mystic number of Prometheus,
Speaker 1: who we have found is identical with Thor as bird
Speaker 1: Meoth or Prometheus otherwise entitled Mia or Mio Dasa or
Speaker 1: Midas or Saint George of Cappadocia. Hey, look at those, guys.
Speaker 1: Look at that. The nine Saint George crosses of Thor vanquishing,
Speaker 1: the serpent totems and archaic Greek are from a vase painting.
Speaker 1: You know what? Do you know? One, two, three, four, five, six,
Speaker 1: eight nine? Oh? Is that not one of them? All right?
Speaker 1: And all these nice little symbols. All right, we're gonna
Speaker 1: get to the annexation. Let me just check with a
Speaker 1: real cook. May have to go. I am kind of
Speaker 1: shuffling two different things here, he now, so just give
Speaker 1: me a moment here. We'll put this guy back off
Speaker 1: again for a second while I go to take care
Speaker 1: of some of the.
Speaker 4: Very hard to get that discontinuity into our minds when
Speaker 4: we've been taught a story of continuity for so long.
Speaker 4: But the only way the story of continuity works is
Speaker 4: if you ignore all the nastiness and violence of the
Speaker 4: Ahway character that are totally incompatible with the teachings of Jesus.
Speaker 4: And that's the clue for most people that something's awright.
Speaker 2: That's such as a I've never really sat and thought
Speaker 2: about that.
Speaker 1: I've always wondered.
Speaker 2: I always said, like, well, you know, I'm not a
Speaker 2: real big fan of the Old Testament. You know, fire
Speaker 2: and brimstone, you know, you know, punishment kind of God
Speaker 2: or the use the term God for lack of a
Speaker 2: better word. But in the New Testament the God that
Speaker 2: Jesus speaks up is extremely different, or the Father that
Speaker 2: Jesus speaks up. It seems extreme night and day. It's
Speaker 2: like if you're writing a story or a novel. The
Speaker 2: character changes of Yahweh changes so dramatically between the first
Speaker 2: part and the second part. It's like if Darth Vader
Speaker 2: was Darth Vader in the first part of the Old
Speaker 2: Testament and then the New Testament. He's a dancer who
Speaker 2: loves to paint, and he's very kind to people using
Speaker 2: the force that's essentially the dichotomy we got here with yahweh.
Speaker 2: But that's really interesting. And the funny thing is is
Speaker 2: the work that you do and so many others like
Speaker 2: you in the world who are trying to bring this
Speaker 2: truth out. It's right in front of our eyes. This
Speaker 2: is not like you've We could talk about the things
Speaker 2: that been discovered, the Dead Seas, grolls, other texts and gospels,
Speaker 2: but just looking at it from what we have right
Speaker 2: now that is considered canon if you will, of Christianity
Speaker 2: doesn't add up. Hasn't added up ever if you look
Speaker 2: at it with a critical eye, or even a questioning eye,
Speaker 2: just ask basic questions. There's so many holes in the plot,
Speaker 2: so many it's crazy.
Speaker 4: But there's a great problem in what happens when you
Speaker 4: ask basic questions. And my inbox is full from week
Speaker 4: to week of messages from people who grew up in church,
Speaker 4: grew up in Sunday School, and who got thrown out
Speaker 4: of Sunday School for asking obvious questions. How does God
Speaker 4: do such awful, violent, wicked things. We know they're wicked
Speaker 4: because we know the teaching of Jesus. We know they're
Speaker 4: wicked because we've got a basic conscience how can we
Speaker 4: be higher than the morality of this God character. Children
Speaker 4: have their own ways of asking those questions, which are
Speaker 4: obvious questions, and then get thrown out because the Sunday
Speaker 4: school teacher or the Bible study leader can't answer. And
Speaker 4: I'm not talking about this happening to people one hundred
Speaker 4: years ago. I'm talking about people my age and younger
Speaker 4: who have been thrown out of groups, not because they're
Speaker 4: being disrupted, but because they're asking obvious questions to which
Speaker 4: there are obvious answers, but people don't want to give
Speaker 4: the obvious answers. It is the moral behavior of the
Speaker 4: artway character gives us a problem because it doesn't square
Speaker 4: with all the qualities of divinity listed in the New Testament,
Speaker 4: with all the qualities we're supposed to aspire to according
Speaker 4: to the teaching of Jesus. And I think when the
Speaker 4: Church has answered these questions in the past, it's essentially
Speaker 4: been by telling people to ignore their own conscience, that
Speaker 4: if God does it, it must be all right, and
Speaker 4: if you worship God, then you'd better come to terms
Speaker 4: with who God is and stay on his right side.
Speaker 1: Which is total bullshit. Remember who is ROALDA Roalda of
Speaker 1: the of the Oral Linda book. What does oh, what
Speaker 1: was there n Helena say about him? He can only
Speaker 1: do good, he knows not of these other things. It's
Speaker 1: not him who's the origin of this other wickedness or evil.
Speaker 1: He's not both things. He's not He's not capable that
Speaker 1: they're not They're not the same entity. The bit of
Speaker 1: a creator is separate from whatever this thing that is
Speaker 1: capable of doing wickedness and evil. Is that these people
Speaker 1: like the eden Kites are conjuring this Saturn, if you will,
Speaker 1: and it kind of like it even like it's almost
Speaker 1: like a tell that, you know, if Saturn itself was
Speaker 1: actually always considered to be like the planetary thing that
Speaker 1: they didn't have an actual idea of a god until
Speaker 1: other people showed him what the hell it was or
Speaker 1: what it was the concept of it. Annexation of Cappadocia
Speaker 1: and Silicia by King Adam Thor or George with capital
Speaker 1: at Taria, disclosing the historical human identity and date of
Speaker 1: Saint George of Cappadocia at patron Saint the patron Saint
Speaker 1: of England today, I'm not reading right. The Great Territory
Speaker 1: of ancient Cappadocia, including Cilicia to the south, extending eastward
Speaker 1: from Phrygia to the Upper Euphrates and Armenia. So think
Speaker 1: about that, this great territory of an kitchen Cappadocia, including
Speaker 1: Cilicia to the south, extending eastwards from Phrygia to the
Speaker 1: Upper Euphrates and Armenia and southwards to the Mediterranean coast,
Speaker 1: appears to have been annexed at the same time as Frigia.
Speaker 1: Thor's becoming the main dude in a lot of territory
Speaker 1: right now and is because of being forced to do so.
Speaker 1: Doesn't this sound awfully sus familiar to like what was
Speaker 1: happening in Germany, Like keep pushing, keep pushing, keep fucking
Speaker 1: with us, and see what happens. We don't need to
Speaker 1: do this, but you keep on making us do this.
Speaker 1: You know, there is no mention in the eddas of
Speaker 1: a second expedition or its occupation, So therefore the assumption
Speaker 1: being there is that it all happened at the same time,
Speaker 1: and the dwarf chiefs of the Lion tribe who became
Speaker 1: subject to Thor extended as far as lo Far, which
Speaker 1: is in the valley of the Saurus River of eastern Silesia,
Speaker 1: flowing down to the famous old seaport of Tarsus, and
Speaker 1: the Edda definitely places Thward's eastern boundary with the Edenites
Speaker 1: at the upper Euphrates called you Mir in the Eddas
Speaker 1: or Omyris of the Greeks, which boundary, it is stated,
Speaker 1: was fixed by treaty the new capital which Thor or
Speaker 1: George now established at Videra in the heart of Cappadocia,
Speaker 1: and which he made his imperial capital for the whole
Speaker 1: of Asia. Minor. Now, I want to say that that
Speaker 1: was named after his son Vidar, but it was a
Speaker 1: son really named Vidar, because there's so many things screwed
Speaker 1: up in the in the translations that we know of
Speaker 1: Vidar being the guy who slays the wolf that swallowed
Speaker 1: his father Odin right, they say it's whatever established at
Speaker 1: Vidhara in the heart of Cappadocia, in which he made
Speaker 1: his imperial capital for the whole of Asia. Minor discloses
Speaker 1: through that name in the Eda. The original form of
Speaker 1: the ancient Hittite Teria capital of Herodotus story Herodidus is history.
Speaker 1: It stands as the modern Turkish village of Bugiskoi, at
Speaker 1: the junction of all the chief ancient overland trade routes
Speaker 1: which radiate from it north, south, east and west. It
Speaker 1: subsequently continued to be the mountain capital of the imperial
Speaker 1: Hittites or Kati, the residual stock of the old Arians
Speaker 1: and Asia Minor and kingsmen of the pre Roman Katai
Speaker 1: or Kati kings of ancient Britain, as I have shown
Speaker 1: meaning even on the coins Kati right, and it teems
Speaker 1: with colossal ruins of the ancient city, with sculptures inscribed
Speaker 1: with Hittite hieroglyphs, and several rock sculptures portraying King Adam
Speaker 1: Thor and his court, and dating probably about three thousand BC.
Speaker 1: This capit doc capital of Thor or George is also
Speaker 1: called occasionally in the Eda as we shall see Guerval
Speaker 1: or George Wall and Himen or Heaven the immen abode
Speaker 1: of King Dar or Adar in the Samerian And. It
Speaker 1: has an elevation of about three seven hundred squad feet
Speaker 1: above sea level. It is also so it's on higher
Speaker 1: land right, so Heaven above Eden is in a valley.
Speaker 1: Eden is also known as Hell. Hell is beneath, Heaven
Speaker 1: is above. This is how fucked up they made everything.
Speaker 1: So we're all worrying about our souls and it's all
Speaker 1: the bag of shit. It's just not even necessary. Hey roalda, Hey,
Speaker 1: he who created the sun. Don't know your name, but thanks,
Speaker 1: I'm on your side. Yeah, Like that's it. That's all
Speaker 1: you need. Oh yeah, and cause no harm. There you go.
Speaker 1: What do you need the other book for? What do
Speaker 1: you need to know whether or not Jeseus was a
Speaker 1: what or wasn't. I mean, it's great if you did
Speaker 1: something to try to revive the human soul and spirit
Speaker 1: from these idiot psychopath liars, But then we okay, take it,
Speaker 1: know it it. It's not going to be the last time,
Speaker 1: and it shouldn't be waiting for him to do it
Speaker 1: again when we're all here. And as long as we
Speaker 1: have that understanding, we should also inform others of the
Speaker 1: lies that they're living under. It is also Uku in Sumerian. Significantly,
Speaker 1: the circumstantial topographical and geographical details of this site and
Speaker 1: its neighborhood in the Eda agree with the local topography
Speaker 1: of Teria or bogus Koe. The old site and the
Speaker 1: city with its Chief building subsequently erected by King Thor
Speaker 1: are thus described in the EDA. There was something I
Speaker 1: wanted to show you so cool. I just remembered sprigs,
Speaker 1: vegetation and high grass clothed Vedera land with wood, and there, Michael,
Speaker 1: remember that's miak Or Caine out stealing with while Will
Speaker 1: saddle his mayor valiantly to avenge his father. This relates
Speaker 1: to the subsequent abduction of Thor's queen Efo or Eve
Speaker 1: by Balder. He's going to avenge his father. Heavens Berg
Speaker 1: is the quarter where the Holmdale father now cloths his
Speaker 1: bold ethic Maxims plan of ruins of Adara Bataria at
Speaker 1: bogus Koe after Carl Okay, Yigs Regia and Troy Selicia.
Speaker 1: Lions Gate. Oh look at that, isn't that interesting? River
Speaker 1: eight lions Gate. The whole thing that happened in Lehina
Speaker 1: that I talked about, Kingsgate, Lionsgate, Thor's Palace or Arthur's
Speaker 1: c right around here, right on here, very cool. Thors
Speaker 1: walked to court or Mania from Leuk. Note modern Turkish
Speaker 1: name Biuk or Boyuk presumably preserves Sumerian name Uku and
Speaker 1: it is and in its fort were unearthed. The Great
Speaker 1: mass of Kenia form imperial Hittite archives. Armped River as
Speaker 1: an orm or Serpentine her course in large scale map,
Speaker 1: cormped River drains the modern Carmen Hill, Kurlog Rivulet borders
Speaker 1: the Cure Rock. Okay, let's see there are the waterer
Speaker 1: of the Goths, drinks with the household husbands the glad
Speaker 1: mead in the end of the Goths. Okay, now let
Speaker 1: me all right, Well, I'll do this little bit more
Speaker 1: than I'm gonna jump over to this little short video
Speaker 1: I wanted to stray. Glittering is the tenth in all
Speaker 1: studded with gold and thatched with silver. Be seeing, be
Speaker 1: seeming had a hard time today. I told you I
Speaker 1: was tired in it. So foresight is actually what Prometheus means,
Speaker 1: right pro for prior pro for Prometheus, at least that's
Speaker 1: how they rate it, right for the for the in
Speaker 1: the Greek. So there's there was hindsight and foresight. Forgot
Speaker 1: what the other one is. But it's also another theus right,
Speaker 1: so he has a brother. But and it in it
Speaker 1: foresight or Prometheus bides flitting each day, soothing and so
Speaker 1: all scathes. New Town is the eleventh inn. There Neard
Speaker 1: heaved himself up a carved hall. He the peacemaker of men.
Speaker 1: The bane of the base tis high timbered on the
Speaker 1: red horn. Thor's judgment hall at Vedaro or Petaria. Thor
Speaker 1: gangs to the judgment in of court and wades the rivers,
Speaker 1: the corps and arms, and the two curlogs there shallows.
Speaker 1: Thor wags every day when he fares too doomen at
Speaker 1: the ash of eggs Drazil for the road by the
Speaker 1: Alsa's bridge burns a glow where the holy waters hollowing flow.
Speaker 1: But a horse around glad and gil clear and race fire,
Speaker 1: silver tufts and sinew surety and pale hoof gold tufts
Speaker 1: and lightfoot. The other ten at ASA's ride there by
Speaker 1: the bridge. Every day they fare forth to the doom
Speaker 1: in at the ash of eggs Jazil Adam Toward's eggs
Speaker 1: Razil tree of life rowan apple ash this famous tree
Speaker 1: Adam's rowan apple or mountain ash tree of life. The
Speaker 1: dra zeal tree is thus described in the Sibyl's lay.
Speaker 1: The ash I see standing tis hot tis named eggs
Speaker 1: Drazil highly beamed, oozing whitey or it or apples. Thence
Speaker 1: come the dew drops that fall in this dale. It
Speaker 1: stands eye afar from the green pine of rd Burn
Speaker 1: or Eden. The roots of it stand out at the
Speaker 1: three highways under the ash of eggs Jazil to Hell,
Speaker 1: Burn goes or Eden to Hell. Remember that Hell is
Speaker 1: Eden to Hell goes one another to the rimy frost
Speaker 1: giants of Ara rap the third to the baptized men
Speaker 1: of men, the Goths, the men of men. They also
Speaker 1: referred to them as the men of men. Remember, Adam
Speaker 1: wasn't the first man. He was the first man to
Speaker 1: make men of men. And they're talking about Thor the
Speaker 1: third of the baptized man of men, the Goths. At
Speaker 1: Vedhara town hearts two. There are four their heads thrown up,
Speaker 1: who with long neck geese gnaw it's bows, Dane and
Speaker 1: Dwellen are they named? And Dunier and drythor the dry
Speaker 1: throw dryeth or whatever the ash but eggs Juziel drees
Speaker 1: more distressed than men have witted for heartspite above as
Speaker 1: at its sides it rots, and the nether ogre shears.
Speaker 1: It's a neath. We're just gonna get continue on here.
Speaker 1: Thor's initiatory, right sun Ry of Baptism. Alright, so we're
Speaker 1: gonna stop there for a second. I'm gonna show you
Speaker 1: this video if I can find it. Yeek, I shared
Speaker 1: it with somebody that's gotta figure out who and why
Speaker 1: it's not right where I thought it was. Alright, Well,
Speaker 1: it's gonna at least be in my history if it's
Speaker 1: not right here. Oh, it's already there. Just oh fuck you?
Speaker 1: What why is it doing that? Okay, I'm gonna have
Speaker 1: to find this a different method. So YouTube is breaking links.
Speaker 1: Now I don't understand what what the deal is, but
Speaker 1: it's it's breaking links. So if you send something, it
Speaker 1: then says that you can't the video can't play, and
Speaker 1: it has this really weird, stupid like explanation as to
Speaker 1: why I won't play it. It doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 1: It's because if you if you go to that videos
Speaker 1: and a different method, you find it and it's there,
Speaker 1: and what the hell? Right? So this isn't it? What
Speaker 1: the fuck? Man? They're gonna make me have to look
Speaker 1: for it in a different way. That's gonna just piss
Speaker 1: the fun on me because I already watched this thing,
Speaker 1: Like what the hell, which I don't belief it was.
Speaker 1: On the other one, maybe it was what the fuck
Speaker 1: are you doing? Are you seriously right? Yeah? All right,
Speaker 1: get on my way. Yeah no, they're they're fucking with
Speaker 1: me right now. It's not in my history either, all right, fine,
Speaker 1: I'll find it the other way. So the exact link
Speaker 1: that I was clicking now says it's not there, which
Speaker 1: is bullshit, unreal. First, most awesome ancient caves is what
Speaker 1: I'm looking for, and I'm not finding it because it's
Speaker 1: a bunch of facts. Is just really happening right now?
Speaker 1: This is this is so stupid. Why was it? Why
Speaker 1: is it telling me to follow a link to Facebook
Speaker 1: to the first place? That's not where I sent it from.
Speaker 1: I don't even go on Facebook. So and I sent
Speaker 1: the video, So how the fuck is that thing? That thing?
Speaker 1: I didn't send it through Facebook. This is the link
Speaker 1: right fucking here. Video availables removed by uploader. Okay, whatever,
Speaker 1: Well the video I wanted to show you for some
Speaker 1: reason isn't there anymore. Well that's fucking gay. What the hell?
Speaker 1: What a fucked up day? So I'll just show you
Speaker 1: what I'm looking at so you can see I want
Speaker 1: to punch something really hard right now. Mystory history. So
Speaker 1: there was one. It wasn't this one. It was. It
Speaker 1: just came out the other day and they say that
Speaker 1: has been removed. I don't know. If maybe I have
Speaker 1: better luck on my phone. Maybe it's just some bullshit
Speaker 1: with my computer. Hey, somebody ordered something. That's cool. Get
Speaker 1: the fuck out of my way. All right, let's shot
Speaker 1: it out because if I can find it one way
Speaker 1: or the other, it's whatever. What is it? Yeah? All right,
Speaker 1: it has been moved by the up the order. But
Speaker 1: it says there's the most awesome ancient caves, which sucks
Speaker 1: because that was a really good video and it shows
Speaker 1: in my in my view, it shows a lot of
Speaker 1: evidence for our Gothic ancestors. And maybe that's why it
Speaker 1: was taken down. I don't know. But really fucked up
Speaker 1: that they took it down at all, Like when does
Speaker 1: this when does this channel ever take down videos? But
Speaker 1: it did. That's a that's annoying. I think I watched
Speaker 1: this one too, but it's not the same. God damn it.
Speaker 1: That's that's extremely disappointing. It's just rebar guys. Don't worry
Speaker 1: about it. The thing that's underneath the pyramid is just
Speaker 1: rebar just to hold it there is to anchor it. Right,
Speaker 1: it's it's it's a it's electriculture and rebar. So that uh,
Speaker 1: you know, when the when the plates shift, it doesn't
Speaker 1: it doesn't destroy the earth again and kill everybody out
Speaker 1: of the surface. Well whatever, that that completely fucked everything up.
Speaker 1: But whatever, I didn't realize I had to download things before.
Speaker 1: When does Mystery History ever freaking censor itself? That's stupid.
Speaker 1: The hell's the point in taking down the video? It's
Speaker 1: so stupid. Unless they made it into this video here,
Speaker 1: it could have been that they just put it together
Speaker 1: with this one. Let me say you real quick, it's
Speaker 1: not the same. Yeah, no, it's not the same. I mean,
Speaker 1: these are interesting videos, but that's not what I was
Speaker 1: looking for. And it really sucks that they took that
Speaker 1: one down. Oh well, so since we're here and everything,
Speaker 1: let's just go through this real quick and then I'll
Speaker 1: get back into the reading. Why do I do it
Speaker 1: this way? I don't understand why I continued to do
Speaker 1: the wrong way. Okay, So if you're on Rumble, what's
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Speaker 1: I be? I don't know. I just saw that little
Speaker 1: clip of it. I just happened to have come by
Speaker 1: it yesterday, like last night. Looks like the band kiss.
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Speaker 1: many people can't log back into their account because of
Speaker 1: that verification that they requested? Is that really? How bad
Speaker 1: that came because like that's literally like five percent of
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Speaker 1: It's like, we don't need to shoot ourselves in the foot.
Speaker 1: There's a plenty of people doing that for us. We
Speaker 1: don't need to continue to self sabotage. It's not necessary. Well, anyway,
Speaker 1: there was a couple of other things I wanted to
Speaker 1: go through. I don't know what's wrong with me today,
Speaker 1: Like I said, I didn't get in sleep. But yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: we'll just leave it at that and let's have some
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna consider it fun. It's fun for me, it's
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Speaker 1: make money around here. Got a hold down of forty two.
Speaker 1: Oh boy ye and then the vey I've known I'm
Speaker 1: missing something that I wanted to share today I just can't.
Speaker 1: I can't wrap my brain about what the hell was
Speaker 1: supposed to be. So you know, five hundred floor deep,
Speaker 1: five hundred floor steps and forty pairs of toe ropes, handrails,
Speaker 1: methinks lead up to build a Baptist, Build the Baptist. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I never met Bill, I'd only even met John. Build
Speaker 1: a Baptist with bays the house shrine there it's rafted,
Speaker 1: I wit small, I see yet most high, but most mighty.
Speaker 1: The excavations at bogus KOI have disclosed scores of steps
Speaker 1: on the south side leading up to the old temples
Speaker 1: and on the summit. And then this is Thor or
Speaker 1: Adam and Attune, the Egyptian father of Son God baptizing
Speaker 1: the infant crown Prince from sculpture at Luxur. So there
Speaker 1: you go, there you go. Who was the first king
Speaker 1: of Egypt in the dynasty? Thank guy. This reference to
Speaker 1: Thor's Gothic man as being baptized is of great historical
Speaker 1: and religious significance as disclosed as disclosing the Aryan origin
Speaker 1: of the ritual of baptism by water as the initiation
Speaker 1: to Thor's cult of the Sun, Cross and Heaven. Baptism
Speaker 1: is unknown, Baptimtism is let me sitting on. Baptism is
Speaker 1: unknown among the Semites and in the Old Testament, but
Speaker 1: was practiced by the Sumerians, as I have shown, and
Speaker 1: by the Indo Aryans and the ancient Egyptians as the
Speaker 1: ritual of the Sun God Atmu or Adam. In the
Speaker 1: New Testament, it is first referred to as practiced by
Speaker 1: Saint John, the anti Judaist, anti Judaist that doesn't have
Speaker 1: a beautiful ring to it, doesn't just like make you
Speaker 1: like ah, the freaking angels, the choir of angels are
Speaker 1: just radiating from out of your body. The anti Judaist
Speaker 1: hermit at the Jordan in Palestine the old land of
Speaker 1: the Aryan Hittites. Well, what do you know? The Jordan
Speaker 1: and Palestine is the old land of the Aryan Hittites. Hey,
Speaker 1: we have some skin in this game to preserve them
Speaker 1: from murdering everybody there. And he is pictured in Christian tradition.
Speaker 1: Isn't that funny too? But I'll just leave that alone.
Speaker 1: That this would be the battleground. Right, This is not
Speaker 1: symbolic at all of these fucking sick fuck Oi vays.
Speaker 1: They still can't get over something that happened five thousand
Speaker 1: plus years ago. Pictured in Christian tradition as carrying the
Speaker 1: pedestaled sun cross standard as a boy. The Etic word
Speaker 1: for baptize is skira, literally scour or purify, exfoliate, if
Speaker 1: you will. And the ordinary scandalous Scandinavia, Well look at that,
Speaker 1: Look at that this little dude. See hey, look at
Speaker 1: that ancient staircase at your kapou gate in Ruins and
Speaker 1: the area. So uh more evidence of what the Eda
Speaker 1: said in real life. There you go. How many more
Speaker 1: proofs you want? Well keep on given to you. So
Speaker 1: Scandinavian name for John the Baptist is skiri John. Oh,
Speaker 1: isn't that interesting? The baptism that John John the Baptist,
Speaker 1: a name which appears to have been moving for him
Speaker 1: in Britain, And that name now appears to be derived
Speaker 1: from the Sumerian sakara flood out or scour out dust.
Speaker 1: This baptism, right, with its chief shrine at Saint George's
Speaker 1: old capital in Cappadocia, appears to disclose the origin of
Speaker 1: the tradition and name of the Order of the Bath
Speaker 1: in the English Order of Knighthood associated with Saint George.
Speaker 1: Now hold on, second, guys, because the first one says, well,
Speaker 1: the Bible is an Arian. Then no, because the way
Speaker 1: those fuckers wrote it, they inverted and foxed up and
Speaker 1: corrupted everything and made you end up hating yourself or
Speaker 1: not even or just admitting you know, they're omitting the history, long,
Speaker 1: rich history of us while they're these impostors are donning
Speaker 1: the the our cloth. These these wooden, fucking you know,
Speaker 1: little sneaky bassards with other disguises, are pawning themselves off
Speaker 1: as the arbiters of all things. So no, you still
Speaker 1: have to throw that fucking book out because we have this.
Speaker 1: We don't need that one. We don't need all the
Speaker 1: fucking mind games and bullshit and lies. This is the
Speaker 1: pure form. We don't need the other stuff not necessary.
Speaker 1: You want to hold on to Jesus, go for it.
Speaker 1: But all I'm saying is the whole the rest of
Speaker 1: the book. Okay, you got you got your gist of it,
Speaker 1: and the rest of it's whole bunch of Semitic lies
Speaker 1: and a bunch of more of your Gothic ancestors being
Speaker 1: turned into fucking Jews and told and you're told that
Speaker 1: you have done nothing in the world, and it's all
Speaker 1: it's all about them and all the things that they've
Speaker 1: given the world. They're a bunch of human sacrificing sodomites,
Speaker 1: gay pieces of shit who conduct pharmachea still obviously, and sorcery.
Speaker 1: They're fucking degenerous who torture children. That's what they've given
Speaker 1: the world. Fuck them. Saint John the Baptist with his
Speaker 1: pre Christian cross standard or son Mace of the Gothic
Speaker 1: cult of Baptism, isn't that neat? See, you don't have
Speaker 1: to give it, You don't have to throw all the things.
Speaker 1: You just have to learn to extract the bullshit, get
Speaker 1: rid of that. And here you go, there you go.
Speaker 1: These are telling you where the sources of all these
Speaker 1: other things were that were adopted or co opted or
Speaker 1: infl you know, stolen by these demons and changed around
Speaker 1: in a way to make them ugly or make you
Speaker 1: feel like you're beholden to them for some reason. Visit
Speaker 1: of Eve and other Amazon weirds vulcares of Eden to
Speaker 1: Adam Thor's Cappudocan capital mother Emi Heidi or l of
Speaker 1: eden ver Frig is her name, bitterly jealous of and
Speaker 1: also Tima, bitterly jealous of Thor's new and uplivings. So
Speaker 1: this is here, it is, guys, This is what happened.
Speaker 1: This was why they make him into Prometheus, stealing the
Speaker 1: fire from the gods and giving it to man, giving
Speaker 1: them wisdom, giving them enlightenment. This is a bad thing.
Speaker 1: You're a bad, bad man. Why because these fucking people
Speaker 1: were so it's you know, they were having too good
Speaker 1: of a time, torturing and ruining and keeping them under
Speaker 1: their thumb and not letting them feel enlightened and not
Speaker 1: letting them feel independent and letting them making them feel like,
Speaker 1: you know, they were defeated. So that mindset of defeat
Speaker 1: makes for really easy targets, really easy prey. Right, And
Speaker 1: then comes along our Gothic ancestors who uplift man, teach
Speaker 1: them things, teach them language. For Christ's sake. For the
Speaker 1: first time, these people didn't have any letters, they said
Speaker 1: in that specific way. They didn't say they had zero letters,
Speaker 1: They had zero innovation, They didn't have metal tools, they
Speaker 1: didn't have shit, right because they didn't want to cultivate
Speaker 1: the society. They don't They didn't even have it themselves.
Speaker 1: They were sorcerers and freaking messing around with fucking drugs,
Speaker 1: pharmakeee and venom, adders, adders, venom. That's what they did. Rape, torture, rape, torture, rape, torture, kill, pillage,
Speaker 1: that's what they That's what they did, dark ages. That's
Speaker 1: where their heads are at, and that's what they continue
Speaker 1: to fall back to. They're too busy figuring out whether
Speaker 1: or not it's okay to rape a three year old.
Speaker 1: That's how that's that's what they've concerned themselves with. But
Speaker 1: Mother Emi Heidi or l of Eden, bitterly jealous of
Speaker 1: Thor's new and uplifting civilization in the high lands of Cappadocia,
Speaker 1: sends her weird maidens to spy on and captivate the
Speaker 1: Goths at their capital, as related in Sybil's leg she
Speaker 1: Emi or e l or Elena right, also known as
Speaker 1: Heidi Woteth of the Home Dealers, listening to the folk
Speaker 1: under the hawk banners and Holy Beamed Tree. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: that's another thing. Caine Kane was a falconer. And it's
Speaker 1: funny how they get the Odin mixed up with Caine
Speaker 1: as well, because you know, remember how there's the giant
Speaker 1: Crow or whatever that hangs around that with the Odin
Speaker 1: with his one eye. It's all fucking retarded because they
Speaker 1: don't know how to translate shit. Listening to the folk
Speaker 1: under the hawk banners and Holy beam tree, she sees
Speaker 1: them oozing with torrents of good cheer and pledging the
Speaker 1: Valiant Father know ye yet the Eta know yu yet
Speaker 1: at all? They came their Mary's maids, giant Amazon maidens.
Speaker 1: Much vexing overruns from their home in Eden. Their home
Speaker 1: and Eden's where these Amazonian women are. They They were
Speaker 1: turned into really vicious evil people by these by this cult.
Speaker 1: You know, they were corrupted, that is what it is.
Speaker 1: May have been beautiful, made have been tall, made have
Speaker 1: been great warriors, but they weren't nice by any means
Speaker 1: there was there was There was no redeeming qualities other
Speaker 1: than impressive, you know, fighting ability. But as far as
Speaker 1: somebody that would not eat a baby, well they probably
Speaker 1: would eat a baby. I see these vulkars of you
Speaker 1: were on a visit upcoming, geared for their writhing to
Speaker 1: the great goth people. Sult held a shield and Skogel.
Speaker 1: Another gun Hilda, Eve and Gondole the George Skogel. That's
Speaker 1: that's gears George. Uh no, he She is armed as
Speaker 1: a valker. So they're talking about gun Hilda or Gunnifo.
Speaker 1: The warriors meeting King Adam Thor from Samaria. So these
Speaker 1: are the Amazonians. One of them is Eve. Eve is
Speaker 1: one of the Amazonian women. She's a big girl, tall No,
Speaker 1: she is armed as a vulkar or Amazonian rides or
Speaker 1: steps on her lion totem, carries in right hand her serpent, Kaducius,
Speaker 1: whilst King Thor carries his club or hammer. She laterally
Speaker 1: was deified in this aspect as athena Samerian attuiny. The
Speaker 1: summer inscription reads Lord i Altel and Lady Gunna wearing
Speaker 1: iylto Thor's Edic title for Etel or Edel. The Anglo
Speaker 1: saxon Ethel and Gunna is Sumerian source of gun of
Speaker 1: the Eda. Now are they all told the nuns of
Speaker 1: visiting the Arians? Geared for their riding, go the prying
Speaker 1: vulkers of your your know you at the Eta know
Speaker 1: you yet at all, Eve or guns Gunnevir's wooing and
Speaker 1: marriage with King Adam Air Thor or Arthur Eve as
Speaker 1: gunny folk, I know it's been waiting for this part.
Speaker 1: This is the story. Here. In the previous scene, one
Speaker 1: of the Amazonian vulkar wears of the old matriarch, the
Speaker 1: serpent wolf priestess of Eden who visited Thor and his
Speaker 1: aryans at his new capital, was called gun the warriors
Speaker 1: gun Hilda. She is disclosed as Eve, the chief vestal
Speaker 1: symbol of Eden, the chief vestal syblis. She's the tippity
Speaker 1: top of the tippy top of the uh of the
Speaker 1: of the priestesses who eventually married Thor or Adam. Well,
Speaker 1: that's not nice now here remember the story, it's Eve
Speaker 1: is a downfall of man.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 1: Isn't that funny that it was quite the opposite? Isn't
Speaker 1: that nice? Eve left the serpent wolf demon fucking cult,
Speaker 1: and Mary's Adam for and he has a rowin apple tree?
Speaker 1: Funny enough, right? But so how funny is that that
Speaker 1: from the perspective. Now, remember this is the perspective. We
Speaker 1: are reading a Bible by the fucking Edenites. That's what
Speaker 1: the Old Testament, and a lot of the News Testament
Speaker 1: is kind of screwed up with it too, because they
Speaker 1: put them two together, the two of them together, and
Speaker 1: then they try to weave them together with different sayings
Speaker 1: and packages, hearkening back to one another. Not good, not good.
Speaker 1: And then you have all these people who are in
Speaker 1: the in the churches who preach a bunch of bullshit too.
Speaker 1: It makes it even more confusing. But she leaves the
Speaker 1: Serpent Wolf cult for Adam. She turns her back on
Speaker 1: the evil. She was tempted by the serpent get it
Speaker 1: because she was in the Serpent Wolf cult, guys, But
Speaker 1: they turned that around to saying she gave she gave
Speaker 1: Adam the apple and tempted him, and mankind was thrown
Speaker 1: out of the garden. No, dumbass, you projectionist assholes. You
Speaker 1: were thrown out of your territory. You were dethroned in Eden,
Speaker 1: and then it really did become a paradise or a
Speaker 1: garden after your faggot asses were fucking put down. So
Speaker 1: I'm talking about the Union Kites now. So here's the
Speaker 1: reality of the situation, and then there's the shit that
Speaker 1: they tell you. In complete opposite This whole. I mean,
Speaker 1: think of how many people as brains believe in original sin.
Speaker 1: It's not even a concept, it's not even a thing.
Speaker 1: It's a Jewish thing. It's a Jewish thing to make
Speaker 1: you feel like you're inferior and that you always set
Speaker 1: the bow down to a god because you're still on
Speaker 1: time out. You're still being punished for something that you
Speaker 1: didn't do. And women are flawed, and they all and
Speaker 1: they hate women and they want them away from them
Speaker 1: when they're men strading and all this, every every They
Speaker 1: hate women because they're fagots. There are a bunch of
Speaker 1: fucking homosexuals. That's what these A lot of these people,
Speaker 1: these these freaking sorcerers are so a lot of what
Speaker 1: these Jews are today. There are a bunch of little
Speaker 1: perverted fags who hate women and hate family because the
Speaker 1: family from the family goes the tribe goes to the nation.
Speaker 1: And they can't have people being strong because they want
Speaker 1: to They want to conquer and rule all and by Pharmakia,
Speaker 1: by sorcery and by technology, the new sorcery, they shall
Speaker 1: do so if we continue to sleep like retards on it.
Speaker 1: She is disclosed as Eve, the chief Vestal symbol of Eden,
Speaker 1: who eventually married Thor or Adams. She is variously called
Speaker 1: in the Edda Efo, ev ev or efo or Ere
Speaker 1: or Rd of the keldis Acid Acid, s y N
Speaker 1: of the Ere, and sif or the Sybil. Her gun
Speaker 1: g u n n title with her personal name ev
Speaker 1: as in GUNNIV thus identifies her with Gwinevere of the
Speaker 1: Arthur legend. Boom and let's read this a little bit.
Speaker 1: Here says Eva gun Hilda gun Hilda broom Hilda, a
Speaker 1: vessel of Eden before marriage with Adam erdoor from Sumer
Speaker 1: note she geared with note she geared with the weapons
Speaker 1: of a vulgar. Is seated on the throne, decorated with
Speaker 1: two rampant lions, and her feet ai kushant lion. Okay,
Speaker 1: with let's see what see. On her right is the serpent,
Speaker 1: and on the left is the crescent moon of the
Speaker 1: Eden cult, and beside it the steamer star sign of
Speaker 1: the of her title. Ash In front is an altar,
Speaker 1: on lower shelf of which is a vase with flames
Speaker 1: rising from it, and on upper shelf the head of
Speaker 1: an animal.
Speaker 7: To you.
Speaker 1: Worshippers are led by a priestess wearing horned hat as
Speaker 1: some of the Preadamite priestesses were Goths. Right the Preadamite
Speaker 1: priests is, assuming that all the Amazonian women were tall,
Speaker 1: would probably more likely be Goths and followed by a
Speaker 1: dog or wolf. This identity Eve a serpent priestess of Eden.
Speaker 1: This identity of Gun or Edenite Sybil with Eve is
Speaker 1: evidence later on by having this title given her, and
Speaker 1: it is confirmed by the references to her under that name.
Speaker 1: In a lay in which Woden Woden Wdam the old
Speaker 1: reprobate Keldy recites his drunken brawls entitled the Haverer's Speech.
Speaker 1: So are the Haveerers? I think it's average Wolden, the
Speaker 1: old Reparbae of Caldy, a composite of five different lay episodes,
Speaker 1: and this he gives the paw to the mead in
Speaker 1: the magic bowl of Eden in the charge of the
Speaker 1: maiden Gun of the Lather or Froth kept in the
Speaker 1: cellar of Young Soot, who we shall see is the
Speaker 1: seth alias of Balder or Abel. Remember Balder is Abel.
Speaker 1: No wonder Kane is the bad guy, right, because that's
Speaker 1: their boy Abel. That's Balder again. So you have the
Speaker 1: adamity thing demonizing Eve unfairly, and you have the able,
Speaker 1: oh poor Abel. No Abel was a six son of
Speaker 1: a bitch. Snorri conjecture that she was the daughter of Sut,
Speaker 1: but she is clearly seen to have been his sister,
Speaker 1: but not as a blood sister to Balder and so
Speaker 1: far as she was a vestal priestess of his mother
Speaker 1: and Eden, therefore making her like a sister. Her priestess
Speaker 1: ship of the Bowl of Eden is seen in the
Speaker 1: ancient seal here figured blah blah blah figure for fifty five.
Speaker 1: The title of Gun of the Froth, confirmed by frequent
Speaker 1: references to her as this as of the sea froth
Speaker 1: or sea foam kin, discloses her human origin and her
Speaker 1: identity with Aphrodite or the sea froth one, the Greek
Speaker 1: title for Venus in this eta, where she is called
Speaker 1: Gun of the Froth or lather. Wodin thus boasts the
Speaker 1: old Eden, Cellar I saw it, Now am I come
Speaker 1: back after fumbling the gate silently there many words bake
Speaker 1: it spake eye of mine in young suits. Cellar Gun
Speaker 1: of the Lather gave me seated on a golden stool,
Speaker 1: drink of that dear mead that dea ar that dear me,
Speaker 1: not dear like like a animal? Right, I'll did I
Speaker 1: repair her ill I repay her sorry. After I lighted
Speaker 1: her of the mead her holy self, I hugged herself forsooth.
Speaker 1: I swear it sounds like he's banger to me, I
Speaker 1: don't know, like he would her with alcohol. I don't
Speaker 1: know if that's not. That doesn't seem like it's happening,
Speaker 1: But it just sounds like it to me. A ring
Speaker 1: oath I would and took of my own. But how
Speaker 1: shall one trust his troth? A swindling young suit. He
Speaker 1: lifted this assembly fair wine or the wine assembly fair,
Speaker 1: remember the assembly wine assembly drink and made gun lather
Speaker 1: greet Eve a non Edenite of Aryan or Gothic race,
Speaker 1: racially Eve or sif the sybil is disclosed to have
Speaker 1: been of the Gothic race and of the same royal
Speaker 1: ato or Ethelene clan as Adam himself. I gotta checked something.
Speaker 1: Did already do the thing? No, it's about too though,
Speaker 1: about ten minutes del oops as itself, as we shall
Speaker 1: find later on. Although she was a priestess of the
Speaker 1: Serpent cult in Eden, and thus technically a daughter of
Speaker 1: the matriarch Emy or you know, we're talking about Heidi again.
Speaker 1: I wish you would say, consistent with that, and so
Speaker 1: it keeps them changing there. For before the advent of
Speaker 1: Thor and his son, called the chief religion in the
Speaker 1: Old world appears to have been the devil worship of
Speaker 1: the serpent and wolf cult, with its headship in the
Speaker 1: matriarch priestess ld Or Goal of Eden Gol. That was
Speaker 1: the sole fashionable religion of the Preadamite world. And we
Speaker 1: are told in an Eta that some of her weird
Speaker 1: nuns or norns were of the Assa or Gothic race.
Speaker 1: Thunderborn much thunderborn much, I think are the norms nuns
Speaker 1: of Eden. Their race is not the same. Some are
Speaker 1: reared of asa skin, Assa's assa kin. Sorry, some are
Speaker 1: reared of elf kin. Some are daughters of the uh
Speaker 1: Devlin dwarfs. The Assa would be the Lord's right well,
Speaker 1: so be the goth Her Gothic or Assa race is
Speaker 1: interestingly confirmed by the above ancient seal, in which, bearing
Speaker 1: the Samerian title of Ash the Edic Assa, she wears
Speaker 1: the horned head dress of the Goths. Courtship of Eve
Speaker 1: and adam Thorp. So here's the thing about the horns again.
Speaker 1: You remember they put horns on Wopsis because they were
Speaker 1: too dumb to realize that I do, and so they
Speaker 1: made him a Goth. They were too busy steel and
Speaker 1: didn't know how to even understand what the hell they
Speaker 1: were stealing. The Courtship of Eve with adam Thorn. Not
Speaker 1: to say that Moses was real, it's just that when
Speaker 1: they depict him, and they screwed that up. The courtship
Speaker 1: of Eve with adam Thori is this or that's not
Speaker 1: actually Moses that they're pointing out in those statues. That
Speaker 1: could be their thing. The courtship of Eve with adam
Speaker 1: Thor is described in a lively dramatic lay entitled the
Speaker 1: Hounds Lay, which forms a part of the central at
Speaker 1: the Balladist speech and had and other times they'll be
Speaker 1: carvings where they'll say, oh, that that's that's Moses, Vella's
Speaker 1: horns probably not Moses. Central the Balladist's speech and had
Speaker 1: its present manuscript form over five hundred years before Shakespeare.
Speaker 1: And it is a dialogue and eden between Eve and
Speaker 1: the matriarch who is here styled the hound because she's
Speaker 1: the queen of the wolf tribe. Right, she's the hound
Speaker 1: or houndrel a euphemistic euphemistic for she wolf. She is
Speaker 1: also significantly Eldie or fiery l or Elena and Mary
Speaker 1: her name is Mary too. That's interesting, Eve too is
Speaker 1: styled besides her usual Evy or of your acid, of
Speaker 1: your sith or Sybil. Also Freya. Remember Freya or Friya
Speaker 1: from the Orlanda. Well, Friya is more Frisian than it
Speaker 1: is any other term because it's usually Freya anywhere else,
Speaker 1: but Friya is how they pronounce it in the Orlanda.
Speaker 1: So another throwback to Eve, perhaps a real person or
Speaker 1: the friend of sweetheart. Friya is the friend Friya is
Speaker 1: friend or sweetheart Anglo Saxon Frio lady beloved fed the
Speaker 1: friga or venus of the Anglo Saxons and the Gothic
Speaker 1: source of our day name of Friday Friya's day, so
Speaker 1: popular for marriages on Fria's day. And Eve is disclosed
Speaker 1: as a high spirited, ardent horsewoman, so definitely an Amazonian
Speaker 1: or definitely a Goth or Scythian of descent, right, and
Speaker 1: huntress and lover of horses, calling her hogmine, steed, gold bristle.
Speaker 1: Her glorious comrade. Thor is called, amongst other titles, Burr, Mody, Odie, Eldel,
Speaker 1: edel or ethel O, Tar, sigg and Geordie, also scati
Speaker 1: or or sith, a title of the Eastern European ruling
Speaker 1: goss or Gayte. The scene opens and hell Burn as
Speaker 1: the major which is Eden as the Matriarch's bedroom in
Speaker 1: Eden is called with the entry of Eve to waken
Speaker 1: the matriarch in order to accompany her on her bridal
Speaker 1: ride from Eden to Cappadocia to Mary King Adam, and
Speaker 1: she discloses herself as a spirited sportswoman and huntress. Hold
Speaker 1: on a second, I'll be back in the moment. I
Speaker 1: think you're probably gonna get cut out again here, but
Speaker 1: maybe not. And it's gotta something that's not right. I
Speaker 1: gotta gotta take care of something. I have to take
Speaker 1: something so I don't start feeling like sick. So I
Speaker 1: gotta do that right now. I'm sorry, did not feel right.
Speaker 1: So let me just put the other looking back on
Speaker 1: real quick. You know what, fuck it, let's go with
Speaker 1: this one, even though it's not what I intended on doing.
Speaker 1: At least this one won't get us in the weeds
Speaker 1: with the other stuff. Klashi Klash temple. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: this is good. We should probably start here. Okay, I'm
Speaker 1: okay with that. I can roll with this. It's not
Speaker 1: it's not. It actually covers some of the same information
Speaker 1: that was in that video that was no longer up there. Hey,
Speaker 1: I made some comments on there saying that ancient aliens,
Speaker 1: I said, the ancient arians, not aliens. Maybe that maybe
Speaker 1: they took it down because of my coument. They would
Speaker 1: just take the comments though I don't know.
Speaker 6: Ancient temples or caverns often carved into giant boulders or
Speaker 6: directly out of the bedrock of earth itself. Many of
Speaker 6: these are drenched and exquisite artwork, carvings created with such
Speaker 6: vision and accuracy that they bobble the minds of all
Speaker 6: who attempt to explain the methodology of their creator. We
Speaker 6: have covered a number of sites within India in the past,
Speaker 6: many of them so precise in their finish that they
Speaker 6: could have seemingly only been created using precision stone cutting technology.
Speaker 6: And our next side of interest is of no exception.
Speaker 6: Located in the northern part of the state of Karnataka
Speaker 6: in South India, the village of Hampey has some extremely
Speaker 6: captivating ruins dotted with large boulders. The site is also
Speaker 6: home to some extremely puzzling relics, one of which is
Speaker 6: the ancient chariot, clearly a depiction of a once astonishing creation.
Speaker 6: The cart itself was not only clearly massive, but was
Speaker 6: pulled with elephants rather than horses, clearly indicative of a
Speaker 6: highly capable group. This incredible chariot is one amongst an
Speaker 6: array of marvelously preserved architectural artifacts, most of which display
Speaker 6: a level of refinement created with such precision that modern
Speaker 6: man could only repllocate such feats using machines, something modern
Speaker 6: academia claims has only ever been utilized by our own
Speaker 6: modern civilization. Thus, an explanation as to how the site,
Speaker 6: or indeed its Smorgus board of ancient precision made stone
Speaker 6: works were made eludes us to this day, and we
Speaker 6: hypothesize that the reason for this is due to mainstream
Speaker 6: historians reluctance to consider what these ruins clearly indicate that
Speaker 6: they were once the work of a civilization that was
Speaker 6: not only highly advanced, but utilized stone cutting technologies, methods
Speaker 6: of transportation, lifting, and placement that rival even that of
Speaker 6: today's architectural capabilities. How can one peer upon such sites
Speaker 6: as that of Hampy, or indeed others Puma, Punku, Giza, Petra, etc.
Speaker 6: Sites created with such accuracy that to suggest they were
Speaker 6: created with soft metal tools or with the use of
Speaker 6: primitive measuring equipment is simply absurd. Furthermore, none of these
Speaker 6: ruins would be possible simply with the use of the
Speaker 6: human eye. The only logical explanation is that, just like
Speaker 6: that of modern day stonework, the stones were indeed machined,
Speaker 6: cut to such a high quality using precision tools, only
Speaker 6: then where they placed where they lay today. Hempi was
Speaker 6: predictably reinhabited by ancestors based within permitted timelines, once being
Speaker 6: the capital of a previous Indian empire. What's intriguing about
Speaker 6: the site, however, is the mysterious, seemingly untouched boulders which
Speaker 6: dot its grounds. The question is, although they now appear
Speaker 6: to be geological, were they in fact once relics themselves
Speaker 6: left by an even earlier civilization. If not, then why
Speaker 6: were these stones left where they are found today. Why
Speaker 6: were they built around rather than utilized, carved or shifted?
Speaker 6: They were clearly once of significance, and due to the
Speaker 6: fact sanctuaries and fortresses are often reinhabited, the possibility that
Speaker 6: they were indeed once carvings would logically make sense. The
Speaker 6: questions would be just how old is this civilization? Who
Speaker 6: built the ancient side of Hamping? How did they build it?
Speaker 6: Were ancient high technologies utilized in this creation?
Speaker 1: So here's why I would say if it wasn't our
Speaker 1: Gothic ancestors of the time that we are saying went
Speaker 1: into the Indus Valley, then it was our Gothic ancestors
Speaker 1: from a different time after, you know, prior to a cataclysm.
Speaker 1: Because when you go back to Okay, well, who else
Speaker 1: could it have been? Everyone else was waiting for us
Speaker 1: to bring them civilizations. So who do you think were
Speaker 1: the innovators that would have been able to figure this
Speaker 1: stuff out? Us are them? I'm not trying to be
Speaker 1: rude or anything. I'm just saying if everywhere you know, culture,
Speaker 1: you know, flourished and society was innovated, and there was law, justice,
Speaker 1: order of fairness, kindness. All this other stuff all came
Speaker 1: from the same source us, and so did technology. So
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter whether it was five thousand years ago
Speaker 1: four thousand years ago with the Goths who were able
Speaker 1: to create this stuff. I mean, this is that calashy
Speaker 1: or whatever. That one looks like it was freaking three
Speaker 1: D printed out of rock, like that's who the hell
Speaker 1: knows how that was done. But if it wasn't this
Speaker 1: era of fourth thought, then it was still our people
Speaker 1: longer ago than that, coming back and maybe not even remembering,
Speaker 1: because you know, you go into the ground for a while,
Speaker 1: you come back out. Things get lost, memories get lost.
Speaker 1: Unless they're keeping your own histories. You might you might
Speaker 1: be aware of some things, but the stuff out on
Speaker 1: the surface that you used to have that you could
Speaker 1: do stuff with might be a little bit limited, especially
Speaker 1: if something came roun you know, wiped it all out.
Speaker 1: You might still have the mind of being technologically advanced,
Speaker 1: but you would have to rebuild all the infrastructure again
Speaker 1: in order to do certain things right. So the one
Speaker 1: I wanted to show you, which would have been even
Speaker 1: more fun, was showing all these ancient caves and not
Speaker 1: just the the archways of like these Chinese caves, and
Speaker 1: because China is another place that our people went by
Speaker 1: the way and they smoothed it out rock and just
Speaker 1: perfect like you know, sixty degree angles and all this
Speaker 1: other stuff. But also there was these caves that were
Speaker 1: like straight down and then there had these huge living
Speaker 1: quarters that could have like housed like tons and tons
Speaker 1: of people. It wasn't What I wanted to show with
Speaker 1: that is that darren Cuu isn't the only place and
Speaker 1: places in a with the Hopi tribe came out of
Speaker 1: the ground and said our people came from underneath the ground,
Speaker 1: that it wasn't the only place that happened either. Or
Speaker 1: when you see the walls in these you know, car
Speaker 1: into the rock here, or these these holes, and basically
Speaker 1: people are living inside the cliffs, inside the cliffs, and
Speaker 1: they even see you even see that in the like
Speaker 1: in the Grand Canyon, the Grand Canyon, there's a bunch
Speaker 1: of these little like cutouts that look like little cave holes.
Speaker 1: You're not allowed to get to any of that stuff
Speaker 1: obviously because that's how they roll. But I mean that's
Speaker 1: out there. That's something for us to explore the possibilities of,
Speaker 1: and that would be pretty interesting and exciting, I think
Speaker 1: to do so. But it's uh yeah, too bad that
Speaker 1: they took that one down because they were showing like
Speaker 1: actual diagrams of how deep these things like sometimes were
Speaker 1: like one hundred feet deep, just a straight down hole
Speaker 1: with like a ladder I guess or something to get
Speaker 1: in and out of it. But then there's this huge
Speaker 1: like opening, you know, it is all hollowed out, like
Speaker 1: how the hell do they do that? And they were
Speaker 1: showing like and all these other places like where did
Speaker 1: they haul the rock from? Where do they where did
Speaker 1: they put it afterwards? Where's the where's the remnants? Like
Speaker 1: you had dug something out, shouldn't the remnants of that somewhere?
Speaker 1: And my theory is if there really was like a
Speaker 1: big washing, well a lot of that stuff I've been
Speaker 1: pushed away anyway, so you wouldn't see anything. You don't
Speaker 1: see the you know what I mean, Like if there
Speaker 1: was a pile somewhere and something was too eroded with
Speaker 1: a massive wave, you wouldn't see it there anyway. Who knows?
Speaker 1: Who knows? You know what I mean? You know what
Speaker 1: I mean. Let's see what this says? Ooh, how much
Speaker 1: time I got I can do it again. Do I
Speaker 1: want to do one? I'll do one more then I'll
Speaker 1: then I'll go on. Well, then I gotta I gotta
Speaker 1: change this first line canceled. Uh, there you go, let's
Speaker 1: do it, come on it all right, here we go.
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Speaker 1: So we are at the scene opens in hell Burn. Obviously,
Speaker 1: remember that's Eden. At this matriarch's bedroom and Jr's bedroom
Speaker 1: is hell Burn, hell Burn, b by our En b
Speaker 1: by R, Eve hell Byer. Sorry I keep on saying
Speaker 1: Burn hell Byer. As the matriarch's bedroom in Eden is
Speaker 1: called with the entry of Eve to waken the matriarch
Speaker 1: in order to accompany her on her bridal ride from
Speaker 1: Eden to Cappadoc Shaw to marry King Adam, and she
Speaker 1: discloses herself as a spirited sportswoman in Huntress Huntress. Everybody,
Speaker 1: look Huntress, Huntress. You are Eve. Look at that. You're
Speaker 1: probably not listening right now. If you are, then say
Speaker 1: so damn it. Eve's Courtship of King Adam and Eve
Speaker 1: taking of the old serpent matriarch l Or Eld of
Speaker 1: Eden to marry Adam Eve as frya quoth. Remember I
Speaker 1: means friend and sweetheart. Waken Mary May Maid. Oh, isn't
Speaker 1: that funny? Remember el Or Heidi or fucking Tmot's other
Speaker 1: name is Mary. Isn't that interesting? Mother Mary? Waken Mary
Speaker 1: May made waken my wench. I love how I was
Speaker 1: waiting for that the whole time, Oh hound sister, who
Speaker 1: dwell who dwells in Hell's buyer. Now is the time
Speaker 1: for a raake of rakes. Let's ride with the skulkers
Speaker 1: with the wolves to Valhall and hence to Holy vez
Speaker 1: or Vedera Valhalla, Valhall, that's Eden, that's how Remember. Let's
Speaker 1: beg the Aryan father to seat us and hug Us
Speaker 1: must have a different It's not just the way you think,
Speaker 1: but it may be a little bit very For he
Speaker 1: gives guildings and hunting hawk spurs to his bodyguard. He
Speaker 1: gave to air Moody a helmet and breastplate, and sig
Speaker 1: the miner got a sword. Hey, everybody gets a grab
Speaker 1: bag here today. He gives victory to his sons and
Speaker 1: gold or to some speech skill too many speech skilled, right,
Speaker 1: He teaches him how to read and fucking write, guys,
Speaker 1: and mainly because these people didn't. And look at this
Speaker 1: helmet there? Look at this. Doesn't this look very interesting?
Speaker 1: Doesn't this look like?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 1: Wait, hold on, remember you got I have to rethink
Speaker 1: everything too. Now, look look at this. This thing that
Speaker 1: they told us was ball, look at this? See that?
Speaker 1: And once he got it, possibly in a sand oh,
Speaker 1: I don't know. Probably they say the lightning bowl. Ah gee?
Speaker 1: Could that be Thor or another rendition of Thor in
Speaker 1: a different time, in a different land, I would say.
Speaker 7: So.
Speaker 1: He gives an honorable man to many, an upright maid.
Speaker 1: I missed something. So he gives speech skill to many
Speaker 1: and man manliness to his men. Listen to that. He
Speaker 1: gives speech skill to many, and manliness to his men buyers.
Speaker 1: He gives to his brieked men and songs to the bards,
Speaker 1: meaning he inspires the bards to tell their poetry and
Speaker 1: retell the tales of his of his life. He gives
Speaker 1: an honorable man to many, an upright maid. So he helps.
Speaker 1: He's matchmaker, He's chuck woolery. He's gonna make a and
Speaker 1: back in two and two. He's gonna make a love connection,
Speaker 1: right all right? Eve or Assi as isis defending Thor
Speaker 1: or ass are defending of Cyris from the wolf tribe
Speaker 1: from Egyptian sculpture. Sure, so there she is holding her
Speaker 1: wings out right, She's defending him from the wolf tribe.
Speaker 1: He's covering her Thor. Now do you accept that? Is
Speaker 1: that acceptable to you? Because I remember this guy was
Speaker 1: the king of Troy, he was a king of Egypt,
Speaker 1: he was a king of Asia Minor in general, and
Speaker 1: then into the Indus Valley later on the Gosco too, right,
Speaker 1: So what he's going to be depicted in many different
Speaker 1: ways than Crete and Troy and all these other places differently,
Speaker 1: So if in Egypt or in when Egyptian people who
Speaker 1: have the tails of their Gothic ancestor in their hands,
Speaker 1: aren't they going to depict Thor in the garb that
Speaker 1: has become the norm in that area? And more things
Speaker 1: morph a little bit thorer man I worship, and thus
Speaker 1: may I beg him that he I be at peace
Speaker 1: with thee though he is no friend with the brothel
Speaker 1: brides of Eden. So she's like, I'm gonna hope that
Speaker 1: he's friendly with you there, Heidi, you stick bitch you
Speaker 1: Michelle le May. But he's no friend of you or
Speaker 1: your or your little witchcraft sorceresses. He says, Now, take
Speaker 1: thy wolf from from its stall. Let him run with
Speaker 1: my Roman rowan slowly my cult will trot on the
Speaker 1: way of the Goths. I will saddle my mare of
Speaker 1: metal m e tt l heid L or Mary as
Speaker 1: the houndrel falts art thou Freya, attempting me and tempting me,
Speaker 1: faults art thou Freya and tempting Metis that wise? Tis
Speaker 1: that wise? Thine eyes and mouth? Now turn? Is it
Speaker 1: that thou hast thy choice Steed Rowan from od the
Speaker 1: you know Odin or thor Ins Stone's young bird deluded
Speaker 1: art thou hound droul. She's this is Eve talking now
Speaker 1: and surely dreaming to say that my husband to be
Speaker 1: has to do with this choice, comrade or Steed. That
Speaker 1: is the glorious cult gold Bristol, Hilda's swift charger Hedge
Speaker 1: reared me by the dwarf Twain. And so he's saying, no,
Speaker 1: I got this from Dane and Nabby, and I've had
Speaker 1: him for a long time asshole. It wasn't a gift.
Speaker 1: Let's chat for this wasn't a gift from thor anyway,
Speaker 1: let's chat from our saddles. Seated with the wolf pack.
Speaker 1: I'm assuming the wolf pack would just be more of
Speaker 1: their people, right, because they're the wolf tribe. But be
Speaker 1: just to the race of the Dumer Adam the groomsmen
Speaker 1: who come from the Goths, so their entourage would be
Speaker 1: like the wolf pack. Isn't that funny? Or maybe maybe
Speaker 1: it's possibly maybe was the uh, maybe it was like
Speaker 1: Dean Martin and uh uh.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 1: Frank Sinatra. I don't know, probably not though, uh that
Speaker 1: would make for a funny scene, though. Let's chat for
Speaker 1: Marsattle seated with a wolf pack. But be just to
Speaker 1: the race of the Dumer. That means Adam, the groomsmen
Speaker 1: who come from the Goss, be just to them, be
Speaker 1: good to them. They have wagered for my hand and
Speaker 1: choice gold meal or dust, gold dust, Young order of
Speaker 1: the Natar of the End, and thy sweetheart son tie
Speaker 1: at us or balder. But I shall grant that young
Speaker 1: Skati of the Inn has a father's heritage. After our friendship,
Speaker 1: he he built me an altar of piled up stones
Speaker 1: and rubbled their grit smooth like glass, and reddened it
Speaker 1: for me with newde ounce blood. I don't know what
Speaker 1: thenounts are oder? Has I been true to aston if
Speaker 1: you were? Now, let's hear again the pedigree tale of
Speaker 1: the upperborn race of men? Oh, that would be the Goths,
Speaker 1: the upper born race of men. Well, let's hear again
Speaker 1: the pedigree tale of the upperborn race of men? Right,
Speaker 1: those who actually bring culture and civilization to the world.
Speaker 1: Who were the shelding shielded? Who were the shieldings? Who
Speaker 1: were the skildings? I guess you can just put ings
Speaker 1: at the end of anything. Who were the edelings? Who
Speaker 1: were the mirror yelpings? Oh? Man, I hope the gods
Speaker 1: aren't the origin of that fucking yelp. I love the food.
Speaker 1: The napkin was crooked, two stars. I did like the drapery.
Speaker 1: It's like, isn't the point of the food if you're
Speaker 1: going to a restaurant by getting people two stars and
Speaker 1: you say things wonderful? But you know the fork was
Speaker 1: till till the slightly to the wrong angle. Who were
Speaker 1: the wrong Who are the born landholders? Who were the
Speaker 1: arians born the most chosen men in mid guard. Here,
Speaker 1: Heidi or Goal recites the genealogy of Adam's forebears, as
Speaker 1: again repeated to Adam Thorpe himself later. As we shall
Speaker 1: see bear Thou all these bound in thy mind to
Speaker 1: bark them out, says Eve, so that he all these
Speaker 1: worthy words will pick up readily on the third morning.
Speaker 1: Hence when he and thy sweetheart son tie, their races
Speaker 1: will reckon. She's saying, your sweetheart son tie, which is
Speaker 1: talking about balder, not talking about her sweethearts. So she's
Speaker 1: making she's almost like giving her, giving her a little jab,
Speaker 1: like your little sweetheart son. You know, it's like hound
Speaker 1: sniff away on the trot. Hence thyself, I list after
Speaker 1: my sofa. I'm gonna go sit here. You can go
Speaker 1: fuck off. Fear fair words of friendship? Shalt thou force
Speaker 1: for me? Few fair words of friendships? Shall you force
Speaker 1: for me? Galloping after your lover a doll out at
Speaker 1: nights meeting the he goats or the goths. He goats,
Speaker 1: remember that's their totem. That's their totem animal the goats.
Speaker 1: Maybe that wasn't give theirs, but it was given to
Speaker 1: them or whatever. But that's how you get the horns
Speaker 1: on the depictions of the statues. Fair Away thou, Heidi
Speaker 1: of the Rowan Apple. And because also they also wore
Speaker 1: sometimes holmless I had the horns on them, running after
Speaker 1: Odie every yearning scuttling off there in skirts. Still more,
Speaker 1: gallop thyself, go yourself, oh Edel's lover, not to night?
Speaker 1: Shall I thou art the same as these farmer folks.
Speaker 1: Fair away thyself, Heidi of the Rowan Apple or hide
Speaker 1: of the Roman Apple. Eve says I'll slay thee fear
Speaker 1: fiery ld. I'll fucking kill you, Bitch's what she said. Now,
Speaker 1: though thou be Evie's old mother. If thou comest thou hence,
Speaker 1: if thou I say I'll slay, I'll kill you, bitch,
Speaker 1: is what she says. Uh thou thou be Evi's old mother.
Speaker 1: If thou comest not hence on the road hound aundrel right,
Speaker 1: this is Heidi. Here, quench thy burning ire, hold thy flame.
Speaker 1: Weren't to happen that he lose his life. It could
Speaker 1: be sold bear thou to order his hand. This beer
Speaker 1: blended with adders, drops and ill health of hell. So
Speaker 1: she's like, here, take this beer, and poison him with it,
Speaker 1: kill him if it would do good for us, If
Speaker 1: you if you got close enough to fucking poison him.
Speaker 1: That's what she just said, Thy weird hell spells shall
Speaker 1: work no harm on him, And thou think'st oh brothel
Speaker 1: bride of Eden, nor thy baleful curse. He shall drink
Speaker 1: Dar's own wine, and I shall ask o Tar and
Speaker 1: all the Goths for Dowdy support Eve's wedding procession to
Speaker 1: adam Thor's capital with her brother quote unquote, because it's
Speaker 1: not really her brother abel or Balder, the green Man
Speaker 1: of the Arthur legend, Eve, thus failing to get her
Speaker 1: virago mother matriarch l or ld or let's just call
Speaker 1: it what she is, Heidi tmo frig whatever right lots
Speaker 1: of names to accompany her from Eden on her wedding
Speaker 1: procession to adam Thorp's home, got instead her uh murtricious
Speaker 1: brother Balder or able as in Canaan abel or Tie
Speaker 1: And why is her his name Taig because he ends
Speaker 1: up becoming also the legend of Typhon. That's why are
Speaker 1: ties at us who we shall see is also disclosed
Speaker 1: as the truculent green man of the Arthur legend. He
Speaker 1: is mounted on his wolf tiger and isn't typhon a
Speaker 1: fucking serpent? Isn't that interesting? Right? And this is the
Speaker 1: serpent cult. He on the HEIGHTI side of things. We're
Speaker 1: talking about the serpent cult. The other majority mass of
Speaker 1: people were the wolf cult, and as they said, you know,
Speaker 1: are wolf packed. They're talking about their entourage, the people
Speaker 1: that protect them or whatever. That would be the lower
Speaker 1: level people, not the sorcerers. So they are the serpents
Speaker 1: because they're the ones who mess around with the with
Speaker 1: the pharmachia, right, the sorcery, magic, magic and medicine are
Speaker 1: the same thing, and the spells and the witchery and
Speaker 1: all this shit that. So that is why they're the
Speaker 1: serpent because they're messing with venoms, screwing with venoms. Hold on,
Speaker 1: who we shall see is discussion. Okay, sorry senator, sorry sorry, Alright.
Speaker 1: He is mounted on his wolf tiger pictrographic for his
Speaker 1: wolf tribe chieftainship and accompanied, right, so he's walking, he's
Speaker 1: riding in on a wolf tiger, but it's pictographic of
Speaker 1: his wolf tribe chieftainship. So that's why people will be like, oh,
Speaker 1: look they had blah blah blah back then and yeah no,
Speaker 1: and accompanied by his valkyrie weirds riding on ravens. And significantly,
Speaker 1: this procession as described in the Edda is actually represented
Speaker 1: in the archaic Hittite rock sculptures at King Adam's old
Speaker 1: capital at Teria the modern bog bogas Koi, and thus
Speaker 1: establishing again in the most strikingly conclusive way, the remarkable
Speaker 1: historicity of the Edda tradition. Right, So, no's just Innetta,
Speaker 1: but it's in the It's it's written on the wall,
Speaker 1: running is literally on the walls rock sculptures at King
Speaker 1: Adam's old capital depict this scene. So it's not just
Speaker 1: this guy reading the Edda and saying this must be
Speaker 1: the interpretation. No, he's showing you how it is literally
Speaker 1: etched in stone, the same story, and how closely perfect
Speaker 1: almost the Eda when he figured out how the Edda
Speaker 1: was supposed to be translated and what order it went in,
Speaker 1: just how perfectly, you know, how perfect of a history
Speaker 1: it was. And obviously not perfect perfect, but because the
Speaker 1: other people corrupted it too, just like they do the Bible,
Speaker 1: even though the Bible is bullshit from the beginning. But
Speaker 1: that's neither here nor there. They still manipulate it whenever
Speaker 1: they feel like it to continue the psychological mind fuckery
Speaker 1: for different a taste of a new generation. And it
Speaker 1: is significant that the old and it is significant that
Speaker 1: the scene on this remotely ancient Cappadocian rock sculpture, which
Speaker 1: has exercised the conflicting conjectures of countless savants, now receives
Speaker 1: its first authentic interpretation, and that and historical and not
Speaker 1: a mythological one, as hitherto supposed through the Britto Norse Eda. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's nothing against the people. But those who just boastfully
Speaker 1: Babylon about Thor and all this other nonsense, they should
Speaker 1: read this. They should want to read this. They should
Speaker 1: care about the truth and not the not the hocus pocus,
Speaker 1: you know, and the the embellishments, and get their story
Speaker 1: right before they Babylon about Norse magic. Ever again, like
Speaker 1: that stupid freaking guy who there's a dude on YouTube
Speaker 1: called Norse magic or something like that. Once you realize
Speaker 1: how full of shit it is and how it's like
Speaker 1: mixing the sorcery of the Edenites with the Gothic people,
Speaker 1: you realize it's an offense to even be coming from
Speaker 1: that position thinking that that's a noble thing. No, that's
Speaker 1: a corruption of us, not a purity of us. We
Speaker 1: didn't bring that with us. The account of Eve's wedding
Speaker 1: procession is contained in an at a fragment of the
Speaker 1: House of Eden, the House of Drubbing, a collection of
Speaker 1: four ancient fragments which has been preposterously called a bymoderate
Speaker 1: etic writers. The bail Fire of Balder on the notion
Speaker 1: that it described the funeral pyre of Boulder, but it
Speaker 1: has never been literally translated before, owing to the inverterally
Speaker 1: false views current on Bolder's real character. Having prevented translators
Speaker 1: allowing the text to speak for itself, it reads literally,
Speaker 1: so fucking retards again, retards in history, retards telling the history.
Speaker 1: Rides Boerg or Balder to the burg the battle froth
Speaker 1: son of Woden, battle frothed, son of Woden, covered in blood,
Speaker 1: Frey or Eve or Frey uh right. Also on her
Speaker 1: first of battle Steed's gold bristle. It was the horse's
Speaker 1: name that choice rider, Eve of the kin of the
Speaker 1: sea Foam, gallops to the hearth of the goth that
Speaker 1: raven priestess, a horse is much fallen in with the
Speaker 1: Homer with the home dell or father Adam, but rides
Speaker 1: with ill will on his freg or wolf as a
Speaker 1: little mare, the ruffian tie or Typhon or Addis or
Speaker 1: Balder gaping the murderous malder and baleful son. They're hags
Speaker 1: of the ruined secret. Sorry, they're hags are the ruined
Speaker 1: secrets of victory. The swift, swilling vault of Erth follow
Speaker 1: So there's some Amazon beauchas in their pack too, for
Speaker 1: their holy blood sacrifice, riding on ravens to draw blood lots?
Speaker 1: Are they so minded? The marriage ceremony of King Adam
Speaker 1: and Eve. In the marriage ceremony as pictured in the
Speaker 1: this archaic sculpture, Eve as well as Adam, is attended
Speaker 1: by a goat, a symbol of the Goths. And isn't
Speaker 1: it funny that the lamb of God, the goat that
Speaker 1: Da da da dagh, becomes part of the story too. Well,
Speaker 1: lambs are us. But here's the thing. Why did the
Speaker 1: lamp become the the focal point of a sacrifice? According
Speaker 1: to the Jews because it represented the goats? Because they
Speaker 1: fucking hate us. So if you're the lamb of God.
Speaker 1: You're the sacrifice, right, So when you talk one day,
Speaker 1: I told you the Christianity was set up to be
Speaker 1: the sacrificial class of you know, people who are being
Speaker 1: poisoned into still paying heed to the Saturn cult. And
Speaker 1: do we not do their do their battles for them?
Speaker 1: There were their wolf packed now all right? So Eve
Speaker 1: as well as Adam, is attended by a go asseymbol
Speaker 1: of the goss and where, and it wears a peaked
Speaker 1: cap the so called quote unquote unicorn, right, not a
Speaker 1: horse goats unicorn of later and British heraldry, as opposed
Speaker 1: to the lion or leopard cult animal of the Edenites.
Speaker 1: Lion or leopard cult animal Edenites. This shows that because
Speaker 1: I remember there's Phrygians, a lot of Frirygins involved in
Speaker 1: their little little little cult territory there prior to the annexing.
Speaker 1: This shows that Eve is now admitted into the Gothic fraternity.
Speaker 1: The two Adam and Eve are exchanging a cross like
Speaker 1: emblem which is surmounted by a globe, so like a
Speaker 1: globeus cruciger. No, not quite. It's not a cross on
Speaker 1: top of a globe, it's inside of it, right, it's
Speaker 1: like rathroot, which I have shown to be a rowin
Speaker 1: apple of jigs drasil tree of knowledge and emblematic of
Speaker 1: the red sun cross of Saint George, and somewhat like
Speaker 1: the a Celtic cross, and Adam's Gothic woodcross was made
Speaker 1: of this ash tree. This rowan apple is now seen
Speaker 1: to have been the source of the perverted Jewish legend
Speaker 1: of Eve tempt Listen, listen, This rowan apple is now
Speaker 1: seen to have been the source of the perverted Jewish
Speaker 1: legend of Eve tempting Adam with the apple, which was
Speaker 1: to the Edenites under the matriarch l of Hell, the
Speaker 1: forbidden fruit, right, as it symbolized Adam's rival cult on
Speaker 1: the Sun, cult of the Sun, God and Heaven. So
Speaker 1: let me say that again. This rowan apple is now
Speaker 1: seen to have been the source of the perverted everything
Speaker 1: about the Jewish anything is perverted. But you get you
Speaker 1: understand what they're saying. Perverted Jewish legend of Eve tempting
Speaker 1: Adam with the apple, which was to the eden Kites
Speaker 1: under the matriarch l of Hell, the forbidden fruit, as
Speaker 1: it symbolized Adam's rival cult of the Sun and God
Speaker 1: and Heaven right because they didn't have a God number one.
Speaker 1: They didn't get that that idea of one until they
Speaker 1: met us. And the pure monotheistic, monogamous baptism, noble freaking
Speaker 1: cult of the Sun kept a simple stupid that was
Speaker 1: forbidden by these because it was bringing, it was liberating
Speaker 1: the people away from this cult, and that was pissing
Speaker 1: them off. That's the forbidden fruit. So now do you
Speaker 1: understand who wrote the Bible and at least the Old Testament,
Speaker 1: and you know what perspective they were seeing history in.
Speaker 1: Does this not blow your freaking mind? And do you
Speaker 1: not want to puke out that lifelong spell and get
Speaker 1: on with your life and turn your back on this
Speaker 1: horrible blackness. That's it that has been in our souls,
Speaker 1: this garbage that they've been shoveling down us this whole time,
Speaker 1: that's been manipulating us with and now telling us that
Speaker 1: as Christians we have somehow, some some duty to them
Speaker 1: because they're chosen, they're not chosen for shit, They're not
Speaker 1: chosen for shit, chosen to be condemned by their sorcery, absolutely,
Speaker 1: and they're sick practices and able as balder or Loki
Speaker 1: bearing the double axe, which in Sumerian has the name
Speaker 1: of Ball, right able able as Balder or Logi bearing
Speaker 1: the double axe, which in Samerian has the name of
Speaker 1: Ball is thus clearly identified and confirmed by that name
Speaker 1: being defined as the hostile lord. Loki. Eve's abservation that
Speaker 1: she worshiped Adam Thor is interesting with reference to the
Speaker 1: occurrence of that expression in the modern marriage service, and
Speaker 1: later on we find that Adam's mother also worshiped his father.
Speaker 1: The account of the marriage is thus described in the Prosetta.
Speaker 1: In the northern region. He or Thor found that priestess
Speaker 1: Sybil or sabel A right Sybil whom we call Sif,
Speaker 1: and married her. And remember the cult of Sibyls, the
Speaker 1: actual cultus civil see why was disgustingly perverted by the
Speaker 1: fucking same scumbag Semitic dog shit mines later on, where
Speaker 1: they would cut off their genitalia and do a bunch
Speaker 1: of drugs, all things that the gods had nothing to
Speaker 1: do with until they got corrupted long afterward. None can
Speaker 1: tell the genealogy of Sif. She was the fairest of women.
Speaker 1: Her hair was like gold. She was a nice, pretty,
Speaker 1: tall blonde girl and tough, tough as nails. The marriage
Speaker 1: also appears to be referred to in a stanza in
Speaker 1: the Hollands lay at A which, though wrongly making fray
Speaker 1: a daughter of Emi or you know of l and Woden,
Speaker 1: says Frey wedded Gerdie or George or Adam or Thor.
Speaker 1: She Frey was Gimme's daughter. No, she was one of
Speaker 1: her priestesses, and of or Bodo or Wodin and Eden
Speaker 1: I in ert areas like the heir of right here,
Speaker 1: Gerdy is apparently the familiar with the gear or George
Speaker 1: as Geordie, that is, King Thor of Cappadocia for the
Speaker 1: versions of the marriage of King Adam Thor, and even Samerian,
Speaker 1: Indian and Greek tradition. Listen, there's there's traditions in Samerian,
Speaker 1: Indian and Greek. Everyplace our Gothic people went, they took
Speaker 1: the story with him. And as compared with Genesis C,
Speaker 1: Pennix won Eve at home as Adam Thor's queen of
Speaker 1: the Goths. We then find in the Edda that Eve
Speaker 1: is as Freya. Remember Freya? How cool is this guy's
Speaker 1: come on? Fraya and Freya basically the same thing. So
Speaker 1: this ties in the orlanda. This ties in the freaking
Speaker 1: Bible put in the right way. She's not a beach
Speaker 1: who needs to be you know, looked down upon throughout history.
Speaker 1: She left. She saw what was right when the right
Speaker 1: thing came around, what was good and fair and just,
Speaker 1: and left the thing that she was you know, hanging
Speaker 1: out doing before. She was enlightened by it. When she
Speaker 1: saw what was good and right, she got away from
Speaker 1: those sick focks. Right, it's not it's the opposite, they say,
Speaker 1: see her as the betrayer because what she did ended
Speaker 1: up getting them expelled, not Adam and Eve. It was
Speaker 1: the sick cult needed to stop their sick practices. We
Speaker 1: then find yeah, okay, the friend is installed at home
Speaker 1: with Adam Thor as Queen of the Goths and holding
Speaker 1: receptions in a garden saloon in which we've again sorry,
Speaker 1: which we gained a glimpse of her happy gracious social life,
Speaker 1: happy gracious, so happy gracious soul social life. Jesus fuck
Speaker 1: talked right. Bulk Garden is in the ninth Inn, and
Speaker 1: there Freya gives console. Seated cozily in the saloon half
Speaker 1: of the valiant ones, she kisses every day, and half
Speaker 1: go to ode of the end, know ye yet the
Speaker 1: Eta know ye yet at all. This elevation of Eve
Speaker 1: or Ossi or e or to be the queen in
Speaker 1: the Heaven or Himen or Imen of the Samerian capital
Speaker 1: of the Goths appears, because remember Himen, it's three seven
Speaker 1: hundred square, it's thirty seven hundred feet above sea level.
Speaker 1: Himen is the hit Tite name for heaven, so heaven
Speaker 1: above and Eden is in hell, right, they call it
Speaker 1: hell for grat sake. And then you have these battles,
Speaker 1: and you have Wooden going to the to the the
Speaker 1: banquet hall and then being thrown out by Cain. So
Speaker 1: it's Michael casting out the devil, right casting out that serpents.
Speaker 1: So funny how it all makes sense, and it's all
Speaker 1: like regular everyday shit when you get down to the
Speaker 1: it's not all this woo. That's what this like that
Speaker 1: takes away all their mysticism too, because all this other
Speaker 1: stuff is like based upon these other crazy like you know,
Speaker 1: conceptual are archetypes and all that stuff. So they're going
Speaker 1: and doing all this super mystical thing and you know,
Speaker 1: departing reality, and it's all based on other bullshit. Stay grounded,
Speaker 1: Stay grounded. So it says this elevation of e verosity
Speaker 1: to the order to be the queen of the Heaven,
Speaker 1: which just means in him in or their citadel slash
Speaker 1: headquarters capital of the Goss, appears to be the event
Speaker 1: frequently repeated as a refrain in Sumerian texts. Ishtar set
Speaker 1: her holy seat with a daughter of the king, and
Speaker 1: over the kingdom of Heaven is exalted. Now that sounds
Speaker 1: way different, doesn't it, when you think of heaven being
Speaker 1: our concept of heaven now and what they said as Himen,
Speaker 1: the kingdom of Himen was just the Gothic territory that
Speaker 1: was settled by Thor Kingdom of Heaven. But man, you
Speaker 1: can blow that up to me so many other things,
Speaker 1: can't you. Birth and boyhood of Adam Thor's son gun
Speaker 1: Khan or Kan or Gowin Birth of gun Con or
Speaker 1: Kane in the Prose Prose, it is recorded that their
Speaker 1: or thorn Stiff's son was low Ride, who was like
Speaker 1: his father. This title low Ride or low the rider.
Speaker 1: He is a lowrider or for the others eldest son,
Speaker 1: eldest son who we shall find was the historical original
Speaker 1: of Ericthonius, son of King Dardanos, who first yokes horses
Speaker 1: two chariots. Hey, what a great idea. And if you
Speaker 1: make that thing on that rolls uh circular round instead
Speaker 1: of a square, I better roles good too. Although occurring
Speaker 1: repeatedly in the Eda and confirmed in the Samerian King's List,
Speaker 1: was not his personal name. For like his father and
Speaker 1: other subsequent ancient Arian kings, he possessed many names, titles,
Speaker 1: and aliases, and also different variations of you know, depicting
Speaker 1: and spelling, because you know, we're not always talking about letters.
Speaker 1: We're sometimes talking about symbols, and we're talking about pictographs
Speaker 1: and all this other stuff, and all throughout history things
Speaker 1: are gonna be little bit different, things be written little
Speaker 1: bit different by this guy, and D D D you
Speaker 1: does everybody make their letter to the same you know,
Speaker 1: it's like you get it. Aaron kings, He possessed many names, titles,
Speaker 1: and alias' personal, ancestral, territorial, renal, and religious, just as
Speaker 1: Homer gives many different titles for his leading heroes. Amongst
Speaker 1: these titles for him in the Eda is gun g
Speaker 1: u n n as in his wife, his daughter, his
Speaker 1: mother right gun Eva as gun or Khan, corresponding to
Speaker 1: his Samerian title of g u n g i n
Speaker 1: or g a n Remember Gon from was it Teken
Speaker 1: two or three? That little orange lizard guy that you
Speaker 1: could fight with. His name is Gon, which is thus
Speaker 1: disclosed as the source of the Hebrew Kane, and it
Speaker 1: is also seen to be the source of Gowan of
Speaker 1: the Arthur legend, and akin to his Egyptian title of Consu.
Speaker 1: His more common titles in the Eda, as we shall
Speaker 1: see are aegis a a zog uh, Bacchus, b a
Speaker 1: k u z of the Samerians or Bacchus. And look
Speaker 1: if they've done to that horle, look at look if
Speaker 1: they've poisoned that story with. And look what even Ammin
Speaker 1: Hillman has poisoned that story with. Everything is dark and
Speaker 1: sick and sinister. With Ammin, there is no good, so
Speaker 1: so so good is a subjective to whatever pleases you.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: It's a do with thou wilt type of attitude with Ammen,
Speaker 1: whatever it might makes right. And everybody is sick and
Speaker 1: twisted and depraved. And the only think that Ammon seems
Speaker 1: to think seemed like he has an issue with is
Speaker 1: people who predate upon children, which all these other people
Speaker 1: would have been doing that too, but he doesn't seem
Speaker 1: to like address it that way. He just points the
Speaker 1: finger outward like a regular Jew would it. So every
Speaker 1: he else doing the bad stuff, but his Medea, his
Speaker 1: his his, his love affair with Medea, him saying hell
Speaker 1: Satan when you say and basically hall Saturn, but also
Speaker 1: pretending like yahweh isn't Saturn. It's it's all crazy in
Speaker 1: his head, right, even though he's a philologist and supposed
Speaker 1: to be this bright guy, he's not. He's getting a
Speaker 1: lot of things screwed up. And the I mean, the
Speaker 1: thing with the purple and the venom and all that stuff,
Speaker 1: that all makes sense, and the fact that the apostles
Speaker 1: were much younger than you know, if these were even people,
Speaker 1: but in the story are younger than these bearded men
Speaker 1: that they that they depict. That's probably very true. But
Speaker 1: also in the Greek there's a different thing than child
Speaker 1: that can be derived from that four am story with
Speaker 1: the naked What Emma says is the naked boy with
Speaker 1: purple on his face, the drug or whatever at four am,
Speaker 1: that's when you know Jesus allegedly is caught, but he's
Speaker 1: doing a ritual, like a drug ritual. Is what he's
Speaker 1: saying is happening a death and regisrection drug ritual because
Speaker 1: and he's saying that that Shejesus calls him, says, I'm
Speaker 1: not a lay stays because he is one, which means
Speaker 1: like a child trafficker. Like all this stuff, there's the
Speaker 1: it means young man, not young necessarily a young child.
Speaker 1: And it's just there's a lot of things that aren't
Speaker 1: exactly right. But but Amman Kiss keeps on driving it
Speaker 1: forward because he's got an agenda, right. But that's just
Speaker 1: a simple fact that he yells Hill Satan and he's
Speaker 1: supposed to be in defiance of Yahweh. Who the hell
Speaker 1: do you think Yahweh is? Haven't we established that already
Speaker 1: that it's that's Saturn. That's the same Saturn cult. If
Speaker 1: the Jews are are are all about it, and we
Speaker 1: know whether where their origins are, well, they gave us
Speaker 1: that as there as the God and Jesus. Apparently, as
Speaker 1: you saw with the other video, that's not who he
Speaker 1: was saying was the was the man. He was more
Speaker 1: of a celestial deity like whoever created the sun? Type
Speaker 1: of thing like our people were. That was his his
Speaker 1: vision of what God was. He was more Goth and thought.
Speaker 1: Interestingly enough, let's see where as I oh, Bacchus I
Speaker 1: landed up with and especially applied to him in Babylonian
Speaker 1: records as king or Iraq or Enoch. The city founded
Speaker 1: by Kan was called Enoch and mag or Mioch i e. Michael.
Speaker 1: His Muku or Mukla title in Samerian as the historical
Speaker 1: original of Bacchus. He is not the degraded satyr Bacchus
Speaker 1: of the later Romans, but Bakshos of the Greeks, the
Speaker 1: majestic and noble Dionysus. He is also styled Tiazi or Tiazi.
Speaker 1: Let's get to words, come on, and theo akin to Dionysus.
Speaker 1: His Dius OTAs title is in Sumerian tashap is in Hittite,
Speaker 1: and Dius and Tassio on the coins of Ancient Britain.
Speaker 1: Coins of ancient Britain tashup and Hittite and Dius and
Speaker 1: Antasio on the coins of ancient Britain. Interesting. So this stuff,
Speaker 1: I mean, there's a long trail of evidence to these
Speaker 1: people and how who they influenced, And we are not
Speaker 1: even aware of any of it anymore, But we are now.
Speaker 1: What appears to be a reference to his birth is
Speaker 1: the tooth cutting dower to his mother Frea or Eve.
Speaker 1: Let's see presumably on the cutting of Caine's teeth, as
Speaker 1: it occurs in an area devoted to the end of Ull,
Speaker 1: wherein Ol and alf we shall see are frequent titles
Speaker 1: of Thor's son, and uhl the is his type. Also
Speaker 1: in Samerian it says alf Ham to Frey gave in
Speaker 1: olden days tiv or Bolder as a tooth cutting fee
Speaker 1: for the versions of the birth of King Thor's son
Speaker 1: in in Samerian, Egyptian, Indian, and Greek tradition see Appendix one.
Speaker 1: So he shows you, hey, look, I can show you
Speaker 1: how this all lines up in Samerian, Egyptian, Indian, and Greek,
Speaker 1: once you understand who the titles are and what they're
Speaker 1: talking about. Kine's training in sports, arms and hunting, the
Speaker 1: joyous boyhood of the young prince Khan or kan Is.
Speaker 1: His training in many sports and as a mighty hunter
Speaker 1: are described in the lively swinging at entitled The King's Tale.
Speaker 1: So a lot of this messed up in history. It's
Speaker 1: obviously showing that these people who appear to be, you know,
Speaker 1: are pretended to be wise and noble and learned scholars,
Speaker 1: weren't and just made shit up because they who's gonna
Speaker 1: who's gonna challenge them? But also they couldn't decipher between
Speaker 1: titles of the same person just by context because they
Speaker 1: couldn't actually read what they're reading. They were making shit
Speaker 1: up mostly right, just pit parsing things together so they
Speaker 1: wouldn't pick up on these altered titles, so they started
Speaker 1: just putting people up in fragments, and then you have
Speaker 1: all this misunderstanding, and then it just gets carried on
Speaker 1: because the next person just picks up where they left
Speaker 1: off and regurgitates it and then goes into books and
Speaker 1: this and all that, and it's all bullshit. Nobody got
Speaker 1: it right in the beginning, But now the line has
Speaker 1: been carried along so long and diluted even more, and
Speaker 1: you know, it's just stupid. Would become retards because of
Speaker 1: these morons we're you know, we haven't become retards, but
Speaker 1: we have a retarded explanation for history. King's son and
Speaker 1: hetman hero that's all. It's all like, you know, just
Speaker 1: people being con artists in the sense boasters, liars, just
Speaker 1: trying to squeak by King's son and hetman Hero con
Speaker 1: was the youngest assa Mitchinese's lord in the end as
Speaker 1: Upkey waxed as an earl born. He learned horse taming,
Speaker 1: to fend by shields, shafts, to shape and shake ashen spears.
Speaker 1: He was a shakespeare con. The young kent the rowan ruins, ruins,
Speaker 1: Eve's ruins and the olden ruins too merrily. He kent
Speaker 1: how to save men's lives, sword edges to dive and
Speaker 1: bring folks down, did a g or aggy a g
Speaker 1: He learned the clack of wild fowls and how to
Speaker 1: quench fire, sores to a suage, and sorrow to la
Speaker 1: able in energy, he equalled eight men. Rode Khan the
Speaker 1: Young through scrub and shaw fledging his golf club and
Speaker 1: quieting the fowls. It's the scotsman out there might like that.
Speaker 1: Huh Khan or Cain, the as Kanchu of the Egyptians.
Speaker 1: Consu was a form of Horus, son of the sun
Speaker 1: god isn't this nice? Isn't this nice to know that
Speaker 1: not everything, but they did corrupt it. They made it evil,
Speaker 1: ugly and full of human sacrifice. But before that, before
Speaker 1: the destruction of Egyptian kingdoms and all this stuff with
Speaker 1: this parasitic presence, and before the oh, I don't know
Speaker 1: the thing I've been saying forever, the priest craft gets
Speaker 1: into people's ears and starts corrupting them from within and
Speaker 1: erodes them and it rots them from the in from in. Right,
Speaker 1: all these major kingdoms were Gothic. And then what happens.
Speaker 1: These little fucking scum bags that have already been humbled
Speaker 1: a few times just won't let it go. They will
Speaker 1: play the treacherous friend. And you know the because who
Speaker 1: do you think the priests were the people of this
Speaker 1: that were practicing this dog shit freaking sorcery because they
Speaker 1: knew the pharmachia. They were still useful right somewhat, but
Speaker 1: they couldn't be trusted. But they were trusted over time
Speaker 1: because they would earn trust just to fucking take down
Speaker 1: these these kingdoms and these rulers and be the oh,
Speaker 1: I don't know, the advisors to the king, the advisors
Speaker 1: to the president, make yourself useful, right and then and
Speaker 1: then manipulate influence. These these priests are the ones that
Speaker 1: create this sick cult around things and destroy the true
Speaker 1: nature of it every single time. So Horace wasn't always
Speaker 1: a bad thing. Cyrus wasn't always a bad thing. So
Speaker 1: you got to go back to you know, you're all
Speaker 1: the people who talk shit about this who didn't understand
Speaker 1: this aspect, or the ones that say the Phoenicians were
Speaker 1: a bunch of uh you know, they would they would
Speaker 1: sacrifice somebody on the grounds after they would land ashore
Speaker 1: because of safe travels to their god. That wasn't the Goths.
Speaker 1: That was the Phoenicians of the Semitic or Jewish cloth
Speaker 1: that came much later. But they just lump them all
Speaker 1: together and call them Phoenicians. This is what history does.
Speaker 1: It pushes everybody together. So there's different erarors, and there's
Speaker 1: different people in those places, and they just smear them
Speaker 1: all together and say these are the attributes for that,
Speaker 1: for that group, and they're all up and down. Everywhere.
Speaker 1: There's there's noble characteristics, there's really ignoble or disgusting characteristics,
Speaker 1: and we just have to accept that as being the
Speaker 1: quote unquote human nature and primitive man. It's bullshit. There
Speaker 1: was a very clear purity in the Goths, and then
Speaker 1: there's a pretty definitive disgusting evil wickedness represented by this
Speaker 1: serpent wolf saturn cult that became the Jews. Okay, the
Speaker 1: Romans too became the Romans as well, not all of
Speaker 1: them all right. Contry was a form of Horus, son
Speaker 1: of the Sun god, a god of science, right, because
Speaker 1: what did they do. They brought an innovation, irrigation, the plow,
Speaker 1: many other things that made life less toilsome to the people,
Speaker 1: made their lives better. They were the god of science
Speaker 1: and the executor of plans, right, because they didn't just
Speaker 1: keep them in the dark like this cult was doing
Speaker 1: for god knows how long before the Coths came around
Speaker 1: and said, enough is enough of this shit, and happy,
Speaker 1: peaceful the hat and the happy peaceful one. As in
Speaker 1: the Edda, he is represented with the head of the
Speaker 1: sunhawk or falcon, as well as with a human head. Laterally,
Speaker 1: he was associated with the moon Colt, presumably through mistaking
Speaker 1: his solar disc crown for the moon. So that wasn't
Speaker 1: the Moon, that was the Sun. That makes him the
Speaker 1: opposite of what he actually was by making him the
Speaker 1: moon Colt, because then you can then they're gonna ascribe
Speaker 1: all the moon Colt attributes to him, which are the
Speaker 1: dark Side, that's the that's the Edenites, that's the Saturn
Speaker 1: moon sorcery. See that one little fucking mistake right there
Speaker 1: is enough to flip everything upside down. He as earl
Speaker 1: with rig the runes doled out, but beat him in poetry,
Speaker 1: which he better knew then getting the adult dish of king.
Speaker 1: He got into his own, and king was he known
Speaker 1: the ruined Kenner. So I think they're saying Rig is
Speaker 1: like like Regi is king. A further glimpse of the
Speaker 1: joyous boyhood of Adam's sporting's son Kine is found in
Speaker 1: the sybils Lay under his title egg D, a phonetic
Speaker 1: variant spelling of the frequent Edic title of Aggy, derived
Speaker 1: from his Sumerian reigning title of Azag, which discloses him
Speaker 1: as a harpist and sporting falconer in that name because
Speaker 1: remember Horace Furst and the eye and the hawk or
Speaker 1: the falconer, right, isn't that interesting? And what is?
Speaker 6: What is?
Speaker 1: What does uh that scumbag alis will Curley do with that?
Speaker 1: With his stupid uh channeling in in the in the
Speaker 1: in the in the pyramid, he makes him out to
Speaker 1: be this blood thirsty psychopath. So that's that's the person
Speaker 1: who claims to be horrors that he allegedly channels is
Speaker 1: talking about blood and you know all this other stuff
Speaker 1: and the murderer and all that stuff. Now why would
Speaker 1: you think that is? And you know, the falcon head
Speaker 1: and all this other stuff. So they keep on doing
Speaker 1: this because he was a falconer, so they associate him
Speaker 1: with with his animal totem or is you know, is
Speaker 1: it the animal that he's associated with will be symbolized
Speaker 1: as well. And how many times have you heard of
Speaker 1: the hot God or hawkthor or you know what I mean? Like,
Speaker 1: that's that's pretty interesting, And it's also pretty interesting how
Speaker 1: they've made that into something dark, creepy and disgusting too,
Speaker 1: because this is what they do the history so that
Speaker 1: you don't look at it, make it scary. Look what
Speaker 1: they used to do with the maps, put dragons in
Speaker 1: there so people don't try to to go that way
Speaker 1: because they think they're sea monsters.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 1: It's like keep everybody hidden and scared of it, of
Speaker 1: the world, so they don't try to venture outward, so
Speaker 1: they don't try to think, and you know, set themselves
Speaker 1: free through their vent, through their nosis path who is
Speaker 1: described in the Indian King's List as the original of
Speaker 1: Nimrod and bears in Samerian the title of Nimrud. So
Speaker 1: we got to talk about that too. We got to
Speaker 1: get in some more clarity because I have said since
Speaker 1: two thousand and seventeen and a video that I made
Speaker 1: before I even had a channel. I put it up later,
Speaker 1: but I said, Nimrod is about the only person in
Speaker 1: the Old Testament that I don't see being a Nimrod,
Speaker 1: because my dad calls people who are stupid Nimrods. So
Speaker 1: I said, Nimrod is the only one in the Bible
Speaker 1: that's not a Nimrod. And I had my reasonings because
Speaker 1: of what I was told about the story. So now
Speaker 1: that we know that these people hate Thor and the
Speaker 1: gods because they're defying their they didn't have they didn't
Speaker 1: even have a a concept of this yet, the god
Speaker 1: of their gods, but their demons, or their worship or
Speaker 1: their struggle, I mean sorry, sorry, there their their control
Speaker 1: over the people, their influence over the people, that was
Speaker 1: being challenged by the gods, so they turned that into
Speaker 1: later you are defying our gods by your innovation. That's
Speaker 1: the Prometheus story. You're taking the fire from the you know,
Speaker 1: and then giving it to the people. That's bad. You're
Speaker 1: eladening the people. So with Nimrod, if he truly was
Speaker 1: creating a tower that I thought of, you know, higher
Speaker 1: above the water line, then their god couldn't drown the world. Again,
Speaker 1: good thought, Hey, why why wouldn't you want somebody to
Speaker 1: try to protect you from the psychopathic deity. Also, but
Speaker 1: there's this other thing that would also be in defiance
Speaker 1: their god, maintaining a giant silo full of food to
Speaker 1: wade out, to wait out, or to uh to stave
Speaker 1: off a famine. And that's another thing that that tower
Speaker 1: may have been for. If that was ever a thing,
Speaker 1: it wasn't just I don't think it was. I don't
Speaker 1: think it was allegory. Uh So, either way, you're defying
Speaker 1: their god, the heart the reaper, right, the freaking psychopath
Speaker 1: of Saturn in this cult, because you're defying what it
Speaker 1: makes what's easy for them to manipulate if you if
Speaker 1: you can harm the people with something and you set
Speaker 1: up a defense against it, then you are defying their god.
Speaker 1: Isn't that interesting? Seated there at Vidhara on how on
Speaker 1: on a how and slogging his harp, was the jiggling
Speaker 1: herder of the King's men, the gladsoon e g his
Speaker 1: spurred hunting hawk hen above him in a wooden cage.
Speaker 1: So he carries his hawk or falcon wherever he goes.
Speaker 1: The red fag, the red fag falcon Hen. That's high
Speaker 1: filler or the fowler. So I guess he had a
Speaker 1: couple of birds, maybe the best spurred one of the
Speaker 1: lords or ASA's the golden combed. She awakes the householders
Speaker 1: at the Arian Fathers. But another claude one is far
Speaker 1: in the earth neath at Eden, the city red Hen
Speaker 1: in the cellar of hell n Ye. Yet the other
Speaker 1: no yet at all. So he was a falcon or
Speaker 1: two maybe balder Prince Gunnarty. Okay, let's see gun CON's
Speaker 1: or Caine's first combat with Balder or Abel of the
Speaker 1: green Man adversary of Sir Gawain. I think we will
Speaker 1: stop there today. We're at page one ninety three, and uh,
Speaker 1: it is not going to say it there, but that's
Speaker 1: so many pages actually into it. We are and we
Speaker 1: will call it good. But oh yeah, I screwed up
Speaker 1: there like.
Speaker 7: That?
Speaker 1: All right? So will anyone have anything to say? Take
Speaker 1: a look here, let's again, let's put this guy behind
Speaker 1: bars where he belongs to you. And just to recap
Speaker 1: Adam and Eve were real people, were Goss, Thor and Glenever, Guinever, Guenevere.
Speaker 1: Caine was the good guy inverted by the Edenites or
Speaker 1: the Hughes the Oivys, and was the son of Thor
Speaker 1: and Guenevere. The Edenite sorcerers associate themselves with Saturn's cold
Speaker 1: as we'd mentioned, and I showed you that part today. Balder,
Speaker 1: son of Woden and el Heidi Free, was the able
Speaker 1: of the Torah. Balder was the able of the Torah.
Speaker 1: And remember we're supposed to be mad at Kane. Why
Speaker 1: are we mad at Kane? Because it's coming through their
Speaker 1: perspective of history, not the truth, but their perspective of history.
Speaker 1: Caine's the bad guy poorer Abel Hoo Hoo, the son
Speaker 1: Abel was a sociopathic sorcerer, human sacrificer. Face Ripper offer
Speaker 1: this type of shit, right, why do we care? The
Speaker 1: Sun cult of the Goths of thor Ar tour Dar
Speaker 1: was more Christian than the much later Christianity. Not yeah, right,
Speaker 1: not in the hands of these people that fuck it
Speaker 1: all up. The Edonites Saturn cult went on to form
Speaker 1: the mythological Abrahamic religions. The Goths rehabilitated the region and
Speaker 1: were fair and just rulers, taking in locals into their lordship.
Speaker 1: The main themes of the Old Testament were still on
Speaker 1: from a real past of Gothic heroes, and often demonized
Speaker 1: our heroes in their retelling. And I said, you guys
Speaker 1: are very smart. We will learn a lot. We will
Speaker 1: regain our identity and history of nobility and dispel the
Speaker 1: bs that we've all been stuck under for so long.
Speaker 1: We don't need this. This isn't who we are. We
Speaker 1: know that. And never felt right, never felt right to me.
Speaker 1: There's always something off about the whole biblical babbling bullshit.
Speaker 1: And I was right now in that video that I
Speaker 1: showed you earlier, a little bit of I can find
Speaker 1: it again, that Vatican alter, the blah blah blah. Did
Speaker 1: Jesus message get hijacked so Constantine. How much time we got,
Speaker 1: We got enough time to read this part. You know,
Speaker 1: I'm going to play this in just a little bit,
Speaker 1: just a little bit, because there are some good points
Speaker 1: in here. I don't know if we need to go
Speaker 1: too deep into what because right now we're already preceding
Speaker 1: that right where a lot of this stuff is based
Speaker 1: upon this other stuff that they've lied about to be true.
Speaker 1: So once that's not true anyone, we realize that we've
Speaker 1: got to reassess everything that happens after it. So this
Speaker 1: is why this might not be even necessary or important anymore.
Speaker 1: But this part is how do Constantine change Christianity? That's
Speaker 1: and I think they try to isolate it just to him,
Speaker 1: and I think that's a mistake. Was early Judaeism polytheistic
Speaker 1: Judaism perhaps, but it was it was poly demonic in
Speaker 1: the eden Kite times? Right? Did Paul rewrite Jesus? Who cares?
Speaker 1: Really happened in the resurrection? Chris? This is all where
Speaker 1: it gets crazy. Where was Jesus for eighteen years?
Speaker 8: Blah blah?
Speaker 1: Did Jesus study in Egypt or India? How old is
Speaker 1: human in history? Did giant success? He gets right about
Speaker 1: here he jumps off into this alien tangent. I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 1: you just only ruined it for me.
Speaker 4: But that's where we have.
Speaker 1: They'd rather put in aliens in then aarians right.
Speaker 4: Shut down. Our conscience is simply that if you worship
Speaker 4: a god who's violent, you have to justify violence. And
Speaker 4: once you've justified that the trick violence, then you might
Speaker 4: use violence in God's name.
Speaker 1: Right. And if you're a ruler with a slick tongue
Speaker 1: who wants to bring us to war, if you're if
Speaker 1: you're a president of that nature, well then you're going
Speaker 1: to tell the people how bad these other people are
Speaker 1: that are totally deserving of this because they're harming their
Speaker 1: own people. They're so crazy that they're using chemical weapons
Speaker 1: and their own people. They're so crazy that they're doing this,
Speaker 1: and that we have to liberate for democracy. Right. Sure,
Speaker 1: you do a bunch of the people that you bond
Speaker 1: to Hell because you want something from him, usually to
Speaker 1: us put them under the new sorcery right banking institution.
Speaker 4: We've had two thousand years of history showing that's certainly
Speaker 4: the case. If you worship a god who's a xenophobe,
Speaker 4: you'll have to justify xenophobia and start thinking in xenophobic terms.
Speaker 4: These are my people, these are not my people. That's
Speaker 4: the way Yahweh thought. If you worship God who is
Speaker 4: a misogynist, you have to justify misogyny. And Yahweh was
Speaker 4: a misogynist. He hated adult.
Speaker 1: Women because he's gay.
Speaker 4: He found the whole idea of menstruation disgusting and horrible,
Speaker 4: and women while menstruating aren't even part of the community.
Speaker 4: But if he's the creator, yeah, exactly, If he's the creator,
Speaker 4: how can you have a problem with that? And it's
Speaker 4: one of those little clues. You're dealing with a very
Speaker 4: eccentric being who should not be worshiped and should not
Speaker 4: be excused. But as soon as we get into the
Speaker 4: track of justifying his misogyny is violence and his xenophobia.
Speaker 4: You can draw a straight line between that and so
Speaker 4: many injustices and abuses done in the name of God,
Speaker 4: because we're prosecuting God's will. So it's very important that
Speaker 4: we stop making mistakes of this order because they lead
Speaker 4: to disastrous results.
Speaker 2: The thing I always found fascinating about the Yahweh character,
Speaker 2: and I've never actually called him the Yahweh character, but
Speaker 2: he is exactly that is that he I always like, Wow,
Speaker 2: he seems really insecure. He seems very egotistical. He seemed
Speaker 2: like there's a lot.
Speaker 1: Of these schizophrenic sociopathic because I'm not probably talking about
Speaker 1: the same person every time because I use the word lord.
Speaker 1: And then you have idiots transcribing things, so they're mixing
Speaker 1: things up and blurring people together. Hey, like we've been
Speaker 1: saying before, they separate a part that way, and they
Speaker 1: blur them together and with the same type of mistakes
Speaker 1: these things. And also a schizophrenic will sometimes be very
Speaker 1: nice to you at first get your trust, and then
Speaker 1: start telling you to do crazy evil things like hey,
Speaker 1: you know what. You're not gonna know this, but it's
Speaker 1: either your drug addled mind or me telling you you
Speaker 1: should go to the top of that rock and kill
Speaker 1: your son. Oh just kidding, Okay, thanks. We based three
Speaker 1: religions on that somebody who is a fuman getting an
Speaker 1: a tent and then decided it was a good idea
Speaker 1: to try to kill his son.
Speaker 2: So you attached to him because of the way he acts.
Speaker 2: You must sick you behavior, you must worship me, you
Speaker 2: must do this, and that Jesus never said anything like that.
Speaker 1: Jesus was all about the power. Yeah, the power is.
Speaker 12: Within you, the Kingdom of heavens within you. You can
Speaker 12: do what I can do, and even more, anything you
Speaker 12: can do anything I can do, you can do better. Right,
Speaker 12: he says, grey things, and I shall you do right
Speaker 12: things like that?
Speaker 4: It was so good.
Speaker 1: That doesn't mean for the next two thousand years you
Speaker 1: have to get on your hands and knees and profess
Speaker 1: that I am your one and only true savior. No,
Speaker 1: I think that's more churchy than it was this guy
Speaker 1: who may or may not have been. I hope that
Speaker 1: line isn't supposed to represent Ukraine with the blue and
Speaker 1: the yellow, because I would be very pissed. Well, this
Speaker 1: is one hundred and eighty degree difference, isn't it, this
Speaker 1: color scheme.
Speaker 4: Because Jesus said I did not come to be served
Speaker 4: as Yahway says, if you don't serve me, then it's
Speaker 4: I mean, that's right. Eighty degree is different, is it?
Speaker 7: So?
Speaker 10: Paul?
Speaker 1: Is this why?
Speaker 2: Because Look, I've had a lot of scholars on who've
Speaker 2: spoken about Jesus's life and his teachings and things. But
Speaker 2: I always like talking like I spoke to the Grand
Speaker 2: Master of the Templars.
Speaker 1: And I go.
Speaker 2: So when you guys went out and started the crusades,
Speaker 2: that didn't seem very christ Like. When you're going on
Speaker 2: like you don't believe in Jesus, Now I must kill
Speaker 2: you if you don't believe in Jesus. That's generally not
Speaker 2: his teachings. So how did that get?
Speaker 1: But it's awfully Islamic of them, isn't it? Isn't that
Speaker 1: strange that that's how that uh rolls out later on
Speaker 1: in the history. Is that that's exactly how is Lam worked?
Speaker 1: And apparently according to some of our listeners and viewers
Speaker 1: and people who do stuff, Oh look, we got a
Speaker 1: bunch of stuff over on FTJ. That's awesome, wed brilliant,
Speaker 1: Eastern philosophy, Hellenic literature, Babylonian focal or, Egyptian Michault capital,
Speaker 1: Captain Abrahimism. That's funny. Yeah, there you go, there's the Goths.
Speaker 1: I like that Cain Abel Eve know when your mother
Speaker 1: is the only female and ear there is no one
Speaker 1: else to fuck? Yeah right, that's not really how it
Speaker 1: went down, though. When your dad tells you to come up,
Speaker 1: I should put this on the screen. Huh. When your
Speaker 1: dad tells you to come up to the mountain to
Speaker 1: make a sacrifice, but he doesn't bring a goat. Dude,
Speaker 1: chill axe. It was just a prank, bro, What the fuck? Dad?
Speaker 1: Right is that Abraham? So we're cool again?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 1: So Isaac the fuck? Oh that's good, that's good. Where
Speaker 1: were we did it? Just pause out at me?
Speaker 2: Yes, a bit, honestly, so transmuted that I will now
Speaker 2: fight in the name of Jesus. I will kill you
Speaker 2: in the name of Christianity of Jesus makes no sense?
Speaker 1: Is that now?
Speaker 2: It kind of makes more sense because it's kind of
Speaker 2: like this adoption of the Old Testament. Yahweh that they
Speaker 2: get mixed. It gets mixed in with Jesus's teachings because
Speaker 2: it's all in one book. Is that a fair assumption?
Speaker 4: Yes, that is half the equation. So, for instance, in
Speaker 4: my book The Eden Conspiracy, I talk about the process
Speaker 4: by which Judy isn't changed from a canon of patio contact,
Speaker 4: a memory of contact with all kinds of beings to monothor.
Speaker 1: All kinds of beings? Right where the eating that shit?
Speaker 1: It's just he's popping up, man. It's like, it's hard
Speaker 1: to deny this after you get it an idea for
Speaker 1: the rhythm of what's going on, and understand that the
Speaker 1: same old wheel keeps turning around and coming back up
Speaker 1: to the surface, like you keep seeing the same shit
Speaker 1: over and over again. It's a pattern. It's you know,
Speaker 1: once you recognize that pattern, you're like, yeah, no, these
Speaker 1: people are full of shit. This is the consistent full
Speaker 1: of shit you know, method and approach, and this is
Speaker 1: what they've been doing to screw over everybody in the process.
Speaker 4: Is and this change was done really to empower the
Speaker 4: monarchy in Jerusalem and the hype priesthood in Jerusalem. So
Speaker 4: all the other priesthoods serving all the other entities that
Speaker 4: were remembered so Astra, Milkom Chimosh, these were Jewish priesthoods
Speaker 4: that were servicing installations commemorating these.
Speaker 1: Beings, Saturn priesthoods. Let's let's kind of keep it inconsistent here,
Speaker 1: because you're jumping around the timeline. They're getting chronology like
Speaker 1: when were the Jews Jews right? And when did they
Speaker 1: become that they were shut down?
Speaker 4: Sometimes they were slaughtered, their temples were adopted or gotten
Speaker 4: rid of, their altars were broken, and then from King
Speaker 4: Hezekiah high Priest, Hilkiah royal scribed Chaifan senior priest, Ezra
Speaker 4: boy King Josiah. These are the key figures in getting
Speaker 4: rid of the memory of these other entities, of defacing
Speaker 4: the carvings, showing the many elo hymn of the past
Speaker 4: so that people would forget who they were, what they
Speaker 4: look like, and coming up with a list of books
Speaker 4: that would be the canon of the Hebrew scriptures. So
Speaker 4: this change happens so that.
Speaker 1: From being a.
Speaker 4: Group of tribes who remember ancient helpers, now we've got
Speaker 4: a religion of monotheism, one God, one king, one high priest.
Speaker 1: Stolen from the Gothic idea of that monotheistic the whole
Speaker 1: manotheistic idea comes from us. But the guy that they
Speaker 1: in the attributes of the of that whom they put
Speaker 1: in the in the top position or the only position,
Speaker 1: is a complete inversion in not only not not because
Speaker 1: they can't do good, just because they will only do
Speaker 1: good to deceive later. Right, it's it's it's this murderous
Speaker 1: lying piece of shit Yahweh slash Saturn, of which they
Speaker 1: emulate quite well, versus something like Rawalda where Neil Lena says,
Speaker 1: my God only knows good. It's not both things. It's
Speaker 1: not mixed. It's not schizophrenic. It's not a psychopath. It's
Speaker 1: not sociopathic. It's not ability. They have the ability to
Speaker 1: be so loving and then kill you at the same time,
Speaker 1: the same person, for the same for no reason. It's
Speaker 1: this is only in the unstable minds of of a
Speaker 1: Ashkenazi or a an Edenite. Remember Ashkenazi here, Turk two,
Speaker 1: this whole car semission, cal Padosha thing, same area. There's
Speaker 1: a lot of things that keep overlapping here that just
Speaker 1: prove and build upon this that this Eda is our Bible,
Speaker 1: our real Bible, not that it has anything to do
Speaker 1: with like the a God. But let's let's set the
Speaker 1: reconstrate as to who the heroes were and demystify all
Speaker 1: their bullshit that they are trying to keep us mentally
Speaker 1: trapped in thinking that we have some God or some
Speaker 1: Jew two please, in order for us to go to heaven,
Speaker 1: some Jew, some some Jew pope. Right, I mean, what
Speaker 1: is all this in nature of It's all it's all
Speaker 1: these Edenite people who have donned in us disguises like
Speaker 1: Wooden was donning his disguises and filtering into Islam, filtering
Speaker 1: into Christianity and Catholicism, and you know, leading the charge
Speaker 1: in Judaism, which again I don't think they have any
Speaker 1: belief in. But their belief is in the magic, is
Speaker 1: in the pharmacia, is in the technologies and anything that
Speaker 1: they can use as power to harm people, and religion
Speaker 1: beings one of those super strong things that you can
Speaker 1: really manipulate minds with. Of course, of course they're going
Speaker 1: to at least front that they believe in this stuff.
Speaker 1: They're going to front Zionism. They're gonna front. If it
Speaker 1: gets them something, of course they're going to go with it.
Speaker 4: They're par sites and high priestly family, one temple in Jerusalem,
Speaker 4: all the tithes coming to that one temple, So a
Speaker 4: huge centralization of economic power. One high priest telling you
Speaker 4: what's what to believe. He's the news agency. He tells
Speaker 4: you what's news, what's fake news. So it's a great
Speaker 4: centralization of power. And by choosing the violent god to
Speaker 4: be the god, it empowers the crown to enact violence
Speaker 4: in the name of that god. You've got a violent god.
Speaker 4: Then the king can go to war and threaten the
Speaker 4: violence of their God against other people. So it was
Speaker 4: empowering in that way, and Christianity had a similar thing
Speaker 4: happened to it at the time of Constantine. So Constantine
Speaker 4: wants essentially to hijack an emerging religious movement called.
Speaker 1: Now I said it was pure at all in the
Speaker 1: first place, but he knew he could work with these
Speaker 1: swindlers and treacherous folks of that religion for the mutual
Speaker 1: benefit of both. So this is where it comes in, right,
Speaker 1: because this was another Jewish trickery, romans who were actually
Speaker 1: pre pre Edonite types that were helping develop this religion.
Speaker 1: But then the Constantine knows he can will and deal
Speaker 1: with these people because they're not.
Speaker 4: Sincere Christianity, which is very popular among his soldiers, and
Speaker 4: he wants all those who are worshiped.
Speaker 1: For all the right reasons popular with the soldiers. But
Speaker 1: what they do with it is not for any good
Speaker 1: purpose other than giving Constantine this power right.
Speaker 4: Being this new God Jesus to think that in order
Speaker 4: to worship Jesus, they have to obey him the Emperor,
Speaker 4: and be good citizens. And he wants all the believers
Speaker 4: in the empire to believe that God is endorsing the
Speaker 4: power of the state, so the state can enact violence
Speaker 4: against its own people to maintain order, and can go
Speaker 4: to war with other territories to get more lands and possessions.
Speaker 4: And the way he does this is to ask a
Speaker 4: bishop to rewrite world history, and in particular to rewrite
Speaker 4: his own story. He wants a biography of himself written
Speaker 4: by this bishop, Eusebius. And the reason he picked this
Speaker 4: bishop is that he had read something he had written
Speaker 4: before which had described the Battle of the Milvian Bridge
Speaker 4: in a way that he really liked. And what he
Speaker 4: liked about it was really some passing comment that God
Speaker 4: must have favored Constantine, since constantin one. And so he
Speaker 4: makes friends with Eusebius, he includes him in his royal circle,
Speaker 4: and after a while he says, I want you to
Speaker 4: write a new history, and I want you to beef
Speaker 4: up that God must have been on Constantine's side section,
Speaker 4: because really, like day he did that. So in the
Speaker 4: new book, the New Story of the Milvian Bridge says
Speaker 4: that before that battle, a sign appeared in the sky,
Speaker 4: a cross which everybody saw, and the words written in
Speaker 4: the sky were in hoc signs signor vincez, which means
Speaker 4: conquering this sign. So it's a show that Jesus is
Speaker 4: supporting constant In his emperor and is endorsing the violence
Speaker 4: of his army and his military campaigns. So now it's
Speaker 4: Jesus and the emperor sort of hand in hand battling
Speaker 4: for the expansion of Constantine's empire. So it happens in
Speaker 4: literary form, and then we start seeing it in the
Speaker 4: art where Jesus is being depicted looking rather like an
Speaker 4: Italian foot soldier in the Imperial arm In fact, he's
Speaker 4: wearing the uniform of a foot soldier of the Imperial Army,
Speaker 4: which now means he's somewhat junior to the emperor, supporting
Speaker 4: all of the empire's military feats. This is the beginning
Speaker 4: of the story of colonization and enslavements done in the
Speaker 4: name of Jesus Constantine as the great pioneer of that.
Speaker 4: And he brings the cross in as the central symbol
Speaker 4: of Christianity, and he puts it on all his military flags,
Speaker 4: and now the soldiers start wearing things with the cross
Speaker 4: on it. But it's a form of cross that fuses
Speaker 4: the idea of military power with divine power, and so
Speaker 4: there's the story of the divine right of kings and
Speaker 4: people equating the violent expansion of the empire with exporting Christianity.
Speaker 4: So the confusion has been very deliberately created by rulers
Speaker 4: who wanted to hijack religion and use it to put
Speaker 4: a divine imprimatur on anything and everything they want to do,
Speaker 4: even if it's grotesque and violent. So not much, not
Speaker 4: much as change roughened.
Speaker 2: Not much change, not much, not much as it is
Speaker 2: in our in our current political systems around the world,
Speaker 2: they they they use religion too to get to what
Speaker 2: they want and manipulate the public.
Speaker 1: The public. It's it's insane.
Speaker 2: You were talking about the the early Hebrew beings or
Speaker 2: gods that it was like it was a poly polyneic polynith.
Speaker 2: I can't say polyN it's a polytheistic but thank you
Speaker 2: theistic worldview yet that we're multiple so it's very Hindu.
Speaker 1: The Next Level Soul podcast can't think of how to
Speaker 1: say the word polytheistic, and I have my tongue twisting days,
Speaker 1: but come on, man.
Speaker 2: Esque in that sense, it doesn't seem like in India
Speaker 2: that there was somebody that came in and then said, okay,
Speaker 2: let's take Ganesh, let's take this sh new let's take
Speaker 2: them all together. And there's only the one. Dude, there
Speaker 2: wasn't that that happened there, but there were more.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that. Well, here's the reason, because all
Speaker 1: that came from probably our Gothic people as well, and
Speaker 1: they weren't ever, they were probably not deities at one
Speaker 1: point either. There are probably people or our older stories
Speaker 1: that were then transferred over to that culture that they
Speaker 1: encountered there. Right, so there'd be different people retelling the
Speaker 1: story over time, and da da da, and then things
Speaker 1: that would be like totem animals would end up becoming
Speaker 1: things like Ganesh, which like a fucking elephant. Right, so
Speaker 1: to the region would make more sense. But again, were
Speaker 1: they gods when they say that, you know they have
Speaker 1: the many hands of you know, what do you call it? Shiva?
Speaker 1: Where she's holding the skull, the head, she's standing on
Speaker 1: the body, she's laid on the skull and she got
Speaker 1: her weapon thing and it's like, well, they said, she's
Speaker 1: depicted there with more arms because she's juggling like she's
Speaker 1: basically juggingly a lot of different things like showing each
Speaker 1: one of the things that she, like you know, is
Speaker 1: considered like the master of or whatever. She's like, you know,
Speaker 1: in the sacrifice all the other stuff. But that's why
Speaker 1: the hands are there now. I don't know if Vishnu
Speaker 1: with the same many hands of Vishnu is the same reason.
Speaker 1: Or there could have been something where it's like, I
Speaker 1: don't know, some kind of energy thing going on around
Speaker 1: that some particular person where you would see like the
Speaker 1: wave when you move your hands, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I don't know, so they would just say, ah, when
Speaker 1: artistic artistry, you're just gonna make a bunch of hands
Speaker 1: on there. But these are probably real people, just like Collie.
Speaker 1: Heidi l Frigg is the same person. Medea probably the
Speaker 1: same person because she messages with this purple. She's into this,
Speaker 1: uh you know, this this cult of Pharmakia. She's the
Speaker 1: head priestess of it. So she could very well be
Speaker 1: that Medea. She could very will be that. She definitely
Speaker 1: is the Klie that they brought to India talking about
Speaker 1: things to avoid watch out for Kali. So if Callee
Speaker 1: is Heidi from the Eda Tales or from Eden, from
Speaker 1: Turkey and our gosp ancestors went there, then who's to
Speaker 1: say that God nationalized other people? Were they already there?
Speaker 1: Were they? Were they part of the lack of culture
Speaker 1: that was there before we got there? Or were they
Speaker 1: street shitting until we got there right without streets? Were
Speaker 1: they were they bathing and drinking their own piss and
Speaker 1: shit in the same stream? Who knows, because it seems
Speaker 1: like that's what that happens after we leave, they they
Speaker 1: they regress back to that type of living. Right, so
Speaker 1: we brought culture where we went. And if there's things
Speaker 1: like like he's saying like this it's polytheistic, I don't
Speaker 1: think it is. I think it's people again that then
Speaker 1: later on Bards and people, Jews people like that will
Speaker 1: then either deliberately or because they're idiots and they are both,
Speaker 1: will reinterpret it to their liking and to their to
Speaker 1: their benefit and then tell everybody say everybody's a pagan
Speaker 1: or a polytheist, when they are in fact the very
Speaker 1: and then and then they built Christianity to do that
Speaker 1: very thing and destroy the past, just just like they
Speaker 1: did with Islam, pre Islamic stuff. They took Christianity, you know,
Speaker 1: everything that was pagan burn it destroyed. I don't want
Speaker 1: any record of it. I don't want any history of it.
Speaker 1: That was the Gothic stuff. And they weren't pagan they
Speaker 1: weren't they weren't polytheists. That's idiots interpreting their what they
Speaker 1: were coming across because they can't read, because they're goddamn
Speaker 1: alliterate and they didn't understand titles. So they break up
Speaker 1: person who's not a not a deity in the first place,
Speaker 1: into a bunch of different people and then say they're polytheists,
Speaker 1: they're Pagans, they're pre christian Well, so the rest of
Speaker 1: the world is all fucked up before before Christianity. So
Speaker 1: why did God even have a previous time? Why didn't
Speaker 1: you just start off with Jesus and start the storyline?
Speaker 1: Then why have people that you're just there to like
Speaker 1: extras that you're just going to delete and kill. Doesn't
Speaker 1: make any sense, None of it does. But this is
Speaker 1: all through the mind that remember of a freaking Ashkenazi
Speaker 1: or a Turkish Jew slash eden Knite, stattern cold. All
Speaker 1: they've done for the last five thousand years is pharmakia,
Speaker 1: sorcery and human sacrifice. They're not right in the head. Oh,
Speaker 1: and lots of lots of lots of inbreeding.
Speaker 2: For multiple gods, if you will, in early Hebrew, in
Speaker 2: the Hebrew teachings originally, yes.
Speaker 4: And of course we have the vestiges of that worldview
Speaker 4: still in the stories of the Hebrew scriptures. So if
Speaker 4: you go to the Ten Commandments, yeah.
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Speaker 1: like a eight forty seven right now. Let's let's let's
Speaker 1: kick it up. And as long as they let me,
Speaker 1: as long as as long as the wheel doesn't fall
Speaker 1: off over there, I'm gonna keep riding that bicycle on YouTube,
Speaker 1: right all right?
Speaker 4: YPS begins by saying I don't want you working for
Speaker 4: any other Elahem. I don't want you to battery jealous
Speaker 4: down to them. And you're not even allowed to depict them.
Speaker 4: And of course we're not supposed to ask. Sorry, don't
Speaker 4: depict who?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 4: What other lahem are we talking about?
Speaker 6: Are we just talk?
Speaker 1: Then they just kill you right there? Wrong, don't mean
Speaker 1: be inquisitive if he told you, don't even ask about
Speaker 1: these other people. These are Iloheim, which, by the way,
Speaker 1: chances are was a council of other Edenites, or possibly
Speaker 1: when there was a truce between the gods and the Edenites,
Speaker 1: they were trying to maybe work something out, and this
Speaker 1: might have been some of the tales that not all
Speaker 1: of them, but some of the tales that came out
Speaker 1: of that were the goths. And you know, the gods
Speaker 1: didn't get it wrong with each other either. And when
Speaker 1: we get into the stories, once we get into like
Speaker 1: the makers of civilization and racial history, we'll start seeing
Speaker 1: how they were warring goths who came down who weren't
Speaker 1: as noble as Thor, who were very easily corrupted by
Speaker 1: these other pieces of shit, and they would they would
Speaker 1: offer their help and service. The Wolf tribe would the
Speaker 1: serpent wolf tribe would to these other gods to cause
Speaker 1: trouble for our people. So this was going on a lot.
Speaker 1: There were people that wanted the power a lot of times,
Speaker 1: and there was a lot of conflict, and there was
Speaker 1: a lot of beating down of people in a weakened
Speaker 1: us because there was a lot of there was some
Speaker 1: infighting going on there right, and most of the time
Speaker 1: it's because these people were basically groomed by this cult,
Speaker 1: this mindset, and then promised assistance and all this other
Speaker 1: shit if they would help them take down the goths,
Speaker 1: Thor's goths or Thor's family's gods.
Speaker 4: Okay about images and statues, or are we talking about
Speaker 4: other beings? And as you read the Elohim stories in
Speaker 4: the Hebrew scriptures, it turns out he's talking about other beings,
Speaker 4: and Yahweh has a very competitive relationship with these other beings,
Speaker 4: Joshua and Joshua twenty four. He's a successor to Moses.
Speaker 4: So as to the people, you need to decide who
Speaker 4: you're going to serve. Will you serve the Elchim that
Speaker 4: your ancestors served in messages?
Speaker 1: Will you serve Potamia? We're going right back to our people,
Speaker 1: or but who are they talking about a They talking
Speaker 1: about the Edenites, they're the people that they served, and
Speaker 1: what time for him? After Thorer rehabilitated the people, after
Speaker 1: people were liberated, before people were liberated, what time for him?
Speaker 1: Are they talking about demons? Are they talking about the
Speaker 1: goss themselves that they were venerated after the fact because
Speaker 1: they were rehabilitated and they were liberated and grateful? Who
Speaker 1: the fuck are they talking about. It's just you can't
Speaker 1: just say the ancient pace past ancient Mesopotamia, Look at
Speaker 1: what point of.
Speaker 4: The eleem of Egypt? Or will you serve Yahweh? So
Speaker 4: we've got this plurality of beings to choose from, but
Speaker 4: you're only to work for Yahweh. And so some scholars say,
Speaker 4: strictly speaking.
Speaker 1: Just think about how much we've been told about Sun
Speaker 1: called and how pagan and evil and all that it is.
Speaker 1: It's the very thing that is what Christianity is based on,
Speaker 1: because that's how they grafted this religion. So the more
Speaker 1: pure form would have been what the goth we're doing
Speaker 1: five thousand years ago? Do you want to throw a
Speaker 1: Jesus in there? And you want to try to clean
Speaker 1: up what they said? He said, that's that's that's for
Speaker 1: you to do your mental gymnastics on. It's great, wonderful
Speaker 1: if you can figure it out what he was really
Speaker 1: all about. But or if he was really all about
Speaker 1: if you know what I mean. But is that necessary?
Speaker 1: Is it even required in order for you to accept
Speaker 1: the fact that this, all this stuff that they used
Speaker 1: to develop these stories came from us in the first
Speaker 1: place and had a noble noble roots. Isn't that more important?
Speaker 4: Judaism wasn't polytheism. It did believe in many gods, whatever
Speaker 4: they were, but you must only worship one, and we
Speaker 4: call that henatheism. But within henatheism is an acknowledgment of
Speaker 4: other beings. We have a vision in One Kings twenty
Speaker 4: two by the prophet Micaiah who describes this council of
Speaker 4: being as this council of Elahim. She calls the bata Dat,
Speaker 4: who are all stakeholders apparently in Project Earth, and they're
Speaker 4: in some kind of uneasy.
Speaker 1: See my guess is these are lords of the different
Speaker 1: lands that were controlled by the Goths. That would be
Speaker 1: my theory on that, or if they're talking previous to it,
Speaker 1: then it was just different tribal leaders of the Wolf
Speaker 1: and Serpent colt that obviously, because of their treacherous ways,
Speaker 1: they probably never could trust each other. So there probably
Speaker 1: was a little like uneasy piece there, just like it
Speaker 1: would be an uneasy piece with the Goths and them,
Speaker 1: but again without time, without time frame, and because they're
Speaker 1: just throwing vague ideas out there into the ether, you
Speaker 1: can't there's no way of just answering these questions, at
Speaker 1: least not with what he's talking about. He's not saying
Speaker 1: it enough.
Speaker 4: Easy truths among themselves as to managing the project moving forward.
Speaker 4: You've got wars among the Elohim where they send their
Speaker 4: humans to war against each other, so there's no.
Speaker 1: Now he says humans to war against you. There's a
Speaker 1: lot of presumption and assumption there. So he's drafting this
Speaker 1: up to give himself a place to platform off his
Speaker 1: his alien thing and his fact that these are actually
Speaker 1: gods are not people thing, which neither of them, in
Speaker 1: my opinion, are true. That these are people people if
Speaker 1: they're l of hims are still people, They're just tall people.
Speaker 1: Chances are, chances are that the Goths.
Speaker 4: Question that there are plural Elohim in the texts, which
Speaker 4: is why it's a plural form word, plural verbs, plural behaviors.
Speaker 4: They have conversations, they have conflicts, they go to war.
Speaker 4: But then, as I say, we get to the eighth
Speaker 4: to sixth century BCE, and describes want the story to
Speaker 4: change so that we think of these old gods, these
Speaker 4: other gods, as if they were just totems and statues.
Speaker 1: And he says totems, those would be like the animal totems. Possibly,
Speaker 1: but again, so if these were actual people, which he won't,
Speaker 1: he doesn't even address it that way. So it's either
Speaker 1: goths or gods or aliens, not goths, right, So what
Speaker 1: if it wasn't a time when there was a truce
Speaker 1: and the war that they're talking about is between Enionites
Speaker 1: and the Goths, to where the Goths constantly had to
Speaker 1: put them down because they kept on trying to antagonize.
Speaker 1: So they had annex and then they had to fights more,
Speaker 1: and then there was more treachery, more treachery, more treachery,
Speaker 1: and then finally that's it. Enough is enough, no more diplomacy.
Speaker 1: We're taking you down and that's that. So then what
Speaker 1: are they saying when they say, are you going to
Speaker 1: worship the yellow game of the past. Well, these people
Speaker 1: were people, so what are they talking about. They're saying,
Speaker 1: are you going to turn your back on your Gothic
Speaker 1: heritage if you're in fact one of them, or are
Speaker 1: you going to take on our yahweh? Oh? Well, don't
Speaker 1: worry though, because we're going to do a rewrite here
Speaker 1: in a bit. We're going to give you Jesus and
Speaker 1: it's gonna make everything all better because it's going to
Speaker 1: give you everything that you think you need and what
Speaker 1: you're still going to be following yahweh? Or are you yeah, well,
Speaker 1: you know close enough, sad and blah blah blah. It's
Speaker 1: all about who manipulates and controls the church and controls
Speaker 1: who teaches you what that religion means. So even if
Speaker 1: it's all a fully purely different thing, as long as
Speaker 1: we corrupt it and control it, we still got you.
Speaker 1: And that's no reflection on Jesus or anything. But it's
Speaker 1: definitely a reflection on the Church.
Speaker 4: And there's only one real God and that's yahweh. But
Speaker 4: there are still stories left behind that show you know,
Speaker 4: these beings are sort of going toe to toe against
Speaker 4: each other, and many of the stories of wars are
Speaker 4: incomprehensible until you frame them that way. So you can
Speaker 4: frame them by going to Psalm eighty two or Deuteronomy thirty.
Speaker 1: I think it's funny. I don't know where she said this,
Speaker 1: orme on see, I oht know where it was said.
Speaker 1: Crystal Knight says, Amen to that. I just found that
Speaker 1: hilarious in and of itself, because we're talking about relating. Amen,
Speaker 1: you can say that to any part of it. Amen
Speaker 1: to that, right, christiandy is Telmletic. Oh, I have to
Speaker 1: read that. Helmut is just Torah commentary. But yeah, plus
Speaker 1: rabbis yep, just add Rabbi I believe in crystal light.
Speaker 1: Oh man, let's see. Is one of the superficial layers
Speaker 1: of this meaning in my opinion. Yeah, but also you're saying,
Speaker 1: you're saying that the Jesus equals the sun is. But
Speaker 1: think about this too though, that's also Vietra.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 1: They're saying that the Mithra and fifteen other people have
Speaker 1: the same story. But is it because and I made this,
Speaker 1: I made this discussion, had this discussion before. It's not
Speaker 1: because they're all supposed to be the same thing. Like
Speaker 1: the idiots will tell you. It's because when you come
Speaker 1: across somebody who's special and they want the people to
Speaker 1: remember them and latch onto them, they will give them
Speaker 1: the characteristics and the traits of something, a sign, a symbol, right,
Speaker 1: something that they're used to seeing, so they'll give them
Speaker 1: the sign. So that doesn't mean that Jesus was real
Speaker 1: or fake, or that he was of, you know, the
Speaker 1: Son itself, and just that's going way out there saying
Speaker 1: he's just actually the son that they're talking about the
Speaker 1: whole time. That's not true, and neither is Mithra. But
Speaker 1: in the Sun cult, that wouldn't necessarily be a bad
Speaker 1: thing as long as you understand that what they're actually
Speaker 1: venerating is the God who creates all things, including the sun,
Speaker 1: and that it's a monotheistic religion of something that's pure,
Speaker 1: that can only give give life and not take it right,
Speaker 1: So why that's not such a bad thing to be
Speaker 1: having a monarker of if you are Jesus, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. But it's but at the same time,
Speaker 1: it's like, well, there's Mythra and there's Li They go, oh,
Speaker 1: they all do the same pattern. It's like, well, yeah,
Speaker 1: because when you know what people are looking for to
Speaker 1: assign something special to somebody, something that they should remember
Speaker 1: about somebody. How do you prove to them that that
Speaker 1: is like the deity or the or that is the
Speaker 1: person of importance were you have to give them something
Speaker 1: that they're expecting to see. So if their belief system
Speaker 1: is around this one thing or something that you can
Speaker 1: show as a pattern in the sky and actually prove
Speaker 1: that way in a weird way, you're like say, see look,
Speaker 1: then it's like it's a visual reference. So they'll assign
Speaker 1: these things to even real people, but give them mythical
Speaker 1: attributes a lot. So it's all very confusing because it's
Speaker 1: just the way people manipulate others, not always manipulate in
Speaker 1: the wrong way, but just manipulate try to get their
Speaker 1: point across. I guess a little bit more uh directly.
Speaker 4: Too, which describes a moment post invasion. So we're invaded
Speaker 4: by a group called that Sava hasha miim, which means
Speaker 4: the airborne armies or the.
Speaker 1: Or here he says that that's basically he like leaves
Speaker 1: it out in the open saying airborne armies, and you
Speaker 1: can see what that means, like basically throwing o the
Speaker 1: alien thing again, But hey, what does it actually mean?
Speaker 1: It could be a lot of things, because if it's
Speaker 1: in just the stylize the way people are writing at
Speaker 1: the time, what could it mean. Could it be winged
Speaker 1: people because they're the sun coult is that the airborne Armies.
Speaker 1: Could it be the fact that they use some sort
Speaker 1: of noxious gas or something like that, so that's the
Speaker 1: airborne Army. Could it be because they literally had something
Speaker 1: that they could or maybe there were hang gliders like
Speaker 1: the Hummas. Yeah, they were the airborne Army. Ha ha
Speaker 1: ha ha. Who knows. Maybe maybe there was some old
Speaker 1: tech because where you didn't go into the VA and
Speaker 1: stuff like that. I mean, there's something out there that
Speaker 1: they're still not telling us about the history because they
Speaker 1: don't want us to know that it's sickle col because
Speaker 1: if we know that it's cycle coal, then we know
Speaker 1: that there's been a reset before. In these resets or
Speaker 1: these flipping over the hourglass again, that's why they love
Speaker 1: chronos so much, because they're waiting for that flipping over
Speaker 1: the hourglass to destroy lots of people. That makes them
Speaker 1: get their jollys off, shows that they're, you know, rooting
Speaker 1: for the right guy. Because he's so powerful. If we
Speaker 1: know that that was coming and it's going to happen
Speaker 1: in a cyclical pattern, why would we follow people in
Speaker 1: the first place, We're all you know, it kind of
Speaker 1: destroys the whole religion thing because it's like, oh, we're
Speaker 1: going to have a da da da da, But why
Speaker 1: do anything if it's just going to be set back
Speaker 1: to zero all the time? Why do anything at all?
Speaker 1: Why not just live our lives and raise our families
Speaker 1: and be happy with the time we got? What is
Speaker 1: this thing that we constantly keep seeking? What is it
Speaker 1: we're trying to do? Right? It makes it makes the
Speaker 1: whole idea of like forward forward, forward forward fall apart
Speaker 1: a little bit. It's the sense of urgency thing is
Speaker 1: good for getting things done, but it's not great for
Speaker 1: like driving people to be constantly preoccupied with occupation so
Speaker 1: that they can't just live their lives and enjoy their
Speaker 1: children and their families. That's not okay. So there's there's
Speaker 1: something about that whole I don't want, Like, why why
Speaker 1: wouldn't you when there's so much evidence? Why would you?
Speaker 1: As a the controlling cult of the world, and that's
Speaker 1: what they are, not want people to recognize that they
Speaker 1: may have had a much more technologically advanced or equally
Speaker 1: or just differently using different they just you know, explore
Speaker 1: different types of tech and didn't have us ban on
Speaker 1: certain types of technology like we do now because they're
Speaker 1: too freeing to the people. Why why why wouldn't they
Speaker 1: want us to know about that? Because they don't want
Speaker 1: us to sue that on our own and try to
Speaker 1: achieve that and rebuild it.
Speaker 7: Is that?
Speaker 8: Why?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 8: Why is that?
Speaker 1: Because they don't want us to know that we are
Speaker 1: the ones that we're creating everything and somehow we're being
Speaker 1: ruled by the by the pieces of crap that could
Speaker 1: be it, the pieces of garbage you never contribute anything
Speaker 1: to mankind are the ones that are now controlling us
Speaker 1: with an artificial world and artificial body and artificial everything,
Speaker 1: artificial dogs. I mean, come on, all they can create
Speaker 1: is fake illusions. It's all it's all the part of
Speaker 1: That's the same thing with the Roman Catholic Church. It's
Speaker 1: all artificial world construct right, that's what they can control.
Speaker 1: Our conception are our perception of things is the only
Speaker 1: thing that they're able to control.
Speaker 4: Skyfleet, So just picture that for a moment. What are
Speaker 4: we looking at there? And then they arrive they start
Speaker 4: governing things as the bar Adat and El Elyon, the
Speaker 4: senium among these. Elohim then carves out the lands, giving
Speaker 4: this land to this elo Him, this land to this Elahim,
Speaker 4: this plant to this Elohim. Yahweh seems to be a
Speaker 4: junior member of that council because he gets short shrift.
Speaker 4: He gets a people group with.
Speaker 1: No land Aha.
Speaker 4: So El Elyon has created this artificial scarcity.
Speaker 1: This is the excuse for why the Jews don't have
Speaker 1: a home and know why they want to assimilate because
Speaker 1: they weren't given something by the divving up of property,
Speaker 1: so they have to go ahead and destroy everybody else's
Speaker 1: because they're a bunch of little spoiled brats. Is that
Speaker 1: what we're hearing. But they're the chosen ones. It don't
Speaker 1: seem so chosen if they weren't given anything, chosen by whom.
Speaker 4: He So that now conflict and warfare has been built
Speaker 4: into the system as they compete for resources. So the
Speaker 4: first thing Yahweh does is rescue his people group from
Speaker 4: another Elohim's land. He has to go into Egypt.
Speaker 1: That's a little too noble of an explanation for anything
Speaker 1: that Yahweh does.
Speaker 4: And retrieve his people group and then go to war
Speaker 4: with other Elihims so his people group can have some land.
Speaker 1: And so this is the great this is the reason
Speaker 1: why they're murdering a bunch of people in Gaza, right
Speaker 1: and by the way, Ottoman Empire, right, go and repack
Speaker 1: the whole turket swing again. Isn't it interesting of that orte.
Speaker 4: Like outrage and injustice that's built into the story as
Speaker 4: yahwees people look for some kind of homeland and it
Speaker 4: doesn't matter who the people group is. If you've got
Speaker 4: a people group with no citizenship and no land, whether
Speaker 4: we're talking about the Middle East today or talking.
Speaker 1: This is all bullshit. Remember, so think about this. If
Speaker 1: this was literally a depiction of what happened after the
Speaker 1: eden Knites were broken apart, it's because they don't deserve
Speaker 1: any place because everywhere they go and everything that they've touched,
Speaker 1: they've committed to a dark well I say it rulership
Speaker 1: right where they're constantly preying upon the people that are
Speaker 1: in their kingdom or whatnot. They're a territory, they're taking
Speaker 1: their children, they're doing horrible. They're either grooming them to
Speaker 1: be one of them, or they're harming them for sacrificial reasons.
Speaker 1: They're messing with pharmacia, they're poisoning people just for like
Speaker 1: imagine going, well, this does actually happen in reality right now.
Speaker 1: So this is kind of a nice glimpse of that.
Speaker 1: Like you go to your doctor, or you go to
Speaker 1: your your sorceress because they're the same person, and you
Speaker 1: ask for a remedy for something, and it's just on
Speaker 1: a whim because how she's feeling that day, decides instead
Speaker 1: of trying to give you some you know, tincture or whatever,
Speaker 1: she gives you poison and then watches in delight as
Speaker 1: you die. That's the type of like torment and torture
Speaker 1: and terror some that these people were under all the
Speaker 1: time with these people, So they didn't deserve a land
Speaker 1: they got They got kicked out of there, and then
Speaker 1: it really did become a garden because it was irrigated
Speaker 1: and it was it was it was moving by the
Speaker 1: plow because of Cain. Right then it did become an
Speaker 1: actual garden of Eden. It wasn't just their freaking little
Speaker 1: ship box where they were conducting sorcery and black magic
Speaker 1: all the time. It did become a garden. I want,
Speaker 1: I don't want to say it's a paradise, because I
Speaker 1: think that word actually does mean a pen for animals
Speaker 1: when you get down to the nitty gritty of it.
Speaker 1: So I don't know. We're about two minutes left of
Speaker 1: this and we're gonna call it for the day.
Speaker 4: About the Rhinia people. It creates appalling problems, and it's
Speaker 4: those appalling problems we see playing out in the Hebrew scriptures,
Speaker 4: none of which makes sense.
Speaker 1: Just by itself. That's a full statement, none of which
Speaker 1: makes sense.
Speaker 4: No Elahim. But we told from the beginning there are many.
Speaker 4: But that's the story. Agent had to be changed in
Speaker 4: the Great Reform so that now we think of the
Speaker 4: other gods as idols, so that now we think of
Speaker 4: serving the other Elohim as if it were idolatry or backsliding.
Speaker 4: But before those editorial changes, it was just the world,
Speaker 4: many lands, many ela him and it's the same worldview
Speaker 4: that you can find in the age.
Speaker 1: It's more of a one world government view now right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: funny how that works out. You can't have separate nations anymore, can't.
Speaker 1: You can't serve your own local nation anymore. You have
Speaker 1: to be part of the one or none.
Speaker 4: Story of cultures all around the world.
Speaker 2: Now, the Hebrew religion, I've really never gone deep down
Speaker 2: that rabbit hole in the sense of looking past, going
Speaker 2: farther back, like how old does it go? What is
Speaker 2: the origins of it? Because I pretty much just like
Speaker 2: the Bible alt that's it. But there was something before.
Speaker 2: As you're talking about the Ilohem and all of that stuff.
Speaker 2: How many years does it go back that you know of,
Speaker 2: at least from from the historical record?
Speaker 1: All right? So they're just babbling right now. So let's
Speaker 1: just uh go to I want to show you guys,
Speaker 1: this is funny. Did I do it wrung again? Of
Speaker 1: course I did? Can you just go to the page? Thanks?
Speaker 1: All right? So I'm looking over here on the side.
Speaker 1: We did it. We didn't even bother to change Jaway's
Speaker 1: name for the European goum. How do I get rid
Speaker 1: of that? Okay? And then these were the ones I
Speaker 1: was reading before. Dude, chillax, it was just a prank, bro,
Speaker 1: And He's like, what the fuck?
Speaker 8: Dad?
Speaker 1: Right, let's see, well, I can't read that part. Bastards
Speaker 1: A Jewish shrek k known as the a Voda Zara,
Speaker 1: provided detailed instructions on how to properly mistreat a statue.
Speaker 1: One can desecrate a statue, it advised, by cutting off
Speaker 1: the tip of its ear or nose or finger, by
Speaker 1: battering it, even although its bulk be not demolished. Is
Speaker 1: desecrated merely taking down the statue or spinning at it,
Speaker 1: or dragging it about, or throwing dirt upon it was
Speaker 1: not the treatisey warned sufficient, though the resourceful Christian might
Speaker 1: indulge in all of these as an added humiliation to
Speaker 1: the demon within. So that's nice. Well, obviously they weren't
Speaker 1: breaking off the noses because they were Jewish noses, because
Speaker 1: anything that was put into a statue actually accomplished something
Speaker 1: that was no worthy of pudding in stone, So obviously
Speaker 1: they weren't Jews. So there you go. These are awfully
Speaker 1: European and looking in each one of them except for
Speaker 1: the when I can't see the face of Yeah. When
Speaker 1: Christians destroyed Western civilization, they followed Jewish laws and the
Speaker 1: Talmud for desecrating gentile idols Talmudic Zitians destroyed the Great
Speaker 1: Temple statues, temple statues of emperors, heroes and gods. The
Speaker 1: ruins tourists visit today are tumuitic desecrations, some of them,
Speaker 1: not all that's fucked up, but some of them, not
Speaker 1: all of them, because the fucking Jews, the Jews and
Speaker 1: the Christians are not the fuck they're looking at, right,
Speaker 1: and they're they're they're teaching them to destroy their own history.
Speaker 1: But some of them were like emperors themselves in statue form,
Speaker 1: because that's what they wanted to plant in each uh,
Speaker 1: in each of what do you call little little little
Speaker 1: township there, because each one had their own little emperor
Speaker 1: uh that they're supposed to worship as a god. Right,
Speaker 1: So some of those were like that. But like these statues,
Speaker 1: what the hell? How do we know that's not fre you.
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 1: Like, that's that's jacked up. There's one I was commenting
Speaker 1: on before, mm hmm. So it's very hard for me
Speaker 1: to this is Crystal night. This was very hard. It's
Speaker 1: very hard to find common ground on this topic. For me,
Speaker 1: religion is only stories that I try to attempt to
Speaker 1: describe the divine or righteous behavior. That's why Hindus use
Speaker 1: elephants and Aztecs, Jaguars. They use relatable aspects of the
Speaker 1: life in order to do it. So, but I must
Speaker 1: say I judge you wrong. I thought you thought you
Speaker 1: were Christian. If it wasn't for a floodstream, I would
Speaker 1: remain ignorant of that fact.
Speaker 7: Ha ha.
Speaker 1: I already liked that, Oh I did already. Sorry, we
Speaker 1: gotta put that up on top. It's like, oh, it's
Speaker 1: not gonna move name. There you go. There's hey, who's
Speaker 1: that look like? Kind of looks like quote unquote Odin
Speaker 1: or a or a Merlin, doesn't it. It actually looks
Speaker 1: like the cover of a freaking uh you know, Zoso.
Speaker 1: Over there, we got the led Zeppelin going on. The
Speaker 1: actually had the hood though with the with the the
Speaker 1: lantern kind of similar though. All right, we're calling it. Everybody,
Speaker 1: have wonderful day. I gos here too long? Wait too long?
Speaker 1: What am I doing? That was your way? Too? Lonely crap?
Speaker 1: Don't tell anybody I don't have a life.
Speaker 8: I do.
Speaker 1: I have to make hot sauce. That's something, right, Order
Speaker 1: some more as sauce. Then I can have a life. Alright.
Speaker 1: Bye ah, there you go.