Tin Foil Hat With Sam Tripoli - #978: The Manufactoring Of The End Of Days With Dr. Heather Lynn

Episode Date: March 27, 2026

In the latest episode of Tin Foil Hat—which might be our most insane episode ever—Dr. Heather Lynn explores a range of provocative theories, from the idea that ancient blood sacrifices to Ba'al were meant to feed real energetic entities, to a controversial interpretation of the Charlie Kirk assassination as a symbolic ritual tied to a Third Temple agenda. She reimagines the Anunnaki as post–Younger Dryas humans who used altered states to appear divine to early civilizations, and connects symbols like Baphomet and androgynous Freemasonry to ancient Sumerian "receptor vessel" traditions, concluding with the idea that modern AI could function as a kind of digital Third Temple—a "Logos in silicon" with profound spiritual implications. Please subscribe to the new Tin Foil Hat youtube channel:  https://www.youtube.com/@TinFoilHatYoutube Grab your copy of the 2nd issue of the Chaos Twins now and join the Army Of Chaos: https://bit.ly/415fDfY Check out Sam "DoomScrollin with Sam Tripoli and Midnight Mike" Every Tuesday At 4pm pst on Youtube, X Twitter, Rumble and Rokfin! Join the WolfPack at Wise Wolf Gold and Silver and start hedging your financial position by investing in precious metals now! Go to https://www.samtripoli.gold/ and use the promo code "TinFoil" and we thank Tony for supporting our show. CopyMyCrypto.com: The 'Copy my Crypto' membership site shows you the coins that the youtuber 'James McMahon' personally holds - and allows you to copy him. So if you'd like to join the 1300 members who copy James, then stop what you're doing and head over to: https://copymycrypto.com/tinfoilhat/ You'll not only find proof of everything I've said - but my listeners get full access for just $1 Grab Tickets To Sam Tripoli's Live Shows At SamTripoli.com: Batavia, IL: 3/26-3/28 Raleigh, NC: 4/3 Atlanta, GA: 4/4 Hamilton, Canada: 4/16 Toronto, CA: 4/17-18 Dallas, TX: 4/24 Fort Worth, TX: 4/25 Austin, TX: (Live Taping Of My New Comedy Special) 5/22 Albuquerque, NM: 6/12-6/13 Austin, TX: The 100th Episode Of Tin Foil Hat 6/18 Lawerence, KS: 9/17-9/19 Tulsa, OK: 10/9-10/10 Austin, TX: 12/11-12/13   Please check out Word War Debate and the WordWarDebate Contenders Series: https://wordwardebate.com Please check out Dr. Heather Lynn's internet: Website: https://www.drheatherlynn.com The Midnight Academy Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/@DrHeatherLynn Substack: https://substack.com/@drheatherlynn  Anunnaki Revelation Book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FXYGPB6J    Please check out Sam Tripoli's internet: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/samtripoli Sam Tripoli's Stand Up Youtube Page: https://www.youtube.com/@SamTripoliComedy  Sam Tripoli's Comedy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samtripolicomedy/%20P Sam Tripoli's Podcast Clip Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samtripolispodcastclips/   Please support our sponsors: Blue Chew Gold: And we've got a special deal for our listeners: Get 10% off your first month of BlueChew Gold with code TINFOIL. That's promo code TINFOIL. Visit BlueChew.com for more details and important safety information, and we thank BlueChew for sponsoring the podcast. Mint Mobile: This year, skip breaking a sweat AND breaking the bank. Get this new customer offer and your 3-month Unlimited wireless plan for just 15 bucks a month at MINT MOBILE dot com slash tinfoil. That's MINT MOBILE dot com slash tinfoil.     

So I propose in a nutshell that the Anunnaki, the ancient gods, the stories were actually the stories of the climate migrants who were coming and having to spread throughout the world because of the great, you know, cataclysm that happened and displaced people and created migrations and people encountering other systems and peoples. And instead of inventing civilization, they were remembering it. Tinfoil hat. Oh, what the fuck are you guys even talking about? Global controls will have to be imposed. And a world governing body will be created to enforce them. Welcome to tinfoil half. We go deep, home, boy.

Eric, open your mic. Drink from the fountain of knowledge. There's lizard people everywhere. That's some interdimensional shit. This is only the beginning. You just blew my mind. Are you ready to get your mind blown? All right, guys, welcome to Timfo hat live from the Wise Wolf Gold and Silver Studios.

That's right. Wolfpack Gold. Just go to Samtripplea. Use the promo code Timfoil and you two can get in on the press mails game for as little as $50 a month. Press mail sent right to your house. We are very excited to have this next guest on. I mean, she's an archaeologist, a historian, a podcaster, an author, and she's got some great things to talk about today. Very excited to have her on.

Please welcome, Dr. Heather Lynn, how are you, doctor? I'm well. How are you? We are blessed to have you. I've seen your clips on the internet. I really like them. I love the subject matter that you want to talk about. But before we get in all that, can you tell us a little bit?

little bit about yourself and where our listeners can find you. Well, a little bit about myself. It's a long story. So I think the, you think you really did a good job there. I'm a historian and author, archaeologist. I used to be a professor and a museum director. And now I just sort of go full time into a very strange, literally occult topics. And you know, you might have seen me on ancient aliens and those types of talking head things, but I have a podcast as well. Just started it. So it's up and coming, hopefully. But you can check it out on YouTube.

It's the Midnight Academy. And yeah, www. Dr.heatherlin.com. It's DR.heatherlin.com. And I put the DR there not to be like a credentialist, but it's because if you just put in like Heather Lynn into Google, you'll find, you do it. I know like it, so just, I mean, you can do that

and go totally a different direction. But for this purpose, I like to just put the DR there. respect on that, respect, respect. That's a little bit occultish, too. I'm sure that that's just a different time of occultism. So you worked at all these places. What made you stop, decide not to be a professor anymore? And what happened there? Oh, well, a couple things. One, the first time when I was just a teaching assistant, during my undergraduate, I was working in archaeology and this sort of thing. I found that it was like super corrupt, which was like, you know, I guess nobody's surprise but me. I was in there really authentically thinking that it was going to be a whole new world of research. And plus, I think I was coming from a place of enchantment because I had dropped

out of school when I was 16 years old, ran away from home, lived on the streets, had this whole like saga. And I always wanted to get back to school. And so I very much valued the opportunity. And so when they told me buy a $500 textbook, I'm like, I'm on it. I just was drinking the Kool-Aid, but I started seeing a lot of strange things, particularly in the archaeology program where from day one they were telling us to debunk certain authors and different things, which, you know, I didn't have a problem with in terms of an investigation on claims, but it was like, who are we? We're just like undergraduates at a community college, no less. Like, I don't know if I have the ability to do this, but hey, whatever. But so I started seeing a lot of weird stuff having

to do with money and just basic things. And what's funny is I had an author, that I liked, Michael Creamo, he wrote Forbidden Archaeology. Highly recommend the book. It's a huge tone, but it's about out-of-place artifacts and different things. And as a huge fan, I thought, I was a little disgruntled, and I thought, I'm going to email him and just tell him, I see through the corruption and what do I do? And to his credit, he emailed me back very responsibly and gave me two choices. He said, you can stay in the system, push the envelope ever so slightly, but you'll always have this pushback, or you can leave and go totally wild and talk about whatever, but you'll be missing the opportunity to learn and have the talking points needed to refute and

whatnot. And I thought, okay, well, just the fact that he talked me off the ledge, took the time, sort of made me inspired. So I started going through the process, kind of telling myself I was a double agent that I was going to learn all of this. And thankfully, I did because it's very valuable. You have to learn methodology and framework and things. So, but you know, I was young and really just kind of a rebel and I was like, I'm just going to leave. But no, I stayed in. And so, but because of that experience, too, I really valued the community college. And I know people sometimes roll their eyes like, sure, whatever. But it was really an important step on my journey academically from community college to university to, you know, having a doctorate. I couldn't have

done it without that community college opportunity. Just the, the whole. thing. And so I was really inspired and I wanted to go teach at a community college. That was always the plan. I thought, I want to inspire people and all of this. Well, I finally got my wish and it was wonderful and I value it so much and would really love to go back, except that when I was teaching, this was, I mean, I stuck through COVID and everything. I was like the youngest person there because it was, you know, it's just an old, it was an old community college, a suburban school. And so everybody there was ancient and scared and sick of the virus. And so I went in, I was the only person going in still, and I'm just like, I'll risk my life for this, whatever. So then it was after COVID, it was about, I think, three years ago now, I had a student that was highly troubled, like, would sit in the front of the class. I mean, just in the first week was sitting in the front, picking his nails, biting his nails until they were bleeding. He was shaking, and then he would get up. And at one point he came over and gave me a hug in front of everybody, said that he couldn't do this without me. And it was just really weird.

And of course, all the other students are looking at him, and he was very troubled. So, you know, I told my department chair about that. And he's like, yeah, we're aware. And I was like, okay. And I go, we'll just, we'll talk to him. Okay, fine. The next day, though, I noticed that, see, I came in early in the morning, and my classroom was locked and you needed a key code to get in. I came in that day and opened the door and I saw a backpack and a coat on the chair that was kind of facing the podium.

And I thought, oh, these kids, they're always leaving their stuff around. I have found like shoes and things. So I was like, whatever. And then people started coming in. And then I noticed this kid came in as well and then sat down in that place. And I was like, record skip, but it didn't register with me. after the class he hung around and waited for me and wanted to talk to me and I recorded this on my iPhone. He was making a hit list and telling me all the people he wanted to kill.

Oh my God. Yeah. And he was morally justified in it, he thought, because some of the people he felt were like rapists and all of these things. And it would be him cleansing the earth. And he started asking me, see, the class had to do. with it was a humanities course also dealt with ethics and we were talking about Nietzsche and different things and existentialism and so he was kind of going on that tangent but as he was speaking he was walking back and forth on the like through the classroom just kind of staring

out the window and it was so disturbing and then finally somebody kind of came in from the next class that was coming in and broke the thing up well i immediately took that to the low we had police station there so i took it to the police and the department chair i said listen this kid was somehow got into the classroom and was there and in addition to that i have it on recording that he's planning whatever like he was talking about as soon as he left the class he was going to go to a friend's house and first start with him and so god and i was like oh my gosh and the whole thing blew up in my face because the department chair was just like so apathetic he laughed it off He said, well, you ought to hear the story of the other guy, the associate, his name was Jim.

He was like, yeah, he actually got punched once by a student and it knocked him. And I thought, why are we now sharing stories about violence in the classroom? Like, anyway, so I left his office and went to the police and the school counselor. The school counselor wasn't available, so he was going to call me back. And the police didn't take it very seriously. I left. And I said, I'm not coming back in until this is. is resolved. And so I'm calling and following up. I recorded all the phone calls. I'm in Ohio.

And so it's a one-party state. So I recorded everything. And they told me what I needed to do was two things. One, they said, well, the Hispanic club director lets him hug her. And so, you know, so what? So I'm supposed to just be grabbed by a disturbed student who's like having bloody cuticles from. Yeah. And I would was like, okay, that's not right. But, and then they said, then you have to change your lesson plan. I'm like, no, no, no, no, I have academic freedom. I'm teaching what I'm teaching. This is my course. I designed this course. And it was a very popular course. And I was like, I'm not doing that. Why would you want me to change it? They said to not trigger him. Because if you spoke on topics that could be about morality or, you know, any sort of philosophical

dealings on death that could trigger him. And I'm like, we're not managing a student this way. This isn't right, right? So I talked to the dean. I talked to everybody and it was going back and forth with, well, what I ended up finding out, long story short, was they knew about his past. They knew he had been released from a psychiatric ward. They said he was very afraid to go back to the psych ward and that could be something that I could have in my back pocket to threaten him with, which I said, this is beyond unprofessional.

This is like loony. And they weren't interested in doing anything. I asked specifically for increased security. And they said, no, because that could trigger him as well since he was Latino, or as they said, latinx. And I said, so I come in and let me just say, again, it says I didn't have this highly esteemed position to Harvard, okay, is a community college,

but I was also on multiple committees. I won like Professor of the Year. I was really, really involved, because it was passion. And so I always thought if I had any issues, I had literally the most popular course, which I don't know if it says much because the whole thing was, the whole college was going bankrupt, okay? It was just a dying thing. But I thought with my background, they would listen to me. They did not. In fact, they kind of turned it around on me and then said I was being unfair and he was marginalized. I needed, I was like, oh, we're not

doing this. This isn't even like 2016 time. Like, can't we still get over this? This is crazy. So I said, I'm not coming in then. I'll do my course virtually, but I'm not coming in until I can be assured I have at least security. They said no. And I said, okay, well, I ended up not going in. But then I found out through some friends who worked in the legal program and a couple other people that I talked to in between this, a counselor and others, they said, hey, this isn't, this isn't good. Like you can't just resign. You can't just sit.

You have to resign. And I said, what do you mean? And they said, if you don't resign because of some like, I guess case that happened during that time in Michigan, I could have been held liable if he did anything violent. And I said, what? So I confirmed that this was the case. So I took it to the county prosecutor. And I said, listen, here's my evidence. Here's the recording.

Here's what happened. Here's what they told me to do. Here are the recordings. And once I had that documented, I put out an email to everybody and their brother at the school and said, here's what's. happening and I made sure to put it in the legalese that was necessary to say, I am resigning because I know that you're not keeping the community safe. I went to the media. I did everything that I could. And I was immediately like no access to my emails, no access to anything. Like the moment I put that in there, boom, it was like I died. And so nobody ever spoke to me after that.

I just had to walk away, but I had to know that that was what I had to do. And I did my part to save my own ass and I kept following up with it through my friends in the school to make sure that nobody was getting shot, but to my understanding, he still was able to go through the course and they just put somebody else in. And so that was a moment that I was like, you know, I had had strange things. I've had my home swatted. I mean, when you deal with like weird topics like this and you're on the internet, things happen. But I thought it would come from that, but it was really something as basic as just the local suburban, affluent neighborhood community college that ended up taking me out. And it's very sad. It's still a wound because I would go back in a minute.

That is crazy that story. That's a crazy story. And you know, it's just like rich kids. They're just, it's, they just live in a different world. And again, I've said this a thousand and times on the show, the theory of hate is more powerful to them than real world consequences. And they'll, it's, it's, this reminds you something called suicidal empathy. Yes. Right. Like this is the greatest example of suicidal empathy. They feel more bad for the guy than they do about what possibly could happen, you know.

And it just isn't, and you know, it's like you're seeing it with all these judges. There, people are murder. sexual assaults, everything, and they're just letting them out. You know, San Francisco is going to get rid of all the cameras on the tram because they think the videos will play into racial stereotypes. Wow. And you're like... Think about the logic of that.

No, think about the logic of that. I mean, just to say that out loud is insanity to me. I don't want to stay too much on this because, but, you know, Thank you for sharing that. That is crazy. And I think your podcast is going to blow up. You've got a great voice. You're very intelligent.

The future is bright. Sorry, you had to go through all that. That makes me so sad. I would lose my mind if it was my wife or my daughter or my – I would lose my mind, dude. I just cannot believe how people do that. It's just nuts to me that that's where we've gotten to.

and it's just like is it the chemicals and everything we breathe and eat and drink that just is shish kebobbing people's heads and short-circu-bing their logic you know i mean like i've had i've had recently um i've had i have people with mental illness in my life and i have to deal with it and it's it's it's incredibly uh energy draining and it's spiritually, it could take a real toll on you spiritually. And I get it, man. It's like, I don't, it just seems like it's, everything's ratcheting up more and more now. And, you know, we look to authority to protect us and they don't always do that anymore. And I don't know why. And it's, it's really sad. You know, it's actually a sad part about it, too, is the poor boy because, you know, When he was only like 19 and he needed help. So aside from all of that, did he ever get the help that he needed or did they just think

the best course of action was to throw him in some sort of, you know, state funded, because he was getting aid for the education, but like some sort of state funded community college program or he was just going to do some sort of associate kind of bullshit degree? I mean, is that what he needs right there? I mean, it's just, it's unfair to everybody on all counts. But, yeah, that was the straw that broke the camel's back and sent me into Crazyville. Yeah, I could understand that too. But it's like also like what is the threat level?

Like at what point does one person's personal rights override everybody else's right to be safe and not have to worry about whether. It's common sense, right? He's an adult. We're not talking like middle school or high school. I can see in high school you're like, yo, he's a kid. He says crazy things. This is a full adult where he can go and obtain a gun if you really wants to. too. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. And he had just, they knew that he was a threat. Well, they said,

they had the, after I told the counselor, they did call him in afterward. They told me the result of that. And they said, well, we asked him, do you feel that you're a threat to yourself or others? And he said, no. So, and I'm like, oh, yeah, sure, because he's going to go in and be like, like, yeah, I'm a threat to myself and others. But I had him on recording, telling me wild things. And it was just, It was really unsettling. And yeah, I just couldn't even believe that happened. What's really weird is that in high schools or elementary school, if a kid even makes a joke about a gun or something, the school shut down, the kids banished for life.

But here at a community college, it's like, well, we'll wait and see if he actually does something. That's insanity to me. Yeah. That's insanity. That's part of my origin story. Well, you know, sometimes you got to go through. through to get to it. And here you are. And at the end of the day, it's probably going to work out better for you.

So, you know, Lord works in strange and mysterious way. By the way, the color is lavender. Am I right on that? Like, that's the color. That's what I was going for later. Fun fact. Let's lighten up the conversation. Let's talk about ball. Shall we talk about ball? There you go. Child sacrifice. Ball. Let's just let out of this. Situation. This is one of my favorite subjects. You know, I have a lot of good friends in the political space. They get a lot of love on the internet. They're, you know, they're very passionate about politics and this side, that side, right, left, progressive, conservative, all that stuff.

And, you know, I've always said it's like if you're playing that right left game or conservative versus progressive, I think you're, you've already lost. Yeah. And I think it's like old gods want to come out and play. I've been saying this for a long time. You know, that has been my opinion based on this show. The old gods have been sitting in the back, you know, in the darkness, in the shadows, manipulating these elites. And like, I think they're tired of it and they want to come out and play. So, you know, I love this subject a lot. It's one of my favorite subjects. And I think if people truly understand it, they would have a much. better understanding of what is actually happening in this world. I 100% believe we're seeing a spiritual war play out in front of our eyes, return to Babylon and all that stuff. And so I'm very excited. Where would you like to start? Well, that's a, it's, we'll start at the beginning, right? So I, I kind of, uh, Babylon, we'll go to Sumer, right? Because I write about the Ananaki. And that is a topic that you either love it or you hate it or you either think one thing or the other. And my perspective on it is a lot different than others.

And a lot of this, I think, actually can be sourced to that story, not the alien part of it. Okay, so you'll hear a bunch of people talk about Zecharii Sitchin and the Ananaki, and they're like these space gods that come down in like 1960s technology spaceships with like nuts and bolts and metal and all this. And if you kind of deny that, then you are just, you know, not going with the cult of personality. And the only way people know to deny it is maybe go along the route of, say, what the late Dr. Michael Heiser did, which was make a website saying sitchen is wrong.com. And then he was an actual academic. I know. He was great, though.

He was in a seriologist and well-educated. However, the problem with him was that he didn't, he wasn't so, like, outward with his bias. either because he was an evangelical and he would go on a lot of these sort of how Lindsay style shows kind of talking about end times prophecy and etc so he never made that explicitly clear at least not really and so you you kind of have this question of the Ananaki being in the realm of either like aliens that come down from Nibiru or you have you know they're just the watchers the Nephilim from a specifically evangelical Christian perspective and then you get the people who are more like maybe we'll pick on Flint Dibble because he's my favorite punching bag, if anyone

knows who he is. But people like that who are just materialists and they say, oh, they're just myths, that's it, right? And so we bounce around between all of that. But when I first started studying the Anunnaki, which sounds preposterous to say, I ended up doing so because there was an excavation going on it, or which is modern day Iraq. And this was about 2013. And people, I had a blog and people were interested in it and it was a story that came across the newswire. And so I thought, oh, this is very interesting because it was the first excavation of its kind since like the 1970s or something like that because of the war, at least from the Western perspective, right? They had been doing some archaeological research in Iraq in the late 80s before they went to war.

And that's a whole other thing. But for this particular example, I thought, well, I'm going to research, I'm going to reach out to the professor who was involved in the research and ask him a few questions. And but I put it to my audience, I was like, you have any questions for them? And of course, everyone's like, are there Stargates and all of this? And I'm like, sure, why not? And so I put together an email and then I was told,

yes, yes, you couldn't interview them. It'd be great. We had an appointment set up. Once I submitted the interview questions, though, then they ghosted me. And I was like, okay, well, they weren't totally crazy. It was just the one line that I was like, people wanted to know.

Do you have any comments on this? but that was enough to get me ghosted. Then I was like, well, okay, that's unfortunate. And then I had somebody email me saying they were from the region and that they were taking artifacts and doing things. And I'm like, I'm writing a blog. I don't think I can really help in that regard. But it piqued my interest.

And I thought, well, what do we do? You know, we follow the money. So I started a research who was funding the excavation and why. And that led me down a strange place. Like, I found out that the key, key organization that was funding it was Gulf Sands Petroleum. And so it was a big oil company with ties to the Bush family dynasty with specifically though the Thistin family dynasty as well, which led to the next, who by the way were like funding the Nazi war machine. So but aside from that,

the second biggest donor was an individual who was the heir to the Thesson family dynasty. And he was known to have the largest collection of antiquities, aside from Queen Elizabeth the second, specifically Mesopotamian. So I thought, that's a conflict of interest, isn't it? And then there were banking institutions and a lot of these like British elite institutions that were behind this specifically. And then I thought, this is really wild because they weren't putting out their research very openly. In fact, their field reports were first spoken about in the boardroom of this petroleum, like this big oil company. And I'm like, what is going on? Right. So that led me down a whole lot of research. I put out the report. It was called the Sumerian

controversy. And it was just a little report that I put on Kindle for like 99 cents or something. And it just started talking about it on shows. But that led into something even bigger, which was me being contacted by a lot of strange individuals in high places and different places. And I was like, who are these people? Why are serious individuals interested in this? And I started thinking, surely they don't believe in Stargates. But then I had to ask different questions. Well, what is a Stargate really? What does that even mean? And so for about 10 to 13 years, that sent me down a whole trajectory of not only researching the Anunnaki and Mesopotamian mythology, but it's led to occult research and politics.

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And then later on we're like, oh, they just returned all the artifacts. I'm like, I'm not buying any of it. But it seems like when you take a look at the Middle East, you take a look at Europe, and the devastating wars that have happened in those two places, seems like those are historically very important landmarks in humanity's history. And they kind of get wiped out and then rebuilt. And then we lose all of that kind of knowledge from our past.

And it just seems like there's even deeper levels to why war happens. Oh, without a doubt. I mean, that's like an understatement. And I learned that the hard way. because I don't know, like I said, I was naive going into school thinking, I'm going to listen to all the cool professors. And then I was naive when I was having correspondences with certain people who are offering to fund excavations, not legitimate ones, by the way, obviously, but offering to put me out there in the region and to do things. And lots of weird stuff happened. And, you know, I won't name names, but I don't really have to because I told, I was on, I was on.

And speaking with Kurt Metzger a couple weeks or so ago. The best. The best. Yeah. Did you get any words in? I did actually. Between derpings, I got a lot in. It was awesome.

He's the best. He is awesome. He knows so much about this. Oh yeah. So I told him, though, to read a particular book, and he's been reading it, and this is what I tell everybody, because you have to read this book. It is called Bannon's War for Eternity. and people will stop and go, oh, is it just another, I don't care about sloppy Steve.

I don't care about all this politics stuff. And I'm like, yeah, neither do I, except this book is very different. It is not about just sort of like left-right politics or even Steve Bannon, totally. It's about him being a dark magician. And I, I kid you not. So the author's name is Benjamin Titlebaum. I actually have reached out to him because here's why I even bother with this. As I said, a lot of people came to me.

I've had people in positions of royalty and the Gulf states who've reached out to me with images saying, can you confirm this image and weird stuff for like a decade, right? And so I was not sure what I was doing here, but I listened to, I think it was an episode of like the Danny Jones podcast and someone on there named Jason Georgiani was speaking. And he was talking about a lot of like wild things. But he started speaking about an individual called The Londoner. And he started going into detail about his experience. And I just didn't know Jason. I was hardly listening. But it started to dawn on me.

Wait a minute. This is the guy. Wait, I know who's talking about. And so he's talking about this wild conspiracy theory about aliens and you name it. It was like a fever dream. But the moment he started talking about the individuals, I knew it was who I had been dealing with for a long time. And so I emailed him after and I said, I know who the Londoner is. is. And I proposed who it was. And he's like, yes, let's talk on signal. And so we had talked

about it and confirmed and compared notes. And I found out that I had been actually associated with for a very long time, a huge network of legit, I know this is going to sound wild, but like, they describe themselves as the Illuminati. And it's not a cute Illuminati. It's like really dark. And so I found out through this, this book, this War for Eternity book, it discusses this. And And I was like, no way. And it does so in a very academic way. It's very, you know, as unbiased as possible. And so somebody, I'll tell you who told me to read this book, because I didn't know. First of all, the cover looks like a very basic just, you know, a book on Bannon or something. It just would like be lost in the sea of other books. But somebody from this, quote, Londoner, this is who we're talking about this individual who's behind the scenes on a lot of things. The Londoner's friend from. a particular lodge in Europe, you know, that I'll respect his privacy. He contacted me and said, he kind of had an axe to grind with this guy because they were disagreeing on which egregor to invoke. And this guy leaned a little more left, and he felt the other guy, the Londoner,

leaned too far right, but not even right. Okay, like we're talking like a whole new level of stuff, right? And it's about the word traditionalism. And it's that's with a capital T. So it's not just like, oh, we're traditional and we just like things the old way. It's something very different. And it's involved with a lot of different occult things. So he like asked, hey, can you read this book? And it involves all of these different things. And I'm like, sure. So we had been in correspondence. I read the book and I was floored because Title Bomb just kind of went through it all. So this is the Bannon book you're talking. Yes. And I reached out to Titlebaum recently and said, I, I, because the thing that got me to was wonderful investigation, just highly recommend this book because it's the real truth behind what's going on in politics. How Bannon and all of these other individuals are wrapped up in a long term project to accelerate the end times to like it is, it is an essential read. Definitely read it. As I said, I reached out to title bomb. And he's getting me in contact with some individuals because I told him, first of all, this

Londoner is who he ended up kind of stumbling upon and was advised by the people he had investigating to not get near it. It's too dangerous. And he was really like not wanting to mess with this like guy. And I'm like, here's this guy that I've been talking to who's invited me to strange parties for like 13 years. And I'm like, what? Okay.

So I- The London has been inviting you to parties and dinners for 13 years. Parties, but more so also, in addition to that, opportunities to go to Iraq. Now, okay, so here's the thing about it, though. If you know anything about Jason Georgiani's story and what happened to him, it tells you a lot more. And then the Bannon book goes into it. But essentially, he was set up by this whole group and then exposed in a hit piece. and then lost his job as a professor.

But he was being groomed to have an alt-right media company that would have been funded by this big deal that was going down between these factions and a large energy company. And the Bagley, the guy who was involved also, is actually in prison right now for the whole thing. Jason Georgiani didn't get into prison, but he also didn't get the money.

And they were also trying to stoke his ego saying, well, here, in addition to the money for this alt-right company that you'll head, will also help you with your ideas on Iran because he is an Iranian, you know, ethnically, and he had a huge interest in liberating Iran, so to speak. And so there's a lot more going on than just simply artifacts and things. I mean, the rabbit hole is huge and deep. And- Yes. But I always say it's too deep for like a podcast. I would definitely recommend Titlebaum's He is amazing and I can't recommend it enough.

But that's at least we'll get people started with the right vocabulary to use to start Googling around and finding out what is actually going on. Because you made a fantastic point when you said, this is not left and right. And then we're so trapped in this left-right paradigm that that means we can't see what's really going on, which is nowhere near left or right. It's something completely above and like hovering. It's very meta and it's very nefarious and it involves a manufacturer, a manufactured end time. It involves occultism to the extent that we're seeing massive human sacrifice at a scale. We're seeing this infiltrate Silicon Valley. And it's very important stuff to,

I think, alert people to at this time. And so I've started Danny Jones's podcast yet. No. I got to get you on there. You got Kurt on. He just, I'm sure you made that happen. I don't know if I think they were talking before. He did great. Yeah, I mean, it's Kurt Matt's Curry. So he's a super computer, dude. He's the best. Yeah, that's a lot of info. So I'm like, not trying to overwhelm the audience, but I just, that's why I always say, read that title bomb book, and then it'll set you in a different mindset. And it involves Russia, Dugan. I mean, I'm just given some keywords to like get out there, but it's totally not what we're led to believe, of course, on the media. I think this is episode 971. Like, there have been people with us

since day one. We're almost 10 years old to show. And so everything you're saying fits into what we've been talking about here for a very long time. And it's very crazy that a woman who was homeless and a guy who flung first grade, which is me, have been talking about this for a very long time. I mean, I was going on Rogan a while. You know, I had eight years where he didn't have me on. I deserved that.

I was a wild person, you know. And, but he started bringing me back on. And I was telling him, dude, just like, we're battling sorcery right now. Like, I'm not, like, it's not as obvious as, you know, Lord of the Rings or Game of Thrones or Harry Potter. But they are, they are manipulating energy. I've been saying this for a very long time. Like, dude, these next-gen weapons, they're just hardwired mysticism. When they say next gen, that's what they're saying.

Hardwired mysticism, okay? They're creating life, which is the probably top two sins you could do, which is hurt children and create life outside of conception, right? Those are the two. And they're doing that left and right science all the time. Like I trust the science. Why would you trust the science? Some of the darkest human beings who've ever lived have committed the most heinous acts in the name of science, man.

Like, what are you talking about? And it's just like, it's literally mysticism. It's literally we are battling dark, dark sorcery. Like the shit they used in Venezuela? Yeah, I mean, like, dude, direct energy weapons, Hervana syndrome, you know, voice the skull. Algorithms, dude. Algorithms, earthquakes machines, harp, DARPA. This is sorcery, dude.

This is sorcery. Look what social media has done to us as humanity, dude. It's like going viral has become what we think is the norm, but it goes viral because it's such an extreme version of everything that we experience in our life, that we begin to believe the extreme is the normal. because it's the only thing we get to see. That is sorcery, dude. That is sorcery.

So, you know, you bring up that they're manufacturing and accelerating the end days. And like we've been talking about this on this show as well. They are astroturfing the end of days. Yeah, 100%. But from my research, and I've posted a bit on my substack about that, that's where a lot of people can find. my deeper esoteric work because it wasn't until just, I think, this past year that I decided to really go full force into exposing a lot of this and not just, you know, talk around the periphery

because it's ramping up and it's really important. And this manufacturing the end times is exactly what we're seeing. And there's two different, from my understanding, perspectives on this. All of it has to do with building the third temple, right? But there's two different perspectives on what that temple looks like. And we're seeing a clash right now of those individuals, the materialists and those spiritualists, so to speak, the ones that believe that we need to build this third temple in a physical sense, right? And you see all the destruction and different things happening there, and you know, I'm sure everybody's probably heard all of that with Alaska Mosque and whatnot, but there's

another faction. And this is one, this is a different side of it that seem to be in bed with Zionism and they are to a point, but it's just their view of it's different. And what they're trying to do is also build a third temple, but their imaginings of what that third temple is not a physical temple. It is a control grid. That is the third temple. And so that's why it gets real murky when you start saying, well, geez, is Peter Dale a good guy or a bad guys? He left or right? He acts like, when people are like, what is going on? How come these people seem like they're on this agenda, but these people support that. It's because there's another level that's above all of this that's hovering, and it's made so that we don't even see it. And so they're

working on a whole different set of axioms and philosophies that many people are never taught, many people never think about. And so it seems incongruent. Like, for instance, Peter Thiel could just be like, oh, he's an evangelical, and he's writing about the Antichrist and talking about it. And when he's asked, he says, oh, I'm not the Antichrist. You know, and he is very much anti-antyel So immediately you might think, well, then he must be a good guy. But he has a different view of this completely. It's not this Abrahamic sort of good guy, bad guy thing. It's something completely different that's been esoteric and sort of running underneath the

current of modernity for a very long time. And so his view of things and their view of things are very different. And there's, I liken it to just like a titan against a titan. So we're watching the breakdown of that top echelon fight each other for. for the dominance and their viewpoints diverge from those who want to go back to this physical sense of actually building the temple and having this kind of religious world to those who have reinterpreted it in this more like René Girard sort of sacrificial system that comes about as this like control grid that they've convinced themselves is actually the answer to Armageddon, that this

is what's going to keep us safe from ever having that sort of thing. That's why there's this Christian bent to it. But it's still working within the the system. So to understand it, it's it's really a cult and esoteric and, but I would just urge anyone interested just to kind of Google Renee Girard. That is the mentor to Thiel and all of his kind of ideas on sacrifice and the sacrificial system on what that actually looks like. The idea about going from, say, blood sacrifice to eventually something different. And the idea that, you know, there's this progression of sacrifice. So it, when you spill blood, that's where the life force is, right? So that's like really important and certain kinds of blood is more important, et cetera.

But what happens then when you want to move away from that system, when you're trying to, not because you're necessarily finding it bad. Okay, so again, it's not this like good guy, bad guy thing. It's just this like level of abstraction that people perhaps with too much money and time on their hand start to ideate and think about. And so they're, view of it is, you know, instead of just the blood sacrifice, the next level of sacrifice has to be something different. And that is the essence of a person themselves, absolute consciousness, that has to be sacrificed for the greater good. And that's why we're seeing this takeover of AI where we're downloading ourselves or interests, our desires, data sets, whatever.

In fact, like a recent research study came out that said that people's language is actually changing because people are using in their speaking days saying delve and weird chat, GPT, relics and things because people are just reading it so much and hearing it that it's forming how we're talking. And so there's this symbiotic relationship between us and these machines, so to speak, but that's what they're looking to do. It's like a soul harvesting thing. Again, it sounds like, you know, a soul, it's not a religious thing.

It can be, but it's different. It's not just a Christian, Jewish, this and that. It's beyond that. It is a spiritual battle. And the people who are thinking, perhaps they're trying to do a good job fighting it, are actually also astroturfing the end times, but just they're trying to be the ones that win in the end. And so this is a big sort of question you have that plays into, well, why blood?

Why do we sacrifice at all? And this is a core question that Peter Thiel himself has been like just battling with since he was in school. This question of sacrifice is really where it's at. Why do we have to kill something or lose something in order for something else to feed, something else to exist? And that's what we're in right now. We're in that worldview.

So it's a battle between, are we going to build a third temple that is like a Solomon temple, it's sacrifice bulls and whatever, or is this going to sort of evolve into this absolute control grid that is built off of the blood that's been shed, but now is elevated for the age of Aquarius, because that's sort of how this operates in this sacrificial system. We have the bull is what's sacrificed initially in the age of Taurus, and then we go into the ram, and then that's the start of Abrahamic sort of scapegoating religion because, you know, when Abraham's going to kill his son, it's like, no, no, no, here's a ram in the thicket. That's the age of Ares. Then we transition into the age of Pisces, which is the fish, which is Jesus that came and said, hold on,

not blood sacrifice anymore, because fish were considered not to have blood. It's like you can, it's like you can eat those on Lent and all this sort of idea. So fish were different. But fish, Pisces, Jesus, Jesus came and said, we're done with the temple system. We're done with sacrificing, instead I want you to do this. And it was this, he was going to be then the Lamb of God, the final Lamb sacrifice in the age of Ares. And that would end that age and usher in the Piscian age where what you do instead is, you know, you remember this by doing communion, which is the sacrificial act over and over again

of remembrance. And you're using, instead of burnt offerings and bodies and blood, you're using bread and wine. And those things are co-creations by humans and God because God made the wheat and humans made the bread and it was good. God made the grape and humans made the wine and it was good. So it's this idea of co-creation. But then what we have, and people have probably heard of the New Agers and the dawning of the Age of Aquarius, you have the dawning of the new age, where now the next level of sacrifice

is the pouring down of consciousness, the information. we sacrifice on the altar, the stone altar, the blood of the bull, the ram, the lamb, and eventually it's going to be a silicon altar where we sacrifice our essence and our own beings. And that's built on top of the foundation of the murder of many, many people. So, wow, a lot to break down there. A lot to break down. Guys, listen, if there's one thing we know on this show, Mint Mobile is for the winners. That's right. If you're tired of getting a new cell phone bill and it's got a million charges, you don't know what it is, enough of that.

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Yes. I think it's the system itself, yes. Because if you think of the like the PayPal Mafia and you consider all of the things say Elon Musk is even doing with Neurlink, the boring company, the Internet of Things, a Starlink, you have all of the things that can come together to make this infrastructure structure of the control grid. And then you mentioned something about Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter. And it's funny because Palantir's name comes from Peter Thiel's love of Lord of the Rings,

and it means like all seeing eye, essentially. But yeah, it's part of it. And so he comes from this evangelical point of view where he definitely believes in an antichrist and an eschatology that's very similar to all the other third temple builders. But he's just doing it differently. these people are doing it differently. And that's also, in my view, why there's this press to get a lot of people in the tech industry to become Christian, because it's going to help them usher in this idea. But again, their perspective is that they're actually stopping Armageddon

by being the credit con, the thing that comes out from, I think it's from Paul's writing, who says there's this figure that comes out and slows down. Armageddon. So I'm not suggesting that Thiel may think that he is like the Antichrist or the Messiah, but rather he's able to help facilitate the stopping of Armageddon, which again, that's not to say he's a good guy or he's a bad, this is no judgment, this is just analysis. So take with it what you will, but I think what we're seeing are two different viewpoints. And you see this too in just the Epstein associations. So if you think about everyone's like, okay,

Epstein was working with the Rothschild, the Rothschild. Okay, but first we have to say what Rothschilds, because that's a big brush. And it's important, I think, to look at which specific ones. And so he was specifically, I mean, he had dealings with everybody based on who he's working for, but he had a lot of dealings with this, the woman. And I'm drawing a blank on her name. That was her name? Yeah.

I know who you're taught. They just raided her offices, which is a crazy thing. to me like it's the french government which i don't like raiding rothschild's offices which i don't like which is a crazy like move man i mean it could just be theater and it could just be them trying to get everything so out of the public so no one can see any of her documents and all kind of like what they did he kind of what they did with jeffrey epstein they take it they hold it anything blackmail in there they could use but it's an interesting move man So the reason she's an interesting figure is, yes, she is a Rothschild, but by name only.

She's not Jewish. She's not a blood Rothschild and she never converted. And she's the first non-Jewish by blood, like whatever. She's the first one that is running anything Rothschild, the only one in all of their history. And so it's like, well, wait a minute. She's not like that. And she's a woman, right?

She's a woman. Like his sons. Yes, yes. Yeah. So then you have to think, well, then what is her gig? Like what's going on? What she ended up doing with her huge contribution. By the way, she didn't get along.

There's a lot of evidence that shows her in-laws were not thrilled with what she was doing in business. Okay, so there's tension there. Well, what she was specifically doing was getting the Rothschild banking industry online and all like connected to this grid. It was all about the digital. It was all about the infrastructure. And that was her huge contribution and what she continues to do. And that's something that if you look at Bannon's interview with Epstein, there are Epstein's

talking openly about, you know, his belief in the soul and God in this sort of thing. And, you know, it's like, it's easy to just think that, oh, you know, there are all these, like, atheist materialists, but he was on a quest to find something else. And there's some breakdowns that people have done. I've done one on my substack where we're looking at some of the things that he was exploring from his personal notes and from the blackboard and what he was interested in. And it's very Kabbalistic. It's very strange and metaphysical.

And so knowing that Bannon is a dark magician and he is all into the metaphysical, he is into everything occult in practice. He claimed he's a Catholic, right? But this is, that doesn't matter. So people do what they do and then they hide. So he is now talking to Epstein and they're working together for some end. But what they're really doing, if you look at Epstein, he's funding all of these ventures into what he even called in one of his emails, woo-woo that people wouldn't generally want to fund. So he's, I believe that his role in this is, yes, a Zionist.

Yes, he is a bad character and everything. And yes, he's working with the Rothschilds. But there's this other faction of them that is against the other side. And they're the ones that are more interested in building the temple in a massive control grid. And so this is beyond just simple religions and viewpoints. This is something completely different. And so I would urge everybody to just think about that too and not to pinpoint particular religions or whatever, but to just to look at this as this is beyond religion and politics. This is beyond.

Beyond Abraham. Beyond. Beyond. It uses all of these things. It morphs it. It, you know, pollutes it. But these individuals who are pulling the strings, they're on a whole different level. They're on a whole different level. They're all, you know, insular. They're all inbred. They're all just like drinking the Kool-Aid. It's just, it's something that we just can't even necessarily relate to easily. There's a lot, you know, it's like, we've said this before, regardless of what religion you believe or anything like that or what you think is real and what's not real, the people that, are pulling the strings, they believe something. And they believe it and they're playing by this playbook. So whether you believe it or not, they believe it. Doesn't matter. Yeah. And that makes it real enough. I mean, that's something I wrote a book called evil archaeology. And the first thing that I

wrote about in it was this case of a guy in North Carolina, his name was, well, he changed his name legally to Pizzou. And he, his name was Pizzou. And he, his name was Pizzou. And he went around and started killing his neighbors and cannibalizing them. And he was doing this in the name of the Mesopotamian demon Pizzou that some people may remember from the Exorcist film. But, you know, that sent me on that question too, a little bit like, are there stargates? How about what is a stargate? So rather than saying like, you know, is this guy really Pizzu possessed or whatever? It's, I started asking the question, well, what is possession?

What is this really? And if it's real enough to mean the loss of life and the effect of this evil on so many people, then it's real enough to have consequences and it's just real enough. Okay. You're cooking again. I have to ask a question. So, you know, humanity through time in the timeline that we've been told, whether that is real or not, like whether you have this mud flood, resetting of Tataria, resetting of the old,

old world, whatever that is, right? We've been told there's this kind of chronological order of of how we operated tools and all that stuff. I don't necessarily believe all that. But, you know, we've seen where we talk about how knowledge was passed down through talk stories and from generation and generation. And then kind of, you know, we have the first words written and now it's written down and then it becomes books and then and then it becomes uh the movies and stuff like that and i always thought that something very powerful was happening when it came to like podcasting in particular which was a return back to storytelling and that's how we how we we now disseminate information um is there anything to that at all like it's almost like

we've reverted back to the old ways where I always say this to people when I'm trying to tell them about the power of content creating it's like people have gotten so busy they can't sit down and read books like they used to but they'll listen to a podcast at work and they're downloading all this information and in a weird way we've kind of been taught that that's not the smart way to do it the smart way is to sit down and read a book and that's what the smart people do but if we go back the way before it was It was passed down through oral. Like people would tell you would go listen to the monks, to the whoever you were,

whoever was the leader of your religion or your philosophy and they would speak it. And that's how you gained the knowledge. Is there anything to that? Because you brought up about how all the internet is changing our language. You know, and maybe like texting and, you know, commenting. That's still writing it down and that, but there's something about talking to each other and exchanging information. Is there anything to that? And if I'm way off, please tell me. No, no, you're way on, actually. That's fascinating that you'd notice that. And I think you're

right. If you think about what it is to tell a story at all, if you look at the first writing and you look at how those things converge, you have what are called epic. So, like, first written story would be the epic of Gilgamesh. And that comes out of Sumer and they are the ones where history begins because they started writing first. So that's technically history. So they wrote, but then they wrote down their oral traditions and their things that were, you know, passed along for a long time. And one of those is the epic of Gilgamesh. It's an epic epic, epic poetry. And this is something that, you know, the Greek, the Greek epics, Homeric epics, that's important because it was poetry. poetry, it's not, you know, roses are red, violets are blue, it rhymes, so it's good, too. It's just not. It actually had to do with word art and rhythm. And so the rhythm is what helps you remember. So epic poetry was actually a sort of song. It's a spoken word song. And the reason that mattered was because that's how you remember. It's much easier to remember something in rhythm and song. So for instance, if I said, you know, what's your favorite book? And you might say like Harry Potter. And I said, okay,

I want you to start from the beginning and word for word, tell me Harry Potter. You know, most, most people aren't going to be able to do that. But if I said, who is your favorite artist? And you might, you know, if you say like Pink Floyd. Okay, great. I want you to sing me all of the lyrics that you could remember from every song they've ever done. You're more likely to be able to do that. And that's because of song.

Interesting. We're programmed to know song. And that's at an actual evolutionary level. Another example of this, it's fascinating in my view. is the fact that when people are kind of growing up and they reach a stage in adulthood of around 15 to, I think, 24, around that time, that's when people's music interests really peak. You know, teenagers love music and they love it, and then they kind of grow up and then later have a fondness and nostalgia for that type of music.

And you'll hear people say, well, music's not as good as when I was a kid and that sort of thing. The reason why that time period resonates with individuals so much is because that being that we're social animals and we would be in a culture, that's this window of inculturation cognitively where we are literally supposed to be learning the songs of our people. So when you're coming into puberty and you're getting to be an adult, you would first be witnessing your tribe, singing, dancing, doing ritual things. You weren't allowed to participate because you're not an adult yet. Once you hit puberty and you become an adult, you're expected to now enter that and start doing those things as well.

So now the idea is if you get separated from your tribe, maybe through marriage, maybe through disaster, however, you will recognize the song of your people that will always be ingrained in you and that's through music. Music came first before speaking, or writing, I should say. Speaking came from music. So we always love the music from that era because it's literally like what we thought was the song of our people because that's when we're inculturated and then we're stuck there as like a forever memory. And additionally, there is a group of individuals in the Amazon called

a Pira'a people. And what they are are the people who have the most simple language grammatically. And they were studied for a long time by like Noam Chomsky, some guy that went there in the 70s who was of course a mission. He was like, I'm going to go and make them all love Jesus and, you know, whatever. And he starts telling them Bible stories. And they're laughing at the Bible stories and he doesn't understand why. And they're like, well, you know, John the Baptist just got his head cut off, that's pretty funny. And I'm like, why would you think that? And they're cracking up and he's disturbed about this, like, explain.

And they're like, obviously he was too stupid to live. Okay, so that was a weird worldview. So he found out that they had no concept of past. They had no concept of future. They had no art. They had no written language. They had no ability to understand quantity. So they didn't understand like there's four of this or they had no art.

So most cultures ever have art. They had no art. So for a while, people thought maybe there was a problem in their brain, particularly with the corpus colossum. That's the band that connects the left and the right hemispheres of the brain. And this was sort of coming off of like a researcher called Julian Janes who made this idea of a bicameral mind. He researched like the Odyssey and Homeric text and noticed that there was a pattern where

it seemed as though the way people spoke was kind of like they were speaking like about things and not like with individuation. So his view was that we had this breakdown of our brain where we had like this master and emissary thing happening and that you could trace that. But he kind of likened it to a breakdown in the bicameral mind and that was the corpus colossum. So some people were onto that. They go, they figure out these people are totally fine.

There's nothing wrong with them. But they simply had no concept of the past. Everything was just right here, right now, no colors, no time, nothing. Funny enough though, the guy who was the mission. who, a missionary who went there, ended up going back, leaving his wife, leaving his family, moving in with them permanently because he said they had a much better way of life. But aside from that, their language was almost used for programming language. It's so simple.

But it was based first in the sounds of hums and whistles that you'd make while you're hunting and gathering. And so you could hear from long distances. So there's a lot of evidence in the cognitive sciences that suggest the first thing we did was we sing, we make sounds, we hum, and that was our communication style. Because if you think about it, we were communicating for many thousands of years before Sumer and we were writing. Of course, regardless of where you want to place that date about the origin of history, but either way, what we have is epic poetry being the visual representation of the songs of our people.

And so that has to do with the left, right brain paradigm. We'll always remember things in rhythm before we will, just looking at it on a piece of paper. So it is the way to have more information. Go for audiobooks. It's totally not subpar. I think the reason that people think that reading is more important or somehow better or more intellectual is that it actually has a cognitive load tax when you're reading. And so there's a little bit of a delay, and maybe there's that that makes people think, you know, you're pushing it. But I think overall it's just some weird cultural relic. But no, definitely listening to stuff is how we can communicate. And so the podcast, Revolution is enabling us to be able to share things faster.

You're so right. And, you know, I have another show where we watch something on the jester and how important the jester is. And I have this saying in the world of clowns, no one wants to hear the warning of the jester, you know what I'm saying, and how important the jester is. And if you kind of study what the tech, you know, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Instagram is Facebook, but even for a very long time, Twitter, Which I can get into that about how important Twitter is right now to us.

But, you know, there is a, there is a, Mark Zuckerberg has committed war crimes against culture and knowledge and free speech by controlling who goes viral and who doesn't go viral. And he's really, really pushing. I always say if you want to go viral on, on Instagram, you got to do one of four things. You either have to be done. You have to put out really, really, let's say, pop. I'm going to keep this nice pop. Pop entertainment, let's say vapid stuff, easily digestible things, sex, violence. Or he lets you, if the AI dubs that this will piss people off, they'll also push that out because it's all about anxiety and getting us all to fight with each other.

but if you look at the most censored people on the internet it's content creators and comedians because those two people can create art without banker money for the longest time you needed to have money from the bankers to make a play to make a movie to make a record to get a book made and what we saw for the first time is this this ability to disseminate information without having to take money from people who can control what we're saying and in turn kind of around 2015 they really had a freak out and they shut it down and the gestures really got silence for a very long time and you know you can get into kind of where we are right now in our society I personally think we're entering an amazing time where there's no protected classes uh for a very long time there were groups you

couldn't talk if you were from the outside you couldn't talk about them and I think that's very dangerous because when a group can't get outside influence, they become the most extreme version of themselves because there's no one kind of rewarding and punishing behavior. You know, and a great example that I've said before is prison, male prison. There's no females there that reward and punish behavior. So men become the most extreme version of what being a man is, like violence and assault and all those other things because there's no checks. or balances, and you've seen it with certain groups.

But for some reason, that is all changed. I don't know what it is. And we can get it, you know, you brought up Elon Muskie earlier. Could be data, could be, I don't know what it is. But something happened on Twitter. And now everyone can talk about everybody. And it's going to be an overcorrection. And people are going to be like, there's Nazis and fascists and blah, blah,

oh my, everywhere, right? But then we'll come kind of back to the middle. And I think it's a healthy, place to be. I think it's very important that every group can have outside influence, rewarding, and punishing behavior. And I think it's good for all of us, because eventually we all get to the point where we're, like, we're all kind of the same. We're all, we all have, like, we're all mostly good, and then we have some crazies in our group, and, you know, we got to call out the crazies. That's, I think, the best for humanity. I think that's a really important thing right now.

But yeah, I mean, it's, I've always thought like, man, they're really trying to control the oral message. And why is that? Because, you know, you get into books, you can manipulate books. You know, you can censor what's getting said. But, you know, again, if you just kind of let all these content creators say whatever they said, that's a message that they can't control. And that's almost like a weird way of, you know, battling sorcery with other sorcery with, you know, how do you fight a bad idea? You fight it with a better idea. And that's kind of what we saw there for a while.

And they got really scared of it. And Hillary's like, we got to censor the internet or else we're going to lose control. And she's like, 100% correct. She just said it out loud. And everyone's like, why should you say that out loud? Well, knowing that they're willing to stop any influence, is there a reason they haven't gone through two podcasts? And I'm not talking you to.

I'm talking to RSS feed. They really can't touch that at all. Is there a reasoning? I don't know why Apple lets it go. Oh, just, yeah. You can't cancel podcasts. I mean, they're coming for, I know that now with AI, they are scanning for copyrighted stuff in RSS, and they are sending out.

So like if you're a DJ, so like when my homies do a podcast, but they DJ with music and they use other. And it's a nasty sons of bitches coming to you, buddy. They're getting charged? They will be sued, yes. And we. A lot of people think that's why Ari took down his podcast, because there is so much copy. him about, I told him, he didn't know about it. I told and he was like, oh shit. Yeah.

But yeah, it's, there's no, you can't just delete it. Let's say you get hit with the fine and you know, who cares? It's, that's a different conversation. But yeah, but my point is they are coming for that too, I think. Your RSS feed? Yeah, I think so. But it will adapt. It will always adapt. I'm just telling you.

Well, that's where the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, there will be an adaption. People will, you can only fake the funk out of nasty dung for so, so much. much long for so long until they try to find where can I get the good stuff. Yeah. And I do believe that that's why YouTube now has kind of changed their rules because they were losing so many people to Twitter and rumble.

Even though YouTube is still king, it's still the mainstream. But they saw the numbers going down and everyone else are like, okay, bring it back. Okay, okay. You guys can talk about your things. We're going to let you talk about your things. We're not going to be, we're not going to be. We're not going to be so sassy anymore because AI is a very sassy bitch. Excuse my language, but it's a very sassy bitch.

And they have to go turn it back to sassiness. Real quick. So, you know, for a long time, I've been saying that, you know, Jews are low-hanging fruit. They're a really easy target. And it's almost like they want you to yell about them. and blame them for everything when I think there's levels to this shit. And again, we go kind of back to what you were talking at the beginning. But, you know, when I get, when people are like, oh, dude, Israel is ran by, I mean, the United States ran by Israel.

And then like, I kind of talk about it like in terms of Mad Max in the Terodome. Because you had Mad Max and then Mad Max was fighting Master Blaster, right? And Blasters is this giant, dumb ogre. and then Masters is tiny guy. And I go, okay, Blasters America, you know, Master is Israel, but Tina Turner is the Bank of England. Like, she's the one funding the whole thing. And you kind of get into like sorcery with that.

Like what, they were all Freemasons, they were all Scottish Freemasons and all of that. What are your thoughts on that, that there's just levels to this? And even like, even the Greater Israel Project lines up really well with ancient Babylon in terms of the maps and the area that it covers. And like, that's really it. They're just using Israel. They're just using Jews as like the bad guy for what they really want to do, which is bring back the old gods. Yes. Now, I would agree 100%. It's seemingly Jewish only because of the mystical elements of it. But if you really trace those mystical elements, those elements are found in the Knights Templar, they're found in masonry, they're found in all sorts of areas of mysticism specifically.

And so, yes, it is a low-hanging fruit. But if you look at some of the different movements within, so like Frankist's ideology, this idea of like salvation through sin in 1666 and all of this different kind of lorianic Kabbalah, now it is Jewish, but that doesn't mean that all Jewish people are doing that are thinking that. It's the same thing as if you say Christian. And then you're like, yeah, but, you know, the Catholic Church is filled with a bunch of pitoes and what, it's, yeah, but the average Christian isn't doing that. Plus, there's many different denominations, and there's also Christian mysticism where they're doing all kinds of things that are strange. And it's not the individual religions. The religion is, is like the, it's like a hermit crab. You have this, this thing. There's this undercurrent that is inhabiting and perestitizing the, the, you know, it's like a hermit crab. You have this thing. You have this undercurrent that is inhabiting and parasitizing the, faiths and organizations as a whole. And so they're, of course, they're going to use that religion and that region as something. And then when they're done with it, just throw it away like a husk. And so that's, but then we'll look at it and play into that and then be very much, you know,

anti-Jewish. And then, of course, it's going to turn into this whole like overcorrection, like you said, where everyone's going to be like Hitler. And you do see that now with kids or like, oh, Hitler was really cool. And it's like, wait, this is getting crazy, crazy time. So crazy. Yeah. And there's invisible hands with that as well. And people get not crazy when you bring that up. It's like whatever you think it is, look for an invisible hand.

Yes. Real quick. So is Kabbalah the genesis of all that? Or is there something that goes different than Kabbalah? It's deeper than that. Kabbalah is a very sophisticated system of understanding reality. It's sort of gnostic. And I'm not even, I'm here to say that there are multiple forms of Kabbalah.

Okay, there's the tree of life, Kabbalah, that, you know, a lot of people, now it's still considered heresy if you're Catholic or whatever. So, I mean, you're never going to please everybody. So, but just from an analytical point of view, there's a tradition of Kabbala. It's based in, has origins in, you know, Platonism and the philosophy, and it picks up a lot of hermeticism. It's just, it's its own thing. But it's based on the system of like the tree of life. But what you have then with Luria and other thinkers in the 17th century is this idea that kind of of pollutes it and switches it to something that is the reverse of it completely, the mere opposite. And so they have the tree of death.

And then everything that is Kabbalistic is the opposite. And so that parallel system is the system that a lot of elites at the time started adopting because it was kind of new and cool and different, and it was during a time of like, you know, pre-enlightenment and all of that. But that's its own thing. So there's different forms of Kabbal as well. of them is very dangerous, but because we're seeing it played out in the world stage right now, it's something that the Kushners, you know, actually fund and promote and are involved with,

and this has to do then with a whole series of weird mystical things that are based in sacrifice as well. And so a lot of people are like, you know, how far back does this go? It goes very far back, and I argue that it goes all the way to ancient Sumer, and which is even older than Babylon, it is the basis of Babylon. But it's not, it's not that it was the Sumerians themselves. And so in the framework that I work under, it's still going back to the idea of the Anunnaki. And this is the story that these beings came from above on a mountain and went below to the people who were there taught them agriculture and all of these things and just made civilization, which the element of truth to that is that civilization did just magically appear in Mesopotamia.

And it took about 200 years for it to just take off into something that is very similar to what we have every day, which are a system of social stratification and hierarchy, a priest class, language, things like a Congress and a insurance systems and medical things. I mean, you name it, professions, weights and measures. An astounding thing happened in Sumer. But people will say, okay, this is called the Sumerian problem. That and the fact their language is called it. which isolate, meaning it's related to no other language in the area and it just sort of appears. So you have like the ancient alien people say, well, then of course that's because they're aliens.

But then you have other people that say, well, I don't know, it's just part of life, you know, well, it's the Sumerian problem and we'll figure it out. They were just excellent people. But when I looked at the text more specifically and have studied this, the reading I get on is a little bit different. So I take for, I take the word of the actual writers, the Sumerian people. at face value, and I try to understand what they were saying about themselves. A few things stand out.

One is that they were referred to as the black-headed people and also the Atama. And so that meant specifically, though, the red people, the red clay people. I mean, Abrahamic religions, a little less so now in Christianity, the story of Adam is that he was built from the red clay of the earth. Whoa. Well, if you look at the archaeological evidence there, the semi-settled hunter gathers in the region were buried in with red ochre that's very specific to that region, the clay of the earth. And they used it to adorn their bodies.

They also had dark hair. They were also at about an average of five foot tall, as you would expect a hundred gathers to be. And when you look at what they say happened. Adam was a short king. Is that what you're saying? Yeah. Yeah, as he was a short king.

So they, they interacted with these individuals who they called the shining ones who came to them and yes, taught them things, but they actually subjugated them and made them a slave species. They forced them to dig canals and irrigation, and they forced them to also start eugenics campaigns. They started animal husbandry. It was a whole different read on it that so if they say, okay, the Anunaki, you know, manipulated our DNA. Well, they did, but they didn't do it with like beakers and Mr. Wizards World type stuff. It was they were just saying, you're not allowed to be with these people. you're not allowed to speak with these people, but in order for them to communicate, they had to have intermediaries. That's where the priest class came about, and they used language. So they could go up to the temple and speak to God.

So when I look at the timeline of this... Oh, that's crazy. So when I look at the timeline of this, it falls along the line of the Younger Dryas Impact event. And what we have when we look at the text, one in particular is Noah's Ark, which when they found the original to Noah's Ark in the Sumerian, it painted a whole different story. So it says that there Noah figure knew because he was like essentially an astronomer that something was happening, a cataclysm was going to happen. And he decided to pick up all his top scientists and people who were the top at like the arts and sciences, not his family, but that he was essentially making a breakaway civilization and he took all of the animals of the

step, which was not all of the animals in the world, like the boat thing. It was all of the animals of the step. So in that case, what we're looking at is some culture that was advanced in some way, shape, or form. They understood that there was a coming cataclysm. They gathered up enough of the people that had value to contribute to a breakaway civilization. They gathered the animals of the step because they'd be nomadic. They'd be able to, say, use them for animal protein without killing them. So in nomadic peoples, they will cut an animal and bleed it to have the nutrients, and the animal will live. There's also cheese. You can get far with animals at a step and they also travel with you.

And so they were making a breakaway civilization to start anew elsewhere. They came down the mountain as of course Noah's Ark settled on the mountain and they go and say this land will be yours. But from their perspective, they owned the land. They went down from the mountains and encountered then the semi-settled hunter-gatherers, the dark-headed ones, and they said, we're going to subjugate and colonize them, essentially. And they did. And it was like a cargo cult.

The people in Sumer looked at these in individuals who were like seemingly magical, could tell them that the rain would, you know, happen a certain date or could do whatever. And they were made to worship them. And worship in the original context meant to work for. And this is where we start getting burnt sacrifices first. So I propose in a nutshell that the Anunnaki, the ancient gods, the stories were actually the stories of the climate migrants who were coming and having to spread throughout the world because

of the great, you know, cataclysm that had. happened and displaced people and created migrations and people encountering other systems and peoples. And instead of inventing civilization, they were remembering it. But that came with a whole lot of other different problems. You think Moses was the Anunnaki? No, because he came later. So these Anunaki, but he would have been somebody who was practicing the religion that then came along. So in addition to bringing with them the culture or the language, the language isolate, as well as the knowledge of how to farm, how to command animals with animal husbandry. Also, the limitations on who could breed. So they weren't allowed to breed with the blackheaded ones until finally Anki did and went and told the blackheaded ones all of the secrets and said, hey, these aren't gods.

That's where we get this idea of Anki being the giver of knowledge and the sort of permissible. The Athenian figure, the bad guy. But you have that, and that came many thousands of years then before Moses. But in this context, there's these remnants of this memory. And part of that is this weird thing called the Apkalu, which if you Google Anunaki, you'll sometimes see them mixed into it. They have like bird faces, animal faces, wings. They're holding this pine cone.

Those are the Apkalu, and those are described as semi-biological entities, almost like ultra-terrestrials. Is that kind of like with the Egyptians? You know how in the heart slips you see like them like a bird with the human's body type of thing? Yes, yes, very similar. And so this now was the prototype and for that. And so this would also be the Malach, the messenger. This would also be the gin and they're also called genies.

So in that tradition, they're called genies. And so it gives rise to this idea that they're disembodied or disincarnate. And what you're having then is a situation where you have these, say, elites who came from elsewhere, settled in Sumer, brought with them their language, culture, but that included their religion or their spiritual beliefs, which was the worship of these Apkalu beings. And those are very different. And what they did in order to worship them had to do with a lot of the sacrificial economy,

temple, prostitution, sacred prostitution was a big thing. They built the Babylonian system. It's proto-Babolonian onto Sumer. So we're really looking at this is like 6,000 years. ago, but it's the remnants of, and I hate to say it like this because if I say anti-deluvian, a lot of people go right to Atlantis and think of like Aquaman and all of this, but in a Plato's Atlantis kind of context, this like fragmented myth that there was some other civilization that was like powerful and also very much a bully and that we're doing evil things, they did get punished

somehow and then their technologies spread across the world. And so that's why we see this in various regions like popping up these same ideas. And so in my book that I have now, I kind of associate that with shamanism and psychedelics and say that, because I've found evidence to suggest that what these so-called Anunaki, if we think of them as like humans and the later king, because again, their name ended up meaning Lord, much like Ball. There is not one God named Ball. Ball means Lord. That's why there's many different balls. Ball and then the Anunnaki. So we have this weird connection here, and I'm thinking, well, what is it that they were worshipping? What were they doing? And so when you look at it, they were worshipping these Apkalu entities that were associated with the Pleiadian

Star System. They communed with them through altered states, through opium, and through mushrooms. And They were summoning these things to give them technology. Those things wanted the animal sacrifice. Wow, dude, you just dropped some ham. So do you believe in angels and demons, or do you think those are just constructs? I think we're dealing with one type of energy, like a sort of disincarnate, disembodied thing. And that over time, we've just always called it different names because of our cultures and understanding. And so they could be angels. Angels, you know, Malach is messenger, so that's an angel.

Demons were, well, demons were just sort of like angels. They were messengers, too. So I think that when you look at angels, demons, aliens, and also the machine elves, people see when they go into a DMT trip, all of these entities are one and the same experience. We're just calling them different things. And I think that people in the, not the elite class, we'll call them the parasitic class. I think that's what they know. And that's why they fund extended state research into DMT because they want to get the technology. Because it's all about technology. They want an upper hand.

They want nois. They want the knowledge that's received by communing with these entities, not through book learning. And so DMT is one way. These altered states are a known way to get to that. Are these other dimensions? Or what I think so. I mean, I'm not, you know, I'm not an astrophysics professor or anything. So like, take it for what it is. But from my reading of it, I would say that that is probably a likely scenario. And that is what usually people are funding the research in to explore that question. So, and if you look again at the Kabbalistic system too, you have this version of these realms or dimensions. And one of those is Big Bubba. And that's their, it's like a slogan for brother.

It's our slogan. It's like a, you know, like a term for a brother, but it's big brother. And that big brother is what when you're dealing in this dark cabala, you're trying to bring down into our realm. And it's no coincidence that the control grid is often referred to as big brother, because it's always watching. But we're trying to summon it into being. And we're doing that through artificial intelligence, many different things. are being done though, but it does have to do with psychedelic research. And so that's why I think there's angels, demons, aliens. You know, I've spoken to Whitley Streber a lot, if you're familiar

with him and his story. And that account of the alien, the great alien that he put out into popular culture, I would say, is very similar in account to things that people discuss when it comes to things like elves and ultra-terrestrials, excuse me, as John Keel would have said. Well, I don't want to keep you forever because you're absolutely crushing it. But I want to ask you, I see one of the notes is Charlie Kirk. This is a story that won't go away. There's so many people discussing it. Now we have, is it Joel Kent or Joe Kent?

Which one is it, Joel or Joe? Joe, he says that he's willing to testify at Tyler Robinson's trial, and people are freaking out that it's going to ruin the prosecution. And I go, that's a weird way to say that. Like, what do you mean ruin the prosecution case? Why would he go on the stand? Because he has inside information. About the case? Yeah.

Oh, shit. And so he, he's like, I'll. testify for Tyler Robinson and they're like, you're going to destroy the, the prosecution's case. I'm like, that sounds like a weird way of saying prove him innocent. Like, that's weird to me. Now, do you have any thoughts on this? Am I talking crazy right now? Like, and I'm fine with whatever. And if I'm wrong, I'm wrong. What are your thoughts? Am I falling for the magic tricks? Like, what are your thoughts? No, actually, I think it's strangely very related to all of this. the Charlie Kirk thing in particular.

I think a lot of people are coming at it from a, and if you have ever heard the parable of the blind men and the elephant, where they all have like a piece of the elephant and they're arguing over it. And they're all correct, but they just can't see the bigger picture. And so, but this kind of comes, this, this is important too with the idea of podcasting and being able to speak to one another because I think everybody in podcast land, they're doing the investigations that the people in people, power supposed to be doing. And so the view, I've done a lot of research into this kind of sacrificial system. And I did find a lot of strange associations, though, with the Charlie Kirk assassination in particular. A lot of people, again, with this left right thing, like, oh, well, I'm on this side or that side. It's like, throw that out the window and just look at the analysis and look at the symbolism.

So we're speaking of symbols. So when it comes to the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the the, there's a verse, it's Exodus 21, five, six. Um, it talks about a Hebrew servant who, uh, serves his term, but chooses to remain with his master. And he undergoes a specific ritual. And so it's this deification or this like heroic view of a servant who, uh, goes through a lot and then decides, you know what, I'm going to serve you, which is, you know, kind of odd because we think we want freedom, but nope, this is instilling in us that we want to be slaves. But the thing that is the covenant

of that that binds it is a bloodshed, but not a death. It's the piercing of the right ear. Bang! There we go. I knew where that was going. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. So piercing of the right ear is a blood covenant. That marks the servant who has voluntarily found himself in service out of loyalty first.

And so, and that's, there's, There's a, it's because the ear is very important. It has to do with hearing and obeying. It's a Hebrew word, I think it's the, it's Shema for heart, and it carries this force then to hear and obey. So the ear is like extraordinarily important in this. So you have this is supposed to be one of the messiahs. So there's, in this kind of worldview, you have a couple messiahs.

And this is the Messiah Ben Yosef. So this is a messianic figure. the Messiah, but it's a messianic figure that becomes messianic because he's willing to shed blood from his right ear and serve perpetually the Jewish cause. And again, I'm saying the J word, but I just mean it in the context of this particular Kabbalistic viewpoint. Okay, but it does it harken to just ordinary Hebrew and stuff. Again, it's about how people interpret it. But then you have the Ben David that is supposed to be next. in line after that. And that is like the big guy. But so obviously what we're referring to,

I think, in this is with the right ear, is we have Donald Trump, whose ear was bloodied. And so, and a lot of people talked about how interesting it was that he had all of these like anti-war positions and all of this. And then he kind of got that Mercer money and then flipped and then everything's been just like pretty wild. And it was this, no pun intended, but a turning point during that, during that butler thing. And so then you have this idea of the Lurianak Kabbalah component of the Messiah Ben-Josef, and then that goes into the next system, which is very important for the astroturfing of Armageddon. And that comes with the need to bring about the Noah Hyde laws. Yes, that's where we're going, right?

Yes, and that is sort of a legal framework that's meant for non-Jews. And that is like, it sounds nice, right? Prohibition against adultery, blasphemy, murder, sexual immorality, against theft, and against eating the limb of a living animal, I mean, okay. And the requirement to establish courts of justice. And so that's another very important one. But there is an organization that is, it's a type of sort of Jewish outlook on this called Chabad, and it's been a primary institutional force that's been promoting this, what they call Noah Hyde consciousness.

Yes. Yes. And they have been doing this for a while. And it's been kind of part and parcel with our government. In 91, our Congress passed a joint resolution, designating March 26th as Education Day in honor of this sort of idea of the noahide laws. Oh, my God. When they do this in 96? Or one?

91. So they designated March 26 as that. And so the Chabad, this group of these religious kind of, again, that's why we can't say it's the Jews because it's not. It's specifically like dark Lurianak Kabbalah believers. It's a whole other sect, okay? So that's the group and that is who the Kushner family is tied to. And that's well documented.

They fund it. They're very wrapped up in it. Jared's father was a major donor for decades. He grew up in that framework as well and even still wears the red cabala bracelet. His children do. Ivanka does. They all practice this. And this is from mainstream sources.

I have a sub stack on this right now. What about Tucker? Oh. I, you know, I'm not sure what to make of that bracelet gate. Like, I mean, people, he did have a whole thing where he's like, oh, I don't know. It was just a bracelet for my dad. So I don't know. I have no idea what to make.

that and also remember remember this too like the cabala center in LA they kind of a lot of people will wear the red bracelet even people though that are genuinely spiritual and just Jewish because again there's multiple ways to practice cabala and some people will hear that and go no cabal is just evil and it's like the fine you can believe that like people believe like muslims are evil everybody's evil that doesn't believe like them but it's just the level of analysis to understand there's a specific type of Kabbalah that is very much wrapped up into making like a sort of like reversion of everything, like a black mass would be or an Antichrist energy, something that is. Yes, yes, yes. So you have that reversion of everything. And now with the Chabod movement, actually putting it out of the halls

of like alchemy or something and actually into the halls of Congress. This is the power play here. And that's why it's important, you know, to understand that these are the people who, who are sort of behind all of this. So then you have the neck wound of Charlie Kirk after this, because the neck wound is very specific and functional. Within this framework, you got to consider Charlie Kirk and the idea of him being this Gentile who is an intermediary pushing Noah Hyde kind of ideology and Christian Zionism and this sort of adjacent framework.

And of course, a kosher slaughter, the neck is severed specifically to really, least the nefesh, that's the lifeblood from Genesis 9-4. So that is this kind of, in Kabbalah, the neck bridges the head as in consciousness and the holy body, so the material. And so bleeding out from that represents this breaking of a link between like the divine. And so basically it's, he was an animal, you know, he was seen as an animal where you would sacrifice. And again, allegedly, symbolically, the neck is where you would sever though for animal sacrifice and spill the blood publicly and visibly. So it would be a mass ritual. And that's why Twitter showed it everywhere.

Yes. Yes. So you have the ear piercing visible, which is the mark of servitude, and then the neck wound, which is the bleeding out, which is the sacrifice proper, literal scapegoat. Now, so you have this. Now, what are we leading to, right? So it's, there's a whole thing. to where we're going because it doesn't just stop there. We have Shikina and Rachel and the morning widow archetype. So in the Bible, Rachel is a human ancestor, of course, of Jacob's wife and the mother of Joseph and Benjamin. And in rabbinic tradition, she becomes this archetypal interceding mother, kind of like a Marian figure, like a Madonna figure, but she does so because she weeps for her exiled children of Israel. So she is like, you know, very important. Her tomb is in

Bethlehem and it's part of like a pilgrimage site and she's supposed to have like her suffering is what brings up cosmic power. Then you have the Shikina. That's the divine feminine presence of God, the aspect of God that dwells among and within the material world. And in the Kabbalah, it's identified with the lowest Sephiroth, the tree of life, and it's where God and reality meet. And in the wailing wall, that's what is happening when they go to the wailing wall and sort

of do this rocking, they're communing with Shikina, bringing her down and having this like Haros Gaimos, this like alchemical wedding, so to speak. And so in Lurianic Kabala though, and very specific, Luria merges those two figures of Rachel and Shikina and says, Rachel weeping is the Shikina weeping. So in order to bring this like energy in, you have to have like this weeping widow who mourns for the future of her children. And in Jeremiah 31, 16, it says, Restrain your voice from weeping and your eyes from tears, for your work will be rewarded, declares the Lord, they will return from the land of the enemy. So in this framework,

you could see Erica Kirk as the widow who lost her husband through a violent death. She mourns publicly and carries the children forward. She steps into a leadership role that comes from the grief. And it maps on this Shaquina Rachel Archequise. archetype, but then it's like, well, okay, but she's just a woman, like she lost her husband and whatever, but you have to then think about all the things we know. And there was a kid that came out and this kid. It's on YouTube and TikTok. Um, there's a lot of people talking about this, but this kid did a really good job breaking it down. He was the son of a billionaire, um, name Chris. I can't remember his last week. Is that the twink looking kid? Yes. Yes. He's the he has a company called B, uh, be better. It's like a honey company or something. that his family, but his dad is a billionaire. And he's been making some videos alleging like Erica Kirk, you know, is being, well, that Charlie was being groomed by billionaires to run for president, and which is not really a big surprise, I would say, but he claims that their marriage

was collapsing and that the night of, like September 9th, the night before the assassination, Erica, who's also admitted that she had Charlie go sleep in the daughter's room at 2.30 a.m. and left Utah, he left Utah without saying goodbye. And apparently, like, you know, his theory is that the donors had Charlie killed, of course, because he was, like, defecting and, like, he wasn't going to promote this cause anymore. And, like, what's weird, and he pointed this out is that the purchase of the domain, Vance Kirk, 2028, happened within 72 hours of the assassination. And then after, he also had the receipts, too, that said afterward,

there was like over a thousand dollars worth of alo yoga um athlete or clothing that she ordered under her maiden name um and so again a lot of lot of weird kind of like we all we all kind of get a vibe that she's just like differently morning right um but in both readings though this kirk death is like a pivot point with erika's emergence into like the public fitting this pattern of like a sacrificial logic and the larger project of the sacrifice you know like scapegoat, essentially. And another thing about their personal life, which is I just thought interesting to note. She was supposedly brought up Catholic, right? But there's a lot, I mean, her maternal lineage has been believed to be maybe Jewish and origin. She's like Lebanese, Syrian. So what's interesting there is this. They, so if she was Catholic and, you know, he was like evangelical, for them to have a Catholic wedding, He didn't have to convert or anything. He could have just gotten married and they could have had a Catholic wedding. The only stipulation for a mixed marriage, according to Catholic canon law, is that you must sign and document that your children will be Catholic.

So if you wanted to not do that, if for whatever reason you had different sites for your children, you would not have a Catholic wedding, even though you're supposedly Catholic, whatever, so they did not have a Catholic wedding. It was like a private kind of ceremony with family, so that was not Catholic, which means that they could get married. but there was no sort of liable on their children. And in Jewish, you know, religious framework, the Jewishness, so to speak, comes through the maternal line. Yes. Making, making, them, Charlie's. Yes, and those are the children. Like, it's being blessed. Like, you know, when Huckabee is like, Israel, Israel, everybody says, Israel's going to be, you know, blessed. You're going to be blessed if you bless Israel. Well, that's the thing. It's if you, if you do this,

and there was this whole sacrificial logic behind it, the idea is that her children will be blessed tenfold from a Davidic line. So, and again, allegedly not saying it's true, just pointing out religious symbolism, occult symbolism, and the very interesting sort of layers to that, and why we saw public bloodshed and what that could be leading up to. Prophecy is self-fulfilling, in my view. It's not, there's not a fate. Like there's a line from Terminator 2 Judgment Day, there's no fate but what we make for ourselves. And I think that's exactly where we are. Yes.

And I guess like as a child, you'd always hear about the end of days. And you thought this would be a natural progression of human behavior. And it never, ever, ever dawned on me that there would be powers that be that were manufacturing it. And then the notion, and this is where it gets into like, does God want? this? Does God want us to manufacture the end of the day? Or is this just a natural progression? And, you know, in the Bible, the Israelites get ran out of Israel and all that. And then everyone conveniently forgets all that stuff. And now it's so interesting. The whole thing is just so interesting to me. But that stuff you said about Charlie Kirk is just mind-blowing. And it's

crazy because when you learn something and the pieces just automatically fit, it's like, wow. He was sacrificed, man. That is, and when you understand what the word goy means, and like, I was joking that's a slur, but after the Charlie Kirk thing, I'm like, that's a fucking slur, dude. And maybe they don't all use it like that. But these Chabad guys, they use it. it like that. Am I wrong? Am I overreacting to that? You obviously don't think he was, oh, go ahead, go ahead. Let her answer that real quick. Hold on. Do you think that's kind of, can be seen as a

slur in a weird way? Well, absolutely. I mean, especially because this idea, if you link it all the way to the Sumerian demons and the worldview that they started with was there was a telling their class of individuals that they couldn't breed with the semi-settled hunter-gathers they encountered and then subjugated because they were animals. So what they brought to the region was the knowledge of agriculture, which included animal husbandry, which involves breeding. What is animal husbandry? It's like an anthropological term. It just means being like a farmer that's able to, instead of hunting and gathering, instead of hunting the animals, so like the bull. This is why this bull thing is so important because the bull represents. The bull represents.

represented like power. So if you go back to what it would mean to be on your own as a human and hunt, you're typically not hunting bulls. You're getting whatever you can grab, like whatever. If you're North America, squirrels, birds, eggs, fish, whatever. But when you're able to communicate, which, you know, that's an important part of this, whether it be through hums, sounds, whistles, also eye movement. That's why we have a larger white of our eye that is visible so that we can have like, the mom look, you know, like looking at somebody or something. It's so from distances we can communicate. So our ability to communicate, particularly with males, being able to hunt this way, gave them an advantage that they could go and hunt something so vicious like a bull and actually take it down. Then what you have though is a surplus of meat. And so you, in order for it to not go bad, you would bring it back to people that are with your tribe or your group and you could share that, and that begins feasting and it begins this idea of sacrifice. sacrifice too because the blood, you don't eat the blood. It's like field dressing. You're going to get rid of that part. The blood goes back to the earth. And so you know that God, so to speak, gets the blood, the life force and that stays there. You bring back the flesh and feast and share it. And that gives you credibility, hierarchy, and all sorts of things to build like a society with. That makes you a king in a proto king way because now you're the leader. You're the hunter. So the hunter king is the

verse that we have. And then you see this motif in like the epic of Gilgamesh where Gilgamesh is taming the wild one. Anki-Doo is like this beastly creature that's sort of human, sort of Sasquatch-like or something. And they tame him through sacred prostitution, fighting, whatever. So you have this like idea of this transition from being like individual hunting to group efforts to take down large beast like a bull. And that's huge. And that's like tourists, age of tourists, Mithra, all of this, like power. That's why there's bull cults and Katahalha Yuc is like bulls. Everything's about the bull. But when you don't need to hunt anymore and you now have taken the bull and you've put it into a pen and you've made it domesticated, that's animal husbandry.

You've now taken the powerful thing that, you know, you couldn't necessarily easily win just one-on-one. It took group cooperation and that's the beginning of hierarchy, civilization, et cetera. But that group cooperation mediated through communication and violence and sacrifice, etc., means that now you are looking at a situation where you don't need that anymore. It used to be even in like Gilgamesh story and others that the king would be like, you know, I'm going to take all my guys and we're going to go out into the forest and hunt and then bring it back to the people. And so the hunt is very symbolic. It shows that you are worthy of being a king. But if you have farms, you don't need that. You just have all of these like animals in a pen and then you're doing what we've done,

which is this is the mindset shift. Now you have dominion, domesticate, dominion. This is what it means to then have the animals. And of course, if you want to say goy or the whoever is going into this as well, whoever is being told they can and can't do something, they can breed, this is what you eat. We're basically sheeple. That's the thing is there are masters that way. And And so that started in Sumer. It started with the dawn of civilization. And then at the same time, you have the lambs and the rams and those types of goats and things, they actually were slaughtered much more that leading us into the age of Aries because they were already docile and easy to overcome.

That's why they're looked at with that sympathy and religious worldview with they're the innocent. Because a bull kind of is asking for it. It's like, oh, you know, is fighter die. Yeah, right, right. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. So, but on in the numbers, when you see the, the bulls were for sacrifice, but you could only do so many of those. You could, the sacrificial like currency ended up being things that were much easier and innocent. So then you have this psychology behind it where it's just absolute exploitation.

But that animal husband, it's called animal husbandry. It's just when you're the one that says, okay, we're going to breed these two cows and then they'll be docile. And you see that with like piebald animals, like in Russia when they did the foxes. I don't know if you ever seen that, but they did some studies on foxes that were, you know, wild. And they had them in pens for fur. But they were doing some research on them and breeding. And they found that when an animal started getting like piebald or have like black and white spots, their ears would start to sort of fold. And they would change and they would be very keyed in on people.

The whites of their eyes would show. And they were friendly and docile. They could kill them much easier. And likewise, in the flip, if you take a pig, a pink pig from a farm, old McDonald, all this, you put it out in the woods, it will become a boar. And so what they learned early in this system to subjugate others and to put themselves up as gods who are essentially possessed elites with technology as what separated them, who could see all, they knew from the very beginning they had to control our breeding, our eating, and all of that. Wow nuts that's amazing

one of my favorite episodes of all time yeah now do you have books that talk about all this yeah yeah I got books look me up on substack you too wherever just find me but yeah my books are

I'm gonna get this book and all that's excellent episode I mean I'm going to be sharing it with everybody I mean excellent episode you're going to be huge you don't worry about the college job. You got a bright future. We'll see. No, I think it's like, well, you're one of the, I can listen to you talk all day. I mean, that was amazing. Thank you. You were great, doctor.

One more time. You're actually a doctor, right? You just, it's not that you don't want to be the Oh, no, no, no, no, it's both. No, I have a master's in history, a doctorate in education. And, yeah, so I have a couple degrees. Like I said, I inched them out because I started little and I was like, I'm grabbing whatever I can along the way because I'm coming from insecurity. I mean, dude, you're fire, man. You're fired. Thanks. I'm going to listen to your current Mutsker episode because I've just loved to hear how you two interacted.

Oh, he's great. I could talk to him all day. I love him, dude. He's very passionate. He's a very passionate guy. And he is a supercomputer, dude. He's a tsunami of knowledge for sure. One more time, tell him where they could find.

you doctor um my podcast is the midnight academy you can just look up dr heatherlin on youtube you'll find me there um and then my website it's dr heatherlin dot com yeah sub stack though that's that's where i write all my big like deep dives all right man i thought that was an absolute all time banger dude all time banger i'm gonna get all your books i'm excited to read this i'm gonna read the Steve Bannon one and then just go through all the books because this is my favorite stuff. So thankful that you came on. Sad it took this long to get you on, but very excited. Anytime.

I'm excited to see the reaction to it. We have something called the Mount Crushmore. I think she got a hundred percent. You might make a run for it, dude. We had the Mount Rushmore, the first 500. We have a second 500 coming. So I think you might be in the running. Congratulations.

and very excited to have talked to you. It's like you open my mind to everything. And I appreciate it. So, one more time, thanks for coming on. We appreciate it. Thank you so much for having me. I really appreciate it. Until next time.

Guys, let's break down the episode. All right, what did you guys think of Dr. Heather Lynn? Mount Crushmore. Mount Crushmore. Johnny thoughts. I'm already putting her up. I put her up there. I made the choice right now.

Oh, Johnny just decided to call it right there. It's happening. I mean, dude, that, I didn't talk a lot in that show. Is she the first lady on Mount Crosher? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, we have no females on Mount Crushville.

Congratulations. But she, hold on. She's not on there yet. It has to be voted on. No, I put her on there. John is just throwing his whole. Hold on. You can't just do that.

She's on my Mount Crushmore. Okay, that's fine. But you're saying you'd like to see her on that Mount Crush. Yeah, I'm saying she's on mine. The people will decide. Yeah, the people will decide. And then I count the votes. Okay.

We need a lady up there, guys. We do need a lady up there. What are we progressive? We have to be inclusive, our mom crushmore. But she's earned it. I mean, when was the last time you heard something

that answered all the questions? I was just watching you. How the time she talked? You were like, like when she was talking about Trump getting shot in the ear. Oh, that was crazy, dude. The guy would charge.

I mean, dude, slaughtered him. It fit. It all fit. And then Erica Kirk being the widow that takes over power. Damn, dude. Mind blowing.

Easily one of the greatest episodes. That was great. We've done nine, this will be, I think, 971. This is crazy, isn't it? Isn't that crazy? I have 1971 episodes. This might be one of the best we've ever done. So many episodes.

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Yeah. Yeah, I had a bad attitude this week. I'm sorry. I'm over. I'm just burned out. It was late. It was very late. Well, it's funny.

You're very tired, but you're also so busy that you can only do it late and the combination of tired and late is difficult. Yes. Johnny was rocking by himself. When you left, John was, John was on. You just bailed on me and I had I had this funny video. Did you see that

video appears and? I watched it with you. Oh, the guy. Yeah. The guy was like, yeah, that guy is this your wife? He's like, I am out of here. Tiki, yeah, yeah. Yeah, dude. Johnny, what did I say in the episode coming up? Pussy is the greatest weapon of mass

destruction. Yeah. He He pulled up on his own cameras that photo of his wife looking for a pool boy. Yeah. And I get this pussy on. Yeah. And Pierce was not. All Pierce has said, he's like, dude, we got an open relationship. She can go do whatever the fuck she wants.

I want to keep all my money. I don't want to give up half of it. Was it live? If you had a wife, you'd know that, retard. I don't know. I don't know if it was, that was Tiki-Toki's recording. Oh, he might have recorded it himself. I don't know if it was his recording or that was live.

Yeah, because there's no way Pierce Moore would have released it. I don't think so. Yeah, I assume it was his recording. Yeah. When I was watching it, I was trying to watch it on Pierce Morgan's like live feed. Have you guys watched the documentary that he has been interviewed about? Louis Theroux, who I respect. He's a documentary guy. He did a documentary about the Manosphere, but like the fringes of it, the kind of assholes of the Manosphere. Yeah. He did it super bad, though. He had Myrne Gaines on. Everyone's shitting on it. Yeah. He said he had Marian Gaines on. And he was like, dude, he asked my girlfriend, great

questions. She asked her what she thought about me as a relationship. And he only put the parts where he wanted. Of course. And this is all why Sabrina Carpenter is like, men are dumb, men are stupid, chant it with me. And you're like, get the fuck out of here, dude. I love how they're getting that. What's that girl's chap, chaparone or whatever? Like, she's getting fucking wrecked, dude. I mean, dude, talk about a mid bitch, huh? Oh, yeah. Like, I mean, not in that hot, dude. No, totally. But her whole body. She looks like she loves to go to the Rocky Horror Picture show. Yeah. I mean, attractive person at that show. Yeah, she looks like a, yeah, she looks like a drag.

All right, great show. Loved it. Hope you guys enjoyed it too. Answered a lot of questions. The Temple, Mao, all that stuff. I mean, it's fascinating.

One of the greatest shows we've ever done. I can't believe it took us so long to get her on. She's going to blow up. She's going to blow up. All right, guys, enjoy the highlights. Here's a clip from the latest broken sim.

Oh, Johnny, real quick, before you do this. Is this AI or not? Is this AI or not AI? You bringing it up? Yep, here we go. That's fake. 100% Look at her boobs, dude.

They don't move naturally. Look at that. It's fake. 100% fake. And those red bull cans are too big. They're too thick. What? You didn't think that was real, did you?

No, I just liked her fake tits. She just hit her foot. You're trolling me. No, I'm not trolling you. I just was hoping. Well, you think she just hit like magic red bull canes that can't be kicked over? She hit the box, Johnny.

She's carrying big tits. It's hard to fucking kick with big tits. That is Johnny, look at this real quick. I don't even know why this happened. Look how many fucking views. You're out there analyzing Netanyahu videos when you can't tell you that's Look at this. Look how many views this got. I mean, dude.

It's so interesting. You just blew up a topic to talk about, I think, because that's what everybody's like getting pushed. Like, I notice everything. When I talk about that shit, it goes bananas. People, it's just getting pulled. Like, I think they want us talking about. about that. And I don't, I don't know why, really. Are they just trying to make us, I mean, we're about to play into it some more because here's Lindsey Graham just being a total idiot.

What? That's a queen. Dude, he's such a scumbag. Dude, he's such a scumbag. Listen to what he said, I guess, yes, Sunday on the Sunday talk shows. Listen to this idiot today. Graham has been obliterated and they're running out of money. So here's what I tell President Trump. Here. Banks being obliterated and they're running out of money is what is.

Dude, do mute yourself. Yeah, I'm going to. The program has been obliterated and they're running out of money. So here's what I tell President Trump, keep it up for a few more weeks. Take Cargallin where all of the resources they have to produce oil. Control that island. Let this regime down a vine. Is this going to, though, take Carg Island?

Is it going to involve U.S. troops on the ground? Let me just read you something from the Atlantic. Doesn't assess them. I don't know yet. U.S. troops may well take Cargillian. We believe in their ability to do so, but only to endure ballistic missile strikes, drone attacks, petrochemical smoke, all without a reliable means of obtaining logistical support. The result could be a grinding war of attrition.

They talk about how far away they would be from resupply. I'm sort of tired of all this armchair quarterback, and this has been amazing military operation. God bless the falling. But it's a difference when we talk about troops on the ground. I trust the Marines, not that guy. I trust DOD. We got two Marine. expeditionary units sailing to this island.

We did Ewo Jima. We can do this. The Marines, my money is always on the Marines. I don't know if you take the island or you blockade the island. What is this guy beating in an election? Control that island. This regime, this terrorist regime, has been weakened. It will die on a vine.

And here's where I want to do. Every accusation is a confession. I want to sprint to peace. They know we're running out of things. I want peace to ramp up. The reason we don't have Saudi Arabia and Israel making peace is October the 7th, 2023. Ah, you're a loser.

Attacked Israel. Just hitting all the box. Checking all the boxes. I want to take up and complete what Biden started. As soon as we get Iran defanged so they can never do another October 7th, I want to start up peace talks between Saudi and Israel. This year, I want a peace deal between Saudi and Israel normalizing ending the Arab Israeli conflict.

It's been going on for 2,000 years this year. And you can't do it with a lethal Iran. Dude. It's just. Absolutely fucking retarded, dude. Iwo Jima. He invokes Iwojima. 26,000 Americans died taking Iwo Jima.

Ewo Jima, dude. No. Send that queen first. You were asking, okay, so did he run against last? Let me see. Okay. Who's he running against? Well, you know, it's funny.

Like I said, I was down there and they just loved him down there because face to face, he's really folksy and he can kind of- He's really shitty. Kind of talk like they. you know how my man i'm on a you yeah i'm closet gay and elect men's okay though all right let me see who his competition wasn't his last senate election uh i think he ran against uh at one point did mark sanford runders senate at one time uh okay so jamie harrison was the person let's see who that was i haven't been back in south carolina in a long time

oh yeah he ran against this guy of course of course he won he ran against this fella this guy oh so you have a choice between closet gay white guy or closet gay black guy what is in the water of south carolina i dude the guy's wearing a scarf

it's ridiculous i'm offended johnny can we go to superchats uh yeah i just got a couple more things so this is the most worrying thing of all possibly did you see the story about palantier uh over the weekend about

how okay Palantir AI plus Claude AI and this is in a couple of stories was used to detect

prioritize and strike more than a thousand targets in the first 24 hours of the operation against Iran

this is set it was so successful that the Pentagon didn't even wait as this was meant to be kind of a pilot project they were testing out

it's now become official and permanent everywhere so Palant tier is essentially now the AI brain of our military, the U.S. brain of the U.S. military now. Yeah, these fucking

Zionist nerds are going to kill us all. They've let them in the door, man. And it's, so Iran is now, and I've we have to remember Iran's a sophisticated, large country, and they have good propaganda, dude. They have their own bots.

You can see them in your comments if you talk about this stuff that are trying just as hard as Israel is to brainwashed us. They just happened to have the virtue of being on the right side in many ways here. So did you see this? To me, this is like, okay, how smart is President Trump? We should tailor our propaganda to something that might keep his attention. This was Iranian propaganda. This was shared by Russia Today, RT. Have you seen this? Yeah, I saw it. They made it a Lego video, their propaganda, which is. That means Lego is huge in Iran too. Yeah. If you'd like to hear the rest of this

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