#244 | Tricking God, Tartarian Messiahs, & The Cosmic Sabbath with Tartarian Truth TV - Juan on Juan

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with Shem Jacob's the famous, the infamous Tartarian Truth. What's up, dude?

Speaker 6 (02:33):
Oh Man, appreciate you having me?

Speaker 1 (02:35):
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to plug your channel and stuff for the people at home.
I want to check you out your parody videos and
you also do live streams tour.

Speaker 6 (02:45):
Yeah, I have a comedy channel called Tartarian Treues if
you're interested in comedy. It's just mostly making fun of people.
And then I haven't posted a video in a while,
but I have a channel up Shim Jacobs as well,
where I do have some historical stuff on there, but
it's allretty much made. It's not it's nothing too crazy,
not produced well, So if you're bored check it out.

Speaker 1 (03:06):
It's the truth that matters. That's all that matters, as
long as you're having fun while doing it. So I'll
post the links in the description if people want to
check that out. But today we're gonna be talking a
little bit about Faminko's work, alternative history, Jewish history, about
the messiahs, all that good stuff. Where do you want
to start? Bro? Do you do you have any specific

(03:27):
pages on.

Speaker 6 (03:29):
This?

Speaker 1 (03:29):
Dude's written a bunch of stuff, right, Flamenco has a
those are tones. He's not writing those by himself, right.

Speaker 6 (03:37):
He's working with a couple other people, but I think
the majority of the work is him. But yeah, it's
too extensive. You know, I've read parts of it multiple
times and I still don't remember all the information. It's
just so much, it's so much work. But I'm getting
to this point now where I get I'm sorry to
understand the basic summary of what he's talking about for
a lot of things, but pulling the data out of
my head and stuff like that, it's still next to impossible.

(04:00):
But uh, I guess we could start with have you
ever heard that every Friday night until Saturday night if
you live in certain areas in the United States, your
house is actually rented out to people that you don't know.

Speaker 7 (04:16):
What.

Speaker 6 (04:18):
Yeah, So we talked about this a little the last
time we chatted a bit. The concept of the a roof,
which which is a boundary that creates private domain for
a certain group of people. Well, it just so happens
that these people they go to the mayor of the
city or representative of the mayor, and they get these

(04:38):
proclamations that say that legally, from Friday night until Saturday night,
your property belongs to them or the renting your property
from you without your consent.

Speaker 1 (04:51):
I've never I've never heard that, bro. I mean, I know,
I know, I know a little bit of what the
arroof is. And it always seems like they come up
with these ways to sort of trick their God or
God whoever it is that they're trying to trick. And
it's like, Oh, he's not gonna know, bro, he's God,

(05:14):
He's not going to care if you put up like
this plastic pole with a string on it and you're
just hacking the matrix of the beliefs that you put down.
Do you have an exact city of where this is legal,
because it's.

Speaker 6 (05:29):
It's all over the United States, it's all over the world.
But I can show you something from Columbus where I
live if you want, if you put up my.

Speaker 1 (05:34):
Scream because this is wild, dude. How is that?

Speaker 6 (05:40):
So? This is from Columbus Jewish Years, which is an
official the official representative of the Jewish community in Columbus, Ohio.
And this area right here you're looking at, this is
the boundary of the area. That is no and I'm
sure I think there's also one downtown somewhere.

Speaker 1 (05:55):
What city is this, Columbus, he said, So this.

Speaker 6 (05:58):
Is downtown Columbus. Right here, this is where the capital is,
where my mouse is. I'm not sure if you can
see it. So over here to the right, this is
the area called Bexley. It's just east of Columbus. It's
one of the largest Jewish communities. And in Berwick, Berwick
as well. The Columbus JCC is down here on Livingston Avenue.
Right here, this is like the headquarters of all of
the you know, just basically even this website. The people

(06:21):
will be going out of there. So anyways, I'll show
you what at the bottom of this article it says
every community has a proclamation written up and the rabbinic
leadership goes usually to the mayor of the city, and
we pay a dollar because it's not really renting a space.
So of course they you know, they say it's symbolic,

(06:42):
it's not actually running in the space. But if that's
the case, why I even do it. And if you
go back in history to like when this stuff started happening,
it's like in the middle eightiest, for example, it was
an actual proclamation from the king. Somehow these people had
connections with these people we talked about last time in
the Star War. Its how they were basically the old
school version of what we're looking at here with this

(07:04):
with these wires. Back in the day, they would have
been these wires would have been walls, right, they would
have been built to a certain high height, the same
height as what the wires are now, and that would
have allowed these people to perform tasking the Sabbath that
they weren't supposed to be performing. So you can see
these are just how high the wires are. If could
go back and look at medieval cities fortifications, they're literally

(07:26):
around the same height and they change over time. There's
debates about how tall they should be. I mean this
also ties into like you know the giant doorways and
stuff like that you see in public places. People are like, oh,
giants built them stuff like that. Those same people they
talk about they the people who'd run the world and
all this stuff. For some reason, they never look at
they and find these documents that talk about how tall

(07:48):
the doorways should be or how tall this wall needs
to be in order for this stuff to take place.
So I think it's I think this is a huge
connection and understanding that if there is a group in control,
you know, it's kind of just out there in our face.
But what I was saying before, in like the nineteen
fifties in New York City, they they actually got a
proclamation from the mayor there and they had they had

(08:09):
the document frame because it was so important to them.
So it was like a great step forward and getting
the entire area of Manhattan. Let me pull up a
map of that so you can see how big it is.
The entire basically island of Manhattan is another one of
these darus. So I think we looked at this last
time around the stream, but I don't think. I don't remember.

(08:30):
So this is an article from the New York Times
and it's talking about the a room. Basically, a rabbi
goes around every Thursday morning. I think he leaves at
like around three am, three thirty am, and he checks
all these wires every single week and then he goes
out Friday morning if he wasn't able to finish it.
So this is the Arouver area in Manhattan. It's actually

(08:52):
gotten a little bit bigger, I think since this article
has been written. But yeah, so this is all over
the country. I don't see if I have a list
of though, all the places it is.

Speaker 1 (09:03):
But then how long does the was it the Sabbath?
How long does that last?

Speaker 6 (09:07):
That's two days, it's from Friday night until Saturday night.
So the reason that's like that is because the Jewish
day actually starts when the sun goes down because and Genesis.
The reason for this is because in Genesis they say
that the first day was night because when during creation
there wasn't light yet on the first day, and then
God said left to be light. So basically, when the

(09:30):
sun goes down on Friday night, that's a new day.
So that's the Sabbath right there, and then it ends
the next night. Right, Do that makes sense?

Speaker 1 (09:38):
Yeah? One day, one full day.

Speaker 6 (09:39):
Yeah, so they actually get started a little bit early.
And this is going to tie into this concept we're
going to talk about in a little bit hopefully called
the cosmic Shabbat. So this isn't this is this goes on.
You know, you've heard of the Jubilee, right, like the
seventy years so celebration Jubilee. Then you have the seven
year Sabbath, and then you also have something called the

(10:02):
cosmic Sabbath, which is every seven thousand years, and it's
very interesting. All the stuff that ties into that.

Speaker 1 (10:09):
The conspiracy is that you're Jewish? Are you Jewish? No,
because you seem to know a lot about the Jewish
like history and stuff like this, because this is something
that I've heard about, and when you connect it to Tartaria,
which tartaria incorrect me if I'm wrong, would technically fall

(10:33):
in because how old are these starfarts? Because the Tartaria
that I understand is like the early nineteenth century, like
twentieth century, because it was like people talk about it
around the eighteen hundred nineteen hundreds.

Speaker 6 (10:48):
Right, Yeah, so just goes back pretty much all the
all recorded history. The origin of the area is according
to antient history, is ancient, an ancient because so this
is basically what it comes down to why they say
it was created. So in ancient room, you would have
these living situations and these cul de sacs. Right, so

(11:11):
there would be a gateway to get into the cul
de sac. Basically that's where the roof wire would go
or whatever. They would use a stone or whatever, depending
on who's doing it. And when you get into the
courtyard that would need to be private domain on Saturday.
The reason they give is because it was hot sometimes
and they wanted to be able to go outside of
their house to eat their meal on Saturdays. So that's
literally what rabbi are saying when they talk about this.

(11:34):
So you run into a problem when you live in
a cul de sac that's a mixed society and you have,
you know, a Jewish neighbor here, Jewish neighbor here, and
then suddenly you have a non jew living in the
other house. If there's three houses, let's say, so, of
course they could just ask the person if they want
to rent out. But you know, of course one out
of every ten people, if not more, would say no. Right,

(11:57):
So what do you do in that situation if they
say no? So they've kind of come up with a
work around for this by going directly to the mayor
or the king or a representative of someone in the
government to get around asking permission from the people individually.
This also gives them that little bit of anonymity, like

(12:17):
they're anonymous, they don't have to come out and let
theirs know who they are, right, So, yeah, I mean
this ties into the whole reason that, to me at least,
why we can't own houses, why we're always stuck paying
property taxes, And isn't it you can never really actually
own your home because we're supposed to be protected from
the from this happening according to the US Constitution. But

(12:39):
they've of course amended that later on. But yeah, I
think this goes back pretty farg in history, even during
the Silk Road and stuff like that. If you look
at some of the stuff that's taking place on the
Silk Road, you have all these star fort cities along
the Silk Road, and then some debate that even like
the Great Wall of China or other similar walls were
used as trading routes. If you look at those walls,

(13:01):
they just so happened to also fit into this concept
of an a roof which would allow them to travel,
and who was traveling on these roads, and who's in
charge of all these things? Well, the merchants, the people
who are able to speak multiple languages because they have
communications with their own people all throughout the world. You know,
they were some of the only people who were able

(13:22):
to speak to anyone across Europe or Eurasia, Asia, stuff
like that, because you know, while they spoke the local dialect,
they also allegedly spoke Hebrew or Yiddish or whatever, you know,
whatever language they were using at any given time.

Speaker 1 (13:38):
And but wouldn't this So what would this mean as
far as history goes? Because right they say that the
Great Wall of China is an interesting one because what's
the mainstream narrative that they say was built for to
keep the Mongos out or something like that.

Speaker 6 (13:52):
Yeah, but I'm not really sure what connection that would have.

Speaker 1 (13:58):
To it was just Great Wall of China built here.
Let's look that up here real quick. You got to
protect to protect China from invasion and to preserve its culture,
So protect China from outside aggression, but also to preserve
its culture from the custom of foreign barbarians. Sure, but

(14:18):
that would if it was these people who built this
What would that mean for all of history? Have they
been around for longer than they say they have? Would
you know what I'm saying, because you'd think that the
Chinese people from there would number one. Look differently, and

(14:41):
is there a lot of Jews in China?

Speaker 6 (14:43):
There was at some point. There's still our communities there now.
So it's really interesting because all over the world you
have these lost Jewish communities excuse me, because at some
point they were cut off from the main religion. This
is where it kind of ties into the work of
Famenco too, because in order for some of these groups
to be officially recognized as lost tribes or become Jewish,

(15:05):
they now have to go through a process of you know,
accepting certain laws and being approved by the rabbinant in
Israel to be officially recognized. Something happened with this in India.
A similar thing happened with some people in China. But yeah,
I mean they were, they were everywhere, man Like, I
can't really think of the names of the people off
the top of my head, but they were. If you

(15:27):
look into it, you'll find they're all over the world
and all these places you have these communities, and they're
all oftentimes in major trade cities.

Speaker 1 (15:37):
You get where I'm coming from though, right like, either
they own the people there and they made them build
it under like some sort of hierarchy where they were
the rulers. But I don't see that working out for
them in the long run because if there's more Chinese
than there is of these people, you know, then it's
gonna they're going to out number them. Right now, I

(15:57):
looked it up in China's home to around twenty five
hundred Jews, so they're pretty outnumbered and there's a lot
more Chinese people than there is of them. So that's
why to me, it's like it's it's interesting to speculate
that it was built for that. I'm not saying it's not.
And I know that a lot of history, even though

(16:18):
you know it is written, a lot of it, even
from my personal experience, has been changed real time has
been manipulated one hundred percent, So we can't really take
it for at literal value. You know what it's presenting,
but you have to have you still need something to

(16:38):
be able to measure right the times and the people
and everything of a certain period in history. So okay,
you know, we know that it's manipulated, but we still
need a system to be able to reference back to
the you know, the eighteen hundreds or whatever it is,
and then you can try and decipher what was left

(16:59):
eye or not. And that's why I appreciate Femenco's work
because he lays everything out right. He he's done the research. Now,
some of it doesn't add up with mainstream history, which
is fine. You got people who will come out and
trying to refute like what he's saying, like, oh no,
that's completely wrong. It's like, well, are we ever truly

(17:21):
gonna know? Are you just taking one source because it's
from the mainstream narrative and therefore it's right. And that's
why I have a problem with religion. And I know
we're gonna be talking about the Massy lator and stuff
like that. But recently had that dude on Rogan talking
about the you know, Wes Hughley, the Hustley or Huffy

(17:42):
of whatever his name is, who did the is it
Hufley it's just west Huff, oh huff, yeah, whatever that
did the debate with Billy Carson and that whole thing
freaking blew up, and it was like damn. Obviously I
see where Billy was coming from, because it's easy to

(18:04):
just throw somebody, you know, something out of the window
where it's like, oh, well, the book that you're referencing
is actually a forgery. Okay, Like that's and I again
I see where he was like, okay, if that's what
you believe. But then they go even deeper. The reason
why we believe it's a forgery and not from that
time is because he references again in it, allegedly I've

(18:26):
never read it, excerpts of Dante's Inferno. I believe he
was referring to the Gospel of Barnabas, which is again
a non canon document that the reason they say was
a forgery because it references something from Dante's Inferno. Therefore,
it couldn't have been written anytime before Dante's Inferno was released.

(18:47):
Could have also been added later, but and there you go,
it could have been added later. So how do you
truly know? You get me?

Speaker 6 (18:57):
Yeah? I think I think you're gonna made a pretty
good point, just to get off topic a little bit
with this as a when he said, you know, if
you're an expert on something, if you wake me up
in the middle of the night. I'm gonna you know,
it's gonna take me a second to get my, yeah,
my thoughts together, but I'll be able to tell you exactly.
You know, I can explain it in detail because I
actually am an expert. So I think that was a

(19:18):
pretty good point. I don't think Billy Carson necessarily needs
to be an expert to talk about what he's talking about.
I mean it, seeing as it's his main job, I
would you would expect more out of him to, you know,
spend more time doing it, But he's a human. It's
hard to remember all the information regardless. Only certain people
are able to do that.

Speaker 1 (19:35):
So and I'm not here to defend Billy, but I
think he's put in enough time and coming from somebody
who I looked up to Billy's work for a lot
when I first started doing research, Billy Carson was one
of the main guys like I would listen to and
a lot of the stuff that he said. But it
just seems like his ego is so big. And you know,

(19:56):
like the video that I watched, the whole video you
reposted this week this past week, and I listened to
it and there's like details that he gives about his
life that are so unnecessary that you just know that
he's flexing on other people. Like, you know, I usually
don't take the elevator up. You know which one of
my five AC units is down. I don't know which

(20:17):
one it is, but you know, sometimes I take the
elevator up and my wife. You don't have to say
all of that, bro, You get like that's so unnecessary.

Speaker 6 (20:27):
It's almostly I don't know. Yeah, it's almost like a
coping mechanism in a way. You know, they start getting nervous,
and that's like a way to deal with anxiety. Because
people seem to do that a lot. It's really weird.

Speaker 1 (20:36):
Okay, yeah, yeah, I got you like oversharees things to
like fill in because you don't want to just get stuck.
I get that, But again I neither matter.

Speaker 6 (20:46):
Like he's just really uncomfortable and for some reason, saying
that stuff out loud makes him feel more comfortable because
I don't know. It's it's really strange because you know
other people do that kind of stuff too, Like you know,
Santo Spinatric, for example, he's a he's too randomly brag
about you know, how great syncretism is, which work, he's
done with syncretism. If there's like a a blank in

(21:08):
the conversation, like a it's very interesting, very interesting guy.

Speaker 1 (21:13):
But some people say it's narcissism or something.

Speaker 6 (21:15):
Right, it could be, but I guess I guess it
could be. But I like to try to think of
it as, you know, just a way of dealing with
stress without actually admitting that you're stressed or uncomfortable. But okay,
so yeah, so this is a This is from Ever

(21:35):
Even Day DAP sixty two. This is about the secretary reshoot,
which is secure rehoot, a critical mode of making communeraler
allows Jews to carry on shabbot is to ownership of
public areas from the non Jewish residents enclosed within the
area borders. So this is from Holakapedia Jewish website. This
goes into more detail of anyone who wants to read it.

Speaker 1 (21:56):
So, and if you automatically live in one of these places,
you just have to like submit to this. Has there
ever been any cases where they just like walk into
somebody's house.

Speaker 6 (22:08):
Not yet, I don't think so. But there are some
areas that fight back when they find out about this,
because we don't even know about this. I mean, you
don't have there no one informs you of this. It
just happens like it just happens, you know what I mean.
Like there's no they don't come to your door and say,
by the way, the mayor rented or your property to
us or anything like that. It's just it just it's
between them and the government for some reason. So it's

(22:29):
back to this document here. So renting every non Jewish
house with that with the suit row hot pet talk
is a virtually impossible task to accomplish in a community
every Unfortunately, a locke provides an alternative method of performing
a secure out to shoot. The Jewish community may rent
the entire enclosed area from the head of the city

(22:50):
or from one to whom this leader has delegated his authority,
so you can see there they get permission for a
renting from either the head of the area or someone
who's delegated to make those types of decisions. So the
schulkan rog rules at the head of the city has
the halakak ability to rent out not just the public

(23:10):
property within that to through hub attack, but also the
homes of its residents. His ability to rent out private
home stems from the right to quarter soldiers and military
equipment in those homes during a time of war without
consulting the residents. So I remember earlier I was talking
about the amendment of the Constitution that supposed to practice
from this, well, it says that if there's a lawful reason,

(23:33):
they can do it. So the lawful reason given is,
you know, during a time of war or whatever like
that for some reason they've gotten rid of that entire
private home thing by making it so we never actually
own our homes. Is another argument for how they're able
to do this. But so democratic countries for grid quartering

(23:53):
soldiers under most circumstances, blah blah blah. So you get
that part of it. And then one last thing I
want to show in relation to this is this is
from Mission Barua and this is before like this is
the outside of democracy. So it says this is a
reason why they can rent, so and because of this,
one is able to rent from the appointee of the

(24:15):
king because the king has the right to place soldiers
and weapons and the homes of the people of the
city without their knowledge, based on the law of the land.
And it seems to me that this is appointee is
called Eliticia, as it is known that they can do
all acts of the kingdom, and even from their leaders,
one can rent as they had the right to extra
desires of the king. So yeah, this goes back. So

(24:35):
this is I'm just showing this as an example. This
goes back really far into history. So in the Middle
Ages they had the same thing taking place. And going
back to your point about the low numbers of these
people compared to the population of the city. Most of
the times they're anonymous. And the only reason if you
listen to any Jewish historian speak or any Rabbi speak
about Jewish history, they admit that, you know, if a

(25:00):
country had Jews within it, they were wealthy. That's where
the wealth came from. Is like having those trade connections
with other people, right, because, like we were talking about earlier,
in order to trade with India, the easiest way to
do that is to have someone who knows the other
people in India who can communicate with them. It just
so happens that people doing that in India were those

(25:20):
people they were trading with Italy, like they would be
able to communicate with each other. They have these trader
a outs side up amongst each other, so the public
doesn't necessarily need to know what's even going on. They
just notice that, Okay, there's more wealth coming to this area.
You know, the term Nazi is a little bit confusing

(25:40):
because I've heard some Jewish scholars and some rabbi talk
about the term nazi referring to a person who was
kind of like an advisor to the king. So this
would be like a Jewish advice to the king. But
at the same time, the nazi is also another word
for prime minister or something like that. So it's a
little bit confusing in that context.

Speaker 1 (25:59):
But guess where this is at bro I just looked
up because he talked about how when a country has
Jewish people within it, it's considered wealthy. And one of
the main there's a lot of Jews in Puerto Rico
and this is in San Juan. They have this arena.

Speaker 6 (26:24):
Do you know, are you familiar with that area at all?

Speaker 1 (26:26):
Yeah, this is like the tourist area. This is the
is by the airport, so you literally land here and
this is by the airport.

Speaker 6 (26:35):
Interesting, so.

Speaker 1 (26:38):
Again it is it is interesting. But the the whole
thing about Puerto Rico is that if you bring your
wealth and you stay there for six six months, I
believe it is you get you don't get tax income tax,
so you don't pay income taxes if you bring all

(26:59):
your money. So what ends up happening people with money
from again, all over the world. It's not just Judish people.
They come in and they what they do is they
buy a house there. I think Jake Paul and this
other guy have houses there as well. They live in
Puerto Rico, I believe, and they The government's thinking behind

(27:20):
it is they pump money into the economy by bringing
their money over. So you go downtown San Juan and
you see, you know, new buildings and everything coming up,
even though the government has no money to sustain the infrastructure.
In Puerto Rico, it's like the electricity will go out
for days at a time sometimes because their infrastructure is

(27:41):
just that bad. But in the nicer areas, of course
they're gonna have electricity all the time. And you wonder
when you go, they go, wait, so the economy is
so bad here, why are all these buildings going up?
And it's because the people pumping money into the economy
because their incentive is they won't pay income tax. But

(28:01):
guess who does have to pay income tax the natives.
So there's this war now of people that I know
who they're pissed off at the government because they're like,
why are you giving non natives you know, a break?
But then the people who are are you know, part
of the island, they don't get a break, you know

(28:24):
what I'm saying. So, and one of the people that
I know actually owns the airport they rent this out
to the to the government, and he's one of the
ones that's very vocal about it because I've again, I've
talked to him about it, and he is pretty pissed
off because think about it being a multi millionaire in

(28:44):
a place and then you go, Okay, what the hell,
Who the hell is this person that doesn't even live here,
is not from here, and yet they get a break.
But I don't that that would cause some friction.

Speaker 6 (28:53):
Oh yeah, for sure. That's where a lot of the
the original friiction came from in some of these situation.
But yeah, my grandparents actually had to leave Puerto Rico recently,
like I think three years ago now because it was
just they're getting older and uh, you know, electricity is
going out and all the time, and stuff like that
and just impossible to take care of themselves and keep

(29:14):
the house that they had there, which I'm sad because
I never got to go visit though I was invited
a few times, but I wasn't able to go.

Speaker 1 (29:22):
Yeah, I'm gonna probably be going to Puerto Rico in
April for my birthday, so you know, I have a
ton of family that lives over there. Even now. My
family's from Bayamon, which is down right here. So this
is where my family's from, so not too far away
from San Juan, So Bayamo on is here. This is
where I was born, and then in San Juan, the

(29:44):
capital on the airport is here, so again, just interesting.
I never again, I didn't know about this sort of thing.
And it's funny because I've just seen a video about
it on I think it was Instagram or I think
it was like a YouTube short where there's a guy
driving around showing where these polls are up at. I'm
sure you've seen the video and he's like, yeah, we

(30:06):
don't carry keys around, we don't carry our driver's license,
we don't carry any anything around, but as long as
we have this thing up, we can do that.

Speaker 6 (30:12):
It's like, what, yeah, I mean there's more too, there's
more things that they can do as really a lot
of this, but that's it's almost like the face of
the operation. I guess it makes it seem so innocent,
doesn't it. It's like, oh, I don't care if these people,
if they need this, just so you can carry But
it's also just including everyone in, you know, in your

(30:35):
belief system without letting them know. Yeah, once again they
say that they don't let people know and they want
to remain anonymous, you know, because of anti Semitism and
the lack of safety and not wanting to expose themselves.

Speaker 1 (30:47):
But that that must carry some karmic repercussions too, if
you really come to think about it, you got what
I'm saying That you're operating when this within this domain
that if you would know otherwise you would disagree to.
But hey, what is it? What what they don't know
won't hurt them or however the saying goes, yeah, exactly,

(31:11):
you get what I'm saying, Like, if you need.

Speaker 6 (31:12):
It's a lack of it's like a lack of trust,
it's like a lack of like thinking people can't handle
these types of situations. But but also just the idea
that someone could be opposed to it or say no
or it exposes you know who exactly these people are,
like because right now, like I said, you can just
remain anonymous. They have it. They have this thing which
is called a kennui, which is a normal name that

(31:35):
they can use that is not their holy name, right
so it's called an It's called a kenuy k i
n n u i. And then the other the name
that they actually have is called a shim Kodesh or
shim hoo kodesh, which is like a holy name. This
ties into the whole like converso thing or like the

(31:55):
people who are you know, basically pretending to be one
religion but actually practice another. Yeah, but this but this stuff,
this stuff in America really isn't that old. I mean,
the first rabbi didn't even come to America until eighteen forty,
which is completely fascinating because the earliest some of the

(32:16):
earliest people in the Americas were Jewish because they were
unable to be to be citizens for example, like in
the UK or in the Netherlands, so they would get
charters from the kings and that would allow them to
go to the United States create start these trade organizations
or companies and basically be citizens since they couldn't do

(32:39):
that at home. And I want to share. I want
to share this fast. Like it's this letter from this
woman called Rebecca Samuel who's arriving arriving in the late
seventeen hundreds to America, So like towards the end of
seventeen hundreds, she's arriving in America, and this is what

(33:00):
she describes when she sees one second.

Speaker 1 (33:02):
And I want to also discuss that part about because
this is what fuels a lot of conspiracies, especially the
whole posing under one religion but in fact having a
whole different set of beliefs. You know, that's something that
comes a lot with the talk of the Chosen People

(33:23):
and all this stuff where I've heard it put that
they took over all the right there they're posing as
this that's the whole Synagogue Satan thing, right where they're
posing as this one thing. But deep down even their
books say, like for example, the town. When I was
watching a video the other day where there was a
guy trying to make sense of what the Townwood was saying,

(33:46):
I believe it was the town would the one that
says all the crazy stuff that people horn.

Speaker 6 (33:50):
Was it the guy walking around in Israel? Because if
that is, I think I saw that video too, and
it was insane.

Speaker 1 (33:56):
Yeah, I think so. I was like from like ten
years ago or so, I was like really old.

Speaker 6 (34:00):
And he walks up, he walks up to the rabbi
and asks him like if non Jews are servants, and
then there's like a bunch of kids there, like not kids,
but I guess like young adults are like late teenage
people studying in the Shiva, and they openly say yes.
Like I wanted to show that clip actually tonight, but
I'm not sure. I don't think it get copyrighted. But
it's just like a quick clip of them of him

(34:21):
asking the questions and they basically admit that yes. They
like say they say something along the lines of yes,
you're serving us in certain ways, because they like say
something about like sitting back and letting everyone do all
the dirty work, and.

Speaker 1 (34:34):
You're supposed to treat dogs better than like the non Yeah, yeah,
I've seen that, like, and they were trying to make
sense of it. He's like, oh, well, you know the
people who was asking He's like, well, you don't you're
not supposed to take it literally, and it tells you
in this exact book that anyone trying to read this
those things are put in there to misguide them or

(34:55):
something or other like that, like almost like an ocult
blind like ha ha, you know some of this stuff
is about to be satirical or comical. It's not to
be taken literally.

Speaker 6 (35:05):
That is that is kind of true. I agree with
that for the Talmud. It's it's kind of like a
It can be taken out of context extremely easily. So
there's it's because it's a it's an argument amongst multiple people,
sometimes over hundreds of years, people that never met each other.
So like a guy would write something six hundred years
ago and six hundred years later, someone's gonna argue with them.
He can't respond, but the argument's in there. A lot

(35:28):
of rabbi and Jewish historians compare the Talmud to something
like Shakespeare, with like the way that there's such deep
embedded humor in some of the parts to where it's
like almost an inside joke. So I can see how
there's a little bit of validity to that.

Speaker 1 (35:43):
But but you see how it looks.

Speaker 6 (35:45):
Though, yeah, it does. It looks, it looks really bad
most of the time. I agree with you, and I
just I just think, well, you said something earlier about uh,
you know, people taking over certain religions and pretending to
be like basically practicing early and pretending to be part
of that religion, but they're actually not. I think the
same thing happened with Judaism. That's my genuine belief. I

(36:06):
think that even within Judaism, you have this initiated class
who is responsible for these basically everything we've been looking
at so far. Because like I said, there were no
rabbi in America until eighteen forty. So I'm closing that,
by the way, that was the Amendment. So there was
there were no rabbi in America until eighteen forty when
the first rabbi came over, right. So this let me

(36:28):
share this letter real quick to make the point of
what I'm trying to say. Okay, So this is Rebecca
Samuel speaking in seventeen ninety one, a letter to her
parents as she's arriving in America. Dear and worthy parents,
you cannot not imagine what kind of Jews they have
here in Virginia. They are all German itinerants who made
a living by begging in Germany. They came to America

(36:50):
during the war as soldiers, and now they wouldn't recognize themselves.
One can make a good living here and all live
in peace. Anyone can do what he wants. There is
no rabbi in all of America to issue a harem
against anyone. So that last sentence is the most important part.
There's no rabbi in America to issue a harem against anyone.

(37:11):
So what does that imply, Well, it could imply a
few things. One, people who were Jewish coming to America
were trying to escape from something. What were they trying
to escape from? The rabbinet? The best thing the people
who control every aspect of your life, to the point
to where this is how you're supposed to brush your teeth,
this is how you're supposed to drink water, this is
how you're supposed to do this is how you're supposed

(37:31):
to do that. And you can get so tedious that
if someone dislikes you or anything happened, you're excommunicated from
the community forever. You know something that's incredibly fascinating that
I blew my mind the first time I heard This
is that when in the late seventeen hundreds or early
eighteen hundreds, when Napoleon was conquering the Mediterranean doing stuff

(37:51):
like that, he was blown away when he got to
these cities, these popular cities, the trade cities, and he
saw these walled enclosures. Who was inside of it? He asked,
who are these people? What are they doing? Oh? Those
are the Jews. Why are they in there? Because the
rabbi told this is where the rabbi made a deal
with the government to make these people live in here.
So you have these elite people within Judaism who are

(38:13):
above the other Jews, who are making deals with the
government to put all the other Jews into basically a ghetto.
They call them ghettos straight up, like you're here in
World War two. So Napoleon's like, no, no, what, we
have to end this. So he went ahead and started
emancipating the Jews all throughout the Mediterranean area. Where As
he was conquering all the areas, he was emancipating the Jews.
So you could see a reflection to him being someone

(38:35):
like Cyrus the Great who was called the Messiah and
his time for doing similar things emancipating the Jews, are,
you know, allowing them to rebuild the temple. So Napoleon
was actually going to try and rebuild the temple in
Jerusalem and bring back the sand Hedron. He had all
the Jews come to France to have like this big meeting.
He's like, give me in contact with the most important people,
because we need to figure out what's going on, figure

(38:57):
out if we can get the sand Hendron going again. Basically,
so all these people came together, they're going to put
back to San Heedrum and it just ended up never
happening because of multiple reasons, you know, because there's certain
groups within Judaism who only want certain like it needs
to happen in a certain way, right, Like the criteria
has to be met in a certain ways. So if
someone like Napoleon comes along he doesn't meet the criteria.

(39:18):
For these people, they'll do everything possible to make sure
it doesn't happen. Right.

Speaker 1 (39:24):
Yeah, I had no idea about this, bro. Did you
know that they stole Napoleon's penis? Do you ever see
about that?

Speaker 6 (39:32):
What the hell? What? What's the story of that?

Speaker 1 (39:40):
I'll tell you right now. You're so Napoleon's penis. Napoleon's
penis was allegedly amputated during an autopsy shortly after his
death in eighteen twenty one. Since then, it has passed
several through several owners, including this guy here, American scholar
The Rare Books, who exhibit it in New York in

(40:02):
nineteen twenty seven, and was purchased by John K. Latimer
in nineteen seventy seven and is still owned in his family.
It was described as similar to a piece of leather
or small shriveled ear, and it was it was pretty
small from the picture that I've seen the picture. Yeah,
so there's let me see if I can show it.

(40:23):
I'm gonna pull it up on my end.

Speaker 6 (40:25):
Man, they violated him. I don't. I don't know if
you should show it, but they violate. That's messed up.
So the guy bought it in nineteen seventy four, he's
the latest one.

Speaker 1 (40:32):
It's not it's not like bro, it looks weird like
it's it's not. You wouldn't know it's a penis unless
I told you it was a penis. So here, let
me pull it up because it looks really bizarre. Okay,
So so this is Napoleon's penis. Okay, that thing right there.

Speaker 6 (40:54):
Wow, that's it looks like a chicken foot or something.

Speaker 1 (40:57):
Yeah, he was really packing heat. Seems like the body
of a man who, for better or for works, so
profoundly changed the history of the world presses almost magical
or so think about this. Think about this because we
talk about like the head Jon the Baptist, the bones
of Geronimo, like all these weird things that we've heard about,

(41:20):
like people collecting, because they have this sort of magical undertone.
And Napoleon is one of those guys that, right, he
would have taken over the world. Essentially, he was very,
very decorated, and obviously he's doing this as well, like
the whole thing of Mancipe, which in my opinion, was
this a good thing or bad thing? This is kind

(41:40):
of sort of sympathizing with them.

Speaker 6 (41:41):
No, yeah, I mean, like everything was going good, but
then people around him were, which you could argue that
some of them are curversos, are doing whatever, because like
I said, there's that elite class of people who are
in every religion who seem to be initiated into a
completely different religion. Maybe we can get into some of that,
but basically, people were saying like, oh, you can't try,

(42:03):
you can't. There's a reason that we uh, you know,
we didn't we didn't emancipate them before. So he started
kind of listening to those people and then called them together,
like I said, and he like asked them. I think
it was ten questions basically, like asking him, you know,
do you believe in news Rea? Can a non Jew

(42:26):
Marria Jew? Like stuff like that that's very important, Like
would you serve France before your own religion? Mmmm? Like
stuff like that. Like there was like a very important
like it was a very detailed process of trying to
figure this stuff out. Well, one thing led to another eventually,
you know, things didn't necessarily go as planned, and the
temple wasn't rebuilt, a san Hedrin wasn't re established, and
there were restrictions put back on the Jews, which you

(42:48):
could you could argue that that does play a role
and why he wasn't successful eventually. But well, you know,
you also have to think about the rock Child situation
as well and stuff like that.

Speaker 1 (42:56):
So allegedly he had made a deal with the devil,
the little Red Man is who he was making deals with.
But I don't think he told him anything about emancipating
the Jews. But apparently, you know, some people objectified to
the point where they referred to the emperor in a
proclamation as the Antichrist and the enemy of God. So
in order to destroy the foundations of the churches of Christendom,

(43:19):
the Emperor or the French has invited into his capital
all the Judaics Judaic synagogues, and he furthermore intends to
be to found a new Hebrew.

Speaker 6 (43:32):
Yeah, that's what I was talking about. The san Hedrin,
it was a council of elders that was basically the setup.
It's very similar to the Senate, very similar to those types.

Speaker 1 (43:41):
Of the same council that the Christian Bible states condemned
to death by crucifixion the revered figure. Whoa, dude, that's
kind of wild. Have you really come to think about it?

Speaker 6 (43:54):
Right? Because God?

Speaker 1 (43:57):
Sorry, so, Chancellor Clemens von Metternich, I feel that the
Jews will believe Napoleon to be their promise Messiah Lutheran.

Speaker 6 (44:07):
Some did, some did. Let me show you this article
real quick. I pulled it up. This is from the
This is from a French newspaper in seventeen ninety nine.
So this is an actual report from a French newspaper
talking about Napoleon what he's doing. So it says Jews,

(44:30):
I'm sorry, Bonaparte has published a proclamation which he invites
all the Jews of Asia and Africa to come and
unite under his banners to re establish ancient Jerusalem.

Speaker 1 (44:42):
How the hell are you reading that?

Speaker 6 (44:43):
I have a translation of it.

Speaker 1 (44:45):
Oh, I was like, what that you can read that?
What is that French?

Speaker 6 (44:50):
Yeah, it's French. I definitely can't read French.

Speaker 1 (44:53):
The Habitans, the Environs de Damas Sant and insurrection Conte. Yeah,
so I can read those shit.

Speaker 6 (45:03):
Bro, But you can just basically see, you know, you
can kind of make out a little bit because it
says Jerusalem right here, you know. But yeah, I can
share this if you want, you put into the chat.
It's definitely a legit source from seventeen ninety nine talking
about this. However, when you look into this, it's going
to say that this was a false report. This never happened.

(45:24):
But all the other issues every other day in history,
this newspaper was one d per correct. But just this
one little area here, this is of course not Yeah,
of course this wasn't correct, right, So.

Speaker 1 (45:36):
They're saying that it wasn't true that he did that.

Speaker 6 (45:40):
Yeah, they're saying that he never was going he never
intended to establish ancient Jerusalem. But as you just read
in Wikipedia or whatever that was, it was talking about
him bringing back the sand Heedrum, which ties into re
establishing ancient Jerusalem.

Speaker 1 (45:55):
Right, Well, it says citation needed. So there is no
source for this.

Speaker 6 (46:02):
Technically, there's there a sources for sure. I mean I've
read about it. I've heard multiple Jewish historians talking about it.
I've heard secular historians talking about it. There are sources, so,
but yeah, very interesting stuff.

Speaker 1 (46:20):
Napoleon had more influence on the Jews in Europe than
detailed in his decrees. By breaking up the feudal castes
of Mid Europe and introducing the equality of the French Revolution,
he achieved more for Jewish emancipation than had been accomplished
in the three preceding centuries. As part of recognizing the
Jewish community, he established a National Israelite Consistory in France.

(46:41):
It was intended to serve as a centralizing authority for
Jewish religious and community life. Napoleon implemented several other regional
constitute consistuaries throughout the French Empire, as well as the
Israelite Consistuary serving as the lead consistuary. Okay, a lot
of consistories there. It had the responsibly have overseen the

(47:01):
various regional consistuaries. Okay, I heard you like consistories. So
we've put more consistiories in your consistiaries to make sure
that you can consituate while you consituate. So okay, all right, dude,
this is crazy.

Speaker 6 (47:15):
Have you so? One thing that's interesting about this whole
connection is that, you know, the setup of the French
Republic under Napoleon or if you want to call it
an empire eventually when he became emperor, Like, it's very
very similar to are we allowed to talk about World
War Two? Yeah, it's very It's very similar to the
way that the Germans were behaving during World War Two

(47:37):
with the Marshall batons, the Roman Salute, the iconography, the
Triumph Parade, stuff like that. You know, this is completely
insane to say, but it's what I think about on
a regular basis. Is where my research is kind of
leading me. I genuinely, I'm starting to think that world

(48:01):
War two was a similar situation when it comes to emancipation.
And I know that sounds insane because you get the
narrative that the Germans were trying to exterminate those people. However,
when we're talking about earlier about this secret or religion
and what they believe in and stuff like that, it
seems like the Germans were practicing that secret religion. But

(48:27):
the only problem with that is they're doing it out
in the open where everyone can see it. So you
know what happens to the initiated when they reveal the secrets, right,
they're killed, like they're no longer you're not allowed to
reveal this stuff. What it seems like happened to me
is that these people, the Germans, were basically practicing trying
to practice the initiated rituals and the initiated religion out
and open and allow everyone to join them, when there's

(48:50):
a group of people who only wants it to be exclusive.
I mean, if you look at the I can't remember
the numbers if I if I would have known we
were talking about this, I would have put together. But
the amount of Jewish people serving in the German military
higher ups, whatever you want to like, any any position
in the military is astronomical. You never hear about this,
but there are so many examples. It's literally insane, like

(49:15):
the honorary Arians. So but yeah, I think that there's
something very wrong with the narrative of World War Two.
I think even some of the narratives put out there
kind of trying to distract from this whole bringing this
religion to the public, because this is in the first

(49:35):
time in history we've seen this type of thing happen.

Speaker 1 (49:40):
So apparently there was a decree that was passed that
in nineteen thirty five issued a decree that only Aryan
could serve in the military. However, some half Jews quarter
Jews were required to serve them in the military the Warmuch.
But if you can look here, apparently there was is

(50:00):
up to one hundred and fifty thousand men deemed to
be of Jewish ancestry served in the Warmatch, which is
the Unified arm Right.

Speaker 6 (50:09):
The war mat Yeah, okay.

Speaker 1 (50:12):
During World War Two, despite the openly and aggressively anti
Semitic policies of Nazi Germany, the policy towards Mischling personnel
throughout the war was erratic. Omblivant Amblevant ambivalent, ambivalent, What
does that mean? Ambivalent? I'm sure it's something bad and
contradictory among them personnel, Jewish admirals, generals. Around twenty soldiers

(50:38):
of Jewish and received the Knights Cross of the Iron
Cross is a highest awards in the military, and this
is again during World War Two.

Speaker 6 (50:49):
Yes, there's a lot more to it. There's a I'll
see if I can pull up a list, but there's
a there are like I'm talking like high higher higher ups,
or just they were Jewish and you know they got
the past. But I mean it's also said that, you know,
in somewhere like the Austrian painter guy he was he

(51:10):
was also allegedly you.

Speaker 1 (51:13):
Know, I want to talk about this secret religion, this
thing that you're hinting at, that they were practicing this,
because this is really interesting, right, this occulted religion, if
you will. And every time I think about anything that
has to do with this sort of history, I always
think of this guy or as abatis Hev, where people

(51:35):
were saying, again they were openly taking on this religion,
but in reality, behind in the hidden, in the occulted,
they were practicing something else, which was a lot more,
which was a lot darker than is let on to believe.
And the way I've come to understand is pretty much

(51:55):
redemption through sin. And I think that there's a book
named that too.

Speaker 6 (51:58):
By the way, Yeah, that's a Robert Zeffer's book. Oh so.

Speaker 1 (52:06):
I've never have you read it?

Speaker 6 (52:08):
No, I haven't, but I would read it. I just
never had the chance. It's not online for free, and
I've just never thought about buying it. But if if
anyone wants to just learn a little bit quickly about
some of the Austrian painters Jewish Soldiers, there's a channel
called Mark Felton Productions. He's a historian who kind of

(52:29):
sheds light on a lot of mainstream history, but in
a way where he's adding more to the conversation. He
stills not outside the box really, but he does, you know,
change the narrative a lot of times with the information
he finds because he has access to like the Royal Library,
he has special permission. But anyways, he has a video
called the Austrian Painters Jewish Soldiers. I'm not going to
say his name just so I know you're trying to,
you know, get money and stuff like that. But so

(52:52):
about this religion. Right, so there is a do.

Speaker 1 (52:54):
You want to copy of this book? I got a
copy of it. Sure, thanks, all right, let me pull
it from here. I got I got connections to where
I got Yeah, I got a PDF of it. Okay,
I got it. Okay, all right, I'm gonna get it

(53:15):
for you because I got to hear.

Speaker 6 (53:18):
Contin as far as this religion goes. So, there's a
book that was from sometime in the nineteenth century called
the Aryan Household, which has been renamed to the Indo
European Households by a guy named William hearn So. In
this book, it was used as a basis for some

(53:40):
of the religion practice during you know, World War II Germany.
In this book, it talks about the eternal flame, the
hearth fire, being the most important thing every household. They're
responsible for keeping that hearth fire running at all times. Basically,
this is very similar to I don't remember all the

(54:01):
details off on the top of my head, I'm sorry,
but it's very similar to what I've read. Like the
makeup of the household in this situation is very similar
to the household makeup according to the Talmud and all
these rabbinic laws oral laws passed down throughout history. It's
also similar to you know, ancient Roman religion, Zoroastrianism. All
these religions seem to have this concept of the eternal flame.

(54:23):
And I'm pretty sure that the Olympics, like, the first
time the eternal flame was lit at the Olympics was
during the one those hotued in Berlin or whatever in
the nineteen thirties. So they're bringing back that tradition from
allegedly ancient Rome. So I would suggest reading that book

(54:45):
a little bit and you can kind of get an
idea of what they what their Practicingly. It's been about
a year since I've read it. I don't remember all
the details, unfortunately, but this religion just seems to be
to revolve around the eternal flame. For whatever reason. There's
from what I can understand, it represents female goddess, but

(55:12):
it's it's even in the Catholic Church they have they
have these eternal flames that burn inside of the Catholic Church.

Speaker 1 (55:19):
But which goes again against everything that's been taught since
the beginning of time. And it seems like a lot.

Speaker 7 (55:28):
Of these.

Speaker 1 (55:31):
These ancient cults, if you will, or ancient religions a
lot of them revolve around worshiping a female goddess of
some sorts of female counterpart, right Well, for the Gnostics
it was Sophia, and for other religions it's other ones
that you can sure you can name.

Speaker 6 (55:52):
But so.

Speaker 1 (55:55):
You said, uh, it's here World War two Memorial, East Berlin.
So what are they supposed to be the keepers of
this eternal flame.

Speaker 6 (56:07):
Within the temple in Israel? What inside of the holiest
of holy is the area where only the high priests
can go. There's a there's a constant flame burning. That's
I don't know exactly what the significance of the flame is.
I'm gonna be honest with you. I'm still trying to
learn and figure out what that is. But you see
it all over the world. In Japan they have the

(56:28):
same thing, except it's a high priestess that goes in
there and attends to it. And it's just really strange stuff.
I made. I made a video about this not too
long ago. I'm trying to find some of some of
the stuff that I looked at in that video.

Speaker 1 (56:43):
Because this right here is the first ever book that
I read on Manly P. Hall and it's, uh, you know,
the initiates of the flame. And again I similar to you,
I don't understand one hundred percent. But it's got some
interesting Masonic connotations if you will, and Masonic iconography, and obviously,

(57:08):
right you got the the symbols here right, that are interesting.
But yeah, if you read this, I read this probably
like two or three years ago, now, right, it talks
about the you know, the greatest mystery schools the world
is a school room of God and it just goes
through this whole thing and it doesn't really give you

(57:31):
a full breakdown and that and that's it. Again, that's
part of it, because again it's a mystery. That's what
it's supposed to be. Only the initiates know about it. Right.
But here, right here in the Bible we find many
references made to the sacred flames, which were used as
one form of devotion by the ancient Israelites. The altar

(57:52):
of offerings is as old as the human race and
dates from the time when the first man himself out
of the midst of the ancient Lumeria. So now we
start getting into kind of sort of what the allegedly
the Nazis were into, right, weren't they trying to find
Shimbala and trying to find the center of the Earth.

(58:13):
Isn't that where the Chosen people, right, the Ariyans and
all that allegedly came from.

Speaker 6 (58:19):
Yeah, the Onna Nerbe was like specifically in charge of
trying to figure out some of these esoteric secrets.

Speaker 1 (58:26):
So, because you brought up a really interesting connection that
I never even thought about that where and again, of
course I've I've heard that World War two was in
a cult war, right, and by a cult like you know,
magical and nature, because the Nazis and the Vrail and
all that, like, they were into some sort of stuff.

(58:46):
They were into some they were into some they were
into the occult bro I mean, that's what they were Allegedly.
He was looking for artifacts, the Holy Grail and all
these different things, and there was you. It's Star Wars specifically.
Just isn't the movie Indiana Jones about that.

Speaker 6 (59:05):
I've actually never seen it, but I'm very interested in
saying it because I did know that it was about
some of that stuff and with seeing what they would
talk about.

Speaker 1 (59:15):
But here so in Indiana Jones Raiders of the Lost Arc. Oh,
he has fought Nazis in many of his movies, including
Raiders of Lost Arc, The Last Crusade, and The Dial
of Destiny. Huh. He recognizes that they threat the threat
they posed to archaeology in the United States nce he's

(59:38):
wanted to use historical artifacts to support their theories of
racial superiority. I wanted to use mystical artifacts.

Speaker 6 (59:46):
That's one of the biggest lies about World War Two
as well, that the Axis Army was one of the
most diverse armies in all of history. Like it had
nothing to do with race whatsoever. I don't know. It's
just let's see they were.

Speaker 1 (01:00:09):
I'm trying to find some stuff here. Let's look all right,
all right, let's step away from the movies and see
exactly what they were trying to to find. They were
fascinated with vehicle.

Speaker 6 (01:00:25):
They're trying to find the spear that pierced Jesus Aside
was one thing they're trying to find.

Speaker 1 (01:00:32):
Historians say that Hitler was a dabbler in the Black Arts,
and many have been and may have been a Satanist.
Hitler was interested in pre Christian religions of Northern Europe
and believed that modern pagan religions could replace Christianity in Germany.
Excavated ancient sites, especially those they believe were sacred to
their ancestors. I mean, you're gonna have to take this

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side of history literally as well, right, because if they
were into this sort of stuff, and then if you
tied it into like your theory of hey, they were
practicing this ancient mystery that out in the open when
it was allegedly reserved for only a certain group of people.
And doesn't this fall in line with I believe it

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magic to take over the world and that they rewrote
history with that, and I don't know, it kind of
kind of would make sense to me if it all
has been manipulated to a certain extent, you know what
I mean. And that was one of the first minded
real videos I saw. It was about I forgot which
video it was. It was a long time ago.

Speaker 6 (01:04:36):
I think it was like the Tartaria Part one video.
They never came They never came back to that concept
ever again, which is disappointing because it was interesting because
I remember that that too. I was like, what I
was looking forward to the coming back here, and they
never came back to It was like, what the hell happened?

Speaker 1 (01:04:53):
Yeah, So Nazi archaeology a feel of pseudo archaeology led
and encouraged by various Nazi leaders and and who the
hell are these guys.

Speaker 6 (01:05:03):
That's what I was talking about earlier on in URBAD.
They're the ones who were trying to figure out, you know,
find shambal and stuff. They went over so bet stuff
like that and very interesting stuff. There's some videos on
the Internet archive or what's the other one called, can't remember,
but they have some footage of these expraditions that they did.

(01:05:24):
They're measuring the people's heads and stuff like that. Like
they call it studio pseudo archeology and pseudoscience, but it's
like it's legit, just people doing their job, like some
of the most respected minds in the world doing their
job and like trying to find information. It's not pseudo
at all because you even know like the Germans were
known for being some of the smartest people during this

(01:05:45):
time period, during like the late eighteen hundreds to the
mid the mid nineteen hundreds. They were some of the
smartest people. That's why they brought over all the scientists
after you know, World War Two, and yeah, the other
half went to Russia. But yeah, not pseudoscience.

Speaker 1 (01:06:05):
It's just not a good look, right, Yeah, bringing over
the right project paper clip, bringing over all the they're
scientists to allegedly put us on the moon, right, that
was like the whole thing. One of von Braun was
a high ranking Nazi that was in helped establish NASA.

Speaker 6 (01:06:27):
That's where the whole argument I was making earlier comes
into play. It's like that it's it's people who were fight,
Like it wasn't the war that they presented to us.
That's why, because you know, they don't really it's like
completely forbidden for these people to kill each other. It's
like I think that video you were talking about earlier

(01:06:48):
where they asked the questions about the tam to the
Jewish people in Israel, they even mentioned this. They say,
like there's no possible way that a Jew would kill
another another Jew, which we could using the context of
what we're talking about. We're not saying Jews, were saying
people who are initiated, because the laws talking about this
come from the initiates. They're they're the ones. These laws

(01:07:09):
didn't exist, if you believe mainstream history. They didn't really
exist until after the fall of the Second Temple, which,
in my opinion, was likely a false flag, one of
the earliest false flag in history to basically hijack the
religion and change it to because if you listen to
Jewish historians or people talk today, they'll say openly that
if people were practicing the original Judaism today and be

(01:07:32):
heretical because it's so different. So these people came in,
the rabbi who were basically like they wanted to take control.
They wanted to take power. They weren't allowed to because
you had the lead bytes and the Cohens and stuff
like that, the people who were hereditary leaders of the
san Hedrin and stuff like that. So you had the

(01:07:52):
rabbi come along, and you know, they wanted to get power.
So the best way to do that is to get
rid of the temple and introduce the oral law as
the law, because now you can no longer follow the
laws when the temple. There's certain laws you follow when
the temples here, and there's certain laws you follow when
the temple's gone. And who made the laws when the

(01:08:13):
Temple's gone? The new people, the rabbi who were called
stads before this.

Speaker 1 (01:08:20):
Yikes, dude, Yeah, I don't know what to think of
all this. The primary focus of the Thule Society was
a claim concerning the origins of the Aryan race. In
nineteen seventy, people who wanted to join the Germanic Order,
out of which the Thule developed in nineteen eighteen had
to sign a special blood declaration of faith concerning their
lineage blood every content the signer hereby swear, to the

(01:08:41):
best of his knowledge, I believe that no Jewish or
colored blood flows in either his or his wife's veins,
and that among their ancestors are no member of the
colored races. And they were trying again. The Thule SoC
Iet identified Utima Thule as a loss chent Land mass
in the extreme north and near Greenland or Iceland, which

(01:09:03):
is interesting because the whole Greenland thing going on right
now with Trump. Yeah, and said by Nazimistics to be
the capital of ancient Hyperborea, which again is like a
sort of hollow Earth type of thing, right, this mystical land,
Shambala all that stuff.

Speaker 6 (01:09:27):
WHOA, I didn't. I didn't know that the Thought Society
was based on race. I haven't looked into it too much.
It's really strange.

Speaker 1 (01:09:37):
Yeah, it was one of their main supporters of like here,
dedicated to finding archaeological evidence of the superty of Germanic
culture and of Atlantis, was given plenty of support by
the Thule Society, with support given back in turn to
the Society by the organization. So pure blooded Nordic people
of Atlantis and the Semites or Jewish people to him,

(01:10:00):
only the Germanic people brought culture to the world, while
Jews brought evil.

Speaker 6 (01:10:06):
Yeah, that's yeah. I don't know. It seems like it's
kind of in the context of what I'm trying to describe,
it seems like it's almost like a false flag. I
do believe that well over time, like over time, they
they basically move from group to group as their main
I guess you could say operation area of operation, and

(01:10:26):
currently it seems like they're using the Jews for that
to accomplish that, because it's they're kind of throwing them
under the bus, is what I'm trying to say. So
by the time that something bad happens to the Jews,
you know, they can just move on to the next group.
It's it's nothing lost for them. And then you know,
because you know they've done this with Christianity as well.

(01:10:48):
You think about the Knights Templar, or the Jesuits and
stuff like that. You know, they were presented very badly
at certain times. Then you have like the Illuminati or
you know, all these these different organizations that the Freemasons
at certain times were the main base of this initiated
religion or at least the face of the operation to
where someone can be held accountable for what's going on.

(01:11:11):
By the time people figure out what's going on, they
just move on to the next the leaders at least
move on to the next you know, organization. So that's
where you get kind of like the average Jew, say,
for example, Jews. You get like the average Jew who
knows about the talent, who knows about all these readings,
but they're still not in the upper echelon of this
initiated religion. So while it may appear that you know,

(01:11:35):
these average Jews do believe some of the same things.
They're they're literally just doing what they're told to an
extent right, and they're they're also being tricked by whoever.
You know it from my understanding, which is probably wrong,
but there's a theory that these people come from, like

(01:11:55):
an ancient tribe called the Kennites, which were when allegedly,
when As was exiled, he he went out met up
with these the Kenites and married into the family, then
brought them They had weapons that were able to help
Moses come back and con and you know, conquer the
land or whatever. So this is kind of like I

(01:12:16):
guess the origin of this initiated religion because this is
where he came in. Like some of the ideas of
like the East came into the religion, like Zoroastrianism and
some of this flame worship and all a lot of
stuff comes in. I mean, I don't know all of
us top of my head, but you know, it's impossible
to remember everything. But so it just doesn't seem like

(01:12:38):
it's a It just doesn't seem like it's a Jewish things.
I just want to make that clear. Basically.

Speaker 1 (01:12:42):
Yeah, yeah, I know, they're they're they're the scapegoat. But
I've always wondered why we do fund them so much
and have to send money over and even a lot
of Jews that I know, they're very adamant about, Hey,
we have to support them every year. We have to
send in our tithing or whatever it is that they
send over there to support them. And it's like, wait

(01:13:04):
a minute. And and dude, they they almost always have money.
They always, like all the ones I've met, always have money.
And it's like, again wondering to myself, is like, if
you're the most oppressed peoples in history, how do you
control so much of the of the money?

Speaker 6 (01:13:21):
Right?

Speaker 7 (01:13:24):
Yeah?

Speaker 6 (01:13:24):
I mean, like I was saying earlier, the main people
who've oppressed them throughout history until very recently were always
their own leaders. It was always their own leadership putting
it into the ghettos. There was always their own leadership
putting under the strict roles, making it so they can't
leave the city at night, like something as simple as that.
It was always their own leadership doing this. We talked
about this a little bit last time we chatted. There's

(01:13:45):
a guy named Uriel DaCosta who was a converso, but
he didn't know that he was Jewish, so he was
born into a Christian family. He studied the Bible extensively.
He went to college to kind of like cantinue that
when he found out that he was Jewish. So this
kind of changes and he flips his world upside down.

(01:14:06):
So he started looking at the Bible again from a
new perspective, and he's like, wow, this if I'm Jewish,
this is amazing because this is a poinding to the Bible.
This is how the Jews live. We're such a noble,
amazing people. So he ends up moving to eventually to
the Netherlands. I forget where he went first, but he
was so disenfranchised by what he saw when he got
there that he ended up calling out people around him,

(01:14:29):
right because he's thinking, like, this isn't the way the Jews,
because you had the rabbi at this time, you had
all these weird rules I'm talking about that were never
in the Bible. They're all or like, they're all set
up by the rabbi or the oral tradition. So he
goes there and he's basically an outcast, and he keeps
calling people out like, no, this isn't how we're supposed
to be living. So he ends up, you know, getting

(01:14:52):
a harem against some multiple times and they let him back,
but they do they humiliate him completely, like every time
he gets accepted back in his community, because he doesn't
want to be alone. He wants to be a part
of You need at least ten Jewish people to be
able to do prayer, by the way, like to fulfill
what you the basics of being a Jew, you have
to live in an area with at least ten at

(01:15:13):
least ten Jews so you can accomplish everything you need
to do. So if you're excommunicated, you are pretty much screwed.
So he wanted to keep coming back the community even
though he wasn't a fan of what was taking place.
So long story short, the last time that he came
back to the community, they humility and humiliated him so
badly that he took his own life. But before he

(01:15:35):
took his own life, he wrote a book called Example
of a Human Life, which is one of my favorite
books of all time. It's it's such a like a
an insight into kind of what we're talking about here
about how different the religion is to what it's supposed
to be.

Speaker 1 (01:15:51):
Do you think maybe by by their own peoples, limiting
them with their or e la costa. Is it like
different schools of thought that are like a warring faction
of some sorts.

Speaker 6 (01:16:07):
Yeah, I mean the warring it's it's it's not even
really warning because like I said, they don't really kill
each other. But it's like I have this right. It's
like the way we should run things.

Speaker 5 (01:16:16):
You know.

Speaker 6 (01:16:16):
Some people want to practically publicly example the Germans during
World War two or other people. Some people want it
to be exclusive. Some people have this calendar. Some people
have that calendar. Some people, you know, they're just it's
just like anything else, has factions within within it, but
they're at the end of the day, they all respect
each other and get along because they see themselves as

(01:16:38):
either a certain bloodline or they see themselves as a
certain family or whatever. There's multiple perspectives on this, but yeah,
the calendar. The calendar thing is also interesting, like have
you ever heard of have you ever heard of the
cosmic Sabbath? No, So this is the concept of every

(01:17:01):
seven every six thousand years, there's a thousand year break
for the cosmic Sabbath. And this is such a fascinating concept.
It also ties into the different calendars. So remind me
of that if you. If you remember, I'll try to
remember too. But this ties into the different calendar is
very interesting in a very interesting way. But anyways, so basically,

(01:17:23):
there's a there's a belief that every six thousand years,
we enter a Sabbath thousand years. So everything that applies
to the seven day period of the Sabbath that we
talked about earlier, you know, starting or getting ready early,
stuff like that, it all ties into this. So see

(01:17:49):
what should I read the verse?

Speaker 1 (01:17:50):
I don't know, yeah, ready, because I've never heard about
this before. And apparently AI. Some people believe that AI
could lead a cosmic Sabbath for people no longer have
to work.

Speaker 6 (01:18:01):
Yeah, that's exactly, No, that's that's literally exactly what it
what it is like, it's a so.

Speaker 1 (01:18:06):
They can focus on spiritual things and no longer have
to worry about physical work.

Speaker 6 (01:18:10):
And dude, that actually, that's the crazy thing is that
that lines up perfectly because Okay, so remember I said
something about it. It's starting early like for the Sabbath.
So when they do this, when you when you do
the Sabbath, you start six hours early. So what is
six hours early. That's one fourth of the day or sixteenth, yeah,

(01:18:31):
six twelve, eighteen twenty four, yeah, so that's one fourth
of the day. So basically what that means is that
two hundred and fifty years before the year six thousand
would be like starting the Sabbath early. So this is
the time period given by these people that the Messiah
is supposed to come right. So an interesting connection to

(01:18:55):
what you just said about AI is that in nineteen
eighty nine that was the first year that the Internet
was basically made public, and you could argue that the
Internet being made public was the first step in the
direction of the cosmic rests according to that theory of
the AI, because now you have the Internet able to
do things to you, that's leading to the technology to
create this AI who would theoretically be the ones working.

(01:19:17):
And then this this also ties into ancient history too,
or you know, theories about these lost technologies that are
found all throughout the world. Because right now I think
we're on I think we're I can't remember off the
top of my head, but I think they say that
this isn't this isn't like the first cosmic Sabbath. So
even within this cosmic Sabbath system, there's a forty nine like,
there's a forty nine thousand year one two right, so

(01:19:39):
like because seven times seven is forty nine thousand, seven
thousand times, so theoretically, once once that forty nine thousand
cycle ends, that's like the end of existence. I think
we're on like the second to last one right now,
but don't quote me on that. I forget what it is.
But teen eighty nine in in the Jewish in the

(01:20:04):
Hebrew year, can you guess what year that would be?
If I just said two hundred and fifty years before
the year six thousand would be the start of the
time of the return of the Messiah, that's fifty seven fifty,
which just so happens to be that two hundred and
fifty year mark. So, but it also extended into nineteen ninety.
Now there's a there's a weird prophecy that and some

(01:20:26):
Jewish people believe this for some reason, I completely disagree
with it. But they say that there will be all
like a fall of three rooms before the cosmic Sabbath,
and they associate the Soviet Union as the third room,
seeing as after the fall of the Byzantine Empire, which
was the second realm. They most of those people ended

(01:20:49):
up going up to Russia and forming the Orthodox Church
and stuff like that. Right, So that so with this
argument in mind, they say that since the Soviet Union
fell started following a nineteen eighty nine and did fall
in nineteen ninety, this was kind of like the ushering
end of the Messiah as well, which is really interesting

(01:21:10):
because it's like the fall of the Third Room. But
obviously we know now that you know, it was pretty peaceful,
and now Vladimir Putin's back in power, which is you know,
he has like the Soviet Anthem, the Anthem of Russia
and stuff. Again, so who knows, I don't know. It's
just very interesting.

Speaker 1 (01:21:24):
So is it supposed to be a Messiah that introduces
this thing or just the it would be brought forth after?
Does the Messiah come after or how does that work?
Because we can get into the Messiah stuff.

Speaker 6 (01:21:37):
I guess the Messiah comes.

Speaker 7 (01:21:41):
With us to correct us.

Speaker 6 (01:21:42):
Yeah, it'd be nice because this is so much. I mean,
there's people that spent thirty years like studying the stuff
who still don't know anything. So you know, it's hard
for me just being some random dude trying to explain it.
But hopefully twenty is from now, maybe maybe I'll be
more educated on it. But I guess during this two
hundred and fift years, the Messiah is supposed to come.
So there's two Messiahs. There's Messiah been David and Messiah

(01:22:05):
Ben Joseph. Messiah ben Joseph is supposed to die and
bring in Messiah Ben David. However, according to Jewish thought,
not all negative proclamations have to come true, so it's
possible for Messiah be and Joseph to like stay alive.
So there could be two Massias alive at the same time.
But it's not guarantee he will die. But this is

(01:22:30):
kind of where it gets a little weird because you
think about Messiah Ben Joseph. So Messiah's son of Joseph.
Jesus is the son of Joseph. But people also say
that Jesus is the Messiah of David.

Speaker 1 (01:22:44):
Right, mm hm.

Speaker 6 (01:22:48):
So the Messiah Been David is like the reincarnation of Adam.
So you have Adam which is without vows, a d
m Adam, which would be which is the first incarnation
of this soul. The second incarnation of the soul is David.
The third incarnation of the soul is Messiah or Mashiak.

(01:23:11):
So if you remember back in the Bible says something
about how Adam and Eve were supposed to live for
a thousand years. Well, Adam didn't end up living for
a thousand years. He left. He lived for nine hundred
and thirty years because he gave seventy years of his
life to King David, because there was a time where
God should in the future, and I guess David was
supposed to be like a miscarried or stillborn, and so

(01:23:34):
David or Adam allegedly gave up seventy years of his
life too.

Speaker 1 (01:23:38):
This is according to which uh. Which literature is a
Jewish literature. I've never heard that before.

Speaker 6 (01:23:44):
This is Jewish literature. We're talking, we're talking pretty much
all all oral tradition. And then it's the base. What
they base it on is the UH basically like the
Torah or the Old Testament. They based it on that,
and then they explain it, you know, they argue about
what it actually means, like for example, the seven year

(01:24:05):
or the seven thousand year cycle thing is explained using Genesis.
How there are there's six alphs in Genesis. One one.
So an alyph is in Jamatria, it represents one, but
it also represents one thousand, so it's like a miracle
because it's six days of creation, six Alis, six thousand years. Yeah, Sabbaths,

(01:24:30):
you know, sixth Alas. So that's just an example of
kind of like how they come to these things, is
they just you know, they use jamatria or other things
to their entire life.

Speaker 1 (01:24:39):
Is Yeah, Jamatra is a real occult practice that I
believe has power, not how the people of today are
using it, like, oh, look at this thing, you know,
three hundred and thirty three Avenue and they assassinated this

(01:24:59):
sky on there and he was also thirty three years old,
and the name ads. I don't think that's how it works.
I think it's a lot more occult than that.

Speaker 6 (01:25:09):
I agree. I think I think that the English version
of it is probably a distraction. But once again, I
don't know enough about it to say it just that's
just a good feeling, So I could be completely wrong.
But as far as the Hebrew Jamatria, like, based on
everything I've looked into and everything I've heard people talking about,
as far as these scholars, it seems very very legit

(01:25:33):
it seems like something worth learning. I'm trying to learn Hebrew.
I don't know if I ever will because I'm not
that smart unfortunately, especially when it comes to languages, but trying,
and I would love to learn Hebrew Jamatria because it
seems to tie into everything somehow. But uh yeah, so,
oh wait, we're talking about the messiahs or so basically,

(01:25:56):
I guess. So theoretically, using the thing I just said
about the seventy years of Adam, you could say that
maybe if the Messiah is supposed to be here before
the cosmic Sabbath, you could say that his seventy year
lifespan would be seventy years before the year six thousand. However,

(01:26:18):
like I said, he doesn't have to die, and there
are also two different Messiah. So basically, what's supposed to
happen according to these same sources we're discussing right now,
which is like the town the Gamara schulkonn Rock, stuff.

Speaker 7 (01:26:32):
Like that.

Speaker 6 (01:26:35):
Basically supposed happen. There' supposed to be some sort of earthquake.
And then underneath this area in Israel there's a cave
close to the Gate of Damascus. I can't remember the
name of the cave off the top of my head,
but in some of the sources it talks about the
Messiah is supposed to come out of that cave after
an earthquake and restore basically like the law of like

(01:27:00):
the law from Jerusalem all the way back up to
Damascus or something is like I can't remember the exact prophecy,
but yeah, I can you look up and see what
the name of the cave is by the gate of Damascus.
It apparently it's like a popular freem and Freemason ritual
site as well. It's an Israel But this is the yeah,

(01:27:23):
Ezekias Cave there it is, so, yeah, says Zedekia's cave.
This is allegedly, according to what we're talking about now,
where the Messiah is supposed to come out of after
some sort of earthquake, which is supposed to be taking
place within the next two hundred and fifty years from
nineteen eighty nine. So I think now we're well, we're

(01:27:45):
forty five years after that.

Speaker 1 (01:27:47):
So is this like Mith or Rosebray's supposed to come
out of the rock or what?

Speaker 6 (01:27:52):
I guess it the way the last time I read it,
something about it is said something about him coming out
like a phoenix. What the hell like it's supposed to
be like a I don't remember. I wish I could
look it up right now, but I don't remember where
it was. It's something on Sepharia dot comic, because that's
a great website. I could probably just go there and
search for it. Actually, Sepharia has all of these texts

(01:28:15):
for anyone to read in English. There's some that are
only in Hebrew, unfortunately, but most of them are available
on English. But I'll see if I can pull it
up real quick.

Speaker 1 (01:28:23):
Masonic ceremonies have been held at the Cave since the
eighteen sixties. According to Masonic ritual, King Solomon was the
first Grand Master, and I've also heard that Adam was
also one of the first uh Masons. Right in reality.
In eighteen sixty as ceremony was conducted by the past
Grand Master of the State of Kentucky. The first Masonic

(01:28:43):
lodge in the Holy Land, known as the Royal Solomon
Mother Lodge Number two nine three, man the Cave on
May seventh, eighteen seventy three. The Freemasons of Israel considered
one of the most revered sites in Masonic history. According
to the Supreme Ground Royal Arc Chapter of the State
of Israel. The site has a special meaning for mark

(01:29:04):
Master Masons in Royal Arc or arch Masons in particular.
Starting in the days of the British Mandate, the cave
was used for the ceremony of mark Master Masons, although
this practice was temporarily suspended between the years nineteen forty
eight nineteen sixty eight. The impressive ceremony of the Consecration
of the Supreme Grand Royal arch Chapter of the State

(01:29:24):
of Israel was commenced again in the spring of nineteen
sixty nine, and ever since then, the mark degree has
been performed in the cave once a year on average.
On May tenth, twenty fifteen, and Masonic Initiation was held
in the cave on the occasion of a visit of
Masons from Grand Lodge of California to Grand Lodge of Israel. Bro.

Speaker 6 (01:29:42):
What, Yeah, that's the Masonic connection. Is also interesting because
we were talking earlier about you know, these are all
they're using these different religions at different times, they basically
accomplished the same goal. Right, What can you go back
really quick? What did you say about the Israel California.

Speaker 1 (01:30:04):
In twenty fifteen. That initiation was held in the cave
on the occasion of a visit of Mason's from the
Grand Logic California to the Grand Lodge of Israel.

Speaker 6 (01:30:13):
Okay, I thought I said something about connecting, because I've
I heard something about it the earthquake being related to
California too, So I'm sorry I misheard that. But yeah,
so I found the verse.

Speaker 1 (01:30:25):
This is from the Zohar, which I never read, which
somebody told me I should check it out.

Speaker 6 (01:30:32):
It's really it's it's I've read it a few times
and like, I can't tell you almost like a single
thing and out of it because it's so confusing. Okay.
So on the day the star will be hitting, the
Holy Land will tremble forty five miles around the place
of the Holy Temple, revealing an underground cave. From this
cave will come out a blazing fire to burn the world.
And from this cave a great branch will grow out.

(01:30:53):
So the term branch here is that if you do
the jamatri of the Hebrew one, it also spells Messiah,
so they say that the branch represents Messiah. The great
branch will grow up and it will rule over the
whole world, and it will will be given the kingdom,
the Holy beings will gather to it. Then Messiah will
be revealed to the entire world. This is from Zohar
three two on two B. Some translations say Branch is

(01:31:18):
Phoenix as well, which is kind of confusing because it's like,
how do you mix up Branch in Phoenix. I I
don't get it, But.

Speaker 1 (01:31:28):
Bro, what I've never heard of this, dude.

Speaker 6 (01:31:38):
So theoretically, you know, we're but when we get to
the U six thousand, we'll be entering the age of Aquarius, right,
so it's this is like the time of no work,
like you were saying earlier. So if it's the age
of Sabbath, then the act verse itself says something about

(01:32:01):
how the world will be desolate when this happens. But
the other translation says that it's can mean that you know,
people just aren't.

Speaker 1 (01:32:11):
Working, sure, because everything's run by AI. Yeah, which one
of the main people behind the whole AI and having
robots and everything do everything for you is Elon Musk.

Speaker 6 (01:32:23):
Right. Yeah, that's another interesting aspect. There's just yeah, I mean,
there's so many things to tie into that. But so yeah,
basically I don't know. It's It's also interesting how the
if we look at this six thousand year period in
mainstream history and compare it to Genesis as well, each

(01:32:49):
one thousand year period kind of corresponds with what's taking
place in the days of creation in Genesis. If that
makes sense.

Speaker 1 (01:32:58):
Wall repeat that again.

Speaker 6 (01:33:01):
Look like if we look at the mainstream history of
the world according to the start date of the Jewish calendar,
which is like somewhere close to thirty eight hundred BC,
every one thousand year period according to mainstream history, like

(01:33:22):
if the things that happen in that time period correspond
with what takes place in Genesis during the six days
of creation. Like, for example, on the first day, you
have light, the alphabet, and kindness and grace and you know,
God says it's good and all the stuff. So the
first millennium, the first thousand years of human life, you

(01:33:42):
have the birth of civilization. You know, you have long
life spans, freedom, just kind of like the beginning of civilization.
So you have like written records or stuff, you know,
artwork left on stones, whatever. So then like second day
of creation in Genesis, you have God says it was

(01:34:04):
not a good day, right, it's like one of the
I think it's the only day in Genesis where he
says it's not good, So it represents like God judgment
or like something negative happening, or so you have division.
So in the second millennium history, which would be like
twenty seven hundred or twenty eight hundred BC to like

(01:34:30):
seventeen one hundred BC, basically a thousand years. Let just
look up the dates real quick.

Speaker 1 (01:34:36):
So in a way, Genesis would be a more occulted
it would have a more culted meaning behind it for
those again that know how to read it and decipher it.
And it makes sense that, right, the end is where
the beginning is. Yeah, so you're saying we're gonna have
a repeat of Genesis, which would be what this whole

(01:35:01):
cosmic Sabbath is about.

Speaker 6 (01:35:03):
This this repeat that would be that would be after
the Cosmic Sabbath technically, because you have the because you
have the Sabbath taking place from six thousand to seven thousand,
so then the year one thousand a game would be
the reason the actual will be starting. H So yeah, okay,
So the first millennium, according to the calendar use for
this is thirty six seventy BC to twenty six seventy BC.

(01:35:25):
So we just now we're on the second Day, which
is twenty seven sixty BC to seventeen sixty BC. So,
like I was saying, division stuff like that. So in
mainstream history you have the starting of wars, the Great
Flood takes place in this time period sixteen fifty six
or twenty one oh four, the Tower of Babbel, the
Great dispersion of peoples because uh, you know people population

(01:35:49):
was growing, people starting to argue and stuff like that.

Speaker 1 (01:35:53):
So this is how reality is going to end? Then, bro,
what you is it the singularity? Or how are you
into bring.

Speaker 6 (01:36:00):
This to me? It's almost like it's it's hard to
think about because you know, you you think, how long
have these people been in control that they know this stuff?
Because like I said, this isn't the first cosmic Sabbath
that we're on. According to them, this is I don't
remember which one we're on, but it's not the first time.

(01:36:21):
So it's almost like they're making the stuff happen intentionally,
especially if you know we're entertaining the idea, you know,
like that they they control everything, you know, the bankers
control everything. The banker's control Russia, the banker's control Ukrain.
You know what I'm saying, m h. Because we were
talking earlier about how the fall of Soviet Union light
up to this start of the the Basically, twenty five

(01:36:43):
are the one fourth before the Sabbath, right, So it's like,
are they are they intentionally making this stuff happen to
align with the prophecy itself, to make it seem like
it's legit or is it just literally happening because you
know it's it's God's will. I don't know. To me,
it's pretty scary. Obviously some of it is reaching it.

(01:37:05):
It seems like a lot of it could be reaching.
And I'm not saying I believe what they're saying. It's
just fascinating to me that when I came across this,
I'm like, holy shit, especially the part about the AI.
I was I was shocked. I was just like, you know,
this does make sense.

Speaker 1 (01:37:21):
Like sounds very new world order ish. Have you asked me?

Speaker 6 (01:37:27):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (01:37:27):
You sting in this new age? Where again are they
supposed to reign supreme? Reign supreme when when all this
is going down.

Speaker 6 (01:37:38):
Well, basically, when the Temple is rebuilt, which is part
of this the temple will have to be rebuilt. So basically,
when the temple was rebuilt, yes, there would be just
like in the old days, there'd be that elite priestly class,
which is only they're allowed to go into the inner
part of the Temple, and only the high priests is
allowed to go inside the Holy of Holies. However, everyone
else is basically going to be paying tribute to this

(01:38:01):
temple as well and be included in this right. They
basically they have this concept which is like I can't
remember the exact saying, but something along the lines of
if the other nations knew what we were doing for
them inside of the temple, they wouldn't be so suspicious
of the Jews because they had they made seventy sacrifices
a day or whatever for the seventy nations around the world.

(01:38:23):
Is what they called everyone else who's not Jewish. So
seeing as they like the seventy people who aren't seventy
nations who aren't Jewish don't believe in Judaism or whatever,
so they weren't sacrificing. So the priests were taking it
among themselves to sacrifice for all of us. That's the
type of mindset that they have in these situations. But yeah,

(01:38:45):
I don't. I mean, what do I mean, what do
you think do you think it's there's any validity to
this or do you think it's just people kind of
like one of those things like oh, this guy's the messidle,
you know, because we've had those movements all throughout modern history,
like this guy's the Messiah, this guy's a messiah of
the end of the day's coming. Blah blah blah mm hm.

Speaker 1 (01:39:02):
No, And dude, again, I know nothing about this, and
I'm coming at it from a Christian perspective, And one
of the things that never made sense to me was
that as a kid growing up, I was always under
the impression that God was coming right and he was

(01:39:23):
gonna gonna rapture everybody. And from what I'm understanding, some
I think the Jews believe that He already came and
took his people up with them, So there is no
God coming again. He is, It's already came. So that's
that's how I grew up believing. That's what I believe.

Speaker 6 (01:39:42):
I'm sure there's maybe some sex I think that way,
but I've never come across that specifically.

Speaker 1 (01:39:49):
That's what I'm saying that it's it's really interesting to
think about because you know, it's a I think it's
just another worldview that I'm and I'm trying to draw
the correlations between everything and how this could write the
connections between what I know and what has been presented

(01:40:09):
to us, And I try and whenever I'm learning about
something new, I always try and connect the dots of
like how is this similar to the say, the the
Gnostics or whatever it is. And the only way I
can make correlations is like, Okay, well this is like
a new age that's being born. But for what purpose?
You know what I'm saying, Like, what's what's the end

(01:40:31):
goal of all this?

Speaker 7 (01:40:33):
Is it?

Speaker 1 (01:40:33):
Because once the temple is built, then what.

Speaker 6 (01:40:39):
Exactly? That's what That's kind of what I was thinking too.
It's like, yeah, it's like, what's the why is this happening?

Speaker 7 (01:40:47):
Is it?

Speaker 6 (01:40:48):
Is it a group of people just making it happen
so they can seem like they're correct or is it
actually God's will? Or are they forcing it to happen
because they believe it's God's will? And there's there's so
much too it like and this is another thing too,
Like I don't know if we talked about this or not,
but you know, you have this whole We talked earlier

(01:41:09):
about how the possibility of the current of the Jews
currently being used as a scapegoat by the initiate, by
the initiates of this ancient religion. So another way I've
looked at it recently, which is completely unrelated to the
theories we've just been talking about. But you know how
they try to get everyone to do the alia come

(01:41:30):
back to Israel, right like they offer Jews if you're
if you can be a verified and like your heritage
is Jewish, you can come back to Israel. So I
was thinking, there's there's two reasons they could be doing this.
Like one reason would be maybe they really are what
people say they are. They're in control, They're going to

(01:41:51):
basically rule the world from that location, and you know
they have their allies or whatever. But basically it's like
that'll be the new area of operation and they actually
are who everyone is saying that they are. The other
option is they get all of them to come back,
and when they all get there, you know they're all

(01:42:12):
in the same place and they can just get rid
of them. You know what, I'm saying, it's like that.
That's so now they no longer have to like keep
their end of the bargain, because you know, the people
who are orchestrating this definitely aren't living there. They're not
going to be there when this happens. So they get
all the people who have been promised certain things to
enter one spot and they can just get rid of
them all at once. However that would happen, I don't

(01:42:34):
know if it be it would be Russia or whatever,
But so I don't know what. I don't really know
what the end goal would be because if the cycle repeats,
that just sounds like hell of me, Like why would
you have why would you want to have the Sabbath
for one thousand years only and then go back to
going through all that stuff again? It just doesn't make
any rational sense, Like there's no purpose for that, and

(01:42:56):
why would God want that?

Speaker 1 (01:43:00):
It comes back down to deciphering who the hell is
they that like the true they, you know what I'm saying, like,
who who are the ones that are hiding behind the facade?
Is it again? Is it the Satanists? And what is
even Satanism? What are they trying to incarnate? Into this reality, right,

(01:43:20):
because it all comes back down to some sort of
supernatural aspect to it all, right, but at the same time,
but they're operating. If this cabal is operating behind the scenes,
it's the ultimate troll because we're seeing one thing, but
something else is happening behind the scenes, so you're not

(01:43:43):
ever gonna really know. And I think that's why so
many conspiracies revolving around the Jews are such a big thing,
especially especially on.

Speaker 6 (01:43:52):
X Dude, like it becoming so mainstream, it's crazy.

Speaker 1 (01:43:56):
Super mainstream. It seems that the only way to really
get any traction on access to be racist, and again
usually either against blacks or against Jews or like something racist.
That's the way I've seen. And again, could they could
they be the scapegoats? I don't know.

Speaker 6 (01:44:17):
I that's kind of why I started, Like, I think
that's kind of what influenced me to start thinking that
way because I'm realizing how mainstream is getting It's like, okay,
so either they're either someone's orchestrating this to call of
us anti Semitic and basically give like probably basically what
happened with Germany and World War two, Like they're the

(01:44:38):
bad guy. So if they die, like if you say
anything about Germany to a random stranger, more than likely
they'll be like, oh, they deserve to die. Like there's
just no remorse whatsoever. Like it's like an ant. It's
like it's like an ant or an insect, Like you
can squash it, it's no problem. So maybe that's the
reason why this mainstream, this is becoming so mainstream, so
anyone who does it can eventually be held accountable or

(01:44:59):
you know, cast side without much retribution. Or the other
thing is, like we talked about before, maybe you know,
maybe they really are being thrown under the bus. Maybe
they will eventually be tossed aside so that this group
can move on to the next group and yeah, basically
be puted out of there. Because the weirdest thing is,
like you you know, we were talking about that the

(01:45:20):
secret religion, the initiators of the flame and stuff like that.
I mean, there's there's more to it than just a flame.
But when you look at almost anything in history, like
even science and like college, like at one point college
like colleges were literally the base of these people. Like
college was for only the initiated, and they learned these
things that were that were like a part of this religion.

(01:45:43):
In college. The college used to be much different than
what it is now. You would go in and you
would learn classical languages and like learn all these poems
and stuff like that and all this ancient knowledge that
was what college was. Only certain people got to go. Eventually,
over time, you know, the worker is like the average
person's like, wait a minute, happened. We're not we can't

(01:46:04):
do this, Like, you know, there's started to be a
little bit of commotion. Eventually they started letting more people
in and the courses in college changed completely. Like there
it's literally night and day what it is, what it
was back then to what it is now. Because once
people realize what was going on, they have they always
have this you know, exclusive club or the initiated only.

(01:46:27):
So they opened it up to people to kind of
like dispel this kind of like what happened with the
Illuminati and all these other things. They kind of like
they kind of open it up a bit to dispel
all these rumors and make it seem like, oh, it's
not that big of a deal, and then they change
it and then they move on to the next group.

Speaker 1 (01:46:43):
Right, Yeah, you gotta also understand that the Rockefellers that
were behind the modern day school system. Yeah, almost had
a sneeze there. So the the Rockefellers would be on
the modern day school system right when they when they've
changed everything. So does that play a role into it? Like,

(01:47:04):
are the Rockefellers actually you know, Jews behind the scenes
trying to change it to where only a select few
have access to this sort of knowledge. You know that
that's where my mind is going to try to try
an occult the practice, right, like the practice of going
to a university or college or school whatever it may be.

Speaker 6 (01:47:28):
You know, yeah, I think it's more I don't know,
I don't know. I mean I would say that, excuse me,
Like originally, I guess you could say that they when
they started letting the average people into colleges and stuff
like that, that's when like kind of the higher degrees

(01:47:50):
of education came out, Like you know, after four years
you'd go on to get more degrees after that, like
doctorate or whatever else, master's degree for a certain period
of time, you know, that was kind of the way
of dealing with it. So people who made it to
that level would become initiated. Then eventually too many people
started getting to that level, then you know, they just
completely I think it's basically at this point I'm saying.

(01:48:11):
What I'm saying is that college is has been completely
abandoned by these people. It's like there's a very small
chance of going to college and being initiated after that.
I mean, unless you somehow figure we're to see through
everything and kind of like figure things out, I could
see maybe that would happen, but most people aren't going
to be aren't going to be doing that because the

(01:48:31):
way that the media and the entertainment industry is set
up now, it's you know, school isn't cool, Like, you know,
all this stuff is just people aren't focused when they're
going to school. They'll never be able to make the
correlation between like string theory and the kambatwa for example,
or something like that, because, like I was saying earlier,
all these things somehow are connected for some reason. So

(01:48:55):
I don't know what that reason would be exactly, but yeah,
as far as I don't know, a group of people
being in control or whatever like that, Optimistically, no, it
doesn't exist. But if they do exist, you know, would
you say, would you think that they are without a
doubt evil or have you ever thought about it anything else?

Speaker 1 (01:49:17):
Well, Also a part of me goes, if this is
so intricate and there is actually this group of people
pulling the strings and doing all the all these shenanigans,
don't you think that they would have picked another race
of people that haven't been so so persecuted since the
beginning of history, like a less subtle people. You know

(01:49:38):
what I'm saying, Like if you are trying to hide
in plain sight how you say you are and you're
so smart? Uh, you know why why are some dudes
in their mom's basement figuring out like the New World
Order doctrines and everything? Get you get what I'm saying, Like,
it can't be as simple as that, Like if they
can't be that sloppy, if they're pulling the huge orchestrated

(01:50:03):
plot against humanity and against essentially all of reality because
it's about transforming all of reality itself.

Speaker 6 (01:50:11):
I agree with you, and that's why I kind of
think that's what leads me to believe that in like
the idea of using certain groups for a certain amount
of time, because what happened in history when like the
last times that you know, the Jews were persecuted basically,
you know, they were put into camps or whatever they
were put into. Like basically they were you know, dealt with. Yeah,

(01:50:33):
and the people who were responsible for for making this happen,
they didn't. They weren't the ones that died in the situation.
The average person was. They just moved on to the
next group, right, whether that be the Knights Templar, the
Knights of Malta, like all these different organizations throughout history.
You know, you see what I'm saying, Like they're not
tied to the Jews specifically, Like they're not. They're just

(01:50:54):
one of many facades that they put on, one of
many bases of operations that they can use at any
given time to be headquartered out of. Is my belief,
because even like even like the Renaissance movement or anything
like that, Like you see the same thing, Like if
you look at the paintings and the Renaissance movement, people

(01:51:14):
can literally sit there and break down paintings made during
that time period and find all the story of Genesis,
all the stories, like all these mythologies are present in
the foot like in the paintings or like the architecture
for example, you have all of the symbols, all of
the stories told in the architecture, because during that time period,
for whatever reason, that was like the main base of

(01:51:36):
operation for these people. They use the buildings or they
use the art to carry on this tradition or this
information and pass it on to the next generation because
they had you see what I'm saying.

Speaker 1 (01:51:46):
Yeah, but only the truth. Only the people who actually
understand what's going on are going to be able to
pick up on that, which again falls in line with
this secret society or occult group that's pulling strings. Yeah,
I'm with you on that, dude. But again, it's so complex,
and a part of me is also like, is any

(01:52:09):
of this even true or real? You know? Is it
all faking?

Speaker 7 (01:52:13):
Gay?

Speaker 1 (01:52:13):
Like what's truly hope speaking? Yeah, yeah, no again because
for for a while too recently, there was like the
whole red Heifer thing. Whatever happened with that? Everybody forgot
about that.

Speaker 6 (01:52:27):
I haven't heard anything about it in a while, I think, because.

Speaker 1 (01:52:30):
Did they ever sacrifice it?

Speaker 6 (01:52:32):
Yet?

Speaker 1 (01:52:33):
What happened to the red heifer twenty twenty four? In
twenty twenty four is a ceremony to sacrifice? Right Hoever,
his plans take place in the spring round Passover in Pentecost.
This ceremony was intended to mark the start of a
purification process that would lead to the construction of the
Third Jewish Temple on the on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, Nickdosh,

(01:53:03):
did it ever happen?

Speaker 6 (01:53:05):
No, there's a like I said, like we were talking
about earlier, there's people who don't want that to happen
unless very certain criteria. Mate, So they'll do everything possible
to prevent it from happening. Because you know, we could
just build at any any time. Yeah, I mean, like,
it's not that complicated to just go build it.

Speaker 1 (01:53:21):
I guess it never happened. What happened to the red heifers? Yeah,
transferred rabbis have found the cow's blemish lists for sacrificing
and burning, but nothing and like nobody ever talked about
it ever.

Speaker 6 (01:53:35):
Again, I don't think, Yeah, it's probably not probably not
gonna happen anytime. I mean, it could happen next year, honestly,
because all the changes that are gonna be taking place, Okay.

Speaker 1 (01:53:45):
Sou Sabbat of the Red Heifer Sabat Para for Hebrew
year fifty seven eighty five begins at sundown on Friday
twenty first March twenty twenty five and ends at nightfall
on Saturday twenty second March twenty twenty five. Of course,
three two two that's twenty twenty five.

Speaker 6 (01:54:05):
Yeah, so twenty twenty five. I don't remember the significance
of twenty twenty five exactly exactly. But there's a rabbi
on who does YouTube videos as well named Fraim something,
and he has a video about twenty twenty five and
he kind of talked about the Jamatri behind it and

(01:54:26):
stuff that, but he was wrong. But to be fair,
he was wrong about the Messiah coming back like last
year or something. So I don't know how reliable this
guy is, but interesting stuff regardless. One last thing about
the the the religion of the flame is that it

(01:54:48):
goes back to like ancient Egypt and stuff, because ancient
Egyptians didn't need pig either, so for some reason, the
pig is like a sacred animal as well within all
these mysterially that's what that's where it's confusing, because it's
there was one day a year where in ancient Egypt

(01:55:08):
they would sacrifice a pig and eat it. But the
pig also represents the goddess of the hearth fire itself,
which the goddess of the hearth fire and at least
the you know, Greco Roman religion is called Hestia. She's
she's symbolized by the pig. So forcing people, like basically,

(01:55:29):
I guess you when you get the whole idea of
like the goy slop and stuff like that, and how
much like if you go to like all these restaurants
all the time, it's like all the breakfast food is pig, pig,
pig sauces, sausa and sausage. Like it's almost like they're,
you know, they're forcing people to eat the most important
I guess goddess to them or something, if if that

(01:55:52):
makes sense, Like it's like, if this is such an important,
important person, why who's represented by the pig and you
don't eat pig yourselves? Why are you forcing everyone else
eats the pig? Is it some sort of joke? I
don't understand that.

Speaker 1 (01:56:07):
Yeah, dude, I think that I think that a lot
of mythology can be associated to be parasitic in nature,
like literal parasites, which people say that you get from
eating a swine. So and I think that these parasites
and things are able to hijack your mind in some

(01:56:29):
sort of sick way, right, And what if it is
like a troll, like the ultimate troll of like why
do why do the Jews like own porn Hub? And
they're like against that? You know, it isn't like their ceo, No,
not Jewish porn videos. I don't want to see Jewish

(01:56:50):
porn videos. A rabbi is overseeing porn hub. That's actually
not so.

Speaker 6 (01:56:55):
Weird, actually not so weird.

Speaker 1 (01:57:00):
So let's see here ceo of porn Hub, Ferris and Tune.

Speaker 6 (01:57:10):
What would be That's what I'm saying, is like, what
would be the benefit of forcing everyone else around you
to commit ultimate sin while you abstain from it yourself?
Like what?

Speaker 1 (01:57:19):
Well, but again, how you were saying earlier, they they
do the sacrifice for you in some sort of way, right,
And it wouldn't it be the ultimate troll that like, hey,
let you you know you were talking earlier. Let let
them do all the dirty work and then we still
get the benefit from that, right. So it's almost like

(01:57:40):
a like a like a weird inversion. And really, when
you think about it, it is like the ultimate mind
fuck of like why do all this? Meanwhile you're doing
this other thing and who knows? I mean, like I'm
still I've never really been on board with like blaming
one set race of people for all the problems in

(01:58:02):
the world. I think that humans and human nature is evil.
You know, it can be evil or at least taught evil.
Not that you're born evil, but technically, according to a
lot of these religions, you're kind of sort of born
evil until you accept Jesus into your life, right, I mean,
and unless you do that. But what happens if you
were never introduced to him to begin with? How does

(01:58:24):
that work? How does that make any sense? Like God
wants you to accept Jesus Christ in your right, that's
the way through salvation, accepting Jesus Christ in your heart.
But what about the people who have never heard of him?
What happens to them? Do they go into purgatory or
someplace where? Like all these are the people that never

(01:58:45):
figure I would think it was limbo and not the friends.
Like all these are the people that never knew Christ.
Or like babies babies that die, what happens to them?
And the Church has like stumbled to like piece together
a narrative to make it okay.

Speaker 6 (01:59:02):
Yeah, I mean it's it's interesting. I've heard that basically,
you know, if you live a certain way, if you
never have the opportunity to be introduced to it, you
can still be accepted by God. But I personally, I
don't think that God even operates in that way. I
think God is the most forgiving and the most merciful,
So why would God even have these weird stipulations to

(01:59:24):
be accepted. I personally believe that even Hell isn't isn't eternal.
I think it's just kind of like a jail sentence
if you did if you intentionally did bad things your
entire life, then you're going to be punished. But I
don't think it lasts forever, and it can't last forever.
If we have if God, well, if we look at
it from the perspective of everything we've been talking about tonight,
if there really is a such thing as a sabbath,

(01:59:46):
you know, think about the creation, six days of work,
seven days of rest, even Hell has to rest on
that seventh day. M see what I'm saying, Like, if
that's the way the universe operates, then Hell is not
an eternal punish it's used to every time, and then
you can be you can still find salvation in hell
for repenting, is what I'm trying to get at here.

(02:00:08):
So I mean, I guess that's an optimistic way of
looking at it, but you know, it's probably heretical. I
don't know, but I just think God. I don't think
God is so trivial. I don't think God, you know,
do do those types of things. And if God does
do those type of things, then personally, I wouldn't want
to be associated with that situation because it sounds more

(02:00:30):
egotistical than anything else that sounds very human.

Speaker 1 (02:00:33):
Like Solomon Friedman I think is the name of the
guy that owns born Hub.

Speaker 6 (02:00:40):
Let's see shout out to him. I guess, so not really, well, you.

Speaker 1 (02:00:45):
Know, not really anyways, Well, let's hope that how you
said it is all fake and gay for the sake
of all of humanity and all of all of reality.
And again, I still don't know what to make of
it all because I'm not that well versed in any
of this stuff. And I'm learning, I'm learning from you,

(02:01:06):
and I'm learning as I'm going here, So I don't know.
Only time will tell what is it? Uh. In another
you said the year fifty seven something is that when
it's supposed to happen.

Speaker 6 (02:01:19):
So fifty seven to fifty was the start of the
two hundred and fifty year period before the year six thousand,
so so BC I think so it'd be sometime in
twenty two thirty nine or twenty two forty would be
this cosmic Sabbath would start officially. So we're living, we're
living during the time of Messiah right now. So the

(02:01:41):
reason it's called the Age of the Messiah is because
all these different religions, according to them, have tried to
you know, there's all these different religions being founded in
multiple people claiming to be the Messiah. So the last
two so the last two thousand years have been the
Age of the Messiah because that's where all of this
is coming from. And they believe that there's a kurt
to this because it allows for people when the actual

(02:02:03):
Messiah comes, they won't be so blindsided by it. They'll
already be prepared. They already have the idea in their
head like, oh, a Messiah is coming, so they think
it'd be easier for everyone to accept the Messiah. Basically
is what I'm.

Speaker 1 (02:02:14):
Saying yeah, but yeah, I don't know anyways. Any closing
thoughts do before we get out of here.

Speaker 6 (02:02:26):
Nothing, really appreciate you having me on. I like that
Slothy have any microphones? Pretty cool?

Speaker 1 (02:02:31):
Thanks bro, it's my spirit animal. You want to plug
your stuff real quick for people at home or they
want to. You said you have more videos on this
sort of stuff.

Speaker 6 (02:02:39):
I don't have anything about this now. I haven't really
posted any videos on my history channel and like maybe
even a year at this point. I don't know who
the last video was, but yeah, I did the most
recent video I think I did with something about the
Great SPANX in front of Egypt being a share of
beam instead of Thanks so him Jacobs if you want

(02:03:03):
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Speaker 1 (02:03:09):
Today, But yeah, so it's funny though A right going
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make sure to follow the show on social media at
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Speaker 6 (02:03:23):
By appreciate you having me.

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