In this episode, Dr. Carl Gregg talks about Solomon and his role in the destruction of the unified Davidic kingdom and the fall of the empire that he helped create. He also discusses the role Solomon played in the creation of Freemasonry.
01:21:51.320And so that's what it comes back down to, is that this is a – I mean, what is Mysterium Factory about?
01:21:56.540It's basically about having a worldview that can combat the modern one, is that rejection of the current status quo is not an effective counterattack, is not a foundation to build a viable alternative upon.
01:22:10.820You need a philosophical, theological, ideological, practical-oriented worldview that's integrated, that's true, that all makes sense.
01:22:19.100And so we can't lose our consistent application of a spiritual legitimacy to nationalism without destroying our moral authority.
01:22:31.400And if – because we look like perfidious Anglos when we do that, when we embrace that worldview.
01:22:38.060Sorry to my Anglos listeners, you know.
01:22:40.900Well, the issue is, you know, I think you're absolutely right.
01:22:45.060It's like you used to say, these are essentially racist liberals.
01:23:19.400And so, yeah, so TLDR, I mean, if you're a consistent nationalist, then you have to oppose the wanted, aggressive imperialism of the Zionist entity upon the Arabs residing in Palestine.
01:23:32.460You know, that's not to get into who the legitimate inheritor Palestine is.
01:23:36.020I mean, it'd be great, you know, if the Levant and North Africa could go back to Eastern Rome.
01:23:40.660But that's not, you know, the reality we live in, you know, and so, I mean, it's a simple question of if people have a right to national sovereignty, and then that's kind of a metaphysical reality or imperative.
01:23:54.100Then when the Jews aggress the reality of, you know, some Palestinian Arabs, you know, that we have to oppose it because it's immoral.
01:24:03.360That assertion, acknowledging that that is true, does not mean, you know, you have to get on your knees, right?
01:24:10.020And service, you know, the Palestinian Liberation Organization.
01:24:13.920It doesn't mean that you have to use this as a prop for the political legitimacy of your own people or your own organization.
01:24:21.440It's an honest response to an honest question.
01:24:24.480And so, to make this kind of fallacious, this non-sequitur that, okay, if you admit that the Palestinian people have a right to exist and the Jews are trying to destroy them, that's not good.
01:24:35.820We should oppose that, you know, that that means that's a position of strength.
01:33:18.040Expressing the shock that there are people out there who believe that racism, which, by the way, she never defines, is somehow compatible with Christianity.
01:33:29.120Now, if you read her for more than four months, you realize that she doesn't know what racism is or what Christianity is.
01:33:40.480They say, God could never possibly say anything that could hurt my feeling.
01:33:45.280That's the theology that I care about.
01:33:48.580These people, and this is a common opinion, put in a very arrogant, condescending way, that racism is the ultimate sin.
01:33:58.260And, which, of course, begs the question, why is that so common?
01:34:05.180That the people who are opposed to what they call racism have all the power.
01:34:09.980And that opens up an entirely different can of worms.
01:34:13.500I really like this guy, Adrian Sutton or other, who wrote the article, making fun of this Susan K.
01:34:19.260And really, the most obnoxious part of this Susan K. Smith is that she's talking down to people like Benjamin Franklin, founding fathers of the United States.
01:34:31.980They had such provincial views on race.
01:34:35.800And this halfwit on Twitter is going to take issues with Thomas Jefferson.
01:34:42.560I mean, that's the level of arrogance and smug stupidity.
01:34:47.280That really can only be called brainwashing and programming.
01:34:51.360But because she uses the occasional big word and is, you know, vaguely attractive, that's it.
01:34:59.400You know, we're supposed to listen, and she's an expert, and she's knowledgeable, and everything else never tells us what racism is, just as soon as we all know.
01:35:07.860I have no idea what her theology is, if she has any.
01:35:10.320And the guy here, he writes, yeah, but I guess a former pastor in Huffington Post journalist would know better, right?
01:35:20.680And that encapsulates the whole thing.
01:35:23.940This is what she, a former pastor, some crazy something minister, actually, that's the name of it, Crazy Life Ministries.
01:35:29.620And, of course, being a post journalist, that this is sufficient to take Thomas Jefferson to task.
01:35:36.080And people are going to read this and actually take it seriously.
01:35:58.140You know, obviously, being the enemy, the Nazi, is, you know, the be-all, end-all of their theology.
01:36:05.880So, of course, you know, I don't even know why they bother calling it Christianity anymore, because they've just so confidently moved away from any trappings whatsoever of the actual faith tradition.
01:36:20.820And I see why it was important a few decades ago when you had a lot of older Christians who needed to feel like they weren't changing their religion.
01:36:30.200At this point, it just seems like they're not even pretending to be Christian in any meaningful way.
01:36:36.480They don't point out where in tradition or the Bible this stuff comes from, except for, you know, the stray misquotes and stuff that they, you know, that they lean on.
01:36:46.740And, you know, these people who claim to be, whether it be they're professors or doctors or whatever else, these people wouldn't know what a patristic writer was.
01:36:56.660They couldn't explain to you any of these.
01:37:46.180Obviously, it's not a term that means anything.
01:37:48.760But I mean paganism is in the sense of, like, the apostate Israelites of the Old Testament that syncretically blended the kind of worldly, secular idolatry of the traditions of the people around them with, you know, some fragments of the regulatory religion.
01:38:03.480But that's basically going on here is that the, quote-unquote, Christianity has been perverted to serve the passions, but specifically the state and the state ideological, philosophical, theological worldview and regime.
01:38:18.880That is, I mean, the Antichrist, you know, worldview.
01:39:02.640But, yeah, I just – it's – this makes me recall another extremely overt example is there was some, you know, Anglican woman, quote-unquote, priest.
01:39:14.880We covered a story a couple of episodes back who, you know, was blessing an abortion clinic.
01:39:19.800And I was just pointing out, I'm like, well, like, these people are literally, you know, priests of Baal.
01:39:28.380They are apostate servants of demons, essentially.
01:39:32.180And this is the level that the – I mean, the secular – you almost can't put words to it.
01:39:40.000But this is the level that our society is at that, you know, the Anglican church, the Episcopalian church in the United States can send woman priests to give its blessing to child murder and sacrifice.
01:39:50.640Well, you know, before the reforms of King Josiah in the Old Testament, the prophets said over and over again that we're at a stage where Israelites don't know the difference between Baal and Yahweh.
01:40:04.080And they're mixing and matching because their neighbors are saying this.
01:40:08.380The rich guy down the street is a Baalist.
01:40:11.040And over time, without strong leadership, without a strong prophetic element, this is what happens.
01:40:17.620And they didn't know the difference between Baal and Yahweh.
01:40:22.060And that's why the strong state of King Josiah was absolutely essential.
01:40:25.280Yeah, and that's it, is that there can't be any real – I mean, there's no sense in penetrating into it any further.
01:40:59.980What a lot of people don't understand is that for the younger generation, they've so detached their sexuality from anything normal that the whole notion of a sex robot is sort of cute and antiquated.
01:41:14.220That the idea of having somebody physically there of the opposite gender is actually – it's getting more degenerate than that.
01:41:27.000I don't think the sex robots – you see these articles like sex robots are going to come out and make everybody even more degenerate.
01:41:32.540I mean, they will make everybody more degenerate, I'm sure.
01:41:35.540But generally speaking, it's more sad the way that the sort of onanism on, like, the fetish and the masturbation in Dark Room is every bit as toxic.
01:41:48.620And it's more – it's really more insidious in a way, that they're moving away from the habits and thinking patterns of a sexually healthy person who's capable of even family formation.
01:42:03.260You know, it goes so far beyond just homosexuality or having robots that simulate one gender or another or both genders at the same time.
01:42:13.060This is it precisely. Yeah, I mean, so which story did you want to talk about, the transgender sex robots or the male sex robots?
01:42:23.360Well, I was kind of confused on why you had several stories here about sex robots.
01:42:26.980Very good question. Very, very good point.
01:42:29.020The reason is because I've been collecting stories for Kelly Eugen News for two weeks.
01:42:33.500And so I had a sex robot story last week and a sex robot story this week, each one weirder than last.
01:42:40.340See, I never understood when guys get prostitutes, actual human prostitutes, how good could it possibly be when you know that if you weren't paying her, she wouldn't want anything to do with you?
01:42:53.640You know, she's paying her. How much fun could you have?
01:42:56.100You know, it's like paying someone to be your friend.
01:43:00.180I've always been in the same attitude, but, you know, I believe the prostitution industry is a shadow of what it used to be for exactly that kind of reason.
01:43:13.260And plus, like, whoremongering is almost traditional.
01:43:19.260Like, I know when I was reading the Old Testament when I was young and, you know, these roving bands of people just going around gay raping people that you read about in history, I thought, well, that's just that over-the-top absurd.
01:43:31.840But the more I see these trends developing and the more I see this degeneracy metastasizing, I don't know how far we are from that.
01:43:40.920And, you know, like, I think these male sex robots that they're talking about now, like, it's always been a big thing, like, we'll get sex robots and get rid of the women.
01:43:52.880And as refreshing as that idea is, I don't think it's as revolutionary as people think, because everybody who's got a laptop and an imagination already has a really impressive sex robot at their disposal.
01:44:09.280But the idea, it's always been seen from one as men getting sex robots.
01:44:15.800And now women are like, ha, we'll get sex robots, too.
01:44:20.100And obviously, this is antithetical to a stable nation or culture that's capable of reproducing itself when both genders have become so hostile to the other that they're sort of like building in an arms race to build better robots to have sex with instead of each other.
01:44:38.440Well, I was thinking about it from the point of view of psychology, psychology of the man, the notion that you have to pay someone.
01:44:45.600I'm so pathetic and unlovable that I have to pay a woman to have sex with me who otherwise would have absolutely nothing to do with me and how humiliating that very fact is.
01:45:08.240Well, I mean, Father, I mean, it's – one of the things – yeah, it's difficult to even – I mean, because the things – the worldview around this stuff is drunk in at the age of youthfulness.
01:45:20.500And so the culture of pornography for the youth of the day is so insane, it's so amazing, especially in cultures that are deeply penetrated into the internet.
01:45:31.000You tend to have a deeper penetration – no pun intended – of pornography into the psyche simply by exposure.
01:45:38.120Like, I mean, Father, it's – that's – this is small potato stuff.
01:45:41.180I mean, I think that the reason why I cover sex bots is because I see this as an agenda that's being pushed, and this is the natural escalation of the depersonalization of romance and of sexual contact.
01:45:53.020But where I really see the whole sex bots thing going is just the alienation.
01:45:59.260The artificial reproduction with artificial humanoids, which enables the total control over all social interaction, right?
01:46:07.920Because once – if, you know, I mean, if you can introduce a little – a literal automaton, you can denature and devalue all of social interaction.
01:46:18.420The whole point beyond – psychologically speaking, the point with necrophilia is to have a completely subdued, completely passive object to use that way.
01:46:33.200But it's not really about sexual release.
01:46:37.060It has to do with creating a situation where you have the ultimate – in a psychotic kind of a way – control over the other person.
01:46:46.640So I'm wondering, you know, is this a sexual matter, or is this even deeper than that?
01:46:51.820Well, as a very much an expert on necrophilia and necrophilic issues, I think there's an element of, like, getting back at the person or humiliating them by doing that that would be independent from the sex robot thing, I think.
01:47:12.000Well, the point in front of me is – well, I don't see – yeah, that personal element I had considered.
01:47:16.380I had forgotten who I'm talking to here.
01:47:18.200But my point is just that I don't think any of this, any explanation you might have, very few of those explanations are going to be sexual.
01:47:30.940Yeah, I think it's ultimately about the ego.
01:47:38.880I think that's exactly what it is, is that – I mean, the sex robot is this kind of idealized manifestation of, you know, your partner, of a woman.
01:47:46.080And it's like the culture of hostility, of an agonism or whatever between men and women has reached such a fever pitch.
01:47:53.640This discord that, yeah, men, I mean, it's – you know, dogs are really pleasant, but most men are not attracted to them, so to speak.
01:48:02.140And that's kind of the characteristics that they're looking for is just some pleasant base interaction with a woman-like object that doesn't drain or destroy, you know, their ego and their coherence.
01:48:15.040And I think that a lot of this comes out of your kind of pornographic mindset.
01:48:19.780That's exactly – I think that's the central issue with a lot of this stuff.
01:48:23.100That's why I brought up, you know, Parrot's area of intellectual specialization.
01:49:37.980That was kind of a cheap way of getting to that without being obvious.
01:49:41.340But I get the expression that these are extremely expensive, right?
01:49:45.720They're currently at around like the $10,000 mark.
01:49:49.300You know, I mean, you get what you pay for.
01:49:51.180You can get one of the ones – the sub $1,000 ones is sort of a blow-up doll with a little bit of awkward motion.
01:49:58.120Or you can pay $100,000 and they have kind of like artificial intelligence to where they can talk on the level of a stupid skank, make small talk with you, and have more elaborate mechanisms.
01:50:13.880Yeah, it's a diverse and growing market.
01:50:20.260I mean, so – I mean, the – and coming back to it, Father, I think that it is – what this kind of represents is the shattering of the integrated life of men as biological creatures because there's no integrated lifestyle between their sexual faculty, reproduction, family life, you know, their ego and their community at all.
01:50:45.020And so, you know, the transgender sexual robot is this kind of icon of the denaturalization, the destruction of this life is that, you know, that sex has nothing to do with reproduction and has everything to do with hormonal response, with drugs, with an ego essentially.
01:51:04.140And so the object of the lust, of the passion is totally unnatural.
01:51:07.080So I don't understand how these guys get around the psychological issue is I'm this pathetic that I require this to have sex with.
01:51:59.500We have a hard time wrapping our minds around like how the sexual impulse, like Florian was saying, has been divorced from the psychology of romance, of the sexual market and chase and, you know, valuing yourself.
01:52:16.400And, you know, you have so many men who are just sort of going their own way, MGTOW, where they're just like, you know, I'm not going to value myself relative to women at all.
01:52:25.780I don't care, you know, if they say I'm a loser.
01:52:29.180I'm – and, you know, I get that to some extent as a response to the way, you know, modern feminism and –
01:52:38.080Yeah, and that's what I'm stuck on here as far as that psychology goes.
01:52:55.620And so, Father, I mean, there's no – that is the normal.
01:52:59.500I mean, there's not – I mean, speaking as somebody from the youthful generation, I mean, growing up in high school, it was totally normal.
01:53:20.260You have to get – it's, like, 20 years from now, you reach a point in technology where, like, you know, $50,000, you can get one of these things that if you were to walk in the room, you couldn't tell a difference.
01:53:34.540Now, of course, the question presents itself is that given the level of intelligence, you know, your average 18-year-old is female, is there really a difference?
01:53:44.680Well, you know, poignant and biting question.
01:54:00.600Well, I mean, you know, we're trying to go back to a sustainable, godly – and aligned with the laws of nature, too – dynamic between men and women.
01:54:12.480And you kind of got this Mexican standoff thing where, like, I'm not going to be traditional and treat women right because they're all degenerate.
01:54:21.160And, you know, you get that from some women, too.
01:54:24.180You know, I'm not going to be loyal to a man because, you know, they're all scumbags.
01:54:30.800It has to start somewhere, and we have to work towards it.
01:54:34.640I think we all agree that transgender sex robots with bionic penises is moving away from that.
01:54:44.720I mean, look, I've been out with, you know, 18-year-olds some years ago that really I – given the technology that I'm theorizing here in a couple decades, it would be a struggle to tell the difference.
01:59:00.080Well, these radicals have this, you know, thing about sexualizing and educating kids where they – their opinion about, you know, what a kid should be taught.
01:59:11.220And they're so up their own asses, literally, too, perhaps, that they think that what they're promoting is so normal that no right-thinking person could disagree with them.
01:59:24.460So if they didn't get it at school, they'd get it at home.
01:59:26.540So the poor kid is screwed, not in a good way.
01:59:31.600You know, they're going to learn at some point that gender – that there are thousands of genders, and you can float arbitrarily between all of them, you know.
01:59:42.080Well, you know, my two boys went to public schools, albeit in a very rural area, a very conservative area.
01:59:59.760I mean, the Martin Luther King stuff almost caused a big problem.
02:00:04.600I mean, these guys don't want to fight parents every day.
02:00:06.340That's the last thing they want to do.
02:00:07.920Well, rural white America, I'd say there are plenty of stretches of rural Canada where the administrators quietly throw this stuff in the garbage.
02:00:16.860Yeah, I'm talking about central Pennsylvania in my case.
02:00:18.920Yeah, well, I mean, I can – listen, Father.
02:00:33.140You know, they might not think that maybe that's all the best idea in the world, but they agree in principle that, you know, they agree with homosexualism and they agree with transgenderism.
02:00:43.680And so, I mean, if you agree with those principles and you think that those are moral positions that are acceptable and legitimate and you think that, you know, youths should be able to adopt these positions, then really what's the difference between teaching children about, you know, contraception and teaching them to chop off their own dick in terms of the moral axis?