Tin Foil Hat With Sam Tripoli - #899: Hidden Civil War History & Attacks on the Orthodox Church w/ Joseph P. Farrell

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Starting point is 00:01:17 I'm sad it's taking us this long, but we've made it happen and we're very appreciative. Please welcome Tim Fall High, Joseph P. Farrell. How are you, sir? I'm fine, thanks for having me on, guys. Please welcome Tim Foy. Joseph P. Farrell. How are you sir? I'm fine. Thanks for having me on guys. It's a pleasure to be here. It's an honor sir. We're very thankful to have you on. If you could, for those who may not be familiar with you sir, can you tell us a little bit about yourself and where our listeners can find you? People can find me at my website, which is www.geezadeathstar.com. That's all lowercase one word.com.

Starting point is 00:01:49 Um, as for me, I'm just a guy who writes weird books that people read. And that's about it. That, uh, I've got about, I'd say maybe 41 41 42 somewhere in their books out right now And where does your journey begin sir? Where does where do you begin to get into all this stuff? Was there a moment where you go? Okay, man something isn't what we thought they're telling us or where does your journey begin to? Genesis of all this well it began when I was a kid. There are several streams that feed into, I can't put any one particular beginning. There's lots of beginnings, but one of the most significant was when I was a kid, my

Starting point is 00:02:36 dad was an engineer and they used to play cards every Friday night. They would play cards with, um, another couple in my hometown. I grew up in, in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and they played cards every Friday night with the chief engineer of the local CBS, uh, television affiliate station. And, you know, with two engineers playing cards and actually this the subject of discussion on many nights at the card table was engineering and one night I was I've probably about eight or nine years old I forget which my father and this other engineer were started discussing

Starting point is 00:03:22 out of the clear blue sky they they started discussing the great pyramid. And, you know, I had no idea. To me, it was just a pile of rocks in Egypt, you know, but they were both going on and on about some of the wonderful engineering of it. And, and so that kind of lodged in my mind. And then the other thing that lodged in my mind, my, my mind, my parents would take trips all over the country when I was a kid. So I've been pretty much everywhere in the country.

Starting point is 00:03:52 And one year we went up to North Dakota, and as we were traveling across North Dakota, I saw the big phased array radar that had been abandoned by President Nixon under the ABM Treaty that he abandoned, but this phased array radar site had already been constructed and it was a pyramid. I thought, well, gee, that's kind of interesting that you have a phased array radar in that shape. So that plugged into my thinking. And then the final thing, um, the final thing is I, I'm just terribly unhappy with the academic model of ancient

Starting point is 00:04:34 history. You know, we're supposed to be hunting and gathering for hundreds of thousands of years and not, not making any sort of progress. and then all of a sudden We decide to quit hunting and gathering and domesticate animals and start civilization about you know Four to six thousand years ago depending on who you're listening to and that just never made sense to me So it's been a lot of things that fed into it We are the show often discuss the hidden hand, the occult, and the, you know, obviously hidden history.

Starting point is 00:05:14 We discuss it a lot. And there's so many different things that we could get into with you. But I want to start off with the Civil War. We've had a lot of guests come on talking about linking good guy bad guy Who's involved in it? What are your whole thoughts on the Civil War? Well, I you know I I just completed a couple of books that have just come out in fact the the second one in this little mini series of books

Starting point is 00:05:41 Came out about three weeks ago mini-series of books came out about three weeks ago. The two books are The Rialto in Richmond, and the subtitle to that is The Money War Between the States. And then the second book in that series is called The Rialto in Richmond Reconstructed, Confederates Canada and Carpetbaggers. As far as the Civil War goes, I'm convinced that there's a lot of hidden history there, that you only have to look at some of the well-known and some of the lesser-known events

Starting point is 00:06:17 in the Civil War and start connecting dots, and you'll easily see that there's a lot of hidden hand there. Now, let me offset that by saying that I don't have any bone or saw to pick with either Abraham Lincoln or Jefferson Davis for that matter. Both men were caught up in the events of their times. They were both good men, I think, but certainly not perfect men. We know Lincoln's flaws, we know Jefferson Davis's flaws, but by and large, I think they were both good men that were caught up in a series of very bad events. That said, I think that there is a vast, huge hidden history to the civil war that I try and document in those two books. A lot of it, a great deal of it having to do with finances and then partly a lot of

Starting point is 00:07:16 it having to do with geopolitics. If you had to guess what was the biggest misconception about the civil war, what would it be? Well, the first I think there's a lot of misconceptions, you know, the we Americans have the misconception that it's all and About slavery and nothing else other than slavery. Well, that's certainly a factor in it for sure But it's not the only factor but the other and, and as far as I'm concerned, the far more dangerous implicit narratives that Americans have about the Civil War is that it's a war that more or less occurs in a geopolitical vacuum. In other words, it just affects us and nobody else. And it is the exact opposite. The American war between the states occurs in the context of a massive geopolitical transformation

Starting point is 00:08:14 that is taking place in the world at that time. And you only need to look at the fact that Lord Palmerston at the beginning of the war between the states actually threatened to go to war with the Union and stationed British troops in Canada. And then of course the Emperor Napoleon III in France put in a puppet government in Mexico. So in other words, the European Western powers were heavily involved in noticing the events. And then of course, we have a very interesting phenomenon with President Grant at the end of his second term in office after the war. He goes on this worldwide tour circumnavigating the world. And by the way, he just happens to stop off in Berlin to have some

Starting point is 00:09:06 tea and cigars with chancellor Otto von Bismarck. And I, I, I'm sorry, guys, if you think the two are discussing the wonderful pictures of their grandchildren, that, that doesn't wash. But the problem is we don't know what they were discussing. So, you know, I have, I have some guesses that I put in the book. That, that doesn't wash, but the problem is we don't know what they were discussing. So you know, I have, I have some guesses that I put in the book. What would you say it was? Well, I think partly it's finances because the union, uh, most people are unaware of

Starting point is 00:09:39 the union by issuing Lincoln greenbacks essentially ruined its chances of getting European funding to help finance the Union war effort. The Confederacy, on the other hand, was very able and capable of obtaining European funding for its war effort. So you've got a conflicting picture. The only European power that made any major investment in the union was Prussia, you know, and by the time Grant leaves office, Prussia has become the German Empire. So, you know, with Bismarck still in charge. So that's number one. Number two, Germany, most people don't realize this, but Germany,

Starting point is 00:10:25 and we have to understand at the time of the Civil War, Germany is not the name of a country, it's a region on the map, okay? But I'm using the phrase Germany just to indicate that this is where many of the officers and soldiers for the Union Army come from. If you look at the roster of Union officers during the Civil War, you'll

Starting point is 00:10:45 find a lot of German names. Well, what happened was the 1848 revolution in Europe that was not a success was such a disappointment that many Germans came to this country after the failure of the 1848 revolution. And when the civil war breaks out, they enlist in Lincoln's army. So Mr. Lincoln ends up with an army that is full of a bunch of Marxists. Okay. I think, uh, Thomas, um, DeLorenzo wrote a book called Lincoln's Red Republicans, uh, all about all of these German officers in the Union Army. I can think of one famous character by the name of shiml Phoenix, but

Starting point is 00:11:32 All of these officers in the Union Army that are basically Marxists So Lincoln ends up with this very strange, you know a strange army that that he's in charge of. So that's number two. Number three, and this is this is where I think we really have to buckle down and understand that that there was something going on in in the prior to during and after the Civil War with the airship mystery. My friend Walter Bosley has has written an interesting book called Origins about the Black Project's world and airships that existed in this country prior to the Civil War and then after it. During the Civil War, what most people don't realize is that President Lincoln himself,

Starting point is 00:12:25 is that President Lincoln himself, the Union President, was made aware of this airship technology and he actually went to Congress and asked them to fund it and they did. And his Secretary of War, Edwin Stanton, pardon my French here folks, but Edwin Stanton is a real turd in the punch bowl at the opera. This guy is a character, okay? He gets his hands on this project and we don't know what happened to it.

Starting point is 00:12:54 I strongly suspect this becomes the first black project for reasons I get into in the first Rialto book. But this shouldn't surprise us. Both the Union and the Confederacy used observation balloons, you know, to report on enemy troop movements during the war. Now, the interesting thing about the airships is that prior to the Civil War, a German artist by the name of Charles Delschow is painting these very bizarre, weird pictures of all of these airships. And he always, um, abbreviates these pictures with an acronym called NIMSA,

Starting point is 00:13:36 N Y M Z A. And he comes incidentally from Prussia. So I suspect that NIMSA, I this to Walter, and Walter published it in a book, I suspect that Nimza is an English transliteration for nationale jachfuchzeigzahlungsamt, which is a big mouthful of German, or the flying machine payment office. So in other words, what I'm suggesting is that there was a funding mechanism for all of these airships that American inventors are flying around that's coming from Germany and coming from Prussia. So I suspect that this may be the third thing that Elyse uh, Ulysses grant and auto fun bismar for talking about was the airships

Starting point is 00:14:28 The reason I say that Is there's a there's a little clue That I put in the second book the realtor in richmond reconstructed and all all the clue is it's a picture And it's a picture of uh, I want to say four or five union officers, including Colonel Ulrich Dahlgren. There's there's another character for for you from Civil War aficionados. And it's a picture of these four officers in the Union. And right in the middle of the picture is Count von Sepplen from Germany.

Starting point is 00:15:09 Now, if you don't know who von Sepplen is, he's the guy that invents dirigibles. Basically, you can credit the Hindenburg as being the last example of that technology. So we have this German count that is interested in airship technology Over here during the Civil War having his picture taken with a bunch of Union officers One of whom was going to lead a raid on Richmond So, you know, I don't know what that what that means other than you have a lot of very strange European interest in the Civil War. So yeah, you've got the beginnings of a military industrial complex there

Starting point is 00:15:49 and a lot of hidden history. When we're talking airships, we're not talking like modern day planes. We're talking, are you talking like blimps and stuff like that? No, we're not talking blimps either. This is where most people go astray with the 19th century airships.

Starting point is 00:16:07 The airship that President Lincoln was funding and sponsoring was being designed by an American inventor by the name of Anderson, I believe was his name, Dr. Anderson, who tests flew. There are witness reports and newspaper articles reporting the test flight of his airship. This thing flew at speeds over 200 miles an hour. So in other words, this is not a dirigible. This is not a blimp. And the other thing about what he, what he did, and again, this is, this is the project President Lincoln was sponsoring.

Starting point is 00:16:47 The other thing about this ship was it was capable of maneuvering in air. So in other words, it is not just a hot air balloon. It's capable of its own self-directed flight and very, very fast flight, especially for that time. We don't really know what they are. But if you look at going back back to Delschow, this German artist that's painting all of these things, if you look at some of his weird paintings,

Starting point is 00:17:13 you'll quickly understand that you're not looking at any sort of conventional, dirigible, or hot air balloon, or blimp technology. Can I ask you about the timeline? How much longer after this was it that Zeppelin developed, the Zeppelin as it was? Zeppelin's, the first ones I believe were developed commercially by him in the 1870s.

Starting point is 00:17:36 So it was within a decade, say, a decade, decade and a half. So very quickly. And there's a parallel on the southern side as well, right? With the Hundley and the submarines that they had. Those were a highly secret program. And if that government had lasted, it probably would have stayed secret possibly. Oh yeah, you know, the interesting thing about,

Starting point is 00:17:56 that I point out in the first of the reality books is that we have a completely false impression We have a completely false impression that we learn about the Civil War from our history books. That is to say those of us who are lucky enough to study the Civil War, like I was in school, you know, Lord knows what they're telling them now, but, or even if they are. Unbelievable. But the impression that was created in public narratives of Civil War history when I was a kid was that when Richmond fell and President Davis and his cabinet evacuated Richmond, that they were roaming around the Carolinas and President Davis was some sort of fanatic

Starting point is 00:18:46 that was wanting to continue the fight. Okay. That's the impression. Well, gorilla warfare, right? That's what the gorilla warfare, but if you know anything about Jefferson Davis, you know, this is about the farthest thing is mine that you you can imagine. What I take great pains to talk about in the first of those books is that President Davis's flight from Richmond is not a desperation thing.

Starting point is 00:19:17 What it is is what we would now call a continuity of government operation. Oh snap. Because what Davis was doing was he was taking would now call a continuity of government operation. Oh snap. Because what Davis was doing was he was taking the entire Confederate federal cabinet with him, with the exception of his secretary of the treasury that broke off. And in addition to that, he was taking the specie reserves of the Richmond banks. Gold baby.

Starting point is 00:19:44 Gold and silver, and by the way, a considerable supply of English pound sterling notes, the reserve currency of the day. He was also taking with him the specie reserves of the Confederate treasury. Notice those two different things, the reserves of the Richmond banks and the reserves of the Confederate treasury. And here's the final kicker. He was taking with him all of the official departmental seals of the Confederate government. So in other words, those seals means that this whole thing is a continuity of government operation. What he was trying to do was he was following a plan that had been elaborated, and this is another part of the war that many people forget about.

Starting point is 00:20:30 He was following a plan whereby Lee would disengage the Army of Northern Virginia from the defenses of Richmond and link up with Davis and then later link up with General Joseph Johnston down in the Carolinas and make their way to the Trans-Mississippi Department of the Confederacy. The Trans-Mississippi are the three states, Texas, Louisiana, and Arkansas, plus Oklahoma, the Indian territories, that are west of the Mississippi River and continue the war from there. Now most people don't understand that the Trans-Mississippi Department of the Confederacy after the fall of Vicksburg was number one. It was the most productive part of the Confederacy.

Starting point is 00:21:20 It was self-sufficient in food. It was capable of a small amount of its own manufacture of munitions, including heavy ordinance. And here's the kicker. That part of the Confederacy was the only part of the Confederacy that had an international border with a neutral, namely Mexico. So when you study the history of the Civil War, all that nonsense that we're taught, oh the Union blockade crippled the Confederacy and cut them off,

Starting point is 00:21:50 well no, the Union blockade was actually porous and much of the material that was flowing back and forth between the Confederacy and Europe is doing so through the Caribbean, through the Gulf of Mexico through Mexico into the trans-mississippi department and then Funneled across the Mississippi River. Okay So in other words what Davis is trying to do is simply move the government From Richmond to the trans-mississippi and what he's the reason why he's trying to do that Is he's trying to get? trying to do that is he's trying to get surrender terms for the Confederacy that are better than simply, as he describes it in his memoirs after the war, that are better terms than

Starting point is 00:22:33 simply a surrender at the pleasure of the Union. That's what he's trying to do. How realistic is that? Because they make it sound like in the books and what I was taught is once Vicksburg fell, there was like an Iron Curtain fell over the Mississippi. No, that's not true. Again, what they're asking you to believe is that, yeah, this is an iron curtain and the Union has, you know, stationed ships every 500 yards down the whole of the Mississippi River from Cairo, Illinois to New Orleans.

Starting point is 00:23:00 Well, you know, that's absurd because the union doesn't have enough to do that So in other words, yeah, they're blockading the Mississippi River just as they're blockading the Confederate shoreline but the Confederate shoreline is a lot longer than the Union shoreline and that means the Blockade is always going to be porous always always always and this is this is the problem. And the other problem that they don't teach you in those history books is, yes, the Trans-Mississippi Department of the Confederacy was kind of a confederacy within the confederacy. It was kind of a self-sufficient department.

Starting point is 00:23:39 So I think it's very realistic. You had, particularly with Joseph Johnston and the army that he was commanding at the end of the war, you had a much more substantial army than that that Robert E. Lee ended up with after the 1864 wilderness campaign. So had those two armies linked up, would they have been able to fight or make their way to that department? Possibly. And the real problem that we have to remember is that General Grant and General Sherman both wrote in their memoirs that this would have been a disaster because the Union's efforts

Starting point is 00:24:20 to try and invade the Trans-Mississippi were just, they were failures, largely because it's very difficult to move the large field armies that you had in the Eastern Theater of Operations and make that happen in that department. There just wasn't the infrastructure to do it. So it was a very real threat that they were concerned about. Hey guys, real quick I want to tell you about our good friends at Hims. Listen, if you're a guy, hair loss is a big issue. You want to keep your hair.

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Starting point is 00:28:10 Ding, ding, ding, off my hat. Respect, thank you. Is behind the South and then Prussia, which becomes Germany, is backing the North. Why do you think the South eventually lost? If they had the Bank of England behind them, why does, and it sounds like they have all this territory to the West, why does the South lose?

Starting point is 00:28:36 Well, for the standard reasons, they're outnumbered, they're outproduced, and they're out supplied. But you have to remember something here, very, very significant. Number one, the Civil War does not occur in a vacuum. We'll get back to that in a minute. It's not in a geopolitical isolation. Okay, we'll get back to that.

Starting point is 00:28:59 Number two, you have to remember that up until 1864, two. You have to remember that up until 1864, at the beginning of 1864, Jefferson Davis, under the Confederate Constitution, has two more years to serve in his six-year long term as president of the Confederacy. So he's not up for re-election. But in the Union, Abraham Lincoln is up for re-election that year, and at the beginning of 1864, his political chances are not looking too good. Why? Because in spite of Union victories like Vicksburg and Gettysburg, basically everything is still in a standstill, it's still a standoff, it's still a stalemate. He has not been able to translate those battlefield victories into a decisive and overwhelming victory against the Confederacy. So Lincoln at the beginning of the year is worrying that he might actually lose the upcoming election. And because of that, he decides to allow General Grant to take the gloves off and basically

Starting point is 00:30:17 fight a war of attrition and logistics. Okay? In other words, simply bleed the Confederate armies white We can't we can't really best them tactically on the battlefield so what we're gonna do is we're gonna play to our strengths and not theirs and You know, let's face it the Confederate generals were very competent tacticians. All right So you have? competent tacticians. All right.

Starting point is 00:30:45 So you have 1864 beginning and you have grants wilderness campaign that that basically lasts that whole year And as a result of that, he he never wins a really clear or decisive victory in that entire campaign But what he does manage to do is bleed ro E. Lee's army of Northern Virginia white, so that Lee's army ends up by the time that he surrenders to Grant of being maybe 8 or 9,000 men that are able to fight in an army that is at best 30,000 men strength. So that campaign bleeds the Confederacy white, but it was not a foregone conclusion at the beginning of 1864.

Starting point is 00:31:33 But the other thing that Americans forget is that both France and Britain, as I mentioned when we started talking about this, Britain had stationed troops in Canada, Napoleon III had put a puppet government in the form of the Emperor Maximilian in Mexico, and backed it up with French troops. They were ready to go, and they were ready to recognize the Union. And in fact, there was an incident at the beginning of the war involving a Union ship that had boarded and taken prisoner a British ship that was transmitting Confederate ambassadors

Starting point is 00:32:14 to Great Britain and imprisoned them. And of course, when that was done, the British absolutely hit the roof with outrage because, you know, that was the reason we went to war with Britain in the War of 1812. The British were boarding American ships at sea, neutral ships, and taking people off the ships and impressing them into service in Great Britain. Well, we did the same thing to the British. So when that happened, Lord Palmerston, as I mentioned, Lord Palmerston at the time the British Prime Minister, Henry John Temple was his name, he basically gave an ultimatum to President Lincoln. You either release those Confederate commissioners right now and send them on their way to Great Britain along with any other of that crew of that ship or it's war. And he had the regiments, you know, sent off to Canada. And by the way,

Starting point is 00:33:14 as the regiments are, are leaving Great Britain for Canada, the British military bands are playing Dixie. So that ought to tell you where, what was about to happen. And of course, Lincoln very, you know, very wisely decided, no, we can't afford to fight both our own country and great Britain at the same time. I believe his, his expression was one war is enough gentlemen, but, but you know, he, he wisely got out of that. That's that's geopolitical circumstance. But, you know, he wisely got out of that. That's geopolitical circumstance number one.

Starting point is 00:33:48 Geopolitical circumstance number two that most people forget about is that Tsar Alexander II of Russia. There we go, I was gonna ask you about this. Tsar Alexander II of Russia wrote in his memoirs and actually gave an interview to the Northern press after the war where he was asked about what was going on and he very bluntly comes right out and says, Russia was approached by Britain and France to recognize the government of the Confederacy.

Starting point is 00:34:26 And his response was, I told them absolutely not. And the reason why, and he says, I wasn't doing this out of any great love for the American Republic, but had I done that, this would have basically split the country and allowed the British a monopoly and hegemony in the world that he did not want Russia to face. So what does he say? He says that's why I sent my fleet Into San Francisco and New York Harbor as a demonstration of support for mr. Lincoln in other words Russia saved our bacon and In other words, Russia saved our bacon and by basically saying, okay, you want to recognize

Starting point is 00:35:08 the Confederacy, then I'll recognize the union and we can turn this, this little scrap over there in that continent into a world war. Let's go for it. Nobody knows that stuff. Nobody knows it at all. And it's so crazy to me because like This weird hatred we have for Russia and what's absurd. Yeah, and Based on your research. What do you think that stems from? I you know, we we get into all this stuff Kazari and all this stuff

Starting point is 00:35:37 But I will tell you exactly what I happen to be Russian Orthodox Okay, that that's my religion So I'm Eastern Orthodox and I can tell you that what it ultimately boils down to, this has been going on now for over a millennium, and what it is, the West hates the Orthodox culture. And the reason why is that that culture is number one, it's fully Catholic, but number two, it is not papal. And number three, therefore it cannot be controlled by the West. That's why it hates it.

Starting point is 00:36:20 If you look at the geopolitical business, if you look at the geopolitical interests of Russia and the United States, leave every cultural consideration out of view. There really are no major conflicts of interest between Russia and the United States. None, zero, silks, nada. The only thing that is involving us in this Russia hatred right now

Starting point is 00:36:50 is the neo-cons that have control of the foreign policy of this government, and look at what they're doing. They've put a puppet government in charge of the Ukraine, and that government is doing what? Well, it's persecuting Orthodox Christians. That's what it's doing. Yep. Yep so, you know and

Starting point is 00:37:09 Like it or not folks here You're messing around with with something the West does not understand because Orthodox Christianity is not about pacifism I can tell you that You know the reason the reason that Europe remained Christian was you had the Byzantine East Roman Empire Resisting the the Muslim incursions into Europe up until the 15th century So the the Muslim incursions into Europe had to go through Spain. Okay, and it was stopped there, too So you you have a long and involved history there that few Americans understand had to go through Spain, okay, and it was stopped there too. So you have a long and involved history there

Starting point is 00:37:48 that few Americans understand. Had it not been for Tsar Alexander II, it is very likely that the Western European powers, France and Britain, would have recognized the Confederacy. I doubt very much that Bismarck would have used that as anything else other than an opportunity, you know, eventually to unify Germany, maybe a little earlier than actually happened, but I doubt very much that he would have been involved in a war like that. So you have all of this playing out in the background. And

Starting point is 00:38:27 the other thing that we have to remember is that Tsar Alexander II was the other great emancipator of the 19th century, because he was the Tsar under whom the Russian serfs were given their freedom and incidentally When you look at the way that Russia handled the emancipation of its serfs under under sara alexander the second What what the russian government did was they set up this vast program of? Compensated manumission. They were going to compensate the slaveholders for the loss of their slaves and some of their land. And they were also going to provide low interest loans to the freed slaves to work the land

Starting point is 00:39:18 that they were now owning. So in other words, it was a very thorough program and it was very successful Because it allowed Russia to then to get rid of the final vestiges of feudalism and jumpstart Their own entrance into the industrial age. So, you know all of this is going on in Russia at the same time the United States is fighting its Civil War in Russia at the same time the United States is fighting its civil war. So there's a lot of geopolitical and cultural phenomenon in the mix that extends far beyond the borders of either the Union or the Confederacy.

Starting point is 00:39:58 So when you, so, you know, a lot of people especially in our world of, I don't know if you like the term conspiracy, but you know. It's fine. Yeah. Well, it's a term in law, so why should it be a term in history? Yeah. So we, you know, talk about how this whole thing

Starting point is 00:40:15 is a spiritual war. We're in a spiritual war with dark entities that, and now you bring up Russian Orthodox, now I want to see if there's any Russian Orthodox around where I live, because there's an Orthodox church near me that I want to go to, and I want to see if there's actually a Russian Orthodox

Starting point is 00:40:32 based on what you're talking about. This is a spiritual war between dark entities and Christianity. And you bring up the Muslim incursions, and now we see Europe is just being flooded with a Muslim population and we're told it's because we're bombing their area which I think, their lands, which I know that we are. But this seems like it's being done on purpose. It's like, okay, let's flood Europe with Muslims so now we can get more into this Christian

Starting point is 00:41:07 Muslim war and stuff like that. What are your whole thoughts on all that? Oh, wow. Ultimately, ultimately, I think what Mr. Globaloni and his fellow conspirators want to do is to replace the the so-called Abrahamic monotheisms. I'm not comfortable with that term but I'm not comfortable with that term, but I'm simply using it as a term of convenience for everybody listening. But I think their goal is to replace those monotheisms with something far more diabolical to hint at what they're up to, and with something that is completely as a result of that diabolical

Starting point is 00:42:08 agenda completely materialist and man centered. In other words, they're trying to bring in the golden age, but to do that, they've got to get rid of all that religion stuff. of all that religion stuff. I'm like, that's, that's what I think they're up to. That's the long-term and I mean, really long-term goal. The short-term goal is I think they, they, they have, pardon me, pursued this policy in Europe, particularly to get rid of as much of the cultural baggage and implications or echoes and so on of Christianity as they can. And the other thing that is a part of that agenda is if you look at the if you look at all of the churches and I say all. So if you look at all of the churches and I say all, you will find that all of them to some degree or another have been co-opted from their, what I call their confessional

Starting point is 00:43:15 orthodoxy. And what do I mean by that? Let's say you go to a Lutheran church, you know, the sign outside says Lutheran, okay. Now whether or not it actually is Lutheran, you have to go into the church and find out what they do and what they really believe. Now in this country, just because there's a sign that says Catholic or Lutheran or Orthodox or whatever, Presbyterian, whatever, are they following their traditional confessional doctrine? And as a part of that, are they following

Starting point is 00:43:54 their traditional confessional tradition of worship? And the answer in 99% of the cases, particularly in the West and particularly in this country, is no, they're not. So the problem that people have is most people are not theologically literate, number one. So if you're an apostate clergyman, you can put basically anything over on your people and they'll think, oh, this is what Lutheranism is, or this is what Episcopalism is. And I guarantee you that this is a phenomenon that has infected all of the churches, bar

Starting point is 00:44:37 none, for very specific reasons that go back, I'd say maybe 250 to about 300 years. So it's part of, you're watching the meltdown of the churches as part of a long-term plan. You first have to change the cultural institutions if you're going to change the West. And the institution number one that had to be changed the first and the most radically were the churches, you know, and they began at Vatican with the Roman Catholic Church at Vatican II, and then from there it spread to Protestantism. And the same process, the same processes are, and for similar reasons, are underway in many Orthodox churches as well. They're just a little slower at it, and it's a little bit more difficult because those

Starting point is 00:45:32 churches tend by their very nature. They're Orthodox, so I mean, you know, the name says it all. They tend to be very, very traditional, just culturally, all right? But the same thing is happening there. If you had to say which one is closest to the truth, which one would you say? Well, obviously, orthodoxy. You know, I don't join churches that I think are not true. Okay? So in other words, the orthodox church does say very unequivocally that it is the true church, that it is the Catholic Church.

Starting point is 00:46:09 The outfit in Rome, as far as we're concerned, becomes the first Protestant church because as far as we're concerned, they split from us, not the other way around. So you are dealing, I tell people this, when you look at Eastern Orthodoxy, you have to forget everything that you think you know about Christianity, about Christian doctrine and about Christian history. The Orthodox Church has been absolutely resolute in its opposition to the papal claims, absolutely resolute. They are not part of the original deposit of the faith, therefore they are not genuinely and truly Catholic, and this is why a 19th century Russian Orthodox commentator,

Starting point is 00:47:02 his name is Alexei Komikov, he said that the pope is the first Protestant. And we mean it. That's incredible. This is incredible. So, you know, I'm on my journey to find Christ. I have Christ in my heart. I'm learning. You know, again, I'm looking for churches to go to. I'm really… Let me give you a bit of advice. Okay. I would love it. me give you a bit of advice. Okay. I would love it. Thank you. Don't, don't be in a rush.

Starting point is 00:47:29 Okay. Okay. You don't have to convert tomorrow. Okay. Take your time and above all, read and remember to read on your own because you cannot, you know, think of yourself as being in the same position as your average American citizen vis-a-vis the mainstream media. Can that media anymore be trusted? Answer, no.

Starting point is 00:47:57 So you're in the same position vis-a-vis the churches. So the other thing you're gonna have to do is you're going to have to find sources that are not modern and older so that you are ensuring that if you're reading, let's say, if you're reading about Roman Catholicism, you're reading someone who's genuinely a Roman Catholic. Or if you're reading about the Church of England, you're reading somebody who's genuinely a traditional Anglican. Follow me? Yes. So in other words, you're reading somebody who's genuinely a traditional Anglican. Follow me? So in other words, you're searching for the confessionally

Starting point is 00:48:29 Orthodox people that are unafraid and know how to articulate their specific denominations traditional doctrine. That's what you're looking for. When you use that term confessionally, what are you talking about? Excuse me if that's a dumb question. All right.

Starting point is 00:48:47 Okay. If you look at, let's use the Lutherans again, all right? If you look at Lutheranism, it has certain confessions or doctrinal statements that it published shortly after the break with Rome. And eventually they gathered up all of these confessional statements in a book that was in English was was known as the Book of Concord, which would contain Luther's small and larger catechism, the Augsburg Confession, and you know, sermons by some sermons by Luther, statements and so on. So in other words, there is a core set of doctrine,

Starting point is 00:49:28 and there's a core set of ritual practice, and there's a core set of hymnography that is identifiably Lutheran, that if you are not following, you are Lutheran in name only, Lionel. Like think of all of this as the ecclesiastical equivalent of Republican in name only, follow me? Yes. Okay, so we've got Lionel's, we've got Eino's, Episcopalian in name only, and Pino's, Presbyterian in name only, and Pino's, Catholic in name only, and Oh, I know's, Orthodox in name only and Kinos Catholic in name only and Oh, I know is Orthodox

Starting point is 00:50:06 in name only and on and on we could go. Right. Because all again, I go back to what I've said before. All of the churches are co-opted and infiltrated. Yes. Some more than others. Some are basically are so apostate that they're you're unable to recognize anything distinctly Christian about them, okay? So, there's also a continuum that you've got to look at. But I can assure you,

Starting point is 00:50:34 the more you go back to the original sources, my doctorate is in Patristics, the study of the church fathers. Okay, now that's a clue right there. It's not everybody in ancient times that is writing about Christianity. Not all of them are church fathers, okay? But when you go back and study those people and what they wrote, that's where you find the formation of the core doctrines of Christianity taking shape.

Starting point is 00:51:04 So you might want to read the primary sources, okay? And you're soon going to discover when you do that there's a whoppingly huge difference between the way that most of those people think and then the the one Church Father that sets up the way that the Western churches think. Now, I emphasize that because there is far more in common between your local Southern Baptist and your local Roman Catholic. They have far more in common with each other than they do with an Eastern Orthodox Christian. Why? Interesting.

Starting point is 00:51:44 Because they think the same way. Follow me? Yes. Okay. So the West, please hear me now, folks. This is very important. The West, whether you are atheist, agnostic, Christian, Jewish, or what have you, atheist, agnostic, Christian, Jewish, or what have you. The West tends to think of all of its theological questions in exactly the same way. The East doesn't. In the West, you will have a Baptist and a Roman Catholic talking about things like sin nature. The East won't say or ever use the term sin nature. Why? Because there are fundamental disagreements about what you inherit from Adam and Eve in the fall.

Starting point is 00:52:40 Pete Okay. in the fall. In the east, you do not inherit sin, you inherit death. And if that's the fundamental problem, rather than sin, the fundamental fix is what? The resurrection. If, on the other hand, what you inherit is fundamentally something psychological and moral. It's like sin, then what's the cure? The cross. Follow me? Yes. So, in other words, you're dealing with vast mentalities, huge mentalities that condition the way you look at theological questions and therefore the way you look at scripture and the way you interpret it. And I can guarantee you when I tell people, I have a friend that after years of trying to

Starting point is 00:53:37 drill this into his head, he's finally getting it and he's writing me and saying, oh you're right, everything, I have to unlearn everything that I thought I knew in order to understand what this really is. And folks, you're not going to be able to understand Russia. You're not going to be able to understand Greece or Romania or the Ukraine or any of that. You're not going to be able to understand it if you're approaching it from the Western view why? Because it is the West that was kicked out of the Orthodox Church So it's no longer genuinely fully and completely Catholic

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Starting point is 00:57:09 Cause I'm gonna go back and listen. You mean what I'm talking about now? Yeah, like in terms of like, you've listed a bunch of books. Oh yeah, listen, the first books that I published were theological books and I tell people, all of my books, every last one of them including the theological books are all interconnected you're not going to understand the

Starting point is 00:57:31 geezer Death Star stuff or any of that stuff without the theology books and vice versa so I have four books that I are on on my website in the books section, and the four books are called God, History, and Dialectic. It's one big book in four volumes. And the books are an attempt to show, particularly the second volume, is an attempt to show people that what happens in the West with Augustine of Hippo, you know, the church father for the West is good old Saint Augustine. Well, to cite a Protestant liberal theologian by the name of Paul Tillich, and I'm quoting him directly, Augustine is the foundation of everything the West has to say. Everything. And he is. But the problem is the East doesn't think like Augustine. And for that matter, neither did the other Latin fathers.

Starting point is 00:58:28 Okay. That's the other part of the problem here. The West starts to look at all that patristic testimony and witness through the lenses that St. Augustine put on them. So yeah, you get sin nature. Let me ask you another question. Oh, pardon me. The book is called God, History, and Dialectic. It's in four volumes and

Starting point is 00:58:54 it's on my website. And folks, it is difficult reading. It is graduate school, post-graduate school level of theology because you're really paying attention, you will see what begins to happen. Let me give you an example. Why is it the West is the most important place in the world? Why is it the West is the most important place in the world? Why is it the West is the most important place in the world? Why is it the West is the the last 1600 years, repeatedly has

Starting point is 00:59:36 debates about predestination and free will over and over and over and over. Debates about predestination and free will over and over and over and over. It occurred in the fourth and fifth century. It occurs again in the ninth century. It occurs again in the 13th and 14th century. It occurs during the Protestant and Catholic Reformation and counter reformation and on and on has occurred since then. Why? Let me ask another question. Is there free choice in heaven?

Starting point is 01:00:16 What do you think, Johnny? I think so, yeah. Because to me, choice is the ultimate value. If we can know anything about the Creator, it's that He values choice. Okay. Can you sin? Can you sin in heaven? No, I don't think there is a… I think anything that you would desire would be holy in heaven, as I understand it. Oh, the 72 versions. Well, I'm not sure that there will be sex as a, you know. Damn you, Johnny.

Starting point is 01:00:51 I just think you're going to be busy. I don't know. I don't know. That's why I had you answer. I didn't want you to yell that. Only kidding. Only kidding. Yeah, but it's just not, I don't know.

Starting point is 01:01:02 Heaven's not something I really think about much. It's because it's, I'm not sure there's much fruit there, you know, like in considering what's going to happen. You're digging. That raises another question. What are you going to do there? Chinese can play harp. Why I imagine some like exploration or something.

Starting point is 01:01:20 I don't know. Well, okay. Seems boring. You guys are doing my, my theological Rorschach inkblot tests for me, which is what I call them. You know, when I was a kid, I got to tell you this story because it kind of illustrates what I'm trying to get at. When I was a kid, I was raised in the old Methodist Episcopal Church back before they

Starting point is 01:01:41 became United Methodist and completely went off the rails. But I remember as a kid sitting in church and listening to the minister and his sermon and thinking, my word, heaven sounds terribly boring. Yeah, totally. I remember thinking that way, too. Now, the question is why? Why do we think that in the West? Because we hear about singing and choirs and, you know, permanent state of worship, and the worship that we do in the West is incredibly boring, so.

Starting point is 01:02:23 Well, that's very interesting. Let me ask another question. Might that have something to do with the way the West decorates or doesn't decorate its churches? And on and on we go. My point here is- Wait up to talk. The Catholic here, it was very sad.

Starting point is 01:02:44 You go there and it's a very sad church. It's not happy. You see Jesus. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, that the iconography portrays a certain theological perspective. Yes, that's what he's saying. Ding ding ding. I would totally agree with you. Okay. And this, this again, is what I'm trying to get at. You're dealing with things that are so large we don't think about them until someone points out the obvious to us and then you start thinking.

Starting point is 01:03:31 Is sin necessary or the possibility of sin shopping tomorrow rather than to fix my car? Now those are two distinct choices. Well there's neither one involved sin. So in other words, at what point in the West's way of thinking did free choice become a dialectical binary of choice between good and evil. By the way, hint St. Augustine. Okay. Then on and on we go. On and on we go. These are huge, huge things that have affected our culture to the point that even those binary dualistic ways of thinking enter into the way we think about completely secular matters. Hard versus soft disciplines, science versus art, on and on we go. We've got everything in these neat category.

Starting point is 01:04:46 Yes. You will. Yes. Where does that come from? Faith, not works. Scripture, not tradition, free will, not predestination or vice versa. Matter. Spirit. Where is all that coming from?

Starting point is 01:05:11 Well, in my opinion, it's coming directly as a result of the Augustinian theological inheritance of the Western religious mind. And this is why the West does not, cannot, and will not, and almost kind of stubbornly insists that it should not, understand the Christianity of the East. That's the problem. So now we've got, you know, oh we've got all this hullabaloo over the election of the latest Pope. Why does the so-called West, with even the birthplace of the Protestant Reformation, pay any attention to the election of the Bishop of Rome? Why? Why the emphasis on central authority? And by the way, just to give you an illustration as to why theology is so very crucial and important. There is a secular version of it.

Starting point is 01:06:10 Let's talk about the Roman Catholic idea of the indissoluble marriage. No divorces. If you want an annulment, that's a very different thing than a divorce, and you have to go to a special court all the way in Rome to get a marriage annulled Henry the eighth ran into this little problem Really? remember And the the court determines if the marriage has ever really been a a legal sacramental marriage In other words, you were living a fiction for all those years

Starting point is 01:06:44 Now look at look at the view of the union promulgated by Abraham Lincoln. What is it? Well, it's a secular version of a Roman Catholic marriage. Once in, you can never get out. No matter how beastly the circumstances become. So in other words, you just got a grin and barrage. It's a suicide pact. how beastly the circumstances become. So in other words, you just got a grin and barrage. It's a suicide pact.

Starting point is 01:07:11 If California takes over the rest of the country, God forbid. God forbid. God forbid. We're stuck on Mr. Lincoln's view. It's an indissoluble union. So there's your secular version of it. Are there no circumstances under which marriages can and should be dissolved, really, in this fallen world?

Starting point is 01:07:38 So are we stuck with a union in this fallen world forever? This is the problem. So in other words, my point here is these topics are rooted like it or not. They are rooted in a metaphysical view of the world. They're rooted in a cosmological view of the world. They're rooted in a theological view of the world. And we're not gonna solve it

Starting point is 01:08:04 by electing Donald Trump or Kamala Harris and ignoring the roots of the causes. That's the problem. And in the root of causes is that we've gotten away from God in your… Oh yeah, absolutely. But please note, for me, I don't think God in general… Let me quote St. Gregory the theologian, a fourth century church father, who said, when I say God, I mean Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, period. Not the God in general. So the next question is, when did the God in general become the God of the West, and why? Follow me? Yes. It seems like there's been a concerted effort to separate everybody from God, and it seems like it's been done, you know, I'm in recovery, they always say, God of your choice, and I understand

Starting point is 01:09:00 that into the sense of trying to get people who are broken and hurt, but also have a negative view of God through all of these scandals and all that stuff. And what has happened over time is they want you to attribute the actions of man to God. These guys represent God, they are God, and look at what they've done with these, with kids and all that stuff, and that detaches you from God,

Starting point is 01:09:23 and that's been done forever. Same thing they did in politics, same thing they did in entertainment. They positioned wicked people that they know are gonna fall and then everyone will start to become disenfranchised with that power structure. And they've done that on purpose.

Starting point is 01:09:42 And a lot of people can't understand that. They can't understand that like the actions of man is not the action of God. And they can't detach from that. That man has fallen, that person has fallen. That teacher that hooks up with their student, that person has fallen. That is not God.

Starting point is 01:09:58 Why would God let this happen? Why would God let that happen? Most of our problems in this country is that we think that the good and the perfect are the same. But in this world, you will never have perfection, period. You will have goodness, and it's always going come Mixed in with some degree of imperfection You know again to me the classic case are are the two presidents during the civil war jefferson davis and abraham lincoln Neither one of these men were bad men

Starting point is 01:10:38 They were both very principled men were some of their principles Objectionable to us today? Absolutely. Absolutely. But they were not for that reason wicked. And therefore they are not for that reason to be ignored in our own understanding and comprehension and confrontation with our own history. comprehension and confrontation with our own history. When you remove history, you are removing the ability to see what is genuinely good and evil, and that's why we have galloping, rampaging evil masquerading as perfection in this country right now. This is the oldest trick in the book,

Starting point is 01:11:22 you know. I don't care if Abraham Lincoln made some racist remarks about black people during his run for the presidency, during the presidency, and after. The fact of the matter remains that he was willing to act upon those principles that he thought were good and necessary for the country vis-a-vis black people and their emancipation That's the fact There's an old saying But there was a saying by Thomas soul that basically like in a world that demands perfection only liars can get through

Starting point is 01:11:59 Yep, that's correct That's correct. So so and I don't want to talk about anything that makes you uncomfortable That's correct. That's correct. So, and I don't want to talk about anything that makes you uncomfortable, but when you look at Putin and the Ukraine, both Zelensky and Putin are Jewish, and there's a discussion that a part of what's- Putin is actually a baptized, practicing member of the Russian Orthodox Church. But I was told he had Jewish ancestors.

Starting point is 01:12:25 I don't care. I don't care. But just let me ask this question, I'm fine if I'm wrong, but is there some sort of ethnic cleansing of white Christians in the Ukraine through this war? No, absolutely. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:12:47 I'll tell you what's going on. Zelensky. You have to understand he represents a literal neo-Nazi segment in, in Ukrainian politics, it goes back to world war II and prior to a fellow by the name of Stefan Bandera, all right. So that's problem number one. And I'm not saying that there are not not things in history that the Ukrainian people are justifiably afraid of the Russians for think only what the communists did in the Ukraine under

Starting point is 01:13:19 the collectivization. And by the way, the man that, that was the enforcer for the recollectivization, in other words, the re and the re and surfing quite literally of, of all those Ukrainian farmers that had been given their freedom under the czars, the man that was the enforcer for the communist government was known as the butcher of Kiev. Guess who it was? Who was it? Nikita Khrushchev, the butcher of Kiev.

Starting point is 01:13:52 That was his nickname. That's how he rose to prominence in the communist hierarchy was enforcing those collectivization decrees. So there, there are historical causes for the Ukrainians to be upset and wary of Russia. And for that matter, we can push it all the way back to the period of time immediately prior to World War I and so on, to the Treaty of Brest-the-Tops, and on and on it goes. However, the Zelensky government, and this is where the ecclesiastical geopolitics becomes so absurdly convoluted because Zelensky removed the Ukrainian Orthodox Church from the jurisdiction of the Patriarchate of Moscow, which number one, he has no authority to do. But it's at least understandable given the history of the modern Russian Church.

Starting point is 01:14:57 He then, this is where the ecclesiastical politics comes in and the murky part. He then took that church and went to the Patriarchate of Constantinople, the so-called Ecumenical Patriarch, or as I like to call it, the Ecumenical Patriarchate, and went to the Patriarchate of Constantinople to get a tomos, or a decree, of autocephaly from the Patriarchate, which means self-governance. Now, if you know anything about the Orthodox Church, you will know that the ecumenical patriarchate is not the head of the Orthodox Church. He's not the Orthodox equivalent of the Pope. However, however, in the recent 150 year history of the Orthodox Church, he's sounding increasingly like the Pope. And of course, the other Orthodox bishops and patriarchates are objecting to that.

Starting point is 01:15:57 And on top of this, the ecumenical patriarchate is supported with lots of money from here it comes, folks. Great Britain, the United States and the Vatican. There we go. There we go. The three pillars. The three pillars. So in other words, what's going on, again, what's going on in the Ukraine right now, vis-a-vis the church and culture aspects

Starting point is 01:16:25 of it, are deeply embedded and involved in geopolitics and in ecclesiastical politics most people don't even have a clue about. And I point out the Ecumenical Patriarchate as my primary example of why I tell everybody that the same process of co-option and infiltration is underway in the Orthodox Church just like everywhere else It's just taking a little longer to bring about but that's my that's my case That this is this is the same process at work And you know, I have nothing to do, personally, I have nothing to do with the ecumenical patriarchate because as far as I'm concerned,

Starting point is 01:17:09 it's beginning to look very unorthodox. And again, it's not the name, it's the content of belief. And I can assure you, the content of belief of the Orthodox, Catholic, and Apostolic Church is that there is no infallible Pope figure running everything because you don't need one. Okay? Decentralized.

Starting point is 01:17:31 So, I have a friend of mine, a deep Christian, talks to me about prophecy. I don't know if it's biblical prophecy, but prophecy, he talks about how there's going to be a war between the pagans and the lost tribes which is Britain UK and and Israel and the United States and the leader of the pagans which is now known as Germany and I'm willing to take down the Protestant Reformation, by the way. Okay. So do you, do you see any of this is why Germany is constantly being annihilated either, either through war or culturally?

Starting point is 01:18:15 Like if you look at Germany right now, culturally, it's like, seems like it's so lost. It's got, it's like, there's just all, you know, I know what you're saying. Um, what the Nazis role in all that is. Well, look, German, German culture, just like every other peculiar national and ethnic culture in the West is under assault from mr. Global only there's no doubt about that. under assault from Mr. Globaloni. There's no doubt about that.

Starting point is 01:18:47 Germany as a nation, we have to remember has had a very stormy history because it's only been unified three times in its entire history. The first example being the Holy Roman Empire, basically the empire that was the heir to Charlemagne. And then the second empire, the German reunification under Bismarck in the 19th century.

Starting point is 01:19:19 And then more recently with the fall of the Berlin Wall and the reunification of Germany, you know, they're they're essentially been those three reunifications The problem the problem of Germany is that it is in a Totally unenviable geopolitical position. It is literally surrounded on all sides by powerful countries, France, Britain, Italy, Russia, and at one time in its history, Austria-Hungary. So, you know, the problem with Germany is that it has had, simply by the nature of the case, always to

Starting point is 01:20:06 have a strong and powerful military just to defend itself. And as a result of having that military, the other thing the German, that is just part of the German way of war, I mean, it's been this way for several centuries they have had to to take that military and train it to move very quickly and to hit very hard and Way above its you know punching way above its weight class so to speak So that you know, that's just always gonna be Germany like it or not now We tried after the end of World War I to tell Germany, no, you can't have that big military anymore. Well, you know, that didn't work out too well. So they decided that, yeah, we're going to have a big military and it's

Starting point is 01:20:57 going to be really big. So, and very punchy. So, you know, the Nazis were just kind of the ones to benefit from that geopolitical circumstance and that particular part of German culture. So I'm not worried about Germany per se. I really am not. I would be more worried if the European Union or NATO weren't there then yeah I'd be more worried about Germany because again, they're gonna have to rear You know the United States is a failing empire like it or not and that means that all those old rivalries and

Starting point is 01:21:39 powers in Europe are gonna have to rear and Principle power number one in Europe is guess who? No. Um, it's just like Japan, Japan's going to have to rearm. And by the way, that's what they're doing. Okay. I get that. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:21:55 I get that too. I don't begrudge them that, you know, um, is there a hidden hand in the rise of Hitler in your opinion? Oh yes, absolutely. There is. But to get back to your, you know, I'm going around Harvey's barn again, to get back to your other question about biblical prophecy, I have to warn people that I suspect very strongly that Mr. Globaloni is using people's understandings, and I'm putting that in quotation marks, and interpretations of biblical prophecy

Starting point is 01:22:41 as a template of their own geopolitical action and that therefore I want to warn people the fulfillment is the deception and we're seeing it particularly now with all the stuff going on about Israel and we're hearing it every day on talk radio in this country of, oh, I will bless them that bless thee and curse them that curse thee. And therefore, we all have to support Israel. Yes. Folks, I'm going to be very blunt and honest. That view is a denial of Christ.

Starting point is 01:23:23 Oh. you is a denial of Christ. And the reason why is it has always been the understanding of the church that that particular verse applies to Christ, who is the fulfillment of the law and of all of its sacrifice and of all of its covenants, and therefore whose church, whose body is Israel. So the blessings and cursings accrue to those who bless Christ and the church, not that little thing over in the Middle East. The fulfillment of prophecy that people are expecting is the false fulfillment. It is a preparation for you-know-who. There is only one thing that that false fulfillment cannot reduplicate. It cannot conquer death.

Starting point is 01:24:27 My kingdom is not of this world is for a reason, and that reason has to do with the resurrection. It has nothing to do. That's the rebuilt temple. It has nothing to do with a pile of bricks over in the Middle East anymore. That's the problem that we're witnessing right now, and everybody's on that bandwagon, including the Muslims expecting the Imam Mahdi and the, what is it, that sect of Judaism that is doing all this because they want to bring about the Messiah. So you have all of these all of these groups working to fulfill their prophecy when in fact

Starting point is 01:25:14 they're all ignoring the fulfillment that's already there. Okay, it's I can't be more blunt and simple folks And I don't care how many Bible verses you throw at me, the problem is you're interpreting those verses with the wrong pair of spectacles to begin with. So I'm not interested. Unless you can point me to the course of performance in an ecumenical council of the church or in a father of the church acknowledged as an authority that that's your interpretation of where it comes from. I'm not interested. Sola Scriptura doesn't work, folks. There is in law what is called the course of performance. When you are in doubt over the

Starting point is 01:25:58 interpretation of an ambiguous contract, the law will have you look at the course of performance of the people that are subscribing to that contract and how that course of performance suggests that the contract should be interpreted. This is not to be done in a vacuum. Christ did establish apostles who had doctrinal authority in the church and they handed that down. So there is a tradition of interpretation that you also have to look at. Your Bible and Bible only is not going to work.

Starting point is 01:26:37 And by the way, there's a little example of the Ethiopian eunuch in the book of Acts that is there to illustrate precisely that point. So on and on we could go. But beware of these fulfillments of biblical prophecy, because what they are ultimately teaching you to do is look away from Christ as the fulfillment. Yeah, I agree. I agree. Sir, it's been an honor.

Starting point is 01:27:04 I know we have a time crunch, so I could talk to you for hours and hours and hours I have your book on the Babylonian bankers. I Would love if you could come back sometime. We can get into that One more time where you would you like them to go find you? If they're interested in finding me they need to go to my website with www.giza.com that's where they can find me and if they need to email me that's where they can find the contact button to do so.

Starting point is 01:27:38 Well it's been an honor man we've done a lot of shows and this one stands out as one of my favorites it was a blessing that you came and spent some time with us. Well, thanks for having me guys. Anytime, all the time. We appreciate you coming on and let's break down this episode. Wow, wow, wow. Fire, dude. We, we, usually we take a couple of minutes before we get into it, but we had to jump right into it, man. That guy, that guy is a plethora of knowledge. Every time I think I'm somewhat smart, I talk to someone like him and I'm going, oh, I'm dumb.

Starting point is 01:28:11 What are you going to do with this book? Read it. Didn't you see, he said it's very dense. What do you call it, Johnny? What do you mean? He talked about his book about how it was very- Well, dense, you said dance. That's a good one.

Starting point is 01:28:26 Scholarly? Oh, yeah, yeah. He has a four-part book, he said, on just basically the church. Yeah. I mean, dude, everything he says lines up. Yeah, it's funny. The one thing is my Protestant bones kind of...

Starting point is 01:28:43 And that's OK. You don't have to agree with everything, Johnny. When he starts talking about how, cause to me, the mistake of both the Orthodox church and the Catholic church is all the liturgy and all the tradition that was established by people, you know, all that shit that's caked on top of that, what Jesus said. Yeah. Do you know what I mean? I doubt all of that. Even if it did come from the polyintruded, from Paul.

Starting point is 01:29:11 You're talking about like, I don't know if this is part of it, but confession. Like all that. That's among the things, yeah. Do you think eating of the blood of Christ and all that stuff? I think it's possible, yeah. I mean, I grew up doing that rarely on like

Starting point is 01:29:25 you know high holidays, but it was a But we didn't you know as Protestants didn't believe it literally no But I just I think all that's extraneous and not not that important and at worst it's It's wrong, you know possibly because it's how do you? Like, it was established by a line of popes and late... I mean, look at who the pope is. All our popes lately have sucked. And what? They're the ones creating all these traditions and stuff. I agree. And there have been popes even going, I mean, they had popes, you know, in the, before the split for the Orthodox, there were popes that established traditions that they continue, so I don't know.

Starting point is 01:30:07 I mean, because the Catholic one is you got to do your communion first, and that's when you're allowed to start to talk to the priest to tell him your confessions. And then after you confess all your sins is when he's allowed to… To enlist your children. Oh, no. That's after. So, yeah. And then he's allowed to give you the right to eat and drink the body of Christ, and then you go,

Starting point is 01:30:28 and then he tells you to give a couple prayers so you can forgive you. It seems like that's excessive, right? It just seems like what, so he's talking about, a lot about sins. Do you guys feel like that he felt like we get too lost in the sin? Yes.

Starting point is 01:30:46 I wanted to ask him those things, but I know we had a short amount of time, so I didn't want to get lost into that stuff, and maybe if we have him back, I get to ask him that. Because you know, there's a lot of stuff about, listen, my whole thing about religion right now and my own spiritual journey is like, I want it how it applies to me and how I work through that

Starting point is 01:31:06 and not this desire to push it on other people and not have people in my life that maybe don't subscribe to that way of thinking. And I just feel like that's just for me. I need to make decisions on how I act and how I treat people and all that stuff. Do you understand? No, totally.

Starting point is 01:31:29 So it's the split in the, among Protestants, there's the split between the evangelicals and the rest. And the evangelicals are the ones that are very much about imposing and going out and trying to convert everybody you come across. And then there are people for whom faith is more personal. But I mean, if you thought that as many evangelicals, most probably all of them do, you know, with a few exceptions, I'm sure, that not telling people about that meant their eternal damnation, then I guess I would be out there in the streets too.

Starting point is 01:32:05 You know, I feel like, in my opinion, that God finds people where they are. But yeah, I mean, that's a tough one. But also imagine you not converting people doesn't let you in. Yeah, that's not, I mean, I don't, that's not even the evangelical faith. What I find so interesting is like things he said we've talked about in the show before, and not that that doesn't mean it's not interesting, because it is super interesting, but it reinforces things that we believe

Starting point is 01:32:35 that we see playing out in real time, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like the influx of Muslims into Europe, that is done on purpose to destroy Christianity No, I mean I'm fighting this thing still but That all lines up to me. That is all interesting to me that is done purposefully By what I believe in he has a book. I have it at home You know the Babylonian bankers.

Starting point is 01:33:06 What's their end game? To destroy our connection with God. Like they most likely worship fallen angels, the Watchers. And that clicks. When you start talking about that stuff, you're like, yeah, everything lines up perfectly. You get into, yeah, everything lines up perfectly. You know, and you get into so much like you get into like how how when he goes, all these churches are corrupt. I get that man. I get that when Ted Cruz is going those who bless Israel are blessed those who curse Israel are cursed and

Starting point is 01:33:42 he believes it's a country. That's all manipulation that at some point they're going, we're going to call this area Israel because we're going to tell them if they don't bless Israel, they are cursed. It's such a deep, it's a deep, deep, deep, deep, deep chess game. Well, he got punked by Tucker, didn't he? I mean, just exposed him for, cause he kept, he didn't say come out with that.

Starting point is 01:34:10 You know, he had to, Tucker really had to dig to get him to kind of finally just spill it that like, hey, I'm here because this is like, I'm brainwashed by this prophecy. Yes. And that's the only thing I really, I mean, you could tell when he got to that. And that brainwashing allows him to do what he wants to do which is collect money from people

Starting point is 01:34:28 Yeah, and in this power position a pack no big deal this this allows me to line up I'm taking this money from people that are killing children Okay, and I'm doing it because I'm a Christian and this view lines up, allows me to do this without feeling like I'm committing violence against God's people who are everybody. Everybody. That's what Jesus came to say. Yeah, Jew and Gentile alike are capable of salvation and not, because that's a very different thing, you know, and we know it because, you know, the tradition of Judaism continues.

Starting point is 01:35:05 And, you know, you got these people out there that are talking about how, you know, Jesus isn't real and all that stuff. And it's like, there is so much at work, right? Yeah. To discredit God, that why would they go through something like that that's so fake if it's so fake and made up and it's like based on Caesar and all this stuff that you hear a lot of people talk about why would they go through so much to destroy that brand right like if it's really a manipulation yeah wouldn't they wouldn't they encourage it like they do with

Starting point is 01:35:46 elections, right? Like if we go elections don't matter and they're constantly pushing it. Well, because it's a, it's a false paradigm. And maybe at some point it was real, right? It keeps people engaged at some point it was real. And at some point they came in completely manipulated it and it gets people into this right-left Paradigm that isn't real. Yeah And that's how it is dude look at how they talk about Christ look how they talk about elections That's just bad history the thing that Jesus Cuz a lot of people try to say he didn't even exist which is the most cynical of all the historians about Jesus

Starting point is 01:36:26 say that he existed at the very least. I mean, it's just bad history. It's just some... You want to believe that. It's a belief at that point, really. Well, it could also get into that these people out there, I'm not going to say names because I'm just not interested in that, but that are like, this is a fake thing. It's like, well, maybe the presentation of how he's being presented. That's what worries me about the church. The liturgy and all the traditions and stuff. Like that's the, because we know, I mean, we've got a pretty good, every time they find an older scripture, it's always shocking how accurate it is compared to what we have now. Like, or what we, now, or the older copies we

Starting point is 01:37:06 had. Because there was a long time where we were like, boy, this has been hundreds and hundreds of years after the fact that these copies of the New Testament were written or the Old Testament. And then they just keep getting pushed back. And they're always just like really, remarkably consistent across the generations. And what he said about what they're doing in Israel fits into what Seven Seas just put out, that they're astroturfing the fulfillment of these prophecies to get everybody behind it.

Starting point is 01:37:37 Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah. You know? And my God, did that guy drop some hammers on the Civil War? Yes. And how much deeper it was? And did you know that they had troops in Canada? Did you know that maybe I'm an idiot? You did know that.

Starting point is 01:37:57 Yeah, I mean, I'm a nerd. He goes deep down on the Civil War. But you knew that, like Napoleon set up a puppet government. No, dude, it's funny, the guy that he installed, oh, what was his name, Maximilian maybe, he actually was a great leader. He ended up getting killed, but he did a lot of really liberalization of the country,

Starting point is 01:38:14 modernized Mexico's government. And then they just, I mean, he's out. I think they shot him in the end because he was a puppet figure and they wanted to be ruled by a native. But it was- Now they're ruled by a Jewish woman?

Starting point is 01:38:29 Yeah. It's so crazy. But the confirmation- I tried to explain that to my dad and then she's like, well, she's still Catholic. I'm like, even if she's still Catholic, just her being Jewish and there being 10,000 of them in all of Mexico doesn't surprise you? Yeah. And then the getter election, they assassinated everybody else.

Starting point is 01:38:47 Like, people just moved on for that. Like, 26 people were assassinated. That's like crazy. Isn't that crazy? Like, candidates all across the country, to be fair. But yeah, that's like, well, did you guys see? Whatever happened to that guy in Colombia a couple weeks ago? Is he all right?

Starting point is 01:39:03 Yeah, he survived. Unbelievable. I cannot believe that guy survived. Because that was a straight Is he all right? Yeah, he survived. Unbelievable. I cannot believe that guy survived. Because that was a straight headshot. I mean, I've never seen so much blood. It was horrifying. And you have to be like, imagine if you're an assassin. It's like, I hit him in the head. What do you mean he's still alive? I'm thinking maybe JFK did fake his death and he's out there with the hole in his head.

Starting point is 01:39:19 Well, that whole thing's interesting. But survived doesn't like, is he like brain dead? Is he like 50 cent nobody said? Nobody said he that he's brain dead. I didn't hear that. He's in the hospital recovering, but then you know They're like we got to still take him out. So they're probably sending people over there now. Let's see Man, there are not a lot of updates on that. He's undergoes shooting. That was two weeks ago I had his security detail cut on the day of the attack Oh when you get that call when you're like, hey, we're security. Yeah, they got cut. All right Speeches done. I'm going home on home. It's over dude. I'm not running for president anymore. Sorry

Starting point is 01:39:59 That's why that start. Uh Yeah, uh, hold on. I'm trying to what was the guy's name? Uh Man, we got Maximilian the first in Mexico. Yeah, his name was he was he was Habsburg and They were trying to restore the monarchy there and that's all I'm trying to He was executed by firing squad in 1867 Juarez had him shot. That's tough.

Starting point is 01:40:28 But he did a lot of stuff. Yeah, like good stuff. Napoleon III is kind of famously a dipshit though. He wanted to, and he's not even like the direct descendant of Napoleon, I don't think, I think he's like his nephew or something. And see, I'd always heard, what was interesting about that to me,

Starting point is 01:40:44 I'd always heard that, what was interesting about that to me, I'd always heard that France wanted to support the Confederacy more directly, but it was England that kind of helped them back. Russia didn't want to, but if England had given the go ahead, they would have. France would have engaged, but it was always England that kind of had the final say over that. So that's interesting for him to say that it was actually the French and the British that wanted it, but it was the Russians that

Starting point is 01:41:09 that slowed him down. That's fascinating to me. I didn't know that. It is fascinating. And then he gets into, you know, England, the United States, and the Vatican, which we talk about those three pillars that basically control the world. And the fact that he brought, I mean, Alexander, again, gets into this whole thing about Russia and just like this demonization of Russia and what they've done to those people. And it does make sense when you start to look into the spiritual war that's really about

Starting point is 01:41:39 the Russian Orthodox Church that they cannot control and this deep hatred of it and why they hate Russia, but they love China, which is completely and utterly like atheist, right? I mean, like the communism is the absence of God. The state is God. Yeah, the leader is God. Yeah. Which is again, you're getting into this Muslim in New York City who wants to make all these supermarkets. Muslim in New York City who wants to make all these supermarkets, government ran. That's the beginning of socialism, and that is the beginning of communism. This is the place where you'll queue up in like 10 years to get bread from the government. That's what he's establishing basically.

Starting point is 01:42:19 Yeah, because an independent store cannot compete with the government. We learned it from the postal Postal Service, right? They suck compared to now. They were improved because they did have to compete with FedEx and UPS, but they suck. But you can also get into like if something is ran by the government, does it need to make a profit? The Federal Reserve runs at it. I mean, excuse me, the the US Postal Service runs in the red all the time. So if you have these supermarkets...

Starting point is 01:42:52 Like a government Walmart. Talking about government Walmart. A government Vons or Ralphs. That's what we have in LA. Ralphs. It's the big grocery store. Imagine if that was ran by the the California They don't have to run at a profit so they can offer you way cheaper goods Because the because the other businesses have to run in a profit to stay open It's the worst idea and this guy's going around all these fuck and going around all these influences going We're only raising taxes on the 1% I don't give a fuck how much money you make a tax is a penalty Going around all these influencers going, we're only raising taxes on the 1%. I don't give a fuck how much money you make.

Starting point is 01:43:28 A tax is a penalty. A tax is a penalty. It is hurting you for succeeding. And what do they give you when you fail? They reward you with welfare. It's a reward for failing. And these people are like, oh, I can't make it, here's some money, congratulations,

Starting point is 01:43:48 you don't have to work for it, we're just gonna give it to you. But I mean, I agree, I mean, all that, but eventually isn't the UBI gonna be that? That's what they want, I don't know, I think it's gonna be a slower run. I am very worried about this thing that RFK Junior wants us to wear, have you seen you seen this like it's like a will you look up?

Starting point is 01:44:08 this like RFK Trackable It's something you just put out you like it for like tracking fitness like yeah and all that okay RFK juniors bonkers plan to fit every American with a tracking device to fit every American with a tracking device. As he knows for cancer. Now we already have tracking devices called our phone. Yeah, truly. But this is the beginning of putting stuff on you

Starting point is 01:44:33 that is going to lead to more social credit. He says that Apple Watch, Fitbit, Whoop, Aurorang were key to the Maha agenda. He said that technology could help people lose weight and exercise more regularly, which I agree with that, but is he talking about something on your chest? Whoa, I didn't see that one. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:44:52 What I can picture is you use your phone, you walk around and they won't give you your medicine if you don't get your 20,000 steps because you're not participating. You get what I mean? You don't get the discount. Yeah, insurers are already trying that. They're giving you discounts on insurance

Starting point is 01:45:05 if you agree to have your steps tracked and stuff like that. They caught Tesla with car insurance. I don't know if they caught them. It was a feature, really. But they, people found that when they were speeding and driving more recklessly, their Tesla car insurance got more expensive

Starting point is 01:45:21 because Tesla was using their data. Social credit score. So now what they want to do is they're going to start using your phones. Basically when you use a GPS app like let's say Waze and they go oh this is a super busy highway. How they know that? Based on how many cell phones are there. So now what they're going to start doing is based on how fast your cell phone's going, they're gonna send you a ticket. Does anybody want that? People would riot.

Starting point is 01:45:51 They're not gonna, you think that maybe in California. Well, I mean, we did get away with traffic cams, so maybe there is something to that, Johnny. I mean, that's infinitely worse than traffic cams. What about the one me and John were talking about? Your insurance can Keep track of your steps you hit 20,000 steps you get discounted insurance. I don't do that. They would do that. Yeah, but dude Don't get 20,000 steps that's what happens. I'm okay when I'm giving discounts or something But as long as they're not cloaking the disk and how don't they do that?

Starting point is 01:46:23 If you're just a fat fuck that never gets up the couch and you want to get insurance? You're gonna get that right. Yeah, you said you'd not be able to afford it or you didn't get it Yeah, but that's what Obamacare did made it so that people like that could now everybody has expensive like Expensive insurance, but most people can afford it. You know what I mean? It's enough to hurt everybody. That was an all time banger. Absolutely. That was an all time banger, dude. We've had some great episodes lately.

Starting point is 01:46:53 Gotta have them back soon. I'd have them on every day. You wanna be the co-host? Yeah. We got one more spot on the couch. Go to samtriplee.com, you can grab all my dates. Can't wait to get to San Diego. July 17th through the 19th.

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Starting point is 01:53:29 have fun and we find the best videos. You just got to go to, it's every Tuesday at 4 PM and it's all Facebook, YouTube, Rumble, Twitter, Sam Tripley, dot com. Now it's on kick now. It's uh, and it's also on Where else is it Rockfin and all my all my all my specials? I'm putting on more specials. Hopefully in San Diego I'll do another special anything. What's up? Check out the number one podcast podcast I should marks the spot on YouTube. Go check it out, please and Johnny Yeah, I'm back on Twitter at Johnny ordered to please uh like follow me cuz yeah You think they give me their LinkedIn so I can add it to the I don't have a LinkedIn

Starting point is 01:54:12 I'm watching my own a LinkedIn no our link tree try again I only don't I'm only on Twitter. What do I don't have a word Instagram? I don't really do anything That's the profit more that I feel like that's more for family. No, that's Facebook is for family. Facebook is for losers. We get a lot of comments on our stuff I'm posting on Facebook. I'm very excited. So guys, that's it. Thanks for tuning in. Love you guys very much and enjoy these highlights. Here's a clip from the latest broken sim it's very weird that a la rider advertisement and a bdsm gay man

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Starting point is 01:55:53 but mental toughness is everything. If you're not the biggest gay guy in the room, but you're the one people follow when things go bad, that's who we're looking for and it just goes on like that forever bonus experience military, etc Right. It's so crazy, right? Yeah. Yeah, it's insane Well, and then you have okay, here's here's to me that people are missing the point of what's happening So Laura Loomer goes on Twitter. Oh, it says the dumbest By the way, I got a ton of traction off that. Oh, you know, it's 900,000 views So she goes on Twitter, right and I'll try to find your tweet here Yeah, Laura Loomer says time to deploy Palantir to Los Angeles to deal with the illegals

Starting point is 01:56:35 You know, you'd love to see it. You're lying if you say you wouldn't and I say I go up Yeah, and Sam says there's no coming back from this tweet and you're absolutely right and she says I don't care I'd say it again. I don't care if Palantir tech sir surveils jihadis and illegals. I want them all out of my country Do you really think we're going to mass deport 65 million people without advanced technology? Are you that naive remove every single one and you responded enjoy the freefall? Now here's how you know that everybody in the media they're missing the point because if you type in Laura Loomer right now these are the stories that come up well nothing about that it's all about her it's calling AOC chunky yeah

Starting point is 01:57:18 and by all the stories are that crazy they find pictures of Laura Loomer in the same dress with a giant tummy tummy oh really yeah so she called her a porky Puerto Rican as well as she's all minded dude I like she's entering her thick latin age who cares she's annoying you know her big their boobs have gotten bigger too if she's getting everyone keeps hoping she's pregnant for some reason. Puerto Rico no se vende. Puerto Rico no se vende and New York is not for sale. New York is not for sale!

Starting point is 01:57:53 They want this bitch to run so bad. She had no chance. The only person that has a chance is Tulsi Gabbard. Because you can stand, you can... She ain't a Democrat. You're fine with her voice. It's the only one She has a phone sex voice and you're like, yes Anything else sounds like your wife grinding you

Starting point is 01:58:14 But isn't that I mean for all the I mean nobody's focused on that except for Sam Tripoli, of course Yeah, I mean there's the guys who they always get called the black pills. They've been on our show They're the one calling it out. But Laura Loomer none in the mainstream media report on it I don't even hate Laura Loomer. I think she's a Zionist weirdo She's an idiot, but sometimes she has some good points, but this is the end of it, dude You can't come back from this Laura. Have you watched? Terminator the Matrix judge, Judge Dredd? What was the Harrison Ford one?

Starting point is 01:58:47 Not Sling Blade. Blade Runner. Blade Runner. They told us this is happening. Why are you calling for it? It's so, dude, and it's just this issue. It's got people divided along exactly the wrong lines. The right-wingers should be the ones

Starting point is 01:59:01 that are most vociferously against this kind of surveillance. You know, the free speech people, the anti-surveillance state people, they should all be against this because it's this immigration thing. And then these idiots are like, what about your iPhone? I choose to be on it. That's my consent. Like do you like getting a camera speeding ticket where you didn't, you know you weren't speeding, but because of the angles, they got you rolling through a red light. That's how I beat it. I hit my I had to fight it

Starting point is 01:59:29 I hit my fucking break at the last second. They then he goes don't tell anybody go. What do you mean? Don't tell anybody I just fucking beat you wait. Don't tell anybody what what do you mean that I won? This is Sam AAA's traffic court Who said don't tell you the guy that what we were deliberating like before I went in front of the judge I Had to go in front of somebody else and he had to show me the video and I go bang I just hit the brake right there the video stops. You don't know if I go anywhere cuz it's just a money grab So like Johnny you could be on your iPhone scam and he told you not to tell you don't know if I go anywhere because it's just money grab so like Johnny you could be on your iPhone scam and he told you not to tell me I don't say anything they buy go dude as soon as I leave I'm talking to

Starting point is 02:00:12 everybody okay so that's it that by the way another instance of Sam Tripoli's traffic court this has been Sam Tripoli's traffic court anyways, I go on this. Um, so like Johnny, let's say you just, you got it. You gotta get cross street quick and there's no traffic and you're way down from the crosswalk and you just run across. Yeah. And there's a camera. Jaywalk. That's what we're not talking iPhones. Yeah. Well, it's also, dude, I mean, Minority Report was so far ahead of his time that Spielberg movie, because it was, it showed, it didn't just show what that society is going to be like, but it showed how worn down people are of how used to it people were. Cause remember those little spiders that would just, they come in under your door and everybody, there's two people in that movie having sex and they just pause for a second. So that thing can scan their eyes and move on that's what it's coming to they're normalizing it, dude When once they're they've gotten us to ask people like Laura Lueber who should be on the front lines against this

Starting point is 02:01:14 Yeah are asking for she got her lady dick kicked in and that in that tweet Just so I can't and dude and then you have like the naivety. Like she has, she has literal balls telling me that I am naive. When you think that this Orwellian technology is just going to be used on jihadists and illegals. Like how, I mean, like you're not that dumb. Learn nothing from the Patriot act. You're not that dumb. You've gotten pretty far in your life. We know you're not that dumb. So You're either naive and you're too old for that

Starting point is 02:01:50 Okay, you're either dumb and you got too far to be that or you're lying What do you think if you'd like to hear the rest of this episode subscribe to broken simulation in your podcasting app or check us out at YouTube.com slash sam trippoli You should know by then. Wake up, Aaron! This is only the beginning. You just blew my mind.

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