Mysterium Fasces

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00:01:26.000 Welcome back to Mysterium Faschis, episode 11.

00:01:36.700 We're bringing you another very special episode of Ario Occult Mysterium Theater 1488,

00:01:42.340 where we dive into some of the more esoteric concepts that are relevant to our struggle.

00:01:50.320 So today, I think we're going to bring you perhaps one of the finest episodes we've ever produced.

00:01:54.220 I'm certainly looking forward to it.

00:01:56.000 We've got an all-star cast lined up for you.

00:01:59.440 So I'm your host, Florian Geyer, although I'm certainly not an all-star.

00:02:03.040 Joining me today, I've got my trusty co-host, Nat. 0.94

00:02:06.560 Adjectives are for cowards, Danelaw. 0.94

00:02:08.520 Welcome to the program, Nat. 0.56

00:02:10.180 Thank you very much.

00:02:11.260 A pleasure to be on.

00:02:12.620 Best podcast in world.

00:02:14.940 I always feel low energy when you're not here with us to just provide your vril and eros.

00:02:20.800 I've also got my very, very faithful.

00:02:24.200 He never abandons us.

00:02:25.860 Every episode.

00:02:26.820 Driva Hans, thank you very much.

00:02:29.140 Hey, good to be here.

00:02:31.640 And I've got Doc Savage, another loyal and well-read companion.

00:02:36.860 Glad to be here, gentlemen.

00:02:39.340 We've got Zyger, of course, of Daily Stormer and International Fame.

00:02:45.140 Thank you, Zyger.

00:02:45.620 Thank you for having me on.

00:02:48.140 And as a very special guest, returning to us for this episode, we've got Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson.

00:02:54.440 Dr. Johnson, thanks again for coming on the show.

00:02:57.440 It's no problem.

00:02:58.220 And I, too, feel the eros.

00:03:00.060 So I get it.

00:03:01.440 Excellent.

00:03:01.740 So having dissipated all of the erotic tension, I think we'll move right into the episode.

00:03:09.780 Now, as I said before, this is an ario-occult mysterium theater, and we're going to be talking about some more kind of esoteric and lofty topics.

00:03:17.640 But I think what we're going to be talking about, perhaps the most practical of all of these esoteric systems, and that is what our enemy thinks.

00:03:25.620 In recent days and weeks, with the pedo-gate scandals, and certainly as, you know, members of the far right have become more wise as to, you know, Jews and kind of the occult and nebulous influences that lie behind the motivations of our enemies, you know, we're starting to see that really we are, in fact, fighting the synagogue of Satan that's talked about in the Book of Revelation.

00:03:48.300 And so our enemies have taken various cloaks onto themselves at various times in history, you know, liberal, socialist, capitalist, communist.

00:04:01.360 But these forces, these ideas that propel them, they did not emerge at a recent history.

00:04:07.180 They are not novelties and innovations in and of themselves, so you could say they are the novelty.

00:04:11.920 But then they come, not, as I said, from recent history, but ancient history, manifesting themselves in different ways throughout the modern era.

00:04:21.940 So there are two conspicuous and pernicious actors that seem to, in some way, unregard every one of the maladies that has befallen Western civilization for the last 2,000 years or so.

00:04:33.320 And the first of them, of course, is the Jews, and we're specifically going to be talking about the Kabbalistic Jews or esoteric Judaism, and then in recent times, Freemasonry. 0.73

00:04:43.500 And I think that both of these concepts are – there's a lot of disinformation, there's a lot of bologna out there as to what Freemasons believe, what they do, what they think, and likewise with Jews.

00:04:55.820 And so what we're going to try to do here is set the record straight and give people a basic level of operation to comprehend and understand these ideas when they're grappling with their enemies.

00:05:05.300 Because in order to defeat our enemies, we have to know them.

00:05:07.700 So to this end, I guess let's talk about Judaism first, because that's always fun. 0.87

00:05:15.220 So I'll direct the microphone to Dr. Johnson, and I'm going to ask the question to start us off, and please, everybody else, feel free to jump in.

00:05:24.440 So what is Kabbalism or esoteric Judaism?

00:05:28.460 Is it an invention of rabbinic Judaism, or did it extend into the Old Covenant proper, albeit in an underground role?

00:05:35.560 Oh, that's a complicated question.

00:05:37.700 The basic theory is that Moses received this sort of revelation at Mount Sinai, but was only permitted to pass it on orally to a handful of people.

00:05:49.760 It's not purely Jewish, of course.

00:05:53.100 The worst thing that ever happened to the Jews – well, the second worst thing is when they were exiled into Babylon.

00:05:59.280 And the fact is that they did very, very well there.

00:06:03.440 And Babylon was the seat of magic, and the ancient Gnosticism – it's the site of the Tower of Babel. 0.98

00:06:11.100 And they, not only in order to do well there, but because of doing well there, adopted and Judaized a lot of these ideas.

00:06:22.200 The icon of the Tower of Babel in the story in Genesis is central now to Gnosticism and Judaism at its core. 0.97

00:06:29.900 Right. So this esoteric tradition, I think concretely we could say, happened because of syncretism having to deal with Babylonian mystery school and their kind of wisdom tradition.

00:06:47.420 My impression is that throughout most of the ancient – the Hebrew sapiential or wisdom tradition was very distinct from its Egyptian and Babylonian counterparts, and that it was fundamentally folkish.

00:07:00.440 It was a means of transmitting the art of living from father to son, and that's the setting that we see in the Old Testament wisdom books like Ecclesiastes, Ben Serah, Wisdom of Solomon.

00:07:10.260 Whereas the Babylonian and Egyptian mystery schools were – the wisdom that they would pass on was entirely combined with magic. 0.93

00:07:18.660 They were almost one in the same practice.

00:07:21.380 In order to be wise, you had to be a magician.

00:07:23.240 So what you're saying is that the Hebrews, after they were exiled into Babylon, essentially brought back this Babylonian tradition and integrated it into their – some currents of the wisdom tradition.

00:07:41.900 That's exactly right.

00:07:42.680 Remember, the wisdom schools were such – partially because they weren't – they didn't write anything down.

00:07:50.320 To write it down was to destroy it.

00:07:52.300 Words are too weak.

00:07:54.000 Words are too malleable.

00:07:55.720 And this is why Plato didn't write anything.

00:07:57.560 I'm sorry.

00:07:57.920 Socrates didn't write anything down.

00:07:58.960 Only Plato did.

00:08:00.840 So our evidence is fragmentary.

00:08:03.940 But by the time the Zohar was written, many years later, it was an attempt to summarize at least the main points of what had developed in this period of complete mixing of the religions of Central Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa.

00:08:19.760 So what you're talking about is a wisdom tradition centered around the idea of magic in its true core sense.

00:08:26.420 Right.

00:08:29.280 And this – and I think this is a very important thing to establish is that the – one of the particular idiosyncrasies of the Old Covenant is that they absolutely abhorred magic users, whether they were wizards or spiritual mediums or diviners.

00:08:43.080 And these – this sin was considered to be one of the most serious and tantamount to idolatry.

00:08:48.300 And they were put to death under the law of Moses, if I'm not even mistaken.

00:08:53.520 Now, this question took me a while to figure out.

00:08:58.920 Here's how they get around that.

00:09:00.140 When the Jews rejected Christ as a living logos, they needed – they began to interpret this notion of what holds the world together in very literal terms. 0.54

00:09:12.480 According to people like Celsus and that Alexandrian Greek-Jewish tradition, another wisdom school, actually though exoteric in this case, God created literally by the words from his mouth.

00:09:29.340 These vibrations, once they reached a certain pitch, became matter.

00:09:33.180 Now, that means the logos of the world is actually a word or vibrations in the air.

00:09:42.020 Now, because the true magician is using the same words at the same pitch at the same vocalization, it's not magic.

00:09:54.760 This is how they get around it because they're doing nothing different than what God had done.

00:09:58.820 It's not magic.

00:10:00.040 It's co-creation.

00:10:01.060 Now, make fun of the argument, you know, but that's how they get around it.

00:10:05.480 It took me ages to figure this out.

00:10:07.460 And it was the Contra Celsus books where I finally – you know, he hints at it and I finally got it.

00:10:14.520 It was that if it's something – if you're imitating what God had done in the creation of the world, you're doing nothing but following him.

00:10:20.180 Therefore, it's not magic.

00:10:21.100 Yeah, I mean, the Kabbalah, when you study these books, they don't have anything that is close to what you could call folk magic, like, you know, using animals and plants and things like that.

00:10:37.220 They really shun that, and anything in Kabbalah that could be interpreted as magic is kind of a very abstract thing, using words and letters, parts of the Bible, shuffling them around.

00:10:52.800 So, it kind of – it's kind of like an aesthetic coat of paint that they've put over, you know, magical thinking and magical practices that avoids appearing like sorcery.

00:11:08.800 So, I thought that was interesting.

00:11:09.980 Yeah, I think that's the central core, and that's how – you know, they're the eternal lawyer, you know, because they're so law-obsessed, they don't have to get around everything.

00:11:18.060 And that's how they figured it out.

00:11:19.440 And in many ways, like, a big part of the Kabbalah is all about, you know, using rules, lawyering to get around things.

00:11:29.420 Like, one of the key practices and concepts in Kabbalah is the gematria, which is not unique to Jews, of course.

00:11:40.440 But this is something they use extensively.

00:11:43.520 They'll take parts of the Bible, assign numeric values to different words, and then say, well, because the word – the numeric totals of these words is equivalent to other words,

00:11:57.040 then we'll change the interpretation of that segment to mean something else.

00:12:01.640 That's more convenient to us.

00:12:04.080 And they'll claim that it's the true, hidden interpretation that only they understand, because it's abstract.

00:12:11.300 But, of course – 0.97

00:12:11.820 That's retarded. 1.00

00:12:12.760 Yeah, of course it's retarded, because obviously, using that logic, you can make it mean anything. 0.97

00:12:18.920 You can, like, you can give any kind of total.

00:12:22.820 You can – there are many different ways that you can add these letters together and give different totals.

00:12:29.220 And, you know, it's very arbitrary.

00:12:31.340 But they claim – you know, the rabbis will claim, well, only we know how to give the true interpretation and use that to give ourselves special authority and special powers.

00:12:44.040 I mean, what you do there is you dissolve what he's trying to say, right?

00:12:49.140 You just remove it.

00:12:50.200 You remove any point he's trying to give.

00:12:53.680 So you're saying that everything is equal.

00:12:55.760 I mean, if you defend everything, you defend nothing. 0.99

00:12:58.360 This is what these filthy Jews are doing right here. 1.00

00:13:00.860 Yeah, the Torah is a symbol and nothing more. 1.00

00:13:03.480 It's not taken seriously.

00:13:04.440 You know, this has been shown, like Mike Hoffman, E. Michael Jones, over and over again, even Jewish scholars, Gershom Sholem and others, it's purely symbolic.

00:13:15.800 They don't believe it.

00:13:16.840 They don't believe the stories or the history whatsoever.

00:13:19.640 When I studied the numbers from one to nine, you know, the only ones that matter, and there is no zero at the time.

00:13:26.420 That came much later.

00:13:28.480 It shot me far ahead.

00:13:30.340 Once I grasped what all the numbers mean, I was allowed – I was able to read some of this stuff far more competently than before.

00:13:40.100 Now, that's not to say that there isn't a Christian – I mean, there was always sacred geometry the way that the Romanesque especially was constructed.

00:13:47.760 You know, every ratio meant something.

00:13:50.900 These were icons in a real sense.

00:13:52.700 The difference between sacred geometry and Jewish magic is that sacred geometry isn't saying that these numbers and letters are the very creation and the backbone of everything that exists.

00:14:05.520 And therefore, if you know the letter and number and you know how to speak it properly, you control that thing.

00:14:10.060 In fact, you could even be that thing.

00:14:11.840 It's simply an understanding rather than any insight into creation.

00:14:14.720 That's the big difference.

00:14:15.380 Right, so this is a Logos-Logoi distinction vis-a-vis Maximus the Confessor, where these sacred geometric ratios, we can say phi, or, you know, matter constructed in such a way as like an icon, they are reflecting certain aspects of the Logos but are not in and of themselves divine.

00:14:37.180 No, it's a system of symbolism that's used to create associations and better understand reality.

00:14:48.400 So what these Jews are doing then is that they drag God down from his rightful place. 1.00

00:14:53.920 They drag him down. 0.97

00:14:55.200 They try to drag him down.

00:14:56.860 Well, yeah, you know, there's a common saying among rabbis that they'll say, you know, when God is in doubt, when he hesitates, he consults the rabbis.

00:15:05.720 Of course.

00:15:06.640 I mean, if that isn't arrogance, I don't know what is.

00:15:08.900 Right, that's right in the comment, yeah.

00:15:12.020 Well, the secret, the gnosis of it all is that there is no God.

00:15:17.040 The one from which the emanations derive from isn't anything.

00:15:21.280 It's the same flux that you find in Nietzsche.

00:15:24.700 It's just a void.

00:15:26.400 It's whatever, you know, completely non-formed flux.

00:15:31.700 It doesn't turn out to be anything.

00:15:33.300 I think the end of your 32nd degree emanation is the same thing.

00:15:36.580 It isn't anything.

00:15:37.600 It's a human creation.

00:15:39.620 I mean, it kind of makes sense because if there is nothing, if there's just this flux, then everything is meaningless.

00:15:46.120 And if everything is meaningless, then we might as well burn up in hedonism all of our lives.

00:15:52.400 I mean, that's where the slogan comes from.

00:15:54.540 Right, unless you're powerful enough to convince others that you know what the meaning is.

00:15:58.680 Right, okay, and so now I think that this is, we could go off in many different tangents.

00:16:04.780 I mean, certainly when you talk about the, this flux, I think of the waters of creation that the spirit hovered over before God separated the firmaments of heaven.

00:16:14.600 But I think the, we mentioned a little bit the Zohar, the book of the Zohar.

00:16:22.340 And as you mentioned, this is a sort of a codification or a shorthand of the teachings of the Kabbalah.

00:16:29.960 Now, when was the Zohar written? 0.69

00:16:33.040 And from what tradition does it emerge?

00:16:35.260 And what are its contents?

00:16:36.520 My impression is that it essentially contains a symbolic expression of the structure of the universe, as we discussed, that they, known as the Tree of Life, that they then manipulate for their own magical ends.

00:16:45.740 The texts, the texts of the Zohar are actually pretty late.

00:16:52.600 We're talking about more of Spain.

00:16:54.680 Now, I'm sure that they existed before then.

00:16:58.260 Really, again, the first person to put it together was Isaac Luria.

00:17:03.460 Now, he didn't just invent it, but I believe he was the first one to put it all under, you know, this is the early, early 16th century.

00:17:09.500 Before Luria, there's Moses de Leon in Spain, but Luria is responsible for most of what we consider today to be mainstream Kabbalah.

00:17:25.500 That's right.

00:17:26.020 I think he was a better businessman than Moses was, and Moses was far more of a rationalist than Luria. 0.62

00:17:34.360 I think Luria is much more accessible than Maimonides was.

00:17:39.500 But when you say Moses Maimonides, is this the same Moses Maimonides that Thomas Aquinas derived his divine simplicity of God from?

00:17:48.920 Well, they were both Aristotelians.

00:17:51.720 You know, I mean, anyone can be an Aristotelian.

00:17:54.160 It doesn't – it's not a reflection of what you really think.

00:17:56.420 It's just that – it's just an axiom, a starting point.

00:17:59.160 Certainly, but my impression is if you – I just say this because the energy essence thing is something I'm still trying to get a grip on, and probably we could do another podcast just on the theology of this.

00:18:10.320 Well, Florian, Maimonides is going to be before this Moses de Leon in Spain. 0.73

00:18:18.000 So that's – it's – de Leon is a continuation of Maimonides' work, in some ways a refusion.

00:18:27.860 It's – much of the Kabbalah is a sort of refutation of the earlier ideas of Aristotelian Judaism.

00:18:39.740 Right. Okay, that's a satisfactory answer.

00:18:43.820 Perhaps – the subject is one that's so fascinating for me.

00:18:48.660 I think it's so easy for us to just spin off on a million different rabbit holes, so we'll try to keep it fairly focused.

00:18:55.440 So the Zohar is – yeah, this codification of this secret oral tradition that has existed for centuries, millennia, that finally was kind of –

00:19:06.740 What totally strikes me about all this is that the Talmud itself is already a sort of esoteric oral tradition about the Torah, and then that doesn't go far enough.

00:19:19.560 So we have to admit this new higher-level criticism on top of that.

00:19:25.040 It's – it's – it's – 0.98

00:19:26.560 You are such a nerd. 0.95

00:19:31.520 Oh, have truer words ever been said? 0.98

00:19:33.680 No, but I – yes, it's – I've heard this.

00:19:36.260 The breakdown is you need to – to understand the Torah, you need to understand the law, and to understand the law, you need to understand the oral law.

00:19:45.820 And then to understand the oral law, you need to understand the commentary on the oral law.

00:19:48.980 And then to understand the commentary, you need to understand the esoteric key behind it to finally unlock what the true meaning of the revelation is, which of course means nothing at all.

00:20:00.080 Well, the Sefer HaBahar is, I think, the – probably the earliest of all these texts that actually go beyond – because you're absolutely right.

00:20:09.760 Some people put the Talmud as, you know, rationalist and legal, and then the Zohar and the different Seferas as something mystical, and it's not true.

00:20:17.580 So, you know, the Talmud has just as many of these kind of Kabbalistic ideas as the actual Kabbalah.

00:20:24.620 And the big difference between Maimonides is – and the revolt against him was that – was the entire anti-Hellenic concept in Judaism where you have to get back to – you have to get back to Hebrew and reject the use of Gentiles. 0.80

00:20:38.440 Now, that would include Celsus as well.

00:20:40.660 One of the reasons that Celsus and Maimonides were approachable by Christians and why, you know, in terms of Celsus, you still have patristic writings against them is that they were using Hellenic terms, and they lived in that environment.

00:20:53.340 But people like Gloria wanted to get away from that and at the same time make it more accessible to – still to an elite, but you didn't have to be steeped in Aristotle to grasp it.

00:21:02.940 Fascinating. So the – I guess so we kind of have kind of a ground here.

00:21:15.740 So we know that the foundation of esoteric Judaism or Kabbalism comes from this, you know, ancient, very, you know, legalistic, twisted, you know, idiosyncratic oral tradition that was codified in the book of the Zohar.

00:21:29.260 Now, what are the actual practical applications of the Zohar in terms of what do these Jews do with it, and how is it connected to sympathetic magic? 0.55

00:21:40.900 Well, it's a bit complicated.

00:21:48.520 Let me give you kind of an example of a book written by a Jew, and the context of it is interesting.

00:21:56.360 I've got this book called The Book of Abramelin, written in the 1400s.

00:22:00.860 This, at least, it claims to be a book written by a powerful Jew, and it's a gift for his own son, basically.

00:22:10.700 Yeah, he had several sons.

00:22:12.760 In the book, he explains to his son that he gave the Kabbalah to his firstborn son, and he would not be giving the Kabbalah to him,

00:22:21.340 but he would give him something kind of simpler and more accessible, which was a sort of magic.

00:22:28.260 And so the contents of that book are those magical practices.

00:22:34.400 But, of course, it's still phrased in the terms of, you know, devotion to God and all of that stuff.

00:22:40.940 But, yeah, the interesting part is the distinction he makes between the Kabbalah itself and magic,

00:22:49.560 which, in his mind, the Kabbalah was the kind of abstract, meditative, and mystical aspect,

00:23:00.280 which can still be used for magical purposes, of course.

00:23:02.660 But the more folkish techniques, he considered them to be a part, kind of a mixed Kabbalah type of situation.

00:23:15.380 And so the practices in the book are divided into a kind of meditative practice,

00:23:24.500 which is not, like, abstract and intellectual, but more of a daily devotion stretched over, like, several months,

00:23:31.440 or, I think, more than a year.

00:23:33.500 And from then, it moves to use of magic squares using Hebrew letters.

00:23:39.260 You know, like, they're kind of like talismans with Hebrew letters with mathematical relationships to each other.

00:23:45.960 And those are used along with Hebrew formulas probably taken from the Bible.

00:23:54.080 And, you know, they claim that they're used for magical effects.

00:23:58.100 So this use of letters is a feature of both the kind of the abstract Kabbalah in terms of practices

00:24:07.760 and also the more folkish Jewish magic.

00:24:11.940 I think one interesting, you know, practice that everyone's familiar with is the Jewish golems. 0.80

00:24:18.800 Does anyone here know how these golems are supposed to be made? 1.00

00:24:23.340 Yeah, a rabbi shapes it from clay, and he plays a scroll in the mouth, right? 0.99

00:24:31.760 With the secret name of God on it.

00:24:33.320 Yeah.

00:24:33.860 Right.

00:24:34.480 But it's more, there's a ritual also that is supposed to be done.

00:24:40.380 And in the book Commentaries on the Sefer Yetzirah by Kaplan, he gives, like, the formulas. 0.98

00:24:50.360 And it's a very long and complicated formula, but I think it's pretty stupid. 0.72

00:24:55.440 But it takes something like 24 hours to give that incantation. 0.91

00:25:00.380 And it's basically just the, like, all the letters in the Hebrew alphabet combined with each other in order.

00:25:07.980 So it's like, like, they could end up saying A, A, A, B, A, C, etc.

00:25:14.660 And it's like, it takes forever to say.

00:25:17.580 But there's tables in the book called the 220-something gates.

00:25:24.540 And those are used as a kind of template to give that recitation.

00:25:31.760 So, again, it's always using those letters and numerical equivalents to supposedly bring about these effects.

00:25:40.960 Yeah, you're exactly right.

00:25:42.460 But one thing should be made clear in addition to that is that this is a purely secular phenomenon.

00:25:49.980 It may be couched in the language of religion and God and mysticism and angels and things like that.

00:25:56.120 This is purely for secular power and then to justify secular power.

00:25:59.980 Oh, yes.

00:26:00.500 Yeah.

00:26:01.200 You know what I mean?

00:26:01.640 So we can talk about incantations, but you can see incantations just in day-to-day politics.

00:26:07.200 You know, saying the right thing, the right slogan allows you membership in the elite while saying the wrong slogan gets kicked out of it.

00:26:15.860 This is a quick example. 1.00

00:26:17.740 So these are secular concepts couched in – and so you have stupid Hollywood stars who think they're religious because they wear a stupid red string around their wrist. 1.00

00:26:27.360 But these are about secular power, these are about money, these are about domination over the servants of Jews, of Gentiles. 1.00

00:26:38.660 I'm not religious.

00:26:39.900 I'm spiritual.

00:26:42.160 And if you read the previous book I talked about, the book of Abramelin, supposedly written by Abraham of Worms in Germany,

00:26:51.500 it's interesting because he talks about, like, what he used those, you know, magical techniques for.

00:26:58.920 And it's all based on, like, political manipulation of, like, kings and lords all around him.

00:27:05.980 So, you know, I thought it was an interesting document.

00:27:10.620 That's exactly right.

00:27:11.620 Like, when you first read about alchemy, I mean, there's still professors of history out there, believe it or not,

00:27:17.680 that believe that alchemy really is about turning different metals into gold.

00:27:20.540 And therefore you'll be wealthy.

00:27:22.800 And they have no idea.

00:27:24.120 You know, it doesn't take long to read the right sources and get to the point that they're talking about people.

00:27:29.640 You know, what a leaden person is versus what a golden person is and what has to happen to change one to the other.

00:27:37.400 Oh, let me correct something.

00:27:38.920 It was the 1300s, not the 1500s, where the first complete Zohar was found in Spain.

00:27:44.320 Sorry about that.

00:27:44.860 But, of course, like, in terms of alchemy, they did like that this meme was being spread about turning lead into gold.

00:27:54.180 Because, of course, that meant they could ask kings for a lot of, you know, support for their research.

00:28:01.060 And it's like, oh, yeah, yeah, the gold is coming.

00:28:03.440 You know, keep giving me money.

00:28:05.680 But, yeah, that's why even the alchemists themselves would, you know, support these notions.

00:28:10.780 And what gets me about this worship that the Jews have for their alphabet, for the letters of their words, is that the Hebrew alphabet itself doesn't go back farther than, like, 160 A.D. 0.67

00:28:33.800 Like, it's – or 135 A.D., excuse me.

00:28:36.800 It's a complete neologism.

00:28:39.880 Neologism.

00:28:41.380 Yeah, and it's based on earlier alphabets as well.

00:28:44.800 I mean, there's many alphabets in the, you know, Near East that are basically the same thing, just different shapes, but the same, like, numbers of letters and, you know, the concept that you only have consonants rather than vowels and stuff like that.

00:29:00.400 There's nothing special about it.

00:29:01.820 I think what this really reflects – I'm sorry to interrupt.

00:29:06.140 What this really reflects is the Jews' self-worship. 0.92

00:29:11.380 I mean, they stated it themselves.

00:29:13.140 You know, they say constantly that they're God's chosen, right?

00:29:16.120 But when they say that, they essentially just boil it down to, well, boil it down to, well, we are essentially God.

00:29:23.880 That is what they make out of it, which is why they worship themselves so frantically.

00:29:27.440 Yeah, I mean, it's –

00:29:29.220 Yeah, I mean –

00:29:30.300 Yeah, go ahead.

00:29:31.440 Well, I think this letter thing – now, correct me if I'm wrong, Janssen, but isn't this supposed to represent a sort of prime matter which they later form?

00:29:43.580 Because if you give golem all the letters, all the prime matter, the Jew can then shape it to their will. 1.00

00:29:51.540 Spiritual of it, they have, you know, done the actual statue of the golem.

00:29:56.180 Well, first of all, you know, the Jews are not shy about saying that this is an Egyptian practice.

00:30:02.460 I mean, they'll trace their alphabet to hieroglyphs from Egypt.

00:30:05.760 When I first studied numerology and I finally figured out what these numbers meant in some depth, everything else broke wide open.

00:30:16.400 So the age of the alphabet isn't all that important, although I'm sure it's the non-initiated.

00:30:22.400 You know, they're convinced that this Hebrew alphabet is of immense power and very ancient.

00:30:27.560 But no, they'll admit that it comes straight out of the hieroglyphs and kind of will gloss over any problem there.

00:30:33.620 But what you ask about is what alchemy is based on.

00:30:38.020 If you want to make a metaphysics out of it, you know, the most speculative they'll get is that there is only one form of matter, and that's the flux.

00:30:46.580 And if you master it, you can make anything out of it.

00:30:49.900 So turning lead into gold just means that there's really only one reality.

00:30:54.080 There is this flux.

00:30:55.540 And if someone is strong enough and powerful enough, they could – these are just attributes.

00:31:01.640 Gold and lead and silver, these are just attributes.

00:31:03.620 These aren't realities.

00:31:05.780 So there's only one matter.

00:31:07.040 And if you're strong enough, you can control everything.

00:31:08.860 But that includes people.

00:31:10.440 And that's what gets glossed over all too much.

00:31:12.560 Mr. Johnson, you said that the Hebrew alphabet is derived from Egyptian hieroglyphs.

00:31:21.400 But the hieroglyphs aren't letters, though.

00:31:23.040 They're ideograms.

00:31:24.880 What about the icons?

00:31:26.060 I'm sorry, what?

00:31:27.200 They're icons.

00:31:28.440 Yeah.

00:31:29.280 What I mean to say is when you understand the first letter and the number one,

00:31:34.320 any Jewish text will go through a series of – they'll use the bowl, for example.

00:31:40.300 Right.

00:31:40.720 But the A really turned upside down.

00:31:44.560 The two horns are up.

00:31:46.360 And it'll explain the depth of the number one A purely from hieroglyphic sources.

00:31:52.720 That's what I mean.

00:31:54.820 The meaning of these things for them is still iconic, even though they don't use it iconic.

00:31:59.320 It's just a lettering system.

00:32:00.720 Oh, yes, definitely.

00:32:01.780 Each letter has a deep meaning and stuff.

00:32:04.500 It's similar to the Germanic runes, in a sense.

00:32:08.760 Very much so.

00:32:09.460 And it's not – in and of itself, it's not a problem.

00:32:12.540 The only difference is that when they claim – when you speak these things and you speak it in the right way, you are at the exact same level as creation itself.

00:32:21.920 And, again, that's why it's not magic in their minds.

00:32:24.760 They're just being as God.

00:32:26.700 If they're worse for themselves, they're simply being themselves.

00:32:29.820 We're going to get into the Freemasonry later and the great architect of the universe and the smaller practitioners of the craft, architects, if you will.

00:32:37.980 And I think that that's where this idea is going to lead directly.

00:32:40.600 But that's for a little bit further in the segment.

00:32:45.060 Now, so we – what is – so coming back to the main question, what is sympathetic magic?

00:32:54.880 Well, sympathetic magic – like, all magic is sympathetic.

00:33:03.040 But the concept of, you know, sympathy is about, like, love, basically.

00:33:10.900 That things that are similar on the material plane will also have a kind of love for each other on the spiritual plane.

00:33:19.780 And as such, when you give something which is related at a symbolic level to something else, you're going to influence that other thing as well.

00:33:31.540 So, for example, if you draw a circle on the ground, because of the symbolism of the circle, you know, it represents infinity and things like that, then spiritual forces will take that symbol as if it was something real from them.

00:33:51.300 So, similarly, if you use the number 5, let's say, like, the, you know, the classic star, like, 5-pointed star, it represents the number 5.

00:34:03.180 And, you know, the number 5 is related to defense, protection, aggression.

00:34:08.540 So, it's used as a defense against evil spirits.

00:34:12.260 So, the concept of sympathetic magic is that you can use symbols to have real effects in the spiritual realm.

00:34:19.300 This is applied in, like, more abstract and philosophical ways using geometry and letters and drawings.

00:34:29.020 But in folk magic, it's used in, like, hidden virtues of natural materials.

00:34:36.420 Like, let's say you take a plant and you say, like, which planet is it most related to?

00:34:44.000 Like, for example, a sunflower.

00:34:45.240 Or, say, well, it's yellow, it kind of looks like the sun, so it's a solar, it has a solar virtue to it.

00:34:51.840 So, let's say, if you, and so, for example, in medicine, you'll say, well, if you have a disease which is solar,

00:34:59.900 you'll either make a potion out of solar plants or, like, the opposite, like, lunar plants or things like that.

00:35:06.960 So, that's the thinking behind it. 0.99

00:35:09.500 Or in rituals, you might take the blood of a cock, which is, you know, related to Saturn, for example, a black cock. 0.96

00:35:18.760 Wait, the bird?

00:35:20.820 Yeah, the bird.

00:35:21.740 They say, well, a black cock is a Saturnian.

00:35:24.880 Well, I use planets, but Jews would, in more ways than one. 1.00

00:35:31.480 But, yeah, Jews would use letters in kind of the same spirit. 0.89

00:35:36.480 In that sense, it's sympathetic as well.

00:35:38.760 But usually when people talk about sympathetic magic, they're more thinking about the, you know, the plants, the animal parts, things like that.

00:35:46.960 Whereas Jews will, at least, in none of the materials that I've read, they're not going to use those things. 0.99

00:35:54.000 But the spirit is the same.

00:35:55.040 So, when you have this notion of using, like, a little boy as a sacrifice and bleeding him and using that blood in a ritual,

00:36:02.620 which, you know, Jews are alleged to do, it uses the same principle of sympathetic magic. 0.84

00:36:09.540 In Western magic, you'd say that a boy is solar, because, you know, the planet related to men is the sun.

00:36:19.800 He's also innocent.

00:36:21.400 So, like, that blood is a very...

00:36:25.040 Powerful symbol for something in magic, yes.

00:36:28.140 So, it can be used for different things.

00:36:30.640 We have to be careful when we use the word symbol.

00:36:33.740 Symbol is an English word that has completely lost all of its meaning.

00:36:37.140 In fact, not only that, it's the exact opposite of what it was originally meant.

00:36:42.160 A symbol, it's never opposed to the substantial.

00:36:46.040 No, that's right.

00:36:47.300 It's an abbreviation.

00:36:48.900 It's a gateway to the substantial.

00:36:51.500 It's your first step into the substantial.

00:36:53.240 So, in Orthodox liturgy, for example, during any of the processions, time, you know, temporal time is finished.

00:37:01.300 They're actually taking part in, you know, Christ walking to Calvary, for example.

00:37:07.720 So, regular, I mean, you know, we live in anomalous age, a post-industrial age.

00:37:12.940 It's almost impossible to think in these terms anymore.

00:37:15.840 But the symbolic meant to actually shut time down entirely.

00:37:19.820 And although, you know, we are not literally there, we are symbolically there, meaning that we are in the exact same spirit.

00:37:26.900 Of course, and these magicians, they would not use the term symbol.

00:37:31.740 They would not even think in that sense.

00:37:34.560 They use the terms virtue.

00:37:36.740 Like, they say that a physical object has, you know, overt virtues, like obvious virtues that everyone can see and feel and touch.

00:37:47.340 But objects will also have hidden virtues, which are the hidden properties, which are just as real as the overt virtues.

00:37:57.260 But, you know, they're things that exist in the spirit realm.

00:38:01.060 So, they would not think of it as a symbol of, like, something in the mind or in the abstract, but as something entirely real.

00:38:09.680 Right, exactly.

00:38:10.580 When I first bought my very first Russian prayer book many years ago, the creed was called the symbol of faith.

00:38:17.360 And that makes no sense to our modern American use of the term symbol.

00:38:21.920 And it took me a while.

00:38:23.000 What the heck, what would symbol mean there?

00:38:24.440 And that's the actual real connection to divine energy.

00:38:29.520 That's not just, you know, words on a page.

00:38:31.020 This is the essence of what we believe.

00:38:34.300 It's not just words on a page.

00:38:36.260 That meaning, that power is immense.

00:38:39.200 And it took me years to figure out why that would be called a symbol.

00:38:42.540 The word symbol we use in English is the exact opposite of how it's traditionally used.

00:38:47.640 So, you're right.

00:38:48.140 They wouldn't use the word symbol in our sense of the word.

00:38:50.280 Yeah.

00:38:51.000 And all sorts of words have changed completely.

00:38:54.440 In the same, you know, again, related to sympathetic magic, one word which you're going to see very commonly is dignity.

00:39:02.240 Which today is just kind of a moral standing.

00:39:05.640 Or, let's say, if you have pride and you comport yourself well, you have dignity.

00:39:10.540 But before, it was sort of a term that meant spiritual power.

00:39:17.960 So, when you would say that something has a strong dignity, it means its spiritual power is very great.

00:39:26.280 If, in astrology, when you're trying to figure out if a child will be, you know, strong or, you know, smart or things like that, you're going to make a calculation of the child's accidental dignity and natural dignity.

00:39:42.340 Meaning, like, his inherent spiritual power and the spiritual, the power related to his circumstances.

00:39:48.400 So, that word is important to sympathetic magic as well.

00:39:52.200 And the meaning has changed completely, just like you've said.

00:39:55.020 And it's very hard if you read these medieval books and you try to understand what they mean using modern significance.

00:40:04.200 You're going to be very confused and nothing is going to make sense.

00:40:06.580 I lost an academic job because I was fighting with the so-called medievalist, Teresa Rupp was her name, who didn't understand that numbers in the building of a cathedral aren't numbers in a quantitative sense.

00:40:24.500 These are iconic representations of theology.

00:40:27.120 And I called her incompetent in front of her class because how could you be teaching this stuff and not understand that two over three is one of the most sacred things?

00:40:37.980 That's not just practical, but it has immense spiritual significance.

00:40:41.200 And numbers didn't just mean numbers, by the way, we would use the term.

00:40:44.340 These are the building blocks of all things.

00:40:46.660 Augustine believed that.

00:40:47.560 I mean, you know, that's legitimate.

00:40:50.360 These are numbers or just forms in Plato's sense of the term.

00:40:53.280 But they're not quantitative entities.

00:40:55.360 Earth, air, fire, and water.

00:40:56.480 These aren't just literally those things.

00:40:59.420 Those are virtues and dignity in the sense that you mean.

00:41:03.600 People understand things.

00:41:05.020 There are professors of history all over the place using those words in the sense that we use them today.

00:41:11.460 And, you know, there's only a handful of us left to really know what these terms mean.

00:41:15.540 Everything has lost its meaning in this sense.

00:41:18.960 Yeah.

00:41:19.400 I mean, we have just cut ourselves to any world that's higher than what we can understand with our brain.

00:41:27.940 We have no ideals.

00:41:28.940 I mean, look at a piece of art.

00:41:30.540 You don't need to understand it to realize this is beautiful.

00:41:33.160 Likewise, with the truth.

00:41:34.160 I mean, if you look at the liturgy, you see it's beautiful.

00:41:38.440 I mean, it's sacred.

00:41:40.060 It's funny.

00:41:42.680 Speaking of not understanding, I think the age we live in and the way things operate, I'm tempted to make when we speak of our truths.

00:41:56.600 I'm tempted to make the parallel of the Antipas of Pergamum, you know, with Saint Antipas, who got thrown in the, what was it called?

00:42:10.600 The bull.

00:42:13.460 What do they call it?

00:42:14.300 The torture method.

00:42:15.060 Brazen bull.

00:42:16.020 Yeah, Brazen bull.

00:42:16.820 They're thrown in there for casting away the old idols of a local populace, which they believed to be true, but which, of course, were false.

00:42:28.360 And he was thrown into the brazen bull-shaped altar because he pretty much shattered their delusions.

00:42:36.440 And I feel that often happens to people of our understanding that we get thrown into the brazen bull.

00:42:49.480 Because people like their delusions.

00:42:51.940 Yes, precisely. 0.97

00:42:52.620 They want to take on to them and they will fucking rule anyone who dares to question these delusions. 0.97

00:42:58.760 You know how difficult it is? 0.96

00:42:59.700 I mean, you all know, you know, we're talking about what happens when linear time takes over from iconic cyclical time.

00:43:06.700 One of the reasons we can't understand what a symbol is is because everything in our sense is linear.

00:43:12.560 The past is never really the past in iconic thinking.

00:43:17.160 But you try explaining that, even to an intellectual.

00:43:20.400 And, you know, we don't have a similar vocabulary.

00:43:23.560 We don't have the foundational vocabulary, even have a conversation anymore.

00:43:28.020 It's sort of, I mean, even for me, it's extremely difficult.

00:43:30.740 Well, positivism and linear time are so dominant that it's extremely difficult to understand what a symbol really is.

00:43:38.240 I think part of the problem is they don't teach poetry anymore.

00:43:43.600 Like, people just can't think in terms of conceit or metaphor or, you know, levels of representation, you know.

00:43:59.840 Yeah.

00:44:00.740 And part of that is because our poetry has become so terrible that people aren't really interested in it anymore.

00:44:07.760 And at the same time, we've become somewhat degraded as a people.

00:44:12.420 And so we find the old poets hard to understand.

00:44:17.540 I don't know.

00:44:18.800 I agree.

00:44:21.260 I mean, art is something much higher.

00:44:24.760 It's like incarnating the divine.

00:44:29.720 That's exactly what it is.

00:44:30.620 Then you get these intellectualists, scientific people who say, oh, but that's just like chemical reactions.

00:44:36.940 That's exactly what the Jews are doing. 1.00

00:44:38.880 These scientists are saying that they are God and they are ruling over the world and they impose their will upon the world.

00:44:46.260 And scientists are, per definition, Satanists, if this is their mentality.

00:44:51.440 I mean, it's just the same thing.

00:44:53.980 They think that they are God.

00:44:55.020 The way Michael Hoffman has it laid out, that's why I'm so indebted to him for grasping this for the first time years ago, you have – the line goes from Isaac Loria to John Dee and the English court of Elizabeth to the Royal Society and then modern science.

00:45:12.360 And he's arguing that this is a straight line.

00:45:16.200 The magic to mechanism change is not that big of a deal.

00:45:20.020 Magic is just mechanism without knowing every detail, without knowing every step.

00:45:25.180 Mechanism is magic the other way around.

00:45:28.180 Right.

00:45:28.380 No, what I mean is magic is simply an abbreviation of mechanism.

00:45:32.680 Mechanism is just putting out magic in more detail in every step of the way rather than just using one word to cover it all.

00:45:40.020 That's the difference.

00:45:40.620 So this is what John Dee and the Royal Society did in England was making just that step that we're talking about.

00:45:47.780 Well, what we call modern science is a subset of magic.

00:45:52.900 In the Middle Ages, you know, if you read, for example, the three books of occult philosophy, he describes all the, you know, disciplines of magic, the parts of it, of occultism, as he would call it.

00:46:07.000 And it's very clear that what we call today, you know, physical science is a subset of it.

00:46:13.700 He would say that he describes some things that are magic, but that to us are clearly just physical things.

00:46:22.240 But he makes that distinction as well.

00:46:24.180 He says, you know, magic is also understanding the deep properties of material things and using them to produce wonderful results without any relationship with spiritual things.

00:46:37.960 So even back then, what we call magicians understood that you can create incredible seeming things using only material things.

00:46:47.300 And they made a distinction between that and using spiritual means.

00:46:52.400 And they also had this notion of trial and error and making attempts.

00:46:57.880 They would describe that process.

00:46:59.280 They say, well, you have to just, you know, experiment with things until you figure them out.

00:47:03.340 So in that sense, it's quite true that science is, you could say, an evolution of magic.

00:47:10.620 But it's not really an evolution because it's only, it only took a very small part and expanded it to mean everything.

00:47:17.700 And assuming that all the other stuff was just nonsense, which, you know, is false.

00:47:25.260 In many ways, the medieval magicians had advanced knowledge of things that modern scientists only discovered recently.

00:47:34.840 For example, one thing that I thought was very interesting and very educational is that in the same book, the three books of occult philosophy,

00:47:45.440 Agrippa describes in perfect lucidity, the placebo effect, even in the context of medicine.

00:47:55.000 He says that often the faith of both the patient and the doctor have more influence over the outcome than whatever medicine is used,

00:48:05.120 even if the medicine itself is completely worthless.

00:48:07.540 So they were completely and acutely aware of those things.

00:48:12.140 Another example is 14th century.

00:48:16.660 The first text of the Zohar that appears in Spain has a very detailed description of the Big Bang.

00:48:24.020 The cosmos came into existence from one point of almost infinite density that for some reason exploded and created our natural world.

00:48:34.840 This is where this concept came from.

00:48:36.560 So much of modern science now is just a slightly rationalized view of these things.

00:48:41.340 And the kids in grad school are not aware of this.

00:48:44.660 They think this is all purely empirical science, not realizing its origin.

00:48:49.840 And the point there is that that lie that this is purely rational, this is purely observational, is done to them on purpose.

00:49:00.040 They are purposefully being set up as an outer circle, an ignorant outer circle for an inner elite who can control things by acting upon their prejudices, basically.

00:49:13.620 And that's exactly what you're saying.

00:49:15.340 Oh, sorry.

00:49:16.420 I agree completely.

00:49:17.740 What this Big Bang thing does as well is it's placing the ordering, the mission of ordering purely in the natural world, not in God's sense, but in the natural world.

00:49:31.700 It's just a random coincidence that we exist.

00:49:34.860 And we can shape it as a will to power, will to power, will to power.

00:49:40.000 And eventually it's Jewish. 0.95

00:49:42.760 It's the same mentality.

00:49:43.860 Well, the problem with the Big Bang, of course, is that it completely avoids the ultimate question, which is, of course, well, why should it explode in the first place?

00:49:53.620 Yes, exactly.

00:49:54.680 I mean, you can always ask why, why, why, why, why?

00:50:02.000 You can always do it.

00:50:02.760 You can analyze everything to death.

00:50:05.480 Deconstruction for the purpose of deconstruction.

00:50:08.280 But science is not about why.

00:50:09.740 It's only about, you know, how and what.

00:50:13.020 But that's still asking why, why, why, why, why.

00:50:16.280 I mean, it still has got to have a goal that's, you know, above itself.

00:50:21.540 I mean, for example, you cannot explain why we should preserve our people purely intellectually.

00:50:26.340 I mean, sure, you realize it's a good thing.

00:50:28.500 But why?

00:50:29.960 Why?

00:50:30.920 Why?

00:50:31.740 Why?

00:50:32.080 I mean, if we realize it's a good thing, independent of if we can, you know, reach absolute truth purely intellectually, therefore we should act upon it.

00:50:40.280 I think it was Kierkegaard who said, I have understood the highest that's not given to many in a generation, but something new does upon me.

00:50:47.160 The highest of all is not to understand the highest, but to act upon it.

00:50:51.300 I have a comment.

00:50:53.960 Go ahead.

00:50:55.060 This reminds me of a Danish children's story called Spur Yearn, which pretty much means question yearn.

00:51:02.680 It was a story about a kid who kept asking about everything, right?

00:51:06.420 He kept asking, why is the sky blue?

00:51:08.700 Why is the grass green? 0.99

00:51:09.960 It just kept going on and on and on until he annoyed his parents in such a way that they just like gave him a slap in his ass and sent him to bed. 0.98

00:51:16.720 And the day after he didn't question as much and asked him with questions. 0.94

00:51:19.900 Now, really, when it comes to the aspect of science, and I think this is the problem when you Jewify like scientific philosophy, you have like the purest essence of scientific progress, you know, which is called empirical understanding, right? 1.00

00:51:38.520 Empiricism, where you gather and analyze and weigh elements, right?

00:51:44.040 It's pretty basic stuff. 0.85

00:51:45.460 But when you add a Jewish aspect to it, where, of course, the eternal Frankfurt School once again showcases its ugly Jewish face, it is so damn clear that they did ruin the purpose of scientific guidelines. 1.00

00:52:03.460 You know, what ultimately the purpose of science was until, you know, and this is really what it ends up with when they're trying to abstractivize and find solutions to these abstractivized issues they've self-created, right?

00:52:17.420 So it's like an internal spiral of abstractivism and deliberate deconstruction of already pre-positioned elements.

00:52:30.560 Well, let me summarize this, and I know exactly where you're going here.

00:52:33.820 The scientific establishment that existed in ancient China or in ancient Rome was highly advanced in many ways, but they never developed an industrial revolution.

00:52:46.160 They never developed an extremely anomalous form. 0.74

00:52:48.980 So the big difference between, say, ancient China, ancient India, for that matter, ancient Rome, the added ingredient that created industry in England but not in ancient China, even though they were certainly not stupid over there, is this Jewish Kabbalistic mentality. 0.75

00:53:07.720 That's the one extra ingredient that created the extreme depersonalization and deadening of all material things that the powerful can make whatever they want out of it, draw whatever they want out of it.

00:53:20.380 This is the added end.

00:53:21.720 This is why Rome didn't have smartphones.

00:53:25.160 You know.

00:53:25.460 Yeah. 0.94

00:53:25.940 They weren't stupid. 0.98

00:53:26.800 It's just that they had a reverential view of the natural order and concept of logos that the Jews had thrown out the window. 0.99

00:53:33.860 That's the one.

00:53:34.340 It's actually funny.

00:53:35.040 That's the one concept.

00:53:36.000 It's actually funny. 1.00

00:53:38.020 Like, the greater the technology you get, right, the more stupid people become, essentially. 0.99

00:53:45.180 Like, just look at school children using iPads as, like, an educational tool. 1.00

00:53:50.440 Like, they become dumber and dumber for each generation. 0.99

00:53:53.840 Yeah. 0.99

00:53:55.040 My algebra teacher wouldn't let us use calculators.

00:53:58.000 And to this day, there's much that I know and can do that the only reason I can do those things, I still remember how to do those things,

00:54:05.740 just because I couldn't use a calculator to do them when I was in school.

00:54:09.920 Well, I think this answers Florian's initial question.

00:54:13.180 That's the foundational concept.

00:54:16.140 By completely deadening nature and putting this tiny elite in charge of it, you know, everything's cause and effect except the scientist, except the practitioner, which is essential to magic, too.

00:54:29.200 You can't include yourself in cause and effect.

00:54:33.680 You have to, in some magical way, be excluded from it.

00:54:38.140 And when you read John Locke for the first time, you notice that nothing of value exists unless reason is applied to it.

00:54:44.700 This is this anomalous idea.

00:54:46.460 It's a very – you don't think that at first, but it's an awful idea that there is no order.

00:54:51.020 There is nothing good.

00:54:51.780 There is no intrinsic meaning until some establishment – and, you know, we say science.

00:54:56.460 We really mean scientific establishment – puts their brains to it and wants to make something out of it.

00:55:02.260 Otherwise, there's no value.

00:55:04.240 That's the essential core.

00:55:05.260 That's the foundation that I think Florian was asking about a while ago.

00:55:08.580 Well, the question is how is Kabbalah connected to sympathetic magic?

00:55:12.920 So, I think we pretty much covered that.

00:55:17.720 Maybe I can just make a simplified explanation of how they're related.

00:55:24.480 Please go ahead.

00:55:27.280 Sympathetic magic, it's basically you manipulate the material world with the understanding that it has an effect on the spiritual.

00:55:38.840 And because the spiritual world works on different laws, then the spiritual effect will be – you know, in the spiritual world, there's no time or space.

00:55:52.800 So, if you – well, let's take the voodoo doll example. 0.78

00:55:56.480 If you stab a voodoo doll, it creates an aggression in the spirit world. 1.00

00:56:02.100 And because there's no time and space in the spirit world, it will – the aggression will also affect the thing being represented, like the person, you know, with the hair on the doll.

00:56:13.980 And because spirit and matter are connected, the damage done in the spirit world will also affect the person at a physical level.

00:56:24.320 So, this is used also in Kabbalah, the same principle, because they use physical things – words, letters, things like that – with the understanding that it'll have a spiritual effect.

00:56:37.560 That the spiritual effect will also affect the material world, but in a more general way, rather than just localized to the thing they're manipulating physically.

00:56:47.720 So, in that sense, I think it's very connected, and it's basically the same principle.

00:56:52.280 They just put a coat of paint over it.

00:56:55.580 Which, by itself, is not a problem.

00:56:58.140 No, it happens automatically anyway.

00:57:00.740 Yeah, you know, our physical – our spiritual state and the sins that we commit has tremendous physical effects, and it affects everyone around us.

00:57:07.860 It can affect the nature around us.

00:57:10.700 Again, the big difference is the spiritual world, which these rabbis do not believe in, is really them.

00:57:18.400 They're the ones who are outside of cause and effect.

00:57:20.380 They could look down on everybody else, Gentiles included, and see this mess. 0.99

00:57:25.260 They call it the realm of confusion, and they're creating the realm of order, which, of course, is the Zionist empire. 0.94

00:57:31.660 And that's what this is for.

00:57:33.900 They – sorry, I interrupted you.

00:57:37.740 It's okay.

00:57:38.240 Well, they think that they are the only true humans, right?

00:57:44.380 The ones who come from Adam. 0.98

00:57:47.480 We're not from Adam.

00:57:48.260 We are Godian.

00:57:48.840 We are animals.

00:57:50.180 So, we could be used and abused at will.

00:57:52.400 They could destroy us.

00:57:53.940 They could, you know, dissolve us.

00:57:56.340 They could do whatever they want to us, as long as it serves them.

00:57:59.180 And, I mean, these really satanic, I mean, they are dissolving God's creation because we are human beings.

00:58:04.740 We are created in the image of God, in the likeness of God.

00:58:07.500 So, if they destroy that, they go against God's creation, too.

00:58:12.300 And then they can try to usurp this place.

00:58:14.540 Well, yeah, and that's ultimately the goal because they have to because the alternative is to pay the price for what they actually did.

00:58:27.940 Well, we know Jewish history is running from one place to another.

00:58:31.700 Yeah.

00:58:32.360 It's precisely not paying that price.

00:58:35.000 And so far in the U.S., there's been nothing like the U.S. for being able to escape consequences.

00:58:40.380 I mean, a little tiny country in the Middle East is in Israel.

00:58:43.320 Well, they changed our entire legal system based on the concept of having no consequence for your action.

00:58:52.920 Like, the limited liability corporation is one example where you can, you know, destroy society and then just say, well, I'm not going to pay, you know, any consequences for that.

00:59:04.000 I'll just, you know, declare bankruptcy and I won't have to pay any damages.

00:59:07.920 You can have a corporation.

00:59:09.240 Doesn't the concept of publicly traded corporations also come out of Elizabethan England?

00:59:15.340 Yes.

00:59:15.700 It's all based on not having, like, on owning, on being, on owning a business, owning, you know, a venture that does things in the real world, yet not having the responsibility.

00:59:28.720 You have the ownership, but not a responsibility.

00:59:31.840 Or the ability to, like, escape that responsibility.

00:59:36.040 It's a very Jewish concept.

00:59:37.740 And, you know, of course, it's Jews who pioneered it. 0.94

00:59:39.900 They were the ones, they used the intercontinental shipping routes as an excuse for it.

00:59:46.020 Because they say, hey, we can't be responsible if, you know, ships sink, so let's change the laws so that, you know, we can just escape all consequences for natural events.

00:59:57.260 But then it was broadened, of course, to everything that anyone does anywhere.

01:00:02.920 See, it doesn't take a lot of work to go from the metaphysical language to the very practical and economic language.

01:00:09.880 It slips right one to another.

01:00:11.620 These are really secular ideas.

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01:05:43.120 Welcome back to our second hour of Mysterium Fashi's Episode 11, Aryo Occult Mysterium Theater, 1488, Part 2, Freemasonry and the Kabbalah.

01:06:11.520 In this section, we're going to be discussing Freemasonry primarily.

01:06:15.680 But before we do that, Dr. Johnson is going to give us a very pithy explanation of the significance of numerology or what the spiritual meaning of the different numbers 1 to 9 are.

01:06:32.480 And hopefully this will serve as a useful tool for anybody who's interested in interpreting any sort of sacred text.

01:06:38.640 Dr. Johnson, please.

01:06:40.220 Okay.

01:06:40.580 Well, I think it might be pedantic for me to go straight through 1 to 9.

01:06:44.400 I couldn't do that in a pithy way.

01:06:45.920 The best thing I can do is to explain the process itself.

01:06:50.720 The movements from 1 to 9 are, from a Christian point of view, perfectly legitimate.

01:06:57.560 It's about liberation.

01:06:58.760 The number 1 is the masculine number. 0.93

01:07:05.020 It is unity.

01:07:06.420 It is fatherhood.

01:07:07.360 But we can't really, you know, unless it becomes multiplicity, we humans can't say too much about it.

01:07:17.460 And that's what number 2 is.

01:07:18.720 And number 2 is very female.

01:07:22.200 And, but even there, the two of them together remain very abstract.

01:07:27.300 Abstract unity, abstract multiplicity.

01:07:30.140 And that's where you get 3.

01:07:31.100 And 3 is odd.

01:07:33.960 In Hebrew, it's gemel, or the camel.

01:07:36.820 And that the way that the Church Fathers understood it, you separate the land, which would be number 2, from the heavens, number 1.

01:07:46.860 You have a drought.

01:07:49.060 And because the land is not being fertilized anymore.

01:07:52.200 And therefore, as a result of that, you need a camel, which can go long periods of time without water.

01:08:01.100 And the camel is your way to get through.

01:08:04.780 Get through the desert on the camel.

01:08:07.940 But we're still in the secular realm.

01:08:10.680 And the ultimate secular number, the number of death, is 4.

01:08:14.920 That's a box that you can't get out of.

01:08:17.500 Now, the way that we write the number now is not the older.

01:08:22.200 In Greek, it's enclosed.

01:08:24.600 In Russian, it's enclosed.

01:08:28.600 There's no getting out of it.

01:08:29.700 The spiritual development starts with number 5.

01:08:36.000 It's derailed at number 6.

01:08:37.540 Remember, the number 6 in the Hebrew system is a nail or a hook.

01:08:44.260 And the tradition is, for number 6, this is what tethers you to the world.

01:08:49.440 It's not an accident that Christ was nailed to the cross.

01:08:53.000 This is, you know, someone who is on the path and gets torn away from the path.

01:09:00.560 It's a number of days in creation.

01:09:02.040 It's not as evil as 4.

01:09:05.320 You know, 4 is simply death.

01:09:08.600 But a secular man can get out of that.

01:09:11.060 A spiritual man has to get out of the 6. 1.00

01:09:13.580 How do we get out of this mentality of linear time?

01:09:16.400 How do we get out of this mentality of, you know, pure appearance and cause and effect?

01:09:22.280 In the most simplistic sense.

01:09:25.560 And that's when you start with a number of deliberation.

01:09:28.460 7, 8, and 9.

01:09:32.440 8, as you know, as you turn it on its side, it's the infinity.

01:09:36.200 Simple.

01:09:36.640 It's not an accident.

01:09:38.120 But number 9 is similar to number 1 in that we can't say too much about it.

01:09:42.200 Number 9 is the end.

01:09:43.700 The end of the end.

01:09:44.620 And sometimes it's symbolized as a snake biting its own tail, which is not a terrible thing.

01:09:52.960 So our job, a lot of us, you know, are perpetually suffering in the number 6 in our lives.

01:09:59.680 I mean, we know what the truth is.

01:10:00.820 We've broken through the earlier, you know, barriers, and we've jumped the earlier hurdles.

01:10:07.320 How do we get to number 7?

01:10:10.300 And then, of course, our salvation is number 8.

01:10:12.220 And then the salvation of all things is number 9.

01:10:16.020 Now, that's extremely simplistic.

01:10:18.760 But it's a process.

01:10:20.560 We talk about the process of how human beings are born and how we develop, how societies are born and develop, and the role of Christ.

01:10:30.960 Because only Christ could bring us out of the, I think in Buddhist terms, you know, Christ smashed the wheel of eternal return.

01:10:38.000 You can understand.

01:10:39.520 You know what I mean?

01:10:40.100 So that's a simple way of explaining it.

01:10:42.220 I've got a quick question, though.

01:10:45.600 Would this kind of be like how the runes were used before?

01:10:49.040 I spoke to a person that I met in real life a while back.

01:10:53.760 He had studied these runes profusely.

01:10:56.400 And he said that all these runes have a certain essence behind it.

01:11:03.620 And it develops like a cycle, just like you said.

01:11:06.440 And you can draw so many things to this cycle of the runes.

01:11:11.140 I think it was more than 10, but it followed the same general scheme of things, so to speak.

01:11:23.060 I'm pretty sure you could find out.

01:11:25.820 I'm not familiar with the runes, but I know that the concept is similar.

01:11:30.260 I don't know if the process is similar.

01:11:32.660 But we could learn a lot from it.

01:11:35.060 This is not in and of itself a negative thing.

01:11:37.080 But this is a process.

01:11:42.240 This is a birth and death of creation.

01:11:44.840 Or I should say a birth, death, and salvation of creation.

01:11:49.360 Could you go a little bit further into depth, into the number seven?

01:11:54.320 Because this, of course, is a holy number in the gospel.

01:11:59.640 We see this all over the place, seven archangels, et cetera, seven days of creation.

01:12:04.500 Well, try to connect it to the Kabbalah a little bit.

01:12:09.360 The word is Nezah. 0.86

01:12:12.280 It's the seventh one of the sephirot, N-E-Z-A-H. 1.00

01:12:17.640 And the way it's described, at least in an exoteric sense, is the same way we would.

01:12:22.920 It is endurance.

01:12:26.280 I should say the prize that you get when you fight.

01:12:29.800 You fight, you suffer.

01:12:31.400 This is the prize that you get.

01:12:34.380 It refers to the right.

01:12:36.660 Now, in the Jewish sense, it refers to the right leg.

01:12:40.660 You think of Leonardo da Vinci's man.

01:12:43.000 But the right is always, it's not complete, but the right is always the positive symbol of salvation.

01:12:52.920 And when you think of the Roman sense, the right hand is your sword hand.

01:12:58.600 When you don't have it, you shake someone's hand as a proof that you are not armed.

01:13:04.560 We get the handshake from.

01:13:06.160 The left is the seat.

01:13:08.860 While you're shaking the guy's hand, that's your dagger hand. 0.99

01:13:11.900 You grab it and you punch it in the stomach.

01:13:13.800 So, number seven also has this right side conception.

01:13:20.960 Dexter, in other words.

01:13:23.680 Yeah, yeah.

01:13:26.540 Fascinating.

01:13:27.500 That's fascinating.

01:13:29.260 All right.

01:13:29.620 Thank you for that little explanation.

01:13:32.540 This might seem a little bit, to our listeners, apocryphal, but we were having a discussion during the break about these concepts, and we thought it would be useful to have this recorded for anybody who was interested, rather than to just have it be talked into the ether.

01:13:47.120 Now, moving on to the show proper.

01:13:51.000 However, we're not going to speak on Freemasonry.

01:13:54.660 So, what are the origins of Freemasonry?

01:13:59.940 Did it merely develop from stonemason guilds who obtained access to this esoteric geometry and mathematics that we've been talking about and kind of just went too far at the deep end?

01:14:10.520 Does it come from, you know, the Templars discovering, you know, the hidden magic of Solomon when they excavated Temple Mount?

01:14:17.900 So, you know, where does this come from?

01:14:19.580 Well, I'm not extremely familiar with Freemasonry, so I'm not going to give the long explanation, but I have kind of a question or an idea about it, which perhaps Johnson can elucidate.

01:14:34.700 When I, you know, read a little bit about the initiation rituals in Freemasonry, what I noticed was that it seemed eerily similar to the initiation rituals in antique mystery schools.

01:14:51.800 Like, one of the biggest features of it is a simulation of death.

01:14:56.440 Basically, they go through, they're put in a coffin and they have to go through steps where it simulates the process of death according to, like, the Egyptian notion.

01:15:11.720 Like, they're asked questions and they have to answer them correctly and all that.

01:15:16.720 And once they finish these rituals, it's like if they're born again.

01:15:22.320 And it's also a preparation for the steps that they have to take once they die for real.

01:15:27.960 So my, this, along with the kind of theology that they promote, gave me the idea that Freemasonry was kind of an attempt to revive the antique mystery schools

01:15:42.240 and inspire themselves by whatever ancient texts that they could get their hands on and kind of make a hodgepodge of it to kind of figure out what these ancient people thought.

01:15:54.520 But I'm interested to know if this has any truth to it, because it's kind of a speculation.

01:15:59.420 If you think of the point of view of any political ideology at all, of any importance, has some conception that we're living in darkness, you adopt this point of view, you build our institutions, and we'll be living in light.

01:16:16.520 I mean, there's almost nothing.

01:16:17.460 Every action we take has some notion that we're getting better.

01:16:22.360 We're doing something that needs to be done to improve ourselves.

01:16:25.720 Any view of the world has to have a conception that we're dark now, we'll be light later.

01:16:32.600 So the concept is universal.

01:16:35.780 You'll find this in every civilization that's ever existed.

01:16:39.840 The big difference is that their cycles are eternal, and they don't see any end to it.

01:16:45.180 The number eight, because of that symbol, it's finally, you know, you break out of it between eight and nine, you break out of this, even a positive sense, because they were correct on a lot of things.

01:17:00.280 You know, all of us, you know, you're baptized, and this is a symbol of death, and you receive the Holy Spirit afterwards as a symbol of life.

01:17:09.680 So there's nothing particularly special about it.

01:17:11.640 It's the mentality that goes into it.

01:17:16.220 It's the thinking that goes into it.

01:17:18.020 You know, it's whether or not they're correct or incorrect that matters.

01:17:22.980 Not the ritual itself.

01:17:23.880 But, like, you're talking about time and the breaking of the cycle.

01:17:32.720 In my mind, time is inherently cyclical, and so you can never exit the cycle as long as you're in time.

01:17:38.780 The only way to break that cycle and get kind of an eternal improvement would be once you, like, exit the material realm and, you know, reach a higher level where time doesn't exist.

01:17:51.660 Right?

01:17:53.080 Well, we really never exit the material realm.

01:17:55.340 It's just that the material realm is revivified.

01:17:59.620 That's what the end times are.

01:18:01.540 We're, you know, connected with our bodies again.

01:18:04.720 And, but, you know, we are, the bodies we have are glorified.

01:18:08.160 They're the way they're supposed to be.

01:18:09.900 There's never any rejection of the material world, but there is a rejection of decay and death.

01:18:16.720 St. Gregory of Nyssa says that there is always motion.

01:18:20.540 That because God is infinitely deep, those who are saved are always moving deeper and deeper into the truth and the light of God.

01:18:30.260 Now, I don't know if that's the ultimate word on it.

01:18:34.340 That's a very positive thing.

01:18:35.900 We are still, we don't cease being human beings when we're in God's presence.

01:18:40.220 So, in that sense, you would be correct.

01:18:41.560 Okay, well, that's the Christian perspective, I guess.

01:18:47.660 Well, Gregory of Nyssa was eccentric.

01:18:50.380 A saint, you know, extremely well-read, at least by, you know, Orthodox people.

01:18:56.180 You're not going to find that in a lot of places, though.

01:18:59.000 But it really doesn't matter.

01:19:00.260 It's still a very positive thing.

01:19:01.420 It's still the essence of salvation.

01:19:03.000 Most of us think of it in, you know, if you're in a perfect state, then there would be no reason to move.

01:19:08.280 Because any motion would imply imperfection.

01:19:11.760 Of course.

01:19:12.980 But we're still people.

01:19:14.240 We're still human beings.

01:19:15.580 And that's why I think Gregory added this extra thing that God is infinite, and in his infinite love, we're always, that we are never-ending exploration into the depths of God's wisdom, which is, you know, for him, the absolute essence of salvation.

01:19:28.980 There's nothing theoretical about that.

01:19:30.880 But you don't find that in too many places in the Orthodox world.

01:19:33.420 Now, back to the question at hand, where do the Freemasons come from?

01:19:40.320 What are their origins?

01:19:43.560 You know, if that is too broad or apocryphal a question, you can give a broad and apocryphal answer.

01:19:50.340 Are you asking me?

01:19:51.340 Yes, I am, Dr. Johnson.

01:19:52.380 You know, the difference between, I mean, they do come from these, the guilds.

01:19:58.020 And the guilds were inherently secretive because, you know, they had skills that they didn't want anyone else to have.

01:20:04.780 You know, they were guarding, you know, the things that they knew, the tricks of the trade, they didn't want just anyone to have.

01:20:10.920 So the foundation was there.

01:20:12.660 The big question was, after 1775, 1776, the concept of illumination.

01:20:19.880 It was so easy to get from that, you know, legitimate secular notion to the idea that there's going to be, and there always will be, a group of people who have an inherent right to rule.

01:20:33.060 That they are wise, and again, it's a perversion of the Republic, the Federalist Republic.

01:20:37.500 So, you know, demonometry, this kind of thing is, they don't reject our teachings.

01:20:45.740 They just invert them.

01:20:48.440 Yes.

01:20:48.820 You know, we believe in aristocracy.

01:20:51.000 We believe in, you know, the saints, you know, people are not the same.

01:20:55.540 Some people are better than others.

01:20:57.640 But in their case, simply convert it.

01:21:00.420 The matter will rule over spirits rather than the other way around.

01:21:04.600 So, that was the foundation of it anyway.

01:21:07.500 There is one interesting thing I saw here in the Masonic sign, and that is the compass has the angle of 60 degrees, while the square, which is under the compass, has the angle of 90 degrees.

01:21:22.180 Now, we just did this symbolic stuff, but wouldn't that seem to imply that they think that, wouldn't this imply a sort of gnosticism?

01:21:35.060 Because they say it would imply that the above is imprisoning us here, and it is up to us to free ourselves from it, independent of that which is above, which oppresses.

01:21:46.220 I think one of the big differences here you're alluding to is that the occult world, in the traditional sense, rejects the idea of matter, that matter is inherently evil.

01:22:00.000 Now, in their minds, matter and lead, another symbol would be sleep.

01:22:08.320 We can't be too literal here.

01:22:10.020 It's ignorance.

01:22:10.580 So, shedding your human body in both a literal and a metaphorical sense is what these people are all about.

01:22:28.200 You have tons of these theories of evolution that human beings will eventually outgrow their body, and it's not needed anymore.

01:22:36.260 The body is constantly in the ultimate – Stephen Hawking is this ultimate gnostic symbol, a broken body with this allegedly brilliant mind.

01:22:46.320 And that's one of the reasons he is that he's a living symbol.

01:22:50.740 So, the idea is to conquer that, to destroy the errors that God has allegedly put into the natural order.

01:22:58.800 That's a huge difference between the two systems.

01:23:01.480 And you need a good architect to set that right, Satan himself, apparently.

01:23:06.500 Well, an architect doesn't create.

01:23:08.940 He can only redirect.

01:23:09.460 Exactly.

01:23:10.140 Exactly.

01:23:10.640 Right, exactly.

01:23:12.280 And Satan can only corrupt.

01:23:14.160 And that's what all these Masons are about. 1.00

01:23:16.900 They did the French Revolution. 0.85

01:23:18.320 They corrupted France. 0.88

01:23:19.900 From the Caucasus of France, we got what we have now. 0.92

01:23:23.760 The perversion has spread like a cancer.

01:23:26.800 That's something we're going to be talking about later on.

01:23:29.420 Right.

01:23:30.380 On a more practical level, maybe answering more directly your question,

01:23:36.880 the Freemasons do claim to have lineage going back to ancient Egypt.

01:23:42.260 They do use these Egyptian symbols and stuff.

01:23:49.060 Though, according to my understanding, there is like no real historical link.

01:23:53.720 It's kind of spurious.

01:23:55.020 Is that correct?

01:23:58.000 Oh, I... 1.00

01:23:59.440 Damn. 1.00

01:24:00.080 You have seven hours? 0.99

01:24:01.440 I mean, I don't even know how to begin answering that.

01:24:03.260 We've just established that the Kabbalistic mysteries go back to Egypt.

01:24:11.820 So if Freemasonry is basically Kabbalah for the Goyim, then essentially, yes. 0.86

01:24:19.260 Well, even there, they're claiming that there is nothing written from that era that they're going by.

01:24:27.060 But there has been an unbroken oral tradition that only a handful of elders know.

01:24:33.360 So the question is non-provable.

01:24:37.660 This stuff is never supposed to be written down.

01:24:39.180 Only initiates know this from word of mouth.

01:24:42.960 I guess you have to take the word for it.

01:24:44.200 But they're not even saying ancient Egypt.

01:24:48.540 One of the essential concepts of masonry at its most esoteric is Atlantis.

01:24:55.560 A pre-Dilusian world. 0.93

01:24:58.160 Atlantis was a free people, high-tech, corrupted, but absolutely advanced in every conceivable way in science.

01:25:08.220 That God, in their mind, was jealous of and destroyed.

01:25:17.060 And the Egyptians, you know, the technology that they clearly had in the high-tech society.

01:25:22.020 We know enough about the pyramids to know how it would be extremely difficult to do that now.

01:25:27.440 And some of the perfect angles and everything is extraordinary.

01:25:30.280 You know, there's musical notes built into the pyramid.

01:25:32.620 That that is, that that's a, an echo.

01:25:35.900 These are people who did have some connection.

01:25:38.840 Not everyone was killed from Atlantis.

01:25:41.460 And there are those who remained alive who knew the traditions.

01:25:47.960 That's that, the science.

01:25:49.680 So the esoteric knowledge is the science of Atlantis.

01:25:53.700 The science of this world that God was jealous of.

01:25:56.680 Human beings had thrown off the chains of the gods.

01:26:00.560 Had accepted the life of the titans.

01:26:03.360 Which are purely earthly.

01:26:04.500 And the gods, in their anger and jealousy, destroyed it.

01:26:09.100 But a few remained.

01:26:10.460 That's a notion that many of these ancient people had, right?

01:26:13.100 That they were inheritors of knowledge coming from Atlantis.

01:26:17.900 After all, Plato's knowledge of Atlantis came from his travels to Egypt and the Middle East.

01:26:25.460 That's right.

01:26:27.980 And he didn't write much about it.

01:26:30.500 But he does mention it.

01:26:32.320 And it's not uncommon.

01:26:33.720 You're absolutely correct.

01:26:35.020 I'd also like to mention, since we're on Atlantis, that, and the flood at the same time.

01:26:41.560 That there is, it is scientifically proven that there was a flood approximately 10,500 BC.

01:26:51.280 In the sense that, you know, because of the end of the ice age, the sea levels rose by approximately 50 meters.

01:27:03.080 And so huge swaths of lands were swallowed by the seas.

01:27:07.700 And that includes an entire continent-sized landmass.

01:27:12.620 So it's not, like, both the flood, of course, if the seas rose by 50 meters, then everyone who lived at that point would have been on coastlines.

01:27:22.000 And, like, so all of civilization would have been swallowed.

01:27:24.440 So the flood is proven.

01:27:27.240 Limeria or Atlantis.

01:27:28.980 And this is not, like, crackpot science.

01:27:31.620 This is mainstream science.

01:27:33.180 But, like, scientists, it's very amusing.

01:27:37.000 Because they, when they come across things that validate ancient knowledge, they never acknowledge it.

01:27:44.500 It's like the dinosaurs.

01:27:46.100 When they discovered, you know, giant reptiles, they didn't say, oh, actually, dragons are real.

01:27:50.580 No, they just made a new word for it, and they say dragons aren't real.

01:27:54.300 It's something completely different.

01:27:56.060 But, in fact, the same thing.

01:27:57.160 What you're saying is that these ancient civilizations were not primitive.

01:28:00.800 And yet modern, the Enlightenment mentality is this linear concept of time from primitive to advanced.

01:28:07.600 Yes.

01:28:07.920 Now, for Masons, they're saying, well, we're just resurrecting something very, very old.

01:28:12.360 But that's how they, and they only really start with the fall of the Middle Ages.

01:28:16.180 So, again, the Medici rule in Florence is really kind of where it begins.

01:28:18.540 So, it's not complete in that sense.

01:28:21.220 The Renaissance was the resurrecting of the knowledge of Atlantis through the Greeks, including a very esoteric concept of Plato.

01:28:30.980 That was a point, you know, the ancients, you know, go to a history class today, and they'll say that the Renaissance was about the rebirth of classical art and literature.

01:28:38.940 Well, that never died.

01:28:40.600 Didn't die in Xantium.

01:28:41.720 Didn't die in Rome.

01:28:44.160 That's not what they meant.

01:28:45.380 They're talking about a very specific resurrection of this conception.

01:28:50.560 And that the central text is Bacon's New Atlantis.

01:28:54.600 I read that in college, actually.

01:28:57.160 And that is the exoteric blueprint of what he's talking about.

01:29:00.400 It's not an accident that he uses the word Atlantis.

01:29:03.060 That is the blueprint of the scientific revolution and the industrial revolution as well.

01:29:07.120 And Bacon had, like, a huge vision for the future, which was proven correct in many ways.

01:29:12.320 Like, he talked about, didn't he predict trains and airplanes and cars and stuff like that?

01:29:20.120 It's a yes, absolutely.

01:29:21.300 It's an incredible, you know, it's only 50 pages.

01:29:23.980 But there you have a description of things using his terminology at the time.

01:29:28.820 This is what's going to happen when the empirical sciences are freed from the shackles of superstition, which means, you know, ethics and Christianity.

01:29:35.660 And it was extraordinary in what he was able to predict.

01:29:40.660 This is actually pretty interesting when you were mentioning this as the resurrection of the Titan, so to speak.

01:29:46.120 Because in, I guess, Heresis, Irenaeus says that the number 666 also contains the word Titan.

01:29:53.700 So, the Antichrist could be this very titanic mentality, this powerful power's sake, so to speak.

01:30:04.080 Well, I didn't know that.

01:30:04.760 I don't remember that from Irenaeus.

01:30:06.800 It's no surprise.

01:30:09.220 Titan is always at war with the gods.

01:30:11.860 Exactly.

01:30:12.580 Titan of industry.

01:30:12.940 Are the Titan analogous to the giants?

01:30:17.160 Yeah, they're synonymous.

01:30:19.120 And so the giants are the Nephilim, the children of fallen angels and men. 0.97

01:30:24.700 Yes.

01:30:25.640 And from that demigod status, they have a right to rule others. 0.99

01:30:32.980 So does this tie into the idea of this kind of black nobility for people who possess the bloodline of the Nephilim in however diminished to mass?

01:30:45.100 I mean, I think it's implied.

01:30:48.720 It's hidden in symbolism.

01:30:50.640 I believe that, you know, a Titan, you know, isn't just, you know, someone who's cynically big, like Goliath.

01:30:56.460 A Titan is someone who has mastered nature, or at least is able to control those who've mastered nature.

01:31:02.620 So the phrase Titan of industry was used some time ago, all the time, and it's not an accident that they're using that.

01:31:08.860 To master nature through industry is to be a Titan.

01:31:11.460 Wow.

01:31:17.620 Okay.

01:31:18.400 So we've kind of, we've kind of gone over this already.

01:31:22.100 You know, the question of the core philosophical, you know, beliefs of Freemasonry.

01:31:26.560 Would you say that it's roughly analogous to the Kabbalah, this idea that, you know, all, you know, there's no real matter, it's all just spiritual flux, that only the enlightened few who possess the necessary craft or technique or hidden knowledge can reorder and re-architect in their own image to bring about a discernible reality?

01:31:48.960 Precisely, that's exactly it.

01:31:53.220 It's a justification for secrecy, at least in the beginning.

01:31:56.120 It's a justification of their intermarriage, so they're terribly inbred. 0.99

01:32:01.280 It's a justification for revolution.

01:32:06.580 That was pithy, I guess.

01:32:08.600 I mean, so let's move on to—

01:32:10.200 I'm not known for that, but yes, thank you.

01:32:14.220 Yeah, well.

01:32:15.160 So, I mean, we know that Freemasonry has been historically, I mean, extremely active in undermining the fabric of traditional society and the worldview tradition that everybody here subscribes to.

01:32:28.140 You know, I mean, so I wanted to kind of go talk about a couple of different examples, maybe touch on them briefly and give some context to how this revolutionary ideology, this reconstructionist ideology, actually manifests itself in the world.

01:32:46.780 So, the first and foremost of these would have to be the French Revolution, which even Freemasons themselves, and it was entirely a Freemasonic construction.

01:32:56.340 So, you know, I would like any comments from the floor on this.

01:33:01.160 Yeah, the number is high about that, yes.

01:33:04.580 There is one thing that I found cannot be interesting here.

01:33:07.340 The church is the body of Christ, and Christ is the head of the church.

01:33:15.520 Now, what happened when the revolutionaries killed the king?

01:33:21.620 They shot the head off.

01:33:24.360 Now, I mean, maybe I'm reading too much into this, but what this seems to imply is that they are separating the creationaries, France, from God by chopping the head of the king.

01:33:37.340 Now, the sickle on the Soviet flag doesn't refer to peasants in the field, one group they really didn't care about.

01:33:48.380 The sickle is the scythe of Saturn that separates man from God.

01:33:54.380 It slices the head of something from the body, that is to say the number one from the number two, to use numerology.

01:34:03.820 Yeah, exactly.

01:34:04.720 So, we live in a desert.

01:34:05.540 That's precisely what we're talking about, yes.

01:34:08.140 And you explained how the Jews ritually murdered the Tsar of Russia. 0.61

01:34:16.200 And to the listeners, you should really listen to that episode.

01:34:18.920 We will try to link it in the description.

01:34:22.440 If not, I'll whine on Florian to do it.

01:34:24.040 And they literally dissolved his body and consumed the ashes.

01:34:32.760 Now, this would be trying to consume the very sort of prime matter of, you know, Russia, the power, the number two, so to speak.

01:34:44.740 That the central image of modernity, of revolution, scientific revolution, the industrial revolution, all of it is the killing of the king.

01:34:55.300 That metaphor is of ancient origin.

01:34:59.900 The king is what holds everything together.

01:35:03.260 But he has kids and relatives who don't like the fact that he has all the political power.

01:35:09.680 They believe that they're very intelligent and they have money and they should share in some of this.

01:35:15.020 The point of killing the king is that the wealthy, in our case, the oligarchy, finally gets the common good out of the way, gets their conscience out of the way.

01:35:24.940 And literally, what you said, I've read that before, it's true.

01:35:28.960 In consuming this, in the ancient rites, they were actually trying to regain the legitimacy of a monarch.

01:35:39.600 Of course, having a legitimacy themselves.

01:35:42.920 And that's why they do crazy things like that.

01:35:44.960 They were trying to, and this is even in the golden bow, in ancient texts all over the place.

01:35:48.840 Because it is somehow, in the murder of the king, usually symbolized by a lion, like in C.S. Lewis, they're, you know, and what turns out is that they don't have legitimacy of themselves.

01:36:02.680 It becomes a free-for-all where, you know, and that there is no common good anymore.

01:36:07.560 But that's the point.

01:36:08.680 But they're always struggling to gain that essence somehow, and they can't.

01:36:12.140 And they realize that the only reason that they were able to be in a position of privilege was that the king ruled.

01:36:20.240 So that is the ultimate archetype of modernity, is the murder of the king.

01:36:24.000 And you see it, whether it be the father of the family today, it's a perpetual, constant remaking of that.

01:36:30.080 It's almost a liturgy today.

01:36:32.160 And this is Michael Hoffman was the first one to explain this in his very first book, in his analysis of Kill King 33, about JFK and Kamala.

01:36:40.660 It's a ritual that is one of the most extraordinary and absolutely foundational in all of masonry and all the Kabbalah as well.

01:36:50.000 It's essential.

01:36:55.080 So, yeah, I suppose this program is not nearly long enough to go into the details of the nature of the French Revolution.

01:37:03.700 But these principles that explicitly animated the revolutionaries, the desire to sever France from tradition, to cut off the head of the king, to separate it from Jesus Christ, from God.

01:37:17.480 They created a new calendar.

01:37:18.980 They erected – in Notre Dame, they erected – to Minerva, I believe, the goddess of enlightenment, of auto-enlightenment.

01:37:26.720 And, you know, it is so –

01:37:30.440 They elevated a horde of bishops, didn't they?

01:37:32.980 That's right.

01:37:33.500 They did.

01:37:34.760 Peter the Great did the same thing in Russia before that.

01:37:38.300 Well, that was the other –

01:37:39.180 Or Babylon.

01:37:41.060 Yeah, exactly.

01:37:41.920 I mean, and this is something – if any of you are familiar with the Babylon workings, I mean, Aleister Crowley in New York dealing with Jack Parsons of the –

01:37:51.720 You know, and –

01:37:53.060 It's a piece project.

01:37:54.980 That's right.

01:37:55.360 Yes.

01:37:55.800 Jack Parsons and the other gentleman I'm trying to think of.

01:37:59.900 Scientology.

01:38:01.360 L. Ron Hubbard.

01:38:02.920 They – I did an episode about that, you know, for Fastical History quite a while ago. 0.99

01:38:06.960 But the long story short is what they attempted to try to do was to impregnate L. Ron Hubbard via sodomy and incarnate the whore of Babylon in his erectum and birth this whore of Babylon in this way. 0.98

01:38:28.160 The moon child ritual, was it? 0.99

01:38:29.800 Wasn't it called? 1.00

01:38:30.400 What the fuck? 1.00

01:38:32.280 Yeah. 1.00

01:38:33.000 It was just quite open.

01:38:33.760 I mean, it was very well detailed.

01:38:34.940 And this is what they tried to do, and, you know, they say they're successful.

01:38:41.240 Well, it's the opposite of the virgin birth.

01:38:44.420 It can't be an ordinary birth.

01:38:47.280 It's the complete inversion of birth.

01:38:50.180 You think about what sodomy is, you're talking about, you know, waste product with the principle of our DNA in life, the mixing of black and white, the mixing of good and evil.

01:39:00.440 This is the symbol.

01:39:01.460 That's a symbol of sodomy in the first place. 0.98

01:39:04.940 But let's get out of that image as quickly as possible.

01:39:10.420 Indeed.

01:39:11.060 Now, yeah, and so I – and so, you know, we've seen these principles operative explicitly in the French Revolution.

01:39:19.600 And, you know, I know you've talked at length about Peter the Great and about, you know, what he did to Russia, you know, in several Orthodox nationalist videos.

01:39:28.780 But, you know, would you care to just, you know, what exactly did Peter – you know, Peter was a Freemason, and he was inducted into the Lodge when he went on his grand tour of France and the Netherlands and Europe.

01:39:42.520 And so he came back to Russia and he attempted to apply this Freemasonic theology and way of thinking to, you know, the Russian people and the Russian state.

01:39:52.360 Okay. So maybe can you give us just some – let's stand in your mind – concrete manifestations of this in Russia, what happened?

01:39:59.160 The summary view, we could use the founding of the city of St. Petersburg, what he called the floating city.

01:40:06.680 It's a victory of mind over matter in the Masonic sense.

01:40:13.240 First of all, it was based on forced labor, the same kind of forced labor that Solomon used and eventually destroyed and split Israel into two pieces. 0.78

01:40:22.220 But it wasn't just anybody.

01:40:24.100 He was using the Cossacks, who are, you know, pretty much, you know, old believers, the most traditional and free elements of the old Russian Ukrainian world.

01:40:34.660 So he can't just be anybody.

01:40:35.460 And he worked them to death in a huge number.

01:40:41.300 So that's the first step.

01:40:43.660 And it's not an accident that he picked way up there because no one thought that anyone could be built up there.

01:40:47.960 It was terrible.

01:40:49.240 The bugs are everywhere.

01:40:50.000 It's boggy.

01:40:51.020 It's horrible in wintertime.

01:40:52.680 It's really a terrible place to build the capital.

01:40:54.840 But his point was that it was a ritual.

01:40:58.520 So he builds the floating city on top of the corpses of old Russia. 0.93

01:41:03.520 The city itself is built in the most precise geometric way, at least initially, as a tic-tac-toe board.

01:41:13.100 So you have the elements of forced labor, geometric perfection over your kind of normal organic curves and everything else, the way a city should be developed, and the destruction of tradition.

01:41:26.760 He murdered, at one point or another in his reign, the heads of every sea, a major sea in Russia, usually by breaking them on the wheel. 0.85

01:41:38.860 He purged the church entirely and completely.

01:41:41.000 There was almost – by the time Peter died, the church was about 60 percent of what it was when he took over.

01:41:53.220 And in whole areas, like in Ukraine, it was gone.

01:41:55.680 Now, there is a horror, too. 0.80

01:42:01.180 When Peter was on campaign in the northern part of Germany, there was a kind of almost like a surf girl, a whore, literally, who the officers kind of passed around for a few weeks when he was there. 0.77

01:42:13.500 And brings her back and, quote-unquote, marries her. 0.95

01:42:19.840 Now, she was an alcoholic. 0.66

01:42:21.720 She was completely illiterate. 1.00

01:42:23.460 That's all she was.

01:42:24.480 But she was another symbol.

01:42:26.580 His real wife, Mudoxia, had an exile to a monastery and actually became a second capital.

01:42:33.100 And the old believers often would gather there, and she was really just a tortured woman. 1.00

01:42:39.120 And Catherine, of course, had simply yet every disease you can imagine, died at a young age, but was made empress. 0.86

01:42:44.940 Big quotes there.

01:42:46.900 This is Catherine I. 0.95

01:42:49.480 And that is identical to putting the whore on the throne, the Archbishop of Paris, during the French Revolution. 0.96

01:42:55.160 Of course, this occurred two generations before that. 0.96

01:42:58.420 So that element is there.

01:42:59.940 It's his spitting on the throne.

01:43:01.360 This is what he thinks of it.

01:43:02.300 And then afterwards, after Peter's death, of course, Catherine I didn't know where she was most of the time, died not too long afterwards of alcoholism.

01:43:12.200 A group of German masons under Lord Byron took over and ruled the country for almost a generation before his daughter Elizabeth, who actually was a very good woman, took over for a short period of time.

01:43:24.880 So you had uninterrupted Masonic rule from the end of the 17th century all the way up to the middle of the 18th century.

01:43:32.300 And so you had no monarch because to be a monarch of Russia, you have to be orthodox. 0.66

01:43:38.700 And this is finally where serfdom became a bad thing. 0.62

01:43:44.160 It wasn't a bad thing before.

01:43:45.240 It just meant that peasants were guaranteed land. 0.79

01:43:49.320 Serfdom actually was a way to protect small landowners against the big ones.

01:43:52.660 The big ones could make a better deal for the contract.

01:43:55.420 That's all serfdom was, not under Peter.

01:43:58.780 The population of Russia went down by at least 2 million under Peter's rule.

01:44:03.680 He did exactly what the Bolsheviks did, but without the technological grid that they were able to use. 0.93

01:44:10.000 And masonry and the building of this floating city, floating, referring to the so-called spirit ruling over matter, and the mind ruling over the body, is the ultimate symbol of it.

01:44:24.940 But of course, Catherine I, and I've said this a thousand times, I'm going to say it again, Russian Orthodox people, they haven't successfully dealt with this yet. 1.00

01:44:32.560 However, there was an interruption in the line, and certainly in the church.

01:44:37.460 There was almost nothing left of the church in terms of bishops that were left were petrified of him.

01:44:42.380 He tortured his own son to death, personally.

01:44:46.680 That is not a myth.

01:44:47.880 He actually did do that, because his son agreed with his mother.

01:44:51.420 So that's how Peter did it in Russia.

01:44:54.320 And the introduction, by force, of Western rationalism, it didn't quite take.

01:44:59.300 He didn't have enough time, and the infrastructure wasn't there, like we had a more small, more compact state.

01:45:05.380 What he did create was a totally new political idea and a new ruling class in Petersburg that was completely secular and most of the time far.

01:45:15.140 Yeah.

01:45:16.480 The thing about the Hoar of Babylon, the Archbishop of Paris, we actually have a German woman as Archbishop of Sweden. 0.97

01:45:27.160 Well, technically, it's not a bishop, but you know what I mean.

01:45:30.540 We also have a lesbian woman, which is another Archbishop.

01:45:34.200 Well, another bishop, a so-called bishop.

01:45:36.980 So we literally have this even now here.

01:45:40.880 And we in Sweden had, I think we had one of these Slaying of the King rituals as well.

01:45:47.960 And that's Charles XII.

01:45:49.180 Now, the legend goes that he was assassinated by a Norwegian sniper or by a Norwegian cannon shot in the siege of the very key to Norway.

01:46:00.420 Because after we lost the war against Peter the Great, we had to focus on the Danes, which backstabbed us again.

01:46:07.420 So we had to invade Norway.

01:46:08.460 Anyway, we were about to conquer Norway.

01:46:13.020 We would have conquered Norway. 0.72

01:46:14.580 This would have restored our prowess.

01:46:18.600 But what happened?

01:46:19.880 The nobles grew sick and tired.

01:46:23.200 In the trench where Charles XII died, there was a servant of the next king, which was totally unrelated to Charles XII.

01:46:30.960 He was not from the Vasa line.

01:46:32.580 He was a German foreigner.

01:46:34.400 What happened was that his servant was in this trench when he died.

01:46:42.320 Now, I'm not saying it was an assassination, but it probably was. 0.93

01:46:46.440 Because what happens after this is that the so-called freedom age is inaugurated in Sweden, where the king is basically castrated.

01:46:56.000 He doesn't have much power.

01:46:57.880 And the power goes to the nobles, which are heavily Masonic. 0.88

01:47:01.140 There was another king, which tried to change the flow here.

01:47:07.400 That was Gustav III.

01:47:09.240 When he made a heroic coup against the oligarchy that was ruling Sweden at this point, he was assassinated by the Freemason Gustav Ankerström.

01:47:20.400 And from that moment, we have slowly descended into what we have now.

01:47:33.300 And the last king that we had that was off the Vasa line was...

01:47:41.400 He somehow, mysteriously, well, he was replaced with a Jacobin. 0.74

01:47:49.140 Because apparently this guy, you know, he didn't have any shield and all that stuff.

01:47:52.180 So he withered away and was replaced with a Jacobin. 1.00

01:47:55.260 Jean-Baptiste Ballandot, which was a field marshal of Napoleon.

01:47:58.820 This dynasty still rules Sweden even today.

01:48:01.780 This Jacobin-Masonic dynasty that does not have anything, you know, in common with the people they were ruling. 0.92

01:48:13.280 Regarding the original question about how Freemasonry is related to the French Revolution, I did look something up.

01:48:23.160 I have a piece on that from the Catholic Encyclopedia, if you guys want to hear it.

01:48:30.120 Go for it.

01:48:31.780 Yeah, good words.

01:48:34.600 So, in both systems, referring to the English and the Scottish rites of Freemasonry, obedience to unknown superiors is promised.

01:48:47.160 The supreme head of these Templar systems, which were rivals to each other, was falsely supposed to be the Jacobite pretender, Charles Edward,

01:48:56.660 who himself declared in 1777 that he had never been a Mason.

01:49:01.780 Almost all lodges of Germany, Austria, Hungary, Poland, and Russia were, in the second half of the 18th century, involved in the struggle between these two systems.

01:49:11.020 In the lodges of France and other countries, the admission of women to lodge meetings occasioned a scandalous immorality. 1.00

01:49:20.060 The revolutionary spirit manifested itself early in French Masonry.

01:49:25.060 Already in 1746, already in 1746, in the book La Franque Masonry et Crecy, I'm probably butchering that, but please forgive me, French people. 1.00

01:49:37.280 An experienced ex-Mason who, when a Mason had visited many lodges in France and England and consulted high Masons in official position, described as the true Masonic program of programs,

01:49:53.360 which, according to Booz, the historian of Freemasonry, in an astonishing degree, coincides with the program of the Great French Revolution of 1789.

01:50:02.640 In 1776, this revolutionary spirit was brought into Germany by Adam Weishaupt through a conspiratorial system, which soon spread through the country.

01:50:13.980 Charles Augustus of Saxo-Weimar, Duke Ernest of Gotha, Duke Ferdinand of Brunswick, Goethe, Herder, Pestealesi, etc., are mentioned as members of this Order of the Illuminati.

01:50:31.320 Very few of the members, however, were initiated into the higher degrees.

01:50:35.080 The French Illuminati included Condorcert, the Duke of Orléans, Mirabeau, and Cies.

01:50:41.400 Okay.

01:50:43.980 That's the relevant passage.

01:50:47.020 In that list of people, you know, there's actually some really great men in that list.

01:50:52.860 Johann Herder, you mentioned, who is a central figure at war with the Enlightenment.

01:50:58.940 He is an essential figure in the nationalist, the cultural nationalist conception of anti-globalism.

01:51:06.820 I mean, he's, and yet he must have been at one of the lower levels.

01:51:09.700 It just shows you that there's got to be more at the lower levels than just ideology.

01:51:15.060 This had to have been a way to get the connections for success or something like that.

01:51:20.360 Well, and I think that still is very much the case.

01:51:22.040 I mean, I'm actually certain that there will be good men who listen to this who are free basins.

01:51:28.720 The nature of the system, of course, is, I mean, you know, the bottom of the pyramid, you know, it could be a common artisan, somebody of goodwill and interested in laboring, who quite unknowingly does the bidding of the evil one.

01:51:46.280 Yes, but you were talking about that, you know, they join for connections and that stuff.

01:51:54.180 But that's just the same titanic will to power, but just weaker, more tame.

01:52:03.260 It's self-seeking.

01:52:04.540 Yeah, it's self-seeking.

01:52:05.600 It's I want to be powerful.

01:52:07.100 I want to have connections.

01:52:08.420 And that's how it starts, because that grabs hold of the mentality.

01:52:11.160 Then, as they propped through these rites, they most surely, you know, just fall deeper and deeper into this filth.

01:52:20.580 Okay, okay.

01:52:21.260 When you observe.

01:52:23.480 Okay, but power in and of itself isn't bad, right?

01:52:27.300 Like, power can be used for good things.

01:52:30.760 Yeah, but here we have a desire for power for power's sake, not a desire for power to use it for good.

01:52:37.840 Well, not necessarily.

01:52:38.560 Like, what I'm saying is that we need to be a little bit charitable.

01:52:42.920 You know, it's entirely possible that many, if not most people who operate at the lower levels, you know, they desire power for good ends.

01:52:52.660 They want to help their communities.

01:52:54.040 They want to help their families.

01:52:56.140 They want to be good men.

01:52:58.060 Yes, but then you could add another layer to it.

01:53:02.200 Is this desire for, is this still mainly to help these people, or is it to gain the glory, so to speak, of being a helper?

01:53:13.180 I mean, St. Augustine made this point in one of the books of The Seed of God.

01:53:18.280 That if you seek glory for glory's sake, even though you're serving others, that's still...

01:53:27.080 Well, that's a very tall standard to put.

01:53:29.860 I mean, to do good for others because of some, you know, for glory or, you know, pride or whatever.

01:53:36.760 I mean, to avoid that, you'd have to be literally a saint.

01:53:39.860 I mean, nobody's perfect.

01:53:40.760 No, no, no, I mean, that's what the liberals are doing now with their virtue signaling, and they're helping off all these refugees, the brown sludge. 1.00

01:53:50.160 I mean, it's just that same thing.

01:53:51.420 I know what you're saying, Hans, but I think that what Doc and myself, the counterpoint, is merely that things are not, as the Freemasons would have them, you know, black and white for these people.

01:54:04.040 Okay, many, you know, many men have joined the Freemasonic order, you know, entirely in a spirit of naivete, committing sins no greater than you or I commit on a daily basis.

01:54:16.880 And that when we're talking about, you know, we're dealing with, if you know somebody who's a Freemason, who's probably in the lower levels, you know, that you should not automatically assume that he goes home and bows down to the Baphomet, what we're trying to implore.

01:54:29.720 Yeah, I think someone like Herter, you know, he's really the only guy I really admire, one of my favorite political writers of all time, who's a member of the Lodge, is disturbing.

01:54:42.700 There's nothing in his thinking that's Masonic, though, and I just don't know what he thought it was.

01:54:50.580 Well, I mean, keep in mind, like, at the beginning of this period, the Masonic Lodges are essentially noblemen's clubs.

01:54:57.920 They're just social clubs.

01:54:59.140 And this is pre-French Revolution.

01:55:01.780 Right.

01:55:02.780 So it may not even have been illumined at that time.

01:55:05.280 It may have simply been, yeah, a talking shop.

01:55:08.220 Well, Frederick the Great was a Masonist's world rights.

01:55:13.000 He was one of the archmasons, actually.

01:55:15.460 One of the – he, in fact, drafted, according to Freemasons, many of the rites and rituals that they hold and use over.

01:55:23.780 And, in fact, one of – I believe – I could be wrong, but in the Scottish Rite, the password in order to ascend to the 33rd degree is Frederick the Great.

01:55:34.280 Wow.

01:55:36.280 You know, no, I could be wrong.

01:55:39.340 You know, I could be misquoting, but I know it's one of the ascensions there.

01:55:42.420 That is the password.

01:55:43.340 So I'm not a scholar of Masonry.

01:55:46.300 But I – anyway, I think this is excellent discussion.

01:55:49.080 The only last thing I want to say on this is I want to talk about the Anglo-American Empire, and it's clear to anybody who's listening probably that we are – our society is completely dominated by Jews and by Freemasons, the Gentile spiritual kikes, so to speak. 0.98

01:56:06.700 And so I just wanted to – I want to ask, you know, very practically, you know, Dr. Johnson and to anybody else who's listening, what is the best way that we can kind of recognize the influence of these Jews and Freemasons in our day-to-day lives and kind of counteract it? 0.99

01:56:25.520 You know, what practical advice can we leave our listeners just to say, you know, you know this, so what?

01:56:37.800 I got through graduate school without compromising a single principle, as my dissertation will prove.

01:56:45.300 And I'm pretty sure the way that I did it is that because I was in such a minority, I had to develop a personality that was very likable.

01:56:58.120 And before you start preaching to anybody, you have to make sure that they're your friend.

01:57:04.060 By the time it became clear what I was politically, these people already knew me.

01:57:09.540 And that's a big – that's a huge thing.

01:57:11.800 Like, you know, I was a nice guy. 0.69

01:57:14.080 Oh, he's crazy, but not dangerous crazy.

01:57:17.620 If they didn't know you at all, then they have no problems getting rid of you. 0.57

01:57:22.900 I was an A student.

01:57:24.000 I did everything well.

01:57:24.780 But that's – you know, they get rid of people like that all the time.

01:57:28.580 I developed a personality that was able to ingratiate myself with these people.

01:57:33.420 And then when they began realizing this is what I was saying, we were already friends.

01:57:38.580 So it was much easier for me that way.

01:57:40.860 Like, there it was – that's typical Mac, you know, whatever. 0.99

01:57:44.620 If they didn't know me at all or if I was just preaching from day one like a jerk, you know, I'd be gone. 0.98

01:57:50.280 Yeah, I mean, that's a basic truth of human interactions. 0.98

01:57:54.920 I mean, when you deal with people, everything you say and everything you do will, you know, create kind of pleasure or pain in people.

01:58:04.140 And preaching or any expression of unusual opinions is painful.

01:58:10.320 It makes you – you know, it creates a negative feeling in people.

01:58:13.920 So, of course, you need to counteract that with positives.

01:58:17.700 And that's obviously going to be, you know, being likable, being nice, helping people out, sharing your thoughts on things so that people understand, you know, your deep personality, things like that.

01:58:31.980 But if you don't do it, like a lot of people, they're all pain basically.

01:58:37.720 They have – they're either boring or abrasive in their personality and they have, you know, unusual opinions.

01:58:44.680 So, that's obviously going to make it very easy for people to ignore or, you know, casting those people out.

01:58:52.420 That's exactly right.

01:58:53.300 I'm not even saying that this is something I did consciously.

01:58:56.560 I was not aware of it at the time.

01:58:59.420 This is just – it was common sense to me.

01:59:01.900 You don't walk into grad school on the first day and start talking about kikes. 1.00

01:59:06.100 You know, that's absurd.

01:59:08.000 You know, but slowly but surely you begin building that.

01:59:12.060 You start with something innocuous like Palestine. 0.98

01:59:14.680 There are plenty of leftists who support Palestine and slowly build from there or quote Shalzhenitsyn on the question.

01:59:23.120 It's not really you, but it's a Nobel Prize winner.

01:59:26.500 And this is how you can get some of this stuff in without, you know, being branded right away.

01:59:33.540 You know, there were people who wanted me out.

01:59:35.820 There was a secret meeting called by David Forsyth who ironically is one of the leaders of the human rights scholar movement in academia.

01:59:44.680 In the middle of the night, believe it or not, to get rid of me.

01:59:49.060 But I had enough friends there that had failed.

01:59:51.260 So, you know, it wasn't a conscious decision, but this is not going to work on everybody.

01:59:58.480 But if you have a few people or even one person who's powerful enough in an institution like that to protect you, that's really important.

02:00:06.080 Yes, I think that you stated it exactly.

02:00:14.380 The comment I wanted to make to follow up has fled my mind.

02:00:17.880 And I think that is there any final comments on this entire subject that anybody in our panel would like to make?

02:00:23.360 Any final pieces of practical advice?

02:00:26.300 Any moralistic, you know, grandstand soapbox messages you'd like to deliver?

02:00:35.160 The eternal Anglo. 1.00

02:00:38.160 Speaking of the internal Anglo, our discussion has caused me to think of one of my favorite passages in poetry.

02:00:46.720 Favorite because of its sort of predictive nature.

02:00:52.560 Are you gentlemen familiar with Alfred Lord Tennyson?

02:00:56.760 Yes, of course.

02:00:57.820 And Locksley Hall?

02:01:00.660 Not him.

02:01:02.140 Okay, so Locksley Hall is a rather long poem, but there's a particular portion of it, which if you don't mind, I'll read.

02:01:10.840 Please go ahead.

02:01:40.840 Wow.

02:01:42.840 Wow.

02:02:03.400 Wow.

02:02:05.280 What we are seeing today has been planned for a long time.

02:02:09.840 This was written in 1835, okay?

02:02:13.640 And Alfred Lord Tennyson was a Freemason.

02:02:19.120 This guy predicted Carrius.

02:02:22.920 Well, it's like, I mean, if you want a good example, Aldous Huxley, he tells it from the inside perspective in Brave New World.

02:02:31.520 You know, that Brave New World is, you know, kind of him revealing his hand as to what, you know, what will go on.

02:02:40.200 And Aldous Huxley, before he died, his last lecture that he gave was on the human revolution.

02:02:45.000 And he said that in the past there have been many revolutions, agricultural, scientific, industrial, and that there is one last to come, which will be the human revolution.

02:02:56.880 Without further ado, let us move on to the Kali Yuga News section of our program.

02:03:13.480 Actually, it's been an hour, so maybe we can make a pause.

02:03:20.040 Certainly.

02:03:20.880 This will be an extra long episode.

02:03:22.300 We'll have a little pause and we'll come back for Kali Yuga News.

02:03:25.300 Stay tuned.

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02:09:06.760 This is so bad and so awful and so bizarre and so infantile, so nonsensical.

02:09:14.880 You know, I have to go to another language to describe this.

02:09:17.960 It's so awful.

02:09:18.680 The notion that Hillary Clinton lost the election because Russian hackers broke into the DNC's computers and released all kinds of emails from Hillary or about Hillary that sunk her electoral chances.

02:09:39.940 It's really hard to even know how to attack it.

02:09:43.080 But the simplest thing would be to say that the Department of Homeland Security was given the job of protecting the electoral process.

02:09:54.420 I don't think anyone has mentioned that this makes them look really bad if this is true.

02:09:59.900 But we know it's laughable.

02:10:02.860 Another way to approach it is that the U.S. has been doing this for so long in so many countries that this is even mentioned as an issue is ridiculous.

02:10:12.520 The U.S. is controlling elections in Russia, or trying to anyway, in Ukraine.

02:10:17.100 The riots in 2014 were pure American embassy.

02:10:21.860 That's another way to approach it.

02:10:23.640 The third way to approach it is Richard Nixon.

02:10:27.360 1972, Richard Nixon destroyed the left.

02:10:31.440 George McGovern didn't even win his own state.

02:10:34.240 It was such a slaughter.

02:10:36.660 They were humiliated.

02:10:38.560 The Washington Post was humiliated.

02:10:41.120 They needed something. 1.00

02:10:43.240 And just like in this case, it was a stupid something. 0.99

02:10:46.980 Richard Nixon, knowing that he's going to destroy the Democrats, they had no one to throw against him. 1.00

02:10:52.540 It was a prosperous time.

02:10:55.780 Somehow he needs all of these – not yet another break-in, although in that case a physical one – to steal information, donor lists, and everything else from the DNC.

02:11:06.140 Actually, the more I talk about it, the more I realize these are very similar scandals.

02:11:10.920 This one is physical.

02:11:11.700 The other one is cyber.

02:11:14.600 Apparently, this is what they do when they lose.

02:11:16.680 But if Russia is capable of doing this, I would think they would have started with Georgia or Ukraine a few years ago.

02:11:24.920 And there is no one more anti-Russian in the American political scene right now than John McCain.

02:11:31.200 He ran for president, too.

02:11:32.760 I don't recall any Russian intervention in that case.

02:11:34.860 And what does it say about the Department of Homeland Security?

02:11:39.380 And they're claiming it's still going on, though nothing has been done.

02:11:43.200 Who are these people?

02:11:44.360 What have they done?

02:11:45.020 All of this is totally vague.

02:11:49.360 There is no direct evidence.

02:11:50.900 There's nothing whatsoever.

02:11:52.740 The other way to do it is to say that Hillary Clinton pretty much declared war on Russia. 1.00

02:11:59.160 She said, if I'm elected, I will attack Iran and China.

02:12:02.460 She included Russia in that list as well.

02:12:05.480 She said it in public more than once.

02:12:07.220 They would have been justified in taking her out because she was a threat to Russian security.

02:12:12.540 Now, I don't think this is true at all.

02:12:15.020 But it would be justified if it were.

02:12:18.100 So there's so many different ways to attack this.

02:12:21.740 But listen, guys, these people control the world's armies.

02:12:25.880 They control the world's money.

02:12:27.580 They control the world's capital.

02:12:30.000 And this is what they come up with?

02:12:32.340 Try to derail an election?

02:12:33.640 This? 0.98

02:12:34.400 This ridiculous notion? 0.99

02:12:36.720 This is what they come up with? 0.98

02:12:37.720 All their money and power.

02:12:39.200 This is all they got?

02:12:41.340 Maybe they get a kick out of it.

02:12:42.820 I mean, it's a bad lie, right?

02:12:45.860 But they say it.

02:12:47.600 People believe it. 1.00

02:12:48.400 And they get a kick out of it because the stupid goyim believe what these gods tell them. 1.00

02:12:55.480 Well, you know, that's a good point. 0.99

02:12:58.020 And I thought that when I first discovered, when I first read about ISIS, this group, I started laughing. 0.87

02:13:04.620 I said, no one's going to believe it.

02:13:06.920 They're operating out in the open.

02:13:08.900 They have mountains of money.

02:13:10.260 You know that Mossad, CIA, control every bank account in the Middle East that's even remotely connected to any kind of political group.

02:13:18.840 Any penny going in and out of there, they're aware of.

02:13:22.420 Spy satellites, military satellites, pick them up anywhere.

02:13:26.320 They have a fleet of tankers.

02:13:28.880 How the hell do they have a fleet of tankers?

02:13:30.480 They have an entire infrastructure.

02:13:34.740 Clearly, you know, the West is not only supporting them, but creating them. 0.98

02:13:39.900 They're killing babies. 1.00

02:13:41.160 They're selling little girls in slave bars. 0.99

02:13:43.840 It's so bad, and yet people believe it.

02:13:47.300 They get a kick out of it.

02:13:48.160 That's exactly right.

02:13:49.240 It's way to rub your nose into it.

02:13:50.680 They're rubbing your nose into it.

02:13:52.000 Yeah.

02:13:52.400 Plus, they probably get a lot of cheese pizza from the Middle East now.

02:13:55.300 You know, I mean, I can see it from there, too.

02:14:01.620 Laugh or cry.

02:14:02.840 It's unbelievable.

02:14:05.680 Well, they are satanists.

02:14:09.420 They are literally satanists.

02:14:10.680 Not just fake satanists, because they're literally satanists. 1.00

02:14:13.400 They do this shit, and I like this shit. 1.00

02:14:15.640 They want this world to burn. 1.00

02:14:20.200 Because ultimately, they hate creation.

02:14:22.660 Yeah. 1.00

02:14:22.860 And that's what you see in this tranny shit as well. 1.00

02:14:26.560 They support tranny shit. 1.00

02:14:27.500 They support three-year-olds getting hormones and transitioning to the other gender. 1.00

02:14:34.340 Well, that's up on the Kali Yuga News docket, so we're going to cover that in a minute.

02:14:38.400 It's absurd.

02:14:39.800 It's absurd.

02:14:41.380 Dr. Johnson, he's, of course, he's referring to the allegations that Russia rigged the election.

02:14:46.840 You know what I mean?

02:14:47.160 And they're saying things like, you know, Russia is organizing migrant sex attacks, you know, that they're infiltrating social media to have, you know, these... 1.00

02:14:55.280 How can anyone believe that shit? 1.00

02:14:57.360 I'm sorry for interrupting you, Florian, but that's the most stupid shit I've ever seen. 1.00

02:15:02.800 Russia orchestrating migrant sex attacks. 1.00

02:15:06.120 They think that these people have any sort of self-control. 0.96

02:15:09.000 They don't have any self-control.

02:15:10.080 I'm a coach of these people.

02:15:11.200 They are...

02:15:13.020 No, excuse me.

02:15:13.900 They are...

02:15:15.200 You know what?

02:15:15.640 I'm not going to describe them because...

02:15:18.100 You know what I mean.

02:15:19.320 You know what I mean.

02:15:19.780 They rigged the Brexit vote.

02:15:22.260 Have you come across this one yet?

02:15:23.540 Yes.

02:15:24.460 I mean, they're basically claiming that everything that goes against the liberal narrative is Russia.

02:15:30.260 That's a very simple, straightforward lie, and now it's very simple for journalists to cover any event.

02:15:36.100 Like, oh, if something bad happens, Russia. 0.92

02:15:38.520 Well, listen, I've said this before, and it's a little self-promoting, but I don't care.

02:15:45.160 1993, I just started grad school.

02:15:49.240 Russia was disappearing at the time.

02:15:53.140 There was no leadership.

02:15:54.320 Military chain of command had broken.

02:15:56.920 I mean, it was in a crisis like very few countries are.

02:15:59.640 And I said, Russia will become the leader of the forces against the New World Order, which George Bush had just announced two years earlier.

02:16:08.520 And everyone laughed at me.

02:16:10.720 And then I thought it would be Alexander Lebed was killed, I think, in 2003.

02:16:16.940 But then Putin comes into power, and I say, this is going to be the man.

02:16:19.880 And I've been writing on him since 2000.

02:16:21.900 And so, you know, it's – I've never been more correct in my life.

02:16:31.260 Russia is the center of the world.

02:16:32.640 It is the center of the fight against the New World Order.

02:16:34.940 The left is panicking about them because they alone have the size, the intellectual capacity, the military capacity, the allies to directly challenge the United States.

02:16:44.320 And the U.S. is broke in every way, not just financially.

02:16:47.220 Yeah, spiritual and moderate too.

02:16:50.300 And this ties in what Oswald Spengler wrote as well about Russia.

02:16:53.580 Russia would surface a century. 0.93

02:16:55.880 Russia would bloom. 0.93

02:16:57.080 It would bloom up as a high culture, according to Spengler.

02:16:59.860 Meanwhile, the West would rot.

02:17:01.200 And he's being proved right.

02:17:05.060 Unfortunately.

02:17:05.380 I mean, Russia's future is very bright.

02:17:08.420 I mean, maybe we'll see a holy Russian empire.

02:17:10.420 Maybe we'll hear of such a thing as a Spanish-Rustle border.

02:17:16.640 You know, it's weird to me.

02:17:19.900 When I was growing up, I remember the Cold War.

02:17:22.960 And I saw Red Dawn at a very young age.

02:17:28.440 And that's kind of what I was raised to expect.

02:17:31.160 I was going to grow up, and I had to train hard.

02:17:34.360 I had to learn everything I could so that one day I could, you know, fight communists in my own country because they were coming for us.

02:17:44.360 And now here I am, the grown man that could have done that.

02:17:50.100 And if I were to see a Russian paratrooper today, I'd probably take him coffee. 0.99

02:17:55.480 That's right.

02:17:55.900 That's right.

02:17:56.800 I saw that movie, The Summer of 84.

02:17:59.360 I want to say something else, so this is kind of important.

02:18:01.620 A lot of Russian nationalists, including members of the Communist Party, are very much on our side, and they're using old Soviet symbols.

02:18:13.500 Yeah.

02:18:13.760 I've mentioned this before, and people get scared that they like Stalin not because they're Marxists at all, but because that was the last time Russia was a strong global power.

02:18:25.340 That has nothing to do with atheism.

02:18:27.200 And I finished a paper on the Communist Party in Moldova and elsewhere in Eastern Europe.

02:18:34.220 They're the most conservative party I've ever come across.

02:18:36.060 They're the most healthy group.

02:18:37.580 These are Christians.

02:18:38.400 These are nationalists.

02:18:39.140 They're Pan-Slavic. 0.99

02:18:40.600 They have no relation to the communists in Western Europe.

02:18:44.620 They've completely morphed out of unrecognizable.

02:18:48.400 But they get a hammer and sickle, and it's a right-wing symbol now, and people don't realize that, and they get scared.

02:18:53.760 Are you saying that the Communist Party is one of the most religious parties in the country?

02:18:59.300 I didn't say that.

02:18:59.320 I said they're one of the most conservative parties.

02:19:00.880 Oh, okay.

02:19:01.740 Okay, I see.

02:19:02.540 I did both Russia and Moldova.

02:19:05.480 They do believe that many of them are Orthodox, and they've rejected atheism completely and materialism completely.

02:19:13.260 I have quotation after quotation from them on that.

02:19:17.800 Why are they communists?

02:19:20.040 Well, yeah, but I mean, why not Tsarists or something like that? 0.98

02:19:26.540 Well, in Ukraine and Moldova, the name was banned for a while.

02:19:31.240 So they've resurrected in different people's socialist parties, things like that.

02:19:34.960 But the hammer and sickle is a right-wing symbol now, and it's being used by extremely conservative Orthodox movements in Eastern Ukraine.

02:19:49.900 And we have to adjust our thinking, realize these things have changed very, very quickly.

02:19:56.700 They're using it as a symbol of strength, not as a symbol of the Soviet Union.

02:19:59.740 And there's always been this theory, and Alexander Dugan holds to this view, Bolshevism and communism are two very different things.

02:20:06.440 Now, I don't buy a lot of that, but when we see them using a picture of Stalin or the hammer and sickle, it doesn't mean what we used to think it means.

02:20:17.300 And it's stupid for them to be using that because it scares too many people away, but we have to adjust our thinking here, and that's important to note.

02:20:24.200 So the sickle cuts the tentacles of Wall Street now, instead of the ties to God. 0.99

02:20:31.100 I'm stealing that. I'm going to steal that. I'm going to steal that.

02:20:34.660 I'll give you a footnote, though, I promise.

02:20:39.220 Thanks.

02:20:40.220 Grieve Ahans, you're about to get published.

02:20:42.320 Now, Grieve, would you like to cover your story?

02:20:46.820 And Dr. Johnson, you know, if you were about to go, you know, we'd be glad to, you know, to thank you.

02:20:51.480 Just thank you a lot for coming on.

02:20:54.480 I mean, your input is always highly valuable.

02:20:57.400 Yes.

02:20:58.740 Yes, you guys have been, or you really, you keep me sharp.

02:21:02.460 I really appreciate it.

02:21:04.000 Anytime you want me on, just let me know.

02:21:06.180 I do have to go, but I thank you very much for having me on.

02:21:09.320 It's been amazing.

02:21:11.340 All right.

02:21:11.620 God bless you greatly.

02:21:12.780 Go on, please.

02:21:13.140 Great discussion.

02:21:14.540 Goodbye.

02:21:14.760 Goodbye.

02:21:15.440 Goodbye.

02:21:16.820 Now we don't need to behave and watch our foul language as much.

02:21:29.500 Now, let's look at this headline.

02:21:31.740 Epic Disaster as Limpopo Brothers are killed while they're raping a crocodile. 0.75

02:21:42.080 Could you translate that out of Negro for me, Grieve? 0.98

02:21:44.940 They raped a crocodile and they got killed. 0.99

02:21:49.020 They raped a crocodile and they got killed. 0.99

02:21:51.280 Yeah. 0.70

02:21:51.580 Would you like to just go a little bit in depth?

02:21:53.320 What do you mean?

02:21:55.460 How?

02:21:57.060 They raped a crocodile and they got killed by the crocodile. 1.00

02:22:01.300 Because, I don't know, the crocodiles that want to be raped by Africans. 1.00

02:22:07.540 Why don't you read the article? 0.99

02:22:08.840 Why don't you read the article?

02:22:09.660 Yes, let's read it again.

02:22:11.380 I don't know.

02:22:13.180 I don't know.

02:22:13.800 I'm just reading it.

02:22:15.340 Let's find out.

02:22:15.760 I'm...

02:22:16.220 South Africa.

02:22:18.440 A family from Limpopo is mourning the death of three sons who took unimaginable risk to

02:22:24.920 cure an embarrassing family problem.

02:22:28.820 Now, just that raises quite a few questions, but whatever.

02:22:32.700 They wrestled a river monster and got killed, as reported by Mzansi Live Below.

02:22:40.140 The quest to become bedroom...

02:22:41.740 No.

02:22:45.300 The quest to become...

02:22:46.880 It just turned into tragedy.

02:22:49.540 After a Limpopo family lost three sons in a crocodile attack.

02:22:54.960 A family known for its...

02:22:57.080 It's the bedroom curse of failing to perform when it matters most.

02:23:02.180 During intercourse in parenthesis.

02:23:06.500 Fell in deadly jaws of the strongest reptile of the Sangoma. 1.00

02:23:12.680 Gave them Muti and instructed them to go and rape a female crocodile. 0.99

02:23:19.080 So, wait, this was a story of a witch doctor? 0.99

02:23:22.200 Yes.

02:23:23.240 Oh, I get it.

02:23:24.360 This was a fertility right.

02:23:25.840 Yes.

02:23:25.980 A fertility right. 0.96

02:23:26.940 Yes, exactly.

02:23:28.600 Ah, okay, I see.

02:23:30.500 So, they have a erectile dysfunction or something. 1.00

02:23:32.460 So, they're supposed to rape a crocodile. 1.00

02:23:34.600 I mean, that kind of makes sense? 1.00

02:23:38.340 I mean, if you can rape a crocodile, you can have sex with anything. 0.99

02:23:43.860 No, that... 1.00

02:23:44.300 I understand.

02:23:45.060 I mean, that doesn't make sense.

02:23:46.860 What's the wrong with you, Florian?

02:23:48.620 No, Grieve.

02:23:49.080 You're saying that this makes sense?

02:23:50.040 Grieve, you're not an e-gro. 1.00

02:23:51.480 You don't get it. 0.77

02:23:52.180 You're not black. 1.00

02:23:53.140 You need to listen. 0.92

02:23:55.140 You need to just listen. 1.00

02:23:55.880 Shut up, Florian. 1.00

02:23:58.180 Shut up. 1.00

02:23:59.460 You want to continue, Grieve? 1.00

02:24:00.980 Okay.

02:24:01.740 The old-aged...

02:24:03.500 The old-aged weeping father who lost three sons during the ritual reveals that the Muti 0.89

02:24:12.780 was supposed to act as a shield that weakens the reptiles of the being dissolved in stagnant

02:24:20.440 water to make it easy for its boys to catch a complete ritual by taking turns to rape a crocodile.

02:24:29.680 Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

02:24:31.080 Hold up.

02:24:31.580 Hold up.

02:24:32.200 Hold up.

02:24:33.020 You mean they was running a train on that croc?

02:24:35.360 Yeah.

02:24:35.760 Circumstances leading to the attack by other crocodiles could not be explained, but it's

02:24:43.480 alleged that some of the crocs got resistant to the Muti...

02:24:49.360 Oh, the magic didn't work.

02:24:51.860 The magic didn't work.

02:24:53.900 The magic didn't work!

02:24:57.180 Wow.

02:24:57.860 Thus, they were not weakened as supposed to be.

02:25:01.100 A family member claims that they trusted the Sangoma, since he is known for treating such

02:25:08.560 manhood problems and has a history of successful rituals as testified by other clients.

02:25:13.820 This loss, this is a loss to the family and the boys.

02:25:18.420 Made a brave choice.

02:25:23.300 The married ones needed to save their marriage. 1.00

02:25:26.740 No!

02:25:28.740 Oh, come on. 0.87

02:25:29.860 I mean, to be fair, it would probably have worked if they didn't get eaten.

02:25:36.720 Well, you know what?

02:25:37.940 If you can do a crocodile, maybe your wife isn't that that often. 1.00

02:25:41.540 I mean, that's just my comment on it.

02:25:46.680 Okay, let's see here.

02:25:48.160 As men, marriages are strengthened in the bedroom during intercourse, but my cousins have problems

02:25:52.760 with their manhoods.

02:25:54.080 We lost precious lives and we are weeping.

02:25:56.700 As a tradition, we can't question the Sangoma, but only to accept the outcome, it's said.

02:26:04.360 Just think of it as evolution in action.

02:26:06.500 There's only two more lines here.

02:26:08.460 Limpoppa political leadership discourages dangerous traditional practices.

02:26:14.520 They encourage citizens to consider safety first and reject dangerous rituals. 1.00

02:26:19.240 Fuck off. 1.00

02:26:20.680 Two bodies of the deceased were recovered. 1.00

02:26:23.100 Unfortunately, the hungry reptiles had already descended on the other body. 0.99

02:26:30.680 This is fucking absurd. 0.99

02:26:32.440 This is actually fairly standard fare for Africa, I imagine. 1.00

02:26:38.400 Probably not the first time. 0.99

02:26:39.260 They never had a civilization, so you can't blame them with shit in a way. 0.99

02:26:42.640 Well, I mean, now you have to begin to wonder. 0.99

02:26:44.940 This is definitely not the first time that this has happened.

02:26:47.620 I mean, apparently this is their tradition, right?

02:26:49.980 So, yeah, of course.

02:26:51.080 Okay, so, Saiger, I need your very deep metaphysical esoteric analysis of the essences of this sympathetic magic ritual.

02:27:05.940 Yes, exactly.

02:27:06.940 I think he just made this up.

02:27:09.000 I don't think they have some deep system of understanding.

02:27:11.920 They're like, whatever.

02:27:14.120 Do something dangerous and obviously suicidal and it'll work.

02:27:17.280 I mean, I've heard about a bunch of these things.

02:27:20.220 Like, what was it? 0.99

02:27:21.500 One, you know, magician told the guy to, like, cut off his penis and feed it to a hyena. 1.00

02:27:29.700 And he did it. 1.00

02:27:32.220 Absolutely not.

02:27:33.500 And he, like, he didn't realize, he was sad afterwards. 1.00

02:27:37.640 He didn't realize that he would lose his penis. 0.99

02:27:39.780 He thought it would, like, grow back or something. 1.00

02:27:44.820 Oh, my goodness.

02:27:50.340 I think it's a natural transition.

02:27:54.880 Oh, yeah. 1.00

02:27:55.520 Doc Savage, speaking of cutting off people's penises. 1.00

02:27:59.420 Headline, dailystormer.com. 0.99

02:28:03.340 Jewish judge forces New York State to subsidize transsexual surgeries for minors. 0.96

02:28:09.940 Also, West Point pays homage to trannies. 1.00

02:28:14.820 I, that was my reaction.

02:28:17.780 But, so, here we go.

02:28:19.320 The social engineers behind the LGBTP, is that what it is now?

02:28:24.980 Is that the alphabet?

02:28:26.580 Movement recently concluded the annual Transgender Remembrance Day.

02:28:32.880 At America's most prestigious military college. 0.99

02:28:36.100 And people are confused as to why schizophrenics who amputate their penises 0.98

02:28:39.440 and then make poses in the mirror with their mother's clothing 0.72

02:28:41.720 are considered to be some kind, or is to be considered some kind of accomplishment in America.

02:28:51.160 The truth is frightening.

02:28:52.940 If they've got this much power in the military,

02:28:55.340 they've already run laps around every other institution.

02:28:59.460 Suggestible Gentile mothers see something like this and say, 1.00

02:29:02.360 hmm, if West Point's doing it, maybe it's not so bad to let Junior become a girl after all. 0.73

02:29:06.940 Hmm.

02:29:09.440 I...

02:29:11.960 I mean, incredible.

02:29:15.240 When you summon a demon, you're enslaved to it.

02:29:22.460 But...

02:29:23.460 This is insane.

02:29:25.840 This is insane.

02:29:27.220 And they think they're going to win the war against Russia?

02:29:29.440 Yeah, with our tranny soldiers, obviously. 1.00

02:29:33.380 The worst element of this Jewish exacerbation of mental illness 1.00

02:29:37.520 is that it's being spread institutionally. 0.92

02:29:40.040 Recently, the Jewish federal judge, Jed Saul Rakoff,

02:29:45.460 commanded New York State to cover transsexual surgeries for minors under Medicaid.

02:29:50.520 No questions asked.

02:29:53.120 Rakoff also has succeeded in getting the public to finance superficial work, 0.63

02:29:57.460 like boob jobs for trannies. 1.00

02:29:59.720 Like, I am... 0.94

02:30:02.400 There is no peer-reviewed medical evidence whatsoever

02:30:10.060 that gender reassignment surgery leads to any sort of psychological improvement 1.00

02:30:18.820 in the condition of people who suffer from gender dysphoria,

02:30:22.900 which is a mental illness.

02:30:23.960 Yeah.

02:30:24.480 And even if it would, it would still be bad.

02:30:27.160 Well, yeah, of course.

02:30:28.080 I would say no, but I mean, the suicide rates are just as high for pre- and post-op trannies. 1.00

02:30:33.760 There's no difference.

02:30:34.600 Yeah. 1.00

02:30:34.780 Let me tell you now what will happen for this shit. 1.00

02:30:38.780 And I'm sorry if I interrupted you, but let me just finish this shit. 1.00

02:30:42.060 Go ahead. 0.99

02:30:42.620 In America, when your wife wants to divorce you, 0.61

02:30:46.960 she gets all the support she wants.

02:30:49.780 And Raffa Johnson did a very good podcast about this recently.

02:30:54.540 The court system is little on her side.

02:30:56.460 She doesn't even need to prove anything.

02:30:58.300 She can say whatever she wants.

02:30:59.980 And there's a restraining order in the US like that,

02:31:01.960 and you can't see your children.

02:31:03.440 So what happens after this? 0.99

02:31:05.100 Well, she might gobble up some Tumblr shit, 1.00

02:31:09.560 and you won't be able to talk sense to her because, you know, 0.99

02:31:12.940 she has a restraining order on you. 1.00

02:31:14.720 You won't be able to make your kids snap out of it

02:31:16.840 because there's a restraining order on you.

02:31:19.020 If you do anything, you go to jail for years.

02:31:22.520 You're paying alimony to this.

02:31:24.440 And then she decided that she's going to make the child be true to its nature

02:31:30.040 and mutilate it for life. 0.55

02:31:32.820 And you can't do anything for it.

02:31:35.600 You can't do anything. 0.99

02:31:37.100 And she destroys the life of your child, and you can't do shit. 1.00

02:31:42.720 America! 1.00

02:31:43.600 There's your freedom.

02:31:44.500 Well, that's what freedom has come to mean,

02:31:49.400 and I would argue that freedom has always really meant,

02:31:53.320 and that is the will over matter, including ourselves, obviously,

02:32:01.020 because everything is matter.

02:32:03.000 There is no spirit, right?

02:32:04.060 So, like, freedom is...

02:32:06.340 I mean, freedom...

02:32:08.920 We always had freedom to do good.

02:32:11.240 It's only freedom to do bad things that was ever absent.

02:32:14.660 So, of course, when people talk about freedom,

02:32:16.800 they're talking about freedom to do bad things.

02:32:19.000 They want the freedom from God.

02:32:21.720 They want the freedom from responsibilities.

02:32:23.900 They want the freedom from death.

02:32:25.280 They do not want the freedom from...

02:32:30.280 This is the consequence of Cartesianism, right?

02:32:34.700 So, we get used to thinking of matter and mind as separate entities, right?

02:32:40.720 And so, in the human revolution, as Florian keeps coming back to,

02:32:47.300 the human revolution is seeing the mind as radically separate from matter,

02:32:55.740 from the body, right?

02:32:56.780 Like, to use the software-hardware analogy that is commonly used today.

02:33:01.680 Even though that's completely an unjustified view by physical evidence.

02:33:06.600 There is no evidence that you can separate somehow from your body,

02:33:10.420 because you are your body.

02:33:13.200 But, like, people believe this like they could be believing a true religion.

02:33:23.140 You know?

02:33:23.780 Well, they have to counter-single you at this point,

02:33:26.900 because that's not really true.

02:33:29.820 You know, there is evidence of, you know, near-death experiences.

02:33:34.680 There's evidence of, like, people who die.

02:33:41.080 There's evidence of dissociative states and things like that.

02:33:45.740 You know, there is evidence that it's possible for consciousness to persist,

02:33:52.120 even though the body is not producing it.

02:33:54.920 Well, I mean, like, we can go down the metaphysics hole for a while.

02:34:01.340 I would say that doesn't really – that's not – I'm not saying anything that's against that, right?

02:34:12.260 So, you are your body, you are also your mind, and you are also your spirit, right?

02:34:18.920 And these things are unified, and the only way to break them apart is to die. 0.71

02:34:26.540 Right. 0.97

02:34:27.040 Permanently, yeah.

02:34:28.360 Yeah.

02:34:28.600 And, of course, yeah.

02:34:31.020 No, I mean, you can start talking about – yeah, you can go on temporary little jaunts.

02:34:36.160 You can have out-of-body experiences.

02:34:37.720 You can talk about astral projection.

02:34:39.380 But ultimately, in those experiences, you come back.

02:34:42.420 Of course.

02:34:42.980 Right?

02:34:43.180 But what this transhumanism concept is talking about is that you can separate mind from body without death.

02:34:55.740 Like, you can just copy your consciousness into something else and upload yourself into a computer or imprint yourself onto a robot body.

02:35:05.680 Right.

02:35:06.180 Because ultimately, they don't believe that the spirit exists.

02:35:09.380 They believe that spirit is a product of matter.

02:35:12.160 So, if you just have another physical host for it, it's the same thing.

02:35:19.280 Right.

02:35:22.060 And, of course, we know that matter is in itself significant.

02:35:29.320 Matter is in itself a symbol of a spiritual reality.

02:35:33.380 And if you deform the matter, then you deform the spirit axiomatically.

02:35:38.900 Yes, of course.

02:35:39.740 Right.

02:35:42.160 But I think we've gotten a little bit into the weeds.

02:35:45.900 We have.

02:35:46.440 Now, I will cover my article.

02:35:51.440 This is from dailystormer.com.

02:35:54.080 College professor. 1.00

02:35:55.740 All white people must commit mass suicide as final reparation. 0.99

02:36:01.060 And I've got to tell you, I think he might actually be a… 1.00

02:36:04.160 College professor!

02:36:05.160 College professor!

02:36:08.540 Professor!

02:36:10.040 Dr. Adam Kotzko!

02:36:12.960 A professor at Shimer College, Chicago.

02:36:16.080 I am Jack's complete lack of surprise. 0.95

02:36:19.140 Says that all white men, women, and children must commit a mass suicide whether or not your ancestors were responsible for the crimes of the past. 0.99

02:36:26.980 Dr. Cuck, who also calls himself white, says we must commit mass suicide. 0.99

02:36:33.840 What is his reason for being a self-hating anti-white rant? 0.99

02:36:37.140 Why? 0.78

02:36:38.760 Whether or not your individual ancestors owned slaves, as a white person, you have benefited from slavery and are incomplicit in it.

02:36:44.260 Sorry, he posted on Twitter. 0.98

02:36:46.700 I know it sucks having a racial identity that exists solely to legitimize the subordination and exploitation of other races. 0.98

02:36:52.740 Hashtag whiteness. 0.99

02:36:58.980 I can't even…

02:37:00.300 I can't even read this.

02:37:05.140 I just think, like, you know, the easiest response to this guy is like, okay, well, you first.

02:37:11.460 I have detached myself.

02:37:16.020 I don't feel anything now.

02:37:18.440 Yeah.

02:37:18.780 So you first.

02:37:20.260 You know?

02:37:20.740 I don't identify as white, so you first.

02:37:25.300 Yeah.

02:37:26.020 Exactly.

02:37:27.480 I mean, you're the right, right?

02:37:34.520 Well, it was such a…

02:37:35.620 I don't even think we need to go in that.

02:37:37.220 I mean, it's just…

02:37:37.760 It's like, yeah, this is what our enemies think.

02:37:39.560 Yeah, you know.

02:37:40.160 I mean, this is what generations of men raised by women produces. 1.00

02:37:44.980 You know, I mean, if this guy is assumingly a Goyam, I mean, if he's a Jew, of course, we understand what he's saying is. 0.85

02:37:51.880 You know.

02:37:55.620 I mean, it's just nothing really different from what the ultra-radical environmentalists were saying, you know, five years ago. 0.99

02:38:02.620 You know, it's the same shit, different day, really. 0.99

02:38:07.220 You know, they want us to die and be replaced by a mud-brown mongrel mass that can be controlled by an elite. 1.00

02:38:21.300 Yeah, coffee-colored sludge. 0.99

02:38:23.680 Slave to the passions and through the passions to the chosen ones, to Satan himself. 0.89

02:38:30.420 Locked away forever in Plato's cave.

02:38:32.800 Yeah.

02:38:33.720 Exactly.

02:38:35.540 Just throw a rock there.

02:38:37.500 Now, Zyger, would you like to cover your story?

02:38:44.320 Sure.

02:38:45.520 All right.

02:38:46.100 So, Facebook is going to use Snopes and other fact-checkers to combat and bury fake news.

02:38:52.740 Facebook is going to start fact-checking, labeling, and burying fake news and hoaxes in its news feed, the company said Thursday.

02:39:00.060 The decision comes after Facebook received heated criticism for its role in spreading a deluge of political misinformation during the U.S. presidential election, like one story that falsely said the Pope had endorsed Donald Trump.

02:39:14.860 Combat fake news?

02:39:16.640 Facebook has teamed up with a short list of media organizations, including Snopes and ABC News,

02:39:22.780 that are part of an international fact-checking network led by Poynter, a non-profit school for journalism in St. Petersburg, Florida.

02:39:31.920 So, yeah.

02:39:33.920 This is another part of that so-called combat on fake news.

02:39:38.000 And it's interesting that they're always using that example of the Pope that endorsed Donald Trump.

02:39:43.660 Now, obviously, there are a bunch of fake news, like, legitimately fake news stories that are, you know, bringing through.

02:39:51.440 Some of us might even be responsible for some of them.

02:39:57.160 But anyway.

02:39:58.540 Yeah, but they're mixing, of course, they're mixing that with all of the news that are true, but that they don't like.

02:40:06.460 And what you have to understand in this context is that most people today are getting their news from Facebook.

02:40:13.440 Very few people are actually, like, subscribed to the New York Times or whatever other news sites and read them regularly.

02:40:21.800 Instead, they just browse their Facebook and they get their news from there and then they click the link and see the news.

02:40:27.540 So, Facebook is actually extremely powerful in terms of spreading news.

02:40:32.780 Because even Twitter is, like, nowhere near the same level.

02:40:37.100 Because if you post, if you have, like, 10,000 followers on Twitter and you post a story, not even 1% will probably click on it.

02:40:46.280 Whereas on Facebook, if you have the same number of followers, the click-through rate is, like, 10 times higher.

02:40:53.680 It's very, people are really reacting to links and news stories on Facebook.

02:40:57.960 And it's huge.

02:40:59.400 So, the algorithms that Facebook uses has a huge impact on the narratives that the people have.

02:41:08.940 Initially, Facebook's algorithms were very simple.

02:41:11.840 It was like, well, if your friends share a story or if people you follow share a story, you're going to see it in your feed.

02:41:18.900 And that's it.

02:41:20.160 But progressively, they started changing that.

02:41:23.540 Now, Facebook's algorithm is extremely complex.

02:41:26.280 Very hard to understand.

02:41:27.220 I've worked for a long time to try to figure out exactly how Facebook's algorithm worked.

02:41:32.660 Because, you know, I was trying to make things go viral.

02:41:35.480 And it's quite bizarre.

02:41:37.980 And nobody can understand it intuitively.

02:41:40.800 And, of course, the point of that is that Facebook wants to be able to, you know, secretly influence which stories are promoted and which aren't.

02:41:49.140 And we've already seen several stories of insiders at Facebook who admit that they have teams to artificially downgrade conservative news stories and upgrade, you know, liberal, to spread the liberal narrative.

02:42:03.320 So, this is just a part of this effort.

02:42:06.600 And now they're going to go much further.

02:42:09.040 Because, obviously, by using these external fact checkers like Snopes and ABC News, which are extremely liberal news outlets, they're going to kind of distance themselves.

02:42:22.260 They say that Facebook claims that they don't want to be arbiters of truth because, of course, that would imply that they have responsibility.

02:42:28.740 So, they're outsourcing the propaganda aspect of their algorithms to outside providers like Snopes and ABC News.

02:42:40.460 And so, they can kind of distance themselves from any responsibility.

02:42:44.760 And we know if you go on Snopes, which is kind of a fact-checking website, you'll see that they have a very clear-cut ideological method for debunking things.

02:42:57.740 They're not objective in any sensible way.

02:43:01.460 They're very ideological.

02:43:03.640 ABC News, obviously, all the mainstream news sites are the same.

02:43:07.980 So, this is, well, it's not worrying because it's just continuing a trend.

02:43:11.820 But they're using this fake news hysteria to push through a more advanced version of what already existed.

02:43:18.140 And by tying together websites like the Daily Stormer, but even, you know, sites like Infowars,

02:43:25.540 and saying, well, that's basically fake news.

02:43:28.120 This is the same thing as those, you know, deliberately falsified news stories.

02:43:32.380 By creating this confusion, it gives them far more leverage to completely banish all dissident opinions and reporting from the public consciousness.

02:43:47.120 So, it's pretty worrying.

02:43:48.640 It's another stage in the great shuttening, right?

02:43:54.140 Yep.

02:43:54.320 Well, I mean, you know, what they want, I mean, ultimately what they want, you know, is they want, they basically want to make it so that, you know,

02:44:04.100 you need a driver's license type vetting, you know, to use the internet.

02:44:07.740 To even, you know, get an internet subscription, you know, you'll have some sort of, you know, unique ID tag that's tied to your IP address.

02:44:15.280 And, you know, it needs to be confirmed with, you know, your passport in order for you to, you know, access the internet.

02:44:20.220 And then you can only access, you know, approved sites and things like this.

02:44:25.160 Oh, like the Great Firewall of China.

02:44:27.000 Yes, exactly.

02:44:27.480 Yeah, China.

02:44:28.660 Exactly.

02:44:29.120 So, you know, we see how they're rolled out in these other countries.

02:44:32.060 You know, that's the model.

02:44:33.440 This episode has gone, you know, over length.

02:44:36.720 So, I'm not going to cover all of the rest of the Caliuga news stories.

02:44:39.220 I think we got the big gist of it. 0.99

02:44:40.760 So, unless, I know, I know, I mean, you know, we could talk about Italy seeking prostitutes to satisfy the sexual desires of immigrants. 0.99

02:44:52.080 You know, we... 0.99

02:44:53.480 Let's not.

02:44:54.660 Let's not.

02:44:55.400 I admit a certain curiosity as to how Facebook is getting that click-through rate. 0.89

02:44:59.720 Like, that's ridiculous.

02:45:01.040 It's probably simply because of the mental attitude of the people who browse Facebook versus Twitter and other social media. 0.77

02:45:10.020 On Twitter and stuff, it's very fast-paced.

02:45:12.780 People just scroll through.

02:45:14.220 They don't click on much stuff.

02:45:16.200 Only things that really, really pop out are going to get click-throughs.

02:45:20.420 Whereas Facebook, most people, they browse Facebook at work, when they're bored.

02:45:24.780 And they're really looking to explore things.

02:45:29.100 And also, they have the atmosphere that the stuff being promoted is their friends and family promoting it.

02:45:36.720 So, they have naturally more interest in checking it out. 0.98

02:45:40.560 Whereas on Facebook, it's like random stranger bullshit. 0.97

02:45:43.900 So, I think that's some of the reasons. 0.97

02:45:48.540 Well, take note of that any alternate tech developers.

02:45:53.100 That's what you need to be doing.

02:45:55.480 Yes.

02:45:56.300 So, unless there's any other final comments you'd like to lambast upon our listeners?

02:46:01.840 No, not me.

02:46:04.540 Grieve, you're going to mess up this opportunity to talk about Fire and Brimstone?

02:46:09.760 Well, you know, it's kind of late, and I don't want to disturb the neighbors.

02:46:14.660 And, yeah.

02:46:15.720 I mean, we can talk about Fire and Brimstone another time.

02:46:18.720 It's a very fun subject.

02:46:20.040 And I really like talking about how these trannets will burn in hell for all eternity. 1.00

02:46:27.680 Yeah.

02:46:28.240 How about you, Doc Savage?

02:46:30.780 I'm done.

02:46:31.800 If I take any longer, you know, I might get better. 0.99

02:46:34.240 Your wife's going to crucify him. 1.00

02:46:35.700 Yeah. 0.96

02:46:36.260 With the number six, you know.

02:46:38.880 Yeah.

02:46:39.020 So, without further ado, I'm your host, Florian Geyer.

02:46:43.280 Thank you very much for joining us.

02:46:44.620 We appreciate every one of our listeners.

02:46:47.160 Joining me today were Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson and Nat, who have both departed before

02:46:51.780 the allotted extraduction.

02:46:55.280 I suppose that would be the term.

02:46:56.960 Priva Hans, thank you for joining us.

02:46:59.280 Hey, no problem.

02:47:01.660 Zyger, thank you very much.

02:47:03.160 It was fun.

02:47:05.240 Doc Savage, thank you for joining me.

02:47:06.780 Ave Christus Rex.

02:47:09.200 Ave Maria.

02:47:10.120 Hail Victory.

02:47:11.400 Shalom.

02:47:11.780 Ave Maria.

02:47:13.120 Ave Maria.

02:47:16.000 Spieß voran, drauf und dran.

02:47:20.040 Setzt aufs Klosterdach den roten Arm.

02:47:23.980 Spieß voran, drauf und dran.

02:47:28.120 Setzt aufs Klosterdach den roten Arm.

02:47:31.560 Spieß voran, aufs Klosterdach den roten Arm.

02:48:00.300 Spieß voran, drauf und dran.

02:48:04.220 Spieß voran, drauf und dran.

02:48:04.260 Setzt aufs Klosterdach den roten Arm.

02:48:08.400 Spieß voran, aufs Klosterdach den roten Arm.

02:48:12.580 Spieß voran, drauf und dran.

02:48:15.400 Spieß voran, drauf und dran.

02:48:17.400 Setzt aufs Klosterdach den roten Arm.

02:48:21.400 Spieß voran, drauf und dran.

02:48:28.400 Spieß voran, drauf und dran.

02:48:31.400 Setzt aufs Klosterdach den roten Arm.

02:48:36.400 Spieß voran, drauf und dran.

02:48:40.400 Setzt aufs Klosterdach den roten Arm.

02:48:44.400 Spieß voran, drauf und dran.

02:49:14.380 Spieß voran, drauf und dran.

02:49:17.380 Setzt aufs Klosterdach den roten Arm.

02:49:21.380 Spieß voran, drauf und dran.

02:49:23.380 Setzt aufs Klosterdach den roten Arm.

02:49:25.380 Geschlagen ziehen wir nach Haus.

02:49:29.380 Ei, ja, oh, ho.

02:49:33.380 Unsere Enkel fechten's besser aus.

02:49:37.380 Ei, ja, oh, ho.

02:49:40.380 Spieß voran, drauf und dran.

02:49:45.380 Setzt aufs Klosterdach den roten Arm.

02:49:49.380 Spieß voran, drauf und dran.

02:49:53.380 Setzt aufs Klosterdach den roten Arm.

02:49:57.380 Spieß voran, drauf und dran.

02:49:58.380 Setzt aufs Klosterdach den roten Arm.

02:50:00.380 Spieß voran.

02:50:02.380 Spieß voran, drauf und dran.

02:50:05.380 Spieß voran, drauf und dran.

Mysterium Fasces Episode 11 — Freemasonry + The Kabbalah

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