Tin Foil Hat With Sam Tripoli - #1017: Babylonian Black Magic Sorcery with Matt Ehret

Starting point is 00:00:00 And Charles Warren was even writing with Walter Besant at that time about their hypothesis that Solomon's temple and you've got the chambers under the Al-Akska Mosque. They write about how they think that these things are the center of human sacrifice. Under the second temple? Yeah. I don't know if the Muslims have hold on to the human sacrifice part, but these Gnostic creeps around Charles Warren and company definitely believe that the human sacrificing thing was the key to make this magic work. And they want to bring that back. Tinfoil hat. Oh, what the fuck are you guys people talking about?

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Starting point is 00:01:37 Very excited to have our next guest on. Real quick, my special dropped yesterday, September 1st. You can go to YouTube.com at Sam Tripoli Comedy. That's YouTube.com at Sam Tripoli Comedy. It's 30 minutes of fire. I'm risky at all. I'm not censoring any of it. You're going to get how it's meant to be.

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Starting point is 00:02:14 Very excited to be working with Rumble and Twitter. So that's it. So I'm very excited to have our guest on. He's only been on once, but he's already one of my favorite guests. I'm blessed to be in a text thread with him in some super deep waters. I have his book.

Starting point is 00:02:32 It's absolutely fucking amazing. I'm very excited to get into it. Please welcome Matt. Eritz. How are you, buddy? Hey, Sam, I'm doing good. I'm looking forward to the chat. Matt, for those who weren't familiar with your last appearance, didn't check it out,

Starting point is 00:02:50 can tell us a little bit about yourself and where our listeners can find you. Yeah, absolutely. Well, I'm, I guess, I wear a lot of hats, I guess. I'm a cartoonist and a historian and a geopolitical kind of guy, too. So I've recently, you and I, we spoke a lot about my recent film series and book series on the Revenge of the Mystery Cults and the hidden hand behind UFOs. We've done four episodes of an eight episode series so far that are all public. So they can go to Canadian patriot.org or rising tidefoundation.net or my substack to get that stuff or the books or anything like that. You're a wonderful researcher.

Starting point is 00:03:27 You do very, very deep, deep, deep dives into it. one of the debates we're doing with one of our friends, Dr. Heather Lynn, she's in our text thread. We're doing aliens versus angels and demons. And I mean, it seems like a sciop to me. What are your whole thoughts on all that? Yeah. I kind of think that so my approach is to try to figure out how much can my mind know about the magician's screwing shit up above the kabuki theater that I was born into.

Starting point is 00:04:05 So what can I, what is possible that I can know using reason? I love that. I jump to the supernatural. And I can know quite a bit. And I usually every time I scratch the surface, so far in my research on things that propose a supernatural origin of demons or whatever or aliens are doing this

Starting point is 00:04:24 from another dimension or from our dimension. And whenever I scratch one of these narratives, I usually tend to stumble upon stage magic and fakery left and right. So I'm kind of of the view that Satanists who really believe in their cosmology and they really believe that human beings must be enslaved and depopulated and kept in a futile mindset of superstition forever. They really are behind a lot of evil. But I don't really subscribe at this point.

Starting point is 00:04:59 the either UFO like the aliens or demons side of things i i'm i'm looking at human agency personally behind most of it so so it's not you're not into either of those now my question to you because you brought some very interesting that the the satanists believe it do you think even at that level they're they're falling for some theater i think that they're their biggest uh so they they they exist on the basis of manufacturing myths for multi-generational control. So they think multi-generational,

Starting point is 00:05:37 and they think about big sacred stories to shape the shadows on the cave wall that we're all born into. I think that the biggest Achilles heel is that over time, they start believing in their own myths. So I could never know this for sure, but I hypothesize that at the upper echelons,

Starting point is 00:05:57 even though whoever came out with the concoction that let's say the higher noble families are have the the the metaphysical blood of Jesus flowing through their veins and that Jesus is not a man but rather is some sort of a demon sethean gnostic entity that made it with mary magdalen appropriated and gave babies that were raised and protected by the priory of zion in southern france and that this gave rise to the merivigians and validated their superiority as the maravigigianianian and the marivigian and Frankish dynasty. Is that the story?

Starting point is 00:06:31 Yeah, that's one of the stories. That's one of the variants. Yeah, that all the noble families or the dominant families all have different degrees of, of saturation of this kind of special bloodline with maybe like the Sinclair's having the highest density of that stuff

Starting point is 00:06:45 that gives them somehow superpowers of remote viewing and telekinesis and stuff because, you know, and then this flows into the Nephilim, you know, the broader Nephilim narrative as well that all has this kind of inocyan, magic, Gnostic, subter, huge behind it, but when they originally concocted these stories, I would say they probably

Starting point is 00:07:04 knew that it was bunk and just wanted to validate a certain type of structure of master's slave power relations. But over time, I suspect that they started actually believing this attractive story to tell themselves to validate their own sense of superiority and, you know, over the masses. What, what I'm, it's interesting to me because, you know, I've been talked to a lot of people lately about that Julie Roberts movie on Netflix, leave the world behind, and that one scene that was just,

Starting point is 00:07:37 this one line kind of stood out to me forever. And it was when Julie Roberts was talking to the, I forget the other name of the actor, Johnny, we've talked about it, who's the black actor? Oh, the black actor. No. It's, uh, hold on. It's not important. We'll call him the black guy.

Starting point is 00:07:54 So she's talking to her, him, and he's talking about her billionaire friend, his billionaire friend. Myherzala Ali. Hershah Ali. My Herschelah, Ali. Hirshala. My Harsala, Ali.

Starting point is 00:08:07 Okay. Whatever Johnny said, Ali, okay? So, you know, he's talked to his billionaire friend. This billionaire friend kind of is, his energy's off and a little bidding, you know, and he brings up that, like, who runs the world? The guy goes, nobody. Is that kind of along the lines of what you're talking? about here? No, I do think that there's a hierarchical control grid with a high priesthood

Starting point is 00:08:34 that probably has a lineage going back to the ancient Babylonian high priesthood of Marduk. I think that there's probably that going on. But I just don't think that they're sane. Like, I don't think that they're necessarily in control of their own minds. So would you say, like, sacrificing babies or whatever, they do it, but it doesn't do anything, is what you're trying to say? Like, even though, is that where you're at? I think that they've come to believe that it's doing things. But it doesn't do anything, yeah. So I think that they can walk around with totally contradictory attitudes,

Starting point is 00:09:06 but because they've gone through a Gnostic set of experience for their own, like, they were processed into something that they were kind of already doomed when they were babies. Like when the people born into some of these highborn families are like just coming to the world, right? They're babies. They got all the potential to be great people. But unfortunately, they got this sick cesspool of a, of this oligarchical, misanthropic, hateful culture that they were born into that's got a

Starting point is 00:09:33 whole system of grooming them, breaking them of their humanity, and breaking them with their rationality. Like, normally reason is the ability to, like, involves at least the ability to see contradictions in your thinking and empirical evidence so that by seeing those contradictions, you can let go of a false thought that is causing the contradiction of the paradox in order to come up with a better hypothesis that resolves the dissons. Now, they don't have, I don't think that they are, they care about resolving dissinances. So they can, they can do trickery to make magic appear where there is none and yet still believe that killing the babies or sacrificing the thing or drinking the blood is actually giving them somehow heightened powers at the same time as they have to do tricks to convince other people that they have magic that they don't have.

Starting point is 00:10:21 If you know, if you get my drift. And I don't think they have too much of a problem with these two very different things going on at the same time. So is anything, what would you say is real? Is, in your opinion, God, any of the gods, any of this belief, or is it just Babylonian? I mean, I have personal belief. So I believe that in God, otherwise I don't see how we would be here having this conversation. Yeah, I agree. I agree. That might be a

Starting point is 00:10:55 a bit of a reductionist proof of God, but we can have a whole conversation about that, but I do believe that there is an order and a purposefulness in creation, even without human beings. Before there was humans, I think there's evidence of purposefulness

Starting point is 00:11:09 and order and beauty there, and that human beings are like the most refined expression of that. So we can actually think about that process that the turtles don't think about the reasons for the hexagons on their shells or something. know, where we can actually think through things and make it more self-aware.

Starting point is 00:11:25 So I believe that we have a soul that can help that that allows us to discover these things that yearns for the immortal and the eternal. And I think good religion, whether it's within the coming, whether I look, because there's bad religion and good religion within the same kind of labels, whether I look in the Christian world, you got Christians killing Christians, you got Satanists calling themselves Christians, you got different splinter groups splintering it off. Same thing for the Muslim world, Jewish world. Hindu, Buddhist, whatever, there's not one homogenous thing, but whenever I look for like

Starting point is 00:11:56 the most valid, good, healthy expressions of whatever religion I'm looking at is it usually defines itself around the notion of a good creator, a loving creator that made creation reasonable, that made us in that creator's image in some way, with obligations to do things that are abiding by our conscience and reason for the purpose of leaving something better behind than what we had when we came into it. So whatever form that takes, that's the thing that the oligarchy has been trying to snuff out. So they work really hard to destroy whether it's a Martin Luther King Jr. type of expression of Christianity that's bringing together different people from different walks of life

Starting point is 00:12:39 for the purpose of something that is objectively necessary to fight empire. And, you know, or whether it's what John F. Kennedy is doing to try to embody the best aspects of what he understands to be Christianity. They want to stuff that out and bring about something way more, you know, controllable for the oligarchy. Like, you know, then you look at the civil rights movement after Martin Luther K. then you had it largely like subverted and corrupted by the FBI,

Starting point is 00:13:10 Reverend Sum Young Moon with the Moody's that was pouring into millions of dollars into all of the different black churches in order to really try to corrupt them. and, you know, bringing his dancing young, underage girls into Congress into the various churches. And so you'd get money, you'd get a Rolex watch from the guy who owns the Empire State Building, the Washington Times and all of this stuff. It's the movies. This guy is a, he's a synthetic MK Ultra Operative who was concocted out of scratch during the Korean War, who came out thinking that he's the new Messiah.

Starting point is 00:13:38 And he's being used to then infiltrate and get people with high responsibility in politics and religion to lose their souls. And so they call themselves Christian, but it's not really the thing anymore. It's now it's gone. And they go along with all of the, you know, the geopolitical ambitions of the trilateral condition. Satan is so crazy to me. Yeah. It's so crazy to me.

Starting point is 00:14:07 And it's like, you know, I've been going on a lot of podcasts and saying there's three things I know for sure. You know, people conspire. all your culture is fake and gay and then finally the world's ran by sorcery and the question is I'd like to ask you is it all Babylonian or is there something beyond Babylon? Is it like is there some, you know, how far does it go?

Starting point is 00:14:34 But is it Babylon? You know, you were the first, either you said it on the show or I read your book about how the Greater Israel Project is just basically new Babylon it's based on the map. Is that what we're dealing with? It's like, it's just this infiltration of every single religion

Starting point is 00:14:53 or the creation of it, such as Islam, and it's just got this Babylonian hidden hand involved in all of it? I mean, it definitely seems like a lot revolves around Babylon, that's for sure. From what it appears in my assessment so far, that the the the dominant the dominant the dominant cult of Babylon was margu right that was like the dominant there were other there were other

Starting point is 00:15:23 cults but that was the big one and marduke is it's is a solar deity and as it's known or this is well known I think they want to they need something physical to expand to project power they can't just do it through simple ideas so you need the real politic thing and the and Babylon was around for a very very long time but at a certain point for whatever reason they just got an upper limit. And so, you know, when Cyrus the Great came in, it's known that pretty much he just like walked right in. He had collusion with the high priesthood of Marduk, of Marduk, that he paid homage to as Alexander the Great did later on. And pretty much, Persia seems to have

Starting point is 00:16:09 been selected as a more useful physical body to express physical power on behalf of the priesthood. And they just had to kind of retool some of the same traditions. But with imagery and symbols that was more befitting to the psychodynamics and cultural tastes of the people living in Persia. But Persia then became sort of the foundation, the Assyrian system. You know, Persia became the foundation of the new Babylonian empire. But I see it as all kind of like a hive, kind of like.

Starting point is 00:16:39 migrating, looking for a better host, and kind of just extracting what it can, like a silkworm farmer, you know, just extract silk out of the silkworms, but can only go so far. So at a certain point when the parasite ends up killing the host, they kind of don't do themselves any service at the end of the day, and they kind of have to find another host to take over

Starting point is 00:17:01 and to try to learn from their mistakes as they did when they went into Rome. you know and so you know you can start kind of trace out the the rebranding of some of these cults as like you see the solar cults of Mithra being brought in from Persia into Rome. It's sister

Starting point is 00:17:19 cults like Sibyl and Atis where one was of the sort of like the male warrior, the male only warrior mystery cults of Mithra which which is kind of like had a it had a counterpart cult of a of an earth mother a maga

Starting point is 00:17:35 magna magna moderate cult of of Sebel Attis, which is more female oriented, had a more priestess class, was more based upon orgiastic, ecstatic states.

Starting point is 00:17:46 And if you wanted to be a man in the, in the Sebel cults as it went into Rome, you kind of had to cut off your janitalia and after you, you're going on a drug frenzy. And then you could be

Starting point is 00:17:57 a hierophon. Then you could be, you know, a man of the cloth, so to speak, and you'd be in the interesting thing. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:18:05 But they had their temples together. So the Mithraim, where the, where the, the men would go and in worship, it was, they had, they would always worship in a, in a, in a, in a, in a catacomb or a cave below the surface, embodying kind of kind of, kind of the womb, the womb of, of the earth. So I had that idea. And they often tended to, to exist with a, a Sibel temple above. So the, the females of the family, the mothers and the, and the daughters would go to the Sibel temple. And then the men would go down to the cave that would be expressed by the bull sacrifice, you know, and they would have seven degrees of, of, uh, ritual with Saturn being at the highest.

Starting point is 00:18:45 And, and, but you, you had the same thing. You had an integration of different cults going into Carthage, which was an enemy of Rome. So I think at a certain point, there was an undecidedness about like, where are we get after, since Persia is, is, is not working so well. It's, we've only been able to take this so far. We weren't able to successfully destroy Athens, the way we want to, though they tried it, you know, quite a bit. It started petering out and they were like, well, what's the new seat going to be?

Starting point is 00:19:13 Is it going to be Carthage or is it going to be Rome or is it going to be the kingdom of Pontus, which is where you had the Mithridides, you know, kings that were fighting Rome. That was during the time when Rome was still a Republican and it hadn't gone in it, it had not become an empire yet. What was it going to be? And it could have been Carthage. It could have been Pontus. But I think a decision was made along the way of the Roman aristocracy and the petition.

Starting point is 00:19:34 nutrition class proved that they had they had what it takes. They're willing to sacrifice more. And the decision was made, okay, we'll give it to Rome. And they became the seat. They got to clean up, clean house. You know, and the same thing happened with Egypt a little bit later on once they killed Julius Caesar, who I think was probably a representative of the bull symbol being sacrificed because that was his hometown was represented by the bull. And he was kind of resistant to Mithra being brought in by Pompey, his enemy, as a sanctioned mystery.

Starting point is 00:20:04 he didn't like that. So I think his killing, which was a ritual killing, had a lot to do with the choice to, because the picture of Mithra killing the bull, that's not there in Persia. It's only there in Rome. And so over his dead body,

Starting point is 00:20:19 he was kind of used. He's a bit stupid. He allowed for Rome to become an empire. He tried not to, but he ended up going along with it. And then when it was, you had an agreement where, like you had a fight between what became like Egypt's,

Starting point is 00:20:32 so Mark Anthony, who was allied with Julius Caesar was signed with Cleopatra and he wanted Alexandria Egypt to be the center of this new consolidated empire and and you know the followers of of well the other followers of Julius Caesar like Emperor Octavio Augustus who's his nephew he wanted Rome to be the center and they battled it out for civil war for a period for foreign wars and then civil wars and it was pretty brutal and it took like 20 years for it to finally work itself out but at a certain point, a negotiation was reached with the solar cult at Mithra

Starting point is 00:21:06 that had an arrangement made with the, with Emperor Octavia Augustus around 34 BC to say, okay, it'll be Rome. We'll let it be Rome. And at that point, that became the new seed of growth of this hive, you know. So that's how I tend to look at it. As far as what was before Babylon,

Starting point is 00:21:24 it's out of my pay grade so far. I don't know. Dude, I don't know how you know all that shit. incredible. You're an encyclopedia, dude. That's incredible. Do we see that playing out today in a weird way? Like, is there a fight over where the head of the empire will be? A lot of people always think they want to make it Israel, but I believe that people have told me you believe this, that they're going to sacrifice Israel. and they're going to, and I don't want to put words in your mouth if you don't believe that, but that they're going to sacrifice Israel.

Starting point is 00:22:05 And I kind of see it as this thing when a brand is dead. They just get rid of it. They use it for all it's worth, squeeze the juice out of it. And then what's done, I think this is what you see with Argentina and the Ukraine. They seem to be showing up where their next stop is going to be. Do you have any thoughts on that? Yeah. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:22:28 I do subscribe to the hypothesis that Israel was ultimately created not for a long-term game, but rather for playing a role that it played, but ultimately is destined to kind of end with a murder-suicide operation that it has to fulfill in order to reach the extent of, like, I don't know if your viewers. Have you shown the picture that I have in my book of the Neo-Babolonian Empire and the Greater Israel thing? I don't know if we show it on here, but if you can you look up? I got one. I got one here. Yeah, let him show it. Let him show it right here. Guys, we have a deep population problem, and the only way to fight back is boners.

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Starting point is 00:25:30 It's like it's not the same thing. And I've had people tell me like, oh, that's clearly not exactly the same thing. And I agree. It's not exactly the same thing. But for the 40-year period or so where the Jews were in captivity in Nebuchadnezzar's Babylon, you know, after the temple, their sacred temple was destroyed. That region of Babylon is a little bit too similar for my taste. to what the followers of Jabotinsky and Rabbi Abraham Isaac Cook and Peter Herzl all wish to have as Greater Israel, which is pretty much like a third of Saudi Arabia, most of Iraq, some of Turkey, a lot of Syria, all of Jordan, a bunch of Egypt.

Starting point is 00:26:14 And that's really, that's a big thing. Like, that's not just a design on a map. That's really animating the hearts and minds of a lot of fanatics and zealots who want to rebuild Solomon's Temple. And they have an idea that it's not just a building that has to have. happen by first blowing up the Al-Akska mosque. Like, you know, you've heard Pete Heggseth, you know, in Israel, you guys have all heard that crazy ass speech, right? Where he say, we got to create a new miracle by building the temple for a third time.

Starting point is 00:26:40 So he's situated himself into that third temple cult, right? And that's also something. So when I look at, there's different signs that for me give me the heibi-gibis, like when Donald Trump announces this arc of triumph that he wants to build. and you look at the history of the Ark of Triumph, like it's not just Napoleon, because people are like, oh, yeah, if he wants to be bigger than Napoleon,

Starting point is 00:27:00 and it's like, yes and no. That, first of all, if it was just that, would still be terrible because Napoleon did see himself as, like, a new world emperor. He called himself a consul for the Republic to create a republic after the Civil War of France that went on for a few years of bloodbath, right? To make sure that France,

Starting point is 00:27:18 because a lot of British Freemasons want to make sure that the ideal, the better ideals of 1760s, 76 didn't start getting a spreading in in Europe overthrowing the the hereditary systems. So they really made sure that it turned very quickly into a Jacobin bloodbath of left versus right killing each other for a few years. And out of that complete bloodbath of like 40,000 dead by it wasn't just head chopping. It was like from 1790 to 1794 when Napoleon starts stepping in. It's like secret, secret trials, secret evidence, secret acumenes, secret acumenes.

Starting point is 00:27:54 that are causing people to like one day to the next be found guilty for crimes they don't even understand and lose their heads right from all walks of life so it was a shit show and again you had like french british martinist freemasonry all over the place lighting fires paying robbs pierre peeing these these different demagogues to uh to basically weaponize the mob weaponize the masses and out of that that shit show you had a vacuum of leadership that needed to be filled a vet you know, the world hates a vacuum. So out of that, a Napoleon could be inserted. And he was originally gaining the hearts of the people around the idea that he was going to be like a Roman, a Roman Republican console, which people thought was going to be cool.

Starting point is 00:28:36 And then it took him like no time whatsoever to say, actually, you know what, I like the empire better. So he went for for making himself empire in like 1800. And he at the same time as he did that, he was going on his Palestinian campaign, right, into Egypt, into Palestine. and he set up a Sanhedron in France, the Paris Sanhedron. He had a proclamation for the Jews to organize the support of the international jury to support a state of Israel. That's actually what he had organized for. And with that came a rebuilding of the Solomon Temple, just like Julian the apostate had tried to do earlier in like the 360s. So if it was just Napoleon, it would already have a ton of bad meaning that Trump wants to do that.

Starting point is 00:29:17 Because that was at that time that he decided to sanction the building of the, of the, his triumphal arch. But it's not, is that he, Napoleon's idea was not original. He was looking at Emperor Titus and Nero and how these guys carried out the Roman Jewish wars, right? Especially the big one that resulted in

Starting point is 00:29:36 the second temple getting destroyed in 69 AD. And that's where you have in Rome, this big Roman arch that Napoleon emulated. And that's the arch that features the only surviving, like contemporary car celebrating the looting of the temple, the second temple.

Starting point is 00:29:54 So you got the minores and you got the Roman soldiers taken out the minors. Yeah. Yeah. So it's an interesting thing, right? But that's, that's really. They have artwork like basically bragging that they ripped off the place. Yeah. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:30:08 Yeah, they're just tearing out their loot and booty and gold. Dude, that is crazy. It's right there in Rome. You can go to see it. So, you know, when, and then you got Benjamin and Yahoo being stopped when he's like, asked by some journalist, you guys have probably seen this video when he's being asked, what's the book you're reading right now? And it's about, like, Rome versus, Rome versus the Jews. And they're like, what are you, what are you reading about? Why are

Starting point is 00:30:28 reading that book? He's like, well, Rome beat us the first time. We have to try to beat them the second time. So a lot of these old ideas are still very active. You can go to YouTube. Yeah, I've seen that. And he basically thinks the United States is Rome. Ish, right? Like, there's a certain ambiguity there. But I think that when I look at the origins of all of the people who, and I just what I went through from my mystery Babylon book, when I started doing the work looking at like, who were the architects of what became Christian Zionism, of turning Judaism into a Zionist cult, a blood and soil cult,

Starting point is 00:31:02 who was behind the creation of the state of Israel? Going back to the 19th century, it's mostly anti-Semitic, um, British imperial, Jesuits, uh, you know, fascists,

Starting point is 00:31:17 hardcore fascists like Lord Palmerston. who he didn't call it fascist back then, but he was like the lead representative of the British Empire, like, elit. So he, if you, Lord Shaftersbury, the first, the first modern Zionist is Lord Anthony Ashley Cooper, the seventh Earl of Shaftersbury.

Starting point is 00:31:36 He's in Zionist literature, he's known as the first modern Zionist in the 1830s advocating the idea of bringing the Jews of Europe solving the Jewish problem by convincing all the Jews who've been living in Europe and Russia to just leave,

Starting point is 00:31:48 just go. and live in the desert now. And he's like, you know, you're like that, that, if you read his writings, he's saying that this would benefit the interest of the British Empire because we could then get a stranglehold. We could use these people to then like manage different acquisitions of territories in the Suez Canal and, you know, beating back the Ottoman Empire and doing these things. So they saw them as like a geopolitical tool. But, but then coming out of him, you had people like Lord Milner, who was co-writing the Balfour Chords. Lord Balfour, he's an anti-Semite calling first. stopping the Jews from coming into England.

Starting point is 00:32:22 Really? Yeah. Yeah, he's got a whole campaign that he was running in 1905 when the Jews were being persecuted by the pogroms in Russia. And they were trying to get out of Russia. And a lot of them were coming to England. And he was like, no, we need to stop them now. But he, but you care so much about creating the safe space for them

Starting point is 00:32:41 in that specifically hotspot zone or like Himmler, right? Like the leading Nazis who are organizing with the, British Empire in 1933, the Ha'avara agreement. I got to say it like that with a little hiccup, like Haavara agreement. And that's transporting like 100,000 Jews from Germany, Czechoslovakia, Poland

Starting point is 00:33:02 into like Palestine. But it's not like the Nazis like the Jews. It's not like they don't despise them or think that they're like intermention. They think that they're crap. But they really, really, really are pat like Himel, not Himmler, what's his name? Eichmann.

Starting point is 00:33:19 Adolf Eichmann taught himself Hebrew so that he could study Kabbalah and said that he would be, like, he put his last interview before he so-called died, but he probably didn't. I think it was like one of those Jack Parsons things. But in his last interview, he was like, if I wasn't born to Jew, but if I was, I would be the most ardent Zionist ever. I couldn't imagine being anything else. And it's like, but you're, you're Adel Feikman. Like you're, so what do you think of when you're thinking of Hebrew or when you're thinking of Kabbalah? What do you, I don't think it's anything to do with Judaism in the conventional sense. Dude, I agree, man. I totally agree. And I've always said that. I think the Jews are middle management. I think they just want them to be the boogeyman. And there's something deeper going on. And like the Talmud was written when the Jews were the slaves of Babylon. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:34:05 So it's like, right? Well, I guess elements of it were because the Babylonian Talmud I was reading was actually way later. It was like in the 300, 400 AD when it was assembled. The Jerusalem Talmud was a little bit before that in like the first second centuries was the Jerusalem Talmud. But yeah, like it probably got the ball rolling. The ball probably got rolling in like, yeah. Their time in captivity was probably playing a role in that. But to me, and again, if I'm wrong, I'm totally fine.

Starting point is 00:34:43 What you're saying that. I'm not hooked on this. but it seems if they're your slaves that even though it's centuries and centuries ago, there is a view of people in a certain way. And even though the Babylonians of today didn't live back there, there could be the same kind of thought that these are pawns for us. Yeah, like I think you always had this phenomenon, or not always, but for a long time, this phenomenon of like the Pharaoh's Jews.

Starting point is 00:35:17 kind of like the house slave phenomenon of the Confederate times. The same thing was you could see it back in Egypt. They would select some of their more favorite house servant Jews to do some of the dirty work, some of the financial dirty work, which if you're an oligarch that wants to keep a clean profile, you don't want to necessarily have to risk earning the ire of the people who you're going to be financially indebting

Starting point is 00:35:43 and abusing who might sometimes want to pick up a pitchfork. Or the same thing for Rome, right? They had the tax collectors. Oftentimes, they tried to recruit from the Jews so that they received because nobody likes your tax collector. Oh, shit. You know, they would get, they hate very conveniently. And they got privileges, you know, they got some sweet digs and they got, you know,

Starting point is 00:36:03 good pay and good rewards for being the hate absorber. But they also got occasionally, you know, tart and feathered when people got pissed. And they got good at it. And they got good at it. Well, it's their job to, to, you know, be the sin eaters. that's what I think BB's going to be that's what I think Israel's going to be

Starting point is 00:36:23 they're going to get all the sins when this is all said and done whenever they get to where they want to and they'll be discarded and a new Babylon will come in. They'll call it a different name but it will be along the lines of your map trying to bring it back.

Starting point is 00:36:40 That's just, I mean if you kind of look at the story you know it's like the story that's sold to us is like laws were in place so Jewish people couldn't you know work in in regular business they weren't allowed to work in regular business so you know

Starting point is 00:36:57 they had to find these kind of black markets to work in and they made their money in usury or maybe that was designed that way to push them into that to serve these people who couldn't like proxy armies almost it's like yeah

Starting point is 00:37:13 it's not the U.S. military but we're the ones funding arming and training them. Yeah, exactly. I think that it's kind of like that. It's a proxy. But yeah, you had objective, like, people can investigate the Aziz laws in England. They can investigate the anti-Jewish laws of Venice and six, was it like 968 when Venice

Starting point is 00:37:34 started coming out, prohibiting doing business with any ship that was carrying a Jew on it. Or, you know, and it got work over the, especially at peak during the crusading period when people really lost their marbles. like people went nuts during the Crusades. It was just a few centuries of bloodbath and like kill for Jesus. It was nuts. And during that time, like the Jews,

Starting point is 00:37:58 because there is this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this is, this. They'll, they'll, they'll, they'll, they'll, they'll, they'll create, like, a little micro dynasty, a little mini dynasty for one or another Jewish family that will then have certain guarantees that as long as you, you know, drink the blood, whatever, you know, whether it's a later on it became a, the Rothschilds are a more recent addition to the, the roster, but, you know, or the, the Bronfmans are an even more recent addition, but you've got older ones too that were working for the Templars that were running the

Starting point is 00:38:33 international banking as the global, you know, Heather Lynn has gone through this really, really beautifully. The Templars were an international banking corporation supernational that was, that had a monopoly mostly. Did they start that? They advanced it and gave it a more modern rebranding of like, you know, the idea of putting it a deposit in one branch and taking it out in another branch. They like innovated that, but they weren't doing a lot of that dirty work themselves.

Starting point is 00:39:03 There were Templar bankers, but a lot of them were Sephardic Jews that they recruited up from like North Africa. Some of them might have been like carryovers that they extracted from Khazaria that had been destroyed pretty well by that time. And so for the survivors, you could get a reward. word by being a servant. And then you'd have a special secret doctrine that you would be introduced to to vet you. So I think around that same time in the 11th century, you had the Zohar that was recovered

Starting point is 00:39:30 in some Templar dig so conveniently and translated. Nobody saw the original manuscript, really. We just have like a copy of a copy that we were told the story about it being ancient. I see no evidence of that. it seems like it came out of the medieval ages as like this mystical concoction to try to create a gateway into a new secret teaching structure within the Jewish cultural matrix to interpret through different coding and numerology, you know, text within the Torah or within the Talmud, or it became very highly interpretive, right?

Starting point is 00:40:09 But then so that, then you have to adopt and adhere to this new type of, more Gnostic doctrine, a secret teaching thing in order to be trusted with wielding financial power for your masters. And your kids will be granted a certain, you know, position of privilege and comfort as long as they carry out the family, the family job, you know, and generally speaking, there's ways of enhancing the certainty that that's going to happen. Sometimes maybe somebody doesn't do the job and they're, you know, they die in mysterious death.

Starting point is 00:40:40 I don't know. But I mean, generally speaking, that's how these little micro-diasties are created. and they're not going to be allowed to like marry above a certain, a certain bloodline. Like there will be glass ceilings for how far they're allowed to, you know, move up in the, in the hierarchy. But yeah, like all of the doors were closed. You couldn't be, you couldn't be in a trade guild at a certain point during the 11th century in most of Europe.

Starting point is 00:41:03 If you were a Jew, you couldn't have a trade. You couldn't be a farmer. You couldn't own farming. You couldn't own an enterprise. You couldn't carry a weapon. You couldn't be a soldier. So like all of the normal job opportunities, which already weren't that much in the middle ages, there's not already, even if you're not a Jew, there's still not that much for not, not that many choices, uh, in general, but it got really bad. And they were allowed to pretty much do money lending. They could do that. Um, they could, they could, they could, they could. It's almost like it's force. That's, that's, that's kind of what I was getting at. It's like take away any options and this is what they have to do at that point. Matt, can I bring you up with. Can I bring a theory up to you?

Starting point is 00:41:45 And I'd love to hear your thoughts on it. And if I'm wrong, I'm wrong. My belief is that the Big Bang theory comes from the Zohar. And that, you know, we've had J.T. follows J.C. And he was talking about how in about 1840, the Kabbalah was going to be pushed out and everyone could read it. And that's when you kind of see. all these other Christian denominations kind of like splintering off from, you know, the one Christ or maybe even, you know, Christianity and Catholicism.

Starting point is 00:42:23 Then it starts to just spider web into Protestant and all this. Not that Protestant wasn't wrong, but all the different denominations of Protestant. And if you read the Zohar in it, it talks about when God puts this energy into the tree of life. And it's so powerful, it makes the tree of. explode and God's energy, it goes all over the universe. It's my belief is that's where the big bang theory comes from. Because they always tell you, they're like, just Johnny says it all the time. Like, oh, just give us this one thing and we'll explain everything else to you. So where does that come from? Seems like, sounds just like what's in the Zohar. It's an interesting idea, right? I

Starting point is 00:43:08 hadn't really thought about it the way you just expressed it, but I could see that. Because it's Before that, did we have really a notion of cosmology or an origin story that had some random explosion emerge out of a void of nothingness? Maybe. I don't really, I got to research that a little bit more, but definitely it was a religious thing. It wasn't a scientific innovation. That's one thing I could definitely say. Like in the early 20th century, when it took that form it did, it was a Jesuit named George Le Maître, who was the founder of modern Big Bang theory. He was a Jesuit priest.

Starting point is 00:43:44 Yeah, 100%. Yeah. And he was just looking for some way of spinning the, the so-called scientific data that could have, it's not like there wasn't other interpretations for Redshift. Because it's like, that's what he was looking at. He was just observing that there was such a thing called Redshift that you could see when you looked at out of, like, when you looked at certain celestial bodies that seem to be outside of this thing called the Milky Way or whatever it was that we happen to be in.

Starting point is 00:44:14 There was like some of these entities that you could see more had a spiral figure to them, you know, when you put them through a spectrometer, it had the same layout of the types of elements that you would normally get if you had a Bunsen burner and you put them through a spectrometer and you'd get like whatever, whatever elements were making up that thing you were burning. So you'd see a bit of carbon, because they're all emitting and absorbing light at different frequencies.

Starting point is 00:44:40 So you could put that through, you could sort of get an idea of what other stars, what are they made of, what's their proportions of hydrogen to nitrogen to whatever. And same thing for other galaxies. And you can get a bit of a spread. But they found that most of them were leaning, were shifted towards the red end of the spectrum. Some of them were shifted a little bit to the blue. But very few of them had the same configuration as what we would find on the earth. So it's like there's many ways of interpreting that objective data of which one of them is what this general. Wesowitz said, well, hey, this is a sign of a Doppler effect.

Starting point is 00:45:13 That just means, like, their wavelength is being elongated because they're moving, they must be moving away from us, you know, and if that's the case, like the Doppler effect that we learned about in high school, right, that if a body is moving towards you, the sound that it's emitting like a train will have more compressed sound waves. So it'll, it'll sound one way. And as it's moving away, the sound waves will be elongated. So the same thing you could say for light waves as well coming at you, they'll be more compressed, maybe towards, they'll be towards the blue wave length.

Starting point is 00:45:45 If it's moving towards you and if it's moving away from you, it'll be more elongated towards the redshift. But he's like, if most of them are redshift, what must mean that we can do a mathematical extrapolation and presume that we can then adduce at what point everything could have been all together in one like point mass, which they then calculated was like 13.7 billion years ago, which turns out to be garbage anyway, but they, said, okay, that's what's happening? And thus, what could account for that?

Starting point is 00:46:13 He's like, well, must have been so giant big bang explosion, some cum shot out of the void of nothingness, of the forever nothingness, which was the normal thing. And then there's this weird thing that happened for no reason, except it just did. And now everything just kind of like, all energy that exists in the world always contain that infinite volume of zero, like volume zero, but that volume of zero contained all energy and just blew up and now everything is kind of moving if you follow that logical conclusion towards a heat death

Starting point is 00:46:43 because ultimately everything is becoming less interesting as it's moving away from each other towards an ultimate nihilistic stasis which is again super super nihilistic and like what's the point of anything if you believe that you've got to assume a lot of self-contradictory absurdities like that first of all something can come from nothing

Starting point is 00:47:02 which is patently absurd Yeah, right. Randomness causes order. Because what caused that big come shot of random? Well, that's random. But all of the order that you see is just a friggin illusion at that point. So it very much conjoins into the Jesuit Darwinian model of explaining life as being ultimately random mutations. So don't think about morality, purposefulness, mind.

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Starting point is 00:50:19 That's men go to mars.com. And when they ask where you heard about them, please tell them our show sent you, Tim Fulha. And we thank men go to mars.com for sponsoring the show. get your opinion on something. I don't know if this is your expertise, but does it amaze you sometimes how many atheists or Zionists at the same time? Is it, is it just weird to you that people that don't believe in God believe that God gave people the rights to land 3,000 years ago? Does that, does that mental gymnastics make any sense to you at all? It breaks my brain, man. I've never seen anything like this. I can't think of another analog of

Starting point is 00:50:58 anything like this. Can you, can you guys think of anything like this? No, it's so weird. Why do you, well, now, again, it might not be your expertise, but what do you think that is? I think it's, it's so weird, man.

Starting point is 00:51:16 So, yeah, like Tel Aviv is, is well known as, like, the most hedonistic, uh, Satanist pedophile, pedophilia friendly place in the world. So, you know, part of me, because I'm a bit of a conspiracy theorist, I'm thinking maybe that's not an accident. And maybe the idea was to consciously create a culture that would amplify ultimately immoral satanic values that might, for the uninitiated, be perceived to be atheistic and just live in the now. But they don't shape the thoughts that they have because they're uninitiated, you know, plebe hedonists.

Starting point is 00:51:54 but the ones who are, you know, creating the tempo, who are orchestrating like what will be the values, what will be the things that people are going to be expected to enjoy the debauched world. They're sulfuric. Like, they know what they're doing. So maybe, yeah, they're trying to maximize the sin, like you're saying, to create something so blindingly, blindingly disgustingly evil to validate the ultimate smiting of that evil.

Starting point is 00:52:24 ally Archangel Michael coming in with the big spear on the on the serpent. I do believe that atheism comes from either either you've done something you are really ashamed of or something really bad happened to you. That a lot of times it gets into like someone you love died and you don't understand why God wouldn't allow a good person to be taken away in a horrible, a horrible way. and I understand that. And that's really hard to explain a way as somebody who is into God. I'm a Jesus guy.

Starting point is 00:53:00 To explain that in a way that they'll understand. But the other one is to people I think have gotten really into hedonism, like they don't want to believe there's ramifications for their actions. Oh, for sure. Yeah. I mean, so part of it I think it's rooted in, I think you're right about person. trauma, guilt, shame, or like you can't deal with the consequence of what you've just done.

Starting point is 00:53:28 And you don't have the humility to just own up to it and to try to repent. But the other thing, too, it's cynicism, right? Like if you've been through or you, like a lot of the way that so many of the Jews are trained to go through certain experiences vicariously of living through the torment and pain and suffering of Auschwitz and like really going through much. mantras and visualization processes to put yourself through, like, you could smell your, it's very Jesuitical if you think about the type of meditations and the techniques of self-brainwashing contained within Loyola's meditations. You've got to like really work the power of the

Starting point is 00:54:08 imagination, who imagine the smell of the burning flesh, imagine the screams of the raped, you know, people in the concentration camp. And you're just internalizing all of the abuse, all of the pain, the suffering of world wars and everybody hates you, everybody's out to get you. And how could you really believe in a good or a loving God or any God? If that's the sort of only idea of history and your identity that you've been allowed to immerse yourself in, none of the beauty, none of the goodness of humanity is something, anything you're allowed to, or you've been encouraged to have any type of recognition for. So you have no relationship of the good that humans have done.

Starting point is 00:54:45 You only have experience of, even though you haven't personally experienced it, right? A lot of these young people haven't experienced, they've had a comfortable life. They haven't experienced anything uncomfortable, but it breaks them psychologically by design. And yeah, I think that the like World War I, World War II, they did a number on a whole generation of young people. They became a lost generation, right? After World War I, so many young people couldn't believe in God. If that hadn't happened and they hadn't been through the trench warfare meat grinder, hell on earth, they would have probably lived much more dignified, you know, creative lives.

Starting point is 00:55:19 But they came back broken people. like the baby boomers did when they came out of Vietnam, so many of them just came back broken and it became difficult for them to have any solid foundation of any good religion inside of them at that point because they just had ultimately misanthropic hate of all of the human species because of what they personally had gone through

Starting point is 00:55:38 and did themselves too. It's like MK Ultra on a much larger level, like traumatized people and break them from their spirituality. That's kind of what I think you're saying. there and I agree. I want to it's very interesting so we were kind of talking you talked about us last time but it was towards the end so we weren't able to get into it and so I'm very excited to have you back and it was kind of crazy because I did Jimmy Doors live show last night and this guy came to back and he's like he's British he's like I love your your mind or your conspiracies can we talk

Starting point is 00:56:14 and I'm like okay yeah so I gave my number because I just give out my number of people and he's like, what do you think about Jack the Ripper? And I've heard different theories on it. And I know you had some theories on, but I found it was kind of crazy that you brought that up. Because I remember going, man, I wish we would have gotten this earlier in the show. And here we are a little later into the show again. But I would love to hear any thoughts you have on Jack the Ripper.

Starting point is 00:56:41 I think it's a really great conversation. Yeah, that actually plays a big role in. So you have volume one of my Revenge of the Mystery Cults trilogy. because I wrote three volumes kind of at the same time and they kind of all end at the same place though they have different starting points and volume three for those watching

Starting point is 00:57:01 who might want to look on Amazon it's called Edgar Poe's Final Mystery and other tales of Rassios Nation and it's got a picture of Alistaira Crowley and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the guy who created Sherlock Holmes and Edgar Poe and I got about seven chapters in here on Jack the Ripper

Starting point is 00:57:19 and I didn't think going into that book, I knew I wanted to write about Poe, but I didn't know it was going to, it was going to take me into the Jack and Ripper story, but it did. Whoa. Yeah, and it also took me into the Solomon Temple

Starting point is 00:57:31 revival cults of the 18th century at the same time. And that was also a surprise, too. But they are, and they are connected. So let me just show a picture here from my book. I'm just going to do a little screen share once more. I'll do this one to share.

Starting point is 00:57:49 You guys see that? Yeah. Yes, I can see it. Okay. So there's, oh, damn, I just lost it. That was the wrong thing. Because it just went to the beginning back. And let me just make sure it.

Starting point is 00:58:04 And there it is. All right. So, yeah, there's like five primary victims who died between a two-month period that ended in, I think it was November. It started in losing, I. It's been a couple of years since I wrote this book, but pretty much from like, I think August to September or so was the period of the murders. And so you've got five what are called canonized victims because everybody, all the experts kind of agree that they all have certain profiles, signatures that they were all done by the same guy. They made the book. They made the book.

Starting point is 00:58:39 Right. Is that what they did the Bible? They made the book. Yeah. Yeah. Because there were other people who were homicited during that time. But these particular five, everybody's like, okay, these are definitely. the five. But now,

Starting point is 00:58:50 so there is this one author whose name all of a sudden is escaping me, but who pulled together this fantastic graph, not even the graph, I made the graph,

Starting point is 00:58:59 but they pulled together the distances where they just basically said, is it, are these bodies laid out randomly? Or is there a purpose to it? And so if you take a bird's eye of view and you just look at some of the anomalies of the distance of each body from the other,

Starting point is 00:59:13 from victim one to victim two, 930 yards, from victim two to victim four, 930. Whoa. From victim three to victim four is 950, then from victim three to victim five is nine fifty, and the distance from the center of the plan to site three, site four, and site five is 500 yards. So you got what's known as the Vesica Pisces being carved out,

Starting point is 00:59:33 which is basically the overlay of two circles sharing a common radius that is being laid out over this particular area of Whitechapel. Oh, I see that. I see the two circles you're talking about. This is kind of the Venn diagram of this, which you see. say is that what I yeah what it kind of yeah kind of say yeah if you just imagine like two circle well here I've got a picture here so this is like the vesque of Pisces as it was expressed in Christian you know religious artwork of the Byzantine but you also got it in the Catholic artwork too and whoa dude the Pice's because it kind of looks like a fish and it became a bit of a symbol in different Christian sects for the symbol of Jesus as you know there's a certain

Starting point is 01:00:15 fisherman idea of Jesus but you've got it all over the place and Byzantine artwork. And it's pretty simple construction. It's the basis of the Kabbalah as well. If you look at the tree of life, you basically just have to rotate a bunch of circles sharing the same radius around each other until you get the sufficient number

Starting point is 01:00:32 that you can account for the 10th Scepterat. And from there, you can start building up a whole philosophy of the Ainsoft. But it starts with just these Vesca Pisces. And part of the idea is... Which is two circles on top of each are just for the audio people. Yeah. Yeah, for the audio people, exactly.

Starting point is 01:00:49 And, you know, there is a certain sexual imagery in occult circles because of the symbolic similarities to the womb. So you have the idea of, you know, often it's featured around Mary, the virgin mother, right? And the womb image expressing the virgin mother giving a pure sacred birth. So this geometry is used again. For those listening, there's another slide. I'm just showing of other images just with Mary. But you also have it in the Matreya Bodhisattva representation. There's just a bunch of other images that I've got there from other cultures, not Christian,

Starting point is 01:01:25 that have been using this even before Christianity was around. That featured the Vesca Pisces. And again, you'll find typically certain... Yeah, wow, dude. So Crowley puts a big emphasis on this, Alder of Rosicrucians, Blavatsky, if you read her secret doctrine book, the Vesca Paises plays a big role. And there's a lot of scholars, a lot of Masonic scholars, who really seemed to be obsessed with the idea that Solomon's Temple was built around the Vesca Pisces in a variety of geometries that sort of set the blueprint for the foundations for Solomon's Temple.

Starting point is 01:02:00 And not just that. So in like, Whoa. Yeah, you guys seen this one? Yeah. Yeah, this is interesting, right? So we've got both the female womb imagery contained within St. Peter's Square. in the Vatican, the Vatican city, where an obelisk from Alexandria was positioned,

Starting point is 01:02:22 and this was, I think, around the 16th, mid-16th century by, oh, it's a really decent sculpture, but who's probably a Neoplatonic Satanist. His name's escaping me all of a sudden. But anyway, so this guy was, there was somebody who was commissioned to redesign St. Peter's square around the Vesca Paises geometry, and this particular obelisk representing the male ballic symbol was positioned right there at the womb as well so it's this you know uh yawning linglam idea too which they've got played out in hindu um esoteric hindu um scriptures is this this play this creation thing this this you know sacred in washington dc it went so this monument would have

Starting point is 01:03:12 pissed off george washington i looked into it a little bit i'm like why would because you're everyone It's always a curiosity, right? Like, why would you celebrate George Washington with this obelisk? That was what most people were thinking in 1832 when it was built. Because people were wondering, well, George Washington's been dead now for 30 years and we still don't have a single statue of the guy anywhere. So they put out a contest for all the artists in America to submit designs for this first ever, you know, statue to George Washington.

Starting point is 01:03:47 And the one that won is this thing. And everyone was super pissed and confused. Why this is the case? And I think a lot of this had to do with the fact that there was a bit of a Masonic. So you've got a battle within my book, I go through some of the battles within the Masonic Lodges, where you had various Christian elements that were taking over and co-opting lodges for the purpose of counterintelligence and just carrying out political warfare. And then you had the more satanic, sulfuric agencies that really, really were embodied by the Rosicrucians that were doing battle with them.

Starting point is 01:04:20 Like a lot, by the end of the, by the time Napoleon was around, all of the, the, the, like, Republican lodges in Europe were totally purged. Like, under that, they were gone. Like, they got their heads cut off. All of Benjamin Franklin's allies got their heads cut off by the 1760s. It was done. And you had a little bit more survival of the better part of the lodge system within America, but by the 1830s, it was a major coup.

Starting point is 01:04:47 But the Vesca Pice's was only put in. So the image on the grass featuring the Vesca Pysse was only put in in 2004 after 9-11. Oh, shit. Yeah. So that's an interesting thing, right? They ended that way later. Way later. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:05:06 So it's like there's a lot of good geometry. So what they want to do, what the occultists will do is they'll take basic geometry that everybody at the age of five years old should be playing with basic geometry and learning about, you know, how does the mind come to discover the laws of creation that are already there shaping flowers, shaping honeycombs, like, you know, crystals are just naturally forming according to certain geometries of the platonic solids. And we should be allowed to encourage to discover and play around. But what the oligricks will do is they'll try to mystify it and they'll create this like esoteric, you know, sacred geometry thing that your mind is not allowed to study. It's just something you're

Starting point is 01:05:50 allowed to play with relationships, create symbolic meaning, and then build structures of mythologies around symbols that don't have any root discovery at the heart. So like it shouldn't be, but it is mystified in a black magic way. But if you look at it within it, if you were like a good teacher taking a kid through like what you can learn by playing with these, you know, a compass and the different relationships that are created when the compass intersects with another one. You've got the square root of two, square word of five. You could play with you. You could discover why the square root of three is expressed by the intersection of the two, the two circles.

Starting point is 01:06:27 It's pretty cool. The Freemasons, though, they just take it and they just have the square of two and the square root of five. And then they build their whole mythology around it. So here, there's more. But all that to say, I'll do the stop share. The figures who carried it out, the Jack the Ripper murders, so they position. the bodies of these selected prostitutes that were that were murdered

Starting point is 01:06:48 where they were and I think it was a safe to say it was human sacrifice it was a ritual sacrifice that when I look at who they were the key guy who carried out the lead role it wasn't just one guy it could the level of coordination to do this required a multitude of players

Starting point is 01:07:04 performing at that same time that would have involved the police the Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Charles Warren who was in charge of the Metropolitan Police Police of white that included Whitechapel. And this is the Sir Charles Warren who was working, because he was there from 1886 until 1889.

Starting point is 01:07:22 Like just a week after this was done, he quit his job and went on to something else. This was one of the most powerful pre-Masonic Grand Masons of the United Grand Lodge. This guy was the president of the Palestinian Exploration Fund that was set up by King, or at the time, Prince Edward Albert, who later on became Edward the 7th,

Starting point is 01:07:42 after Queen Victoria died. But this guy was the initiator of the Palestinian Exploration Fund with Sir Walter de Bissant, the brother-in-law of Annie Bissant, who would go on to be the head of the the theosophist after Blavoski was discovered for being pretty much a hoaxer and a faker and was caught way too many times and was an embarrassment. So they had to get her out and bring in somebody a bit more controlled. So that was Sir Walter Besson's sister-in-law,

Starting point is 01:08:09 who was assigned to do that job. but um so Charles Warren Walter Bassant was the treasurer of the Palestinian exploration fund and the co-founder with Charles Warren right they go on create the Quator Coronati Lodge by 1888

Starting point is 01:08:27 that's like the the Freemasonic lodge that it's called the the Freemasonic Research Lodge the one that's responsible for like finding the Ark of the Coveny or mapping out Solomon's caves and temples all the stuff inside of like the Indiana Jones movies and like biblical archaeology

Starting point is 01:08:45 as a bogus field of study, all of that comes out of it's all controlled by the Quattor Coronati Lodge. So these guys are doing that. So he's positioned for some reason he's got all of these high level responsibility

Starting point is 01:09:01 but then he's brought in 1886 for two years to be all of a sudden charge of the London police but that's not all. You've got William Win Westcott who's a co-founder of the Hermetic Ward of the Golden Dawn who's also working with Madame Blavatsky because Blavatsky's kicked out of the theosophist in Adyar. She comes back to London, but she doesn't stop being a theosophist, right?

Starting point is 01:09:19 She's got her own a massive cult following, and she creates the esoteric section of theosophy. And amongst the founding members of the esoteric section that's set up in 1888, as soon as the hermetic order of the Golden Donnas created in 1887, she creates this thing with all of the members. McGregor Mathers, the guy who recruits Crowley, Conan Doyle is a member of the hermetic order

Starting point is 01:09:42 of the Golden Dawn at the same time. William Winn Westcott is at the London Corner, who's in charge of managing all of the bodies and creating a story of their deaths. So you got Charles Warren, you got Sir Robert Anderson, who's a leading figure within the Plymouth Brethren, who's the head of the, what do you call it,

Starting point is 01:10:01 Scotland Yard. That guy Robert Anderson is also a crazy mad, like Christian Zionist Darbyite, rapture theologian working with, with with with with with derby um darby's the founder of the plymouth brethren and the guy was like really promoting the interpretations of scripture around the idea of uh of of a rapture theology and and what have you so you got these guys oh also crowley prowley is born into a plymouth brethren sect at the same time dude rich kid he's a rich kid totally and he says that he's devoted to to

Starting point is 01:10:36 to Darby's cosmology to the very last days of his life. He just says that I took the devil's side. That's all. But I believe in the pre-millennial dispensationalism, just like Darby did. My whole life, he thinks that. And I think Darby was probably also a closet Satanist.

Starting point is 01:10:49 But you got Robert Anderson, who's the head of Scotland Yard. He's also doing some weird cover-ups, too, at the same time. It's always law enforcement, dude. It's like crazy to me. Always. But then, so on top of that, then you got the key guy, though,

Starting point is 01:11:05 the key black magician who's carrying out or coordinating this. So you need all of these things from the top. You've got the Blavatsky operation, which even Crowley said he thinks that Blaski play a role, but he's a bit of a trickster anyway. I'm sure she knew what was going on, but she was too fat to move around, so she couldn't have directly participated in it.

Starting point is 01:11:25 But the key guy is Robert Donston Stevenson, who was a journalist for the Paul Mall Gazette. at the time under W.T. Steed. W.T. Steed wrote the Boulderlands Journal. He was a major, he's also the the theosophist. The Borderlands Journal was what they've kind of revived with the remote viewing program under Stanford in the 1970s, was the borderlands of the 1880s, 90s. So Stede was employing Robert Donson, Stevenson, who always signed his name as Roslyn Donson. So Rosalin, because he was a big Templar guy. That was a big thing for him. And he was working as a journalist in Palestine in the early 1870s, while Charles,

Starting point is 01:12:05 Warren was excavating Solomon's temple. And Charles Warren was even writing with Walter Besant at that time about their hypothesis that Solomon's temple and you've got the two different like chambers under the Al-Akska Mosque. They presume that those chambers,

Starting point is 01:12:22 one is the chamber of size that nobody's allowed to see unless you're like highly vetted. And the second chamber has the, actually I've got an image of it. Let me just do a screen share. I'll just show an image of these things because they write about how they think that these things are the center of human sacrifice. So one second,

Starting point is 01:12:39 let me just make sure. Under the, under the second temple? Yeah. Yeah. Oh my God. Tell me I've got it. Tell me I got it.

Starting point is 01:12:48 I got it. Here it is. So, so these are Charles Warren's drawings from the 1870s when he was excavating the dome of the rock. And there you have this area where it's been mythologized that they say that there's a rock underneath it. This was built up in the, in 680 or so in the Abbasids by

Starting point is 01:13:05 some really shady Sufi builders who are like over suggesting to the opposites to build this very sacred temple right at this very particular spot right which is going to be a hot spot so like why would you so anyway it was a bad bad decision made but it was made and that that rock below the dome is the mythologized rock where abraham was told to kill his son and the angel stepped in and said no don't do that um now that and a healthy interpretation that's a that's a legit intervention on human sacrifice. Good. Okay, these guys don't think that, though.

Starting point is 01:13:37 So in Charles Warren's writings, he's describing how the second cave and the tunnel system that could fit a whole man through it, he says, he speculates was where the human refuse and blood would be distributed after the sacrifices would all be made and the blood would accumulate and be sent down to be sent into the adjacent soil to as part of this.

Starting point is 01:13:58 Yeah, so he thought that the blood would be disseminated throughout the terrain of the Holy Land of those who were carrying out service in Solomon's temple. And so he's looking at the parts of the Bible and probably some apocryphal texts like the Testament of Solomon,

Starting point is 01:14:14 which is another medieval piece of pretty, I mean, it's a counterfeit piece of garbage that they're trying to act as really old, but it was a medieval grimoire pretty much called Testament of Solomon, where Solomon is portrayed as a human sacrificing

Starting point is 01:14:29 you know, Moloch worshipping king, which, okay, it's there in the Bible. Like, it's there in the Bible, but there are moral lessons within the Bible of him having fallen

Starting point is 01:14:44 and trying to redeem himself, whereas these guys are like, no, that's the Solomon we love, is the one that's wielding a horde of demons of Belzebub using, you know, a star of David Ring that means something totally different from them

Starting point is 01:14:58 that causes the, demons to build the temple and there's a version of this within certain apocryphal scriptures within the Muslim world too where the Muslims also believe in Suleiman building the dome of the rock using a special ring that would that allowed him to wield the power of the all these jol the the the Muslim demons that worked for him at that point and that all somehow involved I don't know if the Muslims have hold on to the human sacrifice part but these Gnostic creeps around Charles Warren company definitely believe that the human sacrilege sacrificing thing was the key to make this this magic work.

Starting point is 01:15:32 And they want to bring that back, right? So that was a big high priority for these guys. So this guy, Dawson Stevenson, was already there being friends with, like becoming friends, allied, being initiated by Charles Warren back then. He was a disciple of Sir Edward Bullwer Lytton. So if you guys know Edward Bullwer Lytton, you guys know who that is?

Starting point is 01:15:57 No. Nope. He's like, he's like the master, probably the father of the Rosicrucian revival of the 19th century. So he created the Rosicrucian Society in Anglia in 1867. He was also formerly the minister of the colonies under Lord Disraeli, Benjamin Disraeli in 1859. And total occultists, like his occult works on Zanoni, on, Like, he did his work on Vrille, the coming race, that this stuff influenced not just Blavoski and also Crowley, but also the leading SS Thula Society figures around Imler. They were all reading Bull Rilittin's writings on his ideas of Vrill is this mystical force, kind of like a luminiferous ether that allows only the high-born bloods to use their secret Harry Potter powers.

Starting point is 01:16:58 to do magic pretty much. It's part of the invisible college idea. So that's what the Rosicrucans are all big on. This invisible college notion that is then turned into bubblegum for our pop culture under Harry Potter. So this guy is, he's a black magician. He's the guy who's assigning Elephos Levy to go and create, to put a lot of his thoughts into transcendental magic into writing. It becomes a highly influential piece of witchcraft. that's used for the French version of the occult revival of the 19th century.

Starting point is 01:17:34 So all this guy's follow, Blavatsky is in his circle, Donston Stevenson is in his circle. And so Stevenson is the guy who's assigned to, or he assigns himself. I don't know who assigns him, but he's positioned to like, he puts himself in a hospital in the center of Whitechapel. So he's from like a week before the murders begin to like a week after, he's, there the whole time in an asylum where he has total access in and out because he's checked himself in he could leave whenever he wants but again he probably has some collaborators to go and systematically kill over the course of like two months um the women which he he's even writing books

Starting point is 01:18:14 uh writing articles for the paul mulgazette talking about the importance of sacred prostitutes and the murder of sacred prostitutes before you undertake a great working so um hold on he who's he writing to? He's writing about his studies of magic. So he's known as an academic, an expert of magic. He studied in Africa as the Conan Doyle, West African,

Starting point is 01:18:37 you know, like African voodoo magic. He's got a whole story about how he killed a priestess in an African tribe who was trying to sacrifice him. He's got these heroic stories, but they probably have like litterings of truth. And he's becoming kind of a popular

Starting point is 01:18:52 celebrity, a right, you know, for all of his work. And he's hypothesizing about who killed the who killed the who's behind jack the ripper so he's like actively writing hypotheses that are misinformation that are being published in his time while the ripper murders are happening and you got this guy so you got this whole thing happening now here's an interesting thing is that of the i mentioned that there was this esoteric section of theosophy that was set up around around the beginning of the jack the ripper murders and of that you had like again westcott the london corner uh lydell mathers um

Starting point is 01:19:26 like so many members of the Isis Urania Temple of the Hermetic War of the Golden Dawn, which is one of the like the core temples that were set up at that time. They're all part of this esoteric section that Blavatsky is setting up. Annie Besant becomes a member of this thing because she's being set up to be Blavatsky's alternate replacement. So she's being set up to be the one. But it wasn't at the time. Here, I'm going to show another picture again.

Starting point is 01:19:50 At the time, it wasn't just her. So if you look at this picture here, in 1888, the leading members of the lot of her lodge involved Victoria Kremmers, who I thought that was the lady on the bottom right, but it turned out I was wrong. That's actually not her. But you got Annie Besant. Mabel Collins is the bottom left. And then, you know, Blavatsky, that's a young, a younger, less fat version of her at the time she was way bigger. And that's their, so they unleash immediately Lucifer magazine at that point. Mabel Collins, the bottom left, is. the editor and co-founder of this with Blavatsky. Now, Babel Collins is being set up to be the actual replacement of Blavatsky at that time before any Bissant is told you're going to have the role, not Mabel Collins. Lucifer, by the way, that's Venus. So for those who don't know, if you're just watching, you're listening, imagery of Lucifer the Morning Star, that is Venus is the Morning Star. It's the Star. It's the Star, it's the Star. And at night, it's also the Night Star.

Starting point is 01:20:52 So it has this duality to it. If you want to worship the Morning Star, you also worship the Night. If you want to worship the tree of life, you also implicitly, if you know, if you know, if you don't know, you don't know, but if you know, then you also know that there's the tree of death. So you have to also worship the tree of death. You can't just worship the tree of life. So you have to try to converge your ritual to unite the death and the life phenomena, right? The sex and the murder have to be kind of brought together into a conjunction somehow for you to be free of your, I don't know, human,

Starting point is 01:21:22 lesser human proclivities towards judging right and wrong and good and evil. vast, you have to shed yourself of that. So there's rituals to help you do that. The Lucifer thing is a big one for that. So that's their official magazine that they set up. So Mabel Collins, after this is done, she's, there's a bit of a scandal. I don't know, basically Blavisky calls her out for doing some form of like irresponsible black magic with Victoria Kremers.

Starting point is 01:21:52 That's her name. Victoria Kremers on the bottom right hand side, who's actually not her. that's somebody else, but anyway. And they go and leave, and immediately, they leave right after the Jack the Ripper murders are done. And let me just see. They set up a business with Robert Donson-Stevenson. And the business that they set up with Robert Donson-Stevenson, get this,

Starting point is 01:22:14 it's called the Pompadour Cosmetics Company. This one blew my mind. So they set this up in 1890. It goes on for like maybe a year and a half, and then it's bought up by another cosmetics company. and it becomes something else. The location of this is on the same block as the Sherlock Holmes Museum,

Starting point is 01:22:32 which is located at the location in Baker Street, where the fictional Sherlock Holmes was assigned to live by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who is a member of the Hermetic War of the Golden Dawn, and probably would have been in the know about this ritual at that time. Now, the thing is, he wrote this into existence, a full one year

Starting point is 01:22:54 before the Jacked Ripper murders even happened so he wrote and then on that same block like literally two buildings down you would have the location where the actual overseer the warlock

Starting point is 01:23:07 overseeing the Jacked Ripper murders would be living and working with two witches Mabel Collins and Victoria Kremers Victoria Kremers by the way becomes the secretary for the Astromargentum watch under Crowley what probably sets that thing up

Starting point is 01:23:22 1907, that's what Krimmers is doing at that time. Mabel Collins is working with Crowley as well, who ends up breaking away. You know, he does this thing that these Rosa Crucians always do is they'll create like a controversy and then they'll have a breakaway hydra. They'll have, you know, and one will say, no, I'm hearing what the, with the ascended masters are saying. And Kutfi is telling me that I'm the chosen one. And the other person saying, no, Kutu Kui is telling me that I'm the, and so then they

Starting point is 01:23:47 have a breakaway and they create two new schools, right? So Crowley was really good at doing that. And so he creates the, he ends up taking over the, the Ordo Templi Orientus, and it creates the Argentine Astrum, and they kind of work together. And Mabel Collins is also, throughout the later years of her life, working with Crowley. Like, it's, it's like one nexus, though. It's one thing. So are you, are you?

Starting point is 01:24:11 Are you saying that the, I mean, I know Sherlock Holmes. I'm not familiar with the storylines in the book. But they're about solving the Jack to Ripper murders. And they were written before the Jack to Ripper murders. No, that's the thing. That's the one thing you would have expected Conan Doyle to be writing about because he began writing Sherlock Holmes when the Jack the Ripper murders were happening. He started writing just before that.

Starting point is 01:24:42 So you would have thought that this was like the press sensation of the world, that he would have incorporated some of that into some of his stories, but he never does. now what he does do is he incorporate the only phenomenon here that I found of most interest is that he does take in like he creates the building in his novels for the home office of Jack of Shaw-Holk Holmes

Starting point is 01:25:03 who in a location that will be right beside in a couple of years the very location where his fellow hermetic order of the Golden Dawn member is living and working with these two theosophists or former theosophists.

Starting point is 01:25:19 who are probably also into it at the same time. Now, there are other things that Conan Doyle is doing inside of his books that I write about that is pretty nefarious and dark, but he doesn't deal with the Jack the Ripper thing directly. But the other thing that I'm thinking, though, is that this does have a Babylon working quality about all of it because that's like Crowley's full passion in life, is ushering in the age of Horace, figuring out how do you get the ritual set up to invoke Babylon working? how do you basically invoke the Antichrist to play out the sort of thing that

Starting point is 01:25:51 John Nelson Darby is saying needs to happen in order to invoke the right incantations and press the right buttons so that the book of Revelation can be manifested if you're on earth. So because all of these guys are also part of the operation to create the state of Israel, like a lot of them are like one degree of separation

Starting point is 01:26:11 from Lord Milner. You know, like they're all like directly in that matrix, they're all pushing it. I'm thinking, yeah, it adds more evidence to the hypothesis that Israel's ultimately set up to be this sacrifice, I think. Yeah. That's crazy, dude. Yeah. It's just so, it's all sorcery.

Starting point is 01:26:38 Yeah. And a lot of the stuff, this came out of the work today, because when I started working on Poe, I didn't realize that one of Poe's stories was trying to expose the ritual murder of a young girl that he knew in Hoboken, New Jersey. And it was called the murder of Mary Rajay. It's one of his tales of Rassiocination. And he was doing that. And I was wondering, like, when I started looking into the stories, I just wanted to do a little bit of a coverage of his three stories of Inspector DuPain. It was like a healthier version of Sherlock Holmes.

Starting point is 01:27:11 Sherlock Holmes, I think, is an attack on Poe's much healthier character of DuPain. Poe created like 50 years earlier as the world's very first detective that's giving people a sense of how a healthy, proper, accessible, genius mind actually works in solving a problem. That's what Poe is trying to do. And in one of the problems, there's this murder of this woman that Poe actually knew outside of Sibyl's cave in New Jersey, just across the Hudson River, at a big tourist attraction. And I was wondering like, why? Why is there a Sybil's cave? That's this Gothic cave that I have here on my book cover.

Starting point is 01:27:50 That's the entrance to the cave today as it looks. The actual cave has been buried a little bit. It was the original Gothic entrance was probably about 10 feet lower. So they piled it on so you can't really get into it anymore. But that's where her body was found. Right outside of someplace called the Elysian Fields under Stephen's Castle. So yeah, this thing called Colonel Stevens Castle in New Jersey that owns this land. And this Colonel Stevens, who's treated as this great American inventor, steam engine innovator,

Starting point is 01:28:25 like a really, really great war hero. There's something just off about him and his whole clan. And he gets it in his head. He really wants an Elysian fields and the Sibyls cave. And so I was like, well, what's up with this? Like, what is going on? because he builds this in like 1831, the same year that the George Washington Obelisk monuments going up,

Starting point is 01:28:45 that's the same year he's commissioning this thing, part of this whole takeover thing, right? That's happening across the U.S., and this is right in New York in the heart of the beast. So I started realizing that this is tied to this much more ancient witch-coven operation that had penetrated into the United States in the earliest days of the Massachusetts Bay colony. And it was tied to this Rosicrucian operation

Starting point is 01:29:06 that was tied to the older ISIS-Dyana cults. the old witch covens of western and eastern Europe. This cave. This particular cave is, it's a, it's model on the original cave, the original Sibyls Cave and Elysian Field of the Apennine Sybil. So there's like 10 dominant Sibyls of the ancient world that Aeneas writes about, or Virgil writes about it in his Aeneas. Um, so you got like the Delphic Sybil, the Oracle of Delphi, you got a few others, a Libyan

Starting point is 01:29:46 Sybil. We got a number of these nodes where you have these high priestesses who are typically doped up. And they're at the center of these, um, religious engineering centers that control governing myths and also politics. People go to pay money to see what do the gods say I should do as a king or a general. Do I go to war? Do I make peace?

Starting point is 01:30:07 Do I make an alliance? Do I kill this guy? Do I bring in a cult? So all decisions are made through the intermediary of this woman who's, again, a doped up initiated priestess, usually being raped by the priests who are interpreting her mutterings that are then saying to the kings like, hey, that God's willing to go to war. Thanks for the money, right? That's the way the world worked for centuries. And so they have a lot of power. But the Sibyl, the Appanian Sibyl is known as the 11th Sibyl.

Starting point is 01:30:37 It's still a tourist attraction today. You can go to Nersia in Italy. And up there in the mountains, you've got the Elysian fields. And this is an area that was recognized as being a center of the black mass during the medieval ages. Where is this again? What is it called? Nersia in Italy. It's the Apennines.

Starting point is 01:31:00 It's dark. I mean, there's some, like a lot of the Cathars, the Templars that were avoiding persecution, went. sought sanctuary there and carried out their rights and rituals. And it went on for a very long time. There were different factions of the Hermits, Franciscan Hermits, that would organize there as well doing witchcraft. So it was a strange thing for centuries and centuries. And I got different examples in my book that go back to the Roman imperial days,

Starting point is 01:31:30 early Roman Empire, when different emperors were going and getting advice from the Appian Sybil on what do I do. So it seemed like, yeah, that was one of the key inspirations for the organization of the Rosicrucian takeover of the American Lodges that Poe was in his own way trying to expose. And I made a documentary out of with the help of one of my friends. Actually, you should have David Goslin. My wife and I have been working with David Goslin and another filmmaker making a lot of our ideas in the movies. And we did one called Edgar Poe's Final Mystery, A Tale of Two Murders, which goes through the whole thing tying into the battles that caught. Mather was having a deal with with the very reality of witch covens killing babies and shit.

Starting point is 01:32:13 But at the same time, having fanatical Puritan idiots also going like in the other direction stupid, blaming every single person, every single witch or a woman that they could find as being a witch. Right. And so you had the more rational, minded people trying to figure out how the hell do we do with these, these two extreme theories. Yeah. Like today. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:32:32 This is crazy because we read about Edgar Allen Poe in high school. I mean, he's probably one of like, I remember a tell tell heart, rave and they were probably one of the ones actually paid attention to it. I'm like just how dark it is when they're just sending you this in high school and you're like, oh, it's cool. It's a little horrific, the tilt out heart. And you're like, dude, there's way more meanings behind this. Yeah, no, it's tons of meaning. I mean, he's giving their citizens an education in the essence of evil. And if you're a citizenry and don't understand the nature of evil, you will be duped and screwed over left and right. You have to understand it.

Starting point is 01:33:04 So he's really showing you the psychodynamics in his fall of the house of Usher, imp of the perverse, like you said, the black cat. He's taking you into the mindset vicariously of somebody who's lying to themselves, who's drunk on their own mythologies, and is possessed almost to carry out acts of ungodly horror and murder for ultimately no solid reasoning at the end of the day. But what he also puts in into his pieces, including all of those that I just mentioned,

Starting point is 01:33:34 is that justice ultimately wins the day. Like, the person's self implodes because they treat their conscience like a demon. The thing that should be treated like a guide, right, in our life, these guys are so confused and perverse that they actually think that their conscience is this demonic force that causes them to hallucinate, to spill the beans in front of the cops, to self-implode,

Starting point is 01:33:59 or to just admit to a population, like right in the middle when the guy, who carries up this perfect murder and the imp of the perverse. You know, he's telling you about the brilliance of his murder, but then by the very end, he's in the middle of a crowded,

Starting point is 01:34:11 a crowded, like, market. And he's just, like, having a meltdown. It admits to everybody that it was him who did it. He didn't have to do that. It was like a tellto heart. It's like he ends up telling the cops on his own. He buried him and the heart's beating and he still thinks it's beating

Starting point is 01:34:25 and ends up telling the cops, you're right? It's just like he ends up committing to the perfect murder. Yeah. And I think the oligarchy really is pissed because they don't like having the nature of evil expressed that way, which is, I think, the healthiest diagnosis of what it is that's possessed in the very, those very oligarchs that are taken over America that are carrying out all those debauchery.

Starting point is 01:34:45 I think he's got a good handle on it. And they don't want to be, they don't want to have their psych profiles exposed the way he does in those places. Are you saying, though, the fall of the house of ushers, a good place to start? That's a great place to start. I would start actually, you know, in my documentary, it's like an hour and a half long documentary but I summarize a lot of the essentials

Starting point is 01:35:07 of a lot of the core most meaningful short stories and poems that are a good entry point to paint like I think a thumbnail sketch and then from there going into the House of Usher or the Imp of the Perverse I think those two are like gold really good yeah

Starting point is 01:35:23 also but his lesser known stuff too like this guy man he's debunking the AI cult. He's actually doing that. If you look at his Melzel's chess player, he has a short story called

Starting point is 01:35:41 Melzel's chess player based on a real thing that was an automaton, a robot that was being circulated across America by this mystical trickster named something Melzel who got kicked out of Europe for basically defrauding a bunch of people and

Starting point is 01:35:56 pissing off Beethoven. Because he was trying to promote the idea that these machines are ultimately going to replace people. because these chess players were able to usually beat most human chess players that it would be positioned against. And so it wasn't just for entertainment. The guy had a message that a gospel to try to project one of two things, either that these machines are like he evolved this new machine to ultimately make, to replace humans inevitably,

Starting point is 01:36:24 or that there is some form of mystical demon force possessing the machine that ultimately, that was also driving people kind of crazy. and Ho in that in that beautiful short story he just debunks and destroys he proves that this guy is a scam artist and that there's an in like that there's a little that there's an assistant working with him inside of the machine making it appear as though it's an automaton but it's actually being organized by a human mind and he proves it really well so i think that that that's also if you look at the the line of thinking of debunking the i i called Well, it wasn't called that back then, but it has validity or taking apart a lot of the arguments that are being put onto us now to convince us that AI is this new species or demon or whatever that's evolved, but it's inevitably going to render human beings extinct unless we merge with the machines or whatever. But I think it's kind of like a Wizard of Oz thing too.

Starting point is 01:37:19 Like I think even the whole AI story, the way it's being promoted across the group. I think it's a giant shadow in the cave, dude. Yeah, it's just don't look at the man behind the curtain. It's the oligarchy responsible for the murder that they want to do to everybody else. It's all the machines. Don't, you know. I totally agree, dude. 100%, man.

Starting point is 01:37:39 100%, Matt. Excellent episode. Man, that was some deep shit right there, dude. I could listen to you talk for hours, buddy. I mean, you are just phenomenal. One more time, Matt. Tell them where they could find you. Okay, thanks.

Starting point is 01:37:58 It's fun to be able to share this stuff. It's close to my heart, so I appreciate just having the platform to shoot the shit and share. Yeah, people can go to Canadian patriot.org and my books and the documentaries that my wife and our friends have done are all there. Mattheweret.com is my substack. Most of it is free. And yeah, that's it. Oh, yeah, there's academia. Yeah, you don't want to use that one.

Starting point is 01:38:22 I don't put a lot up there anymore. I'm going to send you an email. You just send me all the links you want included. Okay. Yes, sir. It was great, bro. Are you going to get out of Canada or what's going on? I'm thinking about it.

Starting point is 01:38:35 I'm thinking heavy. We're in California. You're in Canada. Neither of us are doing well. Oh, California. Yeah, see, we're in the same boat, ultimately. Well, you're a genius, buddy. I love everything you talk about.

Starting point is 01:38:48 You have an open door. Anytime you want to come on to promote anything you got, bud. all right thank you very much guys anytime all right guys enjoy the highlights all right guys real quick man i just want to do my dates again go check out my special that just dropped it's on youtube

Starting point is 01:39:04 dot com at sam triplea comedy you can also find gas digital network and then September 12th man big things are coming dude i'm really excited for world war debate too a lot of hard work has gone into this we're creating something out of nothing a 10 year running company

Starting point is 01:39:21 in a year so It's going great, very excited about it. And if you go to samtripplea.com, and you look at my date. We're going to be in Lawrence, Kansas. We're going to be in Tulsa, Oklahoma. We're going to be at the Truther Cons coming in Dallas, Skate Fest in New Orleans, mothership in Austin, and then we're closing it out in Wichita, Kansas at the Looney Bend.

Starting point is 01:39:42 Just go samtribly.com slash events and get it to win it, dude. And finally, Chaos coins is coming. You'll get the update. It's almost ready to roll out so you guys can, it. If you love it, I would love that. So let's get back to the show. Here's a clip from the latest broken sim. Can I show you? We got to this at the very end of the last episode. Oh, was it a cliffhanger?

Starting point is 01:40:06 No, it was just so near the end that a lot of people didn't hear it. And it's something you've brought up a lot. So I wanted to play it one more time. And then we'll play an update to it. So as you may have heard, listener, Duncan Trussle was on. what show were they on when and they had i forgot the name is guys incredibly good looking yeah what is that guy anyway duncan was on with him and then hunter biden was there and matt mccuster was there who i think hates me yeah because of telling that story right yeah the story that everyone eventually was going was talking about and so hunter biden finally gave uh an explanation of his finger lakes tattoo

Starting point is 01:40:50 to credit to Duncan asked about it by Duncan I'll play that again they keep deleting somebody's like striking them I guess

Starting point is 01:41:04 let me pull it up here and then we'll play Duncan and Kurt we're talking about it a little bit because you know Duncan's got some shit from that what do you think about him like talking to Hunter Biden like a regular guy I know you wouldn't probably be able to do that.

Starting point is 01:41:22 I have no interest in it. I always feel that Duncan is more open-minded to a lot of stuff. Like he had Damien Nichols on his podcast and it didn't. Damien, what? Eccles, Echles. Damien Eccles. And it made his amazing TV show that only got one season because it was so good and so uplifting. Netflix didn't want it.

Starting point is 01:41:49 Right? They're like, oh, no, this is too good. It was great. It made me cry. Same. Oh, it was beautiful. The one about his mom was just like, oh. Yeah, I cried during that.

Starting point is 01:42:00 Do you think there's anything wrong with it, though? Because to me, when I hear people complaining about that, it sounds a lot like platforming, which we hear from the left, you know? I think the problem people have is that it's part of the rehabilitation PR game. that's happening right now with Hunter Biden. And a lot of people don't like it. And by the way, people, get ready for it when the Trumps are out of office. You'll get the exact same thing there. Oh, it's coming.

Starting point is 01:42:33 Yeah. I mean, we have so much crazy shit about Trump this week that is a, that will have to be rehabilitated someday. So this is the clip when Duncan asks him. And I feel like this is, this is Kurt Metzger, Kurt Metzger's effect on Duncan Trussell. I feel like he's brought him into the world of conspiracies a lot more than maybe you wanted to do it before.

Starting point is 01:43:02 Because Duncan Trussell, and I'm being honest with you when I tell you, I absolutely love Duncan Trussell. You know, he's one of those guys outside of murdering someone or hurting people, particularly children. It's going to be almost impossible for me to get off team Duncan Trussell. Like, I love him. he's the reason he's the reason i'm in at the comedy store he he called me up he's like hey man are you arab i'm like i'm armen he's like close enough so i'm a huge junkin trussle fan he operates in a

Starting point is 01:43:33 different level than the rest of us so i love him and i understand some how he operates understood all right so yeah and i've i've been listening i went i mean i used to buy tickets to go see him when he was in town i love duncan yeah so i think it's different i love duncan i love duncan can trust him. He's a good man. Yeah, he used to tour with Johnny Pemberton and I, I love Johnny Pimmerton too, dude. Great show. He's a great actor, dude. Yeah, he is. Yeah, he's really a good comedy actor for sure. Again, forgive me for this, but I must know. On your back, oh yeah, you have a tattoo of the finger legs. Yeah. And people say that this is tattooed on your back. Yeah. Because the finger legs are apparently one of the number one ways

Starting point is 01:44:19 that humans are trafficked and that you have placed, you didn't know this? No. Please, can we tell? Oh, my God. You don't go online. You don't go on.

Starting point is 01:44:29 Full up Hunter Biden's finger legs. Is that why everybody's asking me? What's the tattoo? Yes. What's a finger leg? You have a human trafficking mask. I do. So the finger legs are these glacier lakes

Starting point is 01:44:40 lakes and those beautiful lakes in the country. And they are in upstate New York. my mother, my deceased mother, came from Skinny Atlas, New York, and then the lake next to it is a Wasco Lake, and a Wasco, at the top of a Wasco Lake is a town named Auburn, where the Hunter Diner is, and my grandfather and my grandmother owned and ran the Hunter Diner, which is still there. It's just like a silver diner. And that's where my mother grew up, and that's where my brother and I spent every summer with my mom, my deceased mother's grandparents. And so it's like the most special place in the world to me.

Starting point is 01:45:23 What you're saying. And I was not what I'm saying. What the internet is saying. What the internet is saying. What you've read? What I've read? Okay. I don't understand where you traffic because they're all in-locked.

Starting point is 01:45:31 Look up finger lakes. Like you traffic. Don't, don't, don't. Come, it's such a beautiful place. What are you going to do this for? Finger lakes. Human trafficking. Oh, my God.

Starting point is 01:45:40 I'm serious. is. I didn't know this. I don't want to know this. It's also so funny to be doing that and be like, I'm going to tat it just in case people. Tattooing a map on the back. It's like the count of Monte Cristo or something. Just in case. Trevor going to do something. Yeah, they can rip it off my body. It's like if you get lost. It's like, please return to like a dog collar. Yeah. Just in case you go somewhere. That's a sweet story. Yeah. And so my, um, I didn't believe that, by the way. It's a conspiracy theory.

Starting point is 01:46:13 I didn't have heard that one. That's, yeah. Yeah. So what was Kurt's reaction to that? Okay, so I'll play. It's very funny. It's on, what did they call that, Mystery Boys or something?

Starting point is 01:46:25 Mystery Boys. It's a great show. I was on an episode. I don't know if it ever came out. Was it too hot? Was it too hot for the mystery boy? It was like their first episode they did. Oh, that's funny.

Starting point is 01:46:36 Maybe it was too hot for the mystery boys. All right. So this is, let me see if i can pause it instagram is not all right uh here we go johnny some guy you just called you cia i wish i wish i got that paper that cia paper dude johnny's my handler yeah somebody said that the other day uh like in a kind of like a genuine way like i wonder like dude do you think sam listens to me like anything about sam seems like something that i would be like yeah that's a good That's all thing.

Starting point is 01:47:08 Like, you remember when Mark went and cried to fucking Dana? Like she, she has any say in anything. Yeah. Yeah. It's like crazy. Sam does whatever Sam wants to do. Believe that.

Starting point is 01:47:17 His dad didn't take bribes. Have you ever written Devil's chestboard? I can't read. Oh, well, I'm glad you told me, man. Because I was kind of like, I was carrying a lot of resentment around because of that.

Starting point is 01:47:28 And he also told me his dad didn't kill anybody during the presidency. So that made me feel better, too. There weren't any civilians casually? He didn't drop a bomb on a single person. No. Anyone? Nobody. Did we blow something up? Nah. I mean, I thought before I talked to him, but then I told me that actually didn't happen.

Starting point is 01:47:45 So it didn't happen. Were you the son of a president? No. So whatever you're about to say, whatever that part of you is, you should get rid of it. And also, I asked about the finger legs. This is tattooed on your back. Yeah. Because the finger lakes are apparently one of the number one ways that humans are traffic.

Starting point is 01:48:03 You didn't know this? And a good point was made, which is like, why would you tattoo a map? on your back. You'd want it on your front. Right. Or yeah. Yeah, I don't know. I mean, I think that a lot of the things you've said on this podcast after talking to Hunter Biden or wrong. I don't really care about the back to too. You know, the part with COVID where put a bio weapon in everybody and said it was like, he told me that didn't happen. Vaccine was fine. Oh, that's what he said. Oh. That's great. That's great. I mean, that's what you want to see. I mean, like, what is he

Starting point is 01:48:36 talking? Hunter Biden. What do you fuck? Like, this is why. Especially, like, that they didn't kill anybody. This is why only certain people are allowed in the room. 100%. Yeah. It's funny.

Starting point is 01:48:48 That's exactly what I was like. If Sam was there was, it was Kurt Metzker. Oh, yeah. Him too. Yeah. Oh, it would be fucking nuts. Like, dude, your dad literally bombed the fucking pipeline. Mark, book Hunter Biden for a 10th oil hat.

Starting point is 01:49:05 No. I do not want to hear it. interview him you think you think it's dangerous or what armed like Nazis in in the ukraine i mean like like this gets into like this thing about podcasting like why um why i feel that it's like it's like we've recently had some guy come on say things we don't agree with right right like to start a fucking fight is just bad energy. Like for me and my show and what we do on Tim Foll Hat is let people talk and God have mercy on your asshole in the fucking

Starting point is 01:49:49 comment section. That's how I see it. You know, it's just like to start a big fight. It's just, it's like it's going to make it harder and harder to get people on your show. Like if we were doing bazillions of views, then everyone will be on the show and be willing to go through it. But at our size, we need people. And I just want to let people talk. What's this guy? So let people talk laughing my ass off? What does that mean? Run your old podcast and fucking ambush everybody. See how that goes. If you'd like to hear the rest of this episode,

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