End of the Millennial Reign of Christ & the Parasitic Timeline Alteration | Guy Anderson - Forbidden Knowledge News

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Speaker 1 (00:02):
I think it's just going to get weirder and weirder
and weirder, and finally it's going to be so weird
that people are going to have to talk about how
weird it is. Eventually people are going to say, what
the hell is going on? It's not enough to say
it's nuts. You have to explain why it's so nuts.

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The invention of artificial life, the cloning of human beings,
possible contact with extraterrestrials, the systems which are in place
to keep the world saying are in utterly inadequate to
the forces that have been unleashed.

Speaker 2 (00:46):
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your favorite podcasts and content creators. Today, I want to
welcome back to the show Guy Anderson. He is an
author and researcher that started his fascination with conspiracy theories

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and hidden occult history at a very young age. His
recent books focus on the mysteries of the Tartarian Empire. Guy,
welcome back. How you doing.

Speaker 3 (01:42):
I'm doing really well. Thank you, thanks for having me
back on.

Speaker 2 (01:45):
Its great to have you. Like I told you before
we started, there was many requests to get you back
on so here. We are really enjoyed the discussion. Last
time we got a great introduction into your work exploring
the possibilities rounding the Tartarian Empire and Satan's little season,
And today we're going to peel back more of the

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endless layers that we find when looking into these occulted topics.
There is a lot to get to and annoy. You
only have an hour, but before we do, remind the
audience just a little bit about yourself and let them
know how they can find more about you.

Speaker 3 (02:22):
Well, I'm what you would call a conspiracy theorist. I
suppose I am an ex freemason. I joined about twenty
years ago. My journey down the rabbit Hole started in
my late teens. My father started leaving books around and

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wanted to encourage me to look at alternative history. So
I joined the Freemasons, thinking I would find out more
and didn't. And then about six years ago I stumbled
across someone called Max Egan, who introduced me to the
world of Tartaria, the biggest civilization no one's ever heard of,

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and it became my life. I started exploring this rabbit
hole and it turned into a warren. I started finding
old books and information within literature, Marco Polo's travels and
old encyclopedias and so on, and it's sort of become

(03:24):
my life really. Since twenty twenty, I found myself with
nine months sat at home with nothing much to do,
and having sort of studied freemasonry and what's going on
in Antarctica and what happened in with nine to eleven
and so on. This blew everything out of the water.
So since then I've written two books. I have a

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website which is the Tartarian Empire dot co dot uk,
and you can get signed copies from there. But also
I have a blog on there which contains articles that
I've written that I can't put on my Facebook page
because I will be I mean, I'm shadow band as
it is, so I'm walking really a very thin type

(04:10):
rope at the moment with Facebook and YouTube demonetized from YouTube,
so yeah, I started a Facebook group. I wrote my
first books in the Cabbage Patch Kids, really to put
all my notes down on paper because my memory is
isn't great. I have to write everything down. And people

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started buy the book, which led to the second book,
Rise of the Clones, which is a deeper dive into
human cloning. So here I am six years on and
I keep uncovering more and more things. I would say
at least every week I find something new about art
area that I didn't know before. But I think that's
partly because it's becoming a little bit closer to being

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mainstream now. But that, in a nutshell, is my journey.
I suppose.

Speaker 2 (05:00):
It does seem that more people are becoming aware that
there is something to this Tartarian empire, and especially over
the past couple of years, I've noticed more and more,
and I think your work is really helping bring a
lot of that to the forefront. I thought today we
could start with a bit of a timeline for the

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Tartarian reset looking back at when everything started to get infiltrated.

Speaker 3 (05:33):
Right, Well, Tartaria goes back quite a long way. Originally
it was the Vinca Tartarian era, and that happened after Atlantis,
so fifty thousand years ago got Atlantis, and then about
eleven thousand BC it's gone. We have the deluge and
what we now refer to as the Younger, Dryest period,

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and then it comes back, it's reignited. From my research,
I believe that there were survivors, you know, not everybody
was wiped out, and this knowledge of how to harness
energy from the ether, simatics, working with frequency and vibration,

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understanding esoteric knowledge as well, and also sacred geometry, all
of these things, and working with lay lines and energy grids,
that was passed down and then we saw a reintroduction
of the Tartarian period up until relatively recently. So it's

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been wiped out before and along the way we've had
other periods of time, the Roman Empire and so on,
But Tartaria itself, it goes back a very long way
to Magog Noah's grandson, so that was really considered to
be the beginning of it, and then we have people
like Gilgamesh, who is considered to be a Tartarian ruler,

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and also Genghis Khan, King Solomon. These were all key components.
So about about see, the problem is our timeline has
been altered. They've added eight hundred years to it. They
did that in around seventeen hundreds, and by them, I
mean the Jesuits, and so really we've got to shave

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a bit of time off. So people refer to the
Tartarian period, which was a thousand years ending in seventeen
seventy six, as being the millennial reign of Christ. So
if at seventeen seventy six we knock eight hundred years off,
the year would have been nine seven six AD your CE.
So we're not a million miles away from a thousand

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year reign. And that isn't saying that Jesus ruled the
empire or ruled the earth for that period of time,
but kind of everything worked how he wanted it to,
so we vibrated in a higher frequency. We understood the

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importance of frequency, from church bells to music and pipe
organs classical music. It's no coincidence that church bells, pipe organs,
and classical music all are all at four hundred and
thirty two hertz, which is the frequency of all living matter,
it's the frequency of the Earth itself. And then the

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Rockefellers changed that in the nineteen fifties to four hundred
and forty hurts and made it the standard frequency for music.
They replaced the bells and so on. So it was
a period of time where everything was built, as they say,
by the angels, and by that they mean people with
a higher level of intelligence and perhaps perhaps not quite

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like us, but they built cathedral, star forts and the
most incredible structures across the earth. And so seventeen seventy
six we've got the start of new world order. Everybody
knows that. I think the back of the American dollar
bill tells everybody there. You've got the Statue of Liberty
as well, which was bastardized to show people that that

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was now lucid for breaking free of the chains. And
we enter Satan's little season. So it was the Jesuits
and they slowly infiltrated from around the sixteen hundreds, over
a period of about two hundred years, they infiltrated every organization,
every government, every royal family, and every town and city

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ultimately to take over and take full control, as they
still do today.

Speaker 2 (09:37):
When we look at the era that is supposed to
be the millennial reign of Christ. You mentioned a little
bit about the technology that was possibly used, and it
would be a lot different than our modern technology, because
much of what we have in our modern time doesn't
benefit humanity in any real way, especially if you have

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technology that you can heal with. And you mentioned the
changing of the tuning from four point thirty two to
four forty hertz. Maybe we could talk a little bit
more about the level of technology that we're talking about
and the effects it had changing that tuning.

Speaker 3 (10:23):
Yeah. Sure, So cathedrals, I mean cathedral really. I mean
some people will say now that it actually the word
is actually to do with where the whoever is taking
the sermon sits. That is what the name cathedral is

(10:44):
based upon. But that that's not true. Again, you know,
a lot of our a lot of our history has
been falsified, and a lot of words have been altered,
the meanings changed with so many words that we use.
United is a example of that. But my favorite, and
of going off peace here, my favorite is antibiotic. You know,

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we go to the doctor to gets some medicine, and
we're giving something that in Latin says against human life,
you know. So yeah, so cathedrals were originally cathode rows,
and that is cathode. It's a center of energy. It's
something that generates electricity, energy, if you like. So they

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were using cathedrals and churches and staffalls as centers of
healing where you would go there you would meditate and
your balance, you could balance your chakras essentially, and that
was the purpose of them because in the Bible, you know,
no one ever told you to go to church. Jesus
actually said specifically, don't go to a building to pray.

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You do it in solitude, and you certainly don't listen
to someone telling you how to do it. And that's
a false profit. So you know, we know that these
buildings were hijacked by the Jesuits. And so through the bells,
which were emitting four hundred and thirty two hertz, you
had this sense of euphoria. The frequency was working to

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harmonize you. In Germany, they also had something called tier gardens,
and that's somewhere where you would walk your pets, your
dog in particular, around the grounds. They resonated at four
hundred and thirty two hurts to prevent your dog becoming unwell,
or if it was unwell, to fix it. And of
course Raymond Rife dedicated his life to working on the

(12:31):
Rife machine that was zapping cancer cells through frequency. And ultimately,
as Tessa said, you know, in the end, everything is frequency,
everything's vibration. But also in the churches you had organs. Again,
they were playing music at four hundred and thirty two herts,
So it was an experience to go into one of

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these buildings and everybody was well. By changing it to
four hundred and forty and changing news as well to
four hundred and forty, people will come out feeling somber,
to say the very least. But it can have a
negative effect. And the music can too. You know, a
lot of music today is designed to install fear or anger.

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You wouldn't see many people coming out of an opera
house and wanting to start a fight in the street.
And that isn't just down to the sort of people
we're talking about, because there are some vile people out
there that listen to this. The parasites I'm talking about
what the frequency actually does to the human body. So
the Rife machine as a very good example of how

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frequency can heal, and that is what they worked on,
because you know, a happy nation was prosperous and productive too.
There wasn't, from what I've read, much need for any
kind of judicial process because there wasn't crime, not as

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we know it today. Everyone had what they needed and
everybody was well. And I guess ultimately a lot of crime,
certainly here in the UK, is down to people not
having anything, so they will steal. Now, if you remove
that problem, if everyone has what they need, then you
can eliminate an awful lot of crime. And also the

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need for drugs is removed, and alcohol too. There isn't
any evidence to suggest that they really drank, or at
least they didn't drink excess.

Speaker 2 (14:29):
So it's just about to ask you about the alcohol.
You write about how it may have been introduced in
a different way than we used it before.

Speaker 3 (14:40):
Yeah, I believe. So alcohol actually does translate to ultimately
to mean to detach yourself from your soul, and that's
why we have spirits, the strongest alcohol of all. So
I think we've always drank wine and things like mead
and beer and so on. Fermented fruit that's fermented but

(15:00):
not in excess, and I think we've been encouraged to
get drunk and become addicted in some cases to alcohol.
I think there are a number of reasons for this one.
People are using it to numb their lives. They'll get
through the working week knowing that on Friday they can
get smashed, spend the weekend with a hangover, and then

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back to Monday morning and go through it all again
with that glimmer of hope that at the end of
the week they can go out and get smashed again.
Some people have to drink every day, and I think
that when you're doing it in excess, that there's an
underlying problem that needs fixing. So I think it's been
given to us as a crutch. So I think, and
I'm no prude, you know, I used to drink quite

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a lot, and I've tried a lot of things in
my life. But I think that gambling, alcohol, pornography, I
think that things like that were introduced by the Jesuits,
who before that were called the Phoenicians to kind of
poison our minds really and our souls and our spirits,

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to give us addictions, and also of course, when you're drunk,
you don't really know what you're doing. A lot of
the time you say things you don't mean, and it
can cause problems. A lot of violence comes from excessive drinking.
And of course the parasites love nothing more than watching
us harm each other. That's one of their favorite things

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of all. That's why we have war, you know, the
civil wars that have taken place. The parasites are sitting
back and watching people kill each other and sort of
almost absorbing their energy. So I do believe that the
push on alcohol and to get drunk is all part
of the plan to detach us from who we really are.

Speaker 2 (16:50):
You mentioned civil war. Others believe that during this time
period it was a very crucial time for the parasites
to finalize this reset. Would you agree with that?

Speaker 3 (17:05):
Yeah, absolutely, these civil wars were important to remove the
previous civilization. Now, I've spoken at length with people who
have ancestors that claim they fought in the Napoleonic Wars
in Europe and in I would say nine out of
ten cases, they were fighting themselves. So they would see

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when once they got up close to the enemy, if
you like, they would see that they were wearing the
same uniform, they were carrying the same flags and banners,
that this was an opportunity for them to kill each other.
So we think if you look at the statistics between
seventeen seventy six and eighteen seventy six, three point three

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five billion people died in one hundred years, you know,
so that if you look at the world population in
seventeen seventy six, it was only seven hundred and seventy million,
so they wiped out more people than actually existed. If
we go from the narrative provided so, it doesn't make

(18:09):
any sense. So I think war happens for a number
of reasons. It's not financial. It's got nothing to do
with who's making money, because the parasites don't need any
more money, and it's fiac currency anyway, so they can
put another zero on a bank balance and no one's
going to know, and no one can do anything about
it if they care. So to go to war is

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usually to get rid of people and to get rid
of architecture, so they'll carpet bomb somewhere. I mean, look
at the look at what happened after nine to eleven.
We suddenly go over to the Middle East, and the
first thing that we do, I mean, it's an illegal
war to start with. We're going after someone no one

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has ever heard of, as part of a group, a
militia that no one has ever heard of before, or
certainly not in any big way. And the first thing
they do is bomb the site where they claim to
have found the tomb of Gilgamesh. How did that help
you know what sort of military strategy was behind bombing

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a tomb. I thought they were going after a terrorist organization.
So yeah, architecture, destroying evidence and reducing the population and
sitting back and loving every moment of it.

Speaker 2 (19:28):
Going back to the level of technology before the reset,
many also speculate that as far as our transportation goes,
we had much more efficient ways to travel, including things
like airships.

Speaker 3 (19:47):
Absolutely. Yeah. When I first started looking into Tartaria, I
couldn't find much on it. There wasn't anything really really
out there. I had to go. I had to go
on the dark web, and fortunately I found few things
on bit shoots, but there was nothing. There were no
books or anything. And then I stumbled across a group
of people referring to it as the Empire of Free Travel,

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and they were saying that that travel was free. You
would board an airship on the Eiffel Tower, which was
basically a Tesla tower but also a docking station for airships.
You would get on it there and you would get
off wherever you wanted to get off, you know, the
next stop, or around the world or over the world,
depending on whether you think it's flat or a spinning ball.

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You know, I've got no axe to grind either either way.
And I'd never criticized anyone for their beliefs on that
because I haven't been into space and I haven't circumnavigated either,
so what do I know. But but yeah, the Empire
of free travel is how it's also referred to. And
people were using airships, and of course they got rid
of the airships by blowing one up. But the Hindelberg,

(20:56):
you know, incident, and you know they didn't want free
They'd refined petrol oil into petroleum and there was a
big push with the Standard Oil Company again, the Rockefellers,
you know, one of the main parasitic families, seeing an
opportunity to make incredible wealth by controlling the fuel needed

(21:18):
for people to get from A to B. So yeah,
but also the people also talk about vacuum tunnels too,
and I think that that's what Musk is doing right now.
I think he's reopening with his boring company, Old Tartarian
vacuum Tunnels. And I think they were using vacuum trains,
and I think that they never stopped using them. I

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think certain families and certain people are getting from a
to be very quickly, and that they're using these. I
think they're very much still still out there.

Speaker 2 (21:49):
You also write about the Desposini. Did I pronounce that right,
The descendants of Jesus and the keepers of his knowledge
that most likely facilitated much of the doctrine during the
millennial reign.

Speaker 3 (22:10):
Yeah, it's an interesting subject. When I put that post
up on Facebook, a lot of people thought that I'd
been reading a Dan Brown novel, But this goes back
a lot earlier than that. It's actually a book I
read on James. And James was Jesus's brother, but no
one really talks about him. He was his older brother

(22:31):
and Jesus looked up to Obviously, when I'm saying Jesus,
you know, I mean, you're sure, but it's easier for
this if we use Jesus. But James was his older brother.
And it stands to reason that if we look at
Jesus's relationship, for example, with Mary Magdalene, I mean the

(22:52):
Roman Catholic Church one minute said that she was a prostitute,
and then they changed their minds and now they don't
say that she is. They were a couple. I find
it very unlikely that Jesus and his brother would not
have had children. I think that's highly unlikely. And what
sort of added to that was I recently went to

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Portugal and I went to Tamar, which is the home,
if you like, the base of the Knights Templar, and
it's named Tamar after Sarah Tamar, allegedly the daughter of
Jesus and Mary Magdalene. Now you start asking questions like
that around Tomar, and everybody wants to tell you all
about it. You ask questions like that around here, people

(23:35):
think you're mad. So I think that there's a lot
more to it than that. So I don't think that
Jesus was like us. I think that, well, this will
shock a few people, But from the digging I've done,
I think that he did come from somewhere else. But
I think he actually was any anarchy and for people

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that are a bit confused about what the ann archy
were or are. They're not all nefarious. This isn't an
evil reptilian race. They're bad and good of everything. And
and we've got that with Enki and Enlil, the first
Ani narchy that we start hearing about in the Epic
of gsh. You know, the people responsible or the beings
responsible for us being here right now. We know in

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the Old Testament that they're talking about enk In Enlil,
and we know that the Epic of gig Mesh is
what the Torah, the Qur'an, and ultimately the King James
Bible is based upon. So I think that he was
sent and therefore that his brother was too, from somewhere else.

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And I think that they've done that several times. I
think that there have been a number of people sent
here to try and repair or get us back on
the right track. Perhaps Mohammad, you know, set several other
people on the way. But people who have dug a
lot further than me into Genghis Khan believe that he
was actually one of Jesus' sons. Well, yeah, Genghis Khan's father.

(25:06):
His name actually translates to Yushua. Genghis Khan was, you know,
perhaps the most well known ruler of Tartaria. If we
knock the eight hundred years off the timeline, it all tallies.
Jesus spent a long time in Tibet. And there is

(25:27):
a place in Crimea or Ukraine now that is covered.
It's a mound, it's completely covered in crucifixes, and they
believe that that is where Jesus is buried. And a
lot of people from Mongolia say that that is where
Genghis Khan's father is buried. So I've been dotting a

(25:48):
few eyes and crossing a few tees, but there is
no way of finding out any more than that. So
I think that, yeah, Jesus was sent here from somewhere else.
His brother clearly was too, and that I believe that
it was the same people that we refer to as
Anu Naky. Obviously they're not called that. They actually refer
them to themselves as Sam. They are Sam, Sam, Sam,

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and they don't have names like we do. So they
send good and they send bad. And yeah, for anybody
who's interested in digging a bit deeper on that, there
are books out there about James Jesus' older brother. Some
people claim that he was a twin, but from what
I've read and researched it, he was actually older.

Speaker 2 (26:31):
Well, if we're to believe research like yours and others
that claim that the Annunaki, the malevolent side, is still
in control today, possibly bloodlines that are related to the
ruling class. Would you say that the Desposini still has

(26:53):
bloodlines alive today? Yeah?

Speaker 3 (26:56):
I do, And I think that that's why there's this
big push from genealogy organizations like ancestry dot com to
get us to send our DNA in. I don't think
that they care whether or not we can build our
family tree, get it printed and mount it in a frame.
They're looking for people, and they're looking for specific blood groups.

(27:17):
I believe the blood group that they're looking for is
rh null. That's what they're looking for. And the last
person that I spoke to that is rh null referred
to himself as Marduk. This person was a remote viewer
for the NSA laser Wow. Yeah yeah, and he came

(27:37):
with credentials. He wasn't just imagining this stuff, you know.
I know him and I followed him for a while.
He worked seven years with the NSA doing remote viewing.
And he got that gig when he applied to work
for them doing something else to do with frequency. Actually,
and when he had his medical and they took a
blood sample off he went, his feet didn't touch the ground.

(28:00):
He was taken away and and and yeah, and that
was it. You're remote viewing. They kept testing him all
sorts of tests he had he had done. So yeah,
it's it's the rarest of them all. But I think
there's another one. So I think that people like these
these parasitic bloodline family is really the wroths Child's, uh,

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And they're all wroth Childs. Ultimately they can change their
name to rock Fella Bush or over here in the UK,
Windsor or Blair. Tony Blair is a Rockefeller, Churchill's a Rockefeller. Sorry,
a Rothschild. They're all they're all wroths Childs. And they
do that to to hide their bloodline. They don't want

(28:45):
people thinking it's another bloody Rothschild here, so so that
they're ultimately they all descend from Mardok, who in Egyptian
mythology would be arman Rah. That's who they actually descend from, Marduk.
He said when he when he fled, that he was
leaving everything behind to the Raur Childs, to the children

(29:05):
of ra the Raur Child's, So you can kind of
work it out for yourself. Really. So yeah, So I
think that they've got a particular blood group. Now I
got some information on this, and I can't say who
gave it to me, or actually, to be fair, what
gave it to me, because I don't know. I mean,

(29:28):
it was weird. But they're saying that this isn't They're
not human like you and I. These people, whether we're
talking about the Rothschilds or Rockefellers, they're not the same
as us. They're not that. They don't have the same DNA,
they do not have the same blood. They don't love,
they don't have the emotions like we do. They have

(29:48):
no creativity, there's no artistic element to their genetic makeup.
They are afais, they're dart very low vibrational. On the
other hand, you've got people that have come here to enlighten,
to guide and to help. Now that's the bloodline that
I think that the parasites are looking for. And I
think the swabs that were done during the pandemic, I

(30:13):
think that that was an opportunity. I think they're trying
to find the bloodline, and I think that what they're
going to do with that is when you look at
who owns ancestry dot com for example, that's Blackstone. Blackstone,
who were part of black Rock initially, are the same
people Blackstone own ancestry dot com. It's the largest DNA

(30:35):
database in the world, or I say on the world,
because we're not in it. Oh, we stood on it,
So it's the largest that exists. Now, it's no coincidence
that that company is also investing an awful lot of
its money in bioweaponry, so to find out who's who

(30:59):
and then have the ability to work on weapons, biological
weapons that can remove certain people, certain bloodlines and groups. Absolutely, absolutely,
there's no other reason that Blackstone would want to take

(31:20):
ancestry dot com. What interest would they have. This isn't
their their ballpark, you know, this isn't normally where they
would invest, but they did and they own it, So yeah,
there's something going on there. But I don't spill the
beans too much because it's an entire chapter of my
second book, and it takes a hell of a lot

(31:41):
explaining because I go right back to the beginning of
blackstone forming from black rock. And for people who don't
know much about black rock or Vanguard, I always say this,
at the bottom of every rabbit hole, there is a
van guarding a black Waugh.

Speaker 2 (32:01):
Let's talk about some of the more modern evidence that
we can look at for these resets, such as the
World's Fars, Chicago fires. In fact, these fires that took
place all across the planet, it seems.

Speaker 3 (32:16):
Yeah, yeah, I mean everywhere they either had a fire
or flood. Even the little town up the road from me,
it's got a population of about fifteen thousand people. They
had a fire, So yeah, they burnt as much as
they could. So when the reset was taking place leading
up to this and still carrying on into the early
nineteen hundreds, they were flooding and burning as much as

(32:40):
they could. Certain buildings they kept for themselves, but if
there was a building that they didn't need, or a
group of buildings that they didn't want that they couldn't explain,
then they would burn them down. And that's what they
did with the World's Fairs. They were a whitewashing and
brainwashing exercise to show the new civilization that actually look

(33:01):
a look at what we can achieve and come in
and marvel at the technology that's going to be available soon,
you know. But this was all antiquitech. This is reverse
engineer technology. And the buildings they were painted white, and
they were painted white so you couldn't see that they
had aged and weathered. And you can just pick one

(33:23):
the Chicago World's Fair and just go on to Wikipedia
or Google and say how many blocks, how many granite blocks,
how many panes of glass were there, how many bricks
did it take, how much tarmac or concrete or what
did they need? What were the components needed, and the
quantity of those materials, and then find out where the

(33:45):
nearest quarry was. Wow, and you'll find that there wasn't one,
so there no labor records, no receipts, no records of
anyone staying there during the construction. And they'll say, well,
we might have had all the population in Chicago then,
but we brought people in from all across America to help.

(34:06):
Really well, who was building the buildings in their towns
and cities at the same time that this was going on,
you know, So it falls apart quite quickly, and you'll
find any World's Fair. The architect responsible, according to the narrative,
won't have built anything like it before and nothing like
it ever again, and then they will have these accidental fires.

(34:28):
But the key is that it's the word great. So
you've got the Great Fire of Chicago, the Great Fire
of London, and they use great in the same way
as they do with wars and resets. The idea of
that word isn't because it was massive or it was spectacular.
It actually means to lose one generation of history. So

(34:51):
it's the same as great great grandparent. So your great
grandparent tells your grandparent a story and they lose a
bit of it. Parent tells your parent, they lose a
bit more. They tell you, you lose a bit more.
You then tell your children the same story and it's
completely different to what your great grandparents said, and you've

(35:12):
lost half the information. And this all kicked off with
the Great Fire of London, the Great Fire of London
in sixteen sixty six, and with dates, they added one
thousand years to the timeline because it's easier than adding
eight hundred. So the Great Fire of London was six
six six, the year that that took place, and what

(35:32):
they did then was the Vatican declared everybody internationally deceased,
and at that moment in time, we became a dead
legal fiction. In the States, you refer to it as
a straw man. That started with the Great Fire of London.
That was the reset. So great means to lose a
generation of history and knowledge and memory. That's what great means.

Speaker 2 (35:58):
Let's take a closer look at what's happening now with
all the events that have unfolded, especially in the past
couple of years, with the changes they've made, with the
erasures they've made from literature and the Internet, it would
seem like they are attempting another quote unquote great reset,

(36:20):
this time using technology, bioweapons, psychological warfare, all the things
that we've been subjected to over the past few years.
It seems to be ramping up every year. Now we
have AI, which has showed up this year more powerful

(36:40):
and bigger than ever, and it seems like there's an
attempt to implement AI as a governing force for the planet.
So talk a little bit about what you see happening
now and some of the reasons for it.

Speaker 3 (36:58):
Well, that depopulates so in the past that the last
great race set in seventeen seventy six, they repopulated with babies,
and many people, myself included, believe that that was through
cloning because they doubled the population, having lost three point

(37:18):
three billion people, they doubled the population in one hundred
years despite that huge loss, and that it's not possible
to do that naturally. And also the if you look
at the cabbage patch babies through the postcards or the
films or any of the propaganda, they're all Caucasian. They're
all little white babies. So the Gesuits repopulated and whitewashed history.

(37:40):
So it wasn't just buildings. They were whitewashing. They were
whitewashing the civilization too, so you know, and those children
were needed for the industrial revolution, and that's where miners
comes from. That's why you refer to a child as
a miner, because they were the ones doing the mining.
And if you look at any images of the Industrial Revolution,
and it is children working in the factories, where are

(38:03):
the adults. They don't appear in any of the shots
that you see. Now they must have been doing something.
I think they just weren't that many adults around in comparison,
so they repopulated with babies. And cloning technology is nothing new,
you know, it's in the Adam and Egue, you know,
taking Arib making another the epic of Gilgamesh, the Ela Him.

(38:25):
They will talk about it, but this time they've got AI.
We know that AI is replacing a lot of jobs.
We know that robotics are too, And I think that
what they're now doing is there's a big push on
us becoming dependent on using things like chat GPT, which
is learning from us how we communicate. It's sort of
using that to become more human itself, more sentient, and

(38:50):
I think that that's the big push. I think they're
going to get rid of us. I think twenty twenty
was the beginning of that. I think that they're using
not just medical interventions to harm us, but we're being
attacked through frequency to you know, the cell towers are

(39:10):
doing all sorts of damage. Here. There were some calfs
born recently where they've got a mast in the field
and they were all born blind. The last time I checked,
which was over a year ago, there were thirty two
thousand independent reports just in the UK on the harms
of five G So we know that they're attacking us

(39:30):
through that. They're flora dating our water so our paneal
gland doesn't work properly. They're putting rape seed oil on
our food. They're keem trailing. The farmers are struggling in America.
You've got Bill Gates buying farmland so he cannot grow crops.
They're slowly poisoning us. And it's like the boiled frog,
you know, the frog in the boiling pan. It's a

(39:53):
slow burn. We don't realize because it's gradual. We are
being killed. They'll need a certain number of us. My
guess is going to be about half a million, and
AI will take care of everything else. Now, we need
to stop that from happening. I think at the same
time as well, they're homogenizing us. We all look the same,

(40:16):
we all eat the same stuff, we wear the same clothes,
we watch the same things, we use the same gadgets.
There's a big push for digital currency, one world government.
We're going to have one religion, one ruler, one currency,
and kind of one ethos. And behind a lot of

(40:36):
this is Tony Blair, the former Prime Minister of Britain,
who's a rothschild and he so I've been told will
soon become the European Prime minister, and he's pushing for
one world government and one world religion. He actually has
his own faith organization trying to push this narrative. He

(40:59):
was very, very outspoken during the pandemic. I thought it disappeared.
You know, he was Prime Minister for a bit, causing
the Legal war, disappeared into the sunset, got a pat
on the back for it, and then he goes quiet.
But he popped out in twenty twenty and he's now
bigger than ever. And if you look at the predictions

(41:20):
of Dolores Cannon into who the next Antichrist will be,
she described him to a tea Apart from one thing,
a lot of people have said, well she said that
he would appear on the banks of the Nile. Well
he did. He owned land there and was seen there
exactly when Delorus Cannon said he would be. So Tony
Blair is going to spearhead this reset. It's in plain sight.

(41:45):
And when he became Prime minister, there are a lot
of campaigns to stop people from voting for him, and
these pictures of him were depicted with demonic eyes. So
there are people out there that know. But I was
sent an air my five document that had you had

(42:05):
to read between the lines, but it referred to him
as the Antichrist. Really it's declassified. Yeah, you can find
it online.

Speaker 2 (42:13):
That's funny. We have so many people looking at either
Trump or JD. Vance as being the next Antichrist just
because of all the agendas that are attempting to put in.
But you're saying, no, it's Blair.

Speaker 3 (42:29):
They're all cousins. Yeah, that's what I believe, And that's
the information I've got the idea with with with they're
all friends. I mean, that's the first thing. You have
to understand that they they these are blood relatives. So
you know, you might see Trump arguing with Putine or uh,

(42:51):
you know, it could be a kist armer having a
row with somebody else that they're they're friends. They're all friends,
and the rulers are all bloodline families. Trump's a w rothschild,
they're all wrothschilds. Ultimately, one gets to play the bad guy,
the other one gets to play the good guy. They're
all bad. They're all bad. They're parasitic just because they've

(43:14):
changed their name. So some will sort of lure you
into a trap a sort of sense of full security really,
and you might think that they're doing some really great
things right now and they're going to change the world
for the better. That's exactly what they want you to think,
so you trust them. But again it's the boiling frog analogy.

(43:36):
You're going to suddenly be hit with something that doesn't
stack up. I mean, you know, in America you've got
the asylums. They're talking about the asylums again, aren't they.
They're going to start filling asylums up and return to
how that used to be. And we're also going to
see World's fairs again, and it's kind of like we're
going back to what happened in seventeen seventy six, you know.

(43:57):
So my bottom line, don't trust any of them, don't
believe any of them. You've got to turn the news off.
You've actually got to, and I know it's painful because
people want to know what's going on. You're not being
told the truth, so don't listen to it. There was
a survey recently done and it was over here. We've
got the BBC, British Broadcasting Company. But I call it

(44:21):
blatantly buggering children because that's really the loss of their organization.
If you stopped someone in the streets who's never watched
the news, never read a newspaper in their life, and
doesn't own a television or a radio, ninety percent of
those people will be more informed about what's actually happening
right now than people that watch the news every day

(44:44):
that tells you everything you need to know. Surely you've
got to turn it all off because it's propaganda. So
if you don't take any notice, if no one watches
the news, no one reads the newspapers, no one listens
to the news or shares clips.

Speaker 4 (44:56):
Did you see what Trump just did? Did you see
what Keir Starmer's up to now? And King John EANs
just said this, turn it off, turn it off. If
no one's listening, there'll be no news.

Speaker 3 (45:08):
We're fueling this. We've got to switch off now, and
it's so important we do that quickly.

Speaker 2 (45:13):
I saw you post recently about the dead Internet theory.
In my perspective, this also connects to something controversial that's
often brought up, the possibility that certain people don't have
a divine spark there what you'd call NPCs in this reality.
This may be directly connected if the dead Internet theory

(45:37):
is correct, but for those that may not be familiar,
talk a little bit about that and some of the
insights you've gotten from it.

Speaker 3 (45:47):
Yeah, I mean again, I've mentioned her before, Dolores Cannon.
I mean, she refers to these people as soulless, and
she estimates that or estimated that eighty percent of the
popular do not have a soul, And that sounds really awful.
It's sad, isn't it to hear that? But I don't

(46:08):
think that it's actually that accurate in a description of someone.
I think what she's saying is about eighty percent of
the people don't have this connection that makes us question things.
So I think that it is it's boiled down to
the reason you're doing this podcast, and the reason I'm

(46:29):
talking to you is because for some time, you and
I and people like us, the people watching this, have
felt that that things that go on are wrong. And
this might go back to school. It might go back
to sitting in a maths class and thinking this is pointless,
I don't need to know any of this, and staring
out the window or asking questions and then being told

(46:51):
to shut up asking too many questions, And I think
that that is because memory is carried within our DNA.
We know that, we know that in your DNA, you
are carrying the memory of your ancestors, and obviously it's
diluted over time. But if your ancestors were clones, if

(47:12):
they were used to repopulate for the new civilization, for now,
the common era right now, then there would be no
information of what happened before. So you wouldn't question things.
You'll roll up your sleeve and take the jab. You know,
you'll go and vote, thinking that they're going to actually
add them up at the end, and you're going to
make a difference. You're going to believe that You're going

(47:34):
to believe that you can make a difference by who
you vote for. And the government would never do anything
to harm us. And obviously we know that's not true,
but most people don't. Most people believe what's going on
in the news, and they believe that COVID was the
direct result of someone eating a bat, or that actually

(47:55):
it was accidentally leaked from a lab in Wuhan. But
we know, you know, we know different. We know that's
that's not the case. So I think that NPC's as
we call them now, are descendants from pure past.

Speaker 2 (48:10):
That's what I was going to, where it may be
there's a connection there.

Speaker 3 (48:15):
Absolutely. So it may well be that one of my
great great great great grandparents were a clone and the
other one wasn't. So maybe I'm carrying it just a
little bit of information compared to somebody else. But there
are people out there that it will just be pure,
and they're the ones that will be rolling up their
sleeve and supporting anything. And they're the ones protesting thinking

(48:35):
that it's going to make a difference, and it doesn't.
The government don't care if you go and protest somewhere
because they don't care about you or what you think.
I mean, we can start a civil war. You know,
that's different, isn't it? That people would have to notice
and do something about that. But of course they were
just you know, and I'm not suggesting for one moment
we do something like that. But I sometimes think it's

(48:56):
coming close. I think people are getting really angry. But
you protesting petitions and so on, it very rarely makes
any difference because ultimately the people in charge aren't affected
by us standing in the street screaming and shouting. It
doesn't matter. They carry on doing what they were doing. Anyway,
they couldn't care less about our feelings and thoughts on things.

(49:18):
So I think that the people that are angry right
now about certain things are being made to be angry
because they're watching the news. And I think if we,
you know, if we can disengage from it, then you know,
we can start focusing on us. And I think that
that's what we've got to do. We've got to understand

(49:41):
that we are more powerful than we've been led to believe.
We have a connection to the source, we are connected
to each other. We used to be telepathic. Some of
us still have the ability to think about someone and
then they suddenly text or ring or walk past you
in the street. We still have that. We need to

(50:01):
work on honing those skills and kind of self improvement
really and spend the time we would doom scrolling or
watching the news and actually working on us. And there's
two things that the parasites say. One is us uniting
forgetting what color and religion we are for a moment,

(50:22):
putting that to one side and saying that in the dark,
we all kind of look the same. And you know,
if you're being cut out of a car after an
accident and you need a blood transfusion. You're not going
to start asking what color or religion the person was
that's donating the blood to pack it in. It doesn't matter.
It's a divide and conquer tactic. They also fear knowledge.

(50:45):
The more knowledge we have, the more that worries them.
So when we're sharing information like this with each other
and using social media platforms or books like I write
to get this information out there, they don't want people
to hear or read this stuff. So we've got to
unite and we've got to gain more knowledge, knowledge that
they've hidden, and that will topple them. People will then

(51:07):
truly understand what's going on, what happened before, and what's
coming ahead, and we can be prepared for it. But
I think that that's where it is. Unity and working
on ourselves and understanding that we don't need this Stockholm
syndrome where we kind of despise the people we rely
on in the time of a crisis. We can rely

(51:30):
on ourselves. You know, we've got the answers inside us.
We know right from wrong, and we're a lot more
powerful than we give ourselves credit for.

Speaker 2 (51:38):
Christen, I'm always saying how these collective solutions put forth
by the parasitic ruling class never benefit humanity. It's always
going to be up to the individual and the changes
that we can make in our own lives. It does
have this reverberation effect, and to me, this is the

(52:00):
only thing that can make real change in our reality.
I saw you also make a post recently how many
people are perceiving that time is moving faster and being
that time as a construct to begin with, this is
very concerning. I imagine it could cause a lot of
problems for humanity in general and for the individual person,

(52:25):
problems mentally, with their health, emotionally. Basically, everything that we
perceive based on time is going to be stressful for
the human.

Speaker 3 (52:40):
I totally agree, and I put that post up because
I thought it was just me until recently, and a
couple of people that I've spoken to that aren't. They're
not on board with what I believe. They've said, well,
the reason you think time's going fast enough is because
you're getting older. I said, well, that's not relevant. My
age has got nothing to do with how quickly time

(53:01):
feels that it's traveling. And I understand that it's you know,
it's man made. It's not a real thing. But we
do have an internal body clock, you know. We when
we were primitive, then we would have dependent. We would
have been dependent upon sunlight, natural light, so we would
have got up when it's light and gone to bed

(53:22):
when it's dark, and perhaps slept a bit more during
the darker months and been more productive during the summer months.
So there is an internal body clock. And I started
mentioning it to younger people, I mean in their twenties, saying,
do you feel like times slowed down? And that's what
I said, because I didn't want to lead them to
thinking what I thought. No, No, I've got the opposite problem.

(53:45):
It seems like it's going quicker ever since the pandemic.
It's like it's going clicker and quicker. And I keep
having to change my clock or you know anything analogue.
I keep having to change the clock on my cooker
and the clock on the wall. And I thought, well,
I don't know how this has happened, but I think

(54:06):
that twenty twenty was a major reset. It wasn't just
about and exercising control and seeing what they could get
away with. I think that it was a lot bigger
than that. And that they have manipulated time itself, and
I think they're speeding things up, so we feel like
we're rushed, we're not having time to think. I speak

(54:28):
to people quite often to say that they don't have
time to read. It makes me want to throttle them
because I think I see your activity on Facebook, and
one person in particular, who doesn't have time to read,
will like every single comment on my posts, you know,
and if one of them's got a thousand bloody comments,
she will have sat and liked every single one, but

(54:49):
she hasn't got time to read. And I think you
have time to do everything you need to, you're just
not using it wisely. And I think that we've kind
of been pushed down this road. You know, we haven't
got time to go to the gym. We haven't got
time to cook properly, so we'll grab a fast some
fast food or a microwave meal. We've been pushed that way,

(55:11):
So I think turn your phone off for an hour
when you get in from work, turn your phone off
for an hour, make something to eat, don't go on
your phone. I get messages from people at two o'clock
in the morning. I'm thinking, what are you doing at
two o'clock in the morning on your phone. I understand
if they work nights or something, but these aren't doing that.
They're still wide away. I think you're doing exactly what

(55:32):
they want you to do. This, this little device and
this social media platform is now your life. But actually
your life is outside in nature with people you love,
and it is not scrolling on this endless sort of
doom scrolling. And I think that is people. People are
wasting a lot of their time, and I think that

(55:55):
we've been encouraged to do that. But it's there's definitely
something going.

Speaker 2 (55:59):
On, because seems to be the new currency. Our attention,
our energy that we put into things feeds the machine.
And the more time we spend feeding the machine, the
less time we have to work on ourselves and to
make the beneficial changes needed.

Speaker 3 (56:19):
Definitely, I think keep us distracted, it's key. Because my
dad used to say this when I was a kid.
You know, I would buy the Sun newspaper, which is
about as bad as it gets over here. You know,
it's one up from a comic and full of all
sorts of nonsense. But he used to say to me,
and I bought it because I used to do the
crossword that was it. I liked the crossword in it,

(56:43):
and it was harder than the one in the Times newspaper.
But I used to anyway, That's just what I did
in my lunch break at work. And he said to me,
never read the front page. If there's anything important and
they have to announce it, it will be a small
article on page two or page three. And you know,
he's right, You know we are. We're distracted by things

(57:07):
that aren't actually real, by events that aren't taking place,
by a potential problem in a country that doesn't you know,
that doesn't actually exist. And I think that that is
the issue here. They're distracting us, they're taking our time away,
and there are a lot of rabbit holes to go
down that are there to missdirect. So I think it

(57:29):
is using your time wisely. So I like myself. I
go on social media twice a day, once in the
morning to post something and reply to anything from the
night before, and then sort of after my dinner, I'll
go on for an hour just to reply to anything
that I've got during during the day. So people don't
think I'm ignoring them for twenty four hours. But there

(57:49):
are people that are on it constantly, and I don't
know are they at work? I mean, does somebody know
that they're doing this while they should be working, or
are they not working and they're not working because there's
ending all their time on social media, don't have time
to go to work, you know. So I think that
that's it, isn't it. We're wasting a lot of our

(58:09):
time and often were thought we're arguing with thoughts as well.

Speaker 2 (58:16):
Now for the last few minutes we have maybe give
us your closing thoughts on how to navigate what we
may be facing in the near future, and once again
remind the audience how they can find your work.

Speaker 3 (58:32):
Well. As I said earlier on, I think that it's
really important now that we get rid of this Stockholm
syndrome that we've got going on and understand that we
do not need somebody telling us what to do, what
to think, what's right and what's wrong. I think we
need to detach ourselves from that. And I always say
when people say, oh, you're king, you know King Chelsea

(58:53):
is this It's not my King. Kirstam is not my
Prime Minister. There's nothing to do with me. They're just
a couple of people that think they's something that they aren't.
They've given themselves a position that they don't deserve. I'm
not interested in what either of them are doing. And
if they're in the street, I don't care. I won't
even come out to see them. They're nothing to me.
They don't they're not on my radar. I'm on my radar.

(59:17):
My family and my friends are on my radar. And
I'm not interested in any of these celebrities. I couldn't
care less about them. So I think we've got to
start looking at ourselves. I think that we've got to
realize that it's important to live in the moment. You know.
We worry about what we did yesterday and we can't

(59:38):
change it. We worry about what we're going to do
tomorrow or what's happening tomorrow when it hasn't happened, and
we don't live in the moment. And I'm bad at this.
We don't live in the moment as much as we should.
We don't appreciate the time that we have with people
when we get a chance to actually be physically present
with them. I think we need to work on that.
I think we need to look at how much time

(01:00:00):
we spend on social media. I think that we need
to look at our diets, what we listen to m
you know, and what we watch as well, and and
and start working on us. And if people could just
understand that the reason we have different languages and the
reason we're all different shapes and colors and sizes is

(01:00:20):
so we can despise each other. We can get ourselves
into little groups where we hate this group for this reason,
we hate that group for that reason. This is divide
and conquer. It's a Roman tactic. We've got to love
each other. We can agree to disagree. There are people
out there that you're never going to get on with,
and you just cut them out your life. Don't waste

(01:00:41):
your energy on them. Don't Generals only fight big battles
and you're you're you're all generals. You know, You're not infantry,
you're not cannon foddy. You're worth more than that. So
you've got to understand that you only waste your time
on things that matter and people that matter. Disengage from
every thing you're being forced or programmed to watch and

(01:01:03):
believe and look at what you eat, you know, look
at what you eat, look at when you sleep. Are
you getting enough sleep. It's cool to stay up till
two o'clock in the morning. No, it's nice, stupid. Your
body heals between ten at night and two in the morning.
That's when you produce serotonin and antibiotics and anti inflammatories.
To be a weight during that time. To prevent that
process from taking place is not something you want to

(01:01:25):
be telling everybody is a good thing, because it's not.
You know, early to bed, early to rise makes a
man healthy and wise. And I think that's that's really
what we've got to do. We've got to look at
self improvements, love and look at anybody that's a different color,
different different race, different religion as being us just indoctrinated

(01:01:51):
in a different way.

Speaker 2 (01:01:52):
On great closing thoughts, one more time, let the audience
know how they can get a hold of your work.

Speaker 3 (01:01:59):
My website that's the best place because it's got links
to everything as well, so you know, if they want
to look at Facebook or whatever, they can. So it's
called the Tartarian Empire dot co dot UK and co
dot UK. Is important because I want people to know
that if they're buying books from my website, they're being
shipped from the UK. So I purposely didn't go dot com,

(01:02:22):
so people can see that I am here in the
you know, the United Kingdom as they call it. So yeah,
and then there's YouTube links there and also I put
blogs on there that I can't put on Facebook. Excellent,
but people might find they're a bit darker.

Speaker 2 (01:02:38):
Excellent. We'll have all those links right in the description. Guy,
thank you so much. We'll definitely be doing this again.
And until next time, everyone, have an excellent evening. We
will talk again tomorrow. Let's see y'all then,

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