Chilluminati Podcast - Episode 213 - The Lands Beyond The Ice Walls of Earth!

Episode Date: July 22, 2023

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Music Hello everybody and welcome back to the Chaluminati podcast episode 213 as always and when your host Mike Martin joined by the Bill Murray and Chevy Chase of LA. Yes he now. Oh, bitter enemies. Peter enemies. Bitter enemies that were actors. I know. Pitted against each other from the very start, occupying the same place on SNL.

I don't like this because I'm Chevy Chase. Like, right, there's no way Alex is Chevy Chase. So that makes me by default, Chevy Chase. And I don't like that. Your Chevy Chase, your Chevy Chase, like there was never a good Chevy Chase. There's no one. You're like the young version of Chevy Chase on community. No, just like don't win. There's no winning. No, he's there's no winning here. He was a terror in real life, but he was funny on the show. Yeah, it doesn't help. It doesn't hurt. It's kind of thing.

Fletch, right? No, everyone's still hiding him. He was kind of asking me to do that. I have heard communities great, but I've never seen it. It's, you know, I expect you not to have watched most things. So when you say I haven't seen it, there's nothing about that that surprises me anymore. No, good. We have that's called growth, Jesse. Congratulations. I don't know that it is, but well, we missed you last week, Jesse. We missed you. We had a Davis in your seat.

Beautiful. Beautiful. It was a, you know, I don't know, less argumentative than usual, I guess. I was also listening to story. It was also listening to story episode. Okay, so there were no wild claims made. No, no, not at all. Yeah, I don't know, you know, Davis is a good guy. He, you know, cares what other thing,

like other people think and he's like a friend to everyone and he's like a nice kind soul in me, bitter, bitter and old and spiteful Hollywood has roughed you up to. Yeah, and Chevy Chase. They'll marry. They'll marry. They'll go for a full circle. You made the argument for yourself.

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This is how politicians are born. Minute that, check clear, is I'm like, I just want to tell you about how much of the valiance and how real they are. You're going to change the whole course of the show. Yeah, you would just change everything for a month. We can't talk about the aliens right now, man. It'll take up the whole goddamn episode. Even if there's eventually very soon, don't worry.

We'll get there eventually very soon. We'll get there eventually very soon, don't worry. The Pentagon put amendments forward that basically say, okay, but you can't look at any of our stuff. And it's just like frustrating. And it's just, and though in the vote into the Senate past 73 to 25, which is pretty interesting. It was pretty bipartisan.

Anyway, we'll talk about that maybe in the menu. So today, though, which was supposed to be a JFK episode, I have to get this off my brain. I'm sorry, I have to flush it out of my system. I got introduced to this thing. And I just, I lost over a week to try and to like learn about it. Where do you go? I just just wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, should I know what we're doing today? Is this something? I'm gonna, you know what? I'm gonna say one word to you, and I don't

even think you're gonna know what it means and it won't even matter, okay? We did talk about intex, but you were in the UK and busy and like making a video game. And also this is not true. This is also not a real thing. Like this, this is not like you. Sure. Yeah, and we're gonna get there. We're gonna get there.

It is not a real thing. I'm not saying it's not real. It's just saying it's not real. I wouldn't be surprised if you hadn't heard of this is all I'm saying. It's not correct. You might have heard of aspects of it though. So the book's name, let me just put, let me just say this. Terra Infinita.

Have you, does that ring a bell, Jesse? Do you know what Terra Infinita is? No, but it sounds like an RPG from 1996. You are, thank God and you are correct. I'm so glad you don't know what this is. It's weird. Okay, so I came across, Wait, why did the two of you know what this is?

Because I was, I was forced to learn about this. Why were you forced to learn? This is like on fire in certain circles of TikTok right now. This book, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't. Why were you forced to learn? TikTok introduced it to me. And then I was like, wait, what? And then I, it was done at that point.

My ADHD locked in and I just, I had a special interest for a week. So let me get this straight. The algorithm, right? Stupid people on TikTok. And I want to assume had a special interest for a week. So let me get this straight. The algorithm. Stupid people on tick. And I'm gonna assume stupid people because they're so dark. Already has the vibe of like when someone on tick talk, maybe just a 20 minute explainer about how, again, my favorite one is this woman who for maybe 40 videos tried to convince the internet that the Roman Empire wasn't real.

Dude, I had a crazy Karen looking crazy bitch on TikTok holding this book up. And without, she clearly didn't try to fact check it, but she, this is like her Bible now, and this is all that matters to her. And this is the reality of it. This is insane fucking shit. So this is the book, Terran Thinidad, extra-trestural worlds, and their civilization, the story told by the woman who was born in the land behind the ice walls, Jesse. Whoa.

This is so, this is so, what did you just say? We are so out there. I'll give you one more time. Listen carefully. patreon.com slash to the manate pod. Exactly. Camera and finita extraterrestrial worlds and their civilizations, the story told by the woman who was born in the lands behind the ice walls. Okay, aliens and then a woman born behind so in my mind.

Yeah, what is what is this title conjure up for you? Yeah, yeah, no, see here's the thing. I too have been on TikTok. So I think I know where this is going. Yeah, I probably I'm not sure. So have you seen the picture? No, I haven't seen the picture of the map here. I've got one on that. I don't want to look at it yet, because I'm not gonna look at it yet. I'm gonna look at it yet, but I'll put it in there.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. So a lot of the flat earthers that exist, their whole thing is that around the edges of the world, the Arctic and Antarctic are not continents or like glaciary North Poli bits. They are in fact walls around which the flat earth exists. Now, I guess that is the newest version of you'll fall off the edge of the earth kind of thing, except you can't get past them because there's these walls.

So this woman is saying, or I guess the author of this book is saying that she is from beyond the walls and outside those walls are where all the aliens are in which case, yeah, I am so ready for this episode. When this book came in and I started reading it, I then realized this is the second book of like three. And the first book is about her father, a man by the name of William Morris, who was an explorer and discovered these places on his own in like the early 1940s, I think it was. So just so you know, these books are written by author Claudio Nasselli.

On the back of the book, he has his YouTube channel link, his Instagram check. So the woman on TikTok was talking about Claudio, who is the dude who wrote the books. The woman on TikTok was talking about the book that Claudio wrote, but the book is told from the perspective of the daughter of William Morris, the man who first found it, according to this man. Why is it so, why does it have to be so complicated? Exactly. Just so that you break from reality instantly. Yeah, it's like, it's like house alieves.

When it's like, okay, this story is inside of a screenplay that I found inside of the story that you're reading. Yeah, kind of idea. I just am excited for us to get to the point where we're the disc balanced on the elephant, you're reading. Yeah, kind of I do. I'm just excited for us to get to the point where where the disc balanced on the elephant that's balanced on the turtle that like, you know, you know, I mean, you're out of the five balls and each of the balls is one of the dragon balls and not even that far off. I couldn't be closer to the jet. Yeah. So what we're

going to do is we're going to talk about specifically William Morris and his discovery of this place. I hate that his name is William Morris. Yeah, it's thrown me for a loop too. But we'll start with talking about Helen here to begin to lay a foundation of this world. But Jesse, to answer your question, it is that conspiracy theory, right? This is like classic Chaluminati, like episode three or four, we're doing hollow earth, hollow moon, kind of nonsense. So you take that idea of flat earth surrounded by an ice wall, except beyond the ice wall, there is more earth out there. There's

oceans and countless continents that belong to random different civilizations, some extraterrestrial, some terrestrial, some have been around longer than we would imagine. And it is to some a flat earth, but there are those who believe. The earth is actually much larger, and all these plants, these things exist on a larger earth, and it's just our domed quote unquote existence, hoping your third eye Jesse is all we know. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. So what is the stars then? Are we going biblical where it's like, oh, space still exists, space still exists, but it's just not what we've been told it is. Earth exists in space.

Well, it's flat. But in space, gravity like the reason why everything's spherical is because of gravity. No, no, no, no, no, see, the things that you're getting that we're seeing of humans in space are people on sound stages, green screens, invisible wires, and thousands or millions of dollars worth of production? Okay, I'm back in. Let's do this.

Let's go. I like it. It's really easy once you once you just decide that the, you know, there, nothing is none of the facts are there. And this is like some evil cabal is in charge of keeping us in the dark is what you're saying. Kind of. Yeah, kind of. We'll talk about what about who or what is keeping it in charge.

Now, before I- I don't even feel like it's gonna be like, a little bit racist. You know, it's just like whoever's doing it, it's a little bit racist. This is the shit, by the way, and another reason I'm doing this, other than the fucking insanity,

this is the shit that people just pick up without question. And this leads down, as Jesse may have just pointed out, a very particular and evil path. Because it's really fucking easy when it's presented in such a way and you just don't feel like thinking at all. I mean, honest to God, that's the real talent of these people. They just don't have to come down.

I'm down to the fact that a lot of people are looking for stuff to believe in. Absolutely. Thanks to explain the world. And for sure right now, we're at a point in civilization where like religions of the past are a little like falling out of favor with many people, especially in more Western civilizations.

And so when you don't have like that to fall back on, because remember, they're much Western history, life sucked, but they were like, yo, it may suck now, but when you die, heaven baby, and now as people are like moving away from that, they're latching onto other things to try to make sense of an insane existence. And when they don't have the patience

or the thought to be like, okay, well, maybe we don't have it all figured out. And, you know, scientists, they presented answer, but then their answer's wrong six months later maybe. That to you isn't solid enough. And so you end up here, I guess. And frankly, I'm ready. I'm ready to do this.

I think it's just hard, you know, to look at the way the world is and avoid problems the way that we used to. The internet and global communication changed our living, curious. And so more than just answers this time, I feel like part of it is like, I feel like the craziness of it,

kind of like, kind of like makes it. Like, you don't want just knowledge, you want like the secret knowledge. Oh my God, yes, exactly. You want the secret knowledge that everybody and that nobody's willing to believe, because it's too crazy, but it's true.

Well, I just don't even know this is the truth. This is the damn truth, boys. And we're gonna need it. It's also a thrill. It's the reason why Q took off so much. It's that people, especially like in the, like I'm at home and I got nothing going on. Time, period.

That's me, right? Yeah, people are just like, I want to be a part of something. And when you, it's like do your own research and that kind of stuff. It is literally. They love that kind of shit because it, it absolutely makes you feel like you're, you've uncovered something and you're a part of something and you know, and other people don't. And yeah, I understand it. I get it. It's the same reason why educated people like people who are very educated like extreme like Double PhD. They all have this little bit of like I'm a little smarter than you when I say it's exactly They accept the opposite end where they're just in crazy town, but they're like I know things you don't know

And that's why you're dumb. Yep, exactly five literally. I agree and just you know to put it out there The books written again by author Claudio Nasselli, he goes by a NOS Confundin, which is Latin for those who confuse, I believe, if I remember correctly, his YouTube channel's NOS Confundin, Instagram, all that good stuff. Now, I'm not saying he is, but there's a lot of evidence this man is a con man, making a lot of money off of something that might have already existed. What do you mean? A long time ago man making a lot of money off of something that might have already existed a long time ago. But that required another little bit of research that these people didn't want to do.

But I'm here for you. If you are one of those people who stumbled across this, maybe you came across this episode because you're deep in the hole of Tara and Finnerdon, you believe it. I beg of you to stick around, listen to this. Let us, let's go deep, deep, deep and see where this may have even originated. And then afterwards, if you hear this episode, you're like, you know what, fuck these guys are still believe, dude, I wish I could join you in your mystery fantasy land. Have a good time.

I wish you the best. This book is fucking crazy. Before we even get the page one, I see you want to read this little thing for you. I linked you the map. You're welcome to look at the map now. And I want you to know. Yeah, looking, get the, yeah, I'm a little, I've, Dnd can't actually played on RPG campaigns that look like this. Yep, yeah, exactly I mean, just send you really quick as a follow up to that image. I'm just gonna send you a image of the DC universe.

Yes, please do please do. It's a thing. Dude, that's so funny. You know what's great about that is in the DC universe, there is that sort of wall that no one can penetrate. The wall of like souls or whatever you told me about. Well, there's all kinds of walls. Yeah.

So really quickly for those who don't see this 178 worlds under the great dome, there is a dome of ice that surrounds many other smaller worlds within many other domes. And again, it is straight up just like planes walker shit. Yes. It is. There's domes that look like the boulders gave three man. Yeah, there's domes that look like fiery worlds. There's icy worlds and there's always different things. And it's kind of like when people explain the multiverse and they use the example of bubbles and all these bubbles pop up And so it like looking at the top of if you like put cream in your coffee and start real quick like the top of that and the little bubbles that form It looks like that. It's fascinating. It again is every single RPG

Campaign map I've ever seen my entire life? It looks like the type of universe where they want the freedom to like not cross over if they don't want to, but like They also can if they need to it's like there's barriers between everything to keep it tidy for like the single issues like the Like Batman the book, but like Justice League, you know, maybe can cross into the other ones. It's also got some Great tie-ins with previous things. Like, there's Nibiru, it has all the hits are here. I like it. I mean, there's a lot there. You, I would imagine, Jesse, seeing this map,

you might be like, wondering, well, how the hell, if these are so secret, how did we get this map? Like, how do we know of these lands if they're hidden away from our common eye? She came from beyond, she came from beyond the wall. I mean, like it's written in the book. Actually, you'd be wrong. What? The map was provided by Navigator and Helen's father, William Morris, who first obtained it from she key, the giant human on his visit to the moving lands of top. That is written by Jack Kirby. And you can't trick me. That

is real. That is from 1962. The moon of the lands of Toff, that shit's a fire. I love it. That's the movie land of Toff. Great a fantasy. I read some Marvel comics 1962. Jack Kirby solo book. Just trying out some wacky ideas, big blocky art.

That's what it, the giant human, come on. I know, it's phenomenal. It's a Jorge Louis Borges short story. So I'm going to just open up this with just a little bit of Helen's day-to-day life. And talk about, I think it becomes pretty apparent if this is true to how she lives her life. Why she may be fantasized about living in this, her father was an amazing person, or why Claudio maybe wrote such a fictional, fantastical story of his life as indicative of this. So let me just read a little bit of it and you're going to see, I think it's going to become pretty obvious. 9.15 a.m. marked the clock in

the suffocating and sad gray room. My eyes barely opened and they somehow tried to give me an overview of where I really was. I must admit that every day I find it more difficult to adapt to this world. My mind takes minutes to realize that I am back in the walled lands, where my ancestors have walked long ago. I found a rolled up newspaper on the door that said June 22nd, that's how they count the days here. Each one faithfully. That's such a... I know, bro. I know. She's acting like she's a stranger to the entire like world and society. And she's like, anyway, I found a newspaper. Yeah, that's how they track the days here.

Each one faithful to their so pigeon-holed grid, where it seems that nothing can get out of the script, that mundane script that they created for the forced partners of this abyss, dark and sinister. A humanity that seems to bleed day by day without realizing that it collides every day against the crude reality that they let long ago, that they let long ago all this become something immovable. That paradox was one sentence. Jack Kirby was tired.

He didn't want to work with Stan Lee. Stan Lee was getting under his skin. He wanted to do something a little more far out. Even the language sounds like Jack Kirby. I love this though. This is really creative in a way that it's kind of like, if this book had started with the, like the description of a world that seemed fantastical and weird and strange,

and then it was like, I flipped the paper. January 12th. Earth. I would be like, oh, I hate this. January 6th. Earth. Yeah, it's all one on one long run on sentence. And then this next bit kind of hammers at home.

This cannot be called life. I thought to myself every time I visit the land where my father was born, my grandparents, my ancestors, those who left their lives to see a free humanity. And I found this. It hurts my heart to imagine the bones of my brothers who must still be buried in here in these lands who died believing and fighting for everything to be different. So that's just like the first couple paragraphs. And to me it becomes immediate apparent who was writing this cloudio or's Helen, quote, unquote, they hate, they just hate reality reality sucks

for them. They don't like how boring it is, how rigid it is. And this I fucking get it. So I decided to go be a podcaster. You know, the best I can do to get out of the system. This is like nerd. This is like, what year is this? This is like nerd. This book came out last year, 2022, but the writing in it is from, that's just the author's writing. 2022? Yes, his writing. Oh, I thought it was William Morris' writing. Okay.

No, this is, and from the perspective of Helen, his daughter, we're talking about the second book here, just to kind of lay out the world, because we're not going to go a huge amount of the world when we start talking about William Morris a little bit. So the map was handed to them by a by sheet key, the giant human. They clearly hate life and they start thinking about back where times were free, where back where things once were kind of made sense. Great again. For everybody who wants to know, right now we live in what's known as the Great Don't.

You know, before going into each of the worlds, it's necessary to make the caveat and clarify what the Great Don means and what we mean when we mention it moving forward. The great dome are called the end of the known is that which covers it and closes in some way all the other known worlds. Very few were able to see this end and even touch it can it really be touched. So the great dome covers everything that I shared with you on that map. That's what's quote-unquote the known lands. Because if you look past the ice wall in that map, it all says unknown unknown unknown, who knows what's beyond that? Right. And so that again, very DC with this sort of wall of crazy ass faces. Yeah. And

like, deans and like no one brings it unless it's, you know, what's on the other side is pure creation. It's the will of the other. I mean, you are correct. Moreover, it said that some experiments were made to be able to cross over it, but it wasn't not possible. It is the terror of several colonizing civilizations that do not sleep peacefully since any race from outside could take away from them from one day. Some out. Yeah. Yeah. Do you think DC is soft disclosure? Oh my God, that's a long soft disclosure then. Yeah, well, because it's so wacky, like maybe letting us know what's really going on. Both comic book companies are currently embroiled in multiverse education in mass media.

in multiverse education in mass media. Like the flash is a multiverse movie, Dr. Strange was a multiverse movie, Spider-Man, Spider-Verse, both Spider-Man is actually. I mean, yes, so maybe this is all part of, this is, NOS couldn't fund them as part of the government machine. He lives in Buenos Aires, so. This looks a lot like if you tried to like in baby language, just kind of describe what the universe is.

Yes. Oh my God. So like, I'm going to take that point and jump on it. First, you're right, though, the flat earthers, if they would just leave the conspiracy behind, we could have amazing authors. We could have a suite of amazing fantasy novels and amazing authors that are wasting their talent. That's where we are. We are We're talking about, fly authors.

Yeah, just go away. They just go away. Yeah, they made a new world for themselves. That's cooler than the one that we have and they don't need it to be real. They're just there anyway. Yeah, they're just there anyway. That's it. That's all it takes.

So you might be wondering how many worlds do we know of then under this great dome? Well, there are 178 different worlds that we are aware of. Past what we know as quote unquote, earth and encompass many great other continents filled with human-like creatures, along with extra terrestrial creatures. And the one that you might be most familiar with are the lands of the custodians. The very first thing we're going to talk about as we break away. And the one that you might be most familiar with are the lands of the custodians. The very first thing we're going to talk about as we break away.

This is a parasitic race that's kind of talked about a little bit, but these things they base their technology on straight attack and defense weapons. They use all their potential in discovery, colonization, and exploitation of other lands, as well as the beings that they can find. They're beginning when they arrived is unclear, and we still have many questions. There are theories among the giants where it is said that the custodial race was attacked by some other race that did not even come from this great dome, and that they merged with the locals to create a great force that later gave origin to what we now know as the custodians.

This is literally mass effect. The custodians are the grays, by the way, I just want you to be aware. I'm letting you know this is straight up mass effect. Like everything you just said, you're just putting up. Perfect one and two. To these custodians, it said that they were the first to leave their world and advance on their way to the others with great destructive and colonizing power, having reached each of the world and tried to explore around the known end of the world.

So they were exploring, they're trying to find more things, see what else is out there. And while they have been defeated on at least two known occasions by two completely different races, it's certain that they are also vengeful. And that, if they have yet not a try again, they soon will. The custodians are the only race. The were the ones who attempted to enter the celestial lands that very little is known. There's a celestial land out there as well. So just as custodians. It's under one of the domes. Yeah, it's under one of the domes. I see. So here's my question

about this. We know about this because of lots of primary sources and archaeological evidence, right? Not like one map that showed up on the internet 10 years ago, right? You want to, let's keep going. I'm not going to answer that question. I don't want to ruin it for you. Okay. So basically, this, these lands are the moat, the celestial lands are the most mysterious of all the known worlds, and while all are almost all the races existing today are aware of this place, very few dare to want to penetrate it for some reason. The story goes that humanity, in a way, comes from these lands, and that each of the humans have the source or life energy known as

soul that comes from these lands. Therefore, the human destiny is to confront the custodians that whatever is done, the great clash will be inevitable. If you can't follow. Right, right, right. So, one might call that that human spirit dynamists and really it's just the plot of fantasy 14. Okay.

Or have you played advent rising and the humans have that special energy that they then have to fight as the aliens come to club. Again, the plot of fun, like how are you the hero of Final Fantasy 14? Yeah, it checks out. This closure has been happening forever. This is the real element. It's off the scotch. Yeah, this is, it's checks out.

It's all there. It's like a genome geneering, dude. It's all right. If this, if this leads to me being a like intent, I believe completely. Dude, straight up, I'm in. I need those space roller blades. I'm in. A don't where they from, do you think? So the custodians and giants have already collided and the forces of humankind and the

custodians have collided and the forces of humankind and the custodians have collided in the past. And we were successful with the help of the Anachim Giants among other races. And history will surely repeat itself again as said earlier, another clash is coming. The custodians are coming to wipe us all the fuck out. Why? What do we do? We're humans.

Oh, but like why is that important to them? That confirms my self hate very much. Okay, so here's the other part, going through this, you're just gonna have to accept things. Because if you ask why, this book doesn't have any goddamn answers. No, but real quick, real quick. I'll be hungry. I'm gonna be hungry.

Hang on, hang on, I just want you to look at how these chapters are. Ready? Okay. That's the chapter start. Yeah. That's the whole chapter. Like Dan Brown. Yeah. We literally both are like it's less than a hundred pages long. It's less than a hundred pages long. I took like a Dan Brown. I went to Mexico once and I was reading a Dan Brown novel on the book, loved it. Top three. It was great. I want you guys, now as we move through some of these lands. Probably was a joy to do the research for this episode too, right? It was deced.

That's why I'm doing it. It's like, I wouldn't call it easy. A huge headache, a huge headache that is confusing but fun. Okay, now we're going to go through a handful of the lands that we know of, who resides in them. And then we're going to talk about William Morris and how he even discovered this place, originally. And then I'm gonna do everybody out there favor who never bothered to do any research.

And I'm gonna tell you the next step and tell you where all this shit fucking came from and why Claudio and Aseli is a con man. Okay, first land. Whoa, whoa, whoa. I feel like we're jumping away from the main story here. I don't wanna know. We're going back fake.

All right. Well, okay, I want the truth. You boys have been educating some alien lore over the years. As we bring up these lands, I'm curious. Hold on, I forgot my question. I want to say it again before you continue. Oh, yeah, go ahead. Out of the 178 domes in the big dome, how many of those are human?

Well, the ones we live in right now is the focus of humanity. There are other human like races out there, like human giants, they're giant humans that we are the only humans really the main humans. So it's one of one 78, one of 178, correct. But like the best and out there, there are other species like bird people and like dragonkin. Bro, you are dead on. I want you to, I need you, Jesse. I know you probably like locked it away and threw it out of your brain.

We need to go get into that mental chest of alien knowledge that I have forced into your cerebellum. Sure, sure, sure. All the different races. Yeah, you need to keep that in mind. But are there more than just this? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.

Oh, cool, cool. So there's like, there's like halflings and orcs and half orcs and half animals. Maybe not so much. Three months. Okay. We're talking about the land of fact, not fiction here. Right, right. But I like it in theory. Sure. So all right. All right. So instead of like

high fantasy, we're talking like, you know, there's like a half like one guy's got like a cyborg bit going on. Sure. And I'm like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, so here's my question. Why then are we so important? Are we the last humans? Like that's the thing is we can throw off the balance of the whole dome. I can't promise you that you will have an answer

by the end of this. I only ask because I want to know what our problem is so I can help betray us to. Dude, I'm with you. I'm with you. Dude, I want to go meet Shiki, the human giant help betray us to. Dude, I'm with you. I'm with you, I'm with you. Dude, I want to go meet Shiki, the human giant. I'll just let her crush me between her thighs. I don't give a damn.

I feel like that's an ally to humanity and I don't want that. I want you to be with you. I'm with you, sex people. Seems chill to me. Yeah, I'm with you. Seems like a human giant. Come on. That's my first place.

One of my favorite sketch groups, the human giant. The first place we're going to talk about is rooted in where ancient aliens is kind of sits. The ancient Sumerians, the Anunnaki's. The Anunnaki lands. Now we haven't talked too much about the ancient Sumerian texts in the Anunnaki. It's another extraterrestrial deep dive that we'll do one day. For now, if you've sound familiar, that's good because here's what you need to know. The Anunnaki were another of the colonizing and parasitic races that sickening the other worlds, manipulating controlling the children of the children for years and years. Another of our enemies, a hostile and power hungry race,

they are the creators of the pyramids and build these structures in all the worlds they visit. So it's almost like they're calling card. The pyramids are their calling card. Right. Anunnaki, we know them. We've done this before. Some consider them the strongest race under the dome and their skin is like a yellow green ash. That kind of stuff. And they live in an arid zone with little vegetation. And although the waters of Horace seem to be parrot, parrot, just yes, cool, beat, whatever.

Basically, they can go have any water and their snakes around. Okay. Next up. We can't, it'll be a whole episode. We just, you just, you just can't, but the desert? Yeah, but it's like an arid poisonous desert where there's not a lot of water. Yeah, and snakes, very little vegetation, but the waters of Horace still touch the lands. Uh, next we got the lands of Venus.

Time out, time out, who's Horace? In this scenario, like the Egyptian God Horace? Yeah, like, yeah, you do do all you need to know think Egyptian God Just like I'm sorry, but like but like is he in a god or is he just like a powerful dude a dome Do you see him as a god, but is that because he's a god or is that because he's something more like that? I'm saying like a great question traveler super good question powers Honestly, Jesse, maybe you need to start going exploring so you can find out the answers to these things. I honest to God in 10 to. So I'm going to deep dive the hell out of it because I got questions because is he

a God because he can leave the don't where there's some people that can get outside the dome or has no one left the big dome. No, no one's at the big big dome. Are those who have have never come back? The people that can go between the domes of the planes walkers. Yeah, yeah, and but you can't leave the big dome because that's right. Yeah, that's right. Yeah, yeah, there you go.'t leave the big don't be because that's right. Yeah, that's right. Yeah, there you go

So you have the lands of horror on anarchy's lands the sea of horse and the lands of Seth those are all considered on anarchy lands Next up we have the lands of Venus which are made up of Ruth Gregory mightiner Kunits in Isabella Mightiner Ruth are you TH? MEITNER mightner MEITNER, MITENER, OK. Breggory, PUNIT, CUNITZ, and Isabella. Those are the lands. They sound like Evangelians. This takes place up to the third impact.

LAUGHTER The original beings of these lands also called Venucians, sound familiar, boys. Venus. And unlike those of Mars, these all survived, they survived all colonization, but nobody knows how. It's still not known for sure how these beings were able to make from the brutal colonization they suffered along before the custodians took the known lands. If you're like, wait, that doesn't make any

sense, good, good, because they never explain. According to some legends, within the giant race, the first humans thought to make contact with the original venous scenes in order to form a block against the colonizers and thus learn from each other. This happened in the beginning just before the custodians took the first humans by surprise and they ended up being colonized in the walled lands. There are theories that some of the early humans who started in these lands, the lands of Asgard, Lemuria and Atlantis, may have escaped before the first custodial attack on the humans and possibly settled in the lands of Venus and those who live in Venus known as Venushians are actually the first humans that were attacked by the custodians and escaped and lived. And then so there's even so there's even a dome called Venus.

Yeah, well the dome of the lands of Venus are consist of multiple lands. So that's the land of Venus. I see, but does that dome have a, is that? That's in our giant dome. That's in 178 worlds. Right, but that's the land of Venus itself is a dome with the land inside. Yeah, if you look at all the worlds, almost all of them have their own walls as well.

So, let me just get this straight. So, we're in space in real life. And there's a barrier of air between us and space, the land between that connects the different worlds. And then there's another planet just next to ours. Call it. It's not on space. It's on. Right. Right. No. Yeah. Yeah. In reality, I'm just talking about the fit in the 3D fictional 3D world. Oh, well, again, what we know of space is all a lie. We don't know what's out there. Because what they do is they film on a sound studio

in front of a green screen with invisible... Who is the timeout timeout? NASA, the government, everybody. No, no, no, no, okay, okay. I get that. Uh-huh. When I take my telescope, because Venus isn't that far away.

A person can get a high-powered telescope in their home. It's one of the brightest things in the sky. So if I point my telescope to it, what am I looking at? Uh, who knows? Maybe a hologram? Project Blue Beam, something to keep you in the dark. What you we see in our night, so this, they do talk about what we see in our night sky is different than what you would see in the sky once you left the dome of our own known earth and move into the lands.

So it's like a Truman show. Yeah, okay, there you go. Like a very, because we only, yeah, yeah, but what's out there? I mean, maybe planets, Jesse, maybe they are planets. It seems so convoluted though. No, this is very clear. What are you talking about? I just like feel like, you know, many, many,

you know, a thousand years before there were sound stages, they were still looking at Venus. That's the fake history they teach you. Oh shit. Oh shit, you're right. You just got icepill, bro. You got icepill. I love it. History is written by the winners, dude. Oh shit. History is written by the domers, brother. So that's the lands of Venus and their potentially humans that survived the first custodian attack. The next are the lands of the drako. That's

just dragonkins. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. This is they have the land. The lands of the Draco. That's just dragonkins. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They have the land, the lands of the Draco consist of Edamon and Athabine. And it's one kind of continent surrounded by water. And the water itself is surrounded by an ice, ice wall all the way around. You can see it pretty clear. Right there. You also have a map. The Draco lands also known as Edamines are the inhabitants of the Draco rather are the inhabitants of the Draco lands, which are northwest of the known lands, which is our land.

So these lands are northwest of what we consider earth to be. North West. You have to cross over the lands of Venus to get there though. Let's say you're standing in China, how much way is north west? Okay, remember, it's not a globe, it's all flat. It's all flat. It's all flat. It's all flat.

So it's all the same. I mean, sure. Where does it? What's the real Northwest America? Probably based on these people. I guess maybe I like where do I look to the Northwest wherever I am? Well, if you want, I can look at the map and find the known lands and then try to go Northwest from there according to the map. I think we should. I mean, yeah, you can do it. It's in there somewhere. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. So let's see. The land where we were in the middle, the known lands. No, it's a I don't know.

No, not the lands are sort of in the middle. Venus is to the south. Oh, yeah, I see the lands of Draco. They're northwest. Yeah, no, they totally are. They go like they're like straight west from the lands of Venus. And then the the structures underneath are those land structures like the gray and the white. Yeah, they like walls, like the gray and the white.

Yeah, they're like walls, mountains, that kind of stuff. So there is topography between the domes. Yeah, yeah, there's some of them. Yeah, you can see giant ice things that go across one land is all underground looking. Yeah, we gotta have a geologist looking. Is one land is multiple lands and multiple concentric circles?

I'm here for it. This is great. Okay, well, so the other thing is what's fascinating about the land of the Draco is that, what's fascinating about the land of the Draco is the dragons that live there. These beings known as a Draco, once visited our lands, are known for their great technological advance in weapon, much like the custodians, as well as great psychic development. Some of their beings can communicate telepathically using this technique to subdue any colonizing enemy or even to colonize other lands. By means of the atomines, by means of a treaty, achieved a union with the custodians, but at the beginning this was not so, this was not so,

but the custodians attacked their lands when they were not in their most advanced stage, but on the contrary. The Draco lands lack islands, but two large continents are found with great vegetation. And in fact, the most exotic plants of any other circle environment within the Great Dome exist there. There's more, you can go read more about it if you go get the book, I'm not going to move on. I'm gobs, I'm gobsmacked. There's more. The lands of Mars. These are who inhabit or inhabited these lands that lie beyond the walls, the ice walls and the mountain walls. There lies this great world crossing the second dome and traversing lands that few humans have ever seen. Mars has great incidents in the known lands

since in those lands several events related to humanity happened and still happened to happen today. This immense circle environment and misnamed red planet harbored a great and diverse life within its dome. These native Martian civilizations were reportedly totally annihilated by the colonizers, so the question is why wasn't part of it left for possible for the development or even for some kind of manipulation by the colonizers themselves. And we kind of just left with that as a question. We don't really know what happened there.

The custodians eventually took it blah, blah, blah. Okay, next is the land of nepotat. We can't dive into each one of these. We have to go, I'm trying to teach you all the facts. Then we're almost done. We're almost done with the lands alone. This is slap dash. We got this. Yeah, slap-dash The book is slap-dash. That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying like the whole concept is like

It's it's hard and every time that you lay out a new rule. I'm like Okay, wait It's so confusing that it must be true. Yeah, the lands of Neptune consist of Triton, Poseidon, and Naraita, the name of their lands that shine in the dark atmosphere that surrounds their circle environment. The Neptunians have had a hard time since their birth, not because they have not been able to adapt to their environment and survive in a climate where vegetation is not abundant, but because the sandstorms and the aridness that encloses this world can be really devastating. And for that reason, most of the big cities were created on the shores

of their most fertile lands, leaving a large portion totally uninhabited. So, okay, there you go. That's an epituneans. Again, you can go read their history. You can decide to read this book. Then you got the lands of Uranus. And it's really only one continent belonging to this. This is Titania. The Uranians or Uranites are pinkish skin. The tonality of their eyes are completely dark, although there are exceptions of completely white eyes that give the appearance of having visual difficulty. But the reality is that their sight is hyperdeveloped, being able to see great distances and taking

advantage of this as a great opportunity to explore other lands. They have like telescope eyes. They can like see things really far away and they genuinely explore just by looking really far away. It's really fascinating. Okay. I love it. Yeah.

Next, the lands of Jupiter. This is basically the lands of Zeus and a bunch of other sheds. The lands that make you stupider. How dare you? This is all Barry Gotti and Marlon. I would expect you to be paying attention, Alex. Just rhymes with Jupiter.

I guess it's true. The natives of these lands identify with their birth lands and are clearly divided among themselves. There being great wars in the past between different factions of the same race. Oh, Jupiter's brown as fuck. It's like, it's like, it's like, it's all like Rocky and like, it's like the only brown area of the map. It's like, very like, craggy and hard. It's so fun. It's like storytelling. It's like like rocky and like, it's like the only brown area of the map. It's like very like, craggy and hard.

It's so fun. It's like storytelling. It's like, yeah, yeah. Well, the fire nation is the angry ones and the ice nation are the chill. Literally, these are the angry ones. These guys live in a constant state of internal warfare and that's due to the Anunnaki influencing them when they invaded their lands in an early age. The vast majority of those who rule today

are in the center of Jupiter's core known as the land of Zeus. It's an MMO map. Next up, Pegasus and Katz. Pegasus and the lands of Pegasus, near Jupiter and Hercules, became a great headache for several races along for a long time. The beings that were born there were identified by their wings,

which they created, basing their technology on exploration, not so much to the weapons that they could use for attack and offense, much less colonizing other lands. They're very friendly people. They don't want to fight. They just want to explore. Basically, this played against them, however, when the custodians arrived and attacked them and their peaceful ways didn't pull them off. Everything changed when the custodians attacked. Literally. I'm going to see. Okay, here we go. I was gonna say we can talk about Al de

Baron and a bunch of stuff. Let's skip over a few landworld and go to the land of the reptilians. This one everybody knows rather well. Reptilians different from the draconian and the reptilians. I thought they lived in the earth. Okay, so what's hilarious? Okay, I'm here to help you. Okay. In UFO lore, there is actually a belief that reptilians and drakos exist and they are separate. The drakos are, if my memory serves correctly, the drakos are interstellar. The reptilians were the terrestrial race on earth that evolved first and then went underground after the great catac go, the event that wiped everything out and then humans came about. But in this scenario, they pieced out and went to a different...

Well, the reptilians are an invading force that just have a lot of presence everywhere in this book. Oh, right. So they were here and are... Wait, so was R? Well, okay, so, okay, so let me separate. What I said, when the drake goes from space and the reptilians are from Earth, that's general UFO lore of the 12 different alien races. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm trying to figure out this version of it, which so that would mean that they are, they sort of, they spread around in whatever. Here's my question.

Was there ever domes with nothing and then people inhabited it? Or does every dome serve a purpose? It seems though every dome serves a purpose that we're aware of. And how old are the domes? I can't answer that question. Are some domes older than other domes or do they all form the same time?

Yes, no, some are older than others. For sure. You know how the domes, then why are some? When the new ones are born. You ask them scientific questions when we are just learning the truth of the piece. I thought you didn't research on it. I'm they're wire summed up. When the new ones were on the wall. You ask them scientific questions when we are just learning the truth. I thought you didn't do research on that.

I'm gonna have to look it up. Bro, I read everything that's available. I'm gonna stick it up and get my answer somewhere else. I think what you mean is write another story based in this universe, because I don't think great. You buy the three books he cranked out and just read them all in like an afternoon. You probably have a lot more answers there. So the reptilians are often mistaken for Anunnaki or other beings, but the reality is that

they live far away from the known lands. Although they have visited them on several occasions that have made direct contact with those domes leadership, they are beings who prefer to live far away and their homes are generally built underground and these advanced reptiles have shown great hostility to humans on several occasions they have encountered them. Basically, your typical idea of whatever reptilian is in terms of like what we know of them in typical UFO lore, you just add the extra layer that they have bent to the lands of Hydra, Dubé, Laserdas lands, Celestial lands, Terran Cognita, and a few other things.

They've just kind of like gone around and talk to other people, but they like to stay far away from everybody else, influencing from a distance. Makes sense? Yeah. I mean, no, I didn't. What the words that you're saying do make sense. Is that a good thing though?

Do you feel like you're getting, I hope you're not getting stupider. Like I understand, I just, I understand the words that are coming out of your mouth and what you, the messages that you're saying to me. Does it make sense? I don't know.

It's also so before we move into William Morris, which we're going to leave this thing now, because we're not going to go into all 178 world. Here's what you need to know about William Morris's daughter. He refers, she refers to these lands as the ancestral republic, like the lands beyond where the giant humans are, where the Fnusians are. That's where it's starting to feel a little racist. That's where Jesse's little racism is coming in right there. I want to just hold on to that idea, though. I was going to hold on to that name, the ancestral republic, because it's something similar. He's going to wind its way back when we

get closer to the end. Her father, she, they were all born in the known lands. Her father actually discovered the lands beyond and all this stuff after he was an adult. So William Morris, he himself, according to his daughter, and if you look up any sort of historical record on who this man was, there isn't one. He was a young navigator. And at some point in his young life, he decided through curiosity and interest, just what was beyond the Antarctic. Because they, you know, it's at that time, and especially as this guy was a kid, our exploration out there is pretty limited, and it's really difficult to fucking explore

up there because everything is ice, pushing through the ice to, like, takes forever. And sometimes boats will get trapped in the ice for weeks as they wait for it to melt or crack enough that they can keep moving, like military boats and that kind of thing. And what language did you just use? Therefore you said he said what exactly? He just decided what was beyond. No, no, he went, he was curious and wanted to know if like what was out there in the Antarctic.

He wanted to go exploring and he had heard rumors. But it was hard so he just like decided. No, I'm saying it's difficult just because I'm just saying at this time our general knowledge of what is out there is limited. Okay, I sure, sure, sure. I want to rewind the tape because it's something I was like, I may be exposed. That is full. No, no, no, no, no.

I mean, like basically, okay, I'm just, I'm along for the right exploration in the Antarctic even today. Isn't it forbidden in certain areas because of just how dangerously cold it is and how quickly it's not forbidden. It's just be stupid to do it. Essentially, and he was even more so back then. And of course, of course, actually real quick, there's actually, I just want to say for the record, if the two of you want to join me on an adventure, I have saved on my phone. I will always save it is a is a cruise line that it's called the ship is

called the Viking Octantus and it is a cruise ship that also is a research vessel and what they do is it's a polar class six ship and they have tours where everyone who gets a room there gets an amazing room with like a view of the ocean and whatever, but it is straight up a very small amount of people go and for 13 days you go to the Arctic and help like researchers research shit. That seems fucking tight as hell. And then you yeah I would love to go to the Arctic and just be on a boat and like go in the little underwater craft and stuff.

Oh my God. Sign me up. Yeah, that's unsuperfung. And then maybe we'll reach the dome, you never know. Maybe we'll actually find the wall and get out of here. That's what I'm hoping for. It's certainly icy enough. I mean, yeah, I, it's definitely icy enough out there.

So maybe there is a nice wall and maybe beyond it, the white walkers are coming. I mean, anything could be out of the deck. We're lucky. If we're lucky. If we're lucky, that's what gonna happen. But yeah, generally, according to Helen, his, her father was just a very curious man. And he had 34, he had 34 years experience in the Continental Navy. And there, he met a person who was called Butler, who has, who was infiltrated in these lands and who had also been born in the known lands.

Butler basically whispered into his ear and gave him like, hey, this shit out there you should go find it. And that's really all William Morris needed to leave. He left from New York City in search of this hidden world that was supposedly beyond the great ice wall over in Antarctica. And other evidence people use of this are maps from the 1500s. In fact, on TikTok, one of the many things they consistently like to pull up are these maps from like 1593 and out in the beyond,

like out of what they've known is like a great wall. They rip down like they don't know. And the reason is not because they saw a great wall, everybody, but because it was 1593 and they didn't fucking know what else was out there. They were just guessing what the sky was. If they saw a fucking huge whale, they probably said sea monster. You know, like this just like, it doesn't mean they were to take what people said in 1593 and assume it is just completely true is as foolish as reading this book and being like, well, it was written in 2022.

So it must be real. Like, it's the same thing. Don't do it. The map doesn't prove anything. So start from the N in Nuss Confundent right there. Just go up to the left a little bit, follow it kind of like straight out like a 45 degree angle. Time doll?

The green stones. No way, no way. My thing's not zooming in. I can't see. I hate this. The best part is, is there right next to the lens of the final dome. Oh my God, yeah, oh my, the green stones, oh my God, how many are there?

So, one, two, three, four, five, there's seven of them right there, I can see seven of them. So, you know, oh man, you know, maybe this is, maybe this is real. What are the, whoa, whoa, there's something called the resurrection lands that do not have a dome. There's lots of things without dome. You might be wondering what that is.

I would love to tell you, but they're not in the book. Dude. This dude has so much money to make, you're not gonna get all the worlds in one. One of them's called Planet X. Yep, right next to Nibiru. Yeah, and one of them's called, what is it? They're just, there's no like

nucleus 270. No, there's no, there's no unifying theme here. The toxic lens. My favorite part is right next to nucleus 270 is lands of cyclops. There's also beta liar and beta two lera. I can't. This is amazing. There's also doubt a one. There's also second earth land of clones with America too and Europa too. Yeah, yeah, the land of clones. Well, how does that? I'll give you a little bit information on the land of clones. It's no problem. Here's a land of clones for you. Basically, it's a very strange timeout, timeout, time out. There's a reason why I couldn't find Earth, because Earth isn't just Earth. Earth is one dome. And then, so when I was talking about this,

there was a place that was like in Century Circles, that's Earth. Yeah. Earth is the Earth we know, and then around us is Asgard and the ancestor of public and all that shit. And then around that is Death Land, Atlantis, Mermaidsland.

Wait, how's there a Deathland and then Island of the Death? There's a lot, we don't know, and Ocean of the Death. Well, that seems like a waste of naming, but okay. I guess you're just gonna have to buy this man's books of honest, anyway, I'm sorry interrupt you. Talk to me about clones. Basically, considered a strange Earth. It was created as a totally experimental first Mars

Earth. No idea what that means. Although it was not used for a long time until they transferred the idea to the Mars Earths. The first to penetrate the circle environment where the Anunnaki finding only life in a very early stage of development, it was immediately used to transport some of the then-dominent races to create an experimental site for conflict resolution and inter-race development, but this did not prosper and it was almost destroyed.

Then it was used as cloning lands to save lives of important leaders of the different races. For that reason, it has the characteristic name. So when Obama dies, he doesn't die. He gets brought over to the cloning lands, so we can get cloned Obama. And then, you know, I'm sure the bushes are cloned as well. There was an, you think they cloned Trump probably not. Wait, for what purpose? What purpose? Cause they're important. It's the same. Have you played a garden? Have you seen gardens of the galaxy three? Yes. I mean, that's basically what, yeah, where they visit in that movie. Earth. Yeah, yeah. All to earth.

Counter. That's what it was. Yeah. There was an escape of beings that were used for cloning that had to be chased in order not to generate great commotion in the different worlds. Uh, this also happened with human beings who were used for cloning who escaped from there. And these beings were robotic and lacked any feeling or empathy. No doubt all this was another aberration of the parasites. So that's the cloning lands for you. The help. That's, I mean, sure, I mean, yeah, it is an explanation. So much stuff. The red moon lands. Sham a place literally called sham. Yep, sham. Next to my mind, I wish wow, I was like, dude, forever. Yeah, no, please, you will look at it forever because you're just going to forget half that shit anyway.

Sarah and Finita within his 34 years of continental within the continental Navy meeting a man by the name of Butler who supposedly infiltrated these lands for reasons that she will not say. That's what she says in the book. She won't say why, but they with a team formed by several members experienced in war and above all their experience and maritime navigation, despite the thousands of complications and threats they received to do so. Otherwise, they actually went out and explored the zones beyond the walls. Now, of course, they were threatened by shadow governments and told not to go do it, but he did it anyway. And more is it heard these stories and went out. More is it as

crews sailed for many months, braving storms, icebergs, and all other hazards, unimaginable and imaginable. They also came into conflict with what else, but pirates and outlaws while they were out there, fighting off pirates, trying to take their ship and whatever good they may have. But despite all of their challenges, all of the conflicts with these outlaws, pirates, weather and terrible things, the one thing they never gave up was hope. That's beautiful. Finally, after a long and perilous journey on a Borentzi, Morrison as crew reached the Antarctic. And there they began their exploration, looking for what they believed to be known as the Ice Wall, all told to them by Butler. And just as the stories had told, and just as they had read many a time,

they found the ice wall. And one thing they then the first thing they began to look for was a way through it. So the first, as you, you may imagine, this ice wall as big as it is, there's like no way over it. You guys play God of War, Ragnarok. It's like the Asgardian wall, you know, you got a you got a little asgard just right there too in the actual that's not that's a factual asgard, not fictional asgard like in God of War Reg around. Right, right, right, right, right, right.

This is you know, they found this wall, but now they have to find a way over it or around it in some way and they don't want to get off their boat. They are climbing it is certain death trying to survive outside of their boat is almost certain death. So they decided to take their boat and essentially travel alongside it consistently looking for some sort of opening that they might be able to squeeze through or open wider to get their fat asses through. Right. After many, many days of searching weeks passing, they finally found a small opening within this enormous ice wall. And through this opening, they followed. And the ice

And through this opening, they followed. And the ice went miles deep into eventually a huge ice cavern. And when they emerged into this ice cavern moving through this weakness in the ice wall, like the vent in the Death Star, the cavern, they would find the cavern was filled with light, not dark remotely, and it was home to a variety of strange yet wonderful creatures. Creatures that we have just learned exist scattered amongst the 178 worlds beyond the Ice Wall. Something William Morris was about to discover. After being there for a bit, Morrison and his crew were amazed by everything that they saw. They had never seen anything like this before in their lives,

and while they were a little bit scared, as I would be too, they were determined to explore this new and mysterious place filled with creatures who, again, were being very welcoming and very friendly with them. You might ask me, like, what did they say? And I beg you not to ask me because I don't know. There are no details about how this went down. Why do they choose to live in the wall and not with us? I ready to move on. Yeah, I mean, I guess. Jesse, you need to accept what I'm telling you is true. I mean, no, I do. I'm just asking.

No, you can't question it. You clearly don't know. Why did they live there? Is that little doubting Tom voice in your head? Why do they have to leave their own worlds to come live within the ice of all right? Why not live in their own ice? This is just a real ice. Did you grow up religious? Were you religious as a kid? I mean, I went to church. Yeah.

Okay. Cool. So you know that that thoughtless faith to God give that to me. I need that right now. You just have to church. Yeah. Okay, cool. So you know that that thoughtless faith to God give that to me. I need that right now. You just have to believe. It was more of a like I was scared that if I did something bad, I'd be punished for it rather than like, and if you don't believe the custodians are going to come. Okay. So I was really into revelations though. That's shit. Awesome. Awesome. I love revelations. It's only part of the Bible. When I had to read through the Bible in fucking high school, like that was the part that I was like, this is fucking sick.

It is cool as hell. Yeah, they got dragons and whores and all sorts of stuff in there. Jesus coming back is like a fucking warrior in shit. It's like a side of a hippie's van. It's amazing. You were Catholic. Did you know in Catholicism,

we believe that God has the ability, ultimate forgiveness, that he could literally reach out to Satan himself at any time Forgive him and Satan would be allowed back into heaven then and there Yeah, but he's trying to teach a point bro. I'm just saying, you know, it's possible Just makes him seem more bad. He's an end-knocky being he's not he's not here Here's the thing dude Satan never asked for forgiveness bro. That's the thing. That's why he's fucking sick He will never ask. He's too prideful

That's fine. Enjoy that pride in Ferno is pretty far south from the actual world Take a long time from to get out there, you know like as guard is just a hop in a skip north through the D. Atlov portal but I meant to bring that up. Did you see the edge the dea love portal at the very top? I love it. I love it. It's all coming together. Maybe all the everything we've covered. Years of this show have it's this fall paid off. It's all paid off. This guy listened to our show and was like, wait a minute, and I can turn this into a book. conspiracy theory multiverse. I would hope so.

This is the one great conspiracy theory in many ways. It does encompassing like everything. So in a cave illuminated in the middle of an ice wall, where questions lingered about why they never came to live with us apparently, you'll never know. But they were there and welcome. The cavern was filled with the soft blue light and more importantly, more as it is crew with that light after taking in all the wondrous creatures. Notice that the walls themselves were covered in strange symbols, and the air was filled with the sound of running water. Morrison is crew stood in the middle of the cavern, simply taking it all in and saved his game. game. Boop boop.

Morris knew that he had found something extraordinary, special, something most people would never believe. He knew that if he was in the presence of something powerful, he turned to his crewmates, but they were all too stunned to even speak. Malda's a gate, and as Morris tried to speak with them, they just had their eyes wandering, like that space of stupid like bewilderment. Yeah, exactly. Whoa, that's what they're all doing, but not Morris. He's still kind of with it right now. He knew. Yeah. So he took a deep breath and stepped forward. He walked towards the wall, filled with symbols and reached out to touch them.

And as soon as his fingers brushed against the symbols, they immediately began to glow. More was filled with a sudden sense of raw awe. That's a weird way to put it. He knew that he was raw awe. He knew that he was in the presence of something beyond his understanding that held such raw power, huh? Cthulhu stuff. Maybe such raw power, he can't truly understand it. And as he turned once

again after touching the runes to check to see his crewmates if they were following him, they hadn't moved, and they still stood there, completely utterly blown away. So, he turned back to the wall of symbols, took another deep breath, and stepped forward, touching the symbols again, and this time, on the second touch, he was able to read them as though he spoke the language. The symbols were a language that Morris had never seen before, but as he looked at them, he instantly understood them. They were a warning. Morris knew that he had to leave this wonderful place, and he turned to his crewmates and nodded. They all knew what he meant. They

turned and started to walk back through the tunnel, and as they walked, Morris looked back at the wall of symbols. He knew that he would never forget this place. It was a place of wonder, danger, mystery, and magic, and that as much as he would try to forget, he would return eventually. His crew sailed back through the tunnel, leaving the hidden world behind. They were all relieved to be out of that place, but they were also filled with wonder and excitement. They had seen things that no one else had ever seen with their own eyes. And they knew that they would never forget this journey, even if they never returned. Incredible. They literally walked into an ice

dome. Wow. Touch. Let's get out of here. It's a warning. That's it. That's the exact same story as the people that found the AR 15 like protected temple in Arizona. The Egyptian colonization in the grand canyon. Yeah.

That's there. We'll go find that one day. And I wonder what that guy's doing. You're going to find him every day. Yeah, I want to find him that one guy. He's probably like, some a sack lunch. A ballon, he's sandwich. Yeah. You think he's like the same guy for hundreds of years.

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Morris knew that he would never be the same after his journey. He had seen things that had changed him forever. He was no longer the young man who had set sail from New York. He was now a man who had seen the hidden world, and he knew that he would never be able to forget it. Morrison and his crew returned to New York City where they were greeted as heroes. Well, for those who knew where he went anyway. They had accomplished what no one else had ever done, and they brought back stories that would be told for generations to come, which I guess kind of was true, because

we're like a few generations out and we're telling the story right now. So I mean, I guess he's got us there. He got us. Morris's journey to the hidden world is a reminder that there still might be things out that we don't know. But the interesting thing that brings a curiosity is where Helen claims these stories were discovered. You see, Morse, for all his fascination, love for these things. Apparently, never once spoke about these things publicly beyond those closest to him. Smart man. Yeah, could that be crazy. Yeah, people would just be like, you know, throw them into, maybe, and if this is true, I truly could see, especially at this time, just locking them up and I like

a psychiatry ward and just kind of like, yeah, the man, the old man lost his mind. Right. But it's still something that never once, ever lingered, ever stopped lingering within his mind. Norris' discoveries were met with mixed reactions for those he told. And Morrison and his crew made several more voyages over time to that hidden world. And each time they brought back new and amazing discoveries, the map that we use was handed to William Morris by she key the human giant, let's you forget, on one of his journeys

beyond. At some point, Morris had decided the warning was not worth following in some way and did fully breach the wall into these lands. They found new creatures, new plants, new civilizations and lands, and they also learned more about the history and culture of this hidden world. He was also given a large sum of money by the government quietly and secretly, of course, which was used to fund further exploration into the hidden world. Because of course, our government knows about it.

Remember, there are the reptilians who send their own to go speak with our leaders. The government is aware of the truth beyond the ice walls. Um, nor is it discoveries where obviously, like I said, met with mixed reactions. And some people were excited by the prospect of a new world. Well, others were fearful of what it might mean. Some people believe that the hidden world was a threat to humanity, and they're not necessarily wrong with the custodian threat of a third attack on human kind. Well others believe that it was a potential source of great knowledge and power.

Both, I think, would be true if this was real. Morse himself was unsure of what to make of this hidden world. He was fascinated by it, surely, but he was also very wary of it. He knew that it was a place of great power, filled with creatures that had technology well beyond ours, all that could be very dangerous to us as a species. In the end, though, Morris decided that the Hidden World was a place that needed to be explored and understood. He believed that it could be a source of great good for humanity, but only if it was approached with caution and respect. Morris continued to explore the hidden world for many years, and he eventually wrote a book about his experiences, and this

book was supposedly a bestseller in, in, uh, to help raise awareness of the world. I say supposedly because I can't, I couldn't find it, but we're going to get to that in a minute. Don't worry. I, I don't worry. Morris's legacy is one of, to those who believe him to be true, one of exploration and discovery, a pioneer who helped open up a new world of humanity to teach us of our true origins, or at least those who will listen and to prepare those for those who will listen about the inevitable custodian attack that is to come. All the while, the custodians and other parasitic races infiltrate our governments and our people, watching us with little clone like people

and other people into disguises. Okay, I just, every time I look over, Jesse, it looks like you want to say something. I'm always like, I give you a pause. I look like, I know you don't. I know. I wanna say a lot of things, but anything I say you're gonna say,

I don't know, I just read it. There's no, there's nothing I can ask you that I can get an answer for. It's hard to be a pioneer, you know? Yeah, man, it's hard. How do you explain this to people? Bringing back anything physical clearly was their wrong choice because he just didn't. More, William Morris would continue to explore the hidden world for many years, making several

voyages and each time he brought back new and amazing discoveries, but nothing that we have physical love. He found new creatures, plant civilizations, and you learn more about the history and culture of the hidden world. I've just already read that part. Morris' discoveries were met with mixed reactions, but he himself was weary. And in the end, decided the hidden world is a place that need to be explored. And one of Morris' most important discoveries was the existence.

I've just forgot about this part. One of his most important discoveries was that William Morris, out in the hidden lands, beyond the walls that keep us so private, was the discovery of an existence of a portal, one that led to an entirely different world. This world was even more mysterious in the hidden world that he had been discovered exploring. And Morris was only able to explore it briefly. However, he learned enough to know that it was a place of great danger. So there's a portal out there, like a portal you can walk like a whoo open you up, suck you in kind of portal. And you get

to is a whole like the deot love portal. Yeah, like the deot love portal. Exactly. Yeah, yeah, exactly like that. Obviously, Morris's discovery of this portal led to a great deal of speculation about what lay on the other side. Some people believe that it was a world of pure evil, while others believe that it was a world of great potential. Morris himself didn't know it to believe his experience being so short and it being such an unfriendly feeling while he was there. But he knew that it was a place that also needed to be explored because God damn it, if William Morris was anything, it was a, it was an explorer. It has an explorer, yeah.

A hero, a literal, a fucking a hero, bro. A literal hero. Morris has eventually decided to return to the hidden world to investigate the portal further. He knew that it was a dangerous journey, but he felt that it was at risk that needed to be taken. He gathered a team of explorers and set out once again for this hidden world. The journey, like last time, was long and difficult, but Morrison's team eventually reached the portal and as they entered, found themselves

in a strange and unfamiliar world like last time. Filled with strange creatures and plants and the air was filled with a sense of danger. What that means? I don't know. Morrison's team explored the world for a short time, but they soon realized that it was way too dangerous from the disney longer, and they returned to the portal and escaped back to the hidden world. His journey to the other world was a brief one,

but it was a journey that changed him forever. He had seen things that know that he could never forget, and he had learned things that he could never unlearn. And if you ask, what did he learn? And he had learned things that he could never unlearn. And if you ask, what did he learn? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Exactly. He learned more.

Return to New York City. It changed man again. No longer like excited about this hidden world, but worried about the danger that lie beyond a portal of unknown origin. He never spoke publicly about his journey to this other world. He knew that it was a place of great danger. I did not want a risk of feeling its location to others. However, he did write about his experiences in a very private journal, which might be where we get most of our third firsthand information from,

not the journal itself, but Helen's recollection of the journal that she read. Right, right, right. Of her father. What kind of journal we talking about? Like, how many pages did was this journal that she read? How many do you want it to be? Like, I mean, I don't know, like, I'm just, what am I supposed to imagine? Oh, man. I'm making you want it to be. Like, like, like, what am I supposed to imagine?

You know what I mean? I don't know. There you go. That's my answer, too. I don't know. I don't know how long this thing was. It doesn't really, we don't know. If we had it, if it was there, if we could look at it, it'd be one of the most valuable

historical documents of all time. Because in that journal, the location of this portal is supposed to be written. People could go there and like experience it. It gives directions on how to get through the ice wall. But is this something we'll just most of us will never see? It's just something that Helen keeps to herself and doesn't share with anyone. So we don't know what is beyond that wall,

the truth about the hidden world is still relatively unknown. And some people believe that the hidden world was a paradise. Well, others began to believe that it was a land of nothing but darkness and evil. Both kind of true, if you think about it. The journal itself is a mystery. Morris never spoke publicly about his journey to the hidden world and he never revealed its location, and as a result,

there's much that we just don't know about this hidden world, and the journal is often contradictory and confusing according to Helen. One of the most puzzling aspects of the journal is Morris' description of the portal that led to the other world. Morris wrote that the portal was a gateway to other worlds, both real and imagined. Real and imagined. I love it. And if you go, what did he mean by that? Let me just say, he never explained what he meant by that.

He just meant the whole multiverse. And he means everything is the multiverse. I love it. I don't know, man, I can't tell you, dude. I have no idea. That's where I'm gonna stop the William thing, because at that point, he eventually dies, hands off everything to Helen. Helen brings this to Claudio, and I don't know why he brought this.

She brought it to Claudio because it seems like Claudio only appeared when these books showed up, and I couldn't really see anything else by him. But he's not real, maybe. Claudio is real. This man is a real man of the YouTube channel. So the first thing I did was like, I just, I read these books and I went on to Amazon to buy it, obviously, because I need to have it. The other books that he wrote.

And I went to the reviews. I'm like, these books have great reviews. I need to read these reviews. So of course, all the reviews are like, I'm so, I can't believe this is being hidden from us, this and the other. But one review sent me into a hole that I was like, hang on, what do you mean? The guy said, great story, well written, but you should at least admit that you're taking a story that already exists in changing the names. One that is supposedly also real that happened, but not in the modern 1950s or

whatever, but in 1902, and that Claudio supposedly took this story, changed up some names, changed up some dates. And what's that? And is now putting forward this story. This is the story of the book, the Iron Republic. Do you or have you heard of the book, the Iron Republic? Now I'm looking it up now. So we're going to go into really quickly.

The Iron Republic written by Richard, well written by EW Barrington. So this, so you can get, there's a bunch of different prints of it out there. The Iron Republic was written supposedly by a man of EW Barrington. And his story is extremely familiar to his, this journey to the Antarctic because he heard of a rumor of an ice wall, finding the ice wall, looking for an opening in the ice wall that he eventually traveled through, seeing a bunch of creatures in lands that are beyond and more and more and more. And I was like, oh, so, okay, so this guy just took this and maybe he's just trying to package it for a modern audience

and I started looking into this. And it's wild how many believe this is also a true story because in 1902, it was printed into the Florida, the Florida Republic newspaper. Florida originally published in 1902 serialized in Florida magazine, which makes it even better. Florida magazine. What is it even better. Florida magazine. What is that like sunset magazine? So, yeah, so it started as little things and like weekly little things in Florida magazine. It's so good, but it got popular enough where eventually like it kind of became, he kind

of wrote a whole book about it. It's about his exploration and the realization of, I mean, it really did convince a lot of people at the time and even now, you can almost think of it like the war of the world's radio drama, as people were reading this in 1902. It was mind blowing to them. However, if you do your research, which these people truly don't do on TikTok and I'm here to do it for you, it's easy to discover that not only does EW barring to not exist, he was not a historical figure,

he wasn't real in any sense of the word, a person who wrote these things wasn't EW Barrington at God damn all. All of this was created in the 1890s, 1896, I think is when the very first one was come up where a man by the name of Richard Jamon Morgan born in 1852 dying in 1906 wrote was a pioneering American newspaperman congressionalist minister lecture and author where he began the writings of what became the iron republic in 1902. The whole start of this entire thing that is blown up on TikTok that has books about it that is real fucking similar to other stories that are out there, Mr. Claudio, don't copy

my shit. This is basically just somebody stealing a tweet. Cart A is literally someone stealing a tweet, putting it in his own words, changing a few names and adding another character named Helen to make it, I think, more believable. But written in such- It's literally like he rebooted it with like a new character for the audience to like get them into the world. Really, really, it really is feels like that. And there's another book, there's a version

out there that I highly recommend you grab, grab. It's called the Iron Republic Keven Edition, which I fucking love. And it's just, it kind of breaks it all down, talks about it. And it talks about how in 1902, Florida magazine serialized a sci-fi novella that recounts the story presented as fact of J. Edward Barrington's 1890s. See passage through the Antarctic ice wall where he discovers, remember how I said, the ancestral republic, right? He discovers the iron republic, an ultra-modern and technologically advanced utopian society, which either fact or fiction is a rare story that presents an ideal society and government that will make the average reader long to be a citizen of the newly discovered iron republic, as a breakdown to the overdue.

It's just a few layers deep. You just start chipping away, asking questions like Jesse did, because I asked those same questions, and it led me on a week-long rabbit hole to discover a man, Richard Jamison Morgan, who existed in 1852, who is serial novella for Florida magazine, that in 2023 is causing a bunch of dumb fucking millennials in Gen Z to believe this NOS confundum Conman lie bullshit written in another like with new names split up into multiple books by a man Just wants to make money supposedly it drove me fucking nuts It drove me nuts. Sometimes I feel like math is like

Has to like shoot down like a dumbass, clearly fake theory, just to feel better about it. But just understand, this is the work I put into the alien ones. Like I put the same amount of work or more into the alien shit. So like, no doubt. When you chip away at this thing, and it quickly just starts to dis,

like when you learned that there's another story that was supposedly real, and you begin to read about it, like, wait, it's the same fucking story. And then you dig a little deeper, but like, who is this guy, EW Morgan or EW Barrington? You're like, oh, he didn't exist. Oh, there wasn't any. Oh, it was written by a dude who wrote a sci-fi novella. Why does no, so anyway, that's, I'm, it's out. I'm flushed it. There's, there, like, that's what people believe. That's what's like taken fire right now. This flat earth, great dome, ice wall, the new scene, custodian,

drako, reptilian, Jupiter, urinite, garbage. That makes no fucking sense, has no details. And it's that shit that people believe. That's the shit that people believe. The fucking way you're saying is you're mad that people don't believe in aliens, but they'll believe in that. No, no, fuck you, Jesse.

I'm not people don't do their research. I'm not people don't believe in aliens, but they'll believe in that. No, no, fuck you, Jesse. I'm not people don't do their research. I'm not people don't do their research. Because if you do the research in the aliens, you're just going to end up where I am, which is waiting for gruscious tits of testimonial in like a week. I got to experience the greatest bit of projection in my life. Mathis, Ezra, waiting for you, Alex said, and I quote, today's episode is going to make you real mad, Jesse. And I have enjoyed the highlight.

It's just crazy to me that these people don't do the research. Like, if I come across an alien thing, like the 12 species, the immediate thing I do is go, what, where does this come from? And I just, you just start researching it. And driving people, people can pick up Tara and Finna, and Finna, the second of book and a three thing book, and just believe it based on no evidence, and if they just took a minute to do some research, you could start learning the depths of it.

So if you walk away from this episode listener, who maybe you were believing in this thing or maybe you're on the wall of Flat Earth or the Great Ice Stone, please, please, do yourself and your own sanity of favor. Before you're like, I'm on board, like I am with aliens, do at least the same amount of research I would do, which is days worth,

because it's important to find the truth of it, and research is work, and I know it sucks, and I know it's boring, and I know it shatters your dream reality of what you think is real, and there's no venous scenes in shiki, the giant human ain't gonna come suck you dick, but you just gotta bump you.

But if you're just gonna jump on fucking TikTok TikTok and push this shit so close, you just the danger that you do YouTube is not a great source of information. However, I'm not so clueless. However, with that YouTube is not a good source of information. However, I don't see it. Sonnet builds going up about nots confundums in world exploration. All right. I don't see any Senate bills

or congressional bills. It's not, it's not equatable. It's not equatable. Let's be real. You know what I mean? Like let's be real. Yeah, but Jesse is push about, let's be real.

Let's be real. Push your book. We all know what's happening here. So this I hope was a nice like throwback to like that first batch of of Joluminati episodes where we talked about Hollow Earth and hallamune. This fits right in there and also like wraps in so many other conspiracy theories, so many other

things that we need to get to touch on. And if you're interested in reading it just for the fucking shit fun of it, go for it. It's a wild book. It's kind of poorly written. The grammar is terrible and the sense that the spelling often falls apart, but what's in there is a campaign setting. And if you really want to run a cool ass campaign setting, I think this book is really fucking good for that. Like I genuinely mean it. It gives you a brief history of every world who lives there, what they're about, why they're there.

With other worlds that are left just mysterious enough that you can kind of do whatever you want with them, it is a campaign setting. And it's a fucking cool one. It's like the ultimate campaign setting. It really is. So if you're listening, you're like, hey, I wrote that shit, dude, take your talent and go make a campaign setting, I'll buy it.

I play D&D. It's a fucking cool world. Just do something with it other than be an idiot. Stop being stupid and be stupid like me, not stupid like you. Can you imagine if we could buy Teran Finida as like a franchise, the Chumonadi? Chumonadi's Tara and Finita campaign? Our official conspiracy theory.

Oh my God. I would, okay. I don't know how we can make that work. I know I just insulted you a bunch, dude, who wrote the book, but seriously, that could be cool as shit. A Tara and Finita campaign setting for D&D, fucking awesome. Anyway, we got to go do a mini-sode. That was an hour and a half of...

That was the best hour and a half was done in the set of my brain. I wanna say the entirety of this is show. Nothing has been better. I've, this is my favorite episode. Maybe just being gone. I'm just being gone for so long. Oh, thank you.

I'm gonna let you know, this is the best thing we've ever done. I have never been so happy. You're just happy to be back, yeah. Yeah, you're just happy to be back. For sure. I'm happy it's done. All right. I can forget this now. If you want to read the other stuff,

I read a bit. I didn't read a bunch of it, but I read a bit of the Iron Republic, the 1902 serialized stuff. Way better read. It's way more enjoyable. Go check it out. None of this stuff is real.

The earth is round. Spaces. We have things in space. The ISS is real. It's not sound. When you get to the point where the conspiracy needs millions of people to cooperate, to keep it secret, then you have a problem. You've, you've, you're both, you're biffic.

And if you're like, wait, aliens do that. No, it leaks all the time. No one just believes the leaks. Okay. So we're done. We're wrapping up. We're moving. I don't talk about government leaks, Jesse.

I'm not talking about civilian leaks. Right, right. No, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. The finale of, uh, just Sepulorosa's current story arc is today. Let's go. Just set these down. We civilian leagues. Right, right. No, yeah not it's not the end of his whole story, not by a long shot, not even close, but if you want to hear it, go to patreon.com slash shimonady pod, the place where all your dreams come true. It's true. And we'll have to do a mini-sode next week. Alex has the range. We'll spoil what it is. I think Alex has taken over next week. I think we'll have to figure it out exactly, but look for an episode from me soon. I think you

already said what it was, but... Man, man, I absolutely remember. Yeah, either way, look for it soon. Alright, we'll be back next week. Thank you guys so much. We're off to do many soad. Goodbye. Oh, goodbye.

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