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S5 127. Days of Noah – Weird Wisconsin & Exposing the Enemy · Millennial Mustard Seed

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Haunted cemeteries and acres of this Mystic forest, where they
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call it the Land of the Restless Spirits, bizarre goat like
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creatures have been reported. It correlates with this idea
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that these Ley line points, these energy pathways are a
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place of significance for churches to establish dominance
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in the region. Almost like what we talked about
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in Strange PA Pete. Where it kind of like generates
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like it's pulsating energy and directing it maybe to places
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that naturally shouldn't go. Where these defilements of the
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land have, let's say, charged up the region, there is a pecking
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order in the spirit. Just like there's angels that
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are faithful to the Most High God.
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There's messengers, there's protectors, throne guardians.
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Well, also we know that Satan parallels that.
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He has his own fallen, weakened state of order.
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What if the larger establishments in the region
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like a church on Necropolis, Ancient locations of the dead
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are feeding some of these smaller reoccurring hauntings in
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the region. It's almost like it's a web.
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But why do reoccurring hauntings happen?
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Well, older houses are made of stone, so those natural
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materials we know they can hold information.
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These houses or these lodges or these churches with these
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establishments, are they feeding into each other?
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My hypothesis on this connects to our heart being a door and
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gateway. We have this ability to allow
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things or to say no, I'm shutting down shop, my region,
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my household. The land where my heel touches
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down is no longer going to be for the enemy.
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And this is where I believe repentance comes in.
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Welcome to the days of Noah. Podcast where we talk all things
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Biblical, supernatural, and Strange.
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Today, Rod Smith from the Millennial Mustard Seed joins me
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as we discuss Weird Wisconsin. You know, we did an episode a
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while back where Rod is from. Strange PA, Strange
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Pennsylvania, looking at some of the history of our respective
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States and some of the weird supernatural and spooky things
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that are related to these areas. And why do we do that?
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Well, there's a lot of shows out there that already talk about,
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you know, hauntings and ghost stories and all these sort of
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things. And our shows are are really not
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just based on discussing those things per SE.
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You know, you can certainly build a large audience talking
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about those things because they're very interesting.
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But the point of Rod and I bringing these things up is the
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fact that there are far too many of these stories out there
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around the world. It would be impossible to
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compile that. It would be 10s of thousands of
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encounters with strange things, strange sightings, voices, and
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what does all that point to. It points to the fact that we
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are not, as the atheists say, a mere material being that our
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world is made-up of a lot more than we can see.
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There is a spirit world interacting with us.
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And all of that points to the reality of, as the Bible lays
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out, God, a supernatural spirit being created a material world,
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and he also created a spirit world.
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And all of it points back to him.
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Because at the name of Jesus, all of these entities that are
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against God, that hate humanity, they all tremble at the name of
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Jesus Christ and he is the ultimate authority.
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So if anyone out there is or has dealt with these things and it
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is affected your life in some negative way, understand that
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Jesus is the authority over all of those entities and get your
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heart and mind right with God and have that supernatural
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protection from him. Because with God's authority
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these things cannot have influence.
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And yet there are rules of engagement in the spirit world
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that allow these entities to be able to have influence.
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And so we do our best to live holy lives and close those doors
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that give access to demonic creatures.
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So I hope you guys find this episode interesting and
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edifying. It's always good to chat with my
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good friend Rod and share this one with your family and
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Leave us a five star review. That does help as it gets the
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show seen by more people. And with that, let's get
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started. Welcome to the Millennial
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Mustard Seed Podcast where we talk all things.
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Wait a minute. No, that's not my intro.
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Welcome to the Millennial Mustard Seed Podcast.
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I'm your host, Pete, not coming from PA, but Wisconsin today.
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I think we're a little mixed up. I think we're a little mixed up.
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This is Rod from the Days of Noah podcast coming from PA, not
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from Wisconsin. Oh my gosh.
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You're doing the days of Noah. I'm doing.
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Your show, I thought. I thought we switched for a
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little bit, just for like. We did 'cause you have a bigger
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audience, so I figured I would just take yours, if that's all
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right. Oh, that's why you're here.
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I got. Well, we have the same audience
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at the end of the day, man. Oh.
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Yeah, yeah, we do. Well, let's team up and do
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something together. OK.
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Well, we'll just exchange for this show, I guess you could
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say. That'll work.
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All right, well, since I'm representing the Days of Noah
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podcast and all things weird happened in the days of Noah,
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and we believe that they're happening again now, so we're
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going to talk about some interesting things today.
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You know, Pete, we did this strange PA episode a couple
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months back and definitely got some good feedback on that
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because each state has something weird going on.
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But we wanted to highlight the states that we live in with this
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mini series and see where it goes from there.
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But let's start this thing off, man.
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You live in Wisconsin. Let's just kind of lay a
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foundation for what's going on out there.
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How do you, how would you explain it to somebody who's
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never been there before? Sure.
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Well, I think some of the things we'll talk about are pretty
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universal across the world and across the United States.
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So some of these things aren't going to be necessarily unique
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to Wisconsin, although a lot of the stories that we'll share
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come from here. But as we kind of go into those,
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we're gonna try to pull out some spiritual principles that we see
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and some common ground that happened with that, right?
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So yeah, let's jump into some of these stories of weird
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Wisconsin. There's there's a lot of history
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there. And we're gonna kind of set up
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these four principles of definement on the land where,
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you know, in the cosmic rules of the spirit world that God set up
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and he is sovereign over. He created these rules however
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they work. That's one of the things we try
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to discover on our shows, I think.
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And so, you know, big shout out of course to Doctor Laura Singer
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that Rod and I are both fans and friends of.
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She mentions the four areas principally of defilement on the
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land, which I think we did cover on the strange PA episodes.
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So there's broken covenants, idolatry, sexual perversion and
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bloodshed. And those are areas where, if
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these defilements happen, they can actually defile the land.
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And you might build your house or your business on that area
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and be affected by it. You know, how many times have we
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heard so and so was murdered in this house and now their ghost
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haunts it. Whether that's a ghost or a
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demon, who knows? But it seems to open the door to
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evil entities. So with those principles in
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mind, I think we'll kind of go through some stories and then
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we'll bring those back in and see how maybe they fit with some
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of the things that people see or experience in weird Wisconsin.
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So Wisconsin has, like you said, Pete, a lot of history to it.
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And I mean, we could spend all day diving into stories because
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this land was occupied by American Indians prior to this
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American culture invading and occupying.
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But one thing I did want to point out is this.
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This is a weird one. The Lakeview Sanitarium.
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It was constructed in the 1930s as a tuberculosis sanitarium and
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there's something weird going on there.
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But I mean, when we get into antidote, antidotical evidence,
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wouldn't it be interesting if we could, you know, get somebody on
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that that knows about that location in the in the future,
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possibly. I'm going to keep doing a little
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bit more scouting, but there's always a deep rooted connection
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between the agreement of a special like a hospital, like
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you have a board of people that have swallowed the, let's just
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say, the lie of everything that's not God.
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They make an establishment in the region and a tuberculosis
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hub for people that were plagued by that time frame.
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Just reflecting, if you guys are reading in between the lines
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with me looking at COVID in the last couple years, you could see
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that there's definitely some dark webbing and weaving going
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on there. But Pete, what?
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What's on the top of your list? As in, like this rumor has it.
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Or like official things that are happening in Wisconsin.
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Yeah. Well, so we'll try to construct
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a bit of a a tapestry of both anecdotal and more principles
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that maybe we can pull out that, you know, invite the
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supernatural in in not a good way, right, That that give these
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creatures, entities and spirits access.
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And we're not saying every story is true necessarily.
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You know, there's going to be a bit of speculation on our parts
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today, but take it for what it is.
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So why don't we start with just a few stories and a few bits of
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background. So shout out to Frank Anderson
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from wisconsinology.com. He also has a podcast by that
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name. I got to chat with him on the
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phone for a bit a few nights ago, gave me some of his time.
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So thank you so much Frank and gave me some some tidbits and
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some Nuggets to to pass along. So he's got some some great
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stuff on his website wisconsinology.com/the dash
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weird has a lot of articles and we'll we'll touch on a few of
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those in a moment. But I asked him, I said Frank
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what what is why do you think Wisconsin has these stories
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Where do they come from? What is the root of this?
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And he gave me two answers that I thought were profound, and
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this was someone as I got to talk with them, who thinks these
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are just stories. Who thinks this is kind of
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folklore and and not there's actually not much to it.
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We actually disagreed on, you know, he he brought up Nephilim
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and giants and we disagreed on that, and that's fine.
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But he still brought up these two things that I think Resonate
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#1 Wisconsin has, According to him, the most effigy mounds,
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burial mounds in the entire country by state.
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That was a surprise to me. I knew we had a lot.
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I thought maybe Ohio was first in that regard, and we'll get
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into what that means for the land.
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And #2 We had a huge influx of European immigrants in the last
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hundred 150 years, and nothing wrong with that at all, of
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course. However, with a lot of different
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cultures comes a lot of different beliefs and practices,
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perhaps rituals, things that maybe they brought into the
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state that aren't so godly and maybe a bit Pagan, or opening
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doors to demonic influences. Frank mentioned New York Post or
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New York Times, I forget article in, I think 1920 that 60% of
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Wisconsin households at that time spoke a different language
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with their family at home. So a lot of different influences
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there. And of course you have, you
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know, a lot of Native American history as well, which you know
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there is again a lot of Pagan practices as well.
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So that's a little bit of the background there, but let's get
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into some of maybe some of these stories from Wisconsinology's
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website. So we have the author, Robert
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Block, who is a fan and devotee of HP Lovecraft.
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And of course, Block's novel Psycho is what that movie was
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based on. So he was a Wisconsin native
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living 30 miles from Ed Gein, the serial killer.
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And again, just as we're on that point, you have Jeffrey Dahmer
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from the stage, Charles Manson. So a lot of very dark history
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there. You also have the movie The
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Exorcist was based on the work of a priest here in Appleton.
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The Exorcism of Emma Schmidt in 1928 gave the details for what
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became that story The Exorcist. So then you have some of these
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stories from areas of Wisconsin. If you guys recall, the Great
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Chicago Fire. Well, a few days later was the
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Peshtigo fire in Wisconsin. They didn't actually report on
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this until days later because the whole world was fixated on
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Chicago being, you know, such a well known city.
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So here's an article on Frank's website, the Peshtigo Fire
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Demon. And so 150 years ago, the Great
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Peshtigo Fire happened. It remains the most destructive
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fire disaster in American history.
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And I remember learning about this growing up.
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We might have even taken a a field trip there or something as
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a In elementary school in 1871, a massive line of tornadic
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firestorms swept across the parched northeast Wisconsin
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landscape, wiping out the thriving town of Peshtigo and
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covering an area that included Door County.
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And we'll have a another anecdotal story about Door
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County as well later. Death toll remains unknown, but
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it's estimated 3000 could have perished in its wake.
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A macabre natural wonder, a fragile forest of ephemeral,
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ephemeral. There's the word a fragile
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forest of ephemeral glass trees spun up from the sandy soil by
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the intense heat of the fire. In the 20th century, the
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Peshtigo paradigm, a formula to calculate the combination of
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wind, topography and ignition sources that creates a Firestone
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at the boundary between human settlements and natural terrain,
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was born and used to horrific effect in the Allied bombings of
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German and Japanese cities in World War 2.
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That's interesting. OK, so here's where it gets a
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little creepy. In its immediate aftermath,
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recently settled European peasant farmers in the counties
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surrounding had their own version of events, they say, and
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eyewitnesses say, the figure of a demon boy with a long fiery
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tail riding a large black multi horn stag, spreading fire in his
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wake. Interesting.
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So who knows if they saw something like that, right?
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That's really interesting. Yeah, again, I've mentioned the
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history of this priest, Theophilus Risinger, a Capuchin
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monk and most celebrated exorcist of the 20th century.
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So here's something interesting with, you know, all the talk of
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Ley lines and in the spiritual realm, you know these entities
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wanting to hijack these energy pathways, if I can say it like
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that. Mysteries of Holy Hill,
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Wisconsin. So here is a church that
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receives at least half a million visitors from around the world
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each year and it's been established by the Catholic
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faith for over 300 years, but it has some legends with it.
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There's there's haunted cemeteries and acres of this
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Mystic forest where they call it the Land of the Restless
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Spirits. Bizarre goat like creatures have
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been reported from this Holy Hill church and the goat man
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bear wolf. It just the list is pretty weird
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here but what I what I find interesting is that it
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correlates with this idea that these Leyline points, these
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energy pathways are a place of significance for churches to
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establish a dominance in the region.
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Almost like what we talked about in Strange Pennsylvania, Pete,
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where it kind of like generates like it's pulsating energy and
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directing it maybe to places that naturally shouldn't go.
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So just something interesting to throw out there about this
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mysteries of Holy Hill. I mean, there's quite a bit of
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information on it. Yeah, people, people are
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traveling there for a bunch of different reasons, but the first
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Catholics were from the 17th century.
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They were the Jesuit missionaries who made their
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their stand on the land there, so just found that to be
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interesting. Yeah, for sure.
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You also have the Man Mound, a man shaped mound near Baraboo,
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WI. That's not too far from me,
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depicting A horned deity from the dimension of spirits, or
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maybe a shaman wearing a headdress.
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It is the only surviving anthropomorphic effigy mound in
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North America. It says again from
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wisconsinology.com there were once 5 and they were all in
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Wisconsin. So that makes me think just
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making a connection here as we're literally talking about
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this, if these effigies are popping up and and I don't think
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that it's going to slow down. Everybody's aware of the snake
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mounds in Ohio. Now Wisconsin is being credited,
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credited as possibly the largest amount of dirt effigies in the
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country. That list may continue to grow.
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I think we'd be surprised to find that there's a lot of weird
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stuff going on. Wherever you listeners are, it's
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probably happening not too far from you.
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But what if we were able to track and just lay, lay out a
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blueprint, Pete, of where these churches of old are established?
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And what if there is within, let's say A50 mile shot of that
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things that could be considered entryways or portals that have a
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direct correlation with the dirt effigies?
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Because in my suspicion, the water spirits and the I've heard
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it rumored that the last stronghold of the Nephilim
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bases, the actual Nephilim bases, not the DOMS are
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underwater right there. There's like this water
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connection there. So I just think maybe there's
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some connection between where these churches of old have been
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established or Freemasonry buildings or even government
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buildings. Unfortunately, where does that
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connect with these dirt effigies?
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Because you guys are not far from Chicago where we have the
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:) killers are pronoun very renowned in that region.
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They dump bodies in water. It's happening all over the
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place, but I'm just kind of thinking out loud right now.
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Yeah. No, there's a lot there.
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So yeah, you have water spirits that I learned a good deal from
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when we had Doctor Laura on the show.
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She tells some stories about that.
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So definitely revisit that episode.
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But yeah, and so we're surrounded by the Great Lakes,
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you know? And you know, again it is
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speculation, but it would be interesting to look into that
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because we know that there are ways of laying out a city or
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planning just like Washington DC with all of its occult free
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Masonic significance to how that that is laid out.
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So what if these mounds or different buildings were laid
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out in such a pattern too? I mean, we know about the
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astronomical significance of certain structures, megaliths
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that were tied to, you know, say it the equinox, certain
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constellations were, you know, only visible in this certain
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time of year and this mound or this building, you know, you
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were able to see exactly a certain thing, right?
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So the the ancients had this understanding of the land and
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using it in ways that maybe open things up dimensionally into the
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spirit world. Yeah.
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So a few other stories before we kind of pull, pull the veil back
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on that as Rod is kind of teasing us with with some of
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these things that might might go far, far deeper than we can
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touch on today. So again, you've all heard
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about, you know, stories of somebody getting murdered in a
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home and having a haunting because of that atrocity.
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Well, here's one from a mansion built on Holy Cross Hill in
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Merrill, WI. And it was said that the mansion
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was built on the grave of an Indian Princess who was raped by
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a white man and Dial died in childbirth.
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Her grieving father, a shaman or chief, buried her corpse atop
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the hill and placed a curse on any white man who would inhabit
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it. And a construction of this
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mansion, the TB Scott Mansion was built on this hill high
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above the Wisconsin River in 1884 and it says in the next 30
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years a string of bad luck and I'll fortune fell upon many
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associated with the property. Here we have Max Knoll and the
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underwater Necropolis. So again, huge.
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Huge. Yes, huge.
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Huge. Shout out to Frank with his
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website guys. Go check it out.
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Lots of lots of interesting info and his podcast episodes as
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well. So let's look at a bit of this.
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So Max, Gene Knoll is a deep sea diver, a salvage diver,
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adventurer, MIT grad, and Milwaukee native.
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So he made the news in the diving world In Milwaukee, the
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deepest dive made international news, and its young diver was
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suddenly an international celebrity.
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Let's see, it was winter of 1937 when he tested his suit and a
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pioneering scuba apparatus that he built.
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So I assume it was around the 1930s or 40s when he became
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famous for this. For years fishermen and pleasure
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boaters had reported seeing unusual underwater structures in
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Rock Lake stories of a necropolis, which I got to look
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that word up. Rod.
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I'm not even sure what that means from an ancient native
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civilization lying at the bottom of Rock Lake had had been around
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for some time. The structures were first
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describes as as pyramidal in shape in newspaper articles
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during a wave of pyramid mania that swept the Badger state in
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the early 1900s. So Max Knoll couldn't resist.
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He made a series of test dives that summer.
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And let's see towards the end of his last dive he came across a
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tall pyramid structure made of densely fitted small rocks.
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To the eye of this trained engineer, the structure was man
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made and academia blew off his reports.
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But Max wanted to return to the lake and do more of a survey.
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Wow, what could that be? Necropolis.
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Did you look that up? Yes, I did.
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It explains the city of the dead.
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But when we look at it in a modern term, it's a cemetery,
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especially a large one belonging to an ancient city.
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So it's attributing some ancient involvement in the land.
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And this, this is where, yes, I am teasing the idea because I'm,
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you know, kind of jumping out of my chair with things that are a
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bit ahead of the conversation right now.
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Guilty as a charged. But when we look at the idea
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that where these defilements of the land have, let's say,
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charged up the region, there is a pecking order in the spirit.
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Just like there's angels that are faithful to the Most High
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God, there's messengers, there's protectors, throne guardians.
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Well, also we know that Satan parallels that.
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He has his own fallen, weakened state of order, if I can even
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say it that way. And what I think is happening,
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Pete, and this is just my opinion from looking at things
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from outside the box and not being afraid to talk about the
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weird things that go on in my mind.
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But what if, you know these claims of this house is haunted
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or this piece of land is haunted?
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It's on a minor scale. It seems to be most of the time
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a reoccurring haunting, right, of something that took place.
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But what if the larger establishments in the region,
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like a church, built where there's obviously churches were
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designed to be a dwelling place for believers to come together.
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We know that ancient churches were also built with special
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designs in mind that could reverberate frequencies,
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vibrations to attribute to healing or cancelling out bad
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things, so on and so forth. I mean, the materials they used
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were also a big deal as well if you actually get down into the
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study. So what if these larger
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establishments on necropolises, ancient locations of the dead,
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are feeding some of these smaller reoccurring hauntings in
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the region? Almost like it's a web that is
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so finely connected. I guess you could say a spider
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of darkness is making quite an impressive spread over the land,
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right? I mean, use your imagination
29:03
here, but why do reoccurring hauntings happen, right?
29:07
And it's like we played with this idea of, well, older houses
29:11
are made of stone typically not stick and board.
29:14
Like we see new construction. So those natural materials, we
29:18
know they can hold information. I mean, I believe it.
29:23
Even before it was scientifically proven, Doctor
29:26
Robert Rodich talked about when he was younger, it was really
29:30
common to have radio boxes that had a crystal and that crystal
29:34
could actually pick up and broadcast from other local
29:37
actual radio outputs, right. So a natural piece of material
29:41
can pick up a frequency and broadcast it right there to the
29:45
person playing around with this crystal radio set from back in
29:49
the day. So it just makes me think is
29:53
that this antidotical stuff we're talking about these, these
29:57
houses or these lodges, churches with these establishments, are
30:01
they feeding into each other? Right.
30:04
And I think my hypothesis on this connects then also, Pete,
30:09
to our heart being a door and a gateway, right?
30:12
Like like we have this ability to allow things or to say, no,
30:17
I'm shutting down shop, my region, my household, the land
30:21
where my heel touches down is no longer going to be for the
30:25
enemy. And this is where I believe
30:26
repentance comes in. I'm going to sound a little bit
30:28
different here for a second, but I believe repentance is turning
30:32
from the wicked ways right a lot of the times in modern
30:36
Christianity. And not to doggone them, I I
30:38
support anybody who preaches the gospel him resurrected on the
30:41
third day, who gave his life, this Lamb of God that we wish to
30:45
worship, who was continually revealing himself to us.
30:49
Well, what he had conquered, what what he established, I
30:53
believe gives us the individual right to choose him and to make
30:58
choices, Pete, where it's like, I'm not going to contribute
31:01
personally because somebody out there might feel alone, like,
31:05
well, my church doesn't talk about what Rod and Pete talk
31:08
about or they don't understand the concept.
31:11
It may start with you. You're the head, you're not the
31:16
tail. So you as a listener, you can
31:18
literally make this choice. You know what?
31:20
Repentance is not some mental capacity where I'm just going to
31:25
say, oh, forgive me for my sins. Yes, we want to be repent of in
31:28
that way, but it should manifest to how we live our life,
31:32
actually letting go of these bondages of iniquity, forgiving
31:36
people and just becoming malleable, becoming clay in the
31:40
creator's hands. So I just wanted to throw that
31:42
out there because I think it's important.
31:46
Oh for sure. And you know it's it's helpful
31:49
to know too that even if we aren't the ones who committed
31:54
some of these atrocities on the land that we can, on behalf of
31:59
others, on behalf of the land appeal to God to close these
32:05
doorways to heal the area. And I'm, I'm just encouraged
32:10
with again Doctor Laura and her team that has done with
32:14
spiritual mapping, you know, going into a school that has a
32:18
bunch of suicides and finding that there was an actual
32:21
dimensional portal in there and they were able to close that
32:25
down. So we have that capacity and
32:28
authority because again, as we're talking about all this
32:31
weird stuff, it's important to remember God's supremacy over
32:35
all these spirits, creatures and entities that you know, they're
32:40
not afraid of Buddha or Hindu or you know any of any of the
32:46
pantheon of gods involved with Hinduism or, you know, Islam.
32:51
None of these things threaten the Kingdom of darkness, and in
32:55
many ways they're part of it. But the name of Jesus makes them
33:00
tremble. And then to Rod's point, the
33:04
fact that we can turn ourselves to God in repentance and make a
33:09
difference. You know, go back and listen to
33:12
the old episodes we had with Tim Bentz talking about the
33:14
gatekeeping principle where there is 2 probably variable
33:20
degrees depending on the person how God set it up.
33:24
As a believer, we can invite a spirit of whatever sin that
33:31
we're allowing in our heart and mind.
33:32
We can invite that into our house or our city and those that
33:38
don't have the Holy Spirit's restraint, then go out and
33:41
commit those same things that maybe we just thought about and
33:46
effects in greater ways, in greater atrocities because they
33:51
don't have the restraint of the Holy Spirit.
33:54
So there's there's a lot to this.
33:57
Well, in the evidence, so building completely on what
34:01
you're saying, we're showing both sides of it right now.
34:04
The legend of Whitewater, here's another place that has It was
34:09
Morris and Pratt School of Spiritualism where students
34:13
talked with the dead. So we literally have the enemy
34:16
setting up and teaching children to speak with the dead.
34:19
In Wisconsin, here on this episode, we're showing that we
34:25
can set up a place of worship to the one true God and we can
34:29
reverse the curse. I don't know.
34:32
We can break the chains, right? So it's like not being
34:35
overwhelmed or scared. I mean, the list goes on and on
34:38
about what the enemy's doing. But I think really the days that
34:41
we're living in, there's not too many Noah's out there.
34:46
But if you're a Noah, right, we're living in the days of
34:49
Noah. I think it would be a really
34:51
good time to build this ark and that is all based on what Jesus
34:56
did, the blood that was shed for us.
34:58
So you know, we talked about these defilements, right, these
35:02
four categories. So just to counter that a little
35:05
bit with what you can do right now is me and Pete are kind of
35:08
breaking down this idea of repentance, right, taking
35:12
acknowledgement to your region the atrocities that were
35:15
established there, the generational repentance and that
35:18
individual choice because the evidence is all around you guys.
35:24
Oh, it is. It's all around, right?
35:27
I I headed the thought just a moment ago.
35:29
As you're talking, this spirit world is so evident, right?
35:35
So what's the saying? All publicity is good publicity.
35:39
There's no such thing as bad publicity.
35:42
OK, so if you've got myriad examples of manifestations of
35:50
evil in the world beyond the human realm, right beyond the
35:54
what we're even capable of or can even conceive of doing or
35:58
seeing, what does that tell us about the nature of reality that
36:03
points to a spiritual reality that is perhaps more real than
36:10
what we're used to seeing? And that points to God that
36:15
there is a good side and an evil side.
36:18
However, the good side isn't like yin Yang, you know,
36:22
equality and balance. No, the good side is far
36:26
outweighing it. But there's principles involved.
36:30
You know, I think the more we Ding Ding, yes, the more we the
36:35
more we let God control us in willing, humble obedience,
36:43
right. Being used as a cracked claypot
36:46
for him, it seems like the more God invades our world.
36:52
But this is our dominion that he gave us in his sovereignty, and
36:56
we have a sovereign will. And the demonic world really
37:00
can't do a whole lot unless we abdicate our sovereign will to
37:03
them. So there's a lot of
37:05
responsibility there. Maybe let's talk about a few
37:09
more stories. And then, yeah, I love that
37:11
we're kind of opening up these different ideas and principles
37:13
too. So we had Bill Schneeblin on the
37:17
show back in episode 50 and 51, and he was a Wisconsin native
37:21
for about 10 years in the Milwaukee area, some of that
37:26
time, back when he was a witch before he came to Christ.
37:29
But he has a story on our show with him of the Wendigo up in
37:36
Rhinelander, WI, when he was about 12 and he was out by the
37:40
lake at night and saw the figure of a man, shadowy and something
37:47
like 1000 feet tall, he said, kind of walking across the lake
37:51
and right over his head. And when it happened, it was
37:56
like there wasn't a sound at all, like, no crickets, none of
38:01
the night sounds that you would normally hear.
38:04
And then the wind, just that sound of the wind would happen.
38:09
And then there's another story of that on episode 342 of a show
38:15
called Paranormal Mysteries where a young woman as a child
38:19
had had seen an 8 foot tall bear like shaggy creature with
38:28
Longhorns like antlers eating something in the snow.
38:33
She saw the the the red blood in the snow and it chased her all
38:38
the way back to her house and as an adult she came back to that
38:41
same spot. This was up in Door County,
38:43
Wisconsin, and I don't know how, how brave she would be, but she
38:49
did this again out by herself and again hearing this hissing
38:56
wind that she said sounded like unearthly laughter.
39:02
And this creature again chasing her.
39:07
You know, one of the things Bill Schneevelin mentioned too is the
39:10
Northwoods of Wisconsin. And talking about these
39:13
blasphemous rituals that are known to go on there, that out
39:19
in the wilderness away from prying eyes that may be
39:24
different, occult, witchcraft, satanic rituals and things are
39:29
done. And again you got all these
39:32
effigy mounds all over. I mean Fritz Zimmerman in his
39:35
book on the burial mounds that he discovered all over the
39:39
country he had some really spooky experiences.
39:44
I mean guys go listen to his his episode with on blurry creatures
39:48
talking about some of that where you know the steering wheel of
39:51
his car was was moving on its own or he heard a he heard a
39:55
voice when there was no one around.
39:57
Just really creepy stuff happening around happening
40:00
around these mounds. Just not that I'm advocating
40:03
that you guys should check this out by any means, but we're all
40:07
familiar with Netflix, hopefully becoming less familiar as these
40:12
things start to make more sense and not supporting that which
40:15
has a root of darkness. But there's a hit TV show called
40:19
Supernatural, and they definitely use Wisconsin a
40:24
number of times for their stories on this, this TV show.
40:29
You know, they're hunting for demons, ghosts and monsters.
40:32
So this folklore, here's another thing that we got to consider
40:37
the eyewitness testimonies. If you have enough eyewitness
40:41
testimonies in a region that it sparks a hit Supernatural show
40:46
like Supernatural to come out there and do repetitive stories
40:51
in that region, they they're putting it right in your face.
40:54
See, one of the things the enemy doesn't do is they don't tell
40:58
you how it connects and what the repercussion is for your
41:02
involvement, what that's actually going to do to your
41:04
region and it will knock on your door eventually.
41:08
The enemy doesn't want you to know that.
41:10
He needs your agreement for you to be entertained by those kind
41:13
of things. And just to, you know, it's like
41:16
what the occult does, man. They just need to show you just
41:18
enough that you think it's entertainment so that you accept
41:21
the idea. Now that's planted
41:23
subconsciously and you are literally taking what is holy
41:27
for God because we shall worship the Lord our God with our mind,
41:30
our body and our soul. So I think that if we're
41:32
entertaining this stuff in an unholy way, there there's an
41:36
open door. That's my opinion because people
41:39
would say, oh rod, but you spend time talking about this.
41:42
There's a difference between exposing the darkness versus
41:46
inner retaining the darkness. So the reason I bring up this
41:49
hit Netflix show is because many of you out there may have
41:52
watched it or choose to still watch it.
41:55
But we want you guys to be well equipped.
41:58
We want to do what we feel like the calling is, and that's bring
42:02
insights to these things through the biblical filter.
42:06
And you know, having the Holy Spirit, I am continually probed
42:11
to be in humility and in just the voice of reason like you
42:15
guys, this is deeper, this this is true, this is honest.
42:19
And we need to really bring it to the Lord in prayer because I
42:23
think that what's coming, we have to understand what it's
42:27
not. So we're ready, with an open
42:29
mind, to accept what it is. And it's important, I think,
42:33
Rod, you would agree that even ourselves, as as hosts of
42:37
talking about supernatural things, we have to remind
42:40
ourselves that some of these things are our flesh really gets
42:45
in interested in some of these things.
42:48
Not necessarily in a bad way, but if that's the only
42:51
motivation, if it's just soulish, if it's just
42:54
sensational and it can get really easy to kind of cut out
43:00
the big picture that God is sovereign over it and he doesn't
43:04
want us to just know these things for the sake of knowing
43:07
them, you know, but but to point to him and a larger spiritual,
43:13
supernatural reality, right? Exactly.
43:17
Exactly. Because when we do that now, we
43:20
have less stumbling blocks to be like, well, this fits in.
43:24
I can't bounce back to this idea that, oh, there's some sacred
43:29
secular divide between all this stuff that.
43:32
I mean, come on, Pete, people are capturing their own video
43:35
now. Is all of it true?
43:36
Absolutely not. There's a lot of it made-up CGI,
43:39
whatever you want to call, whatever the technology is that
43:41
they're using now to fake these videos.
43:43
But I'm telling you, man, I've sat in front of people who've
43:45
had eyewitness encounters with just about everything.
43:49
A lot of these people will not come on air.
43:53
There's still this lingering emotion that they expressed to
43:57
me in certain ways about being laughed out of town.
43:59
And I'm going, no, the tides are turning.
44:01
You know, we have people in very peculiar places that are taking
44:04
acknowledgement to the fact that the veil is thinning and these
44:07
spiritual things are active and becoming defined.
44:11
And so I just want to encourage you guys out there that, you
44:14
know, if you're dealing with this kind of stuff, if you're on
44:17
the front line in a way where the supernatural is becoming
44:19
real to you, you're taking notice to things your region is
44:24
infected with. You know, similar stories to
44:27
what me and Peter talking about here regarding Wisconsin
44:30
tonight. You know to not be afraid,
44:34
right. Because one thing is they need
44:36
your fear also. And and I have a whole thing on
44:39
that I'm not going to get into right now.
44:42
But Wisconsin has this ancient defilement.
44:49
Not only is there defilement from the American civilization,
44:53
but we know that there was murder and rape and all types of
44:58
terrible things that happened because of the culture that was
45:02
here before us, this American Indian culture.
45:04
And one thing that I found interesting, you mentioned off
45:07
air about Chief Joseph Riverwind.
45:10
I'm supposed to be actually reaching out to him.
45:12
So I'm excited to get his perspective on all this stuff.
45:16
But even he says, listen, we didn't build these mountains and
45:19
I'm not going to go into it further.
45:20
I'll let him make that declaration and give us a a
45:24
breakdown when he comes on in the near future.
45:26
But you know, there there's a defilement you guys that goes
45:32
back much further than The History Channel would like to
45:36
admit. So having this filter where it's
45:39
like, man, how does this connect?
45:42
How does it get exposed? So that way we can actually know
45:45
our position and how to combat it.
45:47
That's the heart of this podcast.
45:49
Pete Wisconsin's a huge state and the surrounding area with
45:55
the same model of thought that we've laid down so far.
45:58
It's interconnected right through waterways, through
46:01
portals, energy trafficking and the land.
46:05
I think that these burial mounds, I think that there's big
46:09
ones that we're catching glimpse of, but I think that there's
46:13
smaller ones from region to region that somehow interlocked.
46:17
Derek Gilbert talks about the dolmens.
46:19
You know that there's like tons of them over in Israel and that
46:23
they're these rock effigies or or slabs of rock that are
46:28
attributed to, you know, these dead dark bloodlines.
46:32
And I'm like, dude, I see that as a portal, a travelling way
46:35
for entities to literally come through.
46:38
That's my thought. No, people don't have to agree
46:40
with me on that. But when I see something
46:42
dedicated to darkness, I think that that, you know, these
46:45
little people, the big people, Nephilim spirits, whatever you
46:48
want to call it, they can traffic and use a highway system
46:52
through the natural material. Now, I'm going to finish up with
46:56
this because I had NASA Dave on recently, and he's talking about
47:02
bringing the understanding that when we think there's some
47:05
separation between electronic equipment and us, we're like,
47:08
oh, no, computers. These materials, you know, you
47:11
have copper, you have gold, you have, you know, these plastics,
47:14
all this different stuff that technology's constructed out of.
47:17
But that stuff has been mined and assembled out of the same
47:21
earth that we walk on and we live on.
47:25
And the Bible says, not my opinion.
47:27
The Bible says that man was taken from the dirt of the
47:30
earth, the dust of the ground, and the spirit of God the ruach
47:34
was breathed into mankind as God molded the original atom.
47:38
So I'm starting to think, OK, so not only do we have the natural
47:44
form that me and you are expressing here, Pete, as these
47:47
energy pathways Ley lines, the connection between reoccurring
47:50
hauntings and how material can kind of absorb that energy and
47:56
reblast it maybe when a rainstorm comes in because
47:58
there's a lot of energy moving up top.
48:00
I mean, there's a ton of theories.
48:02
But now we have technology. We have like 5G towers.
48:05
We have all this technology, the premises of the Millennial
48:09
Mustard Seed, 1,000,000 messages and a million signals causing
48:12
confusion and chaos. And here we are, taking this
48:16
journey together, uncovering this stuff to try to fit it into
48:22
the big picture of how it makes sense and what we're supposed to
48:25
do with it. Right.
48:26
Yeah. Thanks for mentioning Chief
48:29
Joseph too. You know one or two things from
48:32
his episode. I think it was 65 with blurry
48:35
creatures, with his wife was talking about these mounds.
48:39
You're right he's they said we didn't build these things.
48:42
It wasn't the Native Americans. And when we talk about
48:46
defilement on the land, his wife Lara Lynn says that many of
48:50
these giants were known to be very sexually deviant and
48:56
extreme bloodshed and violence and sacrifices and of course
49:00
idolatry. Because this is the same
49:03
pantheon of God religion, right, that the Nephilim had thousands
49:11
of years ago, these ancient Canaanites and and and other
49:18
society religions, right. So that same thing is here.
49:23
So if we look back at our list of defilement, the broken
49:26
covenant idolatry, the sexual perversion and the bloodshed,
49:30
we've got three out of four right there, if not a four out
49:33
of four with what these giants were doing, right?
49:39
And think about, you know, I told Frank on the phone the
49:42
other the other day and and again he was skeptical about
49:45
about the giants. But I told him about the story
49:49
of the Tamikuans in Jekyll Island, where Tim Benz went down
49:54
and dealt with that ancient Canaanite altar.
49:57
And seeing the paintings on the wall in the museum there and
50:01
saying this does not look like Native American, you know,
50:06
attire and weaponry and the altar, he says this looks like
50:09
these altars that I've dealt with over in the Middle East.
50:13
And if you recall that story, the the French were so terrified
50:17
by what they saw, these, these giant tribesmen doing, whatever
50:22
it was, the atrocities. They fled to Florida in the dead
50:26
of night. They founded America's oldest
50:29
city, Saint Augustine. So these things went on.
50:34
And one thing that I I want to point out too, it's a little bit
50:38
of a sidebar, but I just thought it was such a great story that
50:41
the chief and his wife told. You know, I've always believed
50:46
that God being loving and just you wonder about these people
50:50
that are steeped in paganism, that have never heard the gospel
50:53
of Christ. Maybe they're in a remote part
50:56
of the world and you wonder, is there any hope for salvation for
51:00
them? And I love this story because
51:02
she talks about the little people that wore white that
51:07
would fly across the lake and speak to the medicine man and
51:12
tell them of knowledge. And one particular night they
51:16
wanted to speak to the whole village.
51:18
And it was a very special night, they said, because the most holy
51:22
man who has ever lived and will ever lived has just been born.
51:28
And there was a star in the sky, the star of Bethlehem.
51:32
You guys know what I mean? Christ the Messiah was born.
51:37
And here it is in a way that they can understand God is
51:40
speaking to them through these spirit beings.
51:45
I just think that's just so amazing of of God reaching out.
51:48
And if we are open, no matter what remote area we're in or
51:53
what sort of Pagan culture we're in, if we are open to God the
51:59
Creator, as Paul says, it is plainly known by the creation,
52:03
so that we are without excuse. If we are open to that general
52:08
revelation, God will give us more revelation.
52:11
That's a really good point, and I think just a bolt on to that
52:15
real quick. There's a difference between the
52:17
Bride of Christ and the Kingdom, which is coming to be a bride.
52:25
If you don't know what that looks like, I challenge you guys
52:31
to dive deeper into that. But to be a bride of Christ is
52:34
the calling for this generation in this time.
52:37
In my opinion. Everything that's going on right
52:40
now, you know, and it's technology that's allowing us to
52:44
do this podcast. Pete, this technology that's
52:47
giving us the ability to capture this conversation and to
52:51
broadcast it to all those thousands of people out there
52:53
that listen. And for them to be able to chew
52:56
on a little bit of fat while still being encouraged and being
53:00
able to compartmentalize how some of this dark stuff is being
53:05
exposed, why it's being exposed and what we're supposed to do
53:09
with it. And really, how else could we be
53:16
separate from times past because everything is the same under the
53:20
sun? Nothing new, right?
53:21
Solomon talks about, but this generation is peculiar because
53:26
of technology. So just putting that nugget out
53:29
there. And then Pete, what is your
53:31
thoughts with what I just said there?
53:33
And then anything else that you want to dive into.
53:36
Yeah, it is. It's a crazy time to be alive,
53:40
really. You you think about things
53:43
really coming to a head where in the information age of the
53:48
Internet, where, yeah, we can have this broadcast, we can
53:51
connect in ways that we never could.
53:55
We can. We can get on a show like this
53:58
and record with equipment and put it out to people that will
54:02
never meet in this side of eternity and have a voice and
54:11
hopefully spread God's truth as we seek into these things.
54:15
I think that's just incredible. But I also think the enemy is
54:17
stepping up their game knowing that people are waking up to the
54:22
agenda of the new world order, one religion, everything that's
54:28
being pushed towards fulfilling biblical prophecy.
54:34
You know, there's a few more things in, in Wisconsin I want
54:37
to mention that might have spiritual reverberations in this
54:42
area towards a evil presence towards, you know, more
54:48
defilement on the land. You know, you have the 1960s,
54:54
the rebellion against, you know, traditional Christianity in a
55:00
lot of ways, right? People throwing off the the
55:03
moral codes that they had learned from their parents and
55:08
Madison, WI being in the forefront of that along with the
55:12
you know the the being known as a very liberal city very the
55:16
protests that were going on. There's a lot of defiance and
55:21
I'm not saying all of that was bad or some of their causes
55:24
weren't weren't just but I wonder how that how far that
55:28
goes. And it's no surprise that the
55:31
Freedom from Religion Foundation, their headquarters,
55:35
is in Madison. You know, I think, I I think I
55:39
told an anecdote where they were at the hotel I used to work at,
55:45
and my manager said the the group's leader of that event had
55:50
a fierceness to his face. That was scary, she said.
55:55
And and I kind of ticked them off because I put from Ray
56:00
Comfort's website, he has these pressed copper pennies with the
56:04
10 commandments on them. And when they were out on their
56:06
lunch break, I stuck all these copper pennies in between their
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their T-shirts and their, you know, I lost faith.
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And faith. Yeah.
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And God or the Bible, a grand fairy tale.
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All these blasphemous things. I'm like, yeah, you know what?
56:20
I'm just gonna stick these little 10 commandments in here.
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And fortunately, they didn't find out it was me.
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But yeah, my manager did. Not have to lie.
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She did not have to lie because I never told her, but he did
56:35
confront her about it. He was not happy anyway.
56:38
I'm not recommending that, but that was.
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My well, if the pennies were pure copper, maybe you were,
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without knowing Pete, setting up an electromagnetic frequency
56:48
blocker in the region. Wow.
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Doctor Manzo, if the penny, it depends on the age of the penny,
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right? Because we know that they're not
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made of pure copper. That's.
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Right. It might have been zinc.
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Might have been zinc, but you know not to get into that topic,
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but for you guys over at the Days of Noah podcast if you
57:08
didn't hear about Doctor Monzo's episodes with me so far and the
57:12
significance of copper. That's right.
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Yeah. Just going to leave that one
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right there. Yeah, dude, I'm on like Week 2
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1/2 with the copper. And yeah, definitely, let's go.
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Yeah, I'm looking forward to having Doctor Monzo on.
57:28
I I sent him a couple dates. Yeah.
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And another thing in Wisconsin, OK, you've got the Circle
57:34
Sanctuary, which is an established in the 70s formed in
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Madison, WI as a group of pagans and witches.
57:45
It's a a coven that's probably international by this point that
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was started. Bill Schneeblyn mentioned that
57:52
to us about that Circle Group. So, yeah, there's a lot that
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Wisconsin is known for that, you know, really gives power and
58:03
freedom to the enemy, let's be honest.
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But we serve a God that is over all of that.
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And, you know, let's not be unaware of the devil's schemes
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and let's do what we can to pray against these things and pray
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for the people that are involved.
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You know, I think of a mini episode I did where I I was on
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the way back home out playing tennis or something, and I
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stopped in front of the the local Masonic center and just
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praying for and over that building and the people there.
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One thing that I I want to mention that's encouraging, Rod,
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as I was preparing for our chat is I looked up statistics on
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Freemasonry across the country and I think this is actually
58:51
encouraging. OK, so this lists the membership
58:55
across all 50 States and it shows the stats from 2018 to
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2023, the membership each year in each state.
59:06
And then at the at the end of the tally it says gain or loss
59:10
over 30 years. So there I guess looking back,
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let's say 1993, right? Here's what's encouraging to me
59:19
as a Christian. Every single one of these states
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has lost thousands of members since then.
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The total membership over 30 years is down across the
59:32
country, 1.46 million. Now, I think that's encouraging,
59:39
but that doesn't mean that people whose father or
59:42
grandfather was in Freemasonry doesn't have generational
59:47
issues. They still have to deal with
59:49
these things can reverberate to the third and 4th generation, as
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God says in his word. So I'm currently going through
59:59
Ron Horner's book on overcoming the spiritual Implications of
1:00:07
Freemasonry, and just in case I have anything in my family
1:00:12
history, I'm going through each degree there is a chapter and
1:00:16
prayers to renounce those things.
1:00:20
My son, give attention to my words.
1:00:23
Incline your ear to my sayings. Do not let them depart from your
1:00:28
eyes. Keep them in the midst of your
1:00:30
heart, for they are life to those who find them, and health
1:00:35
to all their flesh. Keep your heart with all
1:00:37
diligence, for out of it springs the issues of life.
1:00:41
Put away from you a deceitful mouth, mouth and put perverse
1:00:46
lips far from you. Let your eyes look straight
1:00:49
ahead and your eyelids look right before you.
1:00:54
Ponder the path of your feet and let your ways be established.
1:00:59
Do not turn to the right or to the left.
1:01:04
Remove your foot from evil proverbs 420 through 27.
1:01:12
We know that the way to Christ is narrow and it can be tight
1:01:17
and it can be difficult and you can feel like you're alone at
1:01:21
times. And the way of the world is
1:01:25
broad and it leads to destruction.
1:01:29
And a lot of people that are on that broad path don't know it
1:01:32
yet. So I want to wind down by just
1:01:34
encouraging you guys to stay on that straight and narrow.
1:01:38
And it's not just with our words that we convince people that God
1:01:42
is good and that he is who he says he is, but it's also by our
1:01:45
lifestyle. So in my humility, as God is
1:01:48
continuing to work things out in me and to correct me, sometimes
1:01:54
the spankings do not feel so good.
1:01:57
But I'd rather be corrected now and to walk in humility and to
1:02:01
know where my power and strength comes from than to be sequacious
1:02:07
and just go with the flow and stumble along in the easy
1:02:11
direction. And he chastises those he loves,
1:02:14
right? That he does, yes.
1:02:18
So let's enter in through the doorway, the correct doorway,
1:02:22
which is Yeshua and you guys, I know that these episodes are
1:02:27
helpful. We've gotten the feedback over
1:02:30
the years. And episodes like this, teaming
1:02:32
up with Pete to, you know kind of cross pollinate each other's
1:02:36
listeners. But beyond that to bring some
1:02:39
hope and some clarity to someone who was sitting out there
1:02:42
wrestling with what do I do with my experience that's
1:02:46
supernatural. Where does it fit in?
1:02:49
Can I expose the darkness? Will God be there with me?
1:02:52
I am a standing testament that God is who he says he is.
1:02:56
And though many have come from my life, and there's many things
1:02:58
that I have not talked about yet, God has established me
1:03:05
because of his namesake, because of what he did.
1:03:08
And that is available to you guys as well.
1:03:12
And also take into consideration Pete's advice and warning that
1:03:15
you know what the numbers of Freemasonry are shrinking since
1:03:19
1993. You may have a family member who
1:03:22
has been involved in many different occultic activities,
1:03:26
but we can break every chain, right?
1:03:29
The one name that is above all names gives us that ability.
1:03:33
And don't delay you guys. We are living in strange times.
1:03:40
For sure, Yeah. Thanks, Rod.
1:03:41
This was great. And yeah, let's have that
1:03:44
encouragement that, you know, we can use these stories to bridge
1:03:51
the gap to people that may have no interest in the things of God
1:03:55
as we kind of live in a post Christian society in a lot of
1:03:59
ways. We can open the door and say,
1:04:03
hey, we just did an episode about XY and Z or come listen to
1:04:07
this, this show, they talk about some weird things that's really
1:04:10
good. And then you know, they can hear
1:04:15
hopefully some words of truth as Rod is quoting scripture, right?
1:04:20
That living, powerful, never ending word that pierces to the
1:04:27
heart. Hopefully we can encourage you
1:04:30
with that. Well, this is Rod from the Days
1:04:35
of Noah podcast. And Pete from The Millennial
1:04:39
Mustard Seed. And before we trade back and
1:04:43
gain each other's shows back to his rightful owner, we just
1:04:47
thank you guys for being here with us.
1:04:48
And in humility, we ask you to like, share and subscribe.
1:04:54
You can help us find one more person, just like me and you, by
1:04:58
sharing this episode with your friends, family member, with
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your pastor, and with your doctor coming to you from
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Southeastern PA. And southern Wisconsin.
1:05:11
God bless and goodbye the.
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The.