Speaker 1: I were worth the feeding shoes as you drunk the
Speaker 1: smelling boose.
Speaker 2: I'm a whim.
Speaker 1: My glasses are real thick and my red would make
Speaker 1: me sick.
Speaker 2: I'm a whim.
Speaker 1: I've got deep like a squirrel.
Speaker 3: Never make up to a girl.
Speaker 2: I'm a whim.
Speaker 1: I commit the electronics. I'm believe in my economics.
Speaker 2: I'm a whim.
Speaker 4: He's a whim. He's a whim. This defension.
Speaker 5: He's a wi a wif.
Speaker 4: He's a whim.
Speaker 5: He's a whims.
Speaker 4: This defens he's aware away.
Speaker 1: I've got really greasy hair and skid marked underwear.
Speaker 2: I'm a whim.
Speaker 1: I think Goda Hue is a commie. I still live
Speaker 1: with my mommy.
Speaker 4: I'm a whim.
Speaker 1: I've never taken drugs, but I mean because I think box.
Speaker 2: I'm a whim. When I'm seiling blue, I just.
Speaker 5: I'm I'm like I won too.
Speaker 2: I'm a whim.
Speaker 4: He's a whim. He's a whim.
Speaker 5: This is the best.
Speaker 6: He's a man a wave.
Speaker 4: He's a whim. He's a whim.
Speaker 5: This is the best. He's a wave a wads he's
Speaker 5: a whare he am he was the best. He's awam
Speaker 5: a man.
Speaker 7: He's a whim.
Speaker 5: He's a whim.
Speaker 4: He is the beer.
Speaker 5: He's a were aware.
Speaker 1: I tell my god start and get my course at Kmart.
Speaker 2: I'm a whim. I think mister Roster's is macho.
Speaker 1: I remember it, but Nato, I'm a whim. I used
Speaker 1: to work in radio check until I just my back.
Speaker 2: I'm a whim.
Speaker 1: I've got pencils in my shirt and my hemorrhoids always hurt.
Speaker 2: I'm an a whim.
Speaker 4: He's a wham.
Speaker 5: He's a wham.
Speaker 4: This DEVESTI he's aware, aware, he's aware. He's a whim defension.
Speaker 4: He's aware aware.
Speaker 1: He's a wham.
Speaker 8: He's a win.
Speaker 5: A wi. He's a wam.
Speaker 4: He's aware to.
Speaker 7: This Depsson's amis are aware.
Speaker 5: He's a lamb, the ramstor a man a lambs.
Speaker 7: He's a plan to take a lamps a w.
Speaker 1: I wore worth the feeding shoes as you drunk a
Speaker 1: smelling boose.
Speaker 2: I'm a whim.
Speaker 1: My glasses are real thick and my red would make
Speaker 1: me sick.
Speaker 2: I'm a whim.
Speaker 1: I've got deep like the squirrel.
Speaker 4: Never make up to a girl.
Speaker 2: I'm a whim.
Speaker 1: I am in the electronics. I'm believing economics.
Speaker 2: I'm a whim.
Speaker 4: He's aware he's a whim. This defense ure, he's aware
Speaker 4: aware he's a whim.
Speaker 5: He's a whims.
Speaker 4: This defensure, he's aware aware.
Speaker 1: I've got really greasy hair, I've skid marked underwear.
Speaker 2: I'm a whim. I think Donahue was a.
Speaker 6: Maybe if we sold your mother to the foreign slave traders,
Speaker 6: it might help our attitude. Okay, what'd you say about
Speaker 6: my mother?
Speaker 9: What's the matter?
Speaker 10: That thing just sits on my desk and stares at
Speaker 10: me with that idiotic blinking light on the screen.
Speaker 6: Computers they're here to stay.
Speaker 4: Technology will replace you.
Speaker 10: So what Why is it that men understand computers so
Speaker 10: easily and women don't.
Speaker 6: There was a woman in the eighteen forties who worked
Speaker 6: with computers.
Speaker 9: That should be some kind of encouragement for him.
Speaker 10: I don't. If I do something wrong, make a copy
Speaker 10: of this copy of the stakes stay.
Speaker 6: I proceeded to the photo.
Speaker 9: My mom's on the now, but he's a wamp. Piece of.
Speaker 10: This is like, whether this is a dream to be
Speaker 10: for your mind is something you'll have to answer for yourself.
Speaker 9: This is your choice.
Speaker 10: I can be perhaps a window till you see better
Speaker 10: into the computer realm, or I can let you return
Speaker 10: to that hideous place you just came from.
Speaker 6: Please don't.
Speaker 10: Let's reflect upon a few things. To the mind's eye,
Speaker 10: a computer is a tool like a knife, a wrench,
Speaker 10: a parasol sense.
Speaker 9: There's nonsense the way hot topics. Hope you brought your
Speaker 9: Jinko jeans. The legs of mine are soiled with filth.
Speaker 9: Did you ever have Jinko jeans? And the legs soiled
Speaker 9: with filth because of rain? Don't step in the puddles,
Speaker 9: don't put the peep in the pooh Oh. Welcome baby,
Speaker 9: Welcome tonight's opening Diddy. If you watched, Thank you Robert. Yes,
Speaker 9: we will be taking questions tonight. You guys, welcome everybody.
Speaker 9: Middle of the day stream We're doing it. Jay'son Alison
Speaker 9: Style today. This is me. Turn around. Look at what
Speaker 9: you see in her face the mirror of your dream.
Speaker 9: Make believe I'm everywhere. Given in the light. Written on
Speaker 9: the pages is the answer to a never ending Hollywood
Speaker 9: repackageram make stranger things stranger things, Stranger things. Don't touch
Speaker 9: the stranger's thing. Ah ah rhymes that keep reach the
Speaker 9: stars fly. A fantasy dream, a dream and what you
Speaker 9: see will be in the repackaging of the repackaging of
Speaker 9: the repackaging. Ah ha et plus John Carpenter plus everything
Speaker 9: from the eighties.
Speaker 11: Ah ah ha.
Speaker 12: Really gay the show is really good. A Strangest Thing
Speaker 12: poop poop peepee.
Speaker 9: Anyway, Yeah, I wat Stranger Things, and nerds are not
Speaker 9: wis by the way, nerds are not So I got
Speaker 9: some notes. We're gonna talk about Stranger Things. We're gonna
Speaker 9: talk about folk magic, Wickerman and the repackage Wickerman known
Speaker 9: as meet some.
Speaker 11: Are meet Smart. Would you like to come to my
Speaker 11: version of burning Command? Will we prot you inside a
Speaker 11: giant to Peter Mude and burn you down?
Speaker 9: Yeah? It speedy fun. You're already already already, Sweetish Chef.
Speaker 9: Did you know Sweetest Chef was in a death cult?
Speaker 11: Beee pee pooh poo poo peepee. The mouth of Venus
Speaker 11: is greater than the.
Speaker 9: Wait No, the.
Speaker 11: I of horse over poo poop pee peep peep pee.
Speaker 9: You have to know Tristan. That's the Tristan remix of
Speaker 9: the Stranger Things version of the Never Any Story song.
Speaker 9: If you watch Stranger Things, it's not all madden us
Speaker 9: Tonight we will be talking about again these films, crazy
Speaker 9: news stories that I saw this week.
Speaker 13: Get down, Chubs, Get down, Chubs.
Speaker 9: I love you, kJ. I'm just joking. So it's a
Speaker 9: it's a kJ esque show this week.
Speaker 13: Hey guys, Get down, Chubs, Chubs get down.
Speaker 9: That's an homage to kJ. If you get impersonated by Jay,
Speaker 9: you know that I like you and we impersonally. Everybody
Speaker 9: around here, Yes, everybody. Everybody likes the Jay remix of
Speaker 9: the Tristan version of the Stranger Things installment of the
Speaker 9: Never Any Story. I gotta pay Tristan royalties every time
Speaker 9: to the peepeep in the poo poo.
Speaker 13: Hete Chubs, Get down, Chubs, Chubs, get down.
Speaker 9: Uh anyway, So yeah, I hope you guys saw the
Speaker 9: movies this week, Stranger Things, Midsomar, Folk Magic, Wickerman, and
Speaker 9: I did get to through some interviews that are going
Speaker 9: to relate to folk Magic, and that's secret stuff in
Speaker 9: the pipe and the pike and the pipe whatever that means,
Speaker 9: in the pike, down the pipe. All right, we're not
Speaker 9: gonna get too dirty. But the first dumb thing I
Speaker 9: saw was in the news today directly related to what
Speaker 9: I just did last week's subscribers talk on. Look at
Speaker 9: this four hundred thousand dumb dums pledge an Area fifty
Speaker 9: one raid. There's no aliens at Area fifty one, dummy.
Speaker 9: The only thing you're going to find it Area fifty
Speaker 9: one is maybe giant piles of cocaine, because they did
Speaker 9: find a giant billion dollar pile of cocaine being shipped
Speaker 9: in crates to Spain this week. And I think that
Speaker 9: was from Bolsnaro. Wasn't it based Bolsonaro shipping that coke
Speaker 9: or it was from his country if I recall that right.
Speaker 9: But look at these dumb dumbs. Four hundred thousand Facebook
Speaker 9: only Facebook users would pledge this an army of Area
Speaker 9: fifty one invaders signing up to storm Area fifty one
Speaker 9: the alien research facility. There's no aliens there, dumb dumbs.
Speaker 9: And if you watch the Bob Laser video, this is
Speaker 9: probably staged in concert with that stuff, right, the Joe
Speaker 9: Rogan Bob Laser, Bob Lizard fake documentary thing that I
Speaker 9: covered last week, and then this is in the news there.
Speaker 9: Why is all this alien stuff back? I guess the
Speaker 9: alien stuff was dying it was less popular. Who really
Speaker 9: believes in aliens. Are they repackaging this for the millennial age,
Speaker 9: for the gen Z? Do they believe in aliens? What
Speaker 9: evidence is it for aliens? None at all. Over four
Speaker 9: hundred thousand people committed to this event, and let's see
Speaker 9: them aliens. I love how they worded this. Let's see
Speaker 9: them aliens, yo, dog, let's see them aliens. Is this like, well,
Speaker 9: I won't use that word. That's a no no word.
Speaker 9: Attendees are supposedly meeting at a nearby tourist attraction where
Speaker 9: they will coordinate entry. There have been twenty one thousand
Speaker 9: posts about the event, and the game plans to siege
Speaker 9: the base with formations of rock throwers. They're gonna throw
Speaker 9: rocks at this old decommissioned base or whatever it is.
Speaker 9: Area fifty one is a facility near Groome Lake, Nevada,
Speaker 9: run by the Air Force. Oh yeah, they're gonna throw
Speaker 9: rocks at the Air Force. It is linked to alien
Speaker 9: conspiracy theories since the testing of a spy plane in
Speaker 9: nineteen fifty five, with which the CIA first shed light on,
Speaker 9: and MJ twelve is of course written by a bunch
Speaker 9: of disinformation goofises. It's obviously nonsense. But all these goofballs
Speaker 9: are about to find that out firsthand. So this is
Speaker 9: the week of vindication, isn't it? For Jason Alysis? This
Speaker 9: is a week of nothing but vindication?
Speaker 14: How do I say goodbye to the hey hats.
Speaker 9: The good times in the bear? I don't even know,
Speaker 9: but dumb voised him in song, but I've been singing
Speaker 9: it all day.
Speaker 14: How do I see goodbye to all the hey I bet?
Speaker 9: Had haters all up my butt this week? Hater's all
Speaker 9: up my butt. Better get out of there, punks, haters
Speaker 9: all up my butt this week? Better get out punks?
Speaker 9: All right? Thank you for all the super chat. You
Speaker 9: guys are way too generous this week. What else did
Speaker 9: I see that I wanted to talk about before we
Speaker 9: get into our movies this week? Gobbledegoot? No, we're not
Speaker 9: going to talk about gobbledygoot, but let's see. Oh, I
Speaker 9: wanted to tell Nick Cage stories real quick. So when
Speaker 9: we went to New Orleans right before it flooded, Like
Speaker 9: I was telling you guys on the baller room, we
Speaker 9: went to Lorie Mabau, Marie Leveaux, loreen Leaveau. There's pretty
Speaker 9: Jamie there. Look at what she next to the tomb
Speaker 9: of These pictures on that fancy camera are gigantic. She's
Speaker 9: next to the tomb. I always say it wrong, Leveau,
Speaker 9: Marie Leveau. Let's see what this says. By the way,
Speaker 9: there's a bunch of offerings in front of her voodoo
Speaker 9: thing too. This is this Greek revival tomb is reputed
Speaker 9: to be the burial of the notorious vodoo queen of
Speaker 9: a mystic cult, voodoo Ism. That's the name of her cult.
Speaker 9: She could have gotten more creative than that.
Speaker 8: What you want to call y'all call goog voodoo ism.
Speaker 9: African Origins was brought to this was brought Oh, the
Speaker 9: cult of African Origins was brought to this city from
Speaker 9: Santo Domingo and flourished in nineteenth century. Marie Leveaux was
Speaker 9: the most widely known of many practitioners of the cult. Interesting,
Speaker 9: so we have to go see that, and it's right
Speaker 9: next That's not right next to, it's like adjacent, a
Speaker 9: few tombs down, a few tombs down from Nick. Right,
Speaker 9: So Nick's cage, mixed cage is down what do you
Speaker 9: call it.
Speaker 1: To?
Speaker 9: Three death blocks down from Marie Levo. These giant pictures
Speaker 9: gonna make them small yeah, I know we talked about
Speaker 9: this in Boilerom, but there was more to the story.
Speaker 9: I didn't get to boiler and I wanted to tell
Speaker 9: you right so then you see here me I did
Speaker 9: actually go. I finally went to Nick's future tomb. Somebody said,
Speaker 9: is Nicholas Cage did No, dude, Nicholas Cage can never die.
Speaker 9: But in case he actually did ever die, there is
Speaker 9: this giant pyramid tomb that he bought. And he thinks
Speaker 9: he's cursed by Marie Lebo and that's why he's had
Speaker 9: bad movie times. But his movies are not that bad. Oh,
Speaker 9: I'm sorry. He thinks he's cursed by Lourie. So he's
Speaker 9: trying to side with Marie Levo. Oh, he's trying to
Speaker 9: get Marie Levo's help from beyond the grave to battle
Speaker 9: in this spiritual battle with the Lolori's because Nick Cage
Speaker 9: bought somebody's house, the Lorii House, or he buy the
Speaker 9: Marie Levoe's. Okay, so he bought the Lolori house anyway, whatever.
Speaker 9: I don't watch American Horror Story, but it dealt with
Speaker 9: some of this a few seasons back. If you recall,
Speaker 9: if you watch that crazy show, Now what I wanted
Speaker 9: to also bring up that it didn't get to on
Speaker 9: the lay boiler room in Le city degjon dijener.
Speaker 13: Le dejenerate.
Speaker 9: For the French speakers out there, that means degenerates in French.
Speaker 9: This movie, this was a crazy uh Laurel Canyon tie
Speaker 9: in that I did not expect in this Boomer classic.
Speaker 9: Have you noticed that you can't find this like they're
Speaker 9: getting rid of original movie posters because every time you search,
Speaker 9: they give you the modern crappy DVD covers for everything
Speaker 9: and you have to specifically put in original poster. I
Speaker 9: wonder if there's some reason that this is happening, Why
Speaker 9: is there a war on original posters? So anyway, if
Speaker 9: you've seen Boomer Writer, there's a scene where they Dennis
Speaker 9: Hopper and Fonda, I think, yeah, they sneak into this
Speaker 9: graveyard because it's walled off and you're supposed to have
Speaker 9: a tour guide to go in there. So in Boomer Writer,
Speaker 9: they get out and they hop the fence and they
Speaker 9: filmed a whole scene in there, and Dennis Hopper is
Speaker 9: legit tripping balls in that scene. Isn't that crazy? And
Speaker 9: then supposedly this was the tour guide's tale. I'm not
Speaker 9: sure if I believe it, but the tour guide's tale
Speaker 9: was that from this point on, Hollywood would have Catholic
Speaker 9: cemeteries would not allow Hollywood to film there because supposedly
Speaker 9: Dennis Hopper and Peter Fonda violated this by tripping acid
Speaker 9: and filming Boomer Writer there. But Easy Writer is a
Speaker 9: Laurel Canyon type. Not that great movie anyway, very interesting
Speaker 9: little factoid there. Also, we went to as I was
Speaker 9: mentioning on Willer Room, if you've not seen Bad Lieutenant,
Speaker 9: And I'm not like a huge uh Werner Hersog film guy.
Speaker 9: He made that one, by the way, not the Harvey
Speaker 9: Cattel Bad Lieutenant. This is Bad Lieutenant. Port of Call. Uh.
Speaker 9: Do you remember when Werner Hearsog a couple of years
Speaker 9: ago made that terrible movie with Lawrence Krause in it
Speaker 9: as playing Lawrence Krause. Oh, and Michael Shannon was in it. It
Speaker 9: was all about green crap. It was a total nonsense anyway,
Speaker 9: So we went to this bar. I can't I don't
Speaker 9: know what. I guess. Port of Call is just a port.
Speaker 9: I don't know, but I'm not an expert on New Orleans.
Speaker 9: I was only there to pass through. People keep be
Speaker 9: asking what are you doing in New Orleans a whole time?
Speaker 9: What are you always there? It's because I love generosity.
Speaker 15: I am le de generon.
Speaker 9: I can't get you no le dejenerosity anyway. So there
Speaker 9: was this little dive bar steakhouse called Port of Call,
Speaker 9: So I thought, is that related to this title of
Speaker 9: this film which I had not yet seen. This was
Speaker 9: on the way back out there a few weeks ago,
Speaker 9: two weeks ago, and the steakhouse was news all right,
Speaker 9: you can look up portocol Steakhouse down in the French
Speaker 9: Quarter on the edge of it. And I asked the waitress,
Speaker 9: I said, is this restaurant related to Bad Lieutenant Port
Speaker 9: of Call? And she said no, we were here before
Speaker 9: that movie. I said, I know that you didn't name
Speaker 9: your restaurant after the movie.
Speaker 5: Duh.
Speaker 9: I'm asking you if do you know if the title
Speaker 9: of the film had anything to do with this place?
Speaker 9: And she said, oh, I don't know, but Nicholas Cage
Speaker 9: is forever banned from this restaurant. I said, what, what,
Speaker 9: how dare you and she said he had too many episodes.
Speaker 9: And I said, well, well, any place not fit for Nicholas,
Speaker 9: it's not fit for me. That's my feelings on the subject.
Speaker 9: I'm kidding. I did go ahead and eat my steak there,
Speaker 9: but I was told that you can't come in there
Speaker 9: if you're Nick. And I said, what about the world's
Speaker 9: greatest Nick Cage impersonator. She said, okay, we'll let you
Speaker 9: have a steak, but you can't drink. And I was like,
Speaker 9: I don't drink, so ain't none to worry about. Okay,
Speaker 9: that didn't really happen, but close enough, close enough. I
Speaker 9: think that was all the Cage tales I had it.
Speaker 9: It was interesting, though, if you've not been to New Orleans,
Speaker 9: I would not recommend. Oh. The other crazy story was
Speaker 9: that so in Bad Lieutenant, which does have some esoteric stuff,
Speaker 9: and I know some of y'all recommended an analysis of it,
Speaker 9: and that's probably why I watched it. I thought maybe
Speaker 9: I could do an analysis of this, but I'm not
Speaker 9: sure what it means. Is he just a reptilian type
Speaker 9: of person. I don't mean David Iike type reptilian. I
Speaker 9: just mean the way Stefan talks about.
Speaker 13: The reptile brain, the monkey brain, the monkey brain, the
Speaker 13: reptile brain.
Speaker 9: You know, that kind of a thing. He's reptilian in
Speaker 9: his attitude and that's why he ends up getting I'm
Speaker 9: not gonna spoil the movie if you haven't seen it,
Speaker 9: it is actually it is a good movie. I thought
Speaker 9: it was very entertaining, very funny, very a lot of irony,
Speaker 9: a lot of goofiness, a lot of crazinin CAGs going on.
Speaker 9: And this was kind of the last I think it
Speaker 9: was critically I think no, maybe it was critically bombed. Anyway,
Speaker 9: it's actually a good movie. And then I think he
Speaker 9: had that spate of kind of ones that people weren't
Speaker 9: too big fans of. However, Joe is really good. If
Speaker 9: you've not seen Joe with Nick Cage, it's really good.
Speaker 9: And then Mandy of course kind of put Nick back
Speaker 9: on top. But it was just really weird that Bad
Speaker 9: Lieutenant was set during Hurricane Katrinka, and then after that,
Speaker 9: two weeks later, on the way back to Florida, literally
Speaker 9: the morning of being in New Orleans, it flooded two
Speaker 9: days ago. New Orleans was crazy flooded and we barely
Speaker 9: got out at seven in the morning. It was insane.
Speaker 9: It was the craziest weather situation I've ever been in
Speaker 9: and they had water tornadoes, and somebody said they're called spouts.
Speaker 9: They're not cold water tornadoes. Dude, I know that, but
Speaker 9: nobody knows what a spout is. A spout sounds like
Speaker 9: a tiny little, bubbling gay fountain. This was not a
Speaker 9: tiny little bubbling gay fountain of beauty and pleasure. This
Speaker 9: was giant water tornadoes while there was flooding. I've never
Speaker 9: seen anything like this. I'm walking through the streets with
Speaker 9: water all the way up your ankles at seven in
Speaker 9: the morning. And by the way, that's before it got
Speaker 9: really bad at nine in the morning. We were gone
Speaker 9: by then, and I did not I thought, I'm not
Speaker 9: getting out of here. I'm stuck in this. I wasn't
Speaker 9: worried I was going to drown and float away because
Speaker 9: Nick Cage could jump dive in and save me. I
Speaker 9: was worried about being stuck there in hurricane Katrinka deuce hurricane.
Speaker 9: Excuse me, Katrin Pardieu, there you go, because it's French.
Speaker 9: Get it hell. I can't go clean that be adieu.
Speaker 9: And I'm not making light of flooding. And it's awful.
Speaker 9: It was a water tornado. I know they're called spouts,
Speaker 9: or sprouts or whatever gay term they use. But it
Speaker 9: was no joke, dude. Stuff was legit. So that was
Speaker 9: an adventure. That was the crazy. I've been in a
Speaker 9: tornado one other time and it kind of went overhead.
Speaker 9: I mean, I wasn't like in the house when the
Speaker 9: tornado wasn't no Dorothy Dorothy Ale. It wasn't nothing like that,
Speaker 9: but it was bad enough, and the tornado actually did
Speaker 9: touch down not too far from where I was. Back
Speaker 9: in my hometown in about two thousand and one or two,
Speaker 9: there was If you live in Tennessee, you used to tornado.
Speaker 9: They have tornadoes all the time, and they can be
Speaker 9: pretty frightening, but you know, most maybe every year, there's
Speaker 9: forty deaths, you know, out of millions of people from tornado.
Speaker 9: So it's not like a real thing you're afraid of.
Speaker 9: But when there is a tornado, you do have to
Speaker 9: be in a state of precaution. And flooding last two
Speaker 9: days ago in New Orleans was crazy and by the time,
Speaker 9: so like two hours after we got out of New Orleans,
Speaker 9: I was watching all the pictures and the images coming through,
Speaker 9: and you know, cars were flooded, like all the way
Speaker 9: out the door or the car. Some of the cars
Speaker 9: were underwater right where we were. Let me see if
Speaker 9: I can find a picture of this. It's crazy, I know,
Speaker 9: this is we don't ever talk about this kind of stuff,
Speaker 9: you know, weather. Who talks about the weather? Nobody? But well,
Speaker 9: where's the picture?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 9: Here we go. So when we woke up, it looked like, well,
Speaker 9: damn it, I can't find the pictures. Now I sound
Speaker 9: like a million pictures out here we go. So this
Speaker 9: was literally what was going on right outside the city
Speaker 9: at Lake pan chenplane. Look at that. That's crazy. We're
Speaker 9: driving past that and I'm like, is this the end
Speaker 9: of the world? What is going on? And then meanwhile,
Speaker 9: what was going on in town was this. Look at this,
Speaker 9: This is what we narrowly avoided where my picture go this?
Speaker 9: Look at that? Isn't that crazy? And I woke up
Speaker 9: and it was the loudest thunderstorm I've ever heard, and
Speaker 9: I'm like, it's time to get out of this place.
Speaker 9: Because everybody remembers Katrinka, the hellishness of Hurricane Katrinka. I
Speaker 9: hate it when these pictures don't translate over into obs anyway,
Speaker 9: you get the idea. It was like that it's all
Speaker 9: that was going on at the same time, and it
Speaker 9: was the most extreme weather i've event I've been in.
Speaker 9: And I was sitting there thinking, I wonder if they're oh, yeah,
Speaker 9: this is this is what I saw trying to get out.
Speaker 9: And this is when I was thinking, We're stuck, dude,
Speaker 9: we are stuck. We are not getting out of here.
Speaker 9: It was an adventure man, adventure time. You gotta see
Speaker 9: this picture. This is the last one. I'll stop weather
Speaker 9: posting because I know the kids don't like it. He
Speaker 9: just weather posts all time on his streams. It's so boring.
Speaker 9: It's like, dude, is this like the weather tom what
Speaker 9: is this? There is boomber posting, ship posting, and now
Speaker 9: I'm weather posting. Come on, dude, here we go. So
Speaker 9: when we were trying to I'm trying to leave and
Speaker 9: it's like look at that. Ah, I'm like, oh, dude,
Speaker 9: I'm stuck in voodoo Land and I'm gonna getvoodoo caurs.
Speaker 9: This put on me anyway, and yeah, started praying, Thank God,
Speaker 9: I got out of there, got out of that nonsense,
Speaker 9: all right. So let's move on. Keep me in your
Speaker 9: prayers because we have weather of mass destruction. That's at
Speaker 9: Collegue with two available at Jaysonalysis get signed copies there.
Speaker 9: Caught up on everybody's orders, by the way, so everybody
Speaker 9: should be getting theirs mailed out. If it was a
Speaker 9: little bit behind, I apologize. I was in Texas and
Speaker 9: what were we doing. Well, I got a little surprised.
Speaker 9: Got new sequed go with pequid for you. We were filming.
Speaker 9: I was filming with Aernie Melissa. It's gonna be awesome,
Speaker 9: but I can't say what we were talking about because
Speaker 9: that's secrets, secret stuff anyway, but it'll be cool, so
Speaker 9: look for that in the near future documentary stuff. And
Speaker 9: also I got to meditate and spend some time with Tom.
Speaker 9: We're gonna take just a little brief minute here and
Speaker 9: we're gonna meditate quietly on this photo, this beautiful artwork
Speaker 9: that someone did in honor of Hollywood. You're all gonna
Speaker 9: meditate with me. I want you to breathe out your thetans.
Speaker 9: Breathe out the thetans, breathe in they all run Hubbard.
Speaker 9: Breathe in your hubbards, hold it, hold it older, Tom,
Speaker 9: hold your Toms, and then I want you to just
Speaker 9: cru I want you to bring in the Toms, Old
Speaker 9: your doms, old your Toms, and then just crew and
Speaker 9: then do a little Tom cruise lot. All right, we
Speaker 9: did our Hollywood meditation.
Speaker 4: For the day.
Speaker 9: Uh I didn't get to meet anybody famous. Oh. I
Speaker 9: was supposed to meet somebody famous on this trip, and
Speaker 9: I got friend zoned. I won't say who, but I
Speaker 9: got friend zoned. But that's okay. I still am a
Speaker 9: nerd and I had nerd gear. I was going to
Speaker 9: get to meet somebody, but maybe next time, maybe in
Speaker 9: the near future. I got Holly cooked. Anyway, sign copies
Speaker 9: of Best Start Hollywood. It is now, it's about And
Speaker 9: now that I'm back home, we're gonna pick back up.
Speaker 9: Catch up with the tutoring. A lot of people asking
Speaker 9: how how do I do your tutoring thing? The Patreon
Speaker 9: is the easiest way to do that. If you sign
Speaker 9: up at patroon, I do tutoring, philosophy, you have politics,
Speaker 9: whatever you want talk about. Most of the time it
Speaker 9: tends to be people want to do philosophy tutoring. So
Speaker 9: the easiest way is Patreon. Doesn't have to be patroon,
Speaker 9: but it's kind of set up for the tiers. If
Speaker 9: you want to do it that way, and it's twice
Speaker 9: a month typically, but we can work around your schedule.
Speaker 9: It's that easy. All you got to do. If you
Speaker 9: go to Jay's analysis, there's a Patreon link. Go sign
Speaker 9: up a Patreon if you want to do the tutoring.
Speaker 9: If you want to do tutoring a different way, just
Speaker 9: send me an email. For the boomers and those that
Speaker 9: have a hard time with my website, it is structured
Speaker 9: to be as simple as possible. So I got several
Speaker 9: messages this week people confused about where the member's content is.
Speaker 9: There's a tab at the top when you log in
Speaker 9: and it says members section. All you have to do
Speaker 9: is click that tab. Everything in the members section is
Speaker 9: on one page. That's all you got to do. Very
Speaker 9: very simple. Made it easy for the boomers. I love
Speaker 9: my boomers. I'm not hating on them. I'm just saying
Speaker 9: made it easy for him, and that's all you got
Speaker 9: to do. I want to make that clear, so now
Speaker 9: we understand. It's not difficult, real easy. Not making fun
Speaker 9: of you guys. I love you guys. Wow three hundred
Speaker 9: in the middle of the day, well kind of in
Speaker 9: the middle of the day. We'll say it's in the
Speaker 9: middle of the day. It's the middle of the day.
Speaker 16: Somewhere, dad, joke, it's four twenty somewhere, it's a happy
Speaker 16: hour somewhere.
Speaker 9: Many version of that dumb joke, Arthur too many. They
Speaker 9: make fun of millennials now.
Speaker 17: Uh uh hey, like, will you uh come pay my bill?
Speaker 9: Hey? Dad?
Speaker 17: Like, uh, will you like come open my blinds? Because
Speaker 17: like I'm a millennial and everything is supposed to be
Speaker 17: like done from here or whatever.
Speaker 9: Hey, uh, Grandpa, we like give me my inheritance now
Speaker 9: and just die or whatever. Uh hey, uh mom, I'm
Speaker 9: playing video games because I'm like on Twitch now and
Speaker 9: could you pay the rent? Hey? Uh like, how do
Speaker 9: you pay a bill? Or whatever? How's that? And then
Speaker 9: topped it off with a belch. So somebody asked for
Speaker 9: making fun of millennials. There was a request to make
Speaker 9: fun of millennials. So there was my millennial posting, thank
Speaker 9: you for all these super chats. Man, you guys are
Speaker 9: being gracious, y'awl's being gracious. You want to have you
Speaker 9: ever heard Ray Stevens. Ray Stevens is the ultimate not
Speaker 9: funny boomer comedy. Watch Ray Stevens like see this and
Speaker 9: he'll be a fan, and then I'll be then I'll
Speaker 9: be having to suck up to Race Stevens. Oh, it
Speaker 9: was all a new fun I didn't mean it. Ray
Speaker 9: Stevens is not funny. And man, those videos. I watched
Speaker 9: a couple of those, because if you grew up in
Speaker 9: Tennessee then you know or in the South, you know
Speaker 9: who Ray Stevens is. It is boomer evangelical humor. That's
Speaker 9: like a tear above Boomer jokes, Boomer stand up. I
Speaker 9: was watching a Boomer stand up the other day and
Speaker 9: it reminded me of Foster Brooks. Foster Brooks is Boomer humor,
Speaker 9: and it is not funny. It's just so funny to
Speaker 9: me that different generations have different senses of humor. That's
Speaker 9: what I'm getting at here. It's just it's funny to me.
Speaker 9: What's not funny is what I'm saying, and Foster Brooks
Speaker 9: is not funny, just like Danny Gans. Remember Danny Gans,
Speaker 9: Everything is Terrible. Uploaded the Danny Gans clip and it
Speaker 9: was Boomer humor. This is funny now like all these
Speaker 9: nineties comedians that I used to watch when I was
Speaker 9: a kid in the nineties, I wanted to be a comedian.
Speaker 9: I'm like, man, these guys are cringe, dude, bloom or humor.
Speaker 9: So yeah. So Ray Stevens is a funny one to
Speaker 9: look up because he sings the song about this the
Speaker 9: squirrel that causes a revival that day that squirrel went
Speaker 9: preserve in the first Jeff Chist Church of Pascagoula. It
Speaker 9: was a fat for survival that broke out in revival.
Speaker 9: That's why they call him the Streak Boo Boogie. It's oh,
Speaker 9: it's like, oh, dude. So if you've not seen Ray Stevens,
Speaker 9: go watch the Streak, watch the Squirrel Revival and see
Speaker 9: which one you think is worse. I kind of think
Speaker 9: the Streak about the Streaker is worse than the squirrel Revival,
Speaker 9: but they they're both cringed here, dude. And then, uh,
Speaker 9: compare him to Foster Brooks, who is his whole stick
Speaker 9: was just being drunk and telling drunk jokes for however
Speaker 9: many decades also Foster Brooks, and he does hamers. So
Speaker 9: I've been I'm completely loaded tonight, but I have a
Speaker 9: good reason. It's because I've been drinking all day. Foster Brooks.
Speaker 9: Everybody Foster Brooks, so already we got the theology super
Speaker 9: chats pouring in. They're like, please stop talking about Boomer
Speaker 9: jokes anyway, Boomer humor, Danny Gans, Foster Brooks, and Ray Stevens.
Speaker 9: See who's the worst of those three. It's a it's
Speaker 9: a close battle. Yeah, I'll get to the super chats
Speaker 9: here in a bit. I might read them at the end.
Speaker 9: I might read some in the middle. We'll see. But
Speaker 9: let's move on now to talk about where do we
Speaker 9: want to start? Do we want to talk about stranger
Speaker 9: things or beer? And Wickerman? Christopher Lee, Christopher Lee work
Speaker 9: a man, wick Command, the wicked Man. If you have
Speaker 9: not seen Christopher Lee in wick Aman, he has one
Speaker 9: mom hat. Let me see your manager. He's got Let
Speaker 9: me see your manager here. I'm not joking. Christopher Lee
Speaker 9: in Wickerman. We'll go there because he's got, he's literally got.
Speaker 9: Let me see your manager hair. You know that hairdo
Speaker 9: that is in memes and shit. We gotta find a
Speaker 9: good picture where he's kind of frozen. Oh yeah, here
Speaker 9: we go. So you thought that that hairdo comes from
Speaker 9: somebody who works in a salon, some bit who works
Speaker 9: in the salon. No, it starts with Christopher Lee. Christopher
Speaker 9: Lee is who got single moms wearing that hairdo, feeling
Speaker 9: like they had the gumption to talk to your manager.
Speaker 9: And then I realized Chrisoph Lee is quite literally a
Speaker 9: wine mom in this movie. It should be called wine man,
Speaker 9: wine mom manicker, wicker, wine mom, wicker wine. Let me
Speaker 9: see your manager. Let's find a good you know, and
Speaker 9: when you let's see. When you type in wine mom,
Speaker 9: you just get pictures of wine. You don't get wine moms.
Speaker 9: Here we go, wine mom. Uh, tonight's forecast chance of
Speaker 9: wine mom. Look at this one. She didn't really have
Speaker 9: the hairda though, wine mom. Chrisopher Lee looks like somebody's grandma. Dude.
Speaker 9: Of course he does dress up like a woman, because
Speaker 9: part of the festival in Wickerman includes ooh the mom
Speaker 9: in arrested development. Boom, that's a great wine mom, missus Bluth,
Speaker 9: she's a wine mom. Let me see your manager. Mean, yeah, dude,
Speaker 9: I'm pretty pretty close. I mean, it's kind of what
Speaker 9: Chris Lee was going for. Here. We're in the we're
Speaker 9: roughly in the vicinity of chrisper Let me see your manager,
Speaker 9: all right, demand the blood sacrifice anyway? All right, enough
Speaker 9: of this stuff, So let's go, we'll go next to
Speaker 9: we'll do some Wickerman now, because we got into Christopher Lye.
Speaker 9: So midsommerm is literally a representation of Wickerman, like down
Speaker 9: to really obvious degree level. So so let's start with Wickerman.
Speaker 9: Because we never did actually do a full analysis of Wickerman.
Speaker 9: I meant to for a long time. So we're dore this.
Speaker 9: And by the way, I'm also going to do a
Speaker 9: fancy video with all of my little fancy effects from
Speaker 9: my final cut program on Wickerman and Midsommer because there's
Speaker 9: a lot of imagery and stuff we want to compare.
Speaker 9: But I also wanted to just kind of touch on
Speaker 9: it on the stream, I was he talking about crazy stuff?
Speaker 9: Uh So they're worshiping the sun. The first thing we
Speaker 9: see is this is a solar religion, and a lot
Speaker 9: of the ancient pagan religions are centered around solar worship.
Speaker 9: But what's interesting is that the Christian character who is
Speaker 9: the alarm's going off. The Christian character who is the cop,
Speaker 9: who's the fool in this one, the sacrifice, he's taking
Speaker 9: communion at the beginning, and I see this as a foreshadowing.
Speaker 9: This is a foreshadowing that he is going to be
Speaker 9: the sacrifice, like Christ is the sacrifice, you know what
Speaker 9: I mean. Now, I've seen Wickerman several times, but I
Speaker 9: didn't notice that until this last viewing. And by the way,
Speaker 9: the Nicholas Cage Wickerman is great fun. I don't know
Speaker 9: why anybody hates on that movie. It's so much fun.
Speaker 9: And I did a whole analysis of the Nicholas Cage
Speaker 9: Wickerman in Nicholas Cage Voice, so you should appreciate that,
Speaker 9: and I know you guys do.
Speaker 10: So.
Speaker 9: But wickermanick wiki wick wiki wicker leaks a wick is
Speaker 9: a witch, do you know that's another word for witch
Speaker 9: wick wicker witch man. So he has to take communion
Speaker 9: because it's foreshadowing that he is the sacrifice. And then
Speaker 9: so he goes to the island. We know he's looking
Speaker 9: for Rowan whatever her name is, the girl that has
Speaker 9: supposedly disappeared in the movie. This is all a ruse.
Speaker 9: So by the way, if you've not seen Wickerman, there
Speaker 9: will be spoilers. But it's interesting because it is pretty
Speaker 9: illuminate confirm. I mean, this is a you know, yeah,
Speaker 9: it's it's a creepy movie, especially for its time, you know,
Speaker 9: seventies folk horror stuff can be creepy at times. So
Speaker 9: by the way it's this is in the vein of
Speaker 9: you know what I did last a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 9: what I did the to the Double a Daughter video.
Speaker 9: Christopher Lee is in every one of these, every one
Speaker 9: of these folk horror films, it's got chrispher Lee in it.
Speaker 9: Devil Rides Out, which is an esthotar Collywood one to
Speaker 9: the Devil a Daughter just made that video Wickerman Satanic
Speaker 9: Rites of Dracula chrispher Lee. Then we see as he's
Speaker 9: on the island, right, and he's a dupe the cop.
Speaker 9: He's kind of wandering around and he's supposed to be
Speaker 9: a cop, but he's not very good because every possible
Speaker 9: red flag is present there to tell him what's going on,
Speaker 9: and he doesn't seem to catch on. I guess because
Speaker 9: of his naivety. Right, he's too naive. He can't figure
Speaker 9: out that people are doing this, which is appropriate because
Speaker 9: in our day the stuff goes on and people can't
Speaker 9: figure out that it goes on, and hence we get
Speaker 9: called temple hat crazy people for many, many years. Even
Speaker 9: though now this week's news has nothing but completely vindicated
Speaker 9: everything that we've talked about for a long long time.
Speaker 9: Where's all my apologies this week, all the people, all
Speaker 9: the haters over the last ten years, and then the
Speaker 9: news this week, Epstein and all that come on. So
Speaker 9: what we see is the idea that he's going to
Speaker 9: be this sacrifice. There's human cakes present. They have cakes
Speaker 9: made in the shape of humans, which is this old
Speaker 9: pagan tradition. They break John barleycorn. They bake bread in
Speaker 9: the shape of a dude to eat. Remember when Will
Speaker 9: Ferrell was with Marina, a Brahma bitch, cutting up human
Speaker 9: cakes with Ley Gagan. That is a pagan rite. And
Speaker 9: we have references to Demeter, to Orpheus, to those mysteries
Speaker 9: of you know, nature going through the cyclical process of
Speaker 9: death and then return and rebirth. This is what all
Speaker 9: pagan religions do is they deify and they apotheosize nature.
Speaker 9: They attribute personal characteristics to nature in its various forms
Speaker 9: and functions, strata and species. So every aspect of nature
Speaker 9: sort of takes on a hypostasis a person. That is
Speaker 9: what polytheism is. So he is going to be a
Speaker 9: sacrifice for Aphrodite, we learn, and not just Aphrodite, but
Speaker 9: in the end scene, chrispher Lee actually says that it's
Speaker 9: an offering to the mother goddess and to the Sun God,
Speaker 9: to the male and the female principles. Right. The earth is,
Speaker 9: of course gaya, the feminine principle, the Sun apollos, the logos,
Speaker 9: the masculine principle. I'm not saying the Sun is logos.
Speaker 9: I'm not saying that. I'm saying that the way that
Speaker 9: these pagan religions, like Marcus Aurelius, the way he viewed
Speaker 9: logos right would be like Apollo, would be like Sun religion, reason, rationality, order.
Speaker 9: And then you have the nighttime lunar lunatic, crazy Dionysian stuff.
Speaker 9: You see, nature is itself God. And this goes back
Speaker 9: to the ancient, ancient pagan concepts and ultimately to the garden.
Speaker 9: This is essentially the original lie of Satan and Genesis,
Speaker 9: that man is God, Nature is God, the world is God.
Speaker 9: You are God. So then we see the may pole
Speaker 9: and the kids dancing around that pole, singing that goofy
Speaker 9: goofy song. And on that man there was a girl,
Speaker 9: and on that girl there was some funk, and on
Speaker 9: that funk there was a tree, and on that tree
Speaker 9: there wasn't egg, and on nut egg there was some nut,
Speaker 9: but there was some spice, and on that spice there
Speaker 9: was some drugs, and on that drug there was some
Speaker 9: cooking and cooking. I don't know, it just goes crazy,
Speaker 9: but I don't remember the song. But you notice they
Speaker 9: have they have a rope tied to their area, to
Speaker 9: the maypole, and they all dance around it and they're like,
Speaker 9: if you remember that scene, And then he walks over
Speaker 9: to the class and they're explaining.
Speaker 18: That this is the fallows the p h A l
Speaker 18: l Us.
Speaker 9: And that's because they're worshiping the generative principle. Most of
Speaker 9: the pagan religions, because of the deification of nature, worship
Speaker 9: the patterns of nature as they are now. This is
Speaker 9: the root problem, as I've stressed many many times, why
Speaker 9: we can't do natural theology. We cannot look at the
Speaker 9: natural world and assume from the state that it is
Speaker 9: presently after the fall, to reasoning up to God, because
Speaker 9: when we do that, we get the conclusion that death
Speaker 9: is a natural process. The world as it is now
Speaker 9: is not how God intended it. So yes, of course
Speaker 9: nature reveals God. I'm not saying that the natural world
Speaker 9: doesn't reveal God. But what I'm saying is that the
Speaker 9: reason we can do natural theology is that this world
Speaker 9: as it is cannot be properly interpreted and understood without
Speaker 9: the doctrine of the fall. The doctrine of the fall
Speaker 9: is a doctrine of revealed theology. That means that it
Speaker 9: requires revelation to interpret the natural world. That's why ptomism
Speaker 9: doesn't work. How many times do you have to state
Speaker 9: that to you, Thomiss, how to do natural theology? It
Speaker 9: leads me to natural law theory, and God gets excluded
Speaker 9: because the world that's out there is chaotic, it's primal,
Speaker 9: and it's parasitical. It's not natural. So people equivocate on
Speaker 9: the word natural and nature because it has many different
Speaker 9: senses in different contexts, and they get confused. And then
Speaker 9: when they read church fathers in the East that talk
Speaker 9: about natural law or natural revelation, they think that it's
Speaker 9: the exact same thing that Aquims to talk about. No,
Speaker 9: it's not. Saint Maximist Confessor's doctrine is not the same
Speaker 9: as Aquinas's doctrine. And by the way, there's a whole
Speaker 9: book on this by Pelican Orthodox Dogmatics, Volume one explains
Speaker 9: why Orthodoxy does not believe intomistic natural law theory. When
Speaker 9: you look out at the world as it is now,
Speaker 9: the reigning principle in this world is death. Paul says
Speaker 9: in Romans eight that the creation was subjected to corruption.
Speaker 9: It's not in its truly natural state. That's why, as
Speaker 9: Saint Maximus says, there's nothing more natural to man than grace.
Speaker 15: Did you hear that, Catholics? There's nothing more natural to
Speaker 15: men than grace.
Speaker 9: That flies in the face of tonism. And then really
Speaker 9: it's quite simple if you just stop and think about it.
Speaker 9: The world as it is now is a cycle of
Speaker 9: life and death. Death is not natural, Death is not good.
Speaker 9: Death entered through the fall. So the world as it
Speaker 9: is now is in a state of corruption and decay
Speaker 9: Romans eight. And it will be repaired through the resurrection
Speaker 9: of Christ, which has a cosmic dimension. Allah, Maximus Confessor
Speaker 9: and all the Eastern Fathers. But you cannot understand the
Speaker 9: natural world as it is without the doctrine of creation
Speaker 9: and the fall. The doctrine of the fall presupposes creation,
Speaker 9: does it not, and of course it does. It makes
Speaker 9: no sense. So if those two things are presupposed, then
Speaker 9: you have to understand revelation, revealed, doctrine, creation, and fall
Speaker 9: to properly interpret the present world of decay and death
Speaker 9: that's out there. If you don't do that, and I
Speaker 9: look out at the natural world and I see a
Speaker 9: bunch of decay and death, and I say that this
Speaker 9: is a natural process and God designed it that way,
Speaker 9: then I end up with psychopathic God who can't design
Speaker 9: things very well, and nature being a parasitical, psychotic process.
Speaker 9: This is what happens in the Enlightenment and their process
Speaker 9: of reasoning from absolute simplicity and scholasticism to the Deists
Speaker 9: of the Enlightenment, they're just following the logical trend of
Speaker 9: argumentation from an absolutely simple super essence that you can't
Speaker 9: know except created causal effects in the world anyway. You
Speaker 9: can't know directly, you can only know through creative effects.
Speaker 9: So then we see that everything is circling around this
Speaker 9: cyclical process of the maypole, the maypoles, the phallus, and
Speaker 9: the generative principle. And then we see the reference to
Speaker 9: the egg and the snake, which is from Plato's to
Speaker 9: mais that's how the universe is described as the egg
Speaker 9: and the snake, the oral boros with the egg, what's
Speaker 9: the egg? The feminine principle? What's the snake? You know what? Right?
Speaker 9: The maypole, we see the maypole is also the tree
Speaker 9: of life. Right, so the tree and the seed and
Speaker 9: then the you know again, the generative process. And what's
Speaker 9: interesting is that they talk about right away. He's like,
Speaker 9: why aren't you burying your dead? And why is the
Speaker 9: graveyard on this island all weird? And they say, because
Speaker 9: we believe in reincarnation, not resurrection. Now, when Jesus interprets
Speaker 9: the natural world, he says that it teaches principles like resurrection.
Speaker 9: He doesn't say anything about transmigration of souls or reincarnation.
Speaker 9: That's because we don't believe that there's no place for
Speaker 9: transmigration of souls in our worldview. But interestingly, chrispher Lee
Speaker 9: explains to the cop the Christian policeman, that, being the
Speaker 9: fool that you are, we do have some of your doctrines,
Speaker 9: such as parthenogenesis. He talks about a virgin birth because
Speaker 9: he sees naked women jumping over fire and he says, sir,
Speaker 9: why are there naked women in your village jumping over
Speaker 9: fire and he says, hell seeking to be virginally inseminated, Sir,
Speaker 9: we believe in a virgin birth like you, but not
Speaker 9: the same type of version. So the Sun's symbol, by
Speaker 9: the way. Where so then we see this weird scene
Speaker 9: where he's being prepped for the sacrifice and there's a
Speaker 9: six pointed hexagram. Then he almost gets his head lopped off.
Speaker 9: Remember that part, which is interesting because the Star of
Speaker 9: rim Fan in the septuagen if our call mentions it
Speaker 9: as a human sacrifice cult. So it's almost as if
Speaker 9: on the Scottish Island in the narrative there is the
Speaker 9: maintenance of this hexagonal human sacrifice cult, which makes sense
Speaker 9: because Saturn in Saturn worship sat Saturn set turn set
Speaker 9: Satan worship. And then we see the animal masks. Humans
Speaker 9: reduced to the level of just being the steel animals, right,
Speaker 9: And you see this, by the way, everyone in pop culture.
Speaker 9: You go to costume stores, you look online, people are
Speaker 9: wearing horse heads, They're wearing all these animal costumes. They
Speaker 9: think they're furries. People losing the damn mine. You're not
Speaker 9: an animal, You're not a chipmunk. You don't mate with chipmunks. Anyway,
Speaker 9: over and over and over. He doesn't see any red flags.
Speaker 9: He's supposed to understand that he's the rabbit. So you
Speaker 9: see this white rabbit motif right like he's chasing the
Speaker 9: white rabbit all through the island. He's being hunted. He is,
Speaker 9: I guess John Barleycorn. I'd never heard of John Barleycorn
Speaker 9: until I was looking into this even deeper. We see
Speaker 9: the mixing of the sexes in this right of Dionysian abandoned.
Speaker 9: You have to return to primal chaos, which is the
Speaker 9: blending and inversion of everything. So everything I think it's
Speaker 9: inverted and turn around, and that is supposed to reduce
Speaker 9: us to a primitive state of chaos in order for
Speaker 9: there to be regeneration. This is the belief and purpose
Speaker 9: of the rights such as Wickerman. That's what this right
Speaker 9: is about. Burning Man, Hello, burning Man. Rights of confusion
Speaker 9: and inversion is what this is. So burning Man then,
Speaker 9: is a king kill ritual. If you've read The Golden
Speaker 9: Bough by Fraser, you know that early on in the
Speaker 9: book he talks about the king kill ritual, which is
Speaker 9: the death of the king. The death because this is
Speaker 9: believed than to bless the crops. There you go, so
Speaker 9: burning burning man, Man, burn the man, man, eh Man,
Speaker 9: you got a good fight the system.
Speaker 8: They're trying to keep us down, man, and they're not
Speaker 8: letting us be free to sacrifice each other. Man keep
Speaker 8: us down.
Speaker 9: M It makes a lost sentence in it. Let's fallowed
Speaker 9: a bunch of mushroom. Just drink has mushrooms in it.
Speaker 9: I'm not eating I'm not eating mushrooms. Man. You like
Speaker 9: my Bloomer dead heads, Soner voice, Boomer death Headstoner living
Speaker 9: on pills, Vitamin C and colcaine chucking in my Boomer mobile,
Speaker 9: I'm chucking spending my college kids to wish and I'm
Speaker 9: chucking with my four O one K. I'm chucking living
Speaker 9: on pills, Vitamin C and colcaine chucking. Got my chips
Speaker 9: cashed in at the Boomer casino, and my four one
Speaker 9: K I'm chucking one toke over the line. One Boomer
Speaker 9: took over the line. Anyway, I could go on forever
Speaker 9: with I can't stand there. Who likes the Grateful Dead?
Speaker 9: I never liked that stuff, although I will say when
Speaker 9: I had my bad trip that one time, there was
Speaker 9: one Grateful Dead song that made me feel a little better.
Speaker 9: It did ease me, but I guess that's what it's
Speaker 9: there for, right, It's supposed to.
Speaker 8: It was supposed easy man, gone down, men met drip down,
Speaker 8: chill man, trucking, got my casino chips cashed in.
Speaker 9: Keep chucking like the peepy poop boom man. Keep chucking
Speaker 9: like the crowley man living on pioles. M see you
Speaker 9: and Clkain living on piles viam Se and quoking, chucking
Speaker 9: casino chips cashed in, Keep chucking peepy poop boom me
Speaker 9: and keep choking. I'm sensing something. They're coming out of
Speaker 9: this right look at at the Boomer Dead song. There's
Speaker 9: something here, something in that last time. I remember on
Speaker 9: that one stream I had to take down because it
Speaker 9: was great too. There was like thousands of yous right away.
Speaker 9: When I was doing karaoke night, remember that, And I
Speaker 9: was singing Boomers in the pool, Doom, Doom, Doom, Doom.
Speaker 17: Take take a long haul, Aday, do do do do.
Speaker 19: Let the children play doom like a boomer in the
Speaker 19: pool with a noodle to Boomers in the pool doom.
Speaker 9: Anyway, let's move on the midsummer midsommer choking guy I'm
Speaker 9: a chips cast and keep chucking. I hate that song.
Speaker 9: That shit is so stupid, man, I can't believe anybody.
Speaker 9: Why does anybody like that stuff? Why do y'all goofballs
Speaker 9: like that stuff? All right? So that's my analysis of Wickerman.
Speaker 9: And as you can see, all of the principals are there,
Speaker 9: all the pagan stuff is there, the rights. Thank you
Speaker 9: guys so much for all these generous super chats. To
Speaker 9: read some of those. Hur in a minute, catch every body,
Speaker 9: catch every body up. Meet sommerw So Midsommar stars, the
Speaker 9: Sweetish Chef, the Swedish meatball Chef. This movie was gruesome, dude,
Speaker 9: I was like, whoa trying to find you can't find
Speaker 9: the MOVI posters anymore? Here we go. I mean it's
Speaker 9: some hotter. If you like this kind of analysis, gets
Speaker 9: signed copies of Star Hollywood. So let's talk about Midsommar.
Speaker 11: So.
Speaker 9: I know if you haven't seen it, I meant there
Speaker 9: will be spoilers here. Warning. Would I recommend this movie? Mmm?
Speaker 9: I don't know. It's kind of gruesome. Mainly it's not scary.
Speaker 9: First of all, this move's not scary. Will it trigger you?
Speaker 9: We trigger a bit tripped me in it. Yeah, probably,
Speaker 9: but we need to talk about it. So this chick
Speaker 9: modern America breaks up with her boyfriend, or they're in
Speaker 9: the process of breaking up. He doesn't know what he
Speaker 9: wants to do. We see an image kind of reminiscent
Speaker 9: of Hollywood Babylon, which is interesting because there's this play
Speaker 9: on modernity and civilization set over against the idyllic we
Speaker 9: think world of the savage, pagan the the noble savage.
Speaker 9: We think. Of course, everybody who saw this trailer knew
Speaker 9: that it wasn't gonna be noble savages. We knew it
Speaker 9: was a cult thing, obviously reckon, but right away I thought,
Speaker 9: this is this is just Wickerman. Yeah, pretty much with
Speaker 9: some new twists, good cinematography, interesting takes on things. If
Speaker 9: you want to know what a bad trip is like,
Speaker 9: her bad trip is like a bad trip, but she's
Speaker 9: breaking up with a boyfriend. We see this image in
Speaker 9: this bar with the dudes all hanging out, and it
Speaker 9: kind of looks like Hollywood Babylon. I couldn't really tell
Speaker 9: what the picture was, but I don't think it was
Speaker 9: Jane Mansfield, but it kind of looked like the Hollywood
Speaker 9: Babylon cover. So I was thinking, all right, is this
Speaker 9: supposed to you know, just contrast the two juxtaposition of
Speaker 9: the two cultures. Maybe and we see a lot of
Speaker 9: moon imagery. All right, so moon stuff. We know that
Speaker 9: her sister is in a bipolar depression state and she
Speaker 9: decides to commit suicide. So the main check, I forget
Speaker 9: her name, anyway, she's gone through trauma. Me, Danny goes
Speaker 9: through trauma. She's been she's been traumatized. Uh, and her
Speaker 9: bipolar sister has not just committed suicide but also piped
Speaker 9: CO two from not CO two carbon monoxide from the
Speaker 9: car from the garage. Excuse me into the house bloom
Speaker 9: of Garcia Mano Bloomer, Jerry and Jerry live man. I'm
Speaker 9: glad you guys like that character, the audience that is
Speaker 9: enjoying the boomer boomer deadhead guy. You know what I
Speaker 9: want to I'll do a series like a comedic thing.
Speaker 9: Remember Tracy Omens, she's not that funny, but she would
Speaker 9: play all these characters, which I'll give her props for
Speaker 9: being a bunch of different characters. But if I was
Speaker 9: to do like a comedic show type of thing, I
Speaker 9: would be all these different characters like Tracy Ollmen. That's
Speaker 9: a good idea. I could do the boomer guy, boomer
Speaker 9: deadhead guy. He'd be a good character. Anyway, I gotta
Speaker 9: find the right comic people to work with. I can't
Speaker 9: do that all on my own. I gotta have another
Speaker 9: gotta have a troop to work with. But nobody ever
Speaker 9: wants to work together and do stuff. Can't find a
Speaker 9: troop anyway. Try to figure out my notes. Okay, So,
Speaker 9: by the way, did you notice there's a lot of
Speaker 9: imagery that preps for that. There was a picture that
Speaker 9: she had over her bed when she's crying after her
Speaker 9: family dies of Goldilocks and the bear. She's Goldilocks, obviously, right,
Speaker 9: And I knew right away all this is, this is
Speaker 9: foreshadowing the moon, prepping us for what's to come. It's ominous.
Speaker 9: This is uh, it's all snowy, right, death in literature,
Speaker 9: snow death, the moon, these are all foreshadowing of ominous
Speaker 9: things to come, typical literary analysis. So she's invited to
Speaker 9: uh reluctantly with his troop of dudes from grad school
Speaker 9: who are going to study one of the guys commune
Speaker 9: in Sweden, Sweden, Swedish, Right, Yeah, and it's a small commune.
Speaker 9: I can't read my notes. I was trying to write
Speaker 9: in the movies. It's hard to read your notes when
Speaker 9: you're writing in the dark. There was a book by
Speaker 9: the way that most people didn't I know. I I
Speaker 9: heard a few analyzes from some people on this. I
Speaker 9: think Isaac did an analysis Luminnati Watcher, and he did. He
Speaker 9: had the right idea. But a lot of people didn't
Speaker 9: notice the book on the table where all the grad
Speaker 9: guys are chilling.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 9: It was a book called the Nazi The Secret Nazi
Speaker 9: Language of the Utmark, the Secret Nazzy Language of the Uh.
Speaker 9: And I've forgotten to look that up. Is that real?
Speaker 9: I don't even know. Let's see if that's a real thing.
Speaker 9: It looked like a real book. But this was another clue. See,
Speaker 9: if you're watching movies, you want to jay, how do
Speaker 9: I watch movies as you do? Pay attention to the details.
Speaker 9: That's how because most of the time books in the
Speaker 9: background behind people, and that's that's it's telling you what's
Speaker 9: gonna happen. Let's see if that's a real book. The
Speaker 9: language of the ooh ooh ark excuse me, it is
Speaker 9: oh Okay, so this is why they were and other
Speaker 9: people apparently because the movie's coming up. The director of
Speaker 9: Hereditary talked about this. Uh and so here is this book. No,
Speaker 9: that's not it. Maybe it's not a real book. Well
Speaker 9: there are books apparently very similar to this, but I
Speaker 9: don't see a book with specifically that title. So maybe
Speaker 9: he made that up.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 9: And of course we know the director is of course
Speaker 9: the director who did Hereditary, which was based around Key
Speaker 9: of Solomon ritual magic, really dark, really really dark movie.
Speaker 9: Was it creepy? It was genuinely creepy. He had some
Speaker 9: creepy stuff.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 9: Uh. That yucky last scene more so lucky yucked me out.
Speaker 9: I don't. I wouldn't say it scared me. There was
Speaker 9: nothing that scared me in the Hereditary. It is just
Speaker 9: gross and that poor ugly kid losing her head double whammy.
Speaker 9: Ugly as heck kid and she loses her head double whemmy.
Speaker 9: But that was all about like sigils and and trying
Speaker 9: to get the re impregnation or the incarnation of the deity.
Speaker 9: Uh what was the deity pimon? You know this thing
Speaker 9: from Kief Solomon. Anyway, so that's the director of me
Speaker 9: it's right, and we have the same stuff with Wickerman. Obviously,
Speaker 9: this guy is like really implossed by Workman, no doubt
Speaker 9: about that. And so when they go to this place
Speaker 9: out in the middle of nowhere right away, which is
Speaker 9: interesting because it made me think of the mk ultra stuff,
Speaker 9: she's invited to trip shrooms. I can't remember they had
Speaker 9: any other well, they had a bunch of different hallucinogenic
Speaker 9: things throughout the film. So this whole ritual weekend, right,
Speaker 9: And this is something I've talked about with these religions
Speaker 9: often utilizing hallucinogens. Now, the reason that's relevant is because
Speaker 9: when the CIA studied all this stuff, they studied the
Speaker 9: indigenous cultures to understand how these cultures control people, particularly
Speaker 9: like the shaman class, the priests class. Right, how were
Speaker 9: they doing this, Well, they were ritually initiating people with
Speaker 9: intense hallucinogens. That's from Wickerman. By the way, there's all
Speaker 9: your there's if you've seen Benji the hunted you that
Speaker 9: goofy looking dog mass, and then there's star Fox, and
Speaker 9: then there is some ugly chick. But that's the mass
Speaker 9: that I was talking about. Anyway, same stuff here, totally
Speaker 9: just like Wakerman. It turns out it's a cult, it's
Speaker 9: a commune. The funny thing about this movie every possible
Speaker 9: red flag for this whole crew of grad students. Were
Speaker 9: these the dumbest grad students on the face of the
Speaker 9: planet that they are studying this culture. And they literally
Speaker 9: have iconography all over every building and including giant drapes,
Speaker 9: giant quilts of minstrel fluid and pubes being baked into cakes,
Speaker 9: people getting their heads smushed with mallets, people being burnt
Speaker 9: up bears. I mean literally everything in the moo is
Speaker 9: in all of the artwork on the wall, and they're
Speaker 9: all like, what is it with all this artwork? It's
Speaker 9: all crazy. And then they're literally seeing each one of
Speaker 9: the aspects of this festival over the period, in all
Speaker 9: the artwork playing out before them, and all these dumb
Speaker 9: gras students can't figure out that they're the sacrifice. That
Speaker 9: was the thing that kind of bugged me was like,
Speaker 9: I mean, come on, nobody would be a grass student
Speaker 9: this dumb except for I guess all these people. And
Speaker 9: this is out in the middle of what they call
Speaker 9: it housing land. It's supposed to be a housing line Sweden,
Speaker 9: and who's the main guy, the guy that looks just
Speaker 9: like Chris Pratt mixed with Seth Rogan. Chris Rogan, Seth Pratt,
Speaker 9: we'll call him Seth Pratt. Seth Pratt is Christian. That's
Speaker 9: his name. Obviously, that's symbolic. He's the exact same as
Speaker 9: the cop in Wickerman. And then these other guys who
Speaker 9: have Bible names, Joshua Mark, I don't remember the black
Speaker 9: dude's name. He might have been Mark, I can't remember,
Speaker 9: so Christian, Joshua Mark blah blah blah, and everybody in
Speaker 9: the cult. They've got crazy Swedish pagan names, right. So
Speaker 9: another reason, another thing that people didn't catch was that
Speaker 9: there's a specific statement about because it's nine PM and
Speaker 9: the sky in this region during the season is always blue.
Speaker 9: It's like a you know, long, long long, like a
Speaker 9: twenty four hour period of sunset or where the sun's
Speaker 9: up Alaska type stuff. There's a statement where we're told
Speaker 9: that this is what we call the midnight sun, midnight
Speaker 9: black Son, black Son, the black Son. And that's not
Speaker 9: the only reference to the black Son, because there's another
Speaker 9: black character who makes his presence during the crazy dance scene.
Speaker 9: By the way, I'm not gonna recommend this movie because
Speaker 9: of the yucky sex scene. It's not a yucky sex
Speaker 9: scene that will turn you on, even if you're a creepot.
Speaker 9: I don't think, uh, it's not animals, but yeah, it's
Speaker 9: a movie where you look away. I put that way. So,
Speaker 9: by the way, so she has been traumatized, the main girl.
Speaker 9: This is part of the whole movie, is her initiation.
Speaker 9: That's the whole point of this. My theory is that
Speaker 9: the Swedish dude from the cult, he organized this to
Speaker 9: bring her there because he wanted her, and he wanted
Speaker 9: her through the ritual working. His offering is these nine
Speaker 9: people who are offered. Part of that is his offer,
Speaker 9: and so what does he get out of this bargain?
Speaker 9: He gets his may Queen, who is the chick Danny.
Speaker 9: So she actually goes through the ritual psychodrama processing of
Speaker 9: initiation and it works. And the initiation begins with the
Speaker 9: intense hallucinogens and she sees her dead sister. She has
Speaker 9: the bad trip. Everything's all wavy, and she sees her
Speaker 9: feet as growing like she has hobbit feet, but they're
Speaker 9: going grass out of her. She's going grass at her feet.
Speaker 9: She's Nature, she's Mother Nature. She's achieving this union with nature.
Speaker 9: But isn't it interesting that all these religions the union
Speaker 9: with nature requires human sacrifice. I wonder why that is.
Speaker 9: Maybe it's because the spirits.
Speaker 15: Of nature are demons and they hate humans, and they
Speaker 15: incite every culture in.
Speaker 9: The world to practice human sacrifice. But that would mean
Speaker 9: that Moses and the Ten Commandments were correct, wouldn't it.
Speaker 9: That would mean that Romans one is correct, because that's
Speaker 9: what Romans one says. Anyway, the Black Son, the worship
Speaker 9: of Lucifer, and the demand for human sacrifice is the
Speaker 9: root of this film evident right away. Anybody who was
Speaker 9: a basic bitch in symbolism would know this. It was
Speaker 9: all right there. So Danny passes out, she loses track
Speaker 9: of time. She's in the process of initiation. She is initiated.
Speaker 9: It's a nine day fast nine tables. The nine nine
Speaker 9: is a number of initiation in many occult and esoteric traditions.
Speaker 9: It's also every ninety years that they have this festival.
Speaker 9: The other thing I noticed is that this cult, which
Speaker 9: is I think somewhat based on the indigenous practices of
Speaker 9: ancient Swedish folk, traditions. It also has a very Crollian
Speaker 9: element to it. Did you notice that a giant pyramid temple?
Speaker 9: They really use pyramids. It was very possible that they
Speaker 9: could have used pyramids and Swedish folk traditions, pyramids seem
Speaker 9: to be unanimous across the pagan traditions. Have you noticed
Speaker 9: have you seen about these pyramids in like Eastern Europe,
Speaker 9: pyramids in like I think Serbia or somewhere Croatia, there's
Speaker 9: giant pyramids, like Egypt, the Ziggarots down in Latin South
Speaker 9: America their pyramids. So there's something about pyramids right, seems
Speaker 9: to signify that kind of a worship. Goldilocks comes up
Speaker 9: against she's Goldilocks. Her boyfriend is the bear because he
Speaker 9: represents the passions. He represents the fool in a way.
Speaker 9: Now he's not the fool. The guy who has the
Speaker 9: bad thing happened to his we wi is actually the fool.
Speaker 9: But the Christian character is also kind of a fool
Speaker 9: because he's being led down the path and he is
Speaker 9: controlled by his passions. That's what he represents. He's burned up.
Speaker 9: And then the fool guy is also controlled by his
Speaker 9: passions because he peas on the sacred tree. That's what
Speaker 9: gets him in trouble. If you remember that scene and
Speaker 9: you stay in this nursery until you're thirty six, it's
Speaker 9: pretty weird. That's weird there. But again, no one in
Speaker 9: this crew of millennial grad students has any discernment to
Speaker 9: figure out that this is a messed up situation. I'd
Speaker 9: be booking it right away, bro. So as we see
Speaker 9: from the very beginning and the initial offering, the two
Speaker 9: old people, once they reach age seventy two, it's their
Speaker 9: duty to practice euth in asia and they give themselves
Speaker 9: back to Mother Earth. And if you remember, they walk
Speaker 9: off the giant cliff, and that's what initially traumatizes everybody,
Speaker 9: all the grad students that have gone, and they're freaked out. Now,
Speaker 9: this reminded me of the scene in Conan where James
Speaker 9: Earl Jones does the exact same thing in his Snake
Speaker 9: Cult where he tells and this is ironic because he
Speaker 9: looks over at Conan and he says, he says, let
Speaker 9: me show you my power. And he says, come to me,
Speaker 9: come to me, my child, Come to me, my child,
Speaker 9: And the girl walks off the cliff and just right
Speaker 9: offers herself to the snake God. Exact same thing here,
Speaker 9: exact same thing. Why Because the snake is the oraburos
Speaker 9: is the sun is the cyclical circle cycle, the circle
Speaker 9: that you see right here around the maple. That circle
Speaker 9: is the never ending cyclical pattern of nature, the snake
Speaker 9: from Platos to Maaeus. That's what it is. They don't
Speaker 9: bury bodies there, They cremate them. No shocker there right.
Speaker 9: Cremation is the pagan Masonic rite that promotes gnosticism. Why
Speaker 9: do we bury the dead in the Biblical tradition because
Speaker 9: of the resurrection. That's one. When you cremate, you are
Speaker 9: putting up your middle finger to the doctrine of the resurrection. Literally,
Speaker 9: that's why we don't cremate. And I've also always kind
Speaker 9: of thought to myself, this is just my own speculation,
Speaker 9: why cremate? Why are you throwing the dead into giant
Speaker 9: blazes of fire? Is that suggesting like Hell? Perhaps? By
Speaker 9: the way, in the Orthodox view, Hell is the actual
Speaker 9: presence of God itself. That's what he was, And if
Speaker 9: you are wicked, you're going to experience that as not
Speaker 9: a good thing. You don't get away from God like
Speaker 9: God's not there, and you're in some place where there's
Speaker 9: a god vacuum, and you're in Dante's pit. God is everywhere.
Speaker 9: So what torments the wicked is the same thing that
Speaker 9: blesses the righteous. It is the face of God. That's
Speaker 9: the Orthodox people, let's say. So we talked about. Now
Speaker 9: she's surviving this because she's already traumatized, which is interesting.
Speaker 9: So the other people in this call, these other grad students,
Speaker 9: they can't handle it. They're all traumatized. They end up
Speaker 9: being it's kind of a survival of the fittest thing
Speaker 9: going on here, and spoiler alert, she's the only one
Speaker 9: that survives. Nobody makes it through this but her. That
Speaker 9: was I think the plan along. I mean, that's kind
Speaker 9: of what the Swedish guy who organized the whole thing
Speaker 9: wanted because he wanted to be with her. He had
Speaker 9: a crush on her. She sees the black something snork.
Speaker 9: There's no snorks in this, but I can't readmind it.
Speaker 9: So there's something about another something comes up the black
Speaker 9: when she's at the dance scene. There's another statement about oh,
Speaker 9: when he comes, he will the black one comes, and
Speaker 9: he will choose the may queen. The black One comes
Speaker 9: he'll choose the make queen. There's a by the way,
Speaker 9: there's a reference to pan that was another krolling element there,
Speaker 9: and they don't want to mention bloodlines are key here
Speaker 9: because of ancestor worship. Obviously it's a it's a evolution
Speaker 9: fits into this because evolution is just a representation of
Speaker 9: all the ancient pagan religions, because nature is just this
Speaker 9: never ending evolutionary process. Supposedly. Now, let's see I had
Speaker 9: some more Let's see mid it's some are green Man
Speaker 9: Midsommer murders the green Man. No, that's some boomer TV show.
Speaker 9: That's not what we want. What is this bit boomer nonsense?
Speaker 9: Midsom are People often ask what is a bad trip?
Speaker 9: Like it's like this movie, Uh, pretty creepy stuff going
Speaker 9: on some of this. Yeah, so there you go. You
Speaker 9: see that. That's the end when they're gonna burn everybody
Speaker 9: up in the giant gold Pyramid, the giant Luciferian pyramid
Speaker 9: here as you see. So I was gonna see there's
Speaker 9: any further relevant imagery. I don't think these are that.
Speaker 9: There's a flying boomer for you. We were sacrifice launched.
Speaker 9: If you see if you're anywhere and you see boomers
Speaker 9: flying through the air off of cliffs. Leave because you
Speaker 9: are in a bad place. Oh, in breeding. Inbreeding is
Speaker 9: a part of this. I'm not gonna say much more
Speaker 9: than that. We don't get too gross on this stream.
Speaker 9: Did you notice the similarity between these sigils and what
Speaker 9: you see in folk voodoo stuff? That looks like voodoo stuff.
Speaker 9: It also kind of looks like squaring are the squaring
Speaker 9: compass Masonic stuff, doesn't it?
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 9: When you go to Marie Levo's tomb, you see the
Speaker 9: XXX on it because that's supposed to do you do
Speaker 9: the little XXX when the ritual, when what you asked
Speaker 9: for was was done. So anyway, she goes through this process.
Speaker 9: She wins the dance competition because I guess the black
Speaker 9: One has energized her. The black one survived. Yeah, it's
Speaker 9: called the black one, and thus she survives the dance.
Speaker 9: Everybody else passes out. There's a statement about everything being
Speaker 9: maya illusion. Classic endo Vedic paganism astrology comes into this.
Speaker 9: It's the time of the ninety year cycle when human
Speaker 9: sacrifice has to be offered. There's an interest. Did you
Speaker 9: notice she gets the gift of tongues. That was crazy
Speaker 9: where when she's dancing around in this whirling dervish she
Speaker 9: gets so by the way they're doing hallucinogens in that scene,
Speaker 9: and then she starts to she mystically knows the language,
Speaker 9: so she's been processed and she gets the inverted gift
Speaker 9: of tongues. So there's an inversion of a lot of
Speaker 9: like the Christian pentecost theology. Here they have the big
Speaker 9: May Queen festival that she eats the body cake. She's
Speaker 9: part of the family now, so she lost her family,
Speaker 9: she's now in this new family cult. Nine lives given,
Speaker 9: nine lives sacrificed was key. That's who's burnt up in
Speaker 9: the Big Pyramid. The Christian was trapped by his lust
Speaker 9: and was burned up. He is the dumb douchebag. And
Speaker 9: then they're the three faceless characters. I think they're supposed
Speaker 9: to be the three faceless Fates. I think they represent
Speaker 9: the fates, because of course all pagan religion is based
Speaker 9: around chaos ultimately fate, the three fates. But I'm guessing
Speaker 9: I'm not exactly sure. In Nordic mythology, who these faceless
Speaker 9: look like faceless Shriners or something. That part's kind of creepy.
Speaker 9: But oh, and then they say the beast, we banish
Speaker 9: thee the beast being the Christian, So they view the
Speaker 9: Christian as the beast whom they banish through the right
Speaker 9: of the giant burning pyramid. So then it ends up
Speaker 9: being again another presentation of basically Wickerman exact same plot.
Speaker 9: So any more notes? And really, who is behind this religion?
Speaker 9: The black One, the midnight Sun, Lucifer. Lucifer is the
Speaker 9: black burning midnight Sun, black midnight oil.
Speaker 14: How do we scream in the when when our beds open?
Speaker 17: Really?
Speaker 9: They used to play that song. The song is really annoying.
Speaker 9: All right, I'm reading a few super chats and then
Speaker 9: we'll do a Stranger's Thing. Good it good it? Strangers
Speaker 9: Thing up to three hundred. Well, wow, guys, thank you
Speaker 9: for all these You guys are being super generous, so
Speaker 9: much appreciate it. A Stranger's Thing. I wasn't sure how
Speaker 9: I wanted to do the analysis of strangers thing, so
Speaker 9: stranger stranger at things, So I just kind of decided
Speaker 9: to throw it into this and by the way I
Speaker 9: think I will do There was enough in Midsommar to
Speaker 9: do a video as well as Wickerman compare the two.
Speaker 9: So there'll be a fancy fifteen to twenty minute video
Speaker 9: this week on that. Well, let's talk about e t
Speaker 9: I mean big trop a little China, I mean Red Dawn,
Speaker 9: I mean everything from the eighties, I mean Stranger Things three.
Speaker 9: So there was aspects of season three I appreciated. If
Speaker 9: you want my full analysis of Stranger Things, you can
Speaker 9: get signed copies of or how do I do that?
Speaker 9: I can't Stranger Things in here, which you can purchase
Speaker 9: signed copies at Jason Also's in the shop. But did
Speaker 9: you notice that basically all guys are goofballs and goofises
Speaker 9: and idiots and Russians are evil. That was a big
Speaker 9: part of season three. So right at the beginning, the
Speaker 9: kid with no upper teeth, the kid who has the
Speaker 9: curly hair and only bottom teeth. He builds an antenna
Speaker 9: after he gets back from camp no More, no camp
Speaker 9: nowhere in ow where that is et building the antenna
Speaker 9: to speak to people, and he intercepts the Russian transmission.
Speaker 9: Spoiler alert if you've not seen Stranger Things season three.
Speaker 9: I didn't want to touch on one crazy thing in
Speaker 9: the news, which relates to Tennessee, Tennessee, Tennessee, Tennessee. Take
Speaker 9: me to another place, and this is the old oak
Speaker 9: Ridge Facility. Scientists seeking to open a portal at oak Ridge. Now,
Speaker 9: I think this is a bunch of hooey news nonsense stuff.
Speaker 9: Here's the image they chose, like opening a portal to
Speaker 9: what wine mom village out in at the far reaches
Speaker 9: of space. There's a wine a wine in out there.
Speaker 9: That's all there is. That's all the portals do. But
Speaker 9: it was weird that stranger things is out this right now,
Speaker 9: and this was the big news story that was going around.
Speaker 9: I'll show you here it is. Come on, that's their picture.
Speaker 9: That's a picture. Looks ridiculous. So here's the news story.
Speaker 9: We'll read some of this. Oh yeah, right. Scientists are
Speaker 9: searching for a mirror universe. It could be sitting right
Speaker 9: in front of you, the mirror verse, the upside down
Speaker 9: and it exists. And upcoming experiments involving sub atomic part
Speaker 9: of Yeah, have you noticed the propaganda around subotonic particles.
Speaker 9: Basically they just tack anything onto quantum physics, quantum foam,
Speaker 9: subatipe particle and basically means anything. A lot of this
Speaker 9: is nonsense. I'm sorry, But in Oakridge Facility in Tennessee,
Speaker 9: that's where they built the bomb Manhattan Project, Leah Brossard
Speaker 9: is trying to open a portal to a parallel universe.
Speaker 9: She calls it an oscillator, an oscillation that would lead
Speaker 9: to the mirror matter, but the idea is fundamentally the same.
Speaker 9: In a series of experiments she runs at she plans
Speaker 9: to run Oh wait, so it hasn't eve been done yet.
Speaker 9: They will send a beam of subot atomic particles down
Speaker 9: a fifty foot tunnel. This is what's in Stranger Things.
Speaker 9: I'm not saying this is real. I'm saying that this
Speaker 9: is in Stranger Things. They have that big accelerator SERN
Speaker 9: thing in season three spoiler alert, and it is opening
Speaker 9: up the portal to the upside down and let the
Speaker 9: mind flair in. Oh and then here we have Invasion
Speaker 9: of the Body Snatchers. Here we have John Carpenter's the
Speaker 9: thing every eighties monster packed into one movie. Red Dawn
Speaker 9: is even Red Dawn the movie is mentioned, so the
Speaker 9: concern cyclotron particle accelerator that the Russians are using in
Speaker 9: an underground base under a mall in America, Russians having
Speaker 9: an underground base and facilities in America where they're using
Speaker 9: a particle accelerator. Okay, come on, come on, I mean, yeah,
Speaker 9: so dumb, so obvious propaganda. But you do see in
Speaker 9: this uhle the thing poster. Remember when the mall rats
Speaker 9: were popping? Got in mall rats is popping? What's popping?
Speaker 9: What's popping? Mall rats are popping. The rats pop literally
Speaker 9: because of Mendela effects cern type stuff going on. And
Speaker 9: this opens the reopens the hole to the upside down,
Speaker 9: and then we get the Cuthulhu alien face sucker mind
Speaker 9: flare coming back through Who Possessed Will in season two.
Speaker 9: As a result of all these electromagnetic disturbances fueld disturbances,
Speaker 9: magnets no longer work, and thankfully, Winona Writer screams through
Speaker 9: the entire season, helping us understand that magnets no longer work.
Speaker 9: One on, a writer has three two emotions in stranger
Speaker 9: Things silent concern and whisper and freak out y'all her
Speaker 9: to her range of acting in stranger Things. I'm just kidding,
Speaker 9: making jokes. If Winona Writer's days alsis fanis, it's just jokes.
Speaker 9: It's just jokes, but magnets don't work, and she will
Speaker 9: scream to let you know that. So the mall, which
Speaker 9: there is an interesting kind of commentary on capitalism versus
Speaker 9: Sovietism and globalism because the mall represents capitalism and underneath
Speaker 9: this are these soviets. So there's the eighties commie social
Speaker 9: you know, capitalists dialectic going on, and there is kind
Speaker 9: of a hint that it's a dialectic. Interestingly, that aspect
Speaker 9: of it was was was interesting. However, we're also presented
Speaker 9: with the idea that Hop and his toxic masculinity perhaps
Speaker 9: need to be left in the eighties. That's kind of
Speaker 9: what I came away with. Maybe maybe I'm a little
Speaker 9: off with that interpretation. I don't know, but it seemed
Speaker 9: like the way it ended in this season, spoiler Alert
Speaker 9: was kind of saying that, like, hey, we appreciate, you know,
Speaker 9: Indiana Jones and all that. We appreciate Snake pliskin.
Speaker 3: Jack Burton, I was born ready on a dark and
Speaker 3: stormy night. Some guys got you up against the wall.
Speaker 3: He says, Hey, Jack, have you paid your dues? You
Speaker 3: tell them what Old Jack Burton says, Yeah, I paid
Speaker 3: my dues. Checks in the mail, I think my jack
Speaker 3: Burn's pretty good sor right, snake pliskin just kind of
Speaker 3: does that raspy whisper.
Speaker 9: So you can't really do a snake pliskin. But anyway,
Speaker 9: there was a you know this, the Hop character is
Speaker 9: basically Indiana Jones Han solo snake pliskin, blah blah blah.
Speaker 9: And the end seems to be, you know, uh, you
Speaker 9: belong in the eighties, go back to the eighties. We
Speaker 9: had fun with you, toxic mail, but stay in the eighties,
Speaker 9: and hence Hop is sacrificed, and it takes place July fourth,
Speaker 9: which is seventeen seventy six. Now this is especially because
Speaker 9: seventy seventy six is another arm of the revolutionary tradition
Speaker 9: seventeen eighty nine right France, the Jacobins, the Grondins. I've
Speaker 9: talked about this many, many times. The Jays Nelson's and
Speaker 9: Americanism born of seventeen seventy six is just another version
Speaker 9: of the revolutionary ethos, the revolutionary faith fire in the
Speaker 9: minds of men James Billington, the Revolutionary Faith gave birth
Speaker 9: to a left wing and a right wing, the Jacobins
Speaker 9: and the Grondins and America and Americanism represents the right
Speaker 9: wing of the revolution. So it's taking place during July
Speaker 9: fourth and Independence Day as the continuation of that revolutionary
Speaker 9: theme because moving out of the eighties and into today
Speaker 9: is another phase of revolution. We're continuing the revolution and
Speaker 9: what has to be left in the past, because revolution,
Speaker 9: you see, is a never ending process. It never ends,
Speaker 9: it just keeps going on. Because to the revolutionary the
Speaker 9: true faith that they have is faith in flux, faith
Speaker 9: in change, faith in process, faith in evolution. That's all
Speaker 9: it is.
Speaker 20: Change, change, change, change, change, moving beyond dialectics to the next,
Speaker 20: to the next, to the next, caught in dialectics ironically
Speaker 20: as they think they're moving past dialectics.
Speaker 9: Now, this will be especially relevant in the next day
Speaker 9: or two when I do part one of Free top
Speaker 9: Copra and Turning Point, because that's what turning Point is about.
Speaker 9: Everything I told you that's in Turning Point. I knew
Speaker 9: exactly where he was going to go. I was totally
Speaker 9: on and it's perfect for Jay's Nolsons. You're going to
Speaker 9: see how thenipulation of dialectics and Turning Point is completely
Speaker 9: applicable to everything that we've been talking about in the
Speaker 9: Globalism book series, as well as theological dialectics too, So anyway,
Speaker 9: we get a lot of statements about materialism. Material I
Speaker 9: am a material l girl. So Elle gets to experience
Speaker 9: that side of things, right, she goes to this growing
Speaker 9: there's the coming of age aspect to l right, and
Speaker 9: I'm going to save the rest of my Stranger Things
Speaker 9: season three analysis for the future because there will be
Speaker 9: another aspect. This is not going to be a part
Speaker 9: two for subscribers, probably just material that I'll put into
Speaker 9: a video. But we've been going for a while, so
Speaker 9: I'm gonna go ahead and do the super chats and
Speaker 9: I'll cover more of Stranger Things season three in a video,
Speaker 9: and then I'll do a fancy video with wicker Man
Speaker 9: in mids. Some are compared, but we've been going almost
Speaker 9: two hours. I only wanted to do about two hours
Speaker 9: for this. Come to Me, My Child, Come to Me,
Speaker 9: Come to Me, My Child climb And by the way,
Speaker 9: the funny thing about that, I forgot to mention Arnold
Speaker 9: in Conan he worships crom Right. They're like, who do
Speaker 9: you worship? I worship crime. That's literally how he says it.
Speaker 9: Clam and Crom was an ancient pagan god who required
Speaker 9: human sacrifice. So Arnold is fighting the snake god who
Speaker 9: requires human sacrifice. That Arnold serves Crom, who requires human sacrifice.
Speaker 9: And did you know that? Oliver Stone the Great Oliver
Speaker 9: Stone wrote Conan bump bom bom boom boom bomb. Conan
Speaker 9: is a we need to do analysis of Conan. I
Speaker 9: just keep forgetting I don't. I don't get around to it,
Speaker 9: but eventually we will. We'll get to Conan. Crime. Who
Speaker 9: do you worship?
Speaker 5: Crime?
Speaker 9: Next time somebody asked me where to go where I
Speaker 9: go to church, I'm gonna say crime. Yoh, bro, where
Speaker 9: you go to church?
Speaker 1: Crime?
Speaker 9: I said?
Speaker 5: Crime?
Speaker 9: All right? Super chat tom M. I did see Chucky too,
Speaker 9: By the way, Chucky had an interesting anti tech message
Speaker 9: which I didn't expect in Chucky. That was weird. I'm
Speaker 9: not sure what to make of it, but his face
Speaker 9: looked funny.
Speaker 18: Did you see Chucky's face? If you if you saw Chucky,
Speaker 18: you'll laugh at that.
Speaker 9: You'll know what I'm doing. Uh, Crime, Robert one ninety nine.
Speaker 9: Chucky lost his cheese? Help him find it? Oh, you're
Speaker 9: talking about Chucky cheese? I thought you're talking about Chucky.
Speaker 9: Chucky was weird, John Grass five dollars. Did you ever
Speaker 9: see Invitation to Hell? It's a Wes Craven TV movie
Speaker 9: with Robert Eric and the Snake broad from Blade Runner
Speaker 9: is pretty woke for the eighties. I have not let
Speaker 9: me have to write that down somewhere. I don't have
Speaker 9: a pen. Invitation to Hell Wes Craven, Thank you. John
Speaker 9: Dorris will check that out. Maybe it'd be worth analysis.
Speaker 9: Justin Stam twenty twelve, ten bucks. You survived the deluge barely,
Speaker 9: thank you. The spirit of Nick Cage was there port
Speaker 9: call my bad lieutenant dove into the waters and saved me.
Speaker 9: I'm joking. I'm just joking. Thank God, not Nick Cage.
Speaker 9: Thank God. Do you think the reptile aliens known as
Speaker 9: the Brothers did this to assassinate Yes, it was a
Speaker 9: voodoo ritual. All of my haters got together in a
Speaker 9: secret underground base underneath the Star Court Mall and summoned
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Speaker 9: part deuce pardieu, part de dieu. Because it's France, New
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Speaker 9: all Yes, thank you guys. By the way, I'm not
Speaker 9: hating on kJ. You know we love kJ. kJ came
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Speaker 9: All in good fun. We love kJ. Hunter vacks two dollars.
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Speaker 9: That is a midsummer sounding name. Please do not feed
Speaker 9: me hallucinogens and make me dance around the maypole and
Speaker 9: burn me up in a giant pyramid. But thank you.
Speaker 9: Hey the Gabar Alexander one nighty nine. Debate Mark Brahman
Speaker 9: on or STJ. Don't know who STJ is, but sure
Speaker 9: I would debate Mark Bromman. I don't know who STJ
Speaker 9: is though, Robert four ninety nine. How is it that
Speaker 9: U lets in cuta arising to the French Canadian surface
Speaker 9: of science? I don't I don't know what that is
Speaker 9: is that sounds like food? Sounds like something that you
Speaker 9: would order in New Orleans. Yeah, can I get an
Speaker 9: a cue? Sounds like something that Nick Cage would be
Speaker 9: very proud of ordering. And by the way, have you
Speaker 9: seen the clip where he says, well, I call my
Speaker 9: acting technique neo Schimanic. It's neo Shamanic told you, Lieutenant,
Speaker 9: CHF two are. I don't know what's two chf's are.
Speaker 9: But why isn't Nicolas? Why this Nicholas impersonator say I'm bad?
Speaker 9: Why this Nicholas Cage and prisoners say I'm bad? Oh bad, Lieutenant? Bad?
Speaker 9: Lieutenant is the movie? But thank you, Lieutenant Skeleton five bucks.
Speaker 9: You should have joined us last night for Anime night
Speaker 9: in your server. I'm taking I'm thinking as a joke
Speaker 9: because I think anime is banned on the Jay's Analysis discord.
Speaker 9: So I think Skeleton is making a joke. But uh,
Speaker 9: I am not the mod of my own server. We
Speaker 9: were watching and dubbing for n GE English dubbing for
Speaker 9: ng EM. I'll say, you guys are making jokes, Okay,
Speaker 9: I don't know. I don't know what ng neon Genesis Evangelion.
Speaker 9: That's the one thing that we will allow. We're gonna
Speaker 9: do analysis of that, okay, but that does sound funny.
Speaker 9: Alexander one ninety nine. Did the West ever not believe
Speaker 9: in ads? It doesn't become a very ensconced idea until
Speaker 9: after the rise of the pre eminence of Augustine. So
Speaker 9: we wouldn't say that Augustine himself was necessarily bad willed
Speaker 9: in that he did not intentionally, I don't think want
Speaker 9: those kinds of theol agumina his theological opinions to rise
Speaker 9: to the level of dogma. But unfortunately in the West
Speaker 9: they did, because he became such a towering figure in
Speaker 9: the West, and he kind of becomes the dominant ideological
Speaker 9: disseminator for the West after his time and into the
Speaker 9: early medieval period. And then of course Aquinas sort of
Speaker 9: takes up that model, and so you get the three a's,
Speaker 9: you get Augustine and Selmon, Aquinas pretty much being the
Speaker 9: dominant theological tradition in the West. Now there are other
Speaker 9: traditions that are there, Scodism, Bonaventure. I know about all that.
Speaker 9: I knew about all this ten years ago. I read
Speaker 9: all that stuff when I thought maybe the Uniates have
Speaker 9: an answered, but I was not convinced of Unionism precisely
Speaker 9: because of the fact that the attitude in the mindset
Speaker 9: of the East, where all the councils happened, was different
Speaker 9: from this. They did not follow the mindset of a
Speaker 9: single dude, whether it's a single theologian the character of
Speaker 9: Saint Augustine, or whether it's a single guy in the
Speaker 9: figure of the pope. It was a synodal approach. It
Speaker 9: was a ecumenical approach, and hence councils. So you can't
Speaker 9: just say, well, if Augustine was acceptable at some period,
Speaker 9: or if he gained pre eminence in some area or
Speaker 9: some region or some western side of the globe or whatever,
Speaker 9: it doesn't matter because in the process of Orthodox theology
Speaker 9: forming in terms of not evolving, but forming in terms
Speaker 9: of its statements as to what the truth is, later
Speaker 9: developments correct earlier views. So once the two churches evolve
Speaker 9: down two different paths. And that's why in the East
Speaker 9: we have synods that are called the quote Palamite synods.
Speaker 9: They're just Orthodox synods that reaffirm what we've always said.
Speaker 9: And after those synods, such as Black Carne and so forth,
Speaker 9: you cannot hold to those ideas that we might have
Speaker 9: tolerated at a certain time periods. In other words, somebody
Speaker 9: could be wrong about something in the second century and
Speaker 9: be a church father because we don't judge them on
Speaker 9: the basis expost facto unless they said something really heretical
Speaker 9: like Origin. Right, Origin is not a saint, and he's
Speaker 9: just a patristic writer. And Origin's errors were so significant
Speaker 9: that the Church eventually anathematized him at the Fifth and
Speaker 9: sixth councils. Now, Augustine is still considered a father. In
Speaker 9: the Fifth Council, he's listed amongst the patristic Floriagellium, but
Speaker 9: we don't ascribe to him the pre eminence that he
Speaker 9: has in the West, because in the East, where all
Speaker 9: the councils were held, he has pretty much hardly anything
Speaker 9: to do with Christology at all. And the triad and
Speaker 9: Christology are all formulations, ninety percent of which come out
Speaker 9: of the East. There are important Western Western figures. I
Speaker 9: don't mean to undermine Saint Hippolitus Hillary of Poitier write
Speaker 9: these various church fathers that do right in the West
Speaker 9: on the Trinity in ways that we would perfectly accept.
Speaker 9: But what happens is that later theology specifies the difference
Speaker 9: between hyposthetic origin and eternal manifestation. This is specified at Blackrenee,
Speaker 9: which is an Orthodox synod that's binding for us as Orthodox.
Speaker 9: You can't reject Blackernee and accept Unionism and be Orthodox.
Speaker 9: You can leave Orthodoxy if you want to, but you
Speaker 9: can't be Orthodox and accept the Synod of Blackernae because
Speaker 9: it makes the important distinction between hyposthetic origin, eternal energetic manifestation,
Speaker 9: and the economic sinning of the spirit. That whole council
Speaker 9: is about that. So another example of this would be
Speaker 9: sometimes when people are new to this topic. Let's say, oh,
Speaker 9: Saint Maximus the Confessor has a letter to Marhinus where
Speaker 9: he says that the Westerns don't intend to be in
Speaker 9: error on the philia Quay. Correct, and that's why we
Speaker 9: don't anathematize all the Westerns at that time period. However,
Speaker 9: there were post Maximus era developments that did lead to
Speaker 9: the clarification wherein the Westerns did violate the soul monarchia
Speaker 9: of the Father, namely after the time of Saint Photius
Speaker 9: in the Mystic Gage, and when it becomes clear after
Speaker 9: the there's two councils, that there's two eighth councils. There's
Speaker 9: an Eastern eighth Council and a Western eighth Council. The
Speaker 9: Pope signed the Eastern eighth Council. By the way, it's
Speaker 9: admitted well known. Deal with that one as you will.
Speaker 9: Roman Catholics, good luck with that. But regardless, after that
Speaker 9: Eighth Council period, you have the successive debates on the
Speaker 9: nature of the Godhead, on the roll of the son
Speaker 9: in the spirit, and the two churches clearly take two
Speaker 9: different paths. Just read blackerne I just bought a book.
Speaker 9: Where is my book? I just the deals with this.
Speaker 9: I'll show you people coming into my discord don't even
Speaker 9: know about this heresy hunting in the discord, and they
Speaker 9: don't even know what energetic manifestation means. We don't even
Speaker 9: know how crucial this is. Okay, good book? Here. Christis
Speaker 9: in Byzantium Papadacus cool Greek name, Bro Papadacus. And what
Speaker 9: do we have in this book? Why it's a whole
Speaker 9: chapter from blacker nae on what what's this whole chapter
Speaker 9: in blackernae On? Can you see that the tomos eternal manifestation? Bro.
Speaker 9: I've been here telling you this. I've been here talking
Speaker 9: about all this. I know what I'm talking about. Go
Speaker 9: get the book. Not making up stuff anyway. So did
Speaker 9: the West evert not believe in adios? Yes, because it's
Speaker 9: a idea that kind of evolves over time and eventually
Speaker 9: becomes problematic, specifically when councils in Eastern dogmatic theology specifies it.
Speaker 9: That's why there's a gigantic debate. And by the way,
Speaker 9: I'm so glad that this is now easily available in print.
Speaker 15: This will shut the mouths of all ecumenists, anybody who
Speaker 15: tries to reconcile Aquinas with Palamas.
Speaker 9: I have the documents. I have the documents. I literally
Speaker 9: do have the documents. I literally have the documents right here.
Speaker 9: Guess what I've got. Good news, this is no longer
Speaker 9: two hundred dollars on Amazon. The debate between the Orthodox
Speaker 9: and the Barley mind which crushes crushes all the lying
Speaker 9: ecumenists who said that we teach the same thing as Tomism,
Speaker 9: because the whole debate is against a guy who believes
Speaker 9: in absolute divines, simplicity. Nobody with an IQ over ninety, Well,
Speaker 9: if your IQ's around ninety, you couldn't even read this book.
Speaker 9: Nobody with an IQ over one hundred and ten who
Speaker 9: reads this book who's not totally lying, could come away
Speaker 9: and say that we teach the same doctrine of simplicity
Speaker 9: as the Thomas read the book Dumb, dumb. And by
Speaker 9: the way, it's not two hundred dollars anymore. I've got
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Speaker 9: the week of indication, my friends, The week of vindication.
Speaker 9: By the way, also a good book I study in
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Speaker 9: Dars signing off Don Don Don Juan Don Don forty five.
Speaker 9: That is super chattow night right there? How do I
Speaker 9: get now? I lost it? Where to go? How do
Speaker 9: I get to the transient argument? When debating and evolutionary atheist,
Speaker 9: he admits that our worldview has an effect on how
Speaker 9: we interpreted the evidence. But I'm not sure how to
Speaker 9: pull it together. That's why I did that really linky
Speaker 9: stream trying to really lay this out. So the best
Speaker 9: thing for you would be to watch this stream and
Speaker 9: take notes. It's the one with me in the bazed
Speaker 9: boomer outfit. Everybody's like, what do you mean? What does
Speaker 9: that mean? Boomer jokes? Dude, I am the father of
Speaker 9: boomer jokes. Literally, I came up with this whole trend.
Speaker 9: Nobody's given me credit though, but we started that joke
Speaker 9: essays I wrote ten years ago, and making fun of boomers.
Speaker 9: So if you watch that stream trying to find it,
Speaker 9: what do I call it? It's called transcendental. Here it is,
Speaker 9: that's the show image. If you're looking for it, you'll
Speaker 9: see that that's the right one. And then here's me
Speaker 9: looking like a moron drinking coffee. So if you follow
Speaker 9: through this chat bruh, hopefully you can kind of see
Speaker 9: the process of where I was taking the argument because
Speaker 9: there's a lot of actually, there's a lot of different
Speaker 9: transcedental arguments. There's not just one, right, So this video
Speaker 9: is the one you want to watch if you haven't
Speaker 9: watched it. God's existence and transtal arguments, and the cover
Speaker 9: image is me wearing this goofy base member thing. That's
Speaker 9: the one you want to watch, and I try to
Speaker 9: take you through that process of the argument as a whole.
Speaker 9: There's also an older talk that I did called Eastern
Speaker 9: theology and transcenal arguments. There's also the talk that I
Speaker 9: did on numbers and transcendent arguments. You see, so there's
Speaker 9: a lot of different transcendentals. Sometimes the argument is spoken
Speaker 9: of as one argument because ultimately it kind of is
Speaker 9: one big argument, but there's also a lot of different
Speaker 9: types of transcendental arguments. So it really doesn't matter whether
Speaker 9: you're calling it one or many, because we believe in
Speaker 9: a balance in the one. In many, they all kind
Speaker 9: of hang or fall together. But you say he is
Speaker 9: you're saying you're not sure how to put it all together. Well,
Speaker 9: the easiest way to deal with the materialist atheist is
Speaker 9: to talk about things that are impossible in his worldview,
Speaker 9: things that he adheres to. So, for example, if he's
Speaker 9: a materialist, pretty much all materialists come to this goofy
Speaker 9: conclusion that numbers are social constructs. That is dumb. It
Speaker 9: is ridiculous to say that numbers are a social constructs.
Speaker 9: The first thing I would say is read my essay
Speaker 9: Numbers Prove God if you've not read that. I also
Speaker 9: did a long talk called Numbers Prove God, where I
Speaker 9: try to go through this stuff and I go through
Speaker 9: the talks that deal with like Jason Lyles talk about
Speaker 9: Mandelbrot sets right, which show that numbers are not There's
Speaker 9: no way a Mandelbrot set is a social construct. This
Speaker 9: is total dumb, dumb land. You have to be super
Speaker 9: low IQ total idiot to think that a Mandelbrot set
Speaker 9: is a human social construct. There's nothing more stupid than that.
Speaker 9: This is why we don't progress in the sciences faster
Speaker 9: than we do is because this idiot ideology is still
Speaker 9: dominant anyway. So you want to go through those two
Speaker 9: and again. For people who are new to transcendent arguments,
Speaker 9: the best place to start is the book by doctor
Speaker 9: Lyle because it's written in a very readable way. If
Speaker 9: you're not into philosophy, called Ultimate Proof by doctor Jason Lyle.
Speaker 9: This is an introduction to transcendental argumentation written at a
Speaker 9: pretty simple level. Lyle is is good. Lyle's a saw.
Speaker 9: I wish we could convert doctor Lyle to orthodoxy. It
Speaker 9: would be a good a good thing to pray for,
Speaker 9: but he, like myself, studied under Boson. You can also
Speaker 9: watch the bonnson Stein debate. This is what I usually
Speaker 9: tell people if they want to learn how to debate
Speaker 9: the transcendental argument. Start with the bosen Stein debate and
Speaker 9: listen to this debate about three times in a row
Speaker 9: and take notes. So you just got a big tip there,
Speaker 9: because that's not all that we do in tuturing. Obviously,
Speaker 9: we go into much more depth with tutoring if you
Speaker 9: want to do the tutoring, but this is the place
Speaker 9: to start. We start with the bonsen Stein in debate
Speaker 9: and going to You're going to be told listen to
Speaker 9: this debate three times and take notes and the argument
Speaker 9: will begin to gel in your head after about the
Speaker 9: third time. Now, this process of learning to do apologetics
Speaker 9: can grow to be more and more advanced, and the
Speaker 9: most advanced would be when you're ready to read books
Speaker 9: like Van Til's Apologetic right when you're ready to read
Speaker 9: the seven hundred page treatise. I read it when I
Speaker 9: was twenty one, all the way through. I do recommend
Speaker 9: that if you can do it, but it's very difficult
Speaker 9: if you don't have philosophy education, So you want to
Speaker 9: start with the things that I'm telling you to start with,
Speaker 9: I would say, unless again, don Dawn, I don't know
Speaker 9: how much philosophy you do or don't know. Gt up
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Speaker 9: the Old Man of the Mountain, gesturing to his assassins. Yes, exactly,
Speaker 9: claiming that he had thousands more who were willing to
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Speaker 9: finds are funny. Maybe that's what they're doing. They're trying
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Speaker 9: You know, he kind of fit. Oh, because he works
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Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 9: I don't know who that is. It will be awesome
Speaker 9: to hear David interview Nick Cage, David Childress, David Childress.
Speaker 9: Let's see he is David Childress, David Childress, David Childress accent. Oh,
Speaker 9: David Hatcher Childress, that guy, don't I don't know that
Speaker 9: I've ever heard him. I've seen his books on you know,
Speaker 9: mystical stuff or whatever, but I've not heard him talk.
Speaker 9: Let's see what he is? What does he sound like?
Speaker 9: Ancient aliens? Ooh ugly ad or let's hear this guy talk?
Speaker 9: Never mind, if I play the video, it's gonna like
Speaker 9: flag it. So anyway, I'll have to go listen to
Speaker 9: David Childress talk some other time. I've not heard his voice.
Speaker 9: Marl Kark's One Night on Jay debate, Bell Delphine on nihilism,
Speaker 9: is that the Bathwater chick. I'm guessing yes, I will
Speaker 9: debate her or anyone. By the way, I'm not debating.
Speaker 9: When I say i'll debate anyone, that doesn't mean anybody
Speaker 9: with three hundred subscribers, because I was accused once again. Oh,
Speaker 9: your you won't a debate so and so who has
Speaker 9: a thousand subs? You want debate so and so has
Speaker 9: three hundred subs? You want debate so and so as eight. No,
Speaker 9: I'm not debating anybody with that lovel of subs who
Speaker 9: always demand that I debate on their channel. I'm sorry,
Speaker 9: but there's forty one thousand plus subs here. This is
Speaker 9: where we would debate. I'm not gonna spend three hours
Speaker 9: bating on a channel with three hundred subscribers. Duh, Why
Speaker 9: do you not want to debate on the channel that
Speaker 9: we give you exposure? It's giffy, Well, we know what,
Speaker 9: but emilis fifty dollars thank you in mil Wow. What
Speaker 9: is the Orthodox view of justification? Justification by theosis, that's
Speaker 9: the Orthodox view? Is it based on faith alone?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 9: Faith alone is a Protestant doctrine. Even the Protestant scholar
Speaker 9: alistair At McGrath in his book. Eustacia Day has a
Speaker 9: whole book on the fact that faith alone was nowhere
Speaker 9: present until the reformers. Where was the church? If that's
Speaker 9: one of the pillars of the church, it's because faith
Speaker 9: alone is not true. When Abraham is spoken of and
Speaker 9: quoted in Romans, where does Paul cite? Paul does not
Speaker 9: cite Genesis twelve. Paul refers to Abraham justified in Genesis fifteen.
Speaker 9: In Genesis seventeen. But if the Pauline doctrine, according to
Speaker 9: the Reformers, it was true, Paul should have quoted Justis twelve.
Speaker 9: That would have been the period when he was justified.
Speaker 9: But that's not what Paul quotes. That's a problem. That
Speaker 9: was a problem for me as a reformer when I
Speaker 9: was reformed, because that violates the whole argumentation of Romans.
Speaker 9: He should not be quoting Genesis fifteen is the point
Speaker 9: when Abraham is justified. It's supposed to be Justis twelve,
Speaker 9: But he doesn't quote Genesis twelve because Abraham is continually justified,
Speaker 9: continually sanctified, continually theosified, deified. I'm making a joke. Before
Speaker 9: you try to call me on that. I know if
Speaker 9: theiosiphy is not a word. It's a joke. Where does
Speaker 9: sacraments fit in? Sacraments are the process of our being
Speaker 9: made holy and prepped for our judgment after death, which
Speaker 9: anticipates the final judgment. So sacrifice the sacraments are there
Speaker 9: to deify us. If not, are we then assuming that
Speaker 9: Christ didn't do it all? Well, even in the reform doctrine,
Speaker 9: you still have to exercise faith. And it doesn't matter
Speaker 9: amongst the myriad Reformed interpretations whether that means that you
Speaker 9: it's just a mental decision. I'm sorry, but that's still
Speaker 9: a noetic action. You still have to commit an action.
Speaker 9: You have to still have an exercise faith. And I
Speaker 9: know what Calvinism says. I know I was a Calvinist
Speaker 9: for many.
Speaker 15: Many years.
Speaker 9: The will has to be overridden by grace to move
Speaker 9: you to believe. That's called mon energism, that's monothelitism. Calvinism
Speaker 9: is a monothelite heresy because it doesn't recognize that it's
Speaker 9: doctor of grace, and the overriding of the human will
Speaker 9: by grace in conversion in effectual calling leads to a
Speaker 9: chrystological heresy already dealt with, already condemned long ago called
Speaker 9: mond energism and Mono Thelicism, and all these dumb, dumb
Speaker 9: reformers think that they oppose mono thelitism. No, you don't.
Speaker 9: You don't know what you're talking about. In other words,
Speaker 9: do we add to Christ's sacrifice? No, But it was
Speaker 9: always understood and implied that there is the human response
Speaker 9: to the opening of the Covenant. Now that human response,
Speaker 9: you can say, is still gracious. For example, the natural
Speaker 9: energy that we have proper to our humanity was a
Speaker 9: gift of God's grace. But the human will and the
Speaker 9: natural energy proper to human will and human nature was
Speaker 9: never lost. That's where we differ from Calvinism. Calvinism thinks
Speaker 9: you that you lost your will. I know, they confess
Speaker 9: free will, that's not what I'm talking about. But they
Speaker 9: don't have a coherent doctrine of natural human energy or
Speaker 9: the will. That's because they don't have a coherent Christology.
Speaker 9: You cannot have proper sateriology without the right Christology. And
Speaker 9: that's why in the history of the Church, the doctrines
Speaker 9: of Christology and the triad are what are are formulated
Speaker 9: and defined first because they are the basis. They are
Speaker 9: the correct ordo theologia for how we determine seteriology. You
Speaker 9: don't start with sateriology and all the presuppositions of the
Speaker 9: reformers and then read that into Christology. That's what leads
Speaker 9: you to the crystological heresies. That's why reformers and the
Speaker 9: reformed are nestorian. And yes, they simultaneously hold to two
Speaker 9: heresies at once without knowing it, because they're stupid. They're
Speaker 9: simultaneously mono thelites and mind energists when it comes to
Speaker 9: conversion and the human will, and they're simultaneously an historian
Speaker 9: when it comes to the doctrine penal sientification, excuse me,
Speaker 9: penal sanctions, penal substitution, because they think that Christ was
Speaker 9: damned by the Father. Christ is a divine person. He's
Speaker 9: not damned by the Father. Evan Schultz ten bucks, Thank you, Jay,
Speaker 9: Thank you. Evan Schultz, slavk five pounds. How does being
Speaker 9: born again in Orthodoxy show in life? What are the
Speaker 9: signs of person being born again? Well? In Orthodox theology,
Speaker 9: baptism is when you're born again and you are either
Speaker 9: faithful to that covenant or you are not. Baptism is
Speaker 9: the New Testament version of circumcision that is the entrance
Speaker 9: into the Covenant, and so you are made a partaker
Speaker 9: of Christ through the ritual of baptism. However, that does
Speaker 9: not ensure that you will keep the covenant. You must
Speaker 9: keep the covenant. Does that mean that we're saved by works? No,
Speaker 9: because the ability to keep the covenant is also so
Speaker 9: part of the life of grace. Now we do because
Speaker 9: we have a human will and a human energy proper
Speaker 9: to us have a duty to do those things. Our
Speaker 9: will does have to, as Paul says, become a co
Speaker 9: worker with God. Paul says, co workers. Why would any
Speaker 9: goofy reformed person not accept that we're coworkers. That doesn't
Speaker 9: detract from the grace of God, because God has set
Speaker 9: it up to where he wants us to cooperate. It's
Speaker 9: just ridiculous, childish, stupid. Not you, I'm saying the reform stuff.
Speaker 9: So being born again is baptism. That's why in John three,
Speaker 9: when Jesus explains to Nicko Damus what being born again is,
Speaker 9: he talks about being born of the water and the spirit. Baptism. Now,
Speaker 9: does that mean that everybody baptized is going to be
Speaker 9: elect and faithful. No, because you can not keep the covenant,
Speaker 9: and if you don't keep the covenant, you are under
Speaker 9: the covenant curses, exactly the same as what God expected
Speaker 9: of Israel. Deuteronomy twenty eight talks about the covenant blessings
Speaker 9: and curses, and yes, during that covenant, the emphasis was
Speaker 9: on the material, but it was still spiritual, right, So
Speaker 9: we don't want to fall into Marchianism. We don't want
Speaker 9: to fall into dispensationless heresies. In the New Testament period,
Speaker 9: the emphasis shifts from the physical and the material to
Speaker 9: the spiritual. Okay, but the spiritual is present in both covenants.
Speaker 9: The material is present in both the Old and New Testament.
Speaker 9: Old the New Covenant, the emphasis shifts. We still have
Speaker 9: the physical and the New Testament. There are still physical blessings.
Speaker 9: Health is a blessing. It's all in the Orthodox prayers
Speaker 9: and liturgy that have a blessed said long life, God
Speaker 9: grant you many years. But we also put the emphasis
Speaker 9: on the spiritual, not because the physical or the material
Speaker 9: is bad, but because it's not the most important. But again,
Speaker 9: the emphasis in the Old Testament, yes, is physical, but
Speaker 9: the spiritual is still present. In the New Testament, the
Speaker 9: physical is still there, but the emphasis is on the spiritual.
Speaker 9: It's that simple, and that's why in Deuteronomy twenty eight,
Speaker 9: Israel has blessings and cursings. And then you read the
Speaker 9: Apocalypse chapters two and three, or Jesus speaks to the
Speaker 9: Seven Churches. Blessings and cursings physical and spiritual present in
Speaker 9: the blessings and cursings to the seven Churches, but the
Speaker 9: emphasis that's changed. There's no other way to make sense
Speaker 9: of the Old and New Testament, otherwise you'll end up
Speaker 9: in Marcianism or gnosticism, or dismissitionalism, some stupid heresy. Nepko
Speaker 9: ten bucks. What advice would Peterson give Manlits besides cleaning
Speaker 9: the room I'm taking. I'm talking really short. I'm talking
Speaker 9: really short. You think he can cheer them up, well,
Speaker 9: I mean, I haven't read the book, but I mean,
Speaker 9: I don't know he does any list like twelve ten
Speaker 9: steps of better living, how to man up, how to
Speaker 9: be responsible, that kind of stuff, which is all I'm
Speaker 9: sure very accurate. I haven't read the book, but I'm
Speaker 9: sure like the basic ideas of like, you know, having
Speaker 9: patterns of regularity in or life. I don't know, but
Speaker 9: I'm not sure to understand the question, like what would
Speaker 9: he give to what advice would he give? He talks
Speaker 9: about stuff like facing your demons or something, or separating
Speaker 9: yourself from toxic people, not being afraid to do that, Like,
Speaker 9: you know, he doesn't he do psychology or whatever psychology
Speaker 9: type stuff. I'm not. I haven't spent a whole lot
Speaker 9: of time following Peterson, so I don't. I don't know
Speaker 9: all the steps. Is he an atheist? He is a
Speaker 9: Youngian agnostic kind of person. All right, thank you guys.
Speaker 9: That was a lot of fun. Tomorrow I should be
Speaker 9: ready tomorrow. I've read a good bit of this ridiculous
Speaker 9: Coper book, and we'll be ready to do the next
Speaker 9: in the globalism book series. So turning point man, but
Speaker 9: get ready for vindication on everything I said about dialectics
Speaker 9: and how dialectics relates directly to the control structures of globalism,
Speaker 9: not democrat republican stuff. We're talking ecology, geopolitics, Eastern philosophy
Speaker 9: as a control mechanism. You're gonna see that explicitly with
Speaker 9: with Copra. With Free to Copra, and he actually talks
Speaker 9: like a higher pitched arnold. I thought I thought it
Speaker 9: was going to be an Indian dude. He talks like Arnold.
Speaker 9: I listened to an interview with him.
Speaker 13: And he talks like a high pitched Arnold Cora Stauge's style.
Speaker 9: Gee, it's like Arnold with one little, one little tinge
Speaker 9: of helium the stage, you will say, And now dostalgis
Speaker 9: turn that up a little bit with helium, and you've
Speaker 9: got freeto capra, freedo capricorn. Anyway, God bless you guys,
Speaker 9: have a good night. I don't see more super chats.
Speaker 9: Think we're done. Very generous. I loved it. You guys
Speaker 9: are great. I don't know that I can recommend Midsommar
Speaker 9: watch Wickerman. Everything he needs already in Wickerman, pretty good movie.
Speaker 9: Christopher Lee's a good bad guy in that. Wickerman's a
Speaker 9: good movie. Midsommar yuck, gross, some gross stuff. That's the
Speaker 9: main thing about Midsommer. Gross. Stranger things more to come
Speaker 9: in the near future. God bless, have a good night.