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Jack the Ripper, Secret Societies, and the Occult | Jerm Warfare · UK Column Radio

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Speaker 1: Thank you.
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Speaker 2: My name is Jerm. This is Jerm Warfare, the battle
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Speaker 2: of ideas.
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Speaker 3: Fiction, you actually exist. That's cool. I appreciate your podcast
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Speaker 3: a little bit more with more faith. But there's an
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Speaker 3: interesting segue.
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Speaker 2: You walked around London a bit and you made some videos.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah.
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Speaker 3: Well, that was that was something that Cynthia said, hey,
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Speaker 3: if we're going all these crazy wild places, why don't
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Speaker 3: you why don't you make some videos with your phone?
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Speaker 1: And I never thought to do that. Stupid me.
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Speaker 3: And I pulled out my phone and started to just
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Speaker 3: take people on a little bit of a walking tour.
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Speaker 3: And originally we were going to go for because I want,
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Speaker 3: you know, the more interesting tours. I'm going to go
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Speaker 3: to London. I'm not going to do that very often
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Speaker 3: in my life. So I'm like, well, if I. I
1:16
Speaker 3: would like somebody to give me some insights into some
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Speaker 3: of the more darker corners, you know, for people who
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Speaker 3: have the conspiratorial caps like we do. And I looked
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Speaker 3: online for some of those more interesting secret society tours,
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Speaker 3: and they were charging like three, four thousand pounds for
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Speaker 3: like five hours.
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Speaker 1: And I was like, OK, you're going to give me
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Speaker 1: dinner at least. But I mean, geez. But it was
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Speaker 1: it was on. I was not going to do that.
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Speaker 3: So I decided to just look at, well, what are
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Speaker 3: the places that they're talking about that they would take people?
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Speaker 3: And I'm like, I know all of these places. And
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Speaker 3: I was like, well, I'm just going to do it myself.
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Speaker 3: So I, I, you know, we went to Cleopatra's needle.
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Speaker 3: We went to the Templar, uh, church. We did the
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Speaker 3: London Mithrim. And along the way, we found a few
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Speaker 3: things that I didn't even know existed. Uh, cause you know,
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Speaker 3: the city of London, it's a square mile. It's very, uh, condensed,
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Speaker 3: very occult. High symbolism everywhere. And so, um, I think
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Speaker 3: so far we've done about eight videos in total. I've
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Speaker 3: released six of them. And yeah, I mean, I tried
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Speaker 3: to give people a bit of the backstory of what's
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Speaker 3: up with the Mithraim. Why did Michael Bloomberg buy the
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Speaker 3: London Mithraim and restore it to its original location? And
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Speaker 3: why is it just exactly 15, was it 1,585 feet, 0.3
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Speaker 3: miles away?
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Speaker 1: From the parish of the Archangel Michael.
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Speaker 3: So what is the symbolic significance of these different agencies,
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Speaker 3: both in the days of Roman Londonium and when after
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Speaker 3: Rome collapsed and as a lot of these mystery cults
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Speaker 3: transformed into Christian skin suits and maintained a certain constant
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Speaker 3: policy for the next 2,000 years.
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Speaker 1: So it was a blast.
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Speaker 2: Were you walking around London City or more specifically the
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Speaker 2: City of London?
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Speaker 1: The city itself.
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Speaker 3: So we focused a lot of our time on the
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Speaker 3: contours of the city and.
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Speaker 1: A little bit of its outskirts.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, but you know what I mean? Sorry, but you
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Speaker 2: know what I mean when I say the city of London?
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Speaker 1: The sovereign square mile.
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Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. So, yeah, we're the center of global banking. That's
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Speaker 1: sort of where we focused.
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Speaker 3: And again, we allowed ourselves to go out because there's
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Speaker 3: still certain interesting things just in the outskirts as well.
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Speaker 3: Like Cleopatra's needle that was brought in from Alexandria. So
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Speaker 3: we did a little video on that.
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Speaker 1: That's right on the Thames. The Thames. I know Englishmen
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Speaker 1: get very frustrated when I say Thames. the themes. So
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Speaker 1: I've gotten so, so much angry mail.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: It's a silent H I think, isn't it? Tim, Tim's.
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Speaker 2: It's like saying Peter, Peter Teal.
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Speaker 1: How'd you say it?
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Speaker 2: Peter Teal or Peter Thiel? I say Teal.
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Speaker 3: I have increasingly come to say feel teal as well.
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Speaker 1: But I it's I don't know. I don't do it well.
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Speaker 3: That being said, yeah, the city of London itself is
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Speaker 3: sort of that sovereign square mile with its own jurisdiction,
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Speaker 3: its own codes of law above that of the nation
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Speaker 3: that was enshrined in the Magna Carta. And in fact,
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Speaker 3: I was when we went to the Templar Church, which
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Speaker 3: is modeled on the on the Holy Sepulchre in the
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Speaker 3: in in Palestine.
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Speaker 1: The geometry is identical.
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Speaker 3: I didn't even know that that is where the Magna
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Speaker 3: Carta itself was drafted in that Templar church in 1215
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Speaker 3: or 1214 is when it was beginning to get formulated
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Speaker 3: in order to give the city of London itself to
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Speaker 3: enshrine those extra extra sovereign powers into the code of
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Speaker 3: law of of England as a whole. It was formulated
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Speaker 3: there by Templars. holding basically King John hostage, who was
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Speaker 3: not a good guy. Don't get me wrong. But it
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Speaker 3: wasn't this beacon of liberty that founded or inspired the
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Speaker 3: later American Constitution. As we've been told, that's a complete,
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Speaker 3: complete fiction. And it was interesting to dig into that
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Speaker 3: a little bit, too.
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Speaker 2: There kind of is a segue, but kind of isn't.
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Speaker 2: You and I were chatting briefly in the UK about
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Speaker 2: Jack the Ripper. Nobody really knows who Jack the Ripper
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Speaker 2: or Jack the Rippers are.
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Speaker 3: There is perhaps a British connection. Well, I mean, it
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Speaker 3: happened in Britain. It happened just outside the city in Whitechapel,
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Speaker 3: which is like literally the next door neighbor to the
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Speaker 3: city itself. And yes, there's also a Templar connection too.
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Speaker 3: So there's this book that I published back at the
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Speaker 3: end of 2024 called... Edgar Poe's Final Mystery and other
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Speaker 3: tales of ratiocination. And it features there Edgar Allan Poe
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Speaker 3: and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle there with Alistair Crowley looking
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Speaker 3: over an area known as Sybil's Cave in Hoboken, New Jersey,
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Speaker 3: a very occult center just outside of New York.
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Speaker 1: And by the way, I mentioned that this....
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Speaker 3: There's this Anglo-American connection at the end of the 19th
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Speaker 3: century that has a lot to do with Jack the
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Speaker 3: Ripper and also... um, the, the creation of the state
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Speaker 3: of Israel per se, there, there's a threefold connection in
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Speaker 3: all of this. Um, in, in Hoboken, New Jersey, it's, it's,
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Speaker 3: it's a very short ways away from central park in
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Speaker 3: New York where this, this monument to Sybil's cave tied
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Speaker 3: to it. So it actually is, it's called Sybil's cave, uh,
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Speaker 3: named after the 11th.
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Speaker 1: Uh, Sybil in, um, in Italy.
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Speaker 3: Um, and, uh, And that's an area where there was
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Speaker 3: a ritual murder of one of Edgar Allen Poe's allies
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Speaker 3: who was brutally murdered in a ritual satanic sacrifice just
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Speaker 3: outside of that cave. And that Poe made the topic
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Speaker 3: of one of his short stories on the murder of Mary.
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Speaker 1: Rogers, Mary Roger.
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Speaker 3: Now, I said Central Park because in 1877, long after
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Speaker 3: Poe had been killed, he was killed in 1849. But
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Speaker 3: at that point, you had several things going on. You
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Speaker 3: had Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who would soon become a
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Speaker 3: member of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, who
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Speaker 3: is becoming initiated into a certain cosmology, a very dark
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Speaker 3: worldview as he was gearing up to start creating the
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Speaker 3: the Sherlock Holmes stories.
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Speaker 1: In about a decade.
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Speaker 3: But he began writing a lot of occult fiction early
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Speaker 3: on at that time, 1877.
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Speaker 1: And you had some. You had Cleopatra's Needle, this.
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Speaker 3: Obelisk from Alexandria that was installed on the River Thames,
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Speaker 3: which is also known since the days of Londonium as
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Speaker 3: the River Isis because it.
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Speaker 1: Was the center of the Isis worship of the ancient world.
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Speaker 3: That and its sister city was Paris, which was known
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Speaker 3: as those from Isis, Para-Isis, which were basically Celtic Isis worshipers.
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Speaker 3: And Paris became the name by the 6th century. The
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Speaker 3: River Isis slowly had its name changed. I'm not too
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Speaker 3: sure exactly when, but even now, it has two names,
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Speaker 3: and people only know of it as Thames. And right
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Speaker 3: on the corner, on the banks, you had Cleopatra's Needle,
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Speaker 3: and a sister needle was crafted. And these were built
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Speaker 3: up around 1500 BC under the reign of Thutmose III.
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Speaker 3: And these parallel needles, one was installed in 1877 on
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Speaker 3: the River Thames, which has a story to the origin
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Speaker 3: story of the.
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Speaker 1: of the esoteric section of the Theosophists, which we talk.
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Speaker 3: About a little bit later, but also to Madame Blavatsky's
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Speaker 3: Isis Unveiled. That was the year 1877 that she drafted
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Speaker 3: her Isis Unveiled as the grand design for an age
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Speaker 3: of Aquarius, a new age of Lucifer, which was also
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Speaker 3: the name of Madame Blavatsky's, the founder of Theosophy, her
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Speaker 3: publishing magazine was known as Lucifer Gnosis as a new
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Speaker 3: way to usher in the age, the post age of Pisces,
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Speaker 3: the age of of what Crowley would call the Age
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Speaker 3: of Horus. It has different names, but it's all essentially
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Speaker 3: the same thing. Now, I said that there's two obelisks
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Speaker 3: that are identical. One was installed there in 1877. In 1877,
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Speaker 3: another one was installed in New York, in Central Park,
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Speaker 3: which you could still see them both today if you
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Speaker 3: go to Central Park. So you had this unveiling of
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Speaker 3: an age A lot of the sponsors of this were
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Speaker 3: tied directly to the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn
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Speaker 3: that would officially come alive in 1886. with the Isis-Urania Temple.
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Speaker 3: And they were all working with the esoteric section of Blavatsky.
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Speaker 3: So by that, what I mean is people know of
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Speaker 3: theosophy as sort of this, you know, light in life,
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Speaker 3: perennial philosophy movement. There's actually Blavatsky created an esoteric section.
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Speaker 3: So you have the public, the public stories for the uninitiated,
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Speaker 3: and then you have those carrying out the more secret doctrine,
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Speaker 3: as she called it herself, and that she would allude to,
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Speaker 3: but would never say aloud what it was, but only
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Speaker 3: those practicing it. You know, including people like Mabel Collins,
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Speaker 3: who is a woman who describes she was, sort of
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Speaker 3: Blavatsky's second in command, um, during, after she got kicked
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Speaker 3: out of India and, and reinstalled herself in London. And
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Speaker 3: Mabel Collins describes her initiation into, um, the secret doctrine
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Speaker 3: as having occurred right outside of, um, the river Thames,
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Speaker 3: right outside of the, um, her apartment was, was literally
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Speaker 3: a few seconds away from the, uh, The Cleopatra's Needle,
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Speaker 3: that obelisk that I mentioned. And she became a leading member.
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Speaker 3: Her works were... Well, she was the lead editor and
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Speaker 3: founder of the Lucifer magazine. And she comes into the
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Speaker 3: Jack the Ripper story quite a bit. So the thing
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Speaker 3: that I did at the end of this book, there's
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Speaker 3: about seven chapters where I go through why were... Not
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Speaker 3: just Arthur Conan Doyle. Why was he a member of
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Speaker 3: the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn? But why were
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Speaker 3: all of these occultists who had been excavating Solomon's Temple
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Speaker 3: from the 1860s and 1870s, people like Sir Charles Warren,
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Speaker 3: Robert Donston Stevenson, one of the Kia cultists of Europe,
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Speaker 3: and he was a disciple of Sir Edward Bulwer-Lytton, the
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Speaker 3: founder of the Rosicrucian Society of Anglia, which spawned the
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Speaker 3: Hermetic Order, basically, directly. It was created years earlier, but
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Speaker 3: Sir Edward Bulwer-Lytton, the close ally and even a mentor
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Speaker 3: in many ways of Eliphas Levy, who did transcendental magic.
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Speaker 3: These guys were on the ground, like I mentioned, Sir
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Speaker 3: Charles Warren was on the ground excavating Solomon's Temple under
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Speaker 3: the guidance of Prince Edward Albert, who would later become
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Speaker 3: King Edward VII, who orchestrated World War I. That same
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Speaker 3: King Edward Albert as a prince orchestrated was overseeing international Freemasonry.
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Speaker 3: He was on the ground in Palestine in 1862 with Warren,
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Speaker 3: trying to figure out where was the Templar headquarters, where
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Speaker 3: the Templars themselves before they were taken down And we're
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Speaker 3: still overseeing the Crusades. Where were they carrying out their ritual?
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Speaker 3: They were obsessed with the Ark of the Covenant.
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Speaker 1: They were obsessed with the Holy Grail.
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Speaker 3: They were especially obsessed with Solomon's Temple as being something
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Speaker 3: that needed to be rebuilt. And he writes about that
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Speaker 3: as a zone that Charles Warren professed he believed was
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Speaker 3: a center of global human sacrifice.
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Speaker 1: And I've got quotes from Charles Warren with that theory.
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Speaker 3: That that's where the human sack is under the Dome
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Speaker 3: of the Rock, which is very close to Solomon's Temple,
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Speaker 3: as it's presumed at least to have existed. The Dome
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Speaker 3: of the Rock, which is a Muslim holy site, is
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Speaker 3: also the location where the reputed rock that Abraham was
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Speaker 3: told to sacrifice his son is located. And, you know,
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Speaker 3: as the Bible story goes, the angel stopped him from
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Speaker 3: doing that. But in the mind of a lot of
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Speaker 3: these occultists, they believe that that actually is the most sacred,
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Speaker 3: beautiful thing that you need to have for any functional
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Speaker 3: global religion to occur.
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Speaker 1: So all of these guys were then brought in.
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Speaker 3: To London to oversee the Jack the Ripper murders, like
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Speaker 3: just at the very moment in 1886.
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Speaker 1: So the murders began to happen, I think it was.
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Speaker 3: September or August of 1888, and they ended around early
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Speaker 3: November 1888. During that time, that's exactly the small sliver
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Speaker 3: of time that Charles Warren was brought in to head
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Speaker 3: the Metropolitan Police of London. That's where Sir Robert Anderson,
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Speaker 3: one of his close friends and a leading figure within
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Speaker 3: the Plymouth Brethren, this this sect of Derbyists who were
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Speaker 3: obsessed with. They were basically the driving force of the
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Speaker 3: creation of Christian Zionism. This guy was a leading figure,
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Speaker 3: Sir Robert Anderson. He was also the head of the
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Speaker 3: Scotland Yard and worked directly under during the Ripper murders
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Speaker 3: with Charles Warren. And the women, this is the thing
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Speaker 3: that really caught my attention. I'm going to show a
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Speaker 3: quick image, and then I'm going to undo the screen share.
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Speaker 3: But I think it's worth just showing the anomaly that
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Speaker 3: was brought to my attention by an author whose name
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Speaker 3: I continuously forget, and I feel so bad that I
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Speaker 3: do this. This is not my discovery, but I did
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Speaker 3: corroborate this. And there was one particularly interesting scholar on
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Speaker 3: the Ripper murders who brought this geometry to my focus,
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Speaker 3: which is the location of the five.
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Speaker 1: principal bodies.
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Speaker 3: Of the women who were killed, these prostitutes from Whitechapel,
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Speaker 3: and whose bodies were positioned in a very non-chaotic, non-random way.
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Speaker 3: There was actually, based on the street configuration, there was
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Speaker 3: no other way to get this kind of geometry where
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Speaker 3: the distance from victim one to victim two was, as
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Speaker 3: the people who are maybe only listening and you don't
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Speaker 3: see the image here, this is known as the Vesica Pisces.
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Speaker 3: two circles that overlap with a common radius. But basically,
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Speaker 3: the distance between victim one to victim two was 930 yards.
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Speaker 3: From victim two to victim four was 930 yards. From
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Speaker 3: victim three to victim four is 950 yards. From victim
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Speaker 3: three to victim five was 950. And then the distance
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Speaker 3: from the center of the plan to site three was
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Speaker 3: 500 yards. And then we see it again, 500 yards
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Speaker 3: and then 500 yards from site three, four and five.
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Speaker 3: So what you have here is a non-random distribution of
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Speaker 3: bodies that themselves had a variety of, at least several
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Speaker 3: of them, had certain Masonic symbolism to how they were killed,
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Speaker 3: the direction of how their intestines were thrown over their shoulders.
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Speaker 3: I don't have to get into the details of this,
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Speaker 3: but the Vesca Pisces for occultists has deep significance, and
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Speaker 3: there's several elements to this. Like in Byzantine artwork, you'll
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Speaker 3: typically find imagery of the vesica signifying the age of Pisces,
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Speaker 3: because as you can see from overlapping these two circles,
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Speaker 3: you get kind of a fish symbol. And it was
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Speaker 3: incorporated into a lot of Byzantine early Christian iconography. It
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Speaker 3: also represents, though, it's often tied to Magdalene and in
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Speaker 3: Templar churches and other kind of occult symbols. gnostic uh
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Speaker 3: symbology uh the imagery typically conveys the image of the
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Speaker 3: sacred womb on the one hand the sacred because it
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Speaker 3: looks kind of like a vagina just to be straightforward
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Speaker 3: it also and that that's part of the idea of
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Speaker 3: the of the sacred divine womb the divine feminine um
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Speaker 3: but it's also.
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Speaker 2: She's also important in in um the catholic church Most certainly.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Speaker 3: And it's not like everybody who looks at this imagery
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Speaker 3: is thinking in an occult, dualistic way, but occultists definitely
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Speaker 3: do that. And this imagery finds itself in Hindu literature,
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Speaker 3: the Vesca Pisces. It's something which has been seen as
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Speaker 3: a divine feminine symbology for a long time. It also has,
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Speaker 3: in the Christian world, there's a an ambiguity between Mary
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Speaker 3: Magdalene and Mary the Virgin Mother. So Mary Magdalene, as
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Speaker 3: the story was concocted, and there's no evidence of this
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Speaker 3: in the Bible itself, but in, you know, I think
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Speaker 3: it was in like the 15th century. The story was
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Speaker 3: concocted and pushed that she was actually a prostitute. And
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Speaker 3: this had been something that had formerly been only spoken amongst,
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Speaker 3: you know, in the underworld, in the underground, that there
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Speaker 3: was speculation that she was the sacred wife, the sacred
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Speaker 3: prostitute of Jesus.
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Speaker 1: Um who you know as.
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Speaker 3: The gnostics presumed didn't actually die but rather lived out
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Speaker 3: his days in the south of france and had babies
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Speaker 3: that were protected by certain secret societies like the priory
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Speaker 3: of zion and so they take the the ambiguity of
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Speaker 3: of mary the whore and mary the the the the
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Speaker 3: mother as uh they play with that so like the
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Speaker 3: templars for example have their their um their uh their
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Speaker 3: particular saint is mary magdalene um And I mentioned, too,
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Speaker 3: that the Vesca Pisces also plays a role. There's one
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Speaker 3: of the obelisks brought in from Egypt that was installed
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Speaker 3: in Rome in St. Peter's Square. There's another one in Washington, D.C.,
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Speaker 3: the famous Washington Monument, with a Vesca Pisces directly surrounding that. Now,
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Speaker 3: why is that important, this co-imagery of the phallus and
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Speaker 3: the Vesica?
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Speaker 1: Because, again, it's this... Sexual visual. Yeah, exactly.
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Speaker 3: In the occult world... The sexual energy is extremely important.
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Speaker 3: The convergence of opposites as well. The the the the
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Speaker 3: male phallic potency imagery and the and the vesica womb
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Speaker 3: imagery is is super, super like potent concepts that are
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Speaker 3: played with a lot. It's like the the Yanni and
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Speaker 3: the England Linyam in in Indian mythology. the Indian world,
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Speaker 3: the creation of the, I mean, itself, it shouldn't be
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Speaker 3: seen as such a mystical thing. It's a very basic
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Speaker 3: bit of geometry for those who get too quickly enamored
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Speaker 3: by sacred geometry. I mean, honestly, this is something every
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Speaker 3: kid should learn about basic geometric constructions like the vesica,
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Speaker 3: the overlapping circles that are created with common radiuses being
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Speaker 3: shaped as we see there. The square root of two,
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Speaker 3: the square root of five both appear that are used
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Speaker 3: also within Masonic imagery. You have the square root of
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Speaker 3: three as well by the connection of the two vertices
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Speaker 3: that connect. So you have the square root of two,
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Speaker 3: square root of five, square root of three. The golden
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Speaker 3: section is thus created by cutting in the square root
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Speaker 3: of five minus one or plus one. You get the
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Speaker 3: golden section ratio. So these are like the foundation for beauty,
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Speaker 3: for the construction of, I mean, great painters, great architects
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Speaker 3: were utilizing these basic elementary facts. But what the empire
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Speaker 3: does or what the oligarchs do is they want to
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Speaker 3: co-opt and mystify and then infuse meaning into these types
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Speaker 3: of things, creating, as you see there is on the right,
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Speaker 3: is an image based on the designs of a Masonic
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Speaker 3: scholar of what they presume Solomon's temple to be organized around.
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Speaker 3: Masonic scholars seem to have a consensus based on their
21:16
Speaker 3: writings that Solomon's temple itself was constructed around the Vesca Pisces.
21:23
Speaker 3: Just to make it visceral, too, these are some of
21:25
Speaker 3: the figures that I mentioned. Blavatsky, Annie Besant, who replaced Blavatsky.
21:30
Speaker 3: Mabel Collins on the bottom left, who was supposed to
21:32
Speaker 3: replace Blavatsky, but ended up doing something different with her life.
21:36
Speaker 3: And this is their magazine, Lucifer Magazine, implying Venus basically
21:42
Speaker 3: is the morning star.
21:44
Speaker 1: It's the star you see in the morning, the planet
21:45
Speaker 1: you see in the morning.
21:49
Speaker 3: And also at night, right? So the idea of the
21:51
Speaker 3: morning and the night star, the day and the night,
21:53
Speaker 3: the good and the evil. They like playing with these
21:55
Speaker 3: opposites and fusing them together as part of ritual. On
21:59
Speaker 3: the bottom right is another woman named Victoria Kremers. Both
22:05
Speaker 3: Kremers and Collins ended up working for many years after
22:08
Speaker 3: leaving Blavatsky with Aleister Crowley. as his personal secretaries in
22:13
Speaker 3: two orders that he founded, the Argentum Astrum and the
22:17
Speaker 3: Magica Mysticum, the OTO British Lodge. So she was one
22:22
Speaker 3: of the lieutenants of the Argentum Astrum. That's Victoria Kremers.
22:27
Speaker 3: And this is the obelisk that I mentioned just outside
22:30
Speaker 3: of Mabel Collins' house that I did a little video of,
22:34
Speaker 3: which has a parallel obelisk in Central Park featured there.
22:39
Speaker 1: Can you have it full screen? Yeah, of course.
22:42
Speaker 3: So this is the this is the the Thames version
22:47
Speaker 3: with Mabel Collins apartment in the background. That's the 1877
22:51
Speaker 3: installation in Central Park, New York, of the sister obelisk.
22:57
Speaker 1: Again, both of them unveiling the.
22:58
Speaker 3: Age of Aquarius, the age of Isis, the age of
23:02
Speaker 3: the divine, the sexualized energy that would be harnessed for
23:05
Speaker 3: the new the new culture that would be more erotic
23:10
Speaker 3: in its organization than rational, as it was in the
23:13
Speaker 3: former obsolete age of Jesus and Socrates of the age
23:16
Speaker 3: of Pisces.
23:16
Speaker 2: Right.
23:19
Speaker 3: And I mentioned here the Dome of the Rock is
23:21
Speaker 3: one thing that, you know, both the Templars made this
23:26
Speaker 3: their headquarters when they went in and established the Kingdom
23:29
Speaker 3: of Jerusalem with other crusaders. And underneath it, you have
23:32
Speaker 3: two caves underneath the main rock. The second cave is
23:36
Speaker 3: you have to be highly vetted to be permitted into
23:38
Speaker 3: both of those caves. The second one, very few eyes,
23:41
Speaker 3: human eyes have seen Charles Warren, who was excavating this.
23:44
Speaker 3: This is one of Charles Warren's maps of the crypts.
23:48
Speaker 3: underneath Solomon's temple. This is what Warren said he believes,
23:53
Speaker 3: because you see that there are these shafts outside of
23:56
Speaker 3: Cave 2 through.
23:57
Speaker 1: The adjacent soil. These are massive shafts.
24:00
Speaker 3: The size of a human being being able to walk
24:02
Speaker 3: upright through these shafts, that's how big they are. And
24:05
Speaker 3: he speculated that a shaft down to the water of
24:08
Speaker 3: the virgin's fount through considerable light on the object of
24:11
Speaker 3: the rock cut canals about jerusalem as proving then as
24:15
Speaker 3: had been conjectured by some to have been for conducting
24:17
Speaker 3: away the refuse and blood from the temple so he
24:21
Speaker 3: believed that the that the actual temple itself and these
24:26
Speaker 3: canals were designed to infuse the blood of sacrifices into
24:31
Speaker 3: the adjacent land, creating sort of the imagery of a
24:35
Speaker 3: blood and soil cult masquerading as a nation. Because he
24:38
Speaker 3: was also very much obsessed with convincing the international diaspora
24:44
Speaker 3: of Jews that their identity should be of the soil.
24:48
Speaker 3: So a lot of the same Kabbalists, these are all
24:49
Speaker 3: Kabbalists as well, who work within the Tree of Life
24:54
Speaker 3: that people might know of, which has as its analog
24:56
Speaker 3: the Tree of Death, where you have the 10 Sephirot
25:00
Speaker 3: of life that has a necessary mirror image of the
25:03
Speaker 3: Tree of Death. That also involves the Vescapices constructions, the
25:08
Speaker 3: overlapping circles. And they were very much convinced that we
25:12
Speaker 3: need to bring about some form of a manifestation of
25:15
Speaker 3: the age or the descriptions of the horror show in
25:18
Speaker 3: the Book of Revelation.
25:20
Speaker 1: So that's for them. And that would have been Jack
25:22
Speaker 1: the Ripper.
25:24
Speaker 3: Jack the Ripper, there was, so within the character, the
25:27
Speaker 3: cast of characters I bring, because it wouldn't have been
25:29
Speaker 3: one single Jack the Ripper, but there would have been.
25:31
Speaker 2: Hang on. So let's just quickly settle this. Oren Kosminski, nonsense.
25:40
Speaker 1: That's nonsense. Yeah, that was actually first cooked up by
25:43
Speaker 1: Robert Dawson Stevenson. Sorry, sorry.
25:45
Speaker 3: No, by Robert Anderson. Sir Robert Anderson from the Darby's
25:49
Speaker 3: Exclusive Brethren cult.
25:51
Speaker 2: And also the Duke of Clarence. Also nonsense.
25:55
Speaker 1: Yeah, there was an element of royal Masonic conspiracy. That
26:00
Speaker 1: is true.
26:01
Speaker 3: But what's been popularized in books and in the Johnny
26:04
Speaker 3: Depp movie, that is a deflection from reality.
26:08
Speaker 1: So one of the things.
26:10
Speaker 3: that has been promoted is the notion that there was
26:15
Speaker 3: a secret marriage that Prince Edward Albert, the Prince of Wales,
26:21
Speaker 3: had fallen in love with a prostitute and had a
26:23
Speaker 3: secret marriage. And that the witnesses of that marriage ceremony,
26:27
Speaker 3: basically the other four of the five prostitutes, had to
26:30
Speaker 3: be eliminated by a Masonic conspiracy to preserve the honor
26:34
Speaker 3: of the title of, I guess, the.
26:38
Speaker 1: Could have been Gothgut, that would have been their name
26:40
Speaker 1: back then.
26:43
Speaker 3: That's a garbage story, and I prove that in one
26:46
Speaker 3: of my chapters here. I do think that that prince
26:48
Speaker 3: who died a very early death and was a bit
26:50
Speaker 3: of a slob idiot, I think he was possibly ritualistically...
26:55
Speaker 3: himself sacrificed through poisoning, but he was gay.
27:00
Speaker 1: He was prolifically gay.
27:01
Speaker 3: I don't want to, I don't laugh, but I'm just
27:04
Speaker 3: saying like the idea that this guy would fall in
27:06
Speaker 3: love with a London slum prostitute who had been a
27:10
Speaker 3: veteran of the game for a long time is more
27:12
Speaker 3: than unlikely.
27:13
Speaker 1: And on the fact that he was prolifically gay.
27:15
Speaker 3: He was, um, He would he would there were these
27:19
Speaker 3: gay brothels that he would he would visit. There was
27:23
Speaker 3: a big cover up of some of his activities in
27:25
Speaker 3: one of these things. And he also had a lover,
27:29
Speaker 3: a guy who was a Cambridge apostle. I'm trying to
27:31
Speaker 3: pull it up right now to see if I can
27:32
Speaker 3: remember his name. Kenneth something or other.
27:36
Speaker 1: There it is.
27:37
Speaker 3: So I have a chapter here on the royal blood
27:39
Speaker 3: sacrifice of Prince Albert Victor and why and why the
27:42
Speaker 3: oligarchy hates the Jews.
27:44
Speaker 1: But James Kenneth Stephen. That's his. that's his tutor and lover,
27:50
Speaker 1: died two weeks after Edward Albert.
27:52
Speaker 2: Wait, wait, show me that picture again.
27:54
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's a Cambridge poet. Yeah, check that hairstyle. He's
27:58
Speaker 1: definitely gay. Totally, yeah. Yeah, he's a dandy. He's a dandy.
28:05
Speaker 1: But he, you know how he died, right? So two
28:07
Speaker 1: weeks after King.
28:10
Speaker 3: Prince Edward Albert, who is the oldest son of Edward VII,
28:17
Speaker 3: who would have been king, the way that he dies...
28:20
Speaker 3: So right after he dies, within two weeks, this guy,
28:24
Speaker 3: Kenneth Stephen, basically starves himself to death because.
28:29
Speaker 1: He refuses to eat food.
28:30
Speaker 3: He's so convinced that people are trying to poison him
28:32
Speaker 3: that he starves himself to death.
28:36
Speaker 1: But the.
28:38
Speaker 3: There are several places in the Old Testament where kings
28:46
Speaker 3: who worship pagan gods have to kill their own offspring
28:51
Speaker 3: in order to have favor in battle. It's something that
28:54
Speaker 3: we've also seen in Greek mythologies too, you know, the
28:58
Speaker 3: Odysseus– or not Odysseus– One of the lead characters, I'm
29:02
Speaker 3: just blanking on the name, all of a sudden has
29:03
Speaker 3: to kill his daughter according to Poseidon's wishes in order
29:06
Speaker 3: to have favorable, you know, wins on the sea on
29:09
Speaker 3: the way to Troy. But the killing of children also
29:13
Speaker 3: takes place within the Old Testament quite a bit. Hey, Brian. Hey.
29:17
Speaker 3: Abraham is one, yeah. And there's cases where it was
29:21
Speaker 3: actually carried out. And I don't have my notes, so
29:23
Speaker 3: I'm forgetting some of the names of the personalities. There's
29:26
Speaker 3: also a big emphasis on different Old Testament prophets trying
29:30
Speaker 3: to stop the worship of Moloch, which is all over.
29:34
Speaker 1: It's in Kings 2. It's in Chronicles. It's all over.
29:37
Speaker 1: The Old Testament is prophets.
29:40
Speaker 3: Fighting to stop ritual killing of children, especially to Balan
29:46
Speaker 3: and Moloch.
29:47
Speaker 1: It's everywhere.
29:48
Speaker 3: It's almost like when you look for it, you see it.
29:50
Speaker 3: There's like 30 moments. So there's a big battle over,
29:54
Speaker 3: you know, what would be the way we organize society
29:56
Speaker 3: and what would be considered normal and sacred. And with
29:59
Speaker 3: the profane and sacred continuous continuously be united in common
30:03
Speaker 3: actions as a cultist demand that death, that murder and
30:07
Speaker 3: sex be united. Right. That that that creation, which is
30:10
Speaker 3: of a baby and death. be something which give us
30:13
Speaker 3: favor over demons and gods and everything else. And these
30:15
Speaker 3: guys believe in a story of Solomon, which is not
30:18
Speaker 3: the common story of the Bible either. They believe in
30:19
Speaker 3: the story of the Testament of Solomon, a grimoire that
30:23
Speaker 3: was it seems manufactured in the 11th century during the
30:25
Speaker 3: Crusades that they try to say is so ancient, but
30:28
Speaker 3: it's really not. And it tells the story of Solomon
30:31
Speaker 3: being given a sigil ring by Archangel Michael, which gave
30:35
Speaker 3: him command and power over the hordes of Beelzebub, which
30:39
Speaker 3: these demons serving him then built his temple and demanded also, again,
30:45
Speaker 3: human sacrifice. So they love this sort of thing a lot. Now,
30:49
Speaker 3: in the case of Jack the Ripper, I think that
30:50
Speaker 3: when you look at the writings of... So the key
30:54
Speaker 3: figures that played a leading role would have been Charles Warren,
30:58
Speaker 3: It would have been Robert Dawson Stevenson. It would have
31:01
Speaker 3: been Dawson Stevenson was Charles Warren's friend and a high
31:04
Speaker 3: level occultist who was publishing in the Palmolive Gazette.
31:08
Speaker 1: He was the guy who was installed.
31:09
Speaker 3: He put himself into the Whitechapel Hospital, giving him full
31:14
Speaker 3: access to leave the hospital anytime he wanted. And it
31:17
Speaker 3: was positioned where he was just minutes away from each
31:20
Speaker 3: one of the murders. It was it was not too
31:22
Speaker 3: difficult for him to And he he brought himself to
31:25
Speaker 3: that hospital like two weeks before the murders began and
31:28
Speaker 3: left one week afterwards.
31:29
Speaker 1: Charles Warren also.
31:32
Speaker 3: Left his his position like a week after the last
31:35
Speaker 3: Ripper murder had happened.
31:37
Speaker 1: So it's like the job had been done at that point.
31:41
Speaker 3: Mabel. So Mabel Collins, who I already showed a picture of, who,
31:44
Speaker 3: you know, had a ritual experience near the obelisk. She
31:48
Speaker 3: and Victoria Kremers. They end up setting up business within
31:54
Speaker 3: months after the Ripper murders are done and Donston Stevenson
31:57
Speaker 3: is now, you know, doing his own thing. They end
32:01
Speaker 3: up creating a business called Pompadour Cosmetics in a house
32:06
Speaker 3: on Baker Street, which is located just two blocks, not
32:09
Speaker 3: even two, two buildings away from the fictitious building that
32:13
Speaker 3: Sherlock Holmes was working out of in Conan Doyle's fictional works.
32:20
Speaker 3: that Conan Doyle created in 1887, one year before.
32:23
Speaker 1: The Ripper murders.
32:24
Speaker 3: So one building down from that fictional building is the
32:28
Speaker 3: location of the pompadour cosmetics that was set up by
32:31
Speaker 3: these two members of Blavatsky's esoteric section and Robert Donston Stevenson.
32:37
Speaker 3: And both of them had written accounts of their belief
32:41
Speaker 3: that Donston Stevenson was the was Jack the Ripper. which
32:46
Speaker 3: I believe that he really was or played a key
32:47
Speaker 3: role coordinating it.
32:49
Speaker 1: Yeah, but hang on. Yeah.
32:50
Speaker 2: Sorry, I'm jumping in. I hope you don't mind. I
32:52
Speaker 2: don't want to disrupt your flow. I mean, there's a
32:56
Speaker 2: lot going on here. So that's what I'm saying. I
32:58
Speaker 2: hope you don't mind. No, no, it's fine. It's important
33:02
Speaker 2: to understand that what you're arguing is that Jack the Ripper,
33:07
Speaker 2: you talk about the actors involved or the players involved.
33:10
Speaker 2: It wasn't one person. It was a coordinated team. It
33:14
Speaker 2: was a team.
33:15
Speaker 3: Yeah. It was a coordinated team and it required somebody
33:20
Speaker 3: in positions of influence like Warren was in order to
33:23
Speaker 3: ensure that police officers would not be present at certain sites.
33:27
Speaker 3: It required that bodies be located or that women be
33:31
Speaker 3: brought to certain locations at certain moments that would be
33:35
Speaker 3: expedient for the kill to happen and for their body
33:37
Speaker 3: to then be moved even a few feet to those
33:40
Speaker 3: very positions that I showed on that map.
33:43
Speaker 2: Sorry, let me jump in again just to make sure
33:45
Speaker 2: at this point I'm following. It wasn't random. This was
33:49
Speaker 2: an occultic plan. Yeah.
33:53
Speaker 1: As most all serial killers throughout the ages. Black magic.
33:59
Speaker 3: Yeah, black magic. And there's certain beliefs that before you
34:05
Speaker 3: undertake a great sacred working that you need to By working,
34:10
Speaker 3: it's a term for magic, you know, but before you're
34:14
Speaker 3: going to undertake a big project that's going to have
34:17
Speaker 3: meaning and be defended, be protected and have favor of
34:20
Speaker 3: the gods, the demons, whatever, sacrifice must happen. And in
34:24
Speaker 3: this case, there is certain ritual that Crowley writes about
34:29
Speaker 3: that Dawson Stevenson even wrote about that.
34:33
Speaker 1: The killing of a sacred prostitute.
34:35
Speaker 3: Is exceptionally important, and the positioning of their bodies is
34:39
Speaker 3: exceptionally important for invoking the protection and favor of dark forces.
34:46
Speaker 3: And Dawson Stevenson was actually writing about some of this
34:48
Speaker 3: stuff during the Jack the Ripper murders in William T.
34:52
Speaker 3: Steed's Pall Mall Gazette, which was publishing a lot of
34:56
Speaker 3: both misinformation and partial truths during the actual occurrence of themselves.
35:00
Speaker 1: And there was, I think, a double effect which was that.
35:06
Speaker 3: It's difficult to underestimate the value on the collective dream
35:13
Speaker 3: of people who were obsessing on these active murders going
35:16
Speaker 3: on that were being really described in visceral detail in
35:20
Speaker 3: your newspapers. Everyone was abuzz talking about it, not just
35:24
Speaker 3: in England, but all across Europe and the United States.
35:26
Speaker 3: So it was a phenomenon that both painted an image
35:29
Speaker 3: of humanity as a very dark thing where serial killers
35:32
Speaker 3: just naturally emerge. Everybody began to be afraid of looking
35:36
Speaker 3: over their shoulder, walking down the streets. And it did,
35:38
Speaker 3: I think, have this hypnotic, this mass hypnosis effect that
35:43
Speaker 3: was desirable to an oligarchy, which wants a people who
35:47
Speaker 3: are not optimistic or cynical or afraid.
35:50
Speaker 1: They're better.
35:51
Speaker 3: They're you're more they're more malleable. And there was almost
35:55
Speaker 3: immediately after this was done, another even more gruesome set
35:59
Speaker 3: of highly publicized serial serial murders in the United States
36:03
Speaker 3: that by a guy named H.H.H. Holmes, who also comes
36:06
Speaker 3: into this story a little bit, as the guy who
36:12
Speaker 3: built what's called the Murder Castle in Chicago in the
36:17
Speaker 3: World's Fair in 1893. And that was another extremely that
36:21
Speaker 3: I read about that extensively in this book is not
36:24
Speaker 3: just his murder castle, but the fact that his great, great, great,
36:27
Speaker 3: great grandson today, who's a researcher, speculates that his grandfather
36:30
Speaker 3: who disappeared during six months during the Jack the Ripper murders,
36:34
Speaker 3: he'd already been killing people a few years before the
36:37
Speaker 3: Ripper murders began in America. But then he disappears and
36:41
Speaker 3: he speculates that he he's either the Jack the Ripper
36:43
Speaker 3: or participated in the Jack the Ripper murders in England.
36:46
Speaker 3: which I think carries some weight. But once he got back,
36:48
Speaker 3: he built up his murder castle and played a big
36:50
Speaker 3: role in the World Parliament of Religions, which was part
36:54
Speaker 3: of the Chicago World's Fair in 1893. And the World
36:57
Speaker 3: Parliament of Religions was also a big aspect of this
37:02
Speaker 3: war on Christianity, the war on old conventional religions, and
37:05
Speaker 3: the invocation of a new age of synthetic, you know,
37:11
Speaker 3: mystery religions that would replace the obsolete order. And so
37:14
Speaker 3: they brought in Theosophists. The Theosophists played a big role
37:18
Speaker 3: coordinating things. You had the Swedenborgians. You had the Mormons,
37:22
Speaker 3: who believe that's a weird UFO cult right there, who
37:25
Speaker 3: were all playing a big role coordinating this thing.
37:27
Speaker 1: You had different members of Zoroastrianism, Jaynesianism.
37:32
Speaker 3: The esoteric section of Buddhism under Henry Steele Alcott, who
37:35
Speaker 3: were being brought in to represent what Buddhism was supposed
37:37
Speaker 3: to be.
37:38
Speaker 1: And all of these things were all set up in Chicago.
37:41
Speaker 3: Which I think is part of this broader ritual, since
37:46
Speaker 3: Chicago was also lit on fire, just like the city
37:48
Speaker 3: of London had been in 1871 or 72, was when
37:51
Speaker 3: Chicago was completely razed to the ground which was the home,
37:54
Speaker 3: the hub of many of the Republican moral fighters like
37:57
Speaker 3: Abraham Lincoln.
37:59
Speaker 1: His offices were completely destroyed. His archives were destroyed.
38:03
Speaker 3: And there was a purging of the of the Republican
38:06
Speaker 3: fighters as it was rebuilt completely from ashes, turned into
38:11
Speaker 3: sort of the world's first modern, you know, with modern
38:15
Speaker 3: skyscrapers and other other things that became a ritual hub.
38:18
Speaker 3: And the same thing had happened to England in the
38:19
Speaker 3: city in 1666. couple of centuries earlier, but still meaningful,
38:25
Speaker 3: is it was raised to the ground right after the
38:28
Speaker 3: English Civil War and rebuilt under a phoenixing ritual out
38:31
Speaker 3: of the ashes of the fires, came a new type
38:33
Speaker 3: of organization around the Rosicrucians, the Invisible College that rebuilt
38:39
Speaker 3: and reconstructed a new.
38:41
Speaker 1: London, a new city.
38:42
Speaker 3: And many of these agencies were directly active overseeing the
38:46
Speaker 3: Ripper murders two centuries later. So I think there's a
38:48
Speaker 3: direct continuity of policy.
38:51
Speaker 2: Do you think Robert Stevenson was one of the members?
38:56
Speaker 2: I mean, he apparently converted from Satanism to Christianity.
39:02
Speaker 1: No, it's a fake.
39:03
Speaker 3: So Robert Donaldson Stevenson was, um, He, in 1893, the
39:08
Speaker 3: same year that the murder castle is killing its people
39:12
Speaker 3: is the year that he so-called converted to Christianity.
39:15
Speaker 1: Now, here's the thing.
39:16
Speaker 3: The woman who converted him to Christianity, because then he
39:19
Speaker 3: goes and he authors the patristic gospels or he translates
39:22
Speaker 3: the patristic gospels.
39:23
Speaker 1: And he kind of disappears. He goes a little bit.
39:25
Speaker 3: Nobody knows exactly what happened to him the next 25
39:27
Speaker 3: years until he dies.
39:28
Speaker 2: Didn't he check in? He checked into like. a mental
39:30
Speaker 2: asylum or something?
39:32
Speaker 3: That was, that was during, oh yeah, at some point
39:33
Speaker 3: later on, yeah. However, the woman who converted him and
39:38
Speaker 3: he wrote very weird, weird homages to this woman who
39:42
Speaker 3: converted him to Christianity was Victoria Woodhull. Now, Victoria Woodhull was,
39:48
Speaker 3: right is um yes uh a spiritualist the channeler and
39:53
Speaker 3: necromancer a woman who with her sister were touring the
39:55
Speaker 3: united states like the fox sisters were doing magic tricks
39:58
Speaker 3: for money and developing a reputation also as a as
40:02
Speaker 3: a as a prophetess a modern prophetess who began to
40:05
Speaker 3: work for the blue blood elites like cornelius vanderbilt who
40:09
Speaker 3: adored her and her sister um and bankrolled their their
40:14
Speaker 3: stock brokerage company she was the first female stockbroker and
40:17
Speaker 3: um And the thing about she also ran for the
40:21
Speaker 3: presidency against, I think, Grant. And she she was an
40:25
Speaker 3: enemy of it's kind of funny because she's she played
40:29
Speaker 3: it really dirty. She was like the president of the
40:31
Speaker 3: American Spiritualist Society while she ran. She announced that she
40:34
Speaker 3: was going to run for president. And she said, and
40:35
Speaker 3: Frederick Douglass is my running mate. Now, Frederick Douglass is like,
40:39
Speaker 3: what the hell are you talking about? Nobody even asked him.
40:42
Speaker 3: She just put his name on there because it was
40:43
Speaker 3: like branding. And he denounced her saying that, no, this
40:48
Speaker 3: is this. I have nothing to do with this freak.
40:50
Speaker 3: But but that's today why her fans, because she's a
40:52
Speaker 3: great hero in the feminist movement. They think of her
40:54
Speaker 3: as like the first woman who almost became president working
40:57
Speaker 3: with the free black man. You know, Frederick Douglass was
41:01
Speaker 3: what a what a courageous woman. It's like, no, she
41:02
Speaker 3: was she was really dirty into dark magic. And and
41:07
Speaker 3: Cornelius Vanderbilt, when he died, his son did two things.
41:12
Speaker 1: So he died in 1877.
41:13
Speaker 3: His son died. ends up paying for her new voyage
41:17
Speaker 3: to go and live the rest of her days with
41:19
Speaker 3: her sister in London, where she immediately is married into
41:22
Speaker 3: the high baronial families of very high blue blood establishment
41:26
Speaker 3: families in London. But that same year that he does that,
41:30
Speaker 3: he also funds the installation of a certain obelisk in
41:34
Speaker 3: Central Park, New York. And that's the same Cornelius Vanderbilt's son,
41:38
Speaker 3: whose name I'm forgetting, who's doing those two things. He's
41:42
Speaker 3: friends with and a sponsor of of, you know, I'm
41:50
Speaker 3: blurring my names, of that necromancing woman who becomes somehow
41:55
Speaker 3: a Christian and converts Jack the Ripper to Christianity, I
41:58
Speaker 3: don't believe it. I think if anything, there's probably certain
42:01
Speaker 3: codes that he put into the patristic gospels that I've
42:05
Speaker 3: seen evidence of. I haven't been able to prove it
42:06
Speaker 3: yet because I'm not a code breaker. But I think
42:09
Speaker 3: that he, and he did an homage in 1893 to
42:12
Speaker 3: to Victoria Woodhull as being the prophetess of the new
42:16
Speaker 3: age of ISIS. So he actually openly is extolling the
42:22
Speaker 3: virtue of this woman who's like a goddess in her mind,
42:26
Speaker 3: in his mind.
42:27
Speaker 1: So it seems shady. I don't think he's really, he
42:29
Speaker 1: ever became a Christian.
42:31
Speaker 2: Hold on, Matt.
42:31
Speaker 3: So.
42:33
Speaker 2: You're ultimately arguing here that there was this massive sort
42:37
Speaker 2: of network of occultic behavior going on, and this was
42:42
Speaker 2: all intricately linked. Let me ask you a very basic question.
42:51
Speaker 1: Why?
42:52
Speaker 2: Who benefited?
42:53
Speaker 3: Well, I think those who wanted to transmute things Christianity
43:01
Speaker 3: into something that would be founded upon a new idea
43:05
Speaker 3: of focusing on eschatology and manifesting whether people wanted it
43:11
Speaker 3: or not. The activation of the imagery, the allegorical imagery
43:16
Speaker 3: of the book of Revelation, because there is a certain
43:19
Speaker 3: millennial reset notion that every thousand years the world must
43:22
Speaker 3: be sort of lit on fire, reset under new standards
43:26
Speaker 3: in order to keep things rejuvenated.
43:28
Speaker 1: It's kind of a longer arc phoenixing cycle.
43:31
Speaker 3: And we saw that with the Crusades just a little
43:35
Speaker 3: bit after the thousand year anniversary of the death of Jesus,
43:39
Speaker 3: which was a completely devastating overhaul.
43:41
Speaker 1: It's hard to underestimate the.
43:43
Speaker 3: Level of phoenixing of the world that took place from
43:48
Speaker 3: the The Norman, you know, Northman Viking introduction of feudalism
43:54
Speaker 3: into England, into France, into Italy, and the creation out
43:59
Speaker 3: of that mixture of this occult, you know, this occult
44:04
Speaker 3: underworld masquerading as Christianity, how these new orders would then
44:08
Speaker 3: be set into motion that would oversee this ritual bloodbath
44:11
Speaker 3: that went on for centuries of murder.
44:15
Speaker 1: Of the Crusades, the sacred killing.
44:17
Speaker 3: And every thousand years, they're very obsessed with that. So
44:19
Speaker 3: part of that ritual, I think in today's age, requires
44:24
Speaker 3: the mass sacrifice of.
44:29
Speaker 1: Basically all of the Jews that have to be.
44:32
Speaker 2: Yeah, so where are we in terms of that next
44:36
Speaker 2: thousand years?
44:37
Speaker 1: I don't think we're... If.
44:40
Speaker 3: I don't think that they get what they want necessarily,
44:42
Speaker 3: but I don't think we're also– we played into their
44:45
Speaker 3: ritual quite a bit.
44:46
Speaker 1: The creation of the State of.
44:47
Speaker 3: Israel, the conviction or the convincing of many of the
44:51
Speaker 3: Jews of the diaspora of Russia and of Europe that
44:54
Speaker 3: it's not safe– that you're hated and not welcome. You know,
44:58
Speaker 3: that's part of why Robert Anderson, Sir Robert Anderson from
45:02
Speaker 3: the Plymouth Brethren was promoting the idea that the Jews
45:04
Speaker 3: were the killers, was Jack the Ripper, was a Jewish
45:07
Speaker 3: butcher or whatever, Jewish. That's what he was promoting in
45:10
Speaker 3: the press because he was part of the whole, you know,
45:14
Speaker 3: Movement at that time that was trying to make life
45:18
Speaker 3: as uncomfortable as as possible for Jews of the diaspora
45:22
Speaker 3: so that they would want to accept a new identity
45:25
Speaker 3: of blood and soil, basically going to live in the
45:27
Speaker 3: desert and making a new synthetic nation out of that
45:32
Speaker 3: new identity. That's part of why the Protocols of Zion
45:36
Speaker 3: were manufactured by leading theosophists inside of Russia, was part
45:41
Speaker 3: of this idea of restoring, freaking out the nobility of
45:45
Speaker 3: Russia sufficiently, especially the Tsar, so that he would bring
45:48
Speaker 3: back the pogroms and crack back down on the Jews,
45:50
Speaker 3: and again, make the pressure cooker so much that some
45:53
Speaker 3: of the Jews could then be recruited for anarchistic operations,
45:56
Speaker 3: for destabilization operations inside of Russia. Other ones would then
46:01
Speaker 3: be convinced that they just should get that they're not
46:03
Speaker 3: welcome and should just go and live in the desert.
46:05
Speaker 3: And people like Lord Balfour, who's a member of this weird,
46:09
Speaker 3: you know, spiritualist network speaking of demons and, you know,
46:15
Speaker 3: beings from the beyond. He's part of that whole thing,
46:18
Speaker 3: working with Edward VII in overseeing the creation of the
46:22
Speaker 3: state of Israel.
46:23
Speaker 1: So is Lord Milner. So are many of these guys.
46:25
Speaker 2: But The official Jack the Ripper, Oren Kosminski, sounds Jewish.
46:33
Speaker 1: Yeah, but.
46:34
Speaker 2: I mean, is he Jewish in the narrative?
46:38
Speaker 3: Yeah.
46:39
Speaker 1: In the narrative, it's... Well, there's a.
46:41
Speaker 3: So.
46:44
Speaker 3: Robert Anderson was promoting there is one piece of graffiti
46:48
Speaker 3: on the Jews or the people, the ones who will
46:50
Speaker 3: be blamed for nothing or something that was that was
46:53
Speaker 3: painted on the walls next to one of the murder victims,
46:57
Speaker 3: which Robert Anderson really began to promote as evidence that
47:00
Speaker 3: it was a Jewish conspiracy to kill these women. But again,
47:04
Speaker 3: if you look at it like he's part of the
47:05
Speaker 3: same sect that Aleister Crowley is also a member of
47:08
Speaker 3: the Plymouth Brethren. Actually, Aleister Crowley, who is a member
47:11
Speaker 3: of the same network of the Hermetic Order, the Golden Dawn,
47:13
Speaker 3: that's all over this story.
47:15
Speaker 1: He's also. He's also writing that. Sorry, that that the.
47:25
Speaker 3: The premillennial dispensationalism of John Nelson Darby, the founder of
47:30
Speaker 3: the Plymouth Brethren, or at least the exclusive sect of
47:33
Speaker 3: the Plymouth Brethren, is something he continued to believe till
47:36
Speaker 3: the very last years of his life. He always believed it.
47:38
Speaker 3: He just was like, I just took the devil's path.
47:40
Speaker 3: But I believe that Darby's cosmology and everything is the
47:43
Speaker 3: only way to be a Christian. Which is, again, very
47:49
Speaker 3: much based on this idea that there will be a
47:50
Speaker 3: secret rapture that Darby popularized.
47:52
Speaker 1: The idea that there would be a.
47:57
Speaker 3: Dispensation right before the millennium. That there would be this
48:01
Speaker 3: apocalyptic period of tribulation right before the millennium. And after
48:05
Speaker 3: the millennium, after this age of momentary abundance would reign,
48:12
Speaker 3: all of a sudden then the end times would finally happen.
48:15
Speaker 3: And it was just a very discombobulated, over-detailed rendition of the, again,
48:21
Speaker 3: very vague imagery inside of the book of Revelation.
48:23
Speaker 1: And they take that stuff seriously, though. They really do.
48:26
Speaker 3: And so part of why they created the state of
48:29
Speaker 3: Israel is to create something that would then express a
48:33
Speaker 3: certain tone, a certain, I think that they, you know,
48:36
Speaker 3: if you look at the amount of Satanists behind the
48:38
Speaker 3: creation of the state of Israel, it's quite wild, including
48:41
Speaker 3: Jack Parsons. who had a direct role early on in
48:45
Speaker 3: weaponizing the state of Israel and bringing transferring weapons from
48:48
Speaker 3: Caltech and the Manhattan Project into Israel before he faked
48:51
Speaker 3: his own death and I believe did live out his
48:52
Speaker 3: days in Israel in the 1950s. That same guy who
48:57
Speaker 3: was doing Babylon working rituals with L. Ron Hubbard in
49:01
Speaker 3: the desert near Devil's Gate in California. These guys were
49:05
Speaker 3: all obsessed with invoking the Antichrist. And I think that
49:10
Speaker 3: on a certain level, they see the creation of Israel
49:14
Speaker 3: as something that needed to be fulfilled for the temple
49:17
Speaker 3: to be rebuilt as part of the the steps for
49:21
Speaker 3: the big working. And ultimately, I do think that they
49:24
Speaker 3: kind of are setting up Israel to be a sacrifice.
49:28
Speaker 2: I mean, sure. I mean, do you think Israel will
49:32
Speaker 2: last to 100?
49:34
Speaker 1: No, no, no.
49:35
Speaker 3: I think it's being set up to blow up, to
49:37
Speaker 3: be a murder-suicide victim. So it's got a Samson doctrine.
49:41
Speaker 3: It's got nuclear warheads out of the wazoo. It's got
49:45
Speaker 3: a Samson doctrine that's devoted to doing what Samson did
49:47
Speaker 3: in the Old Testament, which is if they feel threatened,
49:50
Speaker 3: use your nuclear warheads on everybody, allies and enemies alike,
49:53
Speaker 3: including yourselves.
49:56
Speaker 1: So I think it's been created with a design to manifest.
50:01
Speaker 3: um, something that would ultimately denial everybody living there. All
50:04
Speaker 3: of the Arabs living there, all of the Christians living
50:07
Speaker 3: there and themselves in order to create a massive amount
50:10
Speaker 3: of chaos and destruction in order for some form of reconstruction,
50:15
Speaker 3: some new Phoenix thing, um, thing to, to replace the
50:19
Speaker 3: old order. And I think that that thing that's going
50:21
Speaker 3: to replace it, what I'm seeing set up as part
50:23
Speaker 3: of the propaganda is, um, the old kingdom of Jerusalem, uh,
50:29
Speaker 3: which is a Templar managed crusader kingdom that dissipated in 1290, um,
50:36
Speaker 3: at the battle of Acre. And I think that there's
50:39
Speaker 3: a different, it's not a very, they, they act like
50:41
Speaker 3: it's Christian, but I don't think it was ever Christian
50:43
Speaker 3: at all.
50:44
Speaker 1: Um, but they want some version.
50:47
Speaker 3: Of that 2.0 for the transhumanist age of that.
50:51
Speaker 1: They want to bring online. I think.
50:53
Speaker 2: Okay. So, uh, I mean, in true Matt Erich style,
51:01
Speaker 2: you unpack a lot of information into a short space
51:04
Speaker 2: of time. Give me the summary, like as a soundbite,
51:10
Speaker 2: as a takeaway. I mean, we were talking about Jack
51:15
Speaker 2: the River, but we kind of weren't.
51:18
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, the Jack the Ripper story is just not
51:22
Speaker 3: what people thought it was.
51:23
Speaker 1: I guess I'm redefining.
51:25
Speaker 3: The context in which people thought the story was taking
51:31
Speaker 3: place to become something much, much bigger than what they
51:34
Speaker 3: thought it was.
51:35
Speaker 1: It's a deflection.
51:38
Speaker 3: The way it's framed, yeah, they try to treat it
51:41
Speaker 3: as an isolated case that you could speculate upon, make
51:43
Speaker 3: movies about, talk forever, but never expect an answer. I'm
51:48
Speaker 3: saying that there is an answer if you put it
51:49
Speaker 3: within the context of this geopolitical great game, as well
51:55
Speaker 3: as this spiritualist, eschatological.
52:00
Speaker 1: Game. And I hate calling it a game because it's.
52:02
Speaker 3: Nasty and there's lives in the millions that suffer and die.
52:07
Speaker 3: But that's how these guys are thinking about, you know,
52:11
Speaker 3: the global projects. So, yeah, I think that this and again,
52:17
Speaker 3: every single case of ritual serial killers, whether it was
52:22
Speaker 3: the murder of Mary Rogers or the torso killers of
52:27
Speaker 3: England that also was happening at the same time as
52:30
Speaker 3: the Ripper murders that doesn't get a lot of play,
52:32
Speaker 3: or whether it's the Chicago murders at the murder castle
52:35
Speaker 3: under HHH Holmes, or whether it's any of the hundreds
52:39
Speaker 3: of cases of serial killers in America and Europe in
52:42
Speaker 3: the 20th century.
52:42
Speaker 1: Charles Manson.
52:44
Speaker 3: Charles Manson, if you scratch on the surface, what we've
52:47
Speaker 3: been told about these stories is that they're not individual
52:50
Speaker 3: self-contained cases of just guys who felt the need to
52:54
Speaker 3: kill innocent people, the Zodiac Killer. No, there's always hard
53:00
Speaker 3: evidence of intelligence agencies, occult black magic, witchcraft, always. In
53:08
Speaker 3: all of these cases, these are not done for the
53:10
Speaker 3: sake of getting rocks off for some pervert.
53:13
Speaker 2: Didn't Aleister Crowley even change the spelling of magic?
53:17
Speaker 3: To CK, yeah. To define it as sacred from the
53:20
Speaker 3: profane magic of the stage.
53:27
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, a lot.
53:28
Speaker 3: Of followers who shape our pop culture are also followers
53:32
Speaker 3: of the Crowley magic. His Thelemic magic as well, you know.
53:38
Speaker 3: Jimmy Page from Led Zeppelin was a devout follower. He
53:41
Speaker 3: bought his house, I think, yeah.
53:43
Speaker 1: He bought his house.
53:44
Speaker 3: He's the biggest accumulation of Crowley, Crowleyites memorabilia in history.
53:48
Speaker 1: But he also, he did ritual too, as did, uh, uh, Steve, uh,
53:54
Speaker 1: What's his name? Big Lips guy, Steve Tyler.
53:58
Speaker 2: From Aerosmith.
53:59
Speaker 3: Yeah, he describes how he did Crowley sex magic to
54:02
Speaker 3: help his fame as well.
54:03
Speaker 1: There's so many.
54:04
Speaker 3: He was on the cover of the Beatles, Sgt. Pepper
54:07
Speaker 3: band cover. The first track on that, Sgt. Pepper Lonely
54:12
Speaker 3: Hearts Club Band. That's such an interesting cover, isn't it?
54:17
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely.
54:18
Speaker 3: And it's the first track as a devotion to the
54:20
Speaker 3: 20th year anniversary of the death of Crowley 20 years
54:23
Speaker 3: ago today. You know, so Crowley's influence on the culture,
54:28
Speaker 3: it cannot be underestimated.
54:30
Speaker 1: You know, it's huge. I mean, the Scientologists, like I said, L.
54:35
Speaker 3: Ron Hubbard carried out Babylon working Crowley operations with Parsons,
54:40
Speaker 3: who went on to spearhead what became of NASA. You know,
54:45
Speaker 3: Charles Manson. was born into one of these weird families
54:50
Speaker 3: early on. He had a different name, Maddox something. And yeah,
54:52
Speaker 3: like this guy, even when he was under surveillance by
54:56
Speaker 3: the feds, he had MK Ultra Connected's psychiatrist, Paolo Alto,
55:01
Speaker 3: working him. And he was only reading two things when
55:03
Speaker 3: he was in prison in the 60s before he creates
55:05
Speaker 3: his family.
55:07
Speaker 1: He only read two books, famously read two books only.
55:09
Speaker 3: One was Hubbard's Dianetics and where he did like 200
55:13
Speaker 3: hours of Scientology auditing.
55:15
Speaker 1: While he was there, overseen by these psychiatrists.
55:17
Speaker 3: And number two was Robert Heinlein's Stranger in a Strange
55:20
Speaker 3: Land about the story of a Martian cult that utilized
55:24
Speaker 3: certain rites and rituals for the initiation of their members,
55:28
Speaker 3: including grokking, G-R-O-K.
55:31
Speaker 2: He didn't even commit a crime, did he, Manson?
55:34
Speaker 3: I mean, it stretched the limits and definitions of what
55:38
Speaker 3: it means to execute a crime because he didn't get
55:43
Speaker 3: his hands bloody. Neither, you know, but at the same time,
55:46
Speaker 3: he had such an influence over his followers that they
55:50
Speaker 3: couldn't really be said to have their own personal identities either.
55:53
Speaker 3: After the level of conditioning they went through, they were
55:57
Speaker 3: instruments of his will.
56:00
Speaker 2: Matt, do you think Manson was in control of his
56:06
Speaker 2: actions or was he under mind control?
56:09
Speaker 3: It's a bit of both. I think he was high level.
56:11
Speaker 3: He did see himself as a messianic figure ushering in
56:14
Speaker 3: the new age. He was very much obsessed with the inevitability,
56:17
Speaker 3: the cleansing necessity of race riots and civil war in America.
56:23
Speaker 3: That definitely falls into alignment with the, you know, J.
56:26
Speaker 3: Edgar Hoover COINTELPRO initiatives that were pushing for the radicalization
56:31
Speaker 3: and violent, you know, turning civil movements like that following
56:36
Speaker 3: Martin Luther King Jr. into violent movements. kill whitey organizations
56:40
Speaker 3: and kill whitey movements. The Black Panthers were quickly infiltrated
56:44
Speaker 3: by by these FBI provocateurs. So I think he his
56:49
Speaker 3: agenda falls into into alignment with that of the FBI's
56:54
Speaker 3: esoteric section as well, which was itself run by high level,
56:57
Speaker 3: you know, Scottish right Freemasons as J.
57:00
Speaker 1: Edgar Hoover was a 33rd degree Freemason organization.
57:03
Speaker 3: Following the same traditions as Edward VII and company in
57:08
Speaker 3: Charles Warren. But yeah, I do think he was very
57:13
Speaker 3: intelligent and he was trained to create a cult. Like
57:16
Speaker 3: that's part of the conditioning of what Scientology, when you
57:20
Speaker 3: go through the full OT or operating thetan rituals, you're
57:25
Speaker 3: prepared to understand enough about human psyche, the human self-narratives
57:31
Speaker 3: we tell ourselves, and you've convinced yourself, and you've convinced
57:35
Speaker 3: those who you're doing the auditing and helping with the auditing,
57:38
Speaker 3: that they have to identify with suppressed mental grief and
57:45
Speaker 3: abuse that they may have forgotten about, that they have
57:47
Speaker 3: to relive, live through again, and also relive and reprocess
57:51
Speaker 3: the bad karma of past lives. So you're in a
57:54
Speaker 3: position of high influence where you can help them paint
57:57
Speaker 3: an image of what they thought their past lives were, right?
58:00
Speaker 3: And then identify with the pain and the tribulations of
58:03
Speaker 3: those past lives. That gives you a huge amount of
58:05
Speaker 3: influence of creating new identities from scratch and also creating
58:09
Speaker 3: schizophrenic breaks, right? Now, all of a sudden, you can
58:11
Speaker 3: invoke certain personalities of the past that the person once
58:16
Speaker 3: was and have them identify so thoroughly that they can
58:18
Speaker 3: become that with maybe a signal or a break like
58:21
Speaker 3: the Manchurian candidate. So there's elements of that within the
58:25
Speaker 3: MKUltra occult engineering as well. That grew out of the 50s, 60s,
58:31
Speaker 3: and I think continued through the age of the creation
58:33
Speaker 3: of the CIA's creation of cults like Jim Jones, Reverend
58:37
Speaker 3: Some Young Moon, certainly the Manson family. And, you know, yeah,
58:43
Speaker 3: there's so much overlap on so many levels with what
58:45
Speaker 3: Manson was doing, with the leading esoteric section of the
58:47
Speaker 3: Scientologists were doing, like the Process Church of Final Judgment
58:50
Speaker 3: that had that had hubs, little churches or whatever they are,
58:55
Speaker 3: apartments where they were doing their rituals. which is basically
58:57
Speaker 3: a satanic church devoted to ushering in the end times.
59:02
Speaker 3: That was created by two leading members of the Scientologists
59:05
Speaker 3: after they broke away in England and then set up
59:07
Speaker 3: in America. They were very much tied to the Manson family,
59:11
Speaker 3: to Charles Manson himself. So was Anton LaVey and his
59:15
Speaker 3: cult with the Church of Satan. There's a lot of
59:19
Speaker 3: overlap where members of the Manson family were performing with
59:25
Speaker 3: members of the Church of Satan in Kenneth Anger's obscene
59:31
Speaker 3: satanic films in the in the 60s you know Bobby
59:34
Speaker 3: Beausoleil and others were overlapping and were even participating in
59:38
Speaker 3: the murder of Sharon Tate and company who itself I
59:42
Speaker 3: think she was she was murdered as part of Roman
59:44
Speaker 3: Polanski you know if you want to ask me I
59:46
Speaker 3: think that Polanski I'm not too sympathetic with the guy
59:49
Speaker 3: I presume that he was part of this whole thing
59:51
Speaker 3: too and put his his wife and unborn.
59:54
Speaker 2: Child up for sacrifice I don't think he can land
59:58
Speaker 2: in the US can he.
1:00:00
Speaker 1: No, he's a pedophile. And he got, yeah, found guilty
1:00:03
Speaker 1: for pedophilia.
1:00:03
Speaker 3: And that was just one case that he found he
1:00:05
Speaker 3: was found guilty for, you know, like 12, some 12
1:00:07
Speaker 3: year old girl that he's photographing at. I think it was,
1:00:12
Speaker 3: I think Jack Nicholson's house or something. And anyway, that's
1:00:15
Speaker 3: the whole thing. But yeah, his his works like Rosemary's
1:00:19
Speaker 3: Baby is, again, based upon, you know, 1969, you know,
1:00:23
Speaker 3: same year all this stuff is happening. He's doing Rosemary's
1:00:25
Speaker 3: Baby all about the story of the birth of the
1:00:27
Speaker 3: birthing of an antichrist. from a woman who's brought into
1:00:31
Speaker 3: an apartment in New York, which is run by multigenerational
1:00:35
Speaker 3: Satanists who have to impregnate her. And it ends with,
1:00:40
Speaker 3: you know, her unveiling her baby and accepting her role
1:00:42
Speaker 3: as the mother of the Antichrist, this new evil Jesus. So, yeah,
1:00:47
Speaker 3: I mean, Polanski's choices of films, scripts, you know, have
1:00:53
Speaker 3: been also questionable. The Ninth Gate, there's so many that
1:00:56
Speaker 3: are just full of occult undertones. Yeah, I presume that
1:01:01
Speaker 3: he was probably willful in that operation, I would suspect.
1:01:05
Speaker 2: Okay, Matt, I'm going to get you back on in
1:01:09
Speaker 2: a few weeks. But for now, how can I follow
1:01:13
Speaker 2: your work?
1:01:15
Speaker 1: The books?
1:01:15
Speaker 3: Well, there's... substack so matthewerritt.substack.com there's my rising tide foundation.net
1:01:24
Speaker 3: site that i run with cynthia um and also the
1:01:27
Speaker 3: books so all of the books that i mentioned here
1:01:29
Speaker 3: the revenge of the mystery cults trilogy the clash of
1:01:32
Speaker 3: the two americas the science work on science unshackled all
1:01:35
Speaker 3: of those things are easy to find on canadianpatriot.org and
1:01:39
Speaker 3: our documentaries we're making a lot of documentaries these days.
1:01:42
Speaker 1: And if people want it, most of them are for free.
1:01:45
Speaker 3: So people can also go to our YouTube channel or
1:01:48
Speaker 3: my website and check those out.
1:01:52
Speaker 2: Matt Ehret, thank you for joining me in the trenches.
1:01:55
Speaker 1: Always a pleasure.
1:01:55
Speaker 3: Thank you.