Speaker 1: M what's boiling my pig gennesses. I'm Robert Evans. This
Speaker 1: is behind the Bastards, the show where every week I
Speaker 1: bring shame upon my friends. Sophie is not in the
Speaker 1: room right now, or she would most assure it be
Speaker 1: not be okay with this? Cody looks horrified. Katie will
Speaker 1: barely meeting my eyes, like, how do you guys feel
Speaker 1: about that intro um? My internal reaction was okay. So
Speaker 1: does that clarify things? No? I have no issue with it,
Speaker 1: no issue. I think you should say that every few
Speaker 1: minutes you think makes some hoodies. I think you makes
Speaker 1: somebody anything to advertise those cities. Every few minutes, okay,
Speaker 1: every few minutes, Facebook push what's boiling my pigses? What's
Speaker 1: boiling my feet? Is a different one, entirely, that is
Speaker 1: a different one. Also, you take out the comma and
Speaker 1: you're asking the pig ainnesses, what's what? What? Like? What
Speaker 1: you're asking what's boiling my piginnesses? Yeah? What came in
Speaker 1: and started boiling? And not who? Because you know that
Speaker 1: there's a wide variety of possibility who's behind that something
Speaker 1: is boiling? In our world of drones and Boston dynamics,
Speaker 1: walking robots, anything could be boiling those pigs Calamari sometimes
Speaker 1: sometimes regularly. God, my dad never forgave me for sharing that,
Speaker 1: for telling him that the pigs Calamari saw a video
Speaker 1: I think, but probably Boston, of a robot picking up
Speaker 1: a pen, going up to a screen and pressing the
Speaker 1: not a robot button confirm and then sign in and
Speaker 1: drop the pen. See and and if it can pick
Speaker 1: up a pen, it can boil a pigannis? Can it
Speaker 1: can boil a pig? Games? Well, we've said the word
Speaker 1: pig anus is often enough For this episode. I'm Robert
Speaker 1: Evans is behind the Bastards, the show we tell you
Speaker 1: everything you don't know about the very worst people in
Speaker 1: old history. But today as a special episode. Now, about
Speaker 1: four weeks ago, we all came together to talk about
Speaker 1: a little fella named George Lincoln Rockwell, a little little
Speaker 1: little machetous typed an experience, a little bit of a joker,
Speaker 1: just just yeah, a fellow. And I launched a go
Speaker 1: fund me during that for an audio book that I'm
Speaker 1: still working on. Hopefully'll be out with him. You know,
Speaker 1: the next two months or so called the War on Everyone, Uh,
Speaker 1: and my initial goal was to raise five thousand dollars,
Speaker 1: and we're currently over five times that. I'm outraised. It's
Speaker 1: done very very well. I'm incredibly grateful. I think people
Speaker 1: now have donated like an average of like thirty bucks
Speaker 1: apiece something like that. Really really really happy and grateful
Speaker 1: to my audience. We're gonna do some cool stuff with
Speaker 1: that money. It's also gonna allow me to eat food
Speaker 1: that's not boiled pigs. Yeah, although I'm gonna keep boilance
Speaker 1: of pigginesses you guys, I am, I am usually what's
Speaker 1: boiling my pigenuses? Yeah, that's how you get cheap calamari exactly.
Speaker 1: We decided, or I decided, and I asked h Cody
Speaker 1: Johnston and Katie Stole, who have not introduced yet, but
Speaker 1: who I assume our audience knows, because you've that our
Speaker 1: most frequent guests by far, I wanted to give them
Speaker 1: something special. Now in the office were record this studio,
Speaker 1: there's a book that's always sitting on the table, and
Speaker 1: that book is titled The Greatest Lie on Earth, Proof
Speaker 1: that Our World is Not a Moving Globe by Edward Hendry.
Speaker 1: And we had the idea of just sitting down for
Speaker 1: an hour or so and just opening the book to
Speaker 1: random paragraphs, reading it and see what we find. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we did a little test. Really interesting stuff, really really
Speaker 1: fascinating stuff. Yeah yeah, it never fails. Every time you
Speaker 1: open it. There's some little nugget. There's some little nugget
Speaker 1: of something you didn't expect. So that's what this episode
Speaker 1: is going to be. We're all going to learn a
Speaker 1: little bit about the greatest lie on Earth. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: start with going into the little thing what do you
Speaker 1: call the thing on the back of a book that
Speaker 1: explains what the books about. Summary, There you go. So
Speaker 1: I'm gonna I'm gonna start with that. This book reveals
Speaker 1: a mother of all conspiracies. It sets forth biblical proof
Speaker 1: and irrefutable evidence that will cause the scales to fall
Speaker 1: from your eyes and reveal that the world you thought
Speaker 1: existed is a myth. The most universally accepted scientific belief
Speaker 1: today is that the Earth is a globe spending on
Speaker 1: its axis at a rate of approximately a thousand miles
Speaker 1: per hour at the equator, while at the same time
Speaker 1: it is orbiting the Sun at approximately sixty six thousand,
Speaker 1: six hundred miles per hour. Who whoa, whoa, wow wow
Speaker 1: the back of the book. The book, save some of
Speaker 1: those secrets for the pages. I don't need to buy it.
Speaker 1: Christian schools have been hoodwinked into teaching heliocentrism despite the
Speaker 1: clear teaching in the Bible that the Earth is not
Speaker 1: a sphere and does not move. This book reveals the
Speaker 1: evil forces behind the heliocentric deception and why scientists and
Speaker 1: the Christian churches have gone along with it. By Great
Speaker 1: Mountain Publishing, Right Mountains got an ESPN number. I didn't
Speaker 1: know that the Bible said that the earth didn't move. Yeah,
Speaker 1: biblical proof. I'm curious about that. What was the next
Speaker 1: sentence after biblical proof, irrefutable evidence towards the top, that
Speaker 1: will cause the scales to fall from your eyes? Oh wow,
Speaker 1: that's intense skills like justice or skills like like I
Speaker 1: think like a lizard. You think maybe they talk about
Speaker 1: lizard people and I don't carry scales of justice in
Speaker 1: my eyes. I carry my lizards. You do keep a
Speaker 1: lot of lizards on you, Katie. As a member of
Speaker 1: the Illuminat, you do, I mean you are required to
Speaker 1: carry many lizards around, right. I can't share that secret
Speaker 1: mAbs always be skinking. I've heard I've heard you say that,
Speaker 1: and I've heard other people say that. It's a common
Speaker 1: phrase here in Los Angeles, capital of the New World Order.
Speaker 1: Let's open the book, read us a rin paragraph, and
Speaker 1: you picked one. How do Armenians address the jaunt? Address
Speaker 1: the lore that is very far into the book, like
Speaker 1: you're like maybe nine tenths of yah tents of the
Speaker 1: way through a right Armenians spelled wrong? Yeah, with two eyes,
Speaker 1: and well, I think that they know best. They know
Speaker 1: more than we know, more than the Armenians for Illuminati, Right,
Speaker 1: So you gotta put more eyes in there. Okay. They
Speaker 1: reinterpret the language to say that God's drawing is only
Speaker 1: effectual for those of their own free will who choose
Speaker 1: to believe in Jesus. They claim that all who are
Speaker 1: drawn will believe in Jesus and be saved. The problem
Speaker 1: is that this interpretation is that ignores the clauses. Put, Okay,
Speaker 1: it's a lot of Jesus talk, a lot of clauses Armenians. Okay,
Speaker 1: those clauses alone impeach the entire Armenian construct. How do
Speaker 1: Armenians address those clauses? Are meanings? Ignore those clauses research.
Speaker 1: I have to have to ask you what the title
Speaker 1: of this chapter is. Okay, the title of the chapter
Speaker 1: where we're really we're really digging hard into the Armenians. Yeah, apparently. Yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, let's let's see this is a long Well,
Speaker 1: let's say they're good at making generalization helio centric Christianity. Great. Great,
Speaker 1: it's just like because we've done, like I said, we've
Speaker 1: done one or two pages as a test run, I
Speaker 1: was not expecting that are obedients. Like, that's some that's
Speaker 1: some Ottoman error racism. Okay, I just opened it to
Speaker 1: another random page and the first thing I saw is
Speaker 1: a scan of dust capital with with with written on
Speaker 1: the front inscription from Marx to Darwin. So it's apparently
Speaker 1: a scan of the cover of Charles Darwin's Cup of Dark.
Speaker 1: So we are I believe that we're already heading in
Speaker 1: a great direction after evidence of biblical proof. Like communism,
Speaker 1: Darwinian evolution is necessarily atheistic and cannot stand if the
Speaker 1: authority of the Bible is accepted. The Bible makes it
Speaker 1: clear that God created man in his image, not after
Speaker 1: the image of an ape. So God created man in
Speaker 1: his own image. The image of God created he him
Speaker 1: male and female created he them so bold dance on pronouns,
Speaker 1: and this whole book like smacks of gender, like the
Speaker 1: what the Mother of All lies? I believed the back
Speaker 1: mother of all? You're right, I mean little matriarchal al Right,
Speaker 1: two paragraphs below there we got the phrase godless Darwinism.
Speaker 1: So that's nice. Check the next page, because Darwinism, they
Speaker 1: just don't seem to understand evolution or no, I'm but
Speaker 1: I'm not, like I'm obviously not surprised, But how do
Speaker 1: you address like you didn't create man the image of
Speaker 1: an ape? What go on? What I'm saying there were
Speaker 1: from apes? No? No, I mean but like saying we
Speaker 1: have a common ancestor means that like, at some point
Speaker 1: something that wasn't people existed, and that animates that like
Speaker 1: at some point something that's not people might exist and
Speaker 1: there will still be intelligent life. And if you want
Speaker 1: to believe that, like whatever it is you're doing is
Speaker 1: the right kind, is like the right correct, it's only
Speaker 1: way to be right. You can't accept that. Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: the same when you talk to people like, well, someday
Speaker 1: capitalism won't exist if there are still people like, not
Speaker 1: even because the system will collapse, but just because nothing
Speaker 1: people do ever last forever, and we're always every system
Speaker 1: has always changed, and they get like really angry and like, well,
Speaker 1: what do you what do you think is going to happen?
Speaker 1: At one time people got it right forever? Right. I'm
Speaker 1: sorry to upset you, but not that sorry, Like, yeah,
Speaker 1: we're gonna be around for decades and decades and centuries
Speaker 1: and centuries, and and like I don't know, probably our
Speaker 1: technology you'll be different and better, and that we'll be
Speaker 1: able to do a lot more things. Um that might
Speaker 1: make some parts of our capitalist system not necessary anymore.
Speaker 1: Maybe it will, or maybe we'll all just kill ourselves
Speaker 1: before then. Yeah, I mean I can't. God have said
Speaker 1: I want to create human beings and it's just going
Speaker 1: to take a long time, and eventually we'll get to
Speaker 1: the final form, which is you person writing this crazy
Speaker 1: book and you don't need to argue with it. It's fine.
Speaker 1: He certainly could have said that I didn't, but he didn't.
Speaker 1: He didn't. That is, we're probably skipping ahead a little bit.
Speaker 1: But I assume we'll get to an other way that is,
Speaker 1: like the key of the Flat Earth philosophy is that
Speaker 1: like human beings are the center of the universe and
Speaker 1: that like it. It's this sort of like these people
Speaker 1: who are infuriated at the fact that like if the
Speaker 1: world's just like not even a really big planet and
Speaker 1: like our sons not not even really it's all meet
Speaker 1: we're all medium where we're all like normal, and there's
Speaker 1: just like trillions of things out there, which like that.
Speaker 1: They hate that, which is so sad because it's actually
Speaker 1: one of the most liberating thoughts onto. It takes so much,
Speaker 1: thank you, some people to take it the other way
Speaker 1: when they think like, oh, we're just a speck of
Speaker 1: dust floating in the universe. And when you get that perspective, um,
Speaker 1: I I know some people are like I find that
Speaker 1: really depressing. I find it liberating. Who cares what I
Speaker 1: do with this dumb life. That's usually the last thought
Speaker 1: before like take a big glass of creatum and play
Speaker 1: video games at the end of the night, because like,
Speaker 1: fuck it, like the world the sun is going to
Speaker 1: burn out in a four billion years, like that much.
Speaker 1: If I play video games tonight, it's not going to
Speaker 1: be a big deal. Just breathe and be like all right,
Speaker 1: that's cool. Also like the whole idea. I don't it's
Speaker 1: exciting too, because, like you said, like it's medium sun,
Speaker 1: medium planet, medium distance from the Sun, everything, like everything
Speaker 1: about why life has started to exist, it seems is
Speaker 1: because there's this like middle ground equilibrium sort of space
Speaker 1: that allows for an atmosphere and a magnetic field and
Speaker 1: all the things that you need. So it's probably likely
Speaker 1: that there are other planets that are similar to medium
Speaker 1: is just fine, it's working. Maybe medium is cool here. Yeah,
Speaker 1: maybe medium is all we need. It's my favorite. It's
Speaker 1: setting on my air conditioner. And maybe like maybe that's
Speaker 1: all tied into nationalism and if people were okay with
Speaker 1: just being medium nations like I don't know, Norway going
Speaker 1: to say Norway seems like they're happy. Mention is fine.
Speaker 1: Mediums great Canada, medium nation, very happy people. They're all
Speaker 1: the most happy. We're actually miserable. Greatest country on Earth.
Speaker 1: Everyone hates it here. There's too much pressure to be great.
Speaker 1: Your Uruguay is a happy country. And their name sounds
Speaker 1: like you're a gay. Does sound like but it's fine
Speaker 1: because't translate that way, and it's no, it's not, but
Speaker 1: you're but was in middle school. Absolutely. I imagine they
Speaker 1: must be the most ashamed people. It turns out things
Speaker 1: are great there. Middle school best best school. It's right
Speaker 1: in the middle, actually, is it. That's a really strange age. Yeah,
Speaker 1: because high schools, well, I mean it's pretty awkward. I'm
Speaker 1: still like a real weirdo in middle school, super weirdo. Yeah.
Speaker 1: They called me k be the freaky farmer because what
Speaker 1: you're wearing right now, anyway, that's a little inside into me.
Speaker 1: It's a little inside into Katie Black Earth. Speaking of
Speaker 1: inside into flat earth, let's pick us on the random page.
Speaker 1: Notice how the Christians, with a true knowledge of God
Speaker 1: immediately resisted the authority of the Jewish elder and understood
Speaker 1: that the Jewish leaders were heathens in a conspiracy with
Speaker 1: the rulers of the world against God. The knowledge of
Speaker 1: the Gospel of Christ had caused the people to see
Speaker 1: the massive world conspiracy against God. In Christ. The Jewish
Speaker 1: religious leaders understood that the Gospel of Jesus Christ had
Speaker 1: opened the eyes of the people, and they had lost
Speaker 1: their hold on them. The Jewish hierarchy learned their lesson.
Speaker 1: They learned that noter to rule over the people, it
Speaker 1: was necessary to drive from them any true knowledge of God. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: God explains that heaven is my throne and earth is
Speaker 1: my footstool. This is the kernel of unders standing to
Speaker 1: who God is and how close he is to us.
Speaker 1: The Jews cannot let that be known, so we're talking.
Speaker 1: That's one times though, when the Jews made a massive
Speaker 1: world conspiracy, I think they might be talking about now too.
Speaker 1: Now I'm gonna read how many times they use Jewish
Speaker 1: or jew in that in that paragraph? It was again, yeah,
Speaker 1: a single paragraph. Was expecting this too. Is it spelled right? Three? Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's not two eyes. I guess only four times, although
Speaker 1: in Latin Jehovah starts with a lot of times they
Speaker 1: do three uses of the word Jewish, and then right
Speaker 1: at the bottom there, that's when we get Jews it is. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I appreciate the stank you put on that um because
Speaker 1: we all, we all know, we all know how they
Speaker 1: were writing it. They write, yeah, it's, it's, it's, it's
Speaker 1: it's pretty clear from I have an issue with uh,
Speaker 1: someone saying that heaven like what, the heavens God's throne
Speaker 1: and the earth is footstool. Yeah it is. I have
Speaker 1: a problem with people saying that and being cool with
Speaker 1: it and being like, isn't that comforting that we're God's footstool.
Speaker 1: You'll find comfort in different places that that shows his
Speaker 1: relationship with us, whereas footstool. And you know what's crazy
Speaker 1: is that these are the same people who would like
Speaker 1: flip out over Islam because it means submission that footstool.
Speaker 1: Like what do you describe read any passage about women
Speaker 1: in the Bible. Yeah, Also it's all like it's just like,
Speaker 1: don't don't take anything. It's the same with the family fathers,
Speaker 1: like that's some good ideas, just like the people who
Speaker 1: wrote the Bible, and solid ideas in the Bible, wisdom ideas,
Speaker 1: stuff that stuff that still rings true today, not all
Speaker 1: of it, not of years ago. And we sure do
Speaker 1: tend to take the wrong pits. They didn't know that
Speaker 1: pooping in the street was bad for your health. Turns
Speaker 1: out it's bad. Turns out that. Yeah, our founding fathers
Speaker 1: thought that fucking locking someone in a room when they
Speaker 1: were sick and keep in the windows and doors closed
Speaker 1: was the way to heal them. But it's kills them,
Speaker 1: kills tons of people driving had slaves, so owned human
Speaker 1: beings beings. Yeah, you know, take everything with a grain
Speaker 1: of salt. Counted human beings is three fifths of human beings. Yep, yep.
Speaker 1: And we're like probably probably pretty pretty proud of themselves
Speaker 1: for how progressive that was. Yeah, they were classical liberal,
Speaker 1: classical liberal resistance heroes, founding fathers. Oh boy, oh boy.
Speaker 1: I don't know who Colonel Jack Moore is, but we
Speaker 1: are starting off with him. Colonel Jack Moore states, one
Speaker 1: of the greatest difficulties of the Talmudic Pharisees has been
Speaker 1: bringing Communism into power while trying to conceal its Talmudic origin. However,
Speaker 1: the direct and circumstantial evidence that the Communist Revolution in
Speaker 1: Russia was a conspiracy perpetuated by Talmudic Jews is overwhelming.
Speaker 1: Circumstantial evidence that points to Jewish control of the Communist
Speaker 1: revolution is that once the Communists in Russia seized power,
Speaker 1: the first law they passed made anti Semitism of crime
Speaker 1: punishable by death. I love circumstantial evidence that says that
Speaker 1: racism is bad. Your evidence that they ban anti semitis
Speaker 1: to prove this, let's look at circumstantial evidence. Uh, and
Speaker 1: this evidence won't hold up in court. God oh boy,
Speaker 1: there's a bolded passage further on the page that just
Speaker 1: says bourgeoisie was a Bolshevik code word for gentile. This
Speaker 1: is two hundred pages away from the last paragraph about
Speaker 1: Jewish people, right. I want there to be like a
Speaker 1: PDF of this book so I can just like type
Speaker 1: in the keywords I know are in there. Like obviously
Speaker 1: they're gonna be talking about cultural Bolshevism throughout this, so
Speaker 1: I bet we run into some of that should be noted.
Speaker 1: Not once have we seen anything about the flat Earth yet,
Speaker 1: That's what I was about to say, nothing at all.
Speaker 1: I'm confused about what the greatest lie on Earth actually is.
Speaker 1: Seems to be it's about the juice something, as as
Speaker 1: is made very clear. They're the ones that told us
Speaker 1: it was round. Um Yeah, Mark Marks and Darwin um
Speaker 1: cultural martist consor conspirators. Yeah, Marx and Darwin in a
Speaker 1: conspiracy to make people believe that we descended from monkeys
Speaker 1: so that they don't realize that the Earth is flat
Speaker 1: flat because if they thought that, then what this is
Speaker 1: the thing about flat others? And I don't get of,
Speaker 1: like why why, why, Cody, I think of all the
Speaker 1: money there is to be made from selling tickets on
Speaker 1: planes that clearly don't work. The planes work, the plane
Speaker 1: tickets were You don't know anyone who's been on a
Speaker 1: plane on a plane. How what did we discover that
Speaker 1: the Earth was round? Thousands of years? Thousands of years ago?
Speaker 1: There was a guy in like fucking Egypt. I think
Speaker 1: he was a Greek, but he was in Egypt doing
Speaker 1: like like in Cairo maybe doing like the measurements, who
Speaker 1: like three thousand years ago, measured the circumference of the
Speaker 1: Earth and was with like off by like a couple percent.
Speaker 1: That means it's a lie. That means it's a conspiracy.
Speaker 1: Now do that. He just used like basic mathematical deduction,
Speaker 1: Like he measured like the distance between these two points
Speaker 1: at like a certain distance on the Earth and then
Speaker 1: extrapolated that using some sort of like he did. He's
Speaker 1: like moderately advanced math. Yeah, he did the best math available. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and he was like pretty close, Yeah, pretty incredible. Yeah.
Speaker 1: But um, it sounds like it was the greatest and
Speaker 1: a communist one of those. Well, the roots of communism
Speaker 1: are Greek in Egypt. Um Karl Mark's famous Babylonia. I'm
Speaker 1: convinced you don't even need to read anymore, but please
Speaker 1: do please do oh boy? Okay. NASA and the Israel
Speaker 1: Space Agency for a lot of time very close working relationship.
Speaker 1: For example, in nine six, NASA and I say entered
Speaker 1: into a formal agreement to share technology. The agreement isn't
Speaker 1: means by which massive amounts of highly sensitive technology developed
Speaker 1: by NASA at taxpayer expense is handed over to Israel. Okay,
Speaker 1: so this is just pages and pages about the Israeli
Speaker 1: space age. Like again, I even if why, like what
Speaker 1: what is the endgame here? Like and like even like
Speaker 1: is the world we live in where everyone's a slave
Speaker 1: to believe in the world's round. I'm not a slave
Speaker 1: to believing that. I fly planes places I look and like,
Speaker 1: oh god, there's a there's a documentary on flat Earth.
Speaker 1: There's it's freaking amazing, uh And it shows them. They
Speaker 1: go out and they're like, we're gonna measure this distance
Speaker 1: on the Earth and we're gonna film it. We're gonna
Speaker 1: prove that this is all a lie. And they have
Speaker 1: these two lights, these two towers, these two points they're
Speaker 1: gonna measure from a far distance, Like okay, well if
Speaker 1: they're the same height, then that means that the Earth
Speaker 1: is flat. And if they're different, and I means, okay,
Speaker 1: there's a curve to the earth and so on so forth.
Speaker 1: So they do it and they're not they're not flat,
Speaker 1: and like, oh oh that's that's weird. Wait raise it up.
Speaker 1: They raise it up, okay, Like they literally just prove
Speaker 1: that they do occur. They like they set forth like
Speaker 1: here's our hypothesis and here and if if this is
Speaker 1: the result, then that means the Earth is not flat.
Speaker 1: And they got that result and they just can't. I'll
Speaker 1: tell you what, people that believe the Earth is flat
Speaker 1: I don't trust their mathematical skills anyway, even if they um,
Speaker 1: I don't know. That sounds like more Marxist clap trap. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And if you want some Marxist clap trap, nothing says
Speaker 1: Marxist clap trap like an ad. Yes, Carl Marks, big
Speaker 1: fan of ads. Ads for everybode from the Judaeo Bolshevik conspiracy.
Speaker 1: Here's some ads for products. We're back you're talking about.
Speaker 1: You know who's probably a fault for that, Carl Mars,
Speaker 1: Charles Darwin and some goddamn monkey. They're all just shove
Speaker 1: that chip down my throat didn't even give me a
Speaker 1: chance to chew it. Classic Carl Marks. He's like the
Speaker 1: hamper clip Planet of the Apes. Marxist propaganda. It really is.
Speaker 1: It wants us to get rid of our nukes just
Speaker 1: because they might wipe out all life on Earth and
Speaker 1: destroy your entire civilization. Fucking communists markest viewpoint of total
Speaker 1: destruction is bad. I love knowing about. There's that great
Speaker 1: story about how like the Russians built the dead Hand system,
Speaker 1: which was like this, this missile defense system that basically
Speaker 1: they were like the US has better first strike capabilities
Speaker 1: than us, will build the system so that if all
Speaker 1: of their missiles, uh if they if they kill everybody
Speaker 1: in the Kremlin, if you know, our missile defense system
Speaker 1: doesn't get like a signal from the Kremlin after so
Speaker 1: much time, it will automatically launch our entire arsenal, just
Speaker 1: to like make sure, even if we're all dead, we
Speaker 1: can wipe them out and the and so like this
Speaker 1: the story goes, it's not confirmed. The story goes, they
Speaker 1: built this thing, called it the dead Hand, and then
Speaker 1: like the scientists who built it presented it to the
Speaker 1: Soviet General staff and explained how it worked. And they
Speaker 1: were like, no, no, tear that thing down. This is
Speaker 1: this is a step too far. And I wonder if
Speaker 1: that had been if that had gone before Congress in
Speaker 1: an open voting session, I think they probably have been like, well, no,
Speaker 1: of course, this makes it absolutely like there's no. Of course,
Speaker 1: at least a lot of them. Yeah, an unsurprising but
Speaker 1: still disappointing amount of him would be in supportive that. Now,
Speaker 1: before we get back to the book, you guys have
Speaker 1: to have noticed that I've been wearing a very heavy medallion.
Speaker 1: Guys wondered what this very heavy medallion is. Yeah, well
Speaker 1: it's the second place award for the California State Ultimate
Speaker 1: Arm Wrestling League Championship. No, I've never never competitively arm wrestled.
Speaker 1: My roommate was on a plane with the guy who
Speaker 1: won this, and her story I think he was probably
Speaker 1: flirting with her, but she says that she let him
Speaker 1: hold her dog during takeoff and he was so touched
Speaker 1: by that that he gave her this award, which she
Speaker 1: then immediately gave to me. This is relevant because at
Speaker 1: the end of the flight, after bonding over the course
Speaker 1: of the flight, he told her that since he now
Speaker 1: trusted her enough to admit this. He wanted her to
Speaker 1: know that the world was flat. That's a great story. Now,
Speaker 1: this guy is an engineer in his main job, which
Speaker 1: I think a lot of these people are. So I
Speaker 1: think actually a lot of them are good at math,
Speaker 1: but I still don't trust them. No, I think it's
Speaker 1: that they're good at like they've then research on this
Speaker 1: that like the smarter you are, the better you are
Speaker 1: convincing yourself the bullshit is true, like because a lot
Speaker 1: of engineers become terrorists, a lot of engineers the smartest
Speaker 1: guy and you growing up, the guy that taught me
Speaker 1: how to play Dungeons and Dragons was a brilliant electrical
Speaker 1: engineer who was a flat or not a flat Earth,
Speaker 1: but who was a Young Earth creationist. And it was
Speaker 1: one of those things where you'd argue with him and
Speaker 1: he would be able to get into these like really
Speaker 1: find like Niche points about like carbon dating and it's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: but dude, you're spending the whole time talking about like
Speaker 1: one niche issue you have with carbon dating, and it's
Speaker 1: like there's a there's a mountains like including buildings that
Speaker 1: are eight thousand years old that I've stepped in like,
Speaker 1: it's another reason why being the middle of the roads
Speaker 1: better too smart you don't do yourself anything. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: mean that's a tactic in general, just being like this
Speaker 1: tiny little thing is problematic, therefore everything is not true. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, that's the only way to can vince yourself
Speaker 1: that what you're saying, you know, you have to ignore
Speaker 1: the rest of it. Speaking of which, let's get back
Speaker 1: to the greatest lie on Earth. That needs to be
Speaker 1: some sort of catchy song for the greatest there really
Speaker 1: should be. Yeah, why didn't that come with a CD
Speaker 1: ROM companion he can click around him? I don't know, Okay.
Speaker 1: Prior to the Apollo one capsule disaster, and inspection official
Speaker 1: Thomas Barreon wrote a five page report that documented mismanagement
Speaker 1: and incompetence at NASA's Pad thirty four, where the Apollo
Speaker 1: one disaster took place. Thomas Baron testified before Congress regarding
Speaker 1: the deaths of Griss and White and Chaffey. Okay, so
Speaker 1: this is all about what are we going to? What's
Speaker 1: the meta this year? They're talking about the Apollo one disaster,
Speaker 1: all those astronauts burned up. Was it a fake so
Speaker 1: that they couldn't go into space and prove that the
Speaker 1: Earth was flat. No, Baron's five page report mysteriously disappeared
Speaker 1: into the state has never been found. NASA failed to
Speaker 1: discredit Baron before Congress, and they could not allow him
Speaker 1: to repeat what he knew to the press. All criminal
Speaker 1: organizations know that dead men tell no tales. Within a
Speaker 1: week after his Congressional test, money Barring, his wife and
Speaker 1: stepdaughter were killed when his car allegedly stalled at a
Speaker 1: railroad crossing and was stuck by a train. So, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's NASA is a criminal organization. Yeah, I get it.
Speaker 1: I believe it's. You know, it seems the capsule was
Speaker 1: modified to make it impossible for the astronauts to free
Speaker 1: themselves from the capsule if something went a ride during
Speaker 1: the test. In his book, NASA Mooned America explains also,
Speaker 1: was it really the vicisitudes of life that the outward
Speaker 1: opening hatch was coincidentally changed that very morning to one
Speaker 1: that opened inward an inward opening hatchment? That any Okay?
Speaker 1: So he's saying that, Uh, yeah, NASA murdered the Apollo
Speaker 1: one astronauts in order to fake the moonment. That doesn't
Speaker 1: seem like something they would do, right, So it doesn't
Speaker 1: seem like it would help in that. It's just this
Speaker 1: kind of stuff that's so bizarre because like, Okay, let's
Speaker 1: say that they killed those people to stop anyone from
Speaker 1: being able to prove that the Earth is actually flat.
Speaker 1: Explain every other thing that NASA has done, Yeah, every
Speaker 1: other thing, including all of the all of the other
Speaker 1: times when people didn't die well, and like the Soviet Union,
Speaker 1: like the nation with like the most interest in making
Speaker 1: it seem like we didn't land on the moon never
Speaker 1: like right, yeah, like they like yeah, like, oh they
Speaker 1: did it. Yeah, you know, yeah, this idea of a
Speaker 1: worldwide conspiracy. So like we can't agree on anything, but
Speaker 1: we're all going to agree to say that the Earth
Speaker 1: is flat. Yeah, we're just going to agree on that
Speaker 1: nobody spilled the beans. Right. There's one person who's like
Speaker 1: I was in on it with everybody because everyone's in
Speaker 1: and obviously and I'm the one person's like I gotta
Speaker 1: tell everybody. I think that's because all the people behind
Speaker 1: the conspiracy, uh, you know, a group they're all part of.
Speaker 1: Don't say it starts with J, don't. I think that's
Speaker 1: what they're gonna I think that's what they're getting to
Speaker 1: know that I've heard. Don't you think I know what
Speaker 1: they're doing? It would be like with that little smile,
Speaker 1: like I know his ingret, you know. Or so they
Speaker 1: get they get into how President Bush said that like
Speaker 1: by two fifteen he wanted to have a man mission
Speaker 1: to the Moon and we didn't get to the moon.
Speaker 1: And uh, there's a bunch of reasons for that, including
Speaker 1: like they say, going back to the moon with today's
Speaker 1: technology should be a piece of cake. Still going to
Speaker 1: the moon, and you still got to decide to do
Speaker 1: it and like committed doing it. Yeah, it's I agree
Speaker 1: we should go to the Moon, and we should maybe
Speaker 1: settle on the Moon before we decide to like put
Speaker 1: people on Mars. But maybe it's not the Jews who
Speaker 1: were stopping us from doing that. To convince everybody, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna trace this book down, say where we get to
Speaker 1: the Okay, okay, okay, oh boy, Ron Howard shows up
Speaker 1: but arrested development Oh my god, Oh my god. Okay,
Speaker 1: So they're talking about how like apparently the original tapes
Speaker 1: of the moon landing walks disappeared. Proof of this is
Speaker 1: that when Howard Ron Howard's documentary commemorating the moon landing
Speaker 1: was finally produced without the central material. He resorted to
Speaker 1: filling about the gap with re enactments of moonwalks, which
Speaker 1: he likewise filmed in the television studio. Hey, so they
Speaker 1: go on like this and then they get to Arrested Development. Incidentally,
Speaker 1: Ron Howard engaged in a limited hangout of the truth
Speaker 1: of Apollo eleven moon landing hoax during a video is
Speaker 1: a clip that's not great text video is a clipped
Speaker 1: from a season four episode of Arrested Development entitled The
Speaker 1: B Team, which aired in two thousand thirteen on Netflix.
Speaker 1: You're the person he's making fun of God. They go through.
Speaker 1: They actually have clips from the whole script where he
Speaker 1: talks about the thinking of the moon landing. It's a jaw.
Speaker 1: They are not This goes on for pages, Katie. They're
Speaker 1: not treating this. Uh, popular reality TV show Arrested Development. Yeah, Um,
Speaker 1: did you know? Making the revelation during a TV show
Speaker 1: is the perfect way in which to spin the evidence
Speaker 1: of the movie. Howard is able to reinforce the myth
Speaker 1: of the Earth floating in vacuum of space. Do you
Speaker 1: know that? Um? A modest proposal is proof of government's
Speaker 1: conspiracy to eat babies. I mean, have you ever eaten
Speaker 1: an Irish baby? Delicious? Obviously I have. I'm part of
Speaker 1: the conspiracy. Spread than over a ritz they call the
Speaker 1: California cheeseburger. I like mine with like a little of
Speaker 1: the vinegar. There. The next chapter is NASA and Freemasonry. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: now we're getting to it. Now, we're really Now we're
Speaker 1: really booking in Thomas, Africa. What not a real name?
Speaker 1: Probably like who's like? Like, I really I want a
Speaker 1: PDF because I want to search like Zack Snyder. Yeah,
Speaker 1: did they talk about Zack Snyder for some reason? I
Speaker 1: mean they like, I bet you could get a PDF
Speaker 1: first time. Honey boo boo, there's a honey boo boo chapter.
Speaker 1: I'm sure there's gotta be a honey boo boo chapter.
Speaker 1: The theory of relativity is a complete lie. It is
Speaker 1: based entirely, unconvoluted in deceptive mathematical models. Uh okay, And
Speaker 1: then we start talking about Tesla Okay, sure, sure, uh
Speaker 1: he was the most brilliant and scientist and inventor of
Speaker 1: his time, and yet tests the called Einstein's theory of
Speaker 1: relativity a magnificent mathematical garb which fascinates, dazzles, and makes
Speaker 1: people blind to the underlying errors. The theory is like
Speaker 1: a beggar clothed in purple, whom ignorant people take for
Speaker 1: a king. Its exponents are brilliant men, but they are
Speaker 1: metaphysicists rather than scientists. Okay, so we get some tesla
Speaker 1: in there. David Bowie's got some things to say. There
Speaker 1: is a professor named Herbert Dingle. I just I'm enjoying
Speaker 1: you just wanted you just wanted to say that. A
Speaker 1: lot of shockingly entertaining names in this book. Dr Dingle,
Speaker 1: Oh god, Dr Dingle reveals the key point that is
Speaker 1: the corner storm of the theory of relativity many high
Speaker 1: falutint scientists simple fact, Oh my god, if the language
Speaker 1: of mathematics we can tell lies as well as truths.
Speaker 1: Within the scope of mathematics itself, there is no possible
Speaker 1: way of telling one from the other. See that's they're
Speaker 1: they're almost getting it. They're like, yeah, if you can
Speaker 1: lie to yourself with mathematics, like go go a little
Speaker 1: from so you're so close, you're so close to figuring
Speaker 1: it out. And if that's true, then what else is
Speaker 1: also true? What lies? Could you maybe convince yourself you're
Speaker 1: so close to like a moment passing and then you're
Speaker 1: hitting control A and then delete and deleting your entire manuscript.
Speaker 1: So close. Dr Benjamin H. Friedman, a former Jew, states that, sorry,
Speaker 1: that's not It states that the Kasars were a pagan
Speaker 1: nation whose religious worship was a mixture of phallic worship
Speaker 1: and other forms of idolatry. In the seventh century, their
Speaker 1: king Bulkan trows talmud is Um, which most now called Judaism,
Speaker 1: as the state religion. Most kazar Jews are called Yiddish.
Speaker 1: These Askanaji Jews are people without any allegiance to any nation.
Speaker 1: Their primary objective is to own the entire world. And
Speaker 1: then we start quoting a letter to Karl Marx. Oh, boy,
Speaker 1: does this book talk about i Q. I'm gonna bet
Speaker 1: it does. I'm gonna bet it does that. It does,
Speaker 1: m I'm not going to take that time. No, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's wise. According to John Torrell and the Jewish Kabbalah,
Speaker 1: the Holy Serpent is trying to set herself free from
Speaker 1: the bottomless pit. Once she does this, she can enter
Speaker 1: the earth as the Messiah. What does this have to
Speaker 1: do with the fight? That question doesn't belong in this book.
Speaker 1: Why would you ask that? What? Oh if like there's
Speaker 1: a good image somewhere in here, all right, you gotta
Speaker 1: have like a crazy map right with a lot of
Speaker 1: arrows point and other stuff labeled. It's just a picture.
Speaker 1: It's not even a good part of the globe. It's
Speaker 1: just the globe with a logo. So like, oh, okay,
Speaker 1: so it says it's depictioned by a former NASA employee
Speaker 1: and spherical earth advocate, showing the shortest flight path from Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. To Tokyo, Japan on a spherical earth. Oh,
Speaker 1: we're getting into flight paths now. Um does so? I'm
Speaker 1: not like super well versed in flat earth theory. Um?
Speaker 1: Did they ever address other planets? No, there aren't other planets.
Speaker 1: You know, the Earth is flat and there's a firmament
Speaker 1: shining over it that are like literal lights that God
Speaker 1: installed for us to look at. There's no other planets.
Speaker 1: We're the center of the universe. It's God just made
Speaker 1: the one plan So we made the one planet, and
Speaker 1: then there are twinky little lights that he put up.
Speaker 1: That's why there's no moon landing. But then they're like
Speaker 1: of the many twinkly lights, they're all very very different,
Speaker 1: and some are distinctly like planet sized and shaped, and
Speaker 1: the light from the okay, okay, but like also we
Speaker 1: can we can look at the like the bandwidth and
Speaker 1: like the light that is reflected back. We're can determine
Speaker 1: like the elements that the sun and the stars and
Speaker 1: the and the plants are made of. Like that's that
Speaker 1: seems like just trick yourself. You sound absurd, But we
Speaker 1: can we analyze the light and then we can determine
Speaker 1: like what the only do you need to know when
Speaker 1: you're out of your depth? But people talk about that stuff.
Speaker 1: It reminds me of that one great Bill Hicks bit
Speaker 1: when he talked about like the people who believe that
Speaker 1: dinosaur fossils were like hidden by God to trick us
Speaker 1: like this, imagine this trickster got they're gonna believe there
Speaker 1: were dinosaurs. It's like, what is that like a test
Speaker 1: of faith or is it just like nonsense or being
Speaker 1: an asshole. I would love it if like God came
Speaker 1: down he was like it was all just lies, like
Speaker 1: got you, got thousands of years, got you. It's cosmic
Speaker 1: April fools, and I'm I'm like that fucking time X
Speaker 1: watch where they made that head on a large enough,
Speaker 1: a large enough scale these thousands of years it was
Speaker 1: one day, and that happens to be April fool, and
Speaker 1: God is just as annoying it like every shitty video
Speaker 1: game whatever. Who like, guess what everything you gotta buy?
Speaker 1: Lute crates? Now, all right, we'll wait till tomorrow. And
Speaker 1: oh so, uh no planets? I get it. Okay, I
Speaker 1: won't say I'm on board because of all this stuff
Speaker 1: that I was also saying, but I understand now that
Speaker 1: there are no planets. There, there are no planets. The
Speaker 1: sun is a lie. Oh well, here we go. Galaxy
Speaker 1: is also Okay. So we got a page flipped to
Speaker 1: the U N logo, taking about half the page. Robert,
Speaker 1: what the jew n am? I right, yes, you probably are.
Speaker 1: Can we control f find that in the well? It
Speaker 1: does say that. Notice how the number of sections of
Speaker 1: the UN flag logo there are exactly thirty three sections,
Speaker 1: which correlates nicely with the thirty three degrees of the
Speaker 1: Scottish rite of freemasonry. Okay, now we're getting into some
Speaker 1: real stuff. I am so mad at numbers for like
Speaker 1: like like human beings naturally like notice patterns and they
Speaker 1: categorize stuff. But that doesn't mean all patterns are are
Speaker 1: real and and and actual things that it's numbers need
Speaker 1: to be less um simple and less easy to create patterns. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they're talking about an ice wall too. Did you know
Speaker 1: that thirty three three? You just melt that with a dragon.
Speaker 1: That's how you do it. I mean they think it's
Speaker 1: real and what keeps us from getting at the if
Speaker 1: you if you double thirty three, you get sixty six,
Speaker 1: and that's very close. That's only one from the Devil's number.
Speaker 1: The Devil's number. I do really want, like the the
Speaker 1: Game of Thrones, like the map where it's like the
Speaker 1: flat you know, the flat Earth, like fantasy style map
Speaker 1: where it labels everything and like here's where the Freemasons
Speaker 1: live and here's where they're coordinating with this group Gonda
Speaker 1: or whatever. Children of the corn. Oh boy, Fauna and
Speaker 1: Flora prove the Earth is flat. The whole chapter about
Speaker 1: Flora and fauna and how they prove the earth is flat. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: talking about it's species of Antarctic animals. Well, um, they
Speaker 1: all the world if you listen. If you listen closely enough,
Speaker 1: you can hear if you go to like into the woods,
Speaker 1: you can hear dear whisper that that actually might be schizophrenia.
Speaker 1: It's proof. I'm pretty sure it's proof. Sorry, I wonder
Speaker 1: how they think the world stays afloat. Let's see if
Speaker 1: we can find Oh, well it doesn't. It's just flat.
Speaker 1: It's like the bottom were at the bottom. It's like, okay,
Speaker 1: it's like you ever had like a like a turtle
Speaker 1: and you keep them in a cage. The bottom is flat,
Speaker 1: and then they have that light shining down on that
Speaker 1: they think is the sun. Were like a turtle in
Speaker 1: a cage. So then what are we? What are we
Speaker 1: sitting inside? Like what's outside of it? Like a nice
Speaker 1: like a nice terrarium God built for us? Yeah, but
Speaker 1: then what's outside? That just got where God sitting? What's
Speaker 1: going He's probably like sitting on his bed. There's just
Speaker 1: a bunch of like crusty cum socks lying around him.
Speaker 1: Like God, God's a sixteen year old. His feet are
Speaker 1: resting on our terrarium, as we've as we've been told,
Speaker 1: and there's literally nothing underneath us. Yeah, he's playing a
Speaker 1: lot of rust with this teranium in some space. Oh boy,
Speaker 1: on some planet, some world. No planets don't exist, sir,
Speaker 1: I'm confused. Oh boy, we uh okay, I I just
Speaker 1: opened it to page four hundred uh and the phrase
Speaker 1: new World Order is bolded, wife, and I'm just gonna
Speaker 1: read one of those paragraphs. President Bush was not leading anything.
Speaker 1: He was simply an effeminate sycophant who was obedient to
Speaker 1: his Zionist overlords. A little known fact is that one
Speaker 1: of the first public mentions of a new World Order,
Speaker 1: which is not bolded but the other ones are, was
Speaker 1: in reference to the worldwide interests of the Jews. The
Speaker 1: October sixth, nineteen forty issue of The New York Times
Speaker 1: reported that Arthur Greenwood, member with that portfolio in the
Speaker 1: British War Cabinet, assured the Jews of the United States
Speaker 1: that when victory was achieved, an effort would be made
Speaker 1: to found a new world Order. Maybe because the Second
Speaker 1: World War. The story the message from Greenwood was delivered
Speaker 1: by Rabbi Maurice L. Pearl's Week, chairman of the British
Speaker 1: section of the Executive Committee of the World Jewish Congress,
Speaker 1: to Dr Steven s. Wise, chairman of the Executive Committee
Speaker 1: of the World Jewish Congress. Greenwood's message was to the
Speaker 1: Jews and for the Jews. Oh no, And then they
Speaker 1: actually have a picture of the New York Times article
Speaker 1: and which is clearly like like writing of wrong scene
Speaker 1: as like one of the headlines on it where they're
Speaker 1: talking about like everyone felt bad about the genocide, and
Speaker 1: it was like, we're not gonna let this happen again.
Speaker 1: We're going to change the order of the world so
Speaker 1: that six million people can't be gas to death. That
Speaker 1: that's all that's going on in this article. No, it
Speaker 1: sounds like it's about the shape of the earth. Ah.
Speaker 1: Greenwood statement was designed to enlist the powerful Jewish interests
Speaker 1: in the war with Germany. They were so powerful, so powerful,
Speaker 1: I'm curious what their thoughts are it didn't happen. Oh boy.
Speaker 1: The Skull and Bones Society is just one of many
Speaker 1: occult organizations doing the work of the devil. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's a good line there, honestly. Okay, okay, that's get
Speaker 1: the devil in here. George speculates that elite Jews created
Speaker 1: the Jewish God as their eggregor instrument of their collected
Speaker 1: will the desire to vanquish the heath It's rule supreme.
Speaker 1: Could it be possible that the ancient Levite priests found
Speaker 1: a way to create a supernatural entity from the collective
Speaker 1: mind of the tribe of Judah. I'm sorry, are they
Speaker 1: supernatural entity? Are they suggesting that knowledge what they're giving them?
Speaker 1: They're saying, literally, they created a supernatural god called It's
Speaker 1: not like they made up this like false religion, like
Speaker 1: they literally made and I'm telling you that would be
Speaker 1: straight up magic. So cool. Sound sounds like a people
Speaker 1: who could do that. Maybe the Nazis wouldn't have won,
Speaker 1: almost conquered. It also seems that also Edgar sounds like
Speaker 1: the name of a monster in the Advanced Dungeons and
Speaker 1: Dragons handbook I had when I was pretty sure it's
Speaker 1: one of Danny's dragons. Oh no, this Egregor is Lucifer. Okay,
Speaker 1: so the Jews created the devil. They created that, like
Speaker 1: but like literally they Oh my god, elite Jews have
Speaker 1: made him the master meme of the New World Order.
Speaker 1: The master me is this like this is this the
Speaker 1: Hawkins meme? Or is this like I think this is
Speaker 1: like like Internet married me. I mean, this guy, what
Speaker 1: what years this book? Like? Now? This is the reason book?
Speaker 1: Was the first edition that meme magic? I don't I
Speaker 1: don't know, but oh my god, you guys, I just
Speaker 1: opened up to like this the first page where they've
Speaker 1: got like like the publication information other books publishing nine
Speaker 1: eleven enemies foreign and domestic. Okay, that could be a
Speaker 1: normal book. But if it was made like two, two
Speaker 1: could be a normal book. But it's not. It's not
Speaker 1: solving the mystery of all caps Babylon the Great okay,
Speaker 1: the anti gospel, bloody Zion. What shall I do to
Speaker 1: inherit eternal life? Murder, rape and torture in a Catholic nunnery?
Speaker 1: Rome's responsibility for the assassination of Abraham Lincoln? All right,
Speaker 1: and Christ the Beast trivial? Yeah, how about check with
Speaker 1: that one. Let's do it. Let's fucking super into finding
Speaker 1: out how the Romans are to blame. I have been
Speaker 1: saying for fucking years that Marcus Licinius Crassus was the
Speaker 1: fucking guy behind what Sorry, what was that? Taniel? It's
Speaker 1: time for an ad break. Okay, this this is Sophie's
Speaker 1: not here, So we've gone well off the road. There's
Speaker 1: no script. There's just yeah, no, like right, normally you
Speaker 1: have like, here's what I've prepared. I've looked really deep
Speaker 1: into this, and I know I know what you're gonna
Speaker 1: get at, and you're gonna ask me, and I've got
Speaker 1: the answers. A book I did not I could never
Speaker 1: have expected. Edgar Gore, the demon Jews literally created. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's all real time. Are we currently on break right now?
Speaker 1: We're still doing it. We're still doing it. It's about
Speaker 1: to be break, but one of someone has to lead
Speaker 1: us into adds. Well, I just want to say one
Speaker 1: point that hearing that list just strikes me. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: sure the person who wrote this book believes all this
Speaker 1: ship the publishers they are such grifters. They're just like, oh, yep,
Speaker 1: that's a conspiracy there. Yeah, that sounds good. Our booney
Speaker 1: Tunes customers will love it. Have you considered the possibility
Speaker 1: that the publishers are in fact not until now? Wow?
Speaker 1: Oh god, I'm not to take a great time for
Speaker 1: we're back. We're back talking about which I just found
Speaker 1: on the previous page. I should have read this ahead
Speaker 1: of time. And edg is an autonomous god of the
Speaker 1: collective group mind and it influences the thoughts of a
Speaker 1: group of people. So the judaic Edgregor is Lucifer. I
Speaker 1: just want to make sure that that's that's really clear here,
Speaker 1: I need to I'm really quick. Um So, it's an
Speaker 1: autonomous god of a collective mind. Yes, it's autonomous, but
Speaker 1: there it's a collect it's a collective mind. It's a
Speaker 1: collective mindset, and this is an autonomous aspect of it.
Speaker 1: It's well reasoned, well reasoned argument. Yeah no, no no, no,
Speaker 1: no no no no no no no no no, no
Speaker 1: no no, yeah, I'm I'm convinced about all the sentences before.
Speaker 1: Maybe changed in my mind. Oh boy. Uh so there's
Speaker 1: a quote from a guy named Henry macaw in this
Speaker 1: that's fucking bonkers. Leah was one of my classmates in
Speaker 1: the Geneva University, Switzerland, where I was studying psychology. She
Speaker 1: was an attractive, blue eyed blonde lady. As she was
Speaker 1: wearing a Star of David. I asked if she was
Speaker 1: a believer. She answered yes and no, adding that she
Speaker 1: believed in a god of the News who was serving
Speaker 1: the Jews rather than being served by them. I immediately
Speaker 1: asked whether she was speaking of an Egregor. Her only
Speaker 1: response was yes, and she broke the conversation. Never again
Speaker 1: did we mention that subject. I have a feeling that
Speaker 1: she was like yeah and then left because who is
Speaker 1: this weird nerd psycho? Yeah? Bro, And then we didn't
Speaker 1: talk again because you're a weird, creepy dude. Because he
Speaker 1: was creepy. I saw my star of David and asked
Speaker 1: if I believed I'm sorry, you don't look Jewish. That
Speaker 1: is how I hit with hit on women. Hey baby,
Speaker 1: you believe in Agregor? Well it works from you, does it?
Speaker 1: Does you? Just it's it's all about confidence and having
Speaker 1: this second place ar Reid, Well, that does go a
Speaker 1: long way. Um, that's a good theory. I would also
Speaker 1: positive that that story is a lie. Yeah, that that
Speaker 1: it's as true as every story of politicians ever told
Speaker 1: of like a service, Thank you, sir. That's one of
Speaker 1: the piece of evidence I think that we could we
Speaker 1: could heal as a nation that both on the left
Speaker 1: and right, it seems equally politicians are obsessed with lying
Speaker 1: that like low level service workers secretly want them to
Speaker 1: know they support. Can't get enough of Paul Ryan. Yeah,
Speaker 1: walking up to Paul Ryan and Brian Schatz, and it's
Speaker 1: been like I love you both, I can't thank you
Speaker 1: for your service. I was lying and went through the
Speaker 1: T s A line a couple of weeks ago, and
Speaker 1: it was like on my birthday and the T s
Speaker 1: A agent like noticed and wished me a happy birthday.
Speaker 1: And that alone was so shocking that it like threw
Speaker 1: me offport rhythm because normally, like they could not care
Speaker 1: less gun in your hands as long as it didn't
Speaker 1: set off the metal. Notice. But they're apparently talking to
Speaker 1: politicians all the time. Okay. The earthly god of Judaism,
Speaker 1: who is androgynous, is known as Leviathan or Malcut so
Speaker 1: edgor and Leviathan or mal cut Leviathan is an evil
Speaker 1: god adopted by the Rabbis as the gut. Wow. Wow,
Speaker 1: this just keeps going. This is fascinating because um aside
Speaker 1: from like it's definitely not this is propaganda. I did
Speaker 1: not expect it to turn into that, but pages more.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, but like but the thing like the flat
Speaker 1: earth stuff is like normally you get like, oh, like
Speaker 1: these are lies by people, and like here's how the
Speaker 1: math is actually wrong, and like here the flight patterns,
Speaker 1: and here's the like normally it's it's not it's still nonsense,
Speaker 1: but it's at least grounded in in some form of reality.
Speaker 1: I was not expecting demigods. Yeah, this is like a
Speaker 1: fantasy fiction scientific reason. Yeah, I think we bang through,
Speaker 1: like the stuff about airplane flights and the ice wall
Speaker 1: and the firmament in the first like, so we can
Speaker 1: get right into Aggregor you obviously you all know this stuff.
Speaker 1: Start talking about this is the good stuff. Wait to
Speaker 1: have a mind blown. Oh my god. The Jewish Edgregor
Speaker 1: or group God is a communist beast that is kept
Speaker 1: together through anti Semitism. What anti Semitism is the means
Speaker 1: by which the head of the snake keeps the body
Speaker 1: of Jews fighting in lockstep. It's leadership. Without anti semitism,
Speaker 1: the body of Jews would disperse and be assimilated into
Speaker 1: gentile nations. This simply cannot be. What you see. Anti
Speaker 1: Semitism is the Jews fault, you know. Do you see?
Speaker 1: Do you see the Rabbis keep them in lines that
Speaker 1: they can make the They require anti semitism to survive,
Speaker 1: don't you get it? It is literally literally just like
Speaker 1: Lauren Southern saying like, oh, yeah, they make up Nazi
Speaker 1: groups all the time to to to survive. Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: it's it's good. Is that you're gonna say it's good?
Speaker 1: It's good and accurate. The language of witchcraft always carries
Speaker 1: two meanings. You knew that, doesn't now I feel stupid.
Speaker 1: I did not know that. Let me explain to you, Katie,
Speaker 1: please do. There's the esoteric meaning for the uninitiated public,
Speaker 1: and then there's the esoteric meaning that is only understood
Speaker 1: about the inner circle of initiatives. For example, Jewish communists
Speaker 1: claim that they are atheists. That is the esoteric meaning
Speaker 1: of communist doctrine. However, the occult meaning of communism is hidden.
Speaker 1: The esoteric meaning of communism is that the collective body
Speaker 1: of Jews make up the agregor. This is like six pages.
Speaker 1: This doesn't make anything. I'm still talking about this. This
Speaker 1: is this doesn't make sense on many different levels, Like
Speaker 1: I know I just said this, But they're hitting hard
Speaker 1: on the fantasy in a way that like you don't like,
Speaker 1: don't go that route. No, no, no, you have to
Speaker 1: use like quote facts and logic to convince the world's
Speaker 1: flat um. Fantasy works well with assholes that you want
Speaker 1: to convert to your opinions. We look at the KKK.
Speaker 1: They love their goblins. Yeah, we're talking like the fashion
Speaker 1: basticism and all that kind of stuff. Yeah, they're they're
Speaker 1: into that magical thinking. Nazis love to put it. Yeah
Speaker 1: that man, magical wave broy that is that is a sentence.
Speaker 1: Holy sh it. The twisted Babylonian god of modern Jewry is,
Speaker 1: as expressed in the Talmud in Kabbalah, is a god
Speaker 1: of vengeance and the hatred of gentiles, in particularly Christians. Wow, no,
Speaker 1: oh God, oh God, I hate that. Maybe God, No,
Speaker 1: this is I don't think I can read, like I
Speaker 1: keep switching through pages to try to get past the
Speaker 1: literal Nazi and we're still are the ten pages. The
Speaker 1: ritual sacrifice of gentile children were bloods over still blood
Speaker 1: passover stuff, which is a medieval myth that like rabbis
Speaker 1: used the blood of like gentile kids to make their
Speaker 1: passover bread. It was one of like the things that
Speaker 1: was in the soil of all of Western Europe that
Speaker 1: was like sort of exploited by the Nazis uh in
Speaker 1: order to get the people to turn over their Jewish neighbors.
Speaker 1: And stuff like that was a major underlying aspect of
Speaker 1: the Holocaust, right just in there. Yeah, pages and pages
Speaker 1: of this is like nineteen twenties era earlier. Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: eighteen fifty. They're talking about like an alleged ritual murder
Speaker 1: of a Catholic priest from eighteen fifty. On the next page, Uh,
Speaker 1: speaking of flat Earth? Like what yeah, just like a
Speaker 1: friendly remind of this, This is about the flat Earth. Yeah,
Speaker 1: where does it get back to the Earth. I flipped
Speaker 1: another five pages over May first, nineteen eighty nine. Oprah
Speaker 1: Winfrey to Jewish woman, and now we're talking about ritual
Speaker 1: sacrifice of babies again. I just I was, I was
Speaker 1: shocked at Oprah Winfrey through in there. She's still on there.
Speaker 1: Three pages later, we're still talking about Oprah. You get
Speaker 1: a conspiracy Oprah on the next page. Two. Okay, we're
Speaker 1: past Oprah. Still anti Semitism, still anti Semitism. Fifty pages. Uh,
Speaker 1: straight Nazi propagandism. I feel a little bit. First, there
Speaker 1: was a lot of ritual sacrifices of babies and whatnot.
Speaker 1: No page elite Jews. First word on the page. They
Speaker 1: love just like I'm they like all like just cooks,
Speaker 1: like just the ritual sacrifice and like the eating the
Speaker 1: babies like that, like the pizza gate que kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: It's all, it's all just like cut from the same cloth. Oh,
Speaker 1: nine eleven was an inside job stuff. Sure we get
Speaker 1: past the anti Semitism and len and you say that,
Speaker 1: but who did it? Can? I guess? I don't. I
Speaker 1: think it might have been the Catholic Church Lincoln. He
Speaker 1: did really really wanted, really wanted him death. All right, Um, well,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry for me. I'm sorry for making assumptions. Nazi
Speaker 1: propaganda book, flat Lee seems emphatic about his beliefs in
Speaker 1: a flat earth. In his comments, he calls those who
Speaker 1: believe in a globular earth globe tards. Okay, yeah, oh
Speaker 1: that's good. But he does not like flatly. He's a
Speaker 1: he's a chill. I think he might just be another
Speaker 1: successful flat earth person. That right, it's not it's right
Speaker 1: there in his name his name. Alright. I bet there's
Speaker 1: like a like a lot of infighting where like, okay,
Speaker 1: this flat Earth third doesn't get into the Jewish conspiracy
Speaker 1: stuff enough and like that's the stuff is how are
Speaker 1: you talking about this? It's like, yeah, stop talking about
Speaker 1: the flight patterns, talking about the guys. Guys, stop fighting.
Speaker 1: You're both wrong, you're both you're both wrong. All right,
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna flip to the very end because I
Speaker 1: got to see how this ship concludes. I bet it terribly.
Speaker 1: Six hundred and sixty Wow? Six? Way did they get
Speaker 1: to six? Six? Six? Is? You know? Yeah? Yeah it
Speaker 1: is actually with with the there's like a hundred pages
Speaker 1: of uh bibliography, just like mine. Yeah, Joseph L. Flatley
Speaker 1: the Earth, this flat invade don't want you to know.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, they isn't surrounded by Israel to pay students
Speaker 1: to defend it online. Israeli students get the electronic into
Speaker 1: fotic goods. Source. Uh boy, George Washington, The world's first
Speaker 1: social media war is reel versus Hamas zero Hedge another
Speaker 1: an unimpeachable sort. I like getting my news from an
Speaker 1: avatar of Tyler Dirt. Yes, yes, oh boy. A lot
Speaker 1: of a lot of sources from Michael Hoffman's Judaism discovered. Okay, okay, yeah, alright, alright,
Speaker 1: let's get all right here we go. Let's see how this.
Speaker 1: Let's see us sore and caguards stated, there are two
Speaker 1: ways to be fooled, want us to believe what isn't true.
Speaker 1: The other is to refuse to believe what is true.
Speaker 1: God states that evil men and seducers, so shall wax
Speaker 1: worse and worse, deceiving and being deceased Timo. Three three
Speaker 1: one three. The so called scientists that are pushing helio
Speaker 1: centrism have been deceived and haven't turned become deceivers themselves.
Speaker 1: They are rules who speak lies. And if you used
Speaker 1: to believe the truth, for the wisdom of this world
Speaker 1: is volutionists with God. For it is written he taketh
Speaker 1: the wise in their own craftiness. We are admonished to
Speaker 1: keep the faith and not joined with those so called
Speaker 1: scientists who oppose God's word. And then there's a there's
Speaker 1: a Bible quote about false science and stuff. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: so yeah, there we go. Okay, all right, there we go.
Speaker 1: You got you wrapped up, civilly, you're convinced they were civil.
Speaker 1: They didn't mention the all the terrible stuff. Neil deGrasse
Speaker 1: Tyson is two pages from the end, so he inadvertently
Speaker 1: exposes helio centrom Centrism for what it really is. It's
Speaker 1: nice by Betty doesn't Tyson uses the satanic trick of
Speaker 1: an all or nothing interpretation of the Bible. What oh boy?
Speaker 1: But like, how do you wait? So they're saying that,
Speaker 1: like you can pick and choose which part of the
Speaker 1: Bible you believe. I know there's that, and then also
Speaker 1: the quote you said about believing the wrong thing, but
Speaker 1: also the trap of believing the You either believe the
Speaker 1: what's untrue or you refuse to believe. Yeah, dude, that's right,
Speaker 1: well said, Well said. It seems like he might have
Speaker 1: written five hundred and sixteen page or six hundred sixty
Speaker 1: Think he lost I think he got all turned around
Speaker 1: as he was doing it, stuck in the weeds. There's
Speaker 1: more Oprah in here than I expected. It's more Ron
Speaker 1: Howard in there. There's definitely more direct words from an
Speaker 1: episode of Residential. It's a lot more than they expected. Yeah,
Speaker 1: probably didn't expect themselves to see themselves cited in the
Speaker 1: Nazi Proper narrator says they didn't. Well Edward, Henry uh
Speaker 1: Great Monta publishing not as convincing as you may have
Speaker 1: wanted to be. When I said earlier that I was
Speaker 1: maybe being convinced I was joking. I did not know
Speaker 1: the word or I'm thrilled and I'm going to be
Speaker 1: using that a lot. It's a good one reclaim the
Speaker 1: word could. Theoretically, I don't know how many people it
Speaker 1: takes to make an egg. We get a couple hundred
Speaker 1: thousand listeners in episode, we could all collective make an
Speaker 1: with our sub our minds correctsciousness, and we could make
Speaker 1: our fight Edward Henry. Wouldn't that prove him right? Though?
Speaker 1: Exists as possible? Oh? Could it not be Lucifer? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I think so what if? What if? What if we
Speaker 1: name ours Headward injury? Yeah? I'm okay with that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, I mean you could look Edward is just
Speaker 1: a bunch of people thinking like like like the same
Speaker 1: thing to try to like everyone who donated to might
Speaker 1: go fundmate could really be part of an egregor. Uh
Speaker 1: good good? So maybe we're making good So thank you
Speaker 1: for being part of my egregor. That is very unrelated
Speaker 1: to this, but also not because the audiobooks about nazis
Speaker 1: pretty it's pretty close actually, Like anyway, this was my
Speaker 1: maybe misguided way of thanking everyone for donating. I mean,
Speaker 1: straight up did not expect the Nazi stuff, but like
Speaker 1: it did not either. I thought it would just be
Speaker 1: like batty science, but that that went right into Nazi territory.
Speaker 1: We opened to a lot of random pages and and
Speaker 1: it was almostly not a lot of it was Nazis.
Speaker 1: Just a lot of it was Nazis and Professor Dingle.
Speaker 1: Of course, I gotta get name, gotta get a Dingle
Speaker 1: in there. So I don't know, you guys want to
Speaker 1: plug your plug doubles? Why not after that little Nazi
Speaker 1: propaganda we just read through. We got a podcast, we
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Speaker 1: thank you very much. I'll do another one, probably in
Speaker 1: a year, and I'm sure to find another book that
Speaker 1: accidentally winds up pagan intense like medical like like Nazi
Speaker 1: propaganda is so intense that the Nazis moved past it
Speaker 1: by the late thirties, and we're like, that's too mystical
Speaker 1: for us. We'll stick to that. We don't need the witchcraft.
Speaker 1: It's like it's like written is like you're already a Nazi, okay,
Speaker 1: and we're gonna take you a little farther like you're
Speaker 1: already on board with the stuff we're gonna say. Let's
Speaker 1: tell you about the fucking egg Jesus Christ. Surprise, surprise,
Speaker 1: all right, that's the episode. Check us out on behind
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