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#665: Secrets of the Black Sun Rising | Matt Ehret · Macroaggressions

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  Black Sun Rising is the new one. Oh, you're gonna like it. It's so great without further ado
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  Here's my conversation with Matt Eric. Well, I'm really glad to have Matt Eric back because he always makes great movies that I'm
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  Black Sun Rising
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  my goodness
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  Where do we even start with this one because maybe we'll start sort of in the instead of going back to the
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  to the history we'll start sort of
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  Soon sooner and work our way backwards. I
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  This is a thought that had never really occurred to me throughout my entire
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  Childhood certainly mostly into my adulthood until about 10 years ago
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  And now I'm starting to hear it everywhere and that is the question of whether
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  Sure
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  Germany lost World War two
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  But did the Nazis and where did they go and what did they become and in this in digging into
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  NATO and
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  the EU and all of these
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  Supernational bodies you start to
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  get
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  Kind of a forthright vibe from it. At least I do
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  Yeah, what what happened here?
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  I mean, I know our history is totally inverted and nothing that we read in our textbooks is the truth
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  But but what really happened at the end of World War two?
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  Yeah, and I just watched actually your interview with Colonel Towner Watkins
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  Which was a fun interview and I'm really glad that you did that before this this chat because it really dovetails
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  quite a bit the topic of the film that that my wife and I and and our filmmaking
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  A collaborator Jason doll who's done most of the the multimedia work the sound the visuals
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  That's really that's Jason doll hats off to Jason. Yes, Jason doll is is brilliant
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  And in fact if you're watching the macro aggressions episode on video then the intro was cut by Jason as well
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  Thank you for introducing me to to to Jason and his
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  Brilliant filmmaking and and he got on my radar from watching your films
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  I went this movie is amazing. It's brilliant, but also it's visually beautiful. Who did that?
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  And you said well, it's this guy
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  Yeah, and he's kind of a hidden gem
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  But he's he's a running theme going through your films and thank God because your your content is above reproach
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  But then you add in the beautiful film making and I think it can take a normie for somebody who is maybe even
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  Reflexively like opposed to even examining questions about history
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  The beautifulness of the filmmaking allows them to stick in maybe even just on a visual level and give it a little bit more time
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  Thank God because because if they if they stick with it, they're gonna they're gonna learn something. So so yeah
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  Brilliant work by the three of you
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  Yeah, thank you for saying that I that's the hope right is that where people will maybe not be able to lift the heavier
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  weights from the standpoint of like old school
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  You know red material, you know expecting people to read necessarily a massive thesis
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  Exposing the black magicians black magicians running the SS Nazi regime and how they
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  Transferred over to the governing class of NATO to the secret army apparatus
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  Embedded in every Western government right after World War two and continue to exert influence on pretty much every lever of our culture
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  If you tried to provide an academic treaties a lot of people would turn off
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  They won't be they wouldn't follow those types of heavy ideas. So that was the hope is that by providing them a more a
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  Quality of multimedia artistry and some beauty which which Jason was uniquely capable of really delivering that people would be able to
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  To go up to go on the journey a lot further than they would have otherwise and then out of it as an outcome
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  Hopefully have new muscles new metaphysical muscles that they didn't know they had before the journey began
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  That would make them more capable of doing the heavier kinds of lifting
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  Of really earning this knowledge by reading the type of stuff that would like set the roots of knowledge deeper into their mind
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  Which you don't even get from a documentary, right? I mean it at the end of the day
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  It's like a teaser. It's a it is it is taking people through some pretty
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  tough
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  information
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  But it's it's you can't walk away from that thinking that okay now I fully know it
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  It still has to be really I think explored in in greater detail like why did
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  Why did the Nazis?
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  especially Eichmann
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  Study Hebrew so that he could practice Kabbalah and why did he state in in interviews?
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  That were he a Jew he would have been the most fanatical Zionist which we cite that that quote as the Nazis had played such a
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  role in establishing what became the state of Israel in the 1930s the Avara that that's how they pronounce the hot
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  Agreement it's tough thing to say with the British Empire in 1933 where they they minted
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  You know Nazi swastikas and stars of David coins together as a celebration for getting the Jews out of Germany and putting them all in this
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  very convenient spot with the British Empire's assistance in British Mandate Palestine that would then play a certain role in a bigger game
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  Which I think people people trying to make sense of what's going on in the Middle East
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  What was the seven days war about but what what what was the Yom Kippur were about?
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  Why did Yitzhak Rabin get get assassinated by a Zionist killer?
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  Why did he ask her Irifat get killed? What what's up with the Temple of Solomon?
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  Well, why why is there so this weird cult that wants to rebuild Solomon's temple to usher in the Messiah?
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  Well, what's up with all of that and why did the Nazis employ a bunch of our court SS killers?
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  Sorry, why did the Mossad? I don't know if I emphasize that. Why did the Mossad?
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  Modeled on Anglo-American intelligence of the MI6 and CIA in 1951. Why did they hire?
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  Scorseni and other Nazi killers to train elite commandos from the Mossad. Well, they wanted it done, right? I suppose
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  They would they want the best
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  To teach them how to do it, right? There's a so much to this
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  So it's all part of that same thing, right? It's it's only when you start appreciating
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  Really, what is operation gladio that Colonel Towner Watkins and yourself chatted about so eloquently last week that you could really start
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  Beginning to make sense that you the mind can begin to wrap itself around these things and then you could better appreciate that
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  Okay, actually the inner core of these of these Nazis of these Kabbalistic practicing elites who are all into a cultism and probably black magic
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  The guys who even before that set up the Rosicrucian
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  Revival out of the high command of the British Empire like the followers of Sir Edward Bull were listening who comes up a little bit in the
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  In the the documentary
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  Who created the foundations for a lot of the Nazi mythos back in the 1840s 50s 60s from the Vril society his idea of real
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  the the superior race in you know of Atlantean super beings
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  Within the hollow earth that the Nazis were obsessed with figuring out the entry points to the hollow earth. Yeah, we're supposedly these a garthick
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  you know
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  Super super advanced beings were preparing to
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  Destroy the inferior races at some point which all comes out of Bull War Litton's writings
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  And this guy is the in charge of what becomes the Hermetic Order of the Golden God Golden Dawn through his creation of the
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  Rosicrucian Brotherhood of East Anglia in the 1860s. This is what Madame Blavatsky who again plays a big role in the in the documentary
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  Is initiated into the Brotherhood of Luxor brother of light both in Alexandria and also in New York in the 1870s
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  Which is still a big thing today
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  This is this is a big a cult, you know center
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  that then
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  When you look at the people from Blavatsky to Bull War Litton to Lord Paul Marston and the people who were organizing the Palestinian
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  Exploric the Exploration Fund that created the foundations for the new Templar
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  Movement that would recolonize that was obsessed with recolonize the area that was once known as the Kingdom of Jerusalem Haifa
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  The Kingdom of Jerusalem being the Crusader
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  You know a kingdom that lasted for about 250 years during the Crusades
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  Which was a ritual bloodbath
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  Who were these people and when you start reading their thinking their thoughts their writings?
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  They all hate the Jews they hate the Jews
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  They really do think that they're they're lower inferior people, but they love Kabbalah
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  They think that there's something inside of their their idea of whatever Kabbalah is that
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  Gives them access to
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  hordes of demons that somehow Solomon's temple is not the thing that people read about in the Bible. It's more
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  Similar to the type of thing we see in
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  Various books in the Talmud and especially in the testament of Solomon and sort of a 12th century grimoire
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  Which is very big in Crowley circles Crowley has a lot of overlap as people watching the documentary will discover
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  Into the Nazi high command through his order of Saturn
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  But also through the Argentum Astrum Lodge
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  But they hate the Jews they think of the Kabbalah as something that is I
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  I'm getting the sense that it's Babylonian. It's Cheldain
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  So it's the time that the Jews were in captivity in Babylon for about 40 years that something was infused into the Yahweh
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  Worshipers, which is really what they were known as they would that I don't think they were even called Jews back then
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  But there were Yahweh worshipers
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  And there was something in that period in captivity when the high priesthood of Babylon
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  Infused certain things into that matrix that then became a conduit a carrier
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  That proceeded on for the next 2,500 years or even longer really since Cyrus the Great came in and you know
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  Paid fealty to the temple of Marduk the high priesthood of Babylon released the Jews built up their their second temple
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  the the Solomonic temple and
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  That became an organizing blood and soil cult for a for a long period until it was destroyed by the Romans and
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  And it became sort of an obsessive religious thing ever since so it's very fascinating stuff to approach that from this
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  Standpoint and then you again you just look at what's going on today around Benjamin
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  Yeah, who the greater Israel fanatics today the rise of Christian Zionist idiots who like where did they come from with it?
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  That's not what Christianity always was so where did that come from start seeing that there's a much more interesting story
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  than the one we were told in school or in the media
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  for sure and
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  You know one of the the
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  Stories that we were told when we were kids that we didn't know was this I mean we didn't know I never made the connection here
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  But you're watching Indiana Jones, and there's Nazis in it, right? You know, it's from
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  You know, it's it's from 70 years earlier or whatever and you're watching it you go
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  But why are the Nazis?
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  Interested in archaeology, right? And so that was like the first time as a kid
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  You had any sort of context with the Nazis for anything other than war there was they were also
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  Interested for whatever reason and I don't know this as a ten-year-old or that they're also interested in in what's going on in Egypt
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  They're they're interested in these these what were wherever it was
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  And I went wait a second, okay now as I get older and I start to read a little bit more
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  it seems that
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  There's almost
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  There's almost a parallel there were two things happening at once with World War two there was the the war itself the physical
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  war the taking of territory the murdering of people and then there was this
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  spiritual
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  Hunt or like a I don't know how to describe it, but it seems like they were sent out everywhere
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  without any sort of
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  Strategic in what they're not going to Baku to shore up the oil fields or anything like this
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  They're going to they're going to Tibet
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  Not exactly a strategic geopolitical strategic location for World War two so
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  What was the priority was it was that the problem for the Germans in World War two was that they they split their priorities?
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  And they're on the one hand they're taking they're worried about the war and on the other hand
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  You've got the highest level guys who are
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  Were are in some sort of occult ritual that are maybe their focus is on something totally different
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  How did those two things?
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  coincide or go together or did they go together with the with what was going on in Germany during that time?
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  yeah, that's a great question and it definitely seems like they they needed each other the practical real politics of of
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  Spreading into the Laban's realm or creating the the living space and creating a hierarchical structure of political management
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  controls that would allow for some form of
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  Practical New World Order or as Hitler called it a thousand-year Reich to emerge
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  It was a very millennialist
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  It was a millennialist apocalyptic movement in some ways because they believe that there was a need to create on earth some form of a
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  Hellish
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  manifestation of the book of Revelation in order to have the promised thousand years of
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  Peace and prosperity so they did have that was actually part of the infusion of the whole the whole thing
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  But then animating it wasn't simply the desire to express power for power's sake
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  As many sort of I guess materialistic analysts would tend to make that conclusion like Hitler just you know
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  There's all sorts of lame reasons of when people try to account experts try to account for the motives of
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  Hitler and
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  Some people say how he just he failed art school
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  And so he had an inferiority complex and wanted to get back at the the world that rejected him or something and show
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  That he was a great guy you got these Freudian analyses
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  You know maybe he had a small penis like they say about Napoleon and now that's why he wanted to conquer the world and
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  Create a homeland for the Jews and rebuild Solomon's temple as Napoleon himself, right?
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  Possibly not a coincidence that that was also obsession
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  For that new empire that was supposed to possibly emerge and that nearly did become the foundation of a of a new
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  World order back in the in the 1810 period
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  so anyway
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  What was the real motive and I think you got to go into the more kooky religious
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  Gnostic
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  Cosmology because there is something embedded within like you you're pointing out
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  There's this there is a something the thing that created the Adan Elba
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  That that was so obsessed and put so many resources behind sending teams of
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  archaeology Nazi archaeologists and
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  Ethnobiologists and and geneticists and to all parts of the world like you said
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  teams around
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  earth's shaver and
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  Heinergger the guy that Brad Pitt played in the seven years in Tibet propaganda fluff piece
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  That was a real story
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  That's really like Heinergger was a leading SS on an Elba figure along with Ernst Shava
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  Who was deployed to go and track down a variety of?
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  secret
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  Information that was supposed that the Nazis believed was contained within the tunnel systems within deep Tibet within esoteric
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  Tibet and otherwise known as the bond pole
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  Religion it's kind of like an esoteric Buddhist
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  syncretic demonology
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  Faith that was codified by
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  Genghis Khan's grandson when he established the the Dalai Lama who's actually
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  Ginks con who himself almost credit with created the foundation of a you know him and his golden horde
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  almost conquered the world and burned in a very
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  scorched earth manner almost everything that he touched
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  Raised it to the ground killing every everybody in the villages that he would come in come in contact with
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  But the idea was to the recreate humanity
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  Almost out of the ashes of a dead phoenix was part of that idea and he established the Dalai Lama
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  Institution with the promise that the Dalai Lama was going to be kind of like the the pope that will control the spiritual world
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  Well, he controls the material world of this new age now things ultimately didn't work out exactly that way
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  They made it pretty far, but the institution of the reincarnated Lama
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  System endured for quite a while and there's something within again the Bonpo faith that encouraged the Nazis to even bring in a lot of the adept
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  Initiates of the Lama cast of the monks into Germany into Wevelsburg Castle
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  Which was sort of the center of this new world religion that Heinrich Himmler
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  Who ran the empty and an elbow was obsessed with sort of recreating was bringing in these these Tibetan monks
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  Which there was a good number of them were training the the adept Nazi occultists in something
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  That appears to have some overlap with the Nazi interest in the testament of Solomon the Crowley
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  Sex magic that involved invoking demons invoking the Antichrist
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  That was a big idea that we could do what Crowley had enshrined
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  But was already a practice by the followers of John D and Edward Kelly centuries earlier, but they've been refining it
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  That caring doing certain things that involve sex with murder, you know, the the opposites by conflating
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  Things that appear to be for the uninitiated opposites that shouldn't coexist the adept initiate
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  This is how the brainwashing works knows that we need to
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  Find ways of magically weaving together creation and destruction right murder and sex
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  which is typically an act of creation into common acts and that the
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  Supposed demon hordes of the beyond will begin to respect you if you pay sacrifice and do things the way that they want
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  They will start to abide by what you desire as we've been told that Solomon had wielded the the hordes of bells above
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  To build his his temple, which is as that's the story that was conveyed in
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  the Talmud a few
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  Hadiths as well
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  associated with the Quran as well as
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  Gnostic texts that are affiliated with the testament of Solomon
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  So they have this weird idea again of using demons using
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  even invoking the Antichrist and
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  Yeah, they even had they deployed teams Himmler deployed teams to Antarctica
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  Yeah, you know, there there's ideas of the the hollow earth that could be could be entered from the polls
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  Which again they seem to have gotten from certain
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  occults
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  Scenario stories
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  Which mean I mean there might be a degree with there's a lot. We don't know about Antarctica
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  You know, I'm not trying to say that there's nothing to be discovered in Antarctica. That is not secretive
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  I'm not trying to say that but they certainly had a very very clear idea that there would be found within that that
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  entries to the hollow earth
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  As well as you know, they sent teams to Peru to find shop or Shambhala was supposedly in Tibet
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  There's another team that was sent to Peru to find the remnants of Lemuria
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  and and elsewhere too, so
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  You you had the spirit destiny obsession to the kathar knights the kathar castles. That's what Otto Rahn
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  Otto Rahn who was a high-level occult black magician and a debt from the SS and now but who is
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  Deployed both to the Middle East but also to excavate the kathar multi guru
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  Castle in the south of France, which is sort of this heralded place
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  where supposedly
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  The secrets of Jesus's blood the the offspring of Jesus was maintained and protected
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  and which went underground they're basically
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  Correctly so that Otto Rahn wrote a book on Lucifer's court. That's literally what he called it
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  Based on his findings before he supposedly died though. I don't think he really died in 1939
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  as a young man
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  He's like maybe 35 or something
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  But a sick a sick puppy this one
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  But he wrote this book where he called Lucifer's court where he correctly identifies that the kathars were Luciferian
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  Gnostics, which I believe is absolutely true. It's absolutely, but positively true
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  Who were obsessed with again this special magical bloodline that?
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  Seated into the royal courts of Europe through the Merovingians with the royal dynasties
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  and the dynastic families that exerted mass
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  master slave
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  Structures on to the world that they wanted to create in their own image justified their their supposed
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  superhuman rights because of this imagined superior bloodline whether it was of
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  The offspring of this magical being this Luciferian set the in magical being that they that
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  It's called Jesus with babies in their secret teachings of what they think Christianity was or whether it's also some
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  hybrid Anunnaki Elohim
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  offspring that gave rise to the race the children of men
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  That that seeded the the royal the royal bloods while the lower majority of the families of the slavecasts
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  Are seated from the the interbreeding with with monkey monkey species and thus lost their superpowers
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  Which only the elites have access to their superpowers says
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  Bulwurlitten says Blavatsky says
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  Ultimately the high priesthood of the Thula and Vril societies, so it's a it's a pretty sick thing
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  So I do think that the religious aspect of
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  How Hitler saw himself. Why did he re completely deconstruct Christianity and then recreate the Bible as a Nazi Bible?
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  Why did he do that?
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  You can only understand that if you realize that that his expression for power on a on a geopolitical plane was the effect of a
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  Certain cosmology of how they saw themselves metaphysically on a metaphysical plane
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  And so who was guiding them with this you mentioned Blavatsky was it was a big influence on them the Crowley
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  Who who was
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  If if you if if
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  If if there has to be two people in charge right one person who's the leader of the say the military
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  Component one person who's in charge of the spiritual component
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  Who would have been the head of the spirit would have been Himmler. I mean he was depicted in Raiders of the Lost Ark
• 27:16
  I mean the person shows as you mentioned in the film supposed to look like Himmler the face melting Nazi and that everybody knows of
• 27:24
  Do they is that something that gets divided up? Is that a thing that Hitler would be on board with the say okay? Well
• 27:32
  We have the over control here, but then the
• 27:37
  Theocratic control we outsourced to somebody else with that have been
• 27:40
  something he'd have been on board with
• 27:42
  Well, okay, so I wrote a
• 27:46
  Lot of the the work that went into the documentary came out of the prep work prep work
• 27:51
  I did on the three volume revenge of the mystery cults
• 27:55
  this is volume one of three of the revenge of the mystery cults and it's called
• 27:59
  Mystery Babylon and the Age of Aquarius
• 28:02
  Cynthia wrote a couple of great chapters in there as well on the Esalen Institute and the creation of this Aquarian Revolution
• 28:08
  in the 1960s and
• 28:12
  There's a couple of chapters in here where
• 28:18
  It's difficult and a bit controversial for me to say this but at this point I'll just say it
• 28:22
  It looks like it's Carl Jung
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  Really?
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  Okay
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  He was he was
• 28:33
  in charge of the
• 28:35
  How would you describe that the?
• 28:38
  The esophage that the well he he
• 28:43
  He was the
• 28:47
  He was based in Switzerland, which is a major occult hub
• 28:52
  And a good a geopolitical control center both also economic and geopolitical
• 28:56
  That's partially why Switzerland has been dubbed. You know made neutral in so many of the battles
• 29:01
  That's why it's also the Bank of International Settlements the International Financial and also intelligent intelligence and logistics
• 29:07
  Control a control node for major world systems from the top down and it has been for a very long time. So he was
• 29:15
  Based he's a German guy based in Switzerland, you know, he broke away from Freud
• 29:19
  Because he had his own his own take on things
• 29:22
  on how the human psyche
• 29:24
  Interfaces with this unconscious how the individuals unconscious interfaces with the collective unconscious and how all of this is shaped by symbolic
• 29:34
  Symbols how symbols invoke
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  Different bubbling dark things from our our basements can be invoked through symbols, which has a lot of practical truth to it
• 29:44
  There's certain archetypical
• 29:47
  Ideas that I don't think he necessarily invented but he sort of come, you know consolidated a lot of ideas of the archetypes
• 29:57
  Templarism myth racism. He's a major promoter and also a self-professed adept initiate of the myth reik mysteries
• 30:03
  He rose to the as he describes in his own
• 30:07
  Letters including the red book his own devotion to Mithra and his his having been integrated with the Leon to set allows the
• 30:16
  Seventh degree of Saturn within the myth reik
• 30:21
  Mysteries and he was the president of the German
• 30:24
  Psychological Society from 1933 until 1939. So that was a very influential position as the most preeminent dominant influential
• 30:33
  master of the mind of
• 30:35
  Germany he set the tone of the textbooks he created the foundations of the strategies that would be used by the social engineers of Germany
• 30:42
  Like gerbils and others to manage the collective unconscious to provide certain
• 30:48
  Basically to create the entire scaffold of how the Nazi regime would sell itself would profess which would would would would syncretize
• 30:56
  Odin worshipping
• 30:58
  Pagan mythos with within a Christian skin suit to accommodate this sort of yearning that the Germans had to be free of Christianity
• 31:06
  But through the gateway of something called Christianity so that they could be get better in tune with their pre-christian pagan pure Viking
• 31:16
  Intuitive modality that they had before they were civilized by Christianity
• 31:21
  So that was part of Carl Jung's disdain for Christianity that he writes early on even to Freud
• 31:25
  He's writing letters about how he wants to return Christianity to the soothsaying
• 31:31
  Dionysian orgiastic cult that it should have always have been
• 31:34
  He's got letters that I quote from there including in the hidden hand behind UFOs episode 3
• 31:39
  He's kind of the star of that show
• 31:40
  He's advising Alan Dulles who's a station chief in of the OSS during World War two in Switzerland in Baron
• 31:49
  They're interfacing together. Of course after World War two. It's revealed that
• 31:54
  young
• 31:56
  Was serving also as a an OSS operative for Dulles who was directly a
• 32:02
  Part of the very complex that made Hitler is impossible in the 1920s and 30s both both Dulles brothers
• 32:10
  He's also the the key leader the founder of what's known as the erinose
• 32:15
  conferences in a stone on Monteverita, Switzerland and
• 32:20
  So Carl Jung works with the leading
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  Swiss theosophist
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  Robert
• 32:28
  Robert
• 32:29
  I'm forgetting your name all of a sudden one of her one of her three names is Robert
• 32:33
  Anyway, she believes she was the
• 32:37
  avatar of
• 32:38
  Kali and
• 32:39
  Was and and she describes how Carl Jung in his deep deep analysis of her and his analysis of the different
• 32:46
  Symbols of her dreams helped her realize and discover
• 32:49
  Through Carl Jung's help that she was the the arbiter of the new
• 32:53
  Cataclysmic age of fire that had to be brought online as the healing cleansing purgative violence that would remake humankind and she's got a
• 33:00
  Whole testimonial that and she's again a founder of that before that she was a disciple of Alice Bailey
• 33:06
  In the 1920s from Bailey's arcane school that again again had a cultism with a bit of a Christian veneer
• 33:12
  But it was always kind of like Steiner's anthroposophie
• 33:17
  Just it was always a cultism just on a different, you know, apollonian path instead of the the Downesian path
• 33:24
  So she went from from there Alice Bailey sent her out to Carl Jung who was somehow in communication with these high level
• 33:31
  Adepts and from there she was assigned to be the person with Jung to set up the aeronauts conferences
• 33:37
  Joseph Campbell a devotee of
• 33:41
  Anybisance world world teacher kid who's his name
• 33:46
  Forgetting his name the kid who was like, I don't want to be the world teacher anymore
• 33:49
  And he breaks off from any bisance and olcott or lead beater
• 33:54
  but that same Joseph Campbell who goes on to become the guru later on of
• 33:59
  George Lucas and helps George Lucas formulate his space operas for new gospel myths to shape the human collective dream
• 34:07
  under Star Wars that same Joseph Campbell is the assistant of
• 34:12
  Carl Jung at the aeronauts conferences Mercia Eliad a major scholar of the occult
• 34:17
  Today to respect in universities all over the Western world as the the expert of occultism
• 34:24
  He himself is also a fascist a practicing fascist as Carl Jung is always he really enjoys hanging around people who have a fascist idea of
• 34:31
  The healthy way of organizing society hierarchically around an adept an adept
• 34:36
  Priesthood of masterclasses will control the symbols on the cave wall of the collective dreams high shamans
• 34:42
  So all of this stuff was going on
• 34:43
  He's part of that thing this by the way is this is the source of the Esalen conference or the Esalen Institute
• 34:48
  That's created in Big Sur a few years later
• 34:51
  That it's seeded out of the aeronauts conferences by the way the aeronauts conferences
• 34:56
  It's happening at Monteverita Monteverita in Estona where Carl Jung was already
• 35:01
  part of this
• 35:03
  Frodo be he this is the thing that creates bohemian Grove in America and again, California in the 1890s
• 35:09
  So he's part of this occult hive already in his younger years in his 20s. That's where he's recruited to break away from
• 35:16
  Freud and create his own path under the leadership of Freud's first disciple who was also at Escona
• 35:23
  auto gross
• 35:24
  Auto gross is the sort of like hardcore proto, you know, like occultists living the dream
• 35:31
  Burns out in a fiery hail of drugs
• 35:34
  So he's walking a walk
• 35:35
  But he's got he also has a pile of dead bodies of women
• 35:38
  He advised to commit suicide is as the best path for their healing was healing through death
• 35:44
  Um, this is the guy that seduced Carl Jung to to see start seeing himself as a as a real shaman
• 35:52
  Again to go into the Mithraic mysteries to become the the architect of a solar cult
• 35:56
  which again, Nazism kind of had an element of that too and
• 36:01
  It can't be overlooked that he was shaping the entire protocols the whale the world view philosophy the idea of the science of
• 36:08
  Mind that was informing directly the entire growth of Nazism from 33 to 39
• 36:12
  And I would say it's difficult to say what he was doing in World War two because the only testimony we have is
• 36:18
  Alan Dulles who says that he was a great hero who did secret secret things that nobody was will ever be allowed to know about says Alan
• 36:23
  Dulles who destroyed all of the writings all of the dossiers that had been accumulated from the OSS on Carl Jung
• 36:29
  They were all conveniently destroyed by Dulles
• 36:32
  So he was able to then just recreate a new myth about what Jung was during World War two and he continued to use Jung as his personal advisor
• 36:39
  Long after World War two was over as Jung was helping Dulles to organize Operation Gladio and
• 36:44
  Position a lot of the leading friends that dealt that Jung had made at the Nazi high SS command into positions of leading influence
• 36:50
  Within psychiatry within psychiatric associations within Tavistock within NATO within the different educational complexes in the Western world
• 37:00
  And he also formulated the the Gnostic program to bring in the Nagkamadi scriptures and to
• 37:06
  Basically unveil to the world in 1946 and then again in 47. It was it was young and his Jungian instituted Bollingen
• 37:15
  that directly took charge of
• 37:19
  Popularizing translating publishing the Nagkamadi scriptures as the challenge to conventional Christianity
• 37:26
  Which again was unveiled right after World War two in 1946 the timing of that is is really wild
• 37:32
  The story does not mesh out
• 37:34
  But it seems to be a way of partially initiating everybody into at least the first or second degree of the mysteries as far as a whole
• 37:40
  generation of baby boomers that would be expected now to be broken free of the shackles of
• 37:48
  Christian sensibilities traditional values
• 37:50
  Ideas of God family that had to be just ended
• 37:53
  So Jung is just kind of everywhere and his influence in today's world is immense. It's just immense
• 37:59
  I'm not surprised to get rewritten by Dulles. I mean
• 38:03
  It's kind of what Dulles specializes in right taking these guys using them
• 38:09
  for his own purposes what what
• 38:13
  It it feels to me in retrospect
• 38:16
  World War two would have been a lot differently without Switzerland, right? It's like the only country that doesn't get bombed to smithereens
• 38:25
  Miraculously running, you know the BIS
• 38:30
  We've got there's a lot of
• 38:32
  Influence coming out of Switzerland
• 38:36
  How do you
• 38:38
  How do you how do you how do you sell it to the troops? I wonder in during World War two
• 38:42
  It feels again. It feels like there's like two tears like there's a message for the troops, which is we're at war
• 38:48
  We've got to get rid of the Jews. We need
• 38:51
  Additional living space we have to fight off the Soviets all this stuff going on and that's that's like the
• 38:58
  The story that most people get but then above it
• 39:02
  Is it once you get into the SS do you have to be an I mean where does it get explained to you that?
• 39:09
  Yeah, yeah, yeah, that stuff's going on too, but we're on a mission from God, right?
• 39:13
  And there's something else that's guiding us and it's it's bigger than just the war on the battlefield
• 39:18
  There's a spiritual war but at what level do you get led into this at all?
• 39:24
  I mean you mentioned in the in the in the documentary and I don't know where it was in which castle it was
• 39:29
  But I mean the picture it looked like they all sat around on almost like a round table
• 39:32
  Oh, the Bevelsburg Castle the new Templar headquarters. Yeah, okay
• 39:36
  Yeah, that very much looked like in my mind how I would envision a bunch of people sitting around getting to the details of what's really going on
• 39:43
  But that's maybe a dozen people
• 39:47
  Where's the threshold where?
• 39:49
  People get let in on the secret you have to be a part of a certain kind of religion
• 39:54
  Do you have to be a part of their group? Do you have to be in the SS like yeah?
• 39:58
  I mean what is I mean you got to be a Rosicrucian first
• 40:01
  Like you have to be brought into some form of Rosicrucian initiation kind of like Alice Bailey's
• 40:06
  Arcane school and it's as or the esoteric section of the theosophist so Blavatsky
• 40:12
  When she moved from Adyar into
• 40:15
  London in
• 40:17
  1886 she immediately created what what became known as the esoteric section of the theosophical society
• 40:25
  Out of which all of the founders of what became the hermetic order of the Golden Dawn were all members
• 40:31
  Samuel McGregor Mathers
• 40:35
  That's the guy who recruited Crowley in 1897
• 40:39
  They're all but they were all members of the all the hermetic order of the Golden Dawn founders who created the Isis
• 40:44
  Urania temple in London were all members of Blavatsky's esoteric section and
• 40:49
  If you're gonna be granted the levers of influence you don't necessarily have to be I don't think you would have had to have been particularly
• 40:54
  part of one
• 40:56
  Institution from the exoteric domain the exoteric being the the front
• 41:00
  Domain that everyone can see the name of this agency of let's say the US special forces, you know
• 41:08
  The Nazi SS does every does do I think every member of the Nazi SS
• 41:13
  Were they all Rosicrucians? No. No, they weren't is every member of the Green Berets
• 41:18
  Mithraic
• 41:19
  initiates of a of a death cult
• 41:23
  No, was Michael Aquino and a lot of Green Berets who played a top-down directing role in very bad things in the Korean War in
• 41:31
  Vietnam and and in our current worlds to this very day
• 41:36
  Were they initiates of this thing which basically is a
• 41:40
  Saturnian Saturn is is another archetype for Satan. It's an it's the eating wasting, you know
• 41:46
  High God Chronos being one variation of Saturn the the God of wasting time
• 41:51
  Will you worship, you know by variety of things that honor the wasting desire of?
• 41:58
  Death that that is the emanation the power of boundaries
• 42:02
  The where you think that you have it potential to do things to go outside of your your your limits Saturn pushes things things back in it
• 42:13
  It creates the limits in in time and in space it kills where where you sought to live
• 42:18
  You know, so but that's there's this idea of divine death divine murder divine cannibalism that you could easily spin off as
• 42:25
  They do in a lot of these initiatory cults
• 42:29
  So was what was Michael Aquino? Why was he brought into such a high position of influence within?
• 42:35
  Vietnam running things like Operation Phoenix with Colonel John Alexander, for example
• 42:41
  Who was another Green Beret operating during that time in Vietnam doing terrible things that I think, you know
• 42:49
  Apocalypse now was showing us probably something. That's a lot more real than people realize
• 42:54
  Yeah, as far as what Marlon Brando's character psychologically represented as it as an archetype of something much broader
• 43:02
  That was being incubated and groomed inside of the the dung the jungles of
• 43:07
  Korea of Vietnam and then we're being sent back as
• 43:11
  Has been observed by David McGowan
• 43:13
  the late greats David McGowan who did double of
• 43:17
  Strange things at Laurel Canyon, but he also did programs to kill which is a lesser known
• 43:22
  But have you have you seen that book program to kill? Yeah?
• 43:25
  Yeah, I haven't but but I know that it I know about it and I know it's supposed to be it's very good as a book
• 43:30
  It usually do an assessment of all of the cases of known serial killers in in America in American
• 43:35
  And I think also European history, but I think he focuses on America
• 43:38
  But he takes an assessment of every known case of a serial killer and just scratches the surface of the official story and
• 43:43
  demonstrates that none of these are
• 43:46
  organically emergent they all have satanic occult
• 43:49
  Organization behind the killers whether it's Zodiac killer you name it he goes through a big
• 43:55
  Set of chapters good breaking down each one. I did my own study on the on the Jack the Ripper murders as my my only one original
• 44:04
  Investigation I did that just that proves that McGowan's right on that level
• 44:10
  That was a satanic thing tied to Blavatsky and the esoteric section of the theosphists who directly did the black the the
• 44:17
  Jack the Ripper murders for a ritual reason that was tied to Solomon's temple in the Middle East
• 44:22
  Provably so that's actually provably so and it's tied directly to bull real it in in fact
• 44:27
  And one of the key black magicians that I identified who was on the ground
• 44:30
  Coordinating that entire thing was the direct disciple of sir Edward bull religion who he who was initiated into the dark arts by
• 44:39
  Litten at his
• 44:40
  Kineb it worth castle, which is also the same castle today. That's been used to film things like Harry Potter and
• 44:50
  Batman Returns with with Michael Keaton that that's those films those are being filmed directly in
• 44:56
  Litten's Kineb and worth castle
• 44:59
  Which is where the the actual key Jack the Ripper
• 45:03
  Character who was tied to the Blavatsky esoteric group was trained and initiated before being deployed to carry out this
• 45:09
  Particular ritual and I've got five chapters on that in my book
• 45:13
  Yeah, so all of the stuff, you know McGowan makes the point that it's something happened after the Vietnam War when all of these Satanate
• 45:20
  These these men went through something unhuman so many were were recruited into Satanism and
• 45:27
  Came back to America as part of the networks of the process Church of Final Judgment this apocalyptic
• 45:32
  Scientology spin-off church that was created to manifest here on earth
• 45:37
  The book of Revelation in a very very sick way, but that required a lot of mass death this overlapped with the Charles Manson cult
• 45:45
  Charles Manson directly was overlapping with the process Church of Final Judgment as well as the Scientologists and
• 45:50
  The Church of Satan which Michael Aquino was a direct leader of before he split off and created his temple of set
• 45:56
  Right a lot of these guys that you'll find them at the heart of Project Stargate
• 46:00
  From the very beginning in 1973 that was an offshoot of the CIA at the SR at the Stanford research Institute
• 46:08
  You'll find and that's that went on all the way up until the 1990s 1996-97 and that was revived more recently in 2025
• 46:16
  You these guys are tied to the MKL to remote viewing
• 46:20
  Monarch mind control programs of trauma-based mind control, especially on children
• 46:24
  They were all involved in that and serial cases of serial killing serial killers
• 46:30
  Exploded from 1974 at the end of the Vietnam War when they're coming back all the way up until the 80s with the satanic panic
• 46:36
  Not a coincidence. I think that that is directly that spiking in the quantity of
• 46:42
  Satanic or of serial killer murders is directly tied to the infusion of these satanists in America. So
• 46:49
  Yeah, man, it's a
• 46:51
  It's tough to say the details, right? Like who what what goes on on the inside that vets one person who's gonna go into the green
• 46:58
  parade to be
• 46:59
  Just a patriot who doesn't understand what the game is
• 47:02
  But we'll be we'll be given special training will have special capabilities mentally and physically
• 47:08
  Versus what will separate them from those who are drawn from that that?
• 47:13
  very elite, you know a cluster into becoming part of the the actual governing class of
• 47:21
  Satanists, I don't know what that process is at all. I presume it has a lot to do with drugs
• 47:25
  The the Nazis were experimenting all kinds of psychedelics that were then brought in
• 47:30
  To MK ultra from a lot of what the Nazis had already been doing that informed the
• 47:35
  Building up of a lot of the things that became LSD 25 a lot of the work on Silo's Cybins. I have a ayahuasca
• 47:42
  DMT a lot of this again was different forms of mescaline
• 47:46
  We're being worked on already by the Nazis by the Japanese fascists by the tapestoki and psychiatrists
• 47:52
  That had been working on breaking down a psyche after World War one in order to reconstruct somebody from scratch
• 47:58
  Like a blank slate or a computer program to be built by software engineers
• 48:02
  That's how they kind of thought about about it in drama and drugs and certain sensory deprivation
• 48:08
  Practices were very useful in that later on group dynamics were added to it in terms of how an individual will adapt to
• 48:14
  memetically a group and give up their conscience for the sake of the group on top of all of these other things that have been
• 48:20
  Developed and this is what was all brought into the United States and Canada
• 48:23
  So probably has something to do with that being brought in for also the the elites to be groomed by
• 48:28
  They're this initiatory thing. Yeah, you you show
• 48:34
  Obviously your your focus of the film is on
• 48:38
  World War two the Nazis and the group and going before that
• 48:42
  But i'm glad you brought michael quinoa in because that makes it a little bit more
• 48:46
  Modern a little bit more real for for for people today because they may be tempted to say well
• 48:52
  That was in the 40s or the 30s and that was you know
• 48:56
  World war two is a different time and that would never happen today
• 48:59
  Then you see michael quino with the eyebrows
• 49:03
  Who's a known satanist and you go like is this a put on like is this for real?
• 49:08
  Is this guy real and then he goes on all the talk shows and it starts to feel kind of cartoonish
• 49:14
  but
• 49:16
  What was the role of michael quino?
• 49:19
  What i mean he he clearly like the work as you mentioned with vietnam and coming back from that
• 49:26
  There's an assumption. I think i made i'm sure a lot of people made it which is
• 49:30
  Like you can get kicked out of the military for all kinds of things
• 49:33
  You didn't grab this guy and say hey, we don't we're not going to have satanists in our military unless
• 49:38
  Of course
• 49:39
  He was very useful and as you go up the higher levels you start to find that like bad behavior is tolerated as long as you're useful
• 49:45
  in some capacity so
• 49:48
  So
• 49:49
  Where we would take a look at a guy like a quino and go no, thank you
• 49:53
  We don't that guy is incompatible with how we envision our military
• 49:57
  Something tells me that the u.s. Military saw things quite differently. What was the role of of a quino?
• 50:03
  Yeah, man. Um, well, like you said it implies patronage from very high up
• 50:10
  positions of influence very high up
• 50:13
  um
• 50:14
  Colonel landsdale edward landsdale would have likely been his superior running operation phoenix in vietnam
• 50:21
  landsdale is somebody who is again extremely extremely influential within the office of policy coordination along with with the
• 50:29
  um
• 50:33
  Bissell uh
• 50:35
  Bissell
• 50:36
  Was fired by jfk, but he that the office of policy coordination is the psychological warfare bureau of the cia
• 50:42
  Um, so jfk fired the head of that thing that richard bissell
• 50:47
  And he was also the guy who founded area 51 and ran it until jfk fired him by the way
• 50:51
  So that's where they were carrying out a lot of the secret uh science programs to test out different kinds of experimental aircraft
• 50:58
  That involved technologies that were acquired from the nazis after world war two and absorbed into
• 51:03
  The us, you know
• 51:04
  ongoing Manhattan project that proceeded long after world war two was finished it continued and even expanded in a variety of ways
• 51:12
  And massively overseen largely by the cia that where this
• 51:16
  Colonel towner walkins went through really really well how the cia became a self funding mechanism outside of even
• 51:22
  The agencies of of of the united states itself due to
• 51:26
  its use of of japanese and and german gold that um create a whole separate fund that justified
• 51:33
  That that created an alan dullis's arguments at least a reason
• 51:37
  That uh was persuasive for the congress and for um
• 51:40
  Policy makers to say okay. Well, we'll we'll give you the rights to have more of an active
• 51:46
  Role or even to exist in the first place
• 51:48
  But then to permit you to actually do counter insurgency and actual interventions instead of simply intelligence gathering
• 51:54
  Because you're self-funded. You're not costing us anything. So okay, I guess so that was a great idea and they uh
• 52:00
  so anyway
• 52:01
  It seems like alan dullis who again was a devote devoted. I would say initiate
• 52:05
  There was a lot of these high level cia operatives who were initiated
• 52:08
  By carl yung into something dark including uh
• 52:12
  henry murray the guy who ran directly under mk ultra under uh,
• 52:16
  sydney got lib
• 52:18
  he was uh
• 52:19
  Actually, this is a public knowledge in his biographies that carl yung even even directed him to have threesomes with his wife and her friend
• 52:27
  in order to uh
• 52:30
  Unleash his his his confidence and whatever else he was he was unleashing
• 52:35
  But he was the guy who was running the harvard silo side and project
• 52:38
  That with ala with aldis huxley who was working on this with uh ram das
• 52:43
  Who was also an organizer of the harvard silo side and project that used a number of elite students as guinea pigs for a number of years
• 52:51
  One of whom became ted kizinski or the but the unabomber, right? Yeah
• 52:55
  um, so it seems like
• 52:58
  Sometimes, you know, they get off the reservation and they start mailing bombs to people
• 53:02
  Yeah, sometimes or maybe that was part of the plan the whole time
• 53:04
  But um, yeah, it seems like you have the satanic agency that that jfk was trying to
• 53:11
  Take down that was taking over control of the u.s security intelligence state and military increasingly
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  After world war two and by the time queeno gets in there. It's quite well set in
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  You know and so he's being propped up groomed elevated to positions of greater influence within the nsa, you know
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  He's got top security clearance by the time he's writing
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  uh directly the
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  the
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  From sci-op to mind wars
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  Uh policy paper that directs the the overhaul of the entire training of us special forces
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  Especially through the sci-op groups
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  Which he's directly working through fort bragg the fourth sci-op group the seventh sci-op group along with the colonel paul valet
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  Who's another world, uh, vietnam veteran that he's closely affiliated with who's still an active player to this very day
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  And um, they're empowering the sci-op groups to realize that the new domain of warfare involves electromagnetic
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  uh
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  stargate kinds of remote viewing
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  different kinds of of
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  Of mind games and creating games than games and a lot of this dialectic of this technique he describes in his own
• 54:24
  Uh article that he wrote as a journal article from in 1980 right before writing the sci-op to mind wars
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  He wrote this this thing, uh on the vebblesburg working
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  Where he goes through his own
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  revelatory
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  Uh working his black magic working at himmler's vebblesburg castle in 1975 or four right before he creates the temple of set
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  When he's still a member of the temple of satan or the church of satan under levet
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  He goes and carries out this this prolonged working and has this
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  incredible experience as he describes it of having been visited by uh by set
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  the killer of of uh osiris
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  and the uncle of horus um who will
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  Who who endows him with the responsibility to be the prophet of the new age of sets the new thousand year hike
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  Of the age of the child which also accompanies kind of dovetails
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  The age of horus
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  Horus being the child of osiris and horus being the
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  The age of horus that crowley saw himself as being the prophet and messiah to usher in that thousand year age of the
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  And the age of the child basically is an age of I think is what courtesy arvin is talking about when he describes
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  the dark enlightenment
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  Or the age of dark freedom
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  It's the age of the the the the sacred superstition where science
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  becomes a servant to superstition
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  Science at the service of magic so the type of new science the new type of logic that will grow and shape the new age
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  Will be one that that entirely serves the interests of promoting superstition magic
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  the supernatural
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  um
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  So that's that's like I think what why partially they call it the age of the child
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  You know where the kid doesn't have
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  Any preconditions that they know things they don't know they just have this honorable
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  Divine awe and wonder of the unknown and they should just keep it that way
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  Just always be that way in the mind of these these want to be masters
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  And I think this also
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  Ties into what what shape the minds of other people from stanford because stanford is is a big occult hub in this whole thing
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  From the sri from joseph cambell from the changing images of man project from stargate
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  It's all being run out of sri
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  Which is directly being fed by the spiritual hub, which is esalen which grew out of carly young's erinose
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  Right, um
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  And so people like peter deal was incubated at at stanford elan musk
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  Uh alex carp. I mean there's so many of these transhumanists who have been positioned to
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  Initiate a new eschatological kind of like cataclysmic end times to invoke the antichrist
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  That they're really all obsessed with they all kind of went through the same conditioning in the same geographical area
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  So I I imagine that is probably something similar to whatever whatever it was that trained a lot of the
• 57:09
  The avongard ss figures was probably something similar in the educational systems of germany that we see today
• 57:17
  In stanford, where did remote viewing come from then if it they're working on it at sri
• 57:23
  But you mentioned they're they're getting all these influences from esalen and other places
• 57:27
  Was this was this an idea that was given to them?
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  to the concept of remote viewing was it something that had been
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  sought during the
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  Blavatsky era and or how did how did stanford get involved in this?
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  um, yeah
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  Yeah, it was originally like
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  So a big part of the occult revival and the spiritualist movement that was uh
• 57:50
  That was a big coming out party from the occult sort of witch covens that had gone underground
• 57:54
  For centuries they kind of started making their big coming out
• 57:58
  It's kind of like the external asia externalization of the hierarchy and on a certain limited way in the 19th century
• 58:03
  They made a big deal about you know, clairvoyance about levitation ghost wrappings
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  Necromansi communicating with the dead or communicating with angels and demons
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  And uh
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  The idea of of telepathy of of of seeing what's going on on the other side of the world or whatever is
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  Was a part of that whole schmorgasbord of
• 58:26
  Supernatural powers that the elites were promising that the the new delphic oracles the new the new prophetesses would be endowed with
• 58:34
  um
• 58:35
  And they're obsessed with superpowers
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  That's part of like I think one of the reasons why they created a culture that really idolizes the x-men and harry potter and
• 58:42
  things that really create um
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  a romantic
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  Drunking kind of ego that that that makes that tends to create a situation where the people who saturate themselves and that type of
• 58:55
  uh romantic universe
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  Become the hero of their own story at which point
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  um
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  There's something special about you, you know, you have the powers that others don't see you
• 59:06
  You have the sight that others don't see it becomes easier to create kind of human robots like humans who are
• 59:13
  motivated by things that allow them to increasingly be used by forces that they don't even understand that that are ultimately willing to
• 59:19
  To sacrifice them too. So from what I gather from reading like I'm reading right now
• 59:24
  mostly done the uh crawl young's uh psychology and the occult
• 59:29
  and uh going back to
• 59:31
  The work that he and others were doing in the before world war one even they put up a big a big emphasis upon the epileptic
• 59:38
  children who have uh
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  Schizophrenia they don't call it schizophrenia. They have a different word for it back then
• 59:45
  um as being the gifted ones so if they're if they're the younger you are when you've
• 59:50
  Experienced your trauma the greater your your chances are that these kids will have
• 59:56
  Powers special powers if they have epilepsy, they you know, you go into a shaking fit
• 1:00:01
  Often electromagnetism has a lot to do with that too. That's part of the reason why it seems though
• 1:00:07
  the aurora borealis
• 1:00:08
  Do seem to instigate a greater degree of epileptic seizures amongst a variety of people in the north
• 1:00:16
  Are they torturing kids then to to get them to have seizures so that they could harness this power?
• 1:00:22
  There's ways of traumatizing kids and giving them strobe light effects and other things that also auditory
• 1:00:28
  Sensory abuse that can all induce the mind to become epileptic
• 1:00:33
  To become increasingly fragmented schizophrenic where you just start creating new personas in order to survive and suppress memories
• 1:00:40
  That you you can't deal with so they become suppressed
• 1:00:44
  You can fragment the person's personality
• 1:00:46
  and increasingly um
• 1:00:49
  Yeah, that that a whole a whole science was built up around
• 1:00:53
  abusing children pretty much
• 1:00:55
  Um with the promise that is an outcome they will you're giving them a gift
• 1:00:59
  You're actually awakening the supernatural latent powers that blavatsky said we all have
• 1:01:03
  Except that we got contaminated by too much materialism too much um
• 1:01:09
  Monkey sex or whatever that created the jews and the dark-skinned people and the people who lost their
• 1:01:14
  nuances that and uh, we got contaminated with too much uh, according to blavatsky
• 1:01:20
  Um christianity the belief in right and wrong that are just that all the the use of logic that tries to use judgments
• 1:01:27
  and discernments to conclude why certain things are right and certain things are wrong all of that is just
• 1:01:32
  Materialism locking us into the material world where our clairvoyant powers
• 1:01:36
  Our remote viewing powers are being stifled
• 1:01:39
  But if you could just break people free of the judgment of right and of wrong of good and of evil
• 1:01:44
  And the use of logic at the service of morality if you break them free from that
• 1:01:48
  Then they can self actualize and bring out their their natural superhuman divinity
• 1:01:55
  um
• 1:01:56
  So
• 1:01:57
  Yeah, I think that a lot of this stuff informed the the stanford research institutes remote viewing operations the stargate stuff
• 1:02:03
  Well, I mean gotta keep in mind the stargate stuff also came out of
• 1:02:06
  the followers of of
• 1:02:08
  El Ron Hubbard who was doing
• 1:02:11
  Babylon working sex magic with jack parson's in the deserts after uh, or as probably in 1946
• 1:02:18
  To try to usher in the anti christ. They're all obsessed with this and this guy
• 1:02:21
  Is the first to then formulate this ufo cult called Scientology
• 1:02:25
  That's that whose books are being read by charles manson who's under cia surveillance for years when he's in prison
• 1:02:31
  And he only reading dianetics to learn how to self actualize and use like
• 1:02:37
  Cybernetics psychology in order to influence group systems and actualize your own inner god
• 1:02:44
  As you know, his prep work for leading his own satanic cult
• 1:02:47
  So I don't see that as a coincidence that the that the that the stargate operators like hal putoff
• 1:02:52
  Who's against they're still very close to uh, certain players in the disclosure movement to this very day
• 1:02:58
  Who are all tied to michael acuino?
• 1:03:01
  Um who led the revolution military affairs who brought in the super soldier mind warrior jedi
• 1:03:05
  They literally called it the jedi mind warrior programs
• 1:03:09
  Into the u.s. Military and fort bragg
• 1:03:11
  That then created the the vanguard, you know new ss storm trooper class
• 1:03:16
  That would then oversee the murder campaigns in afghanistan and in iraq
• 1:03:21
  In uh elsewhere, um, yeah, I I think it's
• 1:03:24
  We led something really bad in
• 1:03:27
  And uh, yeah, they seem to use cults. They seem to use trauma
• 1:03:30
  Children a lot that are tied that are born into cults that tend to get given by their families to become guinea pigs
• 1:03:37
  We saw this with the edgard casey cults
• 1:03:39
  Was the r or arc or something?
• 1:03:42
  um
• 1:03:43
  Which you could I got a friend actually who's a great researcher named matthew crawford who was born into one of these
• 1:03:48
  Cults and writes about his experiences given crazy in-depth testimonials of like what he was put through as part of the stargate operation under stubblebean
• 1:03:56
  um
• 1:03:57
  Who's you know tied to
• 1:04:00
  The the husband who is of uh
• 1:04:03
  Label labo real labo. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I would watch those
• 1:04:08
  Admiral stubblebean videos. I'd see those and he you know
• 1:04:11
  You watch it at first and you go it feels like like a form of disclosure and then you
• 1:04:18
  But then you have to ask why somebody in that at that rank would be talking about this and then you
• 1:04:25
  Dig just a little as you said scratch the surface and underneath the story kind of falls apart real real quickly and and it
• 1:04:32
  And and it feels like a sci-op. It feels like they're they're directing you in a certain way to feel certain, you know about
• 1:04:40
  UFOs this way or you know
• 1:04:43
  There's a narrative attached to it and
• 1:04:46
  I don't know how much of it I've been influenced by because I've watched his videos
• 1:04:50
  It all goes in the brain and I don't know how I filter it all out and decide which is true and what's bullshit, but
• 1:04:56
  I suppose getting
• 1:04:58
  Getting familiar with the people who are delivering the messaging helps right and to understand where they came from and
• 1:05:05
  And maybe the guy that you think
• 1:05:07
  The admiral stubblebean who seems like a decent guy sitting on his porch swing telling you about the UFOs and everything
• 1:05:13
  If you don't know that he has the michael acuino
• 1:05:17
  It runs that thread runs through him. You may be tempted to think this is some
• 1:05:22
  rogue whistleblower who's you know gonna
• 1:05:25
  Tell the world about what's really going on until you find out the truth. So
• 1:05:29
  I mean we've got a
• 1:05:31
  We've got to ask questions about everybody, right? I mean if you if you're in the military and you've you've come across
• 1:05:37
  this acuino
• 1:05:39
  Thread which I would imagine he's maybe not the most important figure anymore
• 1:05:43
  But isn't there a disciple isn't or aren't there people below him that are carrying on the tradition
• 1:05:48
  Who's who's the new michael acuino in the in the military? Is there one?
• 1:05:54
  Yeah, there's there's but there's like there's a number of them. Um
• 1:05:58
  We don't have to go into names right now. I feel like we've already
• 1:06:01
  A lot
• 1:06:02
  The carl young people will be mad about it. Oh, that's fine. We can we can handle them
• 1:06:06
  But if we start really naming names, I'm not gonna knock on the door
• 1:06:10
  Um, but yeah, I mean, I think that there's a culture, right?
• 1:06:12
  It's there's a culture that that's more influential than the individual and when
• 1:06:17
  That it can take on a life of its own
• 1:06:19
  And I think that that's part of one of the really dangerous aspects of tolerating evil for too long
• 1:06:25
  Is that it becomes the the myths the lies that become myths that the oligarchy creates
• 1:06:30
  um ends up themselves almost having like
• 1:06:34
  It doesn't need to have
• 1:06:37
  curators of that it kind of
• 1:06:39
  Goes on
• 1:06:40
  Almost as a force unto itself absorbing new people into its influence
• 1:06:45
  Who will then be shapers within the creative realm and hollywood who may not even necessarily at a certain point
• 1:06:50
  Maybe at the first couple of generations. There was a a higher emphasis on initiation
• 1:06:55
  To vet whose whose thoughts will be permitted to
• 1:06:58
  Uh take hold and be turned into scripts that would be movies or uh stories that would be published widely
• 1:07:06
  um
• 1:07:07
  You want to make sure that those types of of individuals have a certain
• 1:07:12
  Commitments to the way the world should be that will govern their creative
• 1:07:18
  stories, um
• 1:07:19
  That that will then shape the collective dream because they're it's a shamanic high power
• 1:07:24
  And uh at a certain point though, you you probably don't need as much direct influence
• 1:07:28
  Because their stories then already begin to shape and incubate the imaginations of young people who just want to go into
• 1:07:35
  Storytelling and are just completely now shaped by the things that that they brought into their soul by by experiencing kenneth anger
• 1:07:42
  Crowley eight, um
• 1:07:44
  Avon guard horror movies in the 60s and they have then become the john carpenters
• 1:07:48
  Right, you know
• 1:07:50
  Who are obsessed with like finding new creative ways of expressing slasher films and death
• 1:07:55
  and the joys of horror
• 1:07:57
  And uh, and then they have their followers who are then you know, so there's probably a certain degree of of limited
• 1:08:04
  Um oversight
• 1:08:05
  But I think a lot of it is is kind of and that includes the military too in some ways, you know
• 1:08:10
  It kind of does take on a bit of a
• 1:08:13
  A force unto itself
• 1:08:14
  Yeah, well the messaging but in movies is something that I've had to I've really had to to to forget everything I thought I knew
• 1:08:22
  Relearn it look at the the symbols that they're speaking to us and find out the people behind it
• 1:08:27
  Who's financing the movies? Where'd they come from? What do they want what their narrative is about it? It's
• 1:08:33
  So, you know, I used to just and maybe maybe as you said maybe early on in hollywood
• 1:08:38
  It was about influencing the right people so that they've pushed the the correct knowledge the correct narrative
• 1:08:44
  But now it might be just as simple as the the john carpenters of the world saying I just want to make horror movies
• 1:08:48
  I always liked them as a kid and there's no deep
• 1:08:52
  insight there's no
• 1:08:53
  secret
• 1:08:54
  You know message to you just a guy who liked you thought you could make a better movie than
• 1:08:59
  than the ones you saw as a kid and and so then it becomes
• 1:09:04
  A big blur. It's like
• 1:09:07
  If you're pushing the narrative, but you don't even know what you're pushing
• 1:09:11
  How can you be at fault?
• 1:09:13
  Who do you blame you want to shake your fist at the sky and say all these people are pushing these narrative
• 1:09:17
  Half of them don't even know
• 1:09:19
  What they're doing. They don't know the the backstory of the of the original to begin with and they're making a remake of it
• 1:09:25
  You know, it's so I wonder how much of this is
• 1:09:28
  Is is now we're at a point where it's just a self
• 1:09:33
  fulfilling feedback loop of of
• 1:09:36
  content that that maybe
• 1:09:38
  Is spell casting I mean you see all the hollywood stars covering their eyes and doing the okay symbol and everything and you go
• 1:09:44
  Do you want to pull them aside and go?
• 1:09:45
  Do you know like are you doing that because you saw lebron james do that?
• 1:09:49
  Are you doing that because you saw jz?
• 1:09:51
  Do are you doing it because you were in a meeting and they explained how it works?
• 1:09:56
  I mean are you mimicking people or is this authentic so
• 1:09:59
  Well, I mean what what what is hollywood these days?
• 1:10:02
  Is there is are there still these black magicians at the top who are who are
• 1:10:08
  Controlling things or is that even necessary when you look at like a 24 right the 24 movies
• 1:10:15
  Makes you wonder
• 1:10:16
  There's a degree of sophistication and self-awareness of occult initiation
• 1:10:20
  And it's influencing in systems management that I've never seen in any other production studio ever
• 1:10:24
  So I'm like, well, there's certainly something that's being kept alive
• 1:10:29
  By that particular one studio alone, but then you know, it's you do look at
• 1:10:34
  Yeah, there are there. There's a hot. There's a hyperactive hub of satanism. Yes, um, you know
• 1:10:41
  This timing of Steven Spielberg's disclosure day, which is a crappy movie kind of entertaining but crappy overall
• 1:10:47
  slimy propaganda
• 1:10:49
  But Steven Spielberg's entire life from his earliest movie
• 1:10:53
  Amblin in
• 1:10:55
  1968 his student production that got him sort of the
• 1:10:58
  The introduction or the the access to the inner club
• 1:11:02
  Was this amblin movie that became his his the name for his production studio and he puts out directly in their
• 1:11:12
  A symbolic but very real for those in the know
• 1:11:15
  A statement of intention as a manifesto of what he represents and what his commitments are
• 1:11:20
  At the very end of that movie when he shows one singular book
• 1:11:24
  Um, again, there's no no word spoken in this movie
• 1:11:26
  It's just like a hippie girl free spirit and a stiff square acting like a hippie, but he's a different species
• 1:11:33
  Uh guy who are just walking there's walking to the ocean
• 1:11:37
  He's got a guitar case, but as it's as you find out at the end
• 1:11:41
  He's actually a fake hippie. There's no guitar. He's a stiff. He's a square
• 1:11:44
  He's uh, he's a logical guy
• 1:11:46
  Who's trying to be the thing he can ever be and the girl the flower child is just like you're the different species
• 1:11:52
  So they represent the two different archetypes the the john savage and the moustafa moan kind of archetypes
• 1:11:56
  of their extremes
• 1:11:58
  And the one book inside of this this guitar case
• 1:12:02
  Is arthur c clark's uh city and the stars
• 1:12:05
  Which if you read that book like it's all there arthur c clark who's by the way a sir knight of the night commander of the british empire
• 1:12:13
  um
• 1:12:14
  You know huge influence in shaping 2001 a space odyssey and and so many other
• 1:12:19
  Stories that he creates that I think
• 1:12:21
  Create the foundations the blueprint of
• 1:12:23
  What will be the unfolding of the battle plan to create this new?
• 1:12:29
  acceptable, um
• 1:12:32
  World both world religion world culture world control system
• 1:12:35
  and uh
• 1:12:36
  Yeah, people should just do the work
• 1:12:38
  I'll throw that out there. It's a bit of fun homework for people
• 1:12:40
  Look at amblin 30 minute movie free on youtube by steven spielberg young guy who's about who's getting an inside axis now to become a
• 1:12:48
  shaman
• 1:12:49
  And uh look at that book even just read the wikipedia
• 1:12:52
  the synopsis of of the city and the stars by arthur arthur c clark
• 1:12:57
  And uh and just think about what it what it's doing with its ai gods and with the two different cities inside of this galactic
• 1:13:06
  space opera where one city is this
• 1:13:11
  Communalist city of bohemian
• 1:13:14
  Hippies who have developed clairvoyant superpowers. They can like they don't even use words anymore
• 1:13:19
  They just speak telepathically, but they've rejected technology and then this other city
• 1:13:23
  Of this dystopia dystopic, you know robot run
• 1:13:28
  Order where people are just like read by machines by 3d printers
• 1:13:33
  um
• 1:13:34
  And it's pretty gross, but you could see within
• 1:13:38
  Spielberg is is taking up his projects both in terms of the indiana jones movies that are reviving a sort of
• 1:13:45
  Uh a story of what the nazis were and what narcissism is that is acceptable to the elites
• 1:13:50
  But for a mass uninitiated audience
• 1:13:52
  So they're kind of bringing in the shit that the elites actually believe in but for a fictional audience for the mass consumption
• 1:13:57
  So they're giving us all an inside track into something that was supposed to be foreboten
• 1:14:03
  You got et the the close encounters movie his poltergeist movie of children being
• 1:14:08
  uh
• 1:14:10
  Malak like
• 1:14:11
  Kidnapped by demons from screens that are hypnotizing and stealing children into this other poltergeist realm that he's writing and directing this film
• 1:14:19
  or producing it
• 1:14:21
  Got his ai the uh with hailey joel osman pushing the idea that robots are like humans
• 1:14:27
  They'll be self-aware and we should give them human rights and we're we're so bad for persecuting these robots that anyway
• 1:14:33
  All the way up until his is marz attacks
• 1:14:37
  Film or whatever it is the hg wells
• 1:14:40
  Or the war of the world or the world's rendition of the
• 1:14:45
  Everything he's doing all the way up to the disclosure day today
• 1:14:47
  It's it's all devoted to the scene thing of unifying taking the the et
• 1:14:53
  alien god
• 1:14:55
  ai demons and sort of
• 1:14:57
  Pushing them into a common place within the the audience which is the always the idea
• 1:15:03
  That's where peter gill's obsession with the with the antichrist
• 1:15:07
  Uh the idea of invoking the notion that technology is the antichrist that's using us that we don't have free will that
• 1:15:14
  We've always been just instruments for the antichrist to develop discoveries and technology that the antichrist wants to use to manifest itself physically
• 1:15:21
  to manifest and act out the book of revelation
• 1:15:25
  Which is the thesis that's been maintained for a very long time by these
• 1:15:29
  Sociopathic satanists at the top so that we don't have free will
• 1:15:32
  We're all just actually evil because we're our bodies our minds our will our desires actually being influenced not by ourselves
• 1:15:39
  And our our soul and our relationship to god our family and our loved ones none of that
• 1:15:43
  That's an illusion the reality is we're actually being
• 1:15:46
  Shaped by the antichrist and demons
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  And so from there it's not too many steps where you start getting this
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  Gnostic arconic notion that actually all of the the the seemingly different feelings
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  We have inside of ourselves are actually caused by different demons
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  That it's not it's not anything caused by our not being good with our conscience or having told lies or
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  None of that no
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  It's just that we have demons inside of us and that we have to learn how to urge the demons by self-examining the demons a la
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  You know Scientology's emeters where you're doing odd self auditing same kind of thing
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  You're you're learning how to
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  Self-actualize and release these thousands of foreign entities these iconic
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  Elementals, you know that are actually alien demons from another dimension or whatever
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  And there's variations on that theme from valen gong has their own that's an Asian version of the Scientology cults
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  Also set up by a bunch of eslan creeps into china as part of an insurgency to destroy china from within that now has
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  Their center of command in new york
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  But that teaches a very similar
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  Interdoctrine that we're all made up of these foreign alien entities who caused modern science in order to manifest
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  the aliens
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  The alien demons ill
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  Well, if you're filled with demons
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  Then you're then there's always there's a perfect business model
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  You just the guy who can get the demons out of you has
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  Is in charge right? I mean if if
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  If if if that's if that's how they sell it and they get you to believe that you know
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  You're probably you don't need a good bleeding. We just get need to get the demons out of you
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  You know the demons are in you
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  And if the demons are always kind of coming and going then who he who sees the demons knows which ones you have
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  In you and can remove them. I would imagine that's that's the priest, right?
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  That's the high priest class of the
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  He who can see the demons and inside of you. Um,
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  We haven't really gone too far from that halfway. I mean it still feels like
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  I don't know in canada, but here in the states where we have pharmaceutical ads every
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  Five seconds on tv
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  It's like that. I feel like the next one is like do you have demons you get demon be gone
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  You know to see if it's right ask your doctor if demon be gone is right for you
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  Be they're prescribing medicine for all kinds of imaginary
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  ailments that people have you know
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  Restless leg syndrome. I know it's a real thing, but it sounds like it's not real
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  And in things like that. I just wonder at some point like some side effects might include epilepsy clairvoyance
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  Exactly there we go
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  Listen, we're not trying to kill you. We're trying to make you clairvoyant. That's how dare you with these vaccines that we're giving you
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  Oh, man. Well, look we talked about movies and and it and you you've you've you've put a brilliant one together black sun rising
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  I I hope that yours
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  Your movie making uh knowing you guys is is not filled with some deep dark
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  Thread that you're trying to get everybody to believe something else
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  But but we do know how that can work in hollywood
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  And so I feel like films like yours are a great antidote to some of the poison
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  That's out there in the media that that seeks to
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  Get people to not think I'd say this. I mean
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  Watching your film
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  I feel like I know a little bit about the topic before, you know enough to be dangerous, but
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  but
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  seen
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  I don't know the between the story that you're telling as the narrator and the visual representation that you guys have put together
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  uh with jason, uh
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  It's it's it's worth watching for and and I you know look i'm always going to be into this stuff because I love it
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  but I think my audience even if you're not
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  super into the paranormal the spiritual component the the
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  esoteric side of things
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  There's something for everybody in this film. Where's the best place for people to find it? Where can they go get it and watch it?
• 1:19:39
  Thank you charlie. I I really appreciate those those kind words and I I do hope that the audience resonates with the film
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  um
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  If they want to watch the whole thing right now it's still behind a paywall
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  We'll keep it behind a paywall for maybe another month or so just to recruit some of our our uh get out of the red
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  Um, but it's uh, it's like five bucks on my sub stack
• 1:19:57
  So sub stack matthew eric.substack.com. Cynthia is also hosting on her sub stack Cynthia chung.substack
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  Dot com there
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  Canadian patriot also features a lot of the books. I mentioned that I have the revenge of the mystery cults a trilogy
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  mystery Babylon and the age of aquarius
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  As one of three
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  So all of that is available on canadianpatriot.org along with the playlist of all of our other documentaries
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  Most of which at this point are free
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  And all of which are fantastic
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  I mean, I don't know if I watched all of them, but the all the ones that I've seen the
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  The documentary series that on the ufo's was was, you know
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  Oh, thanks. Well, you know this this one the the black sun rising is kind of like the unofficial episode five
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  Because we've released four of the hidden hand behind ufo's
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  This kind of works as episode five unofficially though
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  We don't directly speak about ufo's you kind of I realized
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  That we needed to go through this story in order for the next phase of the hidden hand behind ufo's
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  To make sense. So which will get a little bit more into the
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  the
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  the science fiction
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  Well, first it's going to be the the ufo cults the theosophical origins of the ufo cults
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  That also overlap with these nazi fascist organizations in the 20s and 30s
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  So we'll tell that story in the next episode and then we'll do one on the the sci-fi amazing stories marvel comics all that stuff
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  For the following episode after that
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  Excellent so much to know
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  Uh, I'm and anytime you whenever you've got a new one make sure to send it to me because you know, I'm gonna sure
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  I'm gonna watch it. That's mad at mad error everybody. Go check out his outstanding work
• 1:21:34
  And you can connect connect with him. I'll put the links down in the show notes
• 1:21:37
  So it's easy for everybody to find that if you want to connect with me macro aggressions.io is the website activist post.com
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  Is where we're putting out news. Thanks everybody. We'll talk to you again soon