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The Cult of the Chosen Ones — Makia Freeman | Jerm Warfare · UK Column Radio

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  None. You have written a fairly
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  controversial book. It's been removed from Amazon.
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  And I like, I like that when, whenever, whenever that sort of
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  thing happens, it makes me realise that you're probably
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  over the target. That's the idea.
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  I mean, actually it's also been banned from another platform
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  called lulu.com, which is just a small book publisher.
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  But I'm currently trying to kind of get it somewhere where I can
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  know that it's going to be safe and it's not going to be taken
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  down. And the interesting thing is
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  that no one wants to tell me exactly why it was banned, but I
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  have a very good idea why. The name of your book is The
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  Cult of the Chosen Ones. So basically what this book does
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  is it's it's 700 pages, almost 900 footnotes.
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  So it's very comprehensively researched.
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  But I've tried to trace the, the rising of this cult and I've
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  picked up the trail in the Middle East, you know, a couple
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  100 years before 0AD. And I've shown how this cult
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  kind of arose there. It either created or hijacked
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  Judaism, depending upon your interpretation.
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  I believe it kind of spread out into the other monotheistic
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  Abrahamic religions too. But basically I travel, I, I, I
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  trace it through how it kind of hijacks Judaism and then goes up
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  through the Middle Ages. And it's, it's the first few
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  chapters are on this older, older era, but by the time we
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  get to say chapter 4 called all the way through the book, we're
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  into the 16th and 1700s. And then I'm talking about the
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  rise of two fake Jewish messiahs, Sabatize Ebi and Jacob
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  Frank. And it's super important to
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  understand these figures because they had a tremendous influence
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  on what is basically a satanic cult that runs the world today.
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  And you, you, you can really see just going back a few couple of
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  100 years, how these two men started entire movements.
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  And then these movements influenced other families and
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  dynasties that went on to become the leaders of the New World
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  Order. And then once we get into the
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  kind of 1800s, there's a lot more history then we can
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  actually kind of prove and verify, you know, it's, it's
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  more recent in our past. And so I, I trace how private
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  banking spread around the world, especially in Europe.
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  We have the, the key revolutions like the American, French and
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  Russian revolutions. Then we get into things like the
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  when we get into the 20th century, of course, the two
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  world wars and the rise of the Nazis, the founding of Israel,
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  and then all the assassinations that have happened, especially
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  JFK. There's a big chapter on that.
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  And then false flag operations, all the false flags that have
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  happened, including 911, the big one, all the way up to the Gaza
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  genocide. And I try to, I try to connect
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  the dots and show how it's really the same cult operating
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  behind the scenes, hiding behind the cover of Judaism that's
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  responsible for all of it. Yeah, I mean, that's a very
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  important disclaimer there because right off the bat,
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  people are going to go, it's the Jews again, You're going after
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  the Jews, but what you're actually doing is something
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  similar to what David Icke, I think has done where he says,
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  no, just hang on a second. There's something deeper than
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  that. For sure.
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  Yeah. It's not.
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  It's not all the Jews. That's a really kind of
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  intellectually lazy way to just, you know, make sense of it.
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  It's, it's so much more than that there.
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  There's a key cult that's satanic ultimately, and they
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  have manifested themselves through Judaism.
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  And it's it's, but they don't represent all Jews, not even
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  close. And they are doing stuff in the
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  name of Jewish people and Judaism that a lot of Jewish
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  people are would be totally horrified about if they actually
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  knew what was going on. They would be totally up and
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  screaming and saying don't do this in my name.
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  And some of them are doing that to their credit, but a lot of
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  them just don't understand because they've been bamboozled.
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  They've been programmed to think that the these people that that
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  run Israel, the ultra Zionists represent them and do and doing
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  everything that, you know, in the in the best interest of
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  Jews. And they're not, they're
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  absolutely not. And that's that's a really key
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  thing to discover. And and So what I tried to do in
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  the book is actually quote a lot of Jewish people who've realised
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  this and have spoken out against this cult and said, you know
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  what, you, you guys don't represent me.
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  If, if this is what Judaism is, then I quit being a Jew.
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  You know, some of them have even said that and just there's been
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  a lot of key Jewish thinkers who have exposed this cult in their
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  propaganda. And I I try to quote them as
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  much as possible so that so that we can really get like a view
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  from the inside. To be fair, the majority of
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  Zionists today are actually Christians.
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  That's another huge part of the story because the Rothschilds,
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  by the time they had risen to power in, in by around 1800,
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  they, they were incredibly wealthy and they'd set their
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  sights on world domination. And they embarked on a very long
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  plan, decades or centuries in the making, where they basically
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  wanted to get a big chunk of America, a big chunk of the
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  Christians on their side because they knew they would need that
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  kind of support that the majority of, of the world, you
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  know, So they, they basically, they, they engineered it so that
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  they could publish their own version of the Bible.
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  And they introduced, you know, all, all these, all these weird
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  things which are completely foreign to Christians outside of
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  America. You know, I grew up in Australia
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  and I'd never heard of something like the tribulation or the
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  Rapture until I came to America. And I'm like, what, what is
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  this? I never heard about that.
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  This was part of Christianity or and then, and then it took me a
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  long time to realise, you know, it was very prevalent among the
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  evangelicals in the American South.
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  And it's totally taken root there.
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  This whole Christian Zionism thing and how to be a good
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  Christian, you have to be blessing Israel and favouring
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  Israel and all this stuff. And it turns out, well, they had
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  they had Co opted a couple of men and gotten them to write
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  different Bibles and seed all this stuff and make it seem like
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  it was part of Christianity. And it's it's very clever what
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  they did because now, as you said, you have a big part of at
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  least the American Christians, the American South supporting
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  Israel without even really knowing why.
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  Yeah. It's just like blind loyalty.
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  It's very strange. I've asked a number of my
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  Christian friends who stand with Israel, quote unquote why, and
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  they can't really give me a coherent answer.
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  Yeah. And I, I went deep into another
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  aspect of this whole propaganda, which is, is something you'll
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  often hear Netanyahu say he he likes to jump up there and say,
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  well, you know, Israel is, is like a bastion against the
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  Barbarians. We're an outpost of Western
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  civilizations and we're upholding Judeo Christian
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  values. And also there's always this
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  term that's thrown around Judeo Christian values.
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  But if you really look at that, if you really look into what
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  that means, it's one of these oxymorons and this, this thing
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  that doesn't make sense because you know, the, the, the Jewish
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  faith is talking about how they are the chosen ones.
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  And it's, it's a very kind of supremacist, exclusivist
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  ideology. And that doesn't, that doesn't
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  go along with and completely another religion.
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  You know, it just, it doesn't really make sense.
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  Not to mention that if you look at the Old Testament God and the
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  God of the, the Torah, the Jewish Bible, it's, it's first
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  of all, it's a male God, not a, not a female.
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  And it's a very, he's a very vengeful, vindictive, totally
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  murderous and genocidal character.
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  Now that also forms part of the Old Testament of Christianity.
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  But Christianity also has the New Testament and it has other
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  values such as, you know, aspiring for unconditional love,
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  loving your neighbour, humility, kindness, patience, that
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  meekness, these kind of things. At least they're in the mix in
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  Christianity. But in Judaism, I, I don't, I
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  don't see that you don't find that.
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  So how do we, how do we possibly reconcile this Judeo Christian
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  values thing when there's all these different values being
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  thrown around and we have all these, we have like different
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  divine figures? It doesn't, it doesn't stand up
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  to close scrutiny. But they don't.
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  It's like, it's like these political terms.
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  They don't want people to think. They don't want people to
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  examine or scrutinise it. They just want people to blindly
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  think, Oh yes, Jews and Christians have always been
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  together and it's one thing and I should support Israel and kind
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  of shut off critical thinking. OK, so take me back to the
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  start. So basically there, there seemed
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  to be a, a sect within Judaism that arose somewhere couple of
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  100 years BC and they started telling everyone, well, we are
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  the chosen people. Now there's different theories
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  about where this where this whole thing came from.
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  Some people say, well, this was a Jewish way of, of trying to
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  outwit the Romans because the Romans were very powerful.
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  They conquered a lot of the area and no one could really beat
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  them militarily at this point in time.
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  And so some people say, oh. The Jews?
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  In which area are you talking about?
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  Sort of the Mesopotamian region. Yeah, I, I mean, if you look at
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  the height of the Roman Empire, at least, you know, a couple,
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  you know, let's, let's say take take around the time 200 or 300
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  BC, they had, they had conquered a lot of the area in the
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  Mediterranean, the Middle East. They'd, they'd gone, they'd gone
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  all the way over to Palestine and Lebanon and, and you know,
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  they couldn't be defeated militarily at that point.
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  It was going to be many more hundreds of years and before
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  they started to fall. So some people theorise, well,
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  the Jews as as a group then they couldn't defeat the Romans
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  militarily. But what they could do is they
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  could invent a religion and, and start basically use this
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  religion almost as a psychological operation.
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  And if you can get your enemy or the people around you to kind of
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  believe in your story, to believe in your ideology, that
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  can be a very effective way that you can raise your own position
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  and status. And especially if your story
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  involves a God that favours you above anyone else and you being
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  their selected ones and the chosen people in all this, if
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  you can get people to believe in that, that's, that's a very big
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  victory. And so this is, this is what
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  they, this is what they did. Basically they, they spread this
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  thing out and you know, it's hard to say because there, there
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  are some researchers that, that talk about some researchers like
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  John Lamb Lash, for example, a Gnostic scholar, he talks about
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  how it was a certain sect within Judaism called the Zadakim and,
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  and that translated as the righteous ones.
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  But it's, it's kind of a, almost a sarcastic thing because
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  they're not, they're not really very righteous at all.
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  They're very arrogant, they're very conceited and supremacist,
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  but they, they then exported this idea out to the world and
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  it, and it, Christianity and Islam became spin offs of this,
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  of this like monotheistic idea that there's one God and he
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  favours those that believe in him and, and whatever.
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  So there are slightly different interpretations of, of what
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  happened. But what I also cover in my book
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  is the, the whole thing about the Jewish Bible that appears to
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  have been copied from Plato and other Greek writers because
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  Plato and the Greek writers were that the whole, you know, flower
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  of civilization that was happening around 504 hundred BC.
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  So by the time we get to 200 BC, we're a couple 100 years later.
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  And there is a, there is a, an author I quote called Russell
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  Gomerkin who did a lot of study on this.
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  And he found that there were Jewish writers at Alexandria at
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  around 270 BC who basically copied Plato's laws, the whole
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  idea of a constitution and then laws.
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  And they basically Judaized it and made it, made it a Jewish
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  thing. And then the Jewish Bible came
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  out of that and they tried to pass it off as something
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  original or something that Moses had gotten from God or that it
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  was divinely, you know, orchestrated and all of this.
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  But actually a lot of the stories have incredibly similar
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  parallels to Greek stories, whether it's the Odyssey, like
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  the epics and Neus and, and Odyssey and the heroes from the
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  from from there or from other Greek writers.
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  When, when you do a close analysis, you can see that it's,
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  it's, it's, it's almost identical.
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  They just they've maybe changed a few names and a few minor
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  details. Even even the story of how Moses
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  was born like he was a baby in a, in a river with papyrus like
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  that was that was lifted from a Greek story.
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  So virtually everything in the, in these Jewish stories was
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  lifted from the Greeks. And so when I put all this
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  together, I began to see, wait a minute.
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  So there's been a certain group of people that have basically
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  started to spin a whole story out of nothing, copying it from
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  other sources. They've created a whole
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  religion. Their religion tells them that
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  they're the, the chosen ones and they're superior to anyone else.
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  And then they're exporting this out to the world and trying to
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  get other people to believe it. But what's important to
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  understand is that there were, there was a, a group of people
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  at that time called the Gnostics and there were certain Gnostic
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  leaders who, when they heard this whole ideology, they spoke
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  out against it. And, and they said, you know
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  what this is, this is nonsense that God is not a man.
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  God is like half, half man, half woman.
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  God is genderless. And there are no chosen people
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  that are, that are favoured among all others.
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  And there is no judgement day where people are going to get
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  punished if they don't, you know, submit to God's rules.
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  And, and so they kind of went through step by step all the
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  aspects of this theology and they, and they basically
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  debunked it, including, of course, this idea of salvation,
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  that there is something wrong with you inherently and you have
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  to be saved. And not only that you have to be
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  saved, but you can't do it yourself.
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  You're not worthy of that. You need a Messiah.
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  So you have to look outside of yourself to someone, a Messiah
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  who's going to come and do the saving for you.
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  And there's so many aspects to this whole ideology which which
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  are very disempowering. And you can find a lot of these
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  elements in Christianity too. And so the Gnostics were, you
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  know, very vocal in speaking out against this and they were
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  murdered. They were brutally murdered.
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  And so this this ideology then spread up to the Middle Ages.
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  And where I pick the trail up after that is is with the rise
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  of sabotage Ebby in in the 1600s.
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  OK, wait, so let me just make sure I'm following.
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  So there was this group of people who effectively
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  infiltrated the Jews, the ancient Jews in the Roman
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  Empire. Is that right?
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  That's one interpretation. I can't, I can't say I know for
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  sure. That's one interpretation is
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  that they infiltrated and hijacked it.
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  The other interpretation is that that Judaism was created out of
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  this, that they, they started, they started something, became a
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  religion, you know? OK, I follow.
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  And so then where does then Jesus fit in?
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  Does he fit in at all? Well, some again, it depends,
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  depends which source she is and what you believe there are there
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  are some people such as Adam Green no more news.com.
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  He's of the opinion that Jesus the, the Christianity was
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  basically invented by the Jews because they'd already had their
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  religion up and running for, you know, hundreds of years before
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  Jesus came along and they wanted a, a religion for the, the non
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  Jews, the, the goyim, as they call them the Gentiles.
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  And so they, they basically invented Christianity, which is
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  pretty similar. I mean, I mean, you know, it's
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  in a lot of ways it's very similar.
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  It's using the Old Testament, which was the Jewish books.
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  It's got a whole New Testament, but it's, it's got very similar
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  features that you have this God and you have to follow that.
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  You've got the, we've got the 10 commandments, which is similar
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  to the seven Noahide laws, and we've got the idea of a
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  judgement day at the end of life.
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  We've got the idea of a Messiah. You know, there's different
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  Jewish messiahs and there's Jesus as the Messiah in the
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  Christianity version. We've got the idea of salvation.
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  You have to be saved. So a lot of a lot of elements
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  are similar. You know, whether whether Jesus
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  existed as a man or not is up for debate.
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  Certainly there was a lot of stuff that was put onto him,
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  projected onto him afterwards, whether it was the whole sun
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  worship thing, Astro, Astro theology, Jordan Maxwell has
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  done a lot of great work on that.
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  Whether it was even even other cults like mushroom, sacred
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  mushroom, magic mushroom cults were putting symbology and
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  meaning into Jesus life as well. So it's very difficult to to try
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  to work out whether Jesus existed as the man and what he
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  really said at this point, because so much stuff has been
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  overlaid afterwards. And how does this connect then
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  to the Roman Empire? Were they aware of any of this?
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  It's hard to say, but the Roman Empire at a certain point
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  decided to join forces with Christianity.
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  And then that's they really then pushed out Christianity to the
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  world. Now, if you're a Christian or
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  even for some non Christians, they, they might, you might
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  think, well, this is a good thing, you know, like it's a
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  great, it's a religion that's helping people and blah, blah,
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  blah. But I mean, there, there's a
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  whole dark side to Christianity, some of which I've talked about,
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  where there was the the suppression of the Gnostic, some
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  people that didn't buy into this whole Salvationist, a judge,
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  mental God, heaven and hell and all, all these parts of the
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  ideology. They didn't buy into that.
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  So it was pushing that whole story out.
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  And then it became, I mean, very militant.
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  I mean, if you look up, look, look at all the Crusades and all
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  the things that were fought in, in the name of Christianity.
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  And so this is completely divorced from if Jesus was a
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  real man, his message of unconditional love and meekness
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  and humility. It's completely divorced from
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  that because suddenly we've got the cross and Christianity being
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  used to justify conquering. And then when we go further up
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  through the ages, when we get into the Middle Ages, we've got
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  the whole Inquisition and you're not allowed to think outside of
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  standard doctrine and the burning of witches.
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  And so suddenly this, this thing that some people still say is a
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  good force for good in the world, has been used for some of
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  the most evil and horrendous acts.
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  But you are referring more to the Catholic Church in the
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  Vatican. Yes, well, they were the main
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  Christian sect for a lot. They're the original Christian
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  sect. So yeah, yeah, a lot of the evil
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  was was performed by them. But, but I mean, for me, I
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  questioned the entire ideology of it because I don't believe
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  that we need to look outside ourselves to be saved, Not that
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  we're not. I mean, of course there's
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  there's always the question of free will and human, human
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  beings be not to be evil. Of course, I understand that.
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  But I think humanity has got itself into a lot of problems
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  when we start looking for heroes and saviours, be they religious
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  or otherwise. And just, I mean, look at what
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  happens in in the whole political scene.
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  It's just so easy for politicians to psychologically
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  take advantage of of this weakness in human psychology or
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  this desire to, to, for a hero or for a saviour outside of
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  ourselves. And they pose as that.
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  And then they're able to kind of get away with even more evil by
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  posing as a saviour. What about Islam though?
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  I mean, that also kind of fell into the Abrahamic trio.
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  Yeah, I mean, I don't know as much about that as Christian and
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  Judaism, but I do, I do mention in the book something I find
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  interesting because when Muhammad was kind of on his way
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  up, you know, people were like, who is this guy?
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  And you why? Why is he talking about this
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  stuff? But in the pre Islamic times, in
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  the Arabic world, in Arabia, there was a lot of polytheism or
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  pantheism, right? People had shrines to different
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  gods. They were praying to all these
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  gods and Muhammad's, one of his main messages was monotheism.
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  There's only one God. There's only one God.
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  Like that's actually like a phrase that's repeated over and
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  over. There's no God, but Allah are
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  in, in, in Islam, right? So on the one hand, you could
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  say, well, you know, there's nothing wrong with that.
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  That's just, it's promoting monotheism and it's, it's not
• 19:02
  really good or bad. It's just, it's just their
• 19:03
  belief. And I, I can see that
• 19:05
  perspective, but Muhammad would go around and actually smash
• 19:08
  what he called Pagan idols in all these temples because he was
• 19:10
  so obsessed with this idea of there only being one God.
• 19:13
  And So what I need, what I'd like to offer your audience
• 19:16
  right now, an interesting, interesting perspective on this
• 19:18
  is, is talk a little bit about the, the agnostics and their
• 19:22
  beliefs around the Archons. So, so this is, this is
• 19:26
  fascinating, right? Because the Gnostics believe
• 19:28
  that this whole world was basically an inferior copy of a
• 19:32
  world that had previously existed, which is kind of a
• 19:34
  Platonic idea. And it's not like the Gnostics
• 19:36
  and Plato were probably the only people who ever thought of this,
• 19:39
  but they believe that somehow this world had been hijacked or
• 19:41
  corrupted. The Gnostics had a whole
• 19:43
  theology around it that discussed these kind of divine
• 19:47
  beings out in in in some other part of the Galaxy called the
• 19:49
  Pluroma. And they're doing their
• 19:51
  creation. And one of them, called Sophia,
• 19:53
  accidentally falls in love with her creation and falls from the
• 19:56
  Pluroma to lower spheres, denser spheres.
• 20:00
  And then in doing so, basically that never happened before, that
• 20:05
  one of these higher gods would would do this and she
• 20:07
  accidentally created these these range, these class of beings
• 20:11
  that the Gnostics called the Archons.
• 20:13
  And these beings are inorganic beings, meaning they don't have
• 20:17
  souls or consciousness like humans do.
• 20:19
  And so they're kind of, they're kind of in between dimensions.
• 20:22
  You can't really see them in ordinary with ordinary
• 20:25
  consciousness, but if you get into certain states of
• 20:27
  perception or awareness, you can see them.
• 20:29
  And they're, they're basically inferior to us because they
• 20:33
  don't have the, the divine spark and the, and the will and the
• 20:36
  ability to create. But they do have the ability to
• 20:39
  hijack perception and manipulate.
• 20:41
  And they are incredibly good at that.
• 20:43
  So they basically can invade us psychically and telepathically.
• 20:47
  They can implant thoughts into our head.
• 20:49
  And so because they can do that, they can make us believe
• 20:52
  absurdities and, and nonsensical things and thus control us that
• 20:55
  way. And so they, the the Gnostics
• 20:58
  had a whole story around it, much, much in much more detail
• 21:01
  than what I've just described. But the but the essence of it is
• 21:04
  that, you know, some, some researchers such as John
• 21:08
  Lamblash believe that the one of the icons crowned himself king
• 21:13
  and the Gnostics caught him the Demiurge or yelled at Bay off.
• 21:17
  And it is quite likely or quite possible, I think that this this
• 21:22
  chief Archon was the one that ended up talking to people like
• 21:26
  Melchizedek and the Jewish leaders, maybe Muhammad, maybe
• 21:30
  Christian leaders and convince them that that he is the God of
• 21:33
  the universe when he's actually just an Archon.
• 21:35
  And one of the clues that that this may be the case is if you
• 21:39
  look at the 10 commandments, one of the first commandments is a
• 21:44
  commandment to love God. You should love God with all
• 21:46
  your heart. You'll have no other gods,
• 21:48
  you'll have no other idols, all all that kind of thing.
• 21:50
  Now I have to ask that on the surface it might seem natural,
• 21:55
  like it might seem OK. But if we if we examine it a
• 21:57
  little bit more closely, why would we be commanded to love a
• 22:01
  God that that had created us? I mean love is something that
• 22:05
  comes naturally if if you don't have resentment and fear and
• 22:08
  jealousy and instead of stuff blocking it, I mean it's like
• 22:10
  natural state of humanity. I mean, my wife doesn't demand
• 22:14
  that I love her. Right, right.
• 22:16
  So once you start introducing the kind of obligation and the
• 22:19
  command and the demand to love something, something's already
• 22:21
  gone wrong. Because then it's not.
• 22:23
  That's not really love. There's an element of force in
• 22:25
  it and so. What is this and arrogance?
• 22:29
  Arrogance, yeah. What is this element of force
• 22:31
  and arrogance? And I would also suggest fear.
• 22:33
  I would also suggest there is some kind of insecurity because
• 22:36
  a divine being that had created the entire universe wouldn't
• 22:40
  need love from one person out of 8 billion or whatever it is.
• 22:44
  I mean, it's not it's not going to be necessary for that, for
• 22:48
  that being, right. It's, it's so, so why, why is
• 22:52
  there suddenly a demand placed on us that we have to love God?
• 22:55
  So, you know, I, I kind of feel like this is the Archonic
• 22:59
  influence in the 10 commandments and in, in the start of the root
• 23:02
  of these Abrahamic religions and that quite, quite possibly we're
• 23:06
  not actually dealing with the supreme being after all.
• 23:08
  We're dealing with an impostor and Arcon and, and and there's
• 23:12
  this is how the religions have been hijacked.
• 23:14
  And if you look at these three Abrahamic religions, I mean,
• 23:17
  there are billions and billions of people who are followers in
• 23:19
  the world who follow these religions.
• 23:20
  And this is their only kind of idea of spirituality, like they,
• 23:25
  they believe to be good people or to be upstanding spiritual
• 23:28
  people, they have to follow this religion.
• 23:30
  That's their identity. And so it's, it's really been
• 23:32
  for me, it's been hijacked like the natural way that humans are
• 23:36
  spiritual beings and, and we express our spirituality is
• 23:39
  being put into these boxes with this dogma and, and rigid
• 23:42
  ideology. But when you say hijacked, you
• 23:48
  are implying that there is an individual, a group or a
• 23:53
  framework behind it. Yeah.
• 23:56
  And ultimately I believe if, if you, if you trace the, the, the,
• 24:01
  the real source behind the world's evils, behind the New
• 24:04
  World Order conspiracy, I believe it does go off planet
• 24:07
  and interdimensional because I've studied satanic ritual and
• 24:11
  black magic and this kind of thing in depth.
• 24:13
  And I believe this is what's really going on.
• 24:16
  This this is the basically the interface, the connection
• 24:18
  between the icons or whatever entities there are that are
• 24:21
  running things. And then the world's leaders,
• 24:24
  the Royals, the presidents, the prime ministers that appear on
• 24:26
  the world stage and appear to be running the show.
• 24:30
  That dovetails with the sort of Ikean reptilian narrative.
• 24:38
  Yeah, I mean, I've, I've studied the testimony of a lot of people
• 24:42
  that have been at these rituals, been in this whole satanic
• 24:45
  network and they've survived. They've actually lived to tell
• 24:47
  the story. And some of them, I mean, their,
• 24:49
  their tales are fascinating. And I don't believe that they're
• 24:52
  making it up that their level of detail, the fact that they're
• 24:55
  from different countries, they're talking about the same
• 24:58
  kind of things happening at these rituals.
• 25:00
  They're talking about the same people being present.
• 25:03
  Some of them would have even been groomed not just to be
• 25:05
  present at the rituals, but to one day lead them.
• 25:08
  They were groomed from a young age to be like the leaders of
• 25:10
  this network. And so my book before my, the
• 25:14
  current 1A book I published at the end of 2023 called the
• 25:18
  International Satanic Network exposed.
• 25:20
  I, I list 15 different survivors of this network and what, you
• 25:25
  know, the, I go through some sometimes very gruesome details
• 25:28
  of what they witnessed, what had to participate in, in these
• 25:30
  rituals. And I talk about, you know,
• 25:35
  what, what the point of it is. And I, I believe there really is
• 25:39
  very, very strong evidence that this whatever gods they're
• 25:43
  praying to, whatever force, whatever entities that have been
• 25:46
  invoked during these rituals is, is actually what's, what's
• 25:49
  running things. You said interplanetary to just
• 25:55
  expand a bit. So what some of these witnesses
• 26:01
  describe or participants describe in the Satanic ritual
• 26:03
  is that they're, they're basically using the power of
• 26:06
  ritual, which again is just neutral.
• 26:08
  Ritual is kind of like technology or information.
• 26:11
  It can be used for good or bad. It really depends on the intent
• 26:14
  of the the person using it. So you can have white magic and
• 26:17
  you can have ritual used in a positive way to, to help someone
• 26:20
  grow in consciousness and awareness and become a better
• 26:22
  person, or you can have it used in a, in a complete the opposite
• 26:25
  way. So what, what the Satanists are
• 26:27
  doing is that they're basically get harnessing the power of
• 26:31
  ritual where they have, you know, costumes and robes and,
• 26:35
  and music and a certain kind of tone and atmosphere.
• 26:37
  And they're, they're getting themselves into some certain
• 26:40
  state. And, and then, you know, they're
• 26:43
  using things like abuse and torture and sacrifice and blood
• 26:47
  drinking and rape and cannibalism and, and they're,
• 26:51
  they're using it in that way. And, and what's happening is
• 26:53
  demonic possession. They're getting possessed by
• 26:55
  what whatever it is that's on the other side of this.
• 26:57
  You could call them demons. You could call them Archons,
• 27:00
  entities, some kind of force, some kind of creatures that
• 27:03
  aren't normally able to be perceived.
• 27:06
  But in certain states where you, you use ritual or maybe use
• 27:10
  drugs or something to expand your perception, there is there,
• 27:13
  it is possible maybe to have more communication or to open up
• 27:16
  the interface and, and perceive these beings or, or whatever.
• 27:21
  But but in this in this satanic ritual, there's there's
• 27:24
  possession and the the icons are implanting thoughts in the minds
• 27:28
  of the the people that are turning themselves over to this.
• 27:33
  OK, hold on. When you talk about satanic and
• 27:36
  demonic, what are you talking about?
• 27:41
  I'm talking about forces that lack any empathy or love or if
• 27:47
  they have some, it's like basically so, so low that you
• 27:50
  can't really even perceive it. It's, it's basically forces that
• 27:54
  are totally into control. They want, they wanted to,
• 27:57
  they're totally selfish. They want to do things for their
• 27:59
  own ends. And they, they want to control
• 28:03
  humans. They want to control the planet.
• 28:04
  They want to turn this place into some kind of farm.
• 28:07
  And then they are basically, you know, the ones that I believe
• 28:12
  that are controlling the minds of the people of these satanic
• 28:14
  rituals. So that's what I mean.
• 28:16
  I mean, some people will say, well, it's, you know, demons
• 28:19
  don't really exist. They're a figment of our
• 28:21
  imagination and it's just human evil.
• 28:24
  And you're trying to personify evil or put a put a name on on
• 28:27
  evil. I can understand that viewpoint,
• 28:30
  but I don't think that really explains everything that's going
• 28:34
  on here because there are there are a lot of shamanic cultures
• 28:37
  in the past. And I don't know how much of
• 28:40
  your audience have read the Castaneda books, but they're,
• 28:42
  they're an incredible series of books about a group of shamans
• 28:45
  in Central America that lived not not that long ago.
• 28:49
  They talk about similar entities.
• 28:51
  Now. They didn't call them mark ONS
• 28:52
  because that's a Gnostic word, but they're but what they're
• 28:54
  describing is, is the same thing.
• 28:57
  And we've had other descriptions of these creatures, even in pre
• 29:00
  Islamic Arabia, what they were called the jinn.
• 29:03
  And ultimately we have the jinn in, in Islam and we also have
• 29:06
  the word genie that came from that.
• 29:08
  So there's different religions and cultures and shamanic
• 29:11
  traditions that have described similar entities.
• 29:13
  So I, I believe actually that the evidence is pretty strong
• 29:17
  that there is something there that that we, we could open
• 29:21
  ourselves up to it. Some, some force, it's very evil
• 29:23
  that wants to control us, wants to control the world.
• 29:26
  And unfortunately there are some people that have got into this
• 29:31
  and they think, they think they're getting power, they
• 29:33
  think they're getting some high from working with these beings,
• 29:36
  but they're absolutely getting used and manipulated.
• 29:40
  When you, when you read these accounts from different cultures
• 29:43
  across the world and you see, wait a minute, there were texts
• 29:46
  500 years ago or 2000 years ago talking about the same thing.
• 29:50
  Then it starts to, I mean, for me, it started to dawn on me,
• 29:52
  wait a minute, OK, this thing's been going on a very long time,
• 29:55
  thousands of years at least. And we have different names for
• 29:59
  it. But you know, we have, we have
• 30:02
  pictures of God sitting on chairs and, and someone coming
• 30:05
  up and handing the baby to Baal and Moloch.
• 30:08
  We have stuff from out of Babylon and Samaria.
• 30:10
  We have David Icke's work where he he he was talking to Zulu
• 30:15
  shamans like Fredo Mutwa about it.
• 30:18
  And we have stuff coming out of Central and South America.
• 30:21
  OK. Like, there's a lot of evidence
• 30:23
  behind all of this. I think.
• 30:26
  I think the view that these entities exist, I think there's
• 30:28
  more evidence for that view rather than just that it's human
• 30:31
  psychology and it's humans trying to personify evil.
• 30:35
  You heard of something called Torkolosh, which which is
• 30:40
  basically it's like a yeah, it's like a little demon and has a
• 30:43
  very big penis. But it's part of, it's part of
• 30:49
  that, of that, of that tribal, of that tribal caricature of the
• 30:53
  same, of the same evil force that you're referring to.
• 30:56
  Yeah. And and which part of Africa is
• 30:58
  it? Is it tukulos from like?
• 30:59
  Is there a certain country or tribe?
• 31:01
  Yeah, southern, southern, southern Africa.
• 31:03
  I think it's falls, it falls into the zoo culture.
• 31:05
  OK, all right. And then something just popped
• 31:07
  into my head as well as Witico. I forget which culture talked
• 31:11
  about Witico, but it might have been an African culture.
• 31:14
  But this but but the idea of what Tico is the mind virus is
• 31:17
  that is that our thoughts are not really our own.
• 31:20
  And you can take people that are completely rational and seem to
• 31:23
  be sensible, and then they can do these crazy things or believe
• 31:26
  these crazy things. And it's, there's a whole lot
• 31:28
  more to it. But, but when, when you, when
• 31:31
  you look at your own thoughts sometimes, and, and this is,
• 31:35
  this is of course, a big theme in, in Buddhism and Tibetan
• 31:38
  Buddhism, Zen Buddhism, these, these thoughts that are in our
• 31:41
  head, they just seem to be repetitive and, and fear based
• 31:46
  and, and, and anxiety provoking. And it's like, what, where are
• 31:50
  they really coming from? Do they really belong to me?
• 31:53
  And I know that the, the shamans in the Castaneda series, like
• 31:57
  Don Juan, he was speaking to Carlos Castaneda, the author of
• 32:00
  the whole series at, at one point.
• 32:02
  And he was saying this is the topic of all topics for for
• 32:05
  sorcerers or shamans, our thoughts are not our own.
• 32:08
  Basically we have like a foreign installation in our mind.
• 32:11
  And this explains why man can be a brilliant engineer.
• 32:15
  And you have these brilliant feats of humanity.
• 32:17
  And then you have, you know, right next to that adjacent to
• 32:22
  it, we have completely insane human behaviour throughout
• 32:25
  history, whether it is self destruction, suicide, war,
• 32:31
  jealousy, fighting over stupid and irrelevant things and all
• 32:34
  all this, all the stuff that humans have done, humans have
• 32:36
  done to each other. It it it helps explain why that
• 32:41
  why that's being why that is. And part of what you're saying
• 32:46
  in your book is that a lot of this evil can be connected to
• 32:51
  that bloodline that that that infiltration, quote unquote,
• 32:56
  from the BC era all the way up until today.
• 33:01
  Yeah, I mean, I think there's always been evil.
• 33:03
  And certainly you can take the story back further.
• 33:05
  You could go back to like 2000 BC or 4000 BC and you can look
• 33:09
  at Summario, you can go all the way back to 10,000 BC.
• 33:11
  Lots of authors have done studies on the catastrophes and
• 33:14
  the floods and, you know, was Atlantis a real place?
• 33:18
  Did we fall from consciousness then?
• 33:19
  A fascinating topic. But yes, I don't, I don't get
• 33:21
  into that in this book. I try to pick it up later than
• 33:24
  that, you know, a couple of 100 years BC.
• 33:27
  But where I focus most of the book is, is when we get to the
• 33:29
  1600s up to the present era. Because then I, I, I can really,
• 33:33
  there's, there's a lot of footnotes.
• 33:34
  We can really, I think, be more sure about this particular cult
• 33:38
  and how they've influenced the current state of affairs in
• 33:40
  today's world. So what?
• 33:42
  What started happening around the 1600s?
• 33:45
  Well, we had the rise of a a man called Sabati Zevi, and he was
• 33:50
  born in Turkey. It was then the Ottoman Empire
• 33:52
  and he at a certain point decided that he was going to
• 33:55
  proclaim himself to be the Messiah.
• 33:57
  And he chose deliberately the year of 1666.
• 34:00
  Now in the Jewish religion, there's basically three holy
• 34:03
  books. There's the Torah, the Talmud
• 34:06
  and the Kabbalah or the Kabbalah.
• 34:08
  And the Kabbalah is concerned with codes and, and, and the way
• 34:13
  that numbers and, and words work together and hidden connections
• 34:16
  with all of this. There's another word, gematria
• 34:18
  for all of this stuff. And so they studied this really
• 34:20
  closely and they were very into it.
• 34:23
  But I should really note that all three of these books, these
• 34:25
  Jewish holy books, all contain the idea of Jewish supremacy
• 34:28
  within them. That if you're a Jew, you're
• 34:30
  somehow part of the selected few and the chosen ones and you're
• 34:34
  inherently superior to other people.
• 34:35
  So right there and then we have a big problem because if, if we
• 34:38
  have any kind of ideology or religion that teaches that it's
• 34:42
  going to create problems because it's followers are then going to
• 34:45
  go out and start feeling like they have the licence to get all
• 34:49
  the privileges and to treat other people worse than them.
• 34:52
  So anyway, Sabatizevi, by today's standards, some people
• 34:56
  would, would believe that he could be classified as a manic,
• 34:59
  manic depressive or even bipolar or that even that he he was
• 35:03
  psychotic. He would, he would go away and
• 35:05
  do bizarre things fast for weeks on end and have visions and
• 35:09
  dreams. But one of his visions was that
• 35:11
  there would be a Jewish Holy Land and, and country basically
• 35:15
  in Palestine. So right there and then we can
• 35:18
  trace the whole current Zionist movement back to this guy.
• 35:22
  But he declared himself to be the Messiah deliberately in the
• 35:25
  year 1666. So he had the three sixes there
• 35:28
  and he had APR man like a wingman, his right hand man
• 35:32
  called Nathan of Gaza who used to go around with him and
• 35:34
  explain sabotage of his work and he drew a massive following.
• 35:38
  It is said that he had half the world's Jews as his followers in
• 35:42
  that time, which was said to be around 1,000,000 Jews.
• 35:45
  Eventually he ran into trouble with the local political leaders
• 35:49
  of the era. The Sultan of, of the Ottoman
• 35:50
  Empire eventually said to him, OK, like enough, you either
• 35:54
  here's a turban. So you either choose a turban or
• 35:57
  death, meaning you either convert to Islam or you die.
• 36:00
  So he converted to Islam and he lost a lot of his supporters who
• 36:03
  who said, oh, this guy's a charlatan.
• 36:05
  He's fake. But he managed to retain a lot
• 36:08
  of supporters because partly due to the, the skill of his PR man,
• 36:11
  Nathan, who basically spun it and said, well, this is
• 36:13
  prophesized. This is written, you know, it
• 36:15
  said in the, in, in our holy books that the Messiah would
• 36:18
  come and that he would deliberately take on the guise
• 36:21
  of, of, of other, other religions or other things.
• 36:24
  And this is all part of it. And so some people believe that.
• 36:26
  And they still kept following him.
• 36:28
  And So what, what he did though, was on the outside he converted
• 36:31
  to Islam, but on the inside he remained Jewish.
• 36:33
  And they still followed all their Kabbalistic practises,
• 36:36
  some of which were things like group orgies.
• 36:39
  And, you know, it's hard to say exactly how much of the satanic
• 36:43
  influence was there. I don't know if he was raping
• 36:46
  kids or encouraging rape, but there was certainly a lot of
• 36:51
  deliberate inversion of, of Jewish norms and customs.
• 36:53
  So on days where they would normally be fasting on the
• 36:56
  Jewish calendar, they would feast.
• 36:57
  So they would turn everything round.
• 36:58
  And their excuse was, well, it's, it's he's the Messiah and
• 37:01
  we're in messianic times. And so everything's gets
• 37:04
  inverted. And so to me, that's a real clue
• 37:07
  there, because for those of you that might know about this who
• 37:10
  have studied Satanism, one of the key tenants or ways you can
• 37:14
  distinguish Satanism is that it's about inversion.
• 37:16
  Black is white, up is down, pleasure is pain.
• 37:20
  And so right there we have the Satanic inversion.
• 37:22
  You can see in sabotage Evie. But basically he, he went on,
• 37:27
  he, he, he soon died after that, but his followers kept thriving.
• 37:32
  And interestingly enough, in this whole same area, the
• 37:35
  Ottoman Empire, Turkey, we had the rise of something called the
• 37:38
  dermay Jews. And dermay is a Turkish word
• 37:40
  meaning to turn. And that's because of the
• 37:44
  sabotage, every turning away from Judaism to Islam.
• 37:48
  But these Dermay Jews are also called Crypto Jews.
• 37:51
  And so we had this, we had this whole rising up of this new
• 37:55
  class of Jews that were one thing on the outside and then
• 37:58
  something else on the inside. And so it became like a
• 38:00
  trademark for them to basically practise this deception.
• 38:04
  And so it's a very interesting story, but it doesn't end there
• 38:08
  because after Zevi died, about 50 years later, another guy came
• 38:12
  along called Jacob Frank. And he was born in Poland, But
• 38:15
  in his earlier years, he visited the Turkish, the, the area of
• 38:19
  Turkey where Zevi died. And he, he, he, you know,
• 38:22
  started learning about his followers and, and, and his
• 38:24
  ways. And then he proclaimed that he
• 38:27
  was the Messiah as well. And not, not only that, he, he
• 38:30
  proclaimed that he was the incarnation of sabotage Zevi.
• 38:33
  And so he got, he got a lot of followers and, and, and
• 38:37
  basically kind of took over the Sabatin movement that then
• 38:39
  became the Sabatin Francis movement, named after the the
• 38:42
  last names of both these guys. Now, the thing about Jacob Frank
• 38:45
  is he was an absolute psychopath.
• 38:48
  We, we, we know this. There's more documentation on
• 38:50
  him because he was born more recently, but he used to say
• 38:53
  that the only way to salvation was through transgression
• 38:57
  through sin. There, there was no other way.
• 38:59
  Like we couldn't, we couldn't possibly do everything right and
• 39:01
  be holy. So we're going to go to the
• 39:03
  opposite extreme and we're going to do every single thing that's
• 39:05
  evil as possible because this is going to hasten the arrival of
• 39:09
  the Messiah and the messianic era and the redemption of the
• 39:13
  world. Now, it's complete nonsense.
• 39:15
  I mean, it doesn't, it doesn't make any logical sense.
• 39:17
  But this is what they believed, not just him, but all these
• 39:20
  followers. And so he encouraged his
• 39:22
  followers to, to basically throw away every moral scruple and do
• 39:26
  the worst things possible. And so he, he would, he would go
• 39:30
  out, go out of his way to do evil things, including raping
• 39:33
  his own daughter and then pimping his daughter out to get
• 39:36
  more followers for his sect. And so this, you know, and he
• 39:39
  was also into things like blood drinking, satanic ritual,
• 39:43
  torture, sacrifice, rape. And so his movement started
• 39:46
  gaining a lot of followers. And of course, as you can
• 39:49
  imagine, he started getting kicked out of place after place
• 39:51
  after place wherever he went. You know, he made his way back
• 39:54
  up to Poland. He was eventually thrown in gaol
• 39:56
  for quite a time. But towards the end of his life,
• 39:59
  he made his way to Germany, to Frankfurt.
• 40:01
  And it just so happened that Frankfurt, Frankfurt was the
• 40:04
  hometown of the Rothschilds. They were originally called the
• 40:06
  Bowers. But they had a red shield above
• 40:09
  their door and Rothschild in Germany as red shield.
• 40:12
  They took the name Rothschild. And by that point, when, when
• 40:16
  Mayor Amshall Rothschild, who was the head of the dynasty in
• 40:19
  Jacob Frank, crossed paths, Amshall had already started to
• 40:23
  get his kind of banking business going and that this scam of
• 40:26
  paper money and fractional reserve banking was, was
• 40:30
  starting to, he was starting to basically make it very
• 40:33
  profitable. And then, you know, as the story
• 40:36
  goes, he sent his five sons out to other major capitals in
• 40:38
  Europe and started setting up a whole banking system in Europe.
• 40:41
  And quickly, it didn't take that long, just just a, just a
• 40:44
  generation or two before he became the wealthiest person in
• 40:47
  Europe and, and the world through this.
• 40:49
  And so Rothschild had the funding and then Jacob Frank
• 40:53
  introduced the Satanism and they crossed paths and formed an
• 40:56
  unholy alliance. And so that's where we get the
• 40:59
  root of this, the, the current new world order that we're,
• 41:02
  we're hopefully all trying to stop and, and push back against.
• 41:05
  The roots of it are with these two Jewish Messiahs.
• 41:07
  And then the second one of them crossing paths with the
• 41:10
  Rothschild, the head of the Rothschild family.
• 41:12
  What also happened around that time was Rothschild.
• 41:16
  He, by the time he had become very wealthy, he said his sights
• 41:19
  on like not, not just European domination, but world
• 41:23
  domination. And so he set up a plan and part
• 41:26
  of his plan was to basically create a secret society or many
• 41:30
  secret societies and then using this Crypto Jew, Derme Jew
• 41:34
  infiltration trick was to get inside other other established
• 41:38
  organisation organisations and have his agents rise to the top
• 41:42
  and basically hijack, infiltrate and hijack these organisations.
• 41:45
  And so the original Illuminati was created with Adam Weishaupt
• 41:50
  in the year 1776, May 1st, the same year that the USA was born.
• 41:54
  And so Weishaupt was Jesuit trained.
• 41:58
  And the Jesuits, if you, if you trace those back, they were
• 42:01
  started by a guy called Ignatius Loyola, who was also a crypto
• 42:04
  Jew. And so they already had this
• 42:07
  same kind of philosophy of the, the infiltration aspect.
• 42:11
  And so the Illuminati started up and they, they, you can actually
• 42:17
  read in Weishaupt's Diaries how he targeted the Freemasons as
• 42:22
  being the perfect brotherhood of secret society to infiltrate
• 42:24
  because they were already very well established and they
• 42:27
  actually had a good reputation at that point in time.
• 42:30
  And so the Illuminati started going into Freemasonry, entering
• 42:34
  the lodges, rising up the ranks. And my research showed that it
• 42:37
  was only in around 10 years or so afterwards that they had
• 42:40
  basically gotten to the top of Masonry.
• 42:42
  And so then they were able to direct what happened in Masonry.
• 42:45
  So this is maybe like the 17 late 17 eighties, 1790 this this
• 42:48
  time period. And so they had control of
• 42:50
  Masonry. They had control of the Jesuits
• 42:53
  who were infiltrating the Vatican.
• 42:54
  And they started basically just spreading out and, and, and, and
• 42:57
  infiltrating governments. They had central banks that were
• 43:00
  owned by the Rothschilds and other people that were in on
• 43:02
  this. And so by the time we got to
• 43:04
  1800, this plot was already pretty far advanced.
• 43:07
  And Rothschild left, left a will where he, he laid out what he
• 43:11
  wanted. He wanted intermarrying between
• 43:13
  his family. He wanted, you know, first
• 43:15
  cousins to marry each other. He wanted, you know, he, he
• 43:19
  basically left out the laid out the plan for the world
• 43:21
  domination using, using these kind of methods.
• 43:25
  And, and basically what happened, I would say after that
• 43:28
  was the, the Rothschild started funding the French Revolution
• 43:31
  through the Jacobins. That happened around the 1790s.
• 43:36
  By the time we got to 18101815, we'd had Napoleon, we'd had all
• 43:39
  sorts of war throughout Europe and a lot of the European
• 43:42
  countries were war ravished and they were tired of war.
• 43:45
  And so then he launched his first, I, I would say the first
• 43:49
  real attempt at a world government, which was called the
• 43:52
  Concert of Nations. And this was around maybe 1815
• 43:56
  in Vienna. But there were, there were
• 43:58
  certain European leaders that saw through it.
• 44:00
  They could tell that it was the Rothschilds behind it.
• 44:02
  They'd already gained A reputation by that point for
• 44:04
  being ruthless and, and evil and cunning.
• 44:06
  And it was especially the Russians are the Russian royal
• 44:09
  family that were like, wait a minute, this guy doesn't want to
• 44:12
  have a concert of nations because he cares about World
• 44:14
  Peace. He wants to unite all these
• 44:16
  European nations under 1 government and then get control
• 44:19
  of that government. That's his plan.
• 44:20
  And so he saw through it and he spoke out against it.
• 44:23
  And ultimately, even though the Rothschilds had kind of certain
• 44:26
  leaders under their, you know, in their pocket, under their
• 44:29
  thumb, at that point, they didn't quite have enough power
• 44:31
  to pull it off. But it is said that they didn't
• 44:34
  forget what happened and they got their revenge on Russia
• 44:36
  later. So then while this was going on,
• 44:40
  basically the European countries, a lot of them already
• 44:43
  had Rothschild fully owned, partially owned central banks.
• 44:46
  And so then they were trying to get a foothold in the New World
• 44:49
  in the United States. And so what's fascinating is to
• 44:52
  look at American history throughout this period, because
• 44:54
  there were a series of central banks in America that were
• 44:57
  foreign owned. Undoubtedly they were owned by
• 44:59
  the Rothschilds and other rich families, but they always had
• 45:02
  charters. They had like a 20 year charter
• 45:04
  that didn't didn't get renewed. And so then they had to be
• 45:06
  another one for 20 years. And so we reached kind of the,
• 45:09
  the period of around the 1820s when Andrew Jackson came to
• 45:12
  prominence and he was a very popular fighter.
• 45:16
  I, I think he might have been a general, but he was definitely a
• 45:18
  military man who'd who'd scored famous victories.
• 45:21
  And for whatever reason, even though he had a lot of parts of
• 45:23
  his character that weren't to be liked, I mean, he was, he was
• 45:26
  very racist. He was, he was a very popular
• 45:29
  guy. And he launched an entire
• 45:31
  campaign for the presidency that was basically just based around
• 45:35
  no central bank. And he, he seemed to grasp the
• 45:38
  issue very keenly. And so did the American public,
• 45:41
  especially compared to today. They, they understood that if,
• 45:44
  if there was going to be a foreign private bank, it's
• 45:48
  pretty soon they would get control of the economy and it
• 45:50
  would like destroy the currency and everyone would be enslaved
• 45:52
  to it. And so Jackson was elected
• 45:54
  president on this basis. And so he, he basically got into
• 45:59
  power, even though the Rothschilds had other agents and
• 46:01
  tried to stop him, they couldn't.
• 46:03
  And then he vetoed the bank. The, the, the, the charter came
• 46:05
  up while he was president. Congress voted for it.
• 46:09
  He vetoed it as as was his right as the president.
• 46:11
  And so this this caused massive consternation.
• 46:14
  The Rothschilds were furious. And so then we have the the
• 46:17
  first attempted assassination of an American president, the
• 46:20
  attempt on Andrew Jackson, which failed only because the guy that
• 46:23
  shot tried to apparently, as the story goes, he tried to shoot
• 46:26
  him twice and both times the gun misfired.
• 46:29
  I mean, I mean, it's it's. What are the odds?
• 46:34
  I don't know what are the odds actually, Andrew Jackson at this
• 46:37
  point was he was a very tall fellow.
• 46:38
  He had a cane and apparently he got his cane and just like beat
• 46:41
  this guy almost to death on the steps of some famous building.
• 46:45
  But anyway, what's interesting around this whole time period is
• 46:49
  just the the consciousness, because even even the early
• 46:53
  colonists had a lot of consciousness and awareness
• 46:55
  around the control of currency and who needed to control that
• 46:58
  and how important that was for a free society.
• 47:00
  And Benjamin Franklin is quoted as saying that the real reason
• 47:03
  for the revolution in the, in the 70s, seventies was actually
• 47:07
  so the colonists could have their own money and not, not
• 47:09
  have to use English pounds. And so I, I think we've really
• 47:12
  lost this part of our history and, and the, the general
• 47:16
  average consciousness of, of society has been dropped down
• 47:19
  deliberately or been taken down deliberately, especially when it
• 47:22
  revolves this idea of money and, and who should issue money and
• 47:25
  what money should be paper or gold or whatever.
• 47:28
  Anyway, Andrew Jackson eventually, you know, faded into
• 47:33
  obscurity after he'd done this thing and the Rothschilds kept
• 47:37
  kind of fighting more. And then we had Abraham Lincoln
• 47:40
  who came along and he, he was basically in a very difficult
• 47:44
  position because the Rothschilds were funding various foreign
• 47:47
  armies. There were the British and
• 47:48
  Canada, the French and the and the Spanish were in Mexico.
• 47:52
  There was even Belgian and Austrian army.
• 47:54
  So there were five potential foreign armies that could have
• 47:57
  invaded on the side of the South, the Confederacy against
• 47:59
  the Union. And Abraham Lincoln was saved
• 48:02
  because Russia sent its warships over to New York and San
• 48:05
  Francisco and said if any any foreign army attacks the North
• 48:09
  and attacks Lincoln, Russia would consider that an attack on
• 48:12
  herself and would defend and would shoot.
• 48:16
  And so it it is said that Lincoln actually met with the
• 48:19
  Rothschilds and they were basically trying to get him to
• 48:21
  to sign on to a new central bank and they were extorting him.
• 48:24
  You know, they wanted huge interest rates to be able to
• 48:26
  print the currency. They wanted a monopoly on the
• 48:28
  currency, all of this. And so Lincoln basically was
• 48:31
  polite to them. But then after they left, he was
• 48:33
  like, I'm never going to let these guys get a hold of this,
• 48:35
  you know, no way. And so this is really what the
• 48:38
  whole US Civil War was about. It wasn't really about slavery.
• 48:41
  That was just like something almost extra that was thrown on
• 48:44
  to maybe confuse people or maybe to try to a plot to get the
• 48:48
  South away from the North. But basically, you know, as, as
• 48:52
  we all know, Lincoln met his fate and he was assassinated
• 48:55
  successfully, but he was assassinated by John Wilkes
• 48:59
  Booth, who was Jewish. His father was a Talmud scholar.
• 49:02
  And he, there is connections, incredibly strong connections
• 49:05
  between Booth and Judah Benjamin, who was the second or
• 49:09
  third highest guy in the Confederacy in the South, who
• 49:11
  was a Rothschild agent who escaped back to England.
• 49:14
  And so already we have the, even in the 1800s we have, we have
• 49:20
  revolutions, we have assassinations, attempted and
• 49:23
  successful ones organised by the Rothschilds which are heading up
• 49:26
  the Satanic cult and, and this and this is that we aren't even
• 49:31
  into the 1900s yet, but already their, their grip can be felt
• 49:33
  very heavily upon the world. Wasn't Rothschild involved with
• 49:38
  the creation of Israel? Absolutely.
• 49:42
  And So what what was going on was towards the end of the
• 49:45
  1800s, this is when they were launching their, their whole
• 49:50
  decades long plan, or maybe even centuries long plan of changing
• 49:54
  the Bible. They had a guy called John Darby
• 49:56
  who was preaching the, the tribulation dispensations and
• 50:01
  all of all of this stuff. And then they had a guy called
• 50:03
  Cyrus Schofield who was actually like a crook.
• 50:05
  He wrote his own Schofield Bible.
• 50:07
  He was influenced by Darby and he inserted these things about
• 50:11
  blessing Israel and putting putting in chapters into the
• 50:15
  Bible that didn't exist. Not chapters, sorry, verses,
• 50:18
  sentences that were basically trying to justify the existence
• 50:21
  of an actual state called Israel, Not not like a
• 50:24
  figurative place, but an actual political nation state.
• 50:27
  And and he had footnotes in all of this.
• 50:30
  And so by by the time that Schofield was writing his Bible,
• 50:34
  the 1880s eighteen 90's, the Rothschilds owned Oxford Press.
• 50:38
  So they were able to to print massive amounts of this Bible
• 50:41
  and then distribute them. And they started to take root in
• 50:43
  the American South, the evangelical community.
• 50:45
  And so then this, this whole ideology got seeded in a big
• 50:48
  part of America. And so they were planting the
• 50:51
  seeds for the creation of Israel, because by then they had
• 50:54
  got to the point where they they had central banks in a lot of
• 50:57
  countries, but they wanted their own country.
• 50:59
  And so they they hatched this plot very early on to to
• 51:03
  basically take part of Palestine.
• 51:06
  Now it's fascinating to kind of research and ask the question,
• 51:09
  why Palestine? I mean, they, they could have
• 51:11
  set up a country in a lot of parts of the world, but there's,
• 51:14
  there's been some obsession that can be traced back to sabotage
• 51:17
  Zebby and even before him of this wanting Jerusalem and
• 51:20
  wanting Palestine and and wanting to kind of control the
• 51:23
  earth there. Now David Icke is of the opinion
• 51:26
  that it's because there's certain Ley lines that intersect
• 51:29
  and through Jerusalem that they, they want control of that, that
• 51:32
  it's a real power centre. And I mean, that could be, I'm,
• 51:35
  I'm open to that, that interpretation.
• 51:38
  But it, to me it's still a bit of an open question of like,
• 51:40
  why, Why are they that obsessed with Jerusalem?
• 51:44
  And we saw the obsession with Jerusalem too, throughout the
• 51:46
  Middle Ages with the Templars, with all these crusades and wars
• 51:50
  over this apparently holy city. So there's been, there's been a
• 51:53
  big obsession over this piece of land for a long time.
• 51:55
  But basically the Rothschild set it up so that they were get,
• 52:00
  they were putting the idea in Jewish people's minds and
• 52:02
  Christians that Israel had already had existed as its own
• 52:06
  country and it should exist and it should control Palestine and
• 52:09
  Jerusalem. And they were putting this in
• 52:11
  their Bible, trying to make it give it more authority and make
• 52:14
  it sound more esteemed because it was in the Bible.
• 52:16
  That's that's a big, big part of this mind trick.
• 52:19
  And so they were planting the seed for all this.
• 52:20
  So by the time we got to 1900, they had agents in, in a lot of
• 52:25
  the cabinets in, in the powerful countries such as England and
• 52:28
  France. And they were then that what
• 52:31
  they did next was that they started to organise secret
• 52:33
  alliances. And this another part of the
• 52:37
  story comes in here is that basically Germany was starting
• 52:40
  to become a strong nation. It had only become a federation
• 52:42
  in 1871. But because of its, it had
• 52:45
  naturally has had a lot of people that are brilliant
• 52:47
  engineers and technicians and scientists.
• 52:49
  And so it was starting to manufacture a lot of things.
• 52:51
  It was starting to build a Navy and suddenly Britain was getting
• 52:54
  worried because up until then Britain had been the sole
• 52:56
  superpower and a lot of its power being based on its Navy.
• 52:59
  And Germany was starting to manufacture goods just as good
• 53:01
  as the British, in fact even better.
• 53:04
  And it was starting to build its own Navy.
• 53:06
  And so British, the Britons, well, the, the people at the top
• 53:09
  of Britain, which were basically part of the Satanic cult, they
• 53:11
  were definitely connected to the Rothschilds.
• 53:13
  They were, they were looking over with apprehension of
• 53:15
  Germany and they were like, all right, we have to do something
• 53:17
  about this because if we don't really stop Germany, pretty soon
• 53:21
  they're going to become number one.
• 53:22
  And not only that, they could easily form a natural alliance
• 53:26
  with Russia. And then we're going to have
• 53:27
  this massive country with this unlimited resources and and a
• 53:32
  massive land army that no one Napoleon can't beat.
• 53:34
  No one can seem to beat the Russian land army.
• 53:37
  All these resources combined with the German technology and
• 53:41
  brilliance and science, and that's going to be an
• 53:42
  unstoppable combination. Basically no, no other
• 53:45
  combination is going to be able to beat the German Russian
• 53:49
  alliance, if it ever became it came into being.
• 53:52
  And so they formed a whole foreign policy around preventing
• 53:55
  this alliance. And their their strategy was to
• 53:59
  basically isolate Germany because they knew they couldn't
• 54:02
  really defeat Russia just being so big, but they could defeat
• 54:04
  Germany. And so basically they decided
• 54:07
  that they would ally with France, even though they had a
• 54:09
  traditionally, you know, bitter rivalry with France and same
• 54:13
  with Russia to form a basically a British, French, Russian
• 54:16
  alliance. And that way they would isolate
• 54:18
  Germany politically as well as geographically and they would be
• 54:21
  able to beat them. And so all these things, these
• 54:23
  machinations were being set up 19-O519-O7 this whole period,
• 54:28
  like quite a quite a few years before World War One broke out.
• 54:32
  And so it was interesting because James Corbett did
• 54:35
  research on this in his documentary, I think it's called
• 54:38
  something about World War One. But basically not even the
• 54:41
  British upper levels, not even all the members of the British
• 54:44
  Parliament or whatever knew about this.
• 54:45
  It was only just a very few people, the top knew about these
• 54:48
  secret alliances until it became too late.
• 54:52
  And this is, this is really a good key to how the world is
• 54:54
  controlled because a lot of people are just so surprised.
• 54:56
  They're like, how can, how can just a few 100 people or
• 54:59
  whatever it is, a few thousand people, the top control 8
• 55:01
  billion people. Well, this is how it's done.
• 55:04
  If you get control at the top levels of, of a certain
• 55:07
  organisation, whether it's a government, whether it's a
• 55:09
  secret society like Freemasonry, then you can, you can make these
• 55:14
  secret plans and you can control everyone below it.
• 55:16
  Because a lot of these organisations are very
• 55:18
  hierarchical. The people at the very top, in
• 55:20
  the top degrees of Freemasonry are in the top levels of
• 55:23
  government. They don't share all, all these
• 55:24
  details with the people below them.
• 55:25
  They're just instructed to follow orders or whatever.
• 55:28
  And if people start asking questions, they can get fired.
• 55:30
  And so, you know, they, they arranged all this in secret and
• 55:33
  they had, they had the pieces in place so that when the shot rang
• 55:36
  out in Sarajevo and World War One was triggered, all these
• 55:39
  alliances suddenly got triggered.
• 55:40
  Well, you know, if you declare a war on this country, I declare
• 55:43
  on war on you. Well, if you declare war on me,
• 55:45
  I declare on you and so on. And suddenly there were six
• 55:47
  countries or so or more than that, that we're all at war with
• 55:51
  each other in 1914. And then the Rothschilds had got
• 55:55
  in the war that they wanted. And So what happened was when we
• 55:59
  got about halfway through that war, World War One, in 1916,
• 56:02
  Germany had the upper hand. They had managed to subdue
• 56:05
  France and mostly subdue Britain.
• 56:07
  And so they made actually quite a magnanimous offer.
• 56:09
  And they said, look, we'll, we'll agree to end the war.
• 56:13
  Let's just go back to the way things were were before the
• 56:15
  start of the war. That's our offer.
• 56:17
  And Britain was probably on the verge of taking it, to be
• 56:19
  honest, because they were, they were worse off.
• 56:22
  But then the Rothschilds had their agents in power.
• 56:25
  And so they said to the the British Prime Minister and the
• 56:28
  leaders at the time don't take that offer.
• 56:30
  Here's what we're going to do. We're going to get the US, we're
• 56:32
  going to get America in on your side.
• 56:34
  And that's going to swing the favourite in your, it's going to
• 56:37
  swing the balance in your favour.
• 56:38
  America will, will crush it. They've got a strong industrial
• 56:41
  base. They'll win the war for you.
• 56:44
  And Britain was like, well, how are you going to do that?
• 56:45
  And they're like, don't worry about how we're going to do
• 56:47
  that. But here's what we need in
• 56:48
  exchange for this, we need you to promise that you will give
• 56:52
  part of Palestine to to make it into a Jewish state.
• 56:56
  And at that time, Palestine had been controlled by different
• 56:59
  empires. It was part of the Ottoman
• 57:00
  Empire during the times of sabotage Evie.
• 57:02
  But in in that, in that period, 19/16, it was controlled by the
• 57:05
  British. It was called Mandatory
• 57:06
  Palestine. And so the British agreed to
• 57:09
  this. And so this is where we get this
• 57:11
  famous 1917 Balfour Declaration. Alfred Balfour was part of the
• 57:14
  British cabinet and so he wrote a letter to none other than Lord
• 57:17
  Walter Rothschild saying that they would promise Palestine to
• 57:22
  the Jews and for the creation of a Jewish state.
• 57:24
  So the Rothschilds got what they wanted.
• 57:26
  They then engineered a false flag operation, the Lusitania,
• 57:30
  and they they managed to get it so that the Germans would fire
• 57:33
  on it because it was actually carrying munitions even though
• 57:35
  it was a passenger ship. So the Germans, you know, as far
• 57:39
  as they were concerned, it was a legitimate target.
• 57:41
  And so they whipped up all this outrage.
• 57:43
  It was totally pre planned. They sacrificed lives.
• 57:46
  It's the same same template that they've always done throughout
• 57:48
  history with there's been so many examples of it, but this is
• 57:50
  one of the earlier ones. Then there was outrage and then
• 57:53
  Woodrow Wilson was goaded into like declaring war on Germany
• 57:57
  even though he said he wouldn't do that.
• 57:59
  And the America entered on on the side of Britain and France.
• 58:03
  And pretty soon, you know, they came in at the end, but they
• 58:06
  were able to swing it in a decisive way for the Allies in
• 58:09
  Germany lost the war. And so then we had a situation
• 58:12
  where they, the Rothschilds, were on their way to creating
• 58:17
  their state of Israel, but they still needed a little bit more
• 58:20
  than that. And then immediately after that
• 58:22
  First World War ended, they were already hatching their plans for
• 58:26
  a Second World War. World War 2 Makia is one of the
• 58:34
  great defining moments of modern human history, isn't it?
• 58:41
  I mean, it's it's it's, yeah, that's a good way to describe
• 58:44
  it. It's an incredible event.
• 58:46
  I mean, something like 55 million people dying.
• 58:49
  I mean that the amount of trauma and and.
• 58:52
  Well, I mean the state of Israel, the state of Israel.
• 58:55
  I mean, everything that came out of that war, it is absolutely a
• 58:57
  defining moment in the history of humanity.
• 59:00
  Huge. I mean, never before had there
• 59:01
  been a war like that. It dwarfed World War One,
• 59:04
  dwarfed everything else. I mean, all the people that
• 59:07
  died, all the technology that was used, all the all the
• 59:10
  countries that were affected. I mean, yeah, cold.
• 59:12
  War. Yeah, and the Cold War.
• 59:15
  Yeah, yeah. And to think that this was all
• 59:17
  planned because see, what happened at the end of World War
• 59:20
  One was we have some interesting people that are that arose in in
• 59:23
  the aftermath of that, that went went on to become very
• 59:26
  influential people. And, and what bring, what I'm
• 59:28
  talking about now are the Dulles brothers, Allen Dallas, John
• 59:31
  Foster Dallas, because Allen Dallas would later become the
• 59:34
  CIA director and he was a chief mastermind of the Kennedy
• 59:38
  assassination, which I hope we can talk about if we have time
• 59:40
  in this interview. His brother John Foster Dulles
• 59:43
  was the Secretary of State during that, that same period in
• 59:45
  the 1950s. And so they would, they would
• 59:46
  work together. And they were, they were very
• 59:48
  evil. They were, they were very
• 59:50
  connected to this cult. I mean, they weren't actual
• 59:52
  Zionists, but they were, but they were still connected to
• 59:55
  this cult. And they were carrying out, you
• 59:57
  know, this, this evil agenda. But they were they were lawyers
• 1:00:01
  at the Sullivan and Cromwell firm.
• 1:00:03
  Back then, and they were the lawyers that were drafting the
• 1:00:05
  Treaty of Versailles in 1918, which was hugely punitive to
• 1:00:09
  Germany. And it was deliberately so they
• 1:00:10
  deliberately set it up like that so that Germany took all the
• 1:00:13
  brunt for the loss of World War One, even though it was fighting
• 1:00:15
  alongside of the Austro Hungarian Empire, the Turks,
• 1:00:19
  other empires that that that that took part in it lost.
• 1:00:22
  I mean, it wasn't like it was just Germany, but the idea was
• 1:00:25
  to punish Germany so severely that it would create an equal
• 1:00:28
  and opposite reaction. Just kind of like Newtonian
• 1:00:30
  physics. If you push the pendulum one
• 1:00:32
  way, it's going to swing the other way.
• 1:00:34
  So they made it so hard for Germany that it created fertile
• 1:00:37
  ground for the rise of an extreme right wing fascist
• 1:00:41
  totalitarian movement in the, in the which we saw in the Nazis
• 1:00:44
  and Hitler. And so basically we had, we had
• 1:00:48
  Germany was down and out. I mean, they were, they were had
• 1:00:51
  hyperinflation during the Weimar Republic in 1923.
• 1:00:54
  There's these famous descriptions of people having to
• 1:00:56
  push wheelbarrows of notes just to buy a loaf of bread.
• 1:00:59
  Our prostitution was rife. Germany was on the brink of
• 1:01:03
  collapse. It couldn't pay its war debts.
• 1:01:05
  And so by the terms of this Treaty of SA, nations like
• 1:01:08
  France were actually allowed to reinvade it to go and take its
• 1:01:10
  resources because it couldn't pay.
• 1:01:12
  And so, so basically they offered these two five year
• 1:01:15
  plans called the doors plan and the young plan.
• 1:01:18
  So, so it's, it's kind of funny because people seem to think,
• 1:01:21
  well, communism and fascism are completely different things.
• 1:01:24
  Well, actually, no, they're not. They all spring from the same
• 1:01:26
  source. The same Rothschild LED satanic
• 1:01:29
  cult was planning all this stuff out.
• 1:01:30
  And just so later on you have the five year plans in Communist
• 1:01:34
  Russia and Communist China. There was a five year, there
• 1:01:36
  were two five year plans in fascist Germany in the 1920s.
• 1:01:40
  And, and so they were putting these plans into place.
• 1:01:43
  And of course, the corporations attached to the the people that
• 1:01:46
  are part of this cult buying up cheap German companies and real
• 1:01:49
  estate for pennies on the dollar, getting themselves
• 1:01:50
  situated. They introduced a new currency
• 1:01:53
  into Germany. And then they made that strong
• 1:01:55
  because at a certain point around 1924, they were like, OK,
• 1:01:58
  it's time to put our plan into motion.
• 1:01:59
  Now what we're going to do is we're going to build Germany up.
• 1:02:02
  It's going to take us about 10 years.
• 1:02:03
  We're going to make Germany super strong.
• 1:02:05
  We're going to get rid of its debt.
• 1:02:06
  We're going to remilitarize. We're going to make it strong.
• 1:02:09
  So it's a worthy opponent for the next World war.
• 1:02:13
  And so even though there were all these terms that Germany
• 1:02:15
  couldn't remilitarize and it couldn't do this or that, at the
• 1:02:19
  start, all these things were enforced, but gradually they
• 1:02:21
  stopped enforcing them and, and deliberately.
• 1:02:24
  And so they, they let Hitler, you know, rise up after he was
• 1:02:28
  in gaol and that unsuccessful pooch or coup, they funded the
• 1:02:32
  Nazis. Hitler was funded into power.
• 1:02:34
  And, and this is a point I really want to make clear
• 1:02:36
  because it just seems for so long there's been this thing in
• 1:02:39
  the alternative media about how Hitler was a good guy and Hitler
• 1:02:43
  was fighting the Jews and Hitler was fighting the New World
• 1:02:45
  Order. And I mean, I understand why
• 1:02:48
  people get that interpretation and that impression, but it's,
• 1:02:51
  it's, it's simply not the truth. It doesn't, it's not borne out
• 1:02:53
  by the evidence. And the evidence is that Hitler
• 1:02:56
  was absolutely funded by the Rothschilds, by the
• 1:02:58
  Rockefellers, by these same bankers.
• 1:03:00
  They spotted him early on in the 20s.
• 1:03:03
  They saw that he was like a perfect demagogue and that he
• 1:03:05
  would basically be the ideal man to to lead a new a new party
• 1:03:09
  that they were going to create became the Nazis.
• 1:03:12
  And the thing about Hitler was that he actually loved the
• 1:03:14
  British. He was an Anglophile.
• 1:03:16
  He hated the French, he hated Jews.
• 1:03:19
  And so he was their perfect man because they never wanted
• 1:03:21
  Germany to really attack Britain.
• 1:03:23
  They wanted Germany to take out France.
• 1:03:25
  And and the big thing was going to be for Germany to fight
• 1:03:27
  Russia because that was really what World World War 2 was
• 1:03:30
  about. It was really the Germans and
• 1:03:31
  the Russians that were doing the bulk of the fighting.
• 1:03:33
  And if we come back to what I was talking about a little
• 1:03:35
  earlier in this interview, this British scheme of separating
• 1:03:38
  Germany and Russia was, was still a big factor in all of
• 1:03:42
  this, all, all these plans. So they were like, yeah, we're
• 1:03:45
  going to, we're going to set up, we're going to deliberately
• 1:03:47
  install a revolution in Russia that's going to have this
• 1:03:50
  communist, godless, atheistic kind of regime running it.
• 1:03:55
  And we're going to set that against a different ideology in
• 1:03:57
  Germany so that they're antagonistic to each other.
• 1:03:59
  So they're natural enemies so that they will end up fighting
• 1:04:02
  each other. I mean, this stuff is really
• 1:04:03
  devilish. It's really, it's really evil.
• 1:04:06
  But this is what they did. They funded Hitler into power.
• 1:04:10
  There are books that I quote in in my book, they're called Of
• 1:04:12
  the Chosen Ones that that talk about the bankers that met with
• 1:04:15
  him early on and and gave him money.
• 1:04:16
  He had American handlers. There was one guy called
• 1:04:20
  Pootsie. Pootsie was his nickname.
• 1:04:21
  Haumpschengel was his last name. He actually played a piano in
• 1:04:26
  the White House. He was very close to Roosevelt.
• 1:04:28
  He went to Harvard. He was basically Hitler's
• 1:04:31
  handler and he became very close to Hitler.
• 1:04:34
  Hitler became the godfather of Pootsie's sons, and he basically
• 1:04:38
  introduced Hitler into the high society so that he could end up
• 1:04:41
  rubbing shoulders with rich Germans, the German elite, the
• 1:04:44
  German industrialists who who he needed support from for the
• 1:04:47
  Nazis to actually become a viable party.
• 1:04:48
  Because at the start they were just nobodies.
• 1:04:50
  They were like a southern German Bavarian little party that no
• 1:04:53
  one really cared about. They would never have gotten as
• 1:04:56
  big as they did unless it were for the funding.
• 1:04:59
  But of course, Hitler never talked about that.
• 1:05:00
  He never, he never disclosed that he was getting funding from
• 1:05:03
  all these international bankers. He didn't even really want to
• 1:05:05
  know about it, who they were. He just, he just wanted the
• 1:05:07
  money and not to ask too many questions.
• 1:05:11
  But basically he was funded in a position and by the time it got
• 1:05:15
  to 1930, the Nazis were more of a political force.
• 1:05:17
  But it took them a while to eventually get over the line.
• 1:05:20
  And I mean, the highest amount of votes they ever got was just
• 1:05:23
  in the mid 30s. You know, they were never, it's
• 1:05:25
  not like they ever got 50% or something of the vote, but 30%,
• 1:05:29
  thirty, 3% was enough to get Hitler into office to become the
• 1:05:33
  chancellor. And then what did they do once
• 1:05:35
  he became chancellor in 33, while they quickly launched
• 1:05:37
  another false flag operation, the burning of the Reichstag.
• 1:05:40
  And researchers like Anthony Sutton covered this in his books
• 1:05:44
  about how it was a false flag operation.
• 1:05:47
  And basically they then passed the Enabling Act quickly after
• 1:05:50
  that, which consolidated and centralised power.
• 1:05:53
  And Hitler went after the role the, the office of the
• 1:05:55
  presidency and merged the presidency, the chancellor into
• 1:05:58
  one position. So then he, he started to
• 1:06:00
  become, you know, basically like a, a dictator pretty early on.
• 1:06:04
  And that's, that's how it got rolling.
• 1:06:06
  And then they spent another six years funding the Germans,
• 1:06:10
  getting the military up until World War 2 actually broke out
• 1:06:12
  in 1939. So by the time we got to get to
• 1:06:15
  JFK, World War 2 is finished. We're in a completely different
• 1:06:18
  area of the Cold War. And we have this big battle
• 1:06:20
  between the US and Russia. But JF, one of one of his many
• 1:06:23
  things was that he was determined to stop nuclear
• 1:06:25
  proliferation. And so when he found out that
• 1:06:28
  the Zionists had acquired nuclear weapons or nuclear
• 1:06:31
  programme through France, he was, he was on a mission to get
• 1:06:35
  every country to sign the MPT, the Nuclear Non Proliferation
• 1:06:38
  Treaty. And the Zionists were holding
• 1:06:40
  out. They weren't going to sign it.
• 1:06:41
  And so Kennedy was putting more and more pressure on them.
• 1:06:43
  And in that day, the US was giving some aid to Israel, but
• 1:06:46
  nothing like today. And so it basically got to the
• 1:06:49
  point where he was exchanging telegrams.
• 1:06:51
  And this is public record. You can read it for yourself,
• 1:06:54
  exchanging telegrams, letters with Ben Gurion, the the first
• 1:06:57
  Israeli Prime Minister. And he said to Ben Gurion, look,
• 1:06:59
  if you don't let American inspectors in and, and, and let
• 1:07:02
  us confirm that you don't have a nuclear programme, then it's
• 1:07:04
  going to jeopardise Israel's aid.
• 1:07:06
  So at that point, Ben Gurion resigned because he didn't, he
• 1:07:09
  didn't, he was basically trying to buy time.
• 1:07:11
  He's, he had no intention of giving up the nuclear programme.
• 1:07:14
  And so it bought a, bought a little bit more time for them.
• 1:07:16
  And then basically a new Israeli Prime Minister came in and he
• 1:07:20
  said, oh, yeah, we can set up an inspection maybe in six months,
• 1:07:23
  you know. But meanwhile, what appears to
• 1:07:26
  have happened is that the Mossad, who had been created as
• 1:07:29
  the premier Israeli spy agency, they, they were already getting
• 1:07:33
  pretty good at assassination. And so they had a very strong
• 1:07:38
  ally in the CIA who was the number three man, James Jesus
• 1:07:41
  Angleton, who was, he was apparently the biggest Zionist
• 1:07:44
  in Washington, according to one of the Mossad leaders.
• 1:07:48
  And so Angleton and the Mossad were constantly exchanging
• 1:07:51
  information and Angleton was constantly visiting Israel.
• 1:07:54
  He even went and visited Ben Gurion in his home, in his
• 1:07:56
  private home after he had resigned as Prime Minister.
• 1:07:59
  So they were clearly hatching a lot of plans to kill Kennedy and
• 1:08:04
  to carry out, you know, one of their most massive operations
• 1:08:06
  ever at that time on foreign soil.
• 1:08:09
  And so I don't really have time to go into all the details here,
• 1:08:12
  but there are there are Zionist fingerprints all over the death
• 1:08:14
  of JFK. It's not the only reason he was
• 1:08:16
  killed, but I'd say it's one of the two main reasons alongside
• 1:08:19
  the extraterrestrial issue. But Israel had a huge, huge hand
• 1:08:23
  in it. And then after that, they
• 1:08:25
  completely controlled Lyndon Johnson.
• 1:08:27
  He did whatever he wanted. He did whatever Israel wanted.
• 1:08:31
  And that's that's when we had the Gulf of Tonkin incident,
• 1:08:34
  more wars. We had the USS Liberty sunk in
• 1:08:37
  1967 and Johnson completely covered that up.
• 1:08:40
  I mean, that was just a blatant Israeli attack on an American
• 1:08:42
  ship. And Israel started basically
• 1:08:45
  getting a really strong grip over American foreign policy,
• 1:08:48
  over American politicians. And it can be traced back to
• 1:08:51
  this key area, key era of of Kennedy in the 1960s where they
• 1:08:56
  they took him out and they started, they started to gain
• 1:08:58
  control. OK, Makia, how can my audience
• 1:09:04
  follow your work? So best place is on my website
• 1:09:08
  thefreedomarticles.com. I'm also on Rumble Bit Shoot
• 1:09:11
  Odyssey and if you go to thefreedomarticles.com you can
• 1:09:15
  see where to buy my books. I have 5 books.
• 1:09:17
  The most recent is called The Cult of the Chosen Ones.
• 1:09:22
  Absolutely fascinating stuff. Makia Freeman, thank you for
• 1:09:26
  joining me in the trenches. Thanks for having me on.