Mysterium Fasces - Mysterium Fasces Episode 51 — Monarchy

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00:03:09.960 Welcome to Mr.

00:03:39.860 I'm your host, Florian Geyer. It's a pleasure to your listeners to be joining you once

00:03:46.320 again for another exciting episode, Christ is Risen. So today we will be covering the

00:03:50.420 subject of monarchy. I have joining me as my guest, Fr. Matthew Raphael Johnson, who

00:03:56.140 is a very, very qualified guest to be discussing the subject with. Fr. Johnson, how's it going?

00:04:02.580 It's going very well. This is one of my favorite topics of all time.

00:04:05.460 Yeah, we've heard a little bit about that before on the program, so we're looking forward

00:04:10.300 to it, definitely. I'm also doing very well. Glad to finally have my final exams behind

00:04:16.420 me. So I think the best place maybe to begin this discussion of monarchy maybe is to talk

00:04:23.980 about the origin of natural monarchy, which is very simple because it's in the family

00:04:31.900 and it proceeds from the principle of fatherhood and patriarchy. And a monarch in its very basic

00:04:39.280 sense is just a male clan leader, a patriarch. So, I mean, that's a good place to start.

00:04:46.000 I mean, Father, I'm sure you, well, you're an expert on this. So why don't you go ahead

00:04:52.000 and proceed from that point. We can come back to it a little bit later on.

00:04:56.140 Well, I don't want to oversimplify it, but you have two kind of monarchies. When I first

00:05:04.120 read Hobbes' Leviathan, I remember the professor at the time referred to him as a monarchist

00:05:10.900 and he would have supported the royal cause in the British Civil War. And I said, I don't

00:05:17.700 think that's true because this is not a monarchy that has anything to do with any kind of father

00:05:23.600 figure. It has nothing to do with the family. It's acultural. It's strictly individualist.

00:05:29.300 This man has been elected by desperate people. And that's what the contract is in Hobbes.

00:05:34.940 There's no religion. There's no culture. There's no family. In fact, Thomas Hobbes'

00:05:39.440 family, it doesn't exist in his theory. That's what made him so revolutionary.

00:05:44.420 People were individuals who just pop out of the ground like mushrooms with no upbringing or anything.

00:05:49.960 And in fact, the whole state of nature theory rejects the notion of the family. We're all just

00:05:56.080 abstract individuals who abstractly were created, fully formed, in a lawless world.

00:06:05.300 He was not a monarchist. And people following him would be, you know, like Peter the Great

00:06:10.560 and Catherine. These are students of Hobbes. It's a very, very different kind of abstract

00:06:16.040 statist monarchy. I mean, the monarchy itself doesn't have to be religious or anything. It's

00:06:21.500 a strictly secular political ruler with an enlightenment agenda. Peter the Great was a

00:06:28.120 revolutionary because he, and of course, you know, Theophan Prokopovich and all of his followers

00:06:33.600 were big fans of Hobbes and the Hobbesian idea. I'm not entirely sure when Hobbes was first

00:06:42.360 translated, but British-Russian contacts were substantial at the time. And there's simply

00:06:49.420 two, I mean, there were, there were, they, Peter was surrounded by Englishmen anyway. So

00:06:53.320 no doubt the theories of Hobbes had reached there. It was a purely revolutionary theory.

00:07:00.320 A Bolshevik could take Hobbes as inspiration. The real one, the one that we're talking about 0.98

00:07:06.240 here is the one that comes from the family. The family is the basic unit of society because

00:07:14.300 we as human beings are born totally helpless. Need a mother and father to, to create a baby

00:07:23.620 and then take care of one. They, however, have to be enmeshed in a larger family that in turn

00:07:28.840 has to be a part of a clan system. So you could have any chance of survival in this world at

00:07:33.680 all. That's not our opinion. That's simply how it is. Therefore, because it's objective,

00:07:41.160 it comes from natural law. And this is the ground where God and the church automatically

00:07:47.480 are a part of the royal, royal idea. It's not an accident that every monarchy, I mean,

00:07:53.920 even Peter had, had the trappings of orthodoxy, has been a religious one. Could be, whether it

00:07:59.600 be Thailand or Saudi Arabia or Byzantium, monarchs are, uh, religious figures. They're fathers

00:08:08.100 of families. They're sort of a priest, so to speak, of a very large parish. But the role

00:08:15.020 of the father of the family, according to natural law and common sense, is, um, the protector

00:08:20.260 of the family. And this is why it was only, generally speaking, men who were, were crowned

00:08:28.380 heads because, um, they had the lead soldiers into battle. If they want to declare war, that's

00:08:33.600 fine. Okay, they have to go and fight it now. They can't declare war and send someone else's

00:08:37.640 kid, uh, to go and do it. Um, the human, human person is, is wired somehow that whenever there's

00:08:44.920 a victorious war over a longstanding enemy, that government then has a legitimacy and

00:08:51.940 a power that nothing else can give it. And so a victorious, um, monarch in battle, uh,

00:09:00.040 establishes himself. And I mean, this is why Peter the Great had very little, I mean, Peter

00:09:04.720 the Great had opposition, lots of it, but it was never really, the old believers were opposed

00:09:08.420 to him. But it was never this, you know, there was no coups or anything else because

00:09:11.940 he won. He won at great cost. Uh, he destroyed Ukraine, but still he won. And it's really 0.65

00:09:19.940 hard to argue with a victorious leader like that. And it provides them with legitimacy

00:09:24.120 that nothing else can. So you have the three roles, the religious role, the paternal role

00:09:30.340 and the military role. And it means that you're talking about a male figure enmeshed in,

00:09:36.800 in the culture of, of the, of the people saturated with symbolism. Um, you know, the dress of

00:09:43.400 a monarch, I mean, the symbols of the nation or of the various nations, um, that the monarch

00:09:48.160 holds together are everywhere. You know, you're literally dripping with them. Um, monarchies

00:09:53.940 are national in the sense that you have to speak the same language. Uh, an empire, uh, led

00:10:00.200 by an emperor is not a country. It's not a nation. It's a group of nations. You could be

00:10:04.860 a nationalist and still believe an empire. Just to say that, you know, several nations

00:10:09.420 while remaining nations, uh, have it in their interest to come under a, an emperor. One,

00:10:14.500 one figure that's usually, uh, like in the Austrian case held together by the religion.

00:10:20.860 Uh, ethnic tensions destroyed that empire. But in the Russian case, for example, um, the

00:10:27.540 subject peoples were all completely independent except in foreign policy. They had their own

00:10:33.100 culture, their own constitutions, their own everything. Um, the Russian monarchy was

00:10:37.180 certainly a national one, but it didn't mean that those who would swear fealty to, to the

00:10:43.280 Russian empire, uh, suddenly became Russians. That was never the case. Uh, monarchies have

00:10:49.240 to be national, just like the Austrian monarchy was, was certainly German. And the bureaucracy 0.96

00:10:53.840 in military spoke German. Because can you imagine having a family, no one speaks the same 1.00

00:10:58.540 language? It's absurd. So it's, it's national, uh, but an empire, uh, it's a collection of

00:11:04.660 nations. It's not, um, you can't treat the Austrian empire like, uh, France. It doesn't

00:11:10.640 work that way. They aren't countries. And the sure sign of an amateur in this field is when,

00:11:15.220 is when they start referring to empires like they're talking about Great Britain. You know,

00:11:19.700 um, St. Petersburg didn't relate to Ukraine in the same sense that Washington DC relates to

00:11:26.020 North Carolina. Completely different relationships. Uh, they swore fealty to, to the, to the crown,

00:11:32.540 and that is it. So, so those are your two very, very different types of monarchy. In fact,

00:11:38.220 I want to say that the Hobbesian view isn't monarchy at all. But in every single political

00:11:44.560 theory class I've ever taken, Professor speaks of, of Hobbes as this great monarchist. And I

00:11:50.120 always recoiled because there was no culture, no religion, no tradition there. He was just a

00:11:54.820 dictator. Yeah, well said. I mean, you've really, um, kind of opened up for us the whole belly of the

00:12:03.340 subject, I guess. So, I mean, I wanted to come back to the idea of, um, monarchy is about kind

00:12:10.860 of being unique from all other political systems, especially in the modern era, which is, um, you

00:12:17.680 know, deluged with, you know, ideological superstructures in that, that as we've just gone

00:12:23.920 through an extensive detail, it's based on the family. It's, it's based on, on the, you know,

00:12:28.600 the patriarchal principle. Um, but I wanted to discuss a little bit about the human being's

00:12:33.760 natural inclination to personalize power and maybe the relationship of this with, uh, I mean,

00:12:41.200 this is a natural transition into our concepts of Christian monarchy, which are distinctly, um,

00:12:46.360 sacral and informed by the Christian cosmology.

00:12:52.020 Well, you, you've heard that from me before, um, certainly the notion of personalizing power.

00:12:57.260 Mm-hmm. Uh, I don't know of anyone else who, who says that. I, I'm thinking about the American

00:13:02.080 Revolution, where, of course, you know, the crown didn't have tons of power at the time. We all know

00:13:07.640 parliament and the banks ran everything, but it's really hard to personalize the parliament.

00:13:12.280 Um, I mean, the, the natural inclination that we have, the personalized power is something that

00:13:18.440 Hegel noted in his philosophy of right. Um, one of the reasons I did my master's thesis on that,

00:13:24.200 on that great book, one of the greatest, uh, uh, uh, conservative, uh, works ever, ever, ever written.

00:13:30.280 Um, because of the, the, the, the, it's in our DNA, the notion of, of having veneration, the father of

00:13:36.460 the family and the father of the father and everything else. Um, there is a, the, the, the

00:13:43.780 central notion, and I know this isn't quite what you asked, but this is what I feel like talking

00:13:47.380 about. Um, there really is only two options in politics. You either have an oligarchy, which 0.88

00:13:55.240 could be, you know, a republic, you know, whatever you want to call it. I don't care what the agenda

00:13:59.380 is. Uh, and then you, and, and then, um, a monarchy, the monarchy can be a military dictator

00:14:05.180 or, or, you know, you know, like Park Chung-hee in Korea, you know, they have very royal style,

00:14:09.980 uh, ways of acting. Um, and in the occult symbolism, the killing of the king ritual is absolutely

00:14:19.340 essential. It is the very nature of modernity. They killed the king in Britain as a means of

00:14:25.020 sacrificing him and initiating the modern era. Um, you have the sons, so to speak, quite jealous

00:14:35.480 of, of the father because of the power and authority that he holds because they don't think

00:14:40.980 that they have the, the money and the authority that they deserve. So they get together and decide

00:14:45.980 they're going to kill him. And the ancient occult understanding is that the power and authority 0.88

00:14:51.920 that the father has then flows to them. Uh, that was, you know, you have this reenacted. I did a

00:14:58.580 whole show on this many years ago in the city-state of Venice, um, the marriage to the sea, uh, ritual.

00:15:05.580 Um, this is deeply involved in, in arcane sciences because the arcana, in essence, is really about

00:15:12.380 oligarch, you know. Um, the big, the simple difference between the two is the common good, uh, versus 1.00

00:15:21.260 the desire of the elites to hold on to power. In Russian history, for example, and you see it in

00:15:27.720 Byzantine history too. The war, I mean, politics is essentially one thing. A monarch seeking the

00:15:35.100 common good of the population for his own good as well as, as well as, uh, an empire as a whole

00:15:41.100 against oligarchies in the provinces, strong men. And that war never quite ended. This is the single

00:15:49.180 choice that people have. A republic is when the king has been killed and the money that he was able

00:15:58.880 to, you know, symbolically monopolize comes to them. Uh, a republic is, is only this. It's rich guys

00:16:06.080 getting together, realizing that they have to cooperate for them to function at all. They can't

00:16:11.400 enjoy their money without cooperation. Um, arranging things politically for their own benefit. And that's

00:16:16.760 what a republic is. This is why the republic, uh, republican city-states were all run by oligarchies.

00:16:21.980 This is not an accident. Um, to recondition people to accept that is why the Medici banking

00:16:29.340 plan was obsessed, obsessed with alchemy. And this was the foundation of, uh, of the renaissance.

00:16:36.040 Uh, and I think I actually am answering the question because we are talking about, uh, the nature of reality.

00:16:40.820 Um, you have, um, uh, St. Phoecius the Great. One of his great arguments against the filioque is that

00:16:52.600 when you remove the father from his royal position, you have a republic. And he says, when you have the

00:17:01.120 father and the son being the co-creators of the spirit, that is a republican system. And it leads,

00:17:09.240 leads toward, uh, to democracy and polyarchy. The monarchical system, the royal system is when the

00:17:15.500 father is at the pinnacle of everything. He is both, you know, creative, so to speak, of the,

00:17:21.080 of the son and the spirit. Clotius the Great makes that very clear that filioque has a strong political

00:17:28.120 component because filioque is, uh, an oligarchical system and the, uh, orthodox way is a royal system.

00:17:36.280 Um, yeah, I mean, that is, that's basically what I was going for. Yeah. And I think that that's,

00:17:42.540 um, absolutely correct. Um, and this was something that, um, is essential to the orthodox conception of

00:17:51.820 the, uh, the Holy Trinity, the monarchy of the father. And I mean, the, um, this is what kind of

00:17:59.420 surprised me so much, I guess, is when I, I learned about, you know, that they're the apophatic

00:18:03.560 distinctions of the persons of the Holy Trinity are extremely simple in that the, the only

00:18:08.680 distinctions to be made in the three persons in terms of their, their qualities is that the son

00:18:13.700 is begotten by the father and the Holy Spirit proceeds from the father, uh, and that they share

00:18:18.680 in all other things, one life and one reality. Um, and so the, the very, the essence of the filioque

00:18:26.520 is to change the, the God that's worshiped this, the structure of the cosmos and the image of man.

00:18:31.480 I mean, cause man is made in the image of God.

00:18:35.460 All of the, um, uh, heresies, the ancient world and heresies we deal with now have political

00:18:41.360 origins and political, um, implications. People who don't know will read about like monotheism

00:18:47.860 or, or filioque and say, Oh my God, all this fighting over something so minor. Uh, how many

00:18:53.980 times did you hear that? Uh, they don't get it. They don't understand how essential it is.

00:18:59.420 Um, you know, Chalcedon was about the very nature of man as much as anything else. If you

00:19:07.620 had a, if Chalcedon were rejected, then human autonomy and free will and coming to God would

00:19:13.120 have been destroyed. People can't, they don't know how to unpack, uh, a concept. You can't

00:19:20.440 just talk about the actual issue that they were fighting over. They at the time knew that

00:19:25.360 over time, this is going to recreate how we see the world and how we see God. Uh, Chalcedon,

00:19:31.960 I say, and will always say is, is the greatest, single, most important event of, um, uh, of,

00:19:37.560 of Western human history because our stress on human freedom and free will comes directly

00:19:42.720 from that. Had that not been, you know, had we been become monophysites, uh, or whatever

00:19:48.040 they're calling themselves now. The notion of our free cooperation with God, other than

00:19:53.280 our absorption to him or dominate, whatever it is, um, could never have come into existence.

00:19:58.220 So over time, these things have implications that change everything. Though when you just

00:20:04.360 read about the heresy itself, it seems very, very picky. How can you kill each other over

00:20:08.500 this? Well, the ancients were far more sophisticated than, uh, than, than most of our intellectuals are.

00:20:13.640 Um, all the heresies that were supported by the empire, um, first millennium, all were in

00:20:21.940 the interest of the state. I'm not saying that's all they were, but when you separate God and

00:20:27.940 man or absorb man to God, either one, the state wins. Uh, because then there is no, you know,

00:20:35.740 the, uh, Nestorianism or Arianism put no, um, checks on the state because then, you know, man

00:20:42.660 doesn't have to, uh, answer to anybody in that case. Um, but when they, they're cooperating,

00:20:49.280 then all of a sudden the state then has to, uh, freely cooperate with, with subjects and

00:20:54.860 vice versa. You automatically have limitation. This is very hard for some people who aren't

00:20:59.160 used to thinking, uh, but when you tease these out over time, you get tremendous political

00:21:03.420 and, and social repercussions.

00:21:08.640 Yeah, absolutely. And I think this comes back to the, um, the original point of discussion,

00:21:14.420 which was the father as the icon of the monarch. And so our anthropology directly informs our

00:21:21.580 viewpoint of fatherhood. I mean, and naturally the father is, I mean, from natural law, the icon of

00:21:28.620 human flourishing because he's the generator and sustainer in a tribal setting of an extremely

00:21:33.620 large and integrated, uh, community, uh, autonomous economic unit in, um, uh, you know, a nomadic or

00:21:42.240 hunter gatherer society. That's the elder patriarch. That's who he is and the ultimate authority and

00:21:47.360 arbiter of that whole people. Um, and we're going to talk on this later. I mean, in he, in that role as

00:21:53.540 the, the elder or the chief, he embodies symbolically all of their characteristics and he

00:21:58.960 wields the, the sovereignty, um, as an agent, as kind of the head of the body, whereby all of the

00:22:06.280 freedom and autonomy that's afforded to that household, the extended household by its, um, economic

00:22:12.460 and familial integration, um, he is expressive of, and especially we see this in his conduct and

00:22:19.300 leadership of warfare and foreign diplomacy, uh, because he speaks and wields the implement on behalf

00:22:26.020 of the rest of the body. Um, and so, yeah, so to change the filioque, uh, to change the, the, the

00:22:32.640 dynamic of the Holy Trinity whom man is created in the image of, uh, work over time, this basically, this

00:22:37.560 works out to a radical change in the monarchical principle, in the, um, authoritative principle, in what

00:22:43.640 is considered to be just governance. Um, and so, I mean, I think this is, we can see this expressed

00:22:49.700 kind of in, um, kind of degenerate totalitarianism of, as you say, the Hubsian, you know, Leviathan

00:22:57.860 monarchical system. There, there's an old quip that the devil can only count to two. Um, so much of

00:23:06.320 maternity is just based in these, these dual entities. You have, you know, the people versus 0.95

00:23:13.540 the government, and there's no third thing. Um, number two is a feminine word. It's the, it's the 0.71

00:23:21.520 word of, uh, sorry, number, the number of division, um, separating God from man, which creates, you know,

00:23:28.580 the next one is three, which is a desert. Uh, uh, three is, is the camel, gemel, that you could use to

00:23:36.000 trans, uh, to cross the desert. Um, but I first came across this from, uh, Michael Huffman in the

00:23:43.040 killing of the king ritual. But then I, I, it made, uh, St. Augustine's, uh, di Trinitante made sense

00:23:49.280 because he sees trinities everywhere. Any act of knowledge or communication implies the number three.

00:23:57.960 You have the knower, you have the thing that we're studying, and then, of course, you have this,

00:24:03.740 the, the context, the language, and, and the logic, and everything that we've, we've come to know about

00:24:08.500 the world. Um, when you have just, uh, the number two dominating you, which is, which is a demonic

00:24:15.800 way of thinking, especially the number four, um, which is a square prison cell, uh, you have no

00:24:23.660 synthesis. It's just chaos and, and fighting. Hobbes only sees the number two. He sees people signing a

00:24:30.060 contract and desperation and this dictator, who doesn't have to be a person, uh, that, that then

00:24:37.480 rules them, uh, just so they don't have to fight each other anymore. But there is no three. There is

00:24:42.760 no synthesis. There's no, there's no, um, there's no context even. In the state of nature, there is

00:24:49.480 absolutely no culture, no law, no religion, no language. I don't know how these people can come 1.00

00:24:55.020 together and sign a contract without a language. Uh, it's, it's, you know, such a stupid, uh, way of 1.00

00:25:01.520 going about things, but it's the absolute foundation of, of modernity. You know, Descartes did it with, 0.98

00:25:07.560 you know, ontology, and, uh, Hobbes and Locke did it with, with politics. Somehow, these people had

00:25:15.320 created a civilization such that they knew what a contract was. They knew how to draw it up. They knew

00:25:19.940 how to sign it. Well, according to the natural law of the state of nature theory, that's not

00:25:24.760 possible. Now, I can't imagine that Hobbes didn't notice that, but he doesn't do anything

00:25:31.200 to correct it. I have no idea how the contract could be found, uh, because he is writing about

00:25:37.720 these abstract people, but the notion of abstractions or these isolated individuals, um, which, which is

00:25:44.120 number two is all you can have with isolated individuals. It's a difference between collectivism

00:25:48.240 and community. Um, collectivism is just to grab random people and to shove them into a, a room

00:25:55.920 and make them work in the Soviet or, or, or Chinese model. Um, because the culture had been, you know,

00:26:02.180 sucked out of these people, but a community is, is almost the opposite. Yes, it's a group of people,

00:26:07.160 but it's a group of people who were together for a specific purpose. Um, they have a lot in common.

00:26:12.040 They're, they're following, you know, natural law and virtue only, all of this. So for people to try to,

00:26:17.080 and I, I get this all the time, thinking that communitarianism and collectivism are even remotely

00:26:23.640 similar is ridiculous, but they relate to each other just like traditional monarchy and the

00:26:29.920 Petrine monarchy relate to one another. When you remove religion and you remove, remove the context, 0.57

00:26:35.680 um, all you have is a simple, simple number two. Individualism is based on two, not one. Individualism

00:26:43.040 is the individual fighting society, the state, whatever it might be. There is no purpose behind

00:26:48.300 it. There is no goal. It just is. But the Trinity is everything because that provides the context.

00:26:56.080 It provides the essence. It provides the purpose. And, um, you know, it, it, this sort of thing just

00:27:02.520 doesn't fall from, from heaven. It takes a long time to put this all together. Um, but this is

00:27:07.720 absolutely essential to what we're talking about here. Uh, but Hoffman was the first man to teach

00:27:12.080 me about the killing of the King. Uh, he was referring specifically to the murder of, of John F.

00:27:16.920 Kennedy. And he says, it's not an accident that killing of, of the so-called Camelot, you know,

00:27:24.600 um, then created the, the chaos of the sixties. That right after his murder, um, uh, fashions changed,

00:27:34.180 attitudes changed. It was a precursor of what in the late sixties was the, the hippie movement and

00:27:39.160 the revolution. But Camelot had to be killed. Innocence had to be destroyed. And, um, it, it,

00:27:45.660 it just, it absolutely fascinated me. You see, actually I cite my sources, unlike all the people

00:27:49.300 who steal from me, I cite my source. This is, this is the first time I came across this. And then very

00:27:54.960 quickly I saw how it related to the killing of the King everywhere, whether it be in Britain,

00:27:59.300 um, France or Russia. And with the numerality, the number issues, and this is the very ontology

00:28:06.080 of the world here. And all starts making sense. Monarchy has to be based on this very complex

00:28:11.240 ontology, not just as you see in Hobbes, that people are sick of fighting each other. So they

00:28:15.620 elect someone. Yeah. And I would say that that's because true monarchy, um, is personal, uh, and

00:28:21.980 it's based on the harmony of various personal factors within the household. And I mean, this comes

00:28:29.060 back to our understanding of, of the cosmos and the monarchs place within it, right? If

00:28:32.900 we are, for Trinitarians, we believe that the highest echelon of created reality in whose

00:28:37.360 image we are made, whom we can commune with directly and whose structure dictates and fashions

00:28:43.160 the rest of the reality around us, the logos and logo and so on is not just a person, uh,

00:28:48.960 rather than, you know, a monad and most alone and so on, but three persons, a community in

00:28:54.600 a dynamic relationship with one another. Um, but so intimately linked that they share one

00:28:59.720 sovereign life, the perihoresis, there's one action. Uh, there's no division or blemish

00:29:06.500 in the harmony and symphony of existence that they share despite the diversity of persons.

00:29:12.760 And so, um, I mean, again, this is, this is critical. I mean, if how you, if this is what

00:29:18.740 you actually believe, your whole, uh, view of the universe is radically changed. If there's

00:29:23.520 one or three persons in the Godhead, if there's a person at all in the Godhead.

00:29:28.420 So to be a monarchist is to completely reject the modern world in every single respect.

00:29:35.700 It's, it's to change your personality. It's to change everything. Um, it's not an accident

00:29:42.180 that when there's no father in the home, chaos reigns. This is what even liberals have now come

00:29:48.720 to accept the fact that conservatives won this argument. There hasn't been a study in sociology

00:29:54.600 or psychology that rejected the idea that broken homes work. Um, there are very few poor intact

00:30:03.980 families. The poverty rate is, is, is minimal. Domestic violence almost never occurs in intact

00:30:10.660 families. They're always broken homes. Children from broken homes have a huge chance of becoming

00:30:17.060 delinquents in one car. Every single, whether it be lack of education, uh, crime, uh, lack

00:30:21.820 of success in the future, everything is linked very, very robustly with a broken home. And

00:30:27.780 that usually means no father. This is built into the ontology of the world. And even leftists

00:30:33.480 now have been forced to admit that you're right. They don't do anything about it, but you know,

00:30:39.140 psychology and sociology has surrendered. Every single study, when the father is gone, chaos reigns.

00:30:46.620 So when these people are yakking about patriarchy and everything else, it's very easy to destroy

00:30:51.220 them because even their own leadership has to admit that, that this is one of the most common,

00:30:56.060 um, foundations of pathology, mental illness, crime, uh, failure and everything come from

00:31:03.560 broken homes. Intact families, uh, are rarely poor or rarely violent. The poverty rate is, is like

00:31:10.120 four percent, uh, is because of the strength of the father and the cooperation that that's, that

00:31:16.480 strength engenders. You can't do much without security. That's something that Hobbes does say

00:31:22.060 correctly. And he's, you know, you have to take care of basic needs or you could even think about

00:31:27.200 ideals. You have to be, you know, Hobbes' big argument was, um, what is the point of working

00:31:34.180 in a chaotic society when it could be destroyed tomorrow or taken from you tomorrow? So nothing

00:31:39.820 gets done. The father is there to provide that strength, to put his foot down, so to speak.

00:31:45.700 And then everyone knows how things go. And then they have a context in which to work.

00:31:50.560 And they're confident that their labor will, will bear fruit without it. There's no point.

00:31:55.520 Um, and I think you also know, um, the, the book came out, the faith of the fatherless,

00:32:00.860 which I read when it first came out. I loved it. There is no doubt that atheism is linked to the

00:32:07.280 absence of a father figure. It doesn't take a genius to figure that one out. Um, you know,

00:32:13.220 when I think of God, I often think of my own father. There's a Psalm. It says like,

00:32:17.540 father has compassion on his sons. So has the Lord compassion on those who fear him.

00:32:21.260 They talk, he talked about the forgiveness of sins in that particular case. When you think of your

00:32:25.220 own father, you're trying to figure out what God wants out of you. You know, that's, that's the

00:32:29.300 right thing to do because the father of the family is a pale image of, of the father in heaven.

00:32:35.060 This isn't just rhetoric. As we know now in every respect, this is built into the DNA of man.

00:32:40.820 And this is built into the ontology and the creation of the planet. There's no question.

00:32:46.680 Yeah. And that's a great point. And I mean, I think the big problem is that you, um,

00:32:51.540 you know, people often ask me, well, what, you know, what is fear of the Lord? And I tell them,

00:32:55.280 well, I mean, it's the fear that you have for your father, if you respect and you love him.

00:32:59.300 Uh, but if you don't have a father, you don't understand what that means.

00:33:03.720 Um, and so, I mean, that's, you know, and the fear of the Lord is the foundation of all wisdom

00:33:07.820 and the foundation of all, all piety. Men who do not fear the Lord, the Psalmist say, you know,

00:33:11.560 are fools. Um, you know, uh, and their counsel is, uh, is wicked. I mean, that's, 0.99

00:33:18.140 that's, that's the, the worldview of the Psalmist for sure.

00:33:22.900 Well, we also know, and I know we've spoken about this before is that both male and female

00:33:28.200 homosexuality is linked to the lack of a father figure. Um, of all the variables that have been

00:33:33.660 studied in figuring out why people become freaks like that, the one that stands out is a lack of

00:33:39.940 a strong father figure. And you're constantly searching for male approval because you don't

00:33:44.360 have one or he's a horrible man or something like that doesn't exist, whatever it is. Um,

00:33:49.040 you search for that approval in, in other men. And even, uh, even lesbians are the same way. 0.99

00:33:55.080 It's tightly linked, uh, to, um, to female homosexuality in that they no longer trust the 0.79

00:34:02.860 idea that a man is going to protect them and that a man could be there to depend on. I mean,

00:34:07.480 this is built into the ontology of everything that exists. There is nothing, uh, that can't be

00:34:13.580 linked to a strong family. And that really means a strong father figure. So the killing of the king

00:34:19.620 ritual, which is deep into the arcana, deep into the occult and the absolute center of the modern

00:34:25.340 world. This is why we're anti-modernists and there's no arguing it. Killing of the king ritual,

00:34:30.240 uh, all revolutions have to kill the king. In America it was, you know, JFK or in France or Russia

00:34:36.380 or England. Murder of the king is absolutely essential. Then the revolution can take over.

00:34:41.400 In other words, the sons, the jealous sons could now try to take the authority, the power,

00:34:48.400 the money, uh, that they think the father has and live it up. And, uh, it never works, but that's

00:34:54.320 what, that's what, uh, a republic is. And so all of this stuff is connected and I don't think it's

00:34:58.560 really that hard to follow.

00:35:01.960 Uh, no, indeed. Indeed. So maybe we can discuss, um, a little bit more.

00:35:06.380 So the specifically Christian aspects to, um, the monarchy, uh, and the, the conception of,

00:35:12.260 of Christian sacral rule. And so, um, well, for us, this doctrine fundamentally comes from

00:35:18.540 the incarnation of Christ and that because the, uh, Christian is raised to the image of

00:35:24.920 Christ through baptism and especially through the sacrament of, of chrismation of anointing,

00:35:30.440 uh, he participates directly in the reality which Christ possesses, which is that at his,

00:35:35.060 his baptism and his, uh, his anointing, uh, uh, at the theophany, um, Christ was divinized

00:35:42.800 the material world around us and all of human energy and human affairs and received the fullness

00:35:49.520 of the kingdom of God, of the Holy Spirit as a man in symphony with the, the will of the

00:35:56.060 father. This is why the Holy Trinity was manifest over him at the, um, theophany in the river

00:36:01.600 Jordan, which on the Baptist. And so, um, you know, when, according to, you know, the theology

00:36:08.800 of, you know, Maximus, the confessor, the job of, of kings and priests and so on is to

00:36:13.600 guide their household, their, their flock, um, from towards the logos, towards their own

00:36:20.520 implementation of that cosmic order in their lives, the logoi, that people do their jobs,

00:36:25.540 their ends, so to speak, and natural law functions harmoniously.

00:36:30.940 And you understand why removing that is absolutely essential for industrialization,

00:36:36.740 for liberalism, for global, the global economy, everything else. And you also see how that's

00:36:43.140 connected, um, to, to nominalism. You can't have any of this unless you remove all meaning,

00:36:52.540 uh, from the world. You know, nominalism says that there are no universal truths. Um, that

00:37:00.520 universals are our own invention, our own creation, and they're just in our own interest. You know,

00:37:05.460 we, you know, they're, they're just because we find them useful. What people don't seem to grasp

00:37:10.360 here is that that means that our lives are purposeless, that we have no function, um, that we're just

00:37:16.520 adrift. Now, when you remove meaning from creation, well, it doesn't just stay, now you have a vacuum,

00:37:25.460 and now the elite, whether it be the party or, or the captains of industry, then create it.

00:37:30.480 So monarchy is based on the opposite, that you can't just invent a reality, whatever you want.

00:37:36.000 Um, and this is why men, in particular, have the role of keeping the world, children and women, 0.98

00:37:41.440 in reality. Women have a tendency to be very flighty, very impressionable. The man is supposed 1.00

00:37:48.160 to be the reality principle, um, to bring them down to earth, to show them limits. That's the point.

00:37:59.340 Yeah, indeed. And I mean, it's the, as we, as we just discussed, it's precisely the lack of that

00:38:06.640 that leads to, um, you know, the kind of gynecological anarchy that has been created

00:38:12.200 in the modern world, where the passions totally dominate. And I mean, I think that for people

00:38:16.860 who are, we're going to get onto this later on with some of our Calliator news stories,

00:38:20.560 but people who are from, uh, the younger generations will understand this like acutely

00:38:25.120 and, uh, intimately because it's their life experience. I mean, if you've grown up as a young

00:38:30.420 man in a single mother household, then you know exactly what we're discussing in the,

00:38:35.680 uh, the, the, uh, the incontrovertible reality of these facts. It's, uh, that's how it is.

00:38:43.660 Yeah, there can be no question about it. Um, uh, now the theology, now I've been,

00:38:48.920 in terms of the, I'm changing gears just a little bit, if you don't mind.

00:38:51.560 Certainly. Um, I'm told, and Protestants often say this to me, that, um, in the Old Testament,

00:38:58.900 now, of course, all Christian monarchies, uh, are founded, I mean, beyond the, the natural

00:39:05.980 old ontology that we've been talking about. The other side is, it's, I mean, they're both

00:39:10.800 the same thing, just from two different points of view, is, um, is the Old Testament. I, I'm,

00:39:17.920 I'm at a point now, I don't even like separating the new from the old. It gives people the excuse

00:39:21.660 to ignore the old. It's all one thing. Um, the creation of a king over Israel, um, was not 0.92

00:39:30.880 opposed because it was a monarchy. It was opposed for the reason that they wanted it. Obviously,

00:39:37.400 monarchy has been sacralized. I mean, every Christian monarchist talks about David. Uh,

00:39:41.720 there are no exceptions to this ever anywhere. Uh, God wasn't against the monarchy. In fact,

00:39:47.880 he blessed it through Samuel. The problem was that Israel wanted one to create a, what

00:39:54.600 we would call today, you know, a modern enlightened state. Um, what was condemned was Hobbes'

00:40:00.860 view. You want to be, uh, an empire, a commercial empire like the others and enjoy the wealth

00:40:06.540 that they have. But it wasn't, uh, royalism, the royalty that was rejected. Obviously, as, as

00:40:14.060 the prophet Samuel said, it was that they wanted it for the wrong reason and they wanted it to do

00:40:19.320 all the wrong things. And that's, that's why I wanted to get that out of the way because it's

00:40:23.340 all, it's a very common, uh, attack on our position. But, um, the defense of Christian

00:40:29.160 monarchy comes from the old Testament, comes from Israel. And it's one more terrible thing 1.00

00:40:32.940 that happens when you reject the old Testament and don't read it and don't understand it like

00:40:35.980 most people do. Um, Christian monarchy is based on David and, uh, prior to that, the 0.52

00:40:41.200 blessings of, of, um, the prophet Samuel on him. And of course, the fact that the prophet

00:40:45.320 Samuel had to anoint Saul shows you that, you know, this is, this is a symphony. Uh,

00:40:51.060 the church anoints, uh, the crown to show that this is an aspect of and a part of natural

00:40:56.220 law.

00:40:58.900 Yeah, indeed. And so for those who are, might not be intimately familiar with the concept

00:41:03.300 of anointing in Christian, uh, theology, um, the word anointing, I mean, is synonymous

00:41:09.100 with, with, with christening with the, uh, to become like Christ. This is the, what it

00:41:13.120 means in Greek Christos is the anointed one. Um, and so the concept of anointing is that

00:41:20.180 it brings the, uh, one who is anointed into contact with a consecrated sacred reality.

00:41:28.300 It elevates them specifically to one telos, to one purpose, to one end, always divine. And

00:41:34.780 the oil, uh, in the symphony of powers between heaven and earth is considered to kind of

00:41:40.320 pneumatize, to spiritualize, to raise and bring closer to heaven, the men and their tasks and

00:41:46.120 the reality of their human energy and operation when it's directed according to the purpose set

00:41:50.660 out in the, in that paradigm, the archetype. And so, um, this is why white priests and kings 0.93

00:41:57.980 are, are consecrated with the holy chrism oil in ordination and in the, um, the coronation

00:42:05.080 of a king, uh, and so forth in all of the mysteries. Whenever the chrism oil is used, whether in

00:42:10.000 the sanctification of an altar or the chrismation of, uh, an initiate into the church, um, and so

00:42:16.640 on, it always denotes a mystery. Um, because it's the...

00:42:19.720 I'm sorry, I didn't mean to throw you there.

00:42:21.420 Sure, go ahead.

00:42:21.740 But I wanted to mention Samuel because, um, if we didn't, if it didn't come up, I would

00:42:26.700 forget it. So that, that is an extremely important point to make.

00:42:32.040 Yeah, no problem. It's, uh, it's absolutely correct. So anyway, so yeah, that's, that's

00:42:37.520 what anointing means. Um, and so the, uh, again, this is, we came to this, this point in the

00:42:43.400 end of our last episode that the, you know, the whole, um, reason why Christianity is so critical

00:42:49.860 is because it provides the foundation for a discernible teleological universe, that things

00:42:55.020 have meanings and they have ends and they have purposes, uh, that can be articulated because

00:42:59.000 there is a personalized, um, referent, uh, uh, you know, an icon that one can look to, the

00:43:05.160 God, man, and Jesus Christ. Um, the logos upon which the rest of the logo, right, in the universe

00:43:10.660 can, uh, are hinged and operate. And so, um, there's not really any other, um, philosophy or

00:43:17.540 theology that offers you, offers you this. And this is why it's so critical because you can't

00:43:22.820 even make basic philosophical claims of justice or, or engage in, you know, a true and clear

00:43:29.620 relationship with, uh, you know, the vertical, the sacred realm without this enlightenment, without

00:43:34.180 this, this theology.

00:43:38.380 Let me, um, I'm, I'm looking at St. Philaret of Moscow. Um, let me, let me quote him if you

00:43:44.660 don't mind because he's saying exactly what we're saying. I'm, I'm translating as I'm

00:43:49.120 looking at this. So be patient here. It's too important. St. Philaret of Moscow, uh, says

00:43:54.040 this, but as the power of the father was not created by the father himself and was not given

00:43:59.580 to him by the son, but occurred together with the man and the one who created man is revealed

00:44:04.540 that the deepest source and highest beginning of the first, consequently, all subsequent power

00:44:09.320 between the people is in God from him. First, as the apostle speaks, the fatherland and the heavens

00:44:15.100 and the earth is called. Then the sons burst into, uh, the sons, um, immense natural power.

00:44:23.440 The father grows from the family. God gives this power, a new artificial image, uh, a new name,

00:44:28.720 and thus the reign of the King reigns. And further, no matter how many peoples, no matter how the

00:44:34.240 state are changing, always by means of all acting providence owns by the, uh, okay, that didn't,

00:44:40.060 all right. That's, uh, what, what he's trying to say here is that the monarchy is the essence

00:44:45.680 of everything. It is the foundation of everything. Whatever may change in the world, uh, it doesn't

00:44:51.580 get rid of natural law. Um, the deepest source and highest beginning is, is what he's talking

00:44:57.660 about. The beginning of all things and the end of all things and the purpose of all things.

00:45:00.860 Um, uh, God sanctifies the monarch. He sanctifies the monarch, gives him a new name. They talk about

00:45:08.060 Abraham, obviously, gives him a new name because now he is not in sin. He is in, in concert with

00:45:15.960 the law that God created. Um, I used to wear artificial. It's probably the wrong one, but,

00:45:20.400 uh, it's, it's, you know, natural law doesn't really tell us what to do. It gives us a foundation

00:45:26.840 to build, uh, an ethical view on. Um, but because men have, he says the same, because men have forgotten

00:45:33.560 their creator, they care about themselves. They care about passions. Monarchy, as he says here,

00:45:39.160 is not really about power. It's about authority and the two totally different things. Power is just

00:45:45.040 coercion. Authority is a right, uh, to, to coerce. And it's based on the knowledge of God because we say

00:45:52.980 someone's an authority on something, it means they're an expert in something, um, that they

00:45:56.720 have this. So, so there is, there's a foundation of natural law. There's a knowledge of the gospel,

00:46:01.180 knowledge of, of, um, of how this is to be done in a day-to-day level, which of course is always

00:46:05.340 ethnic. You're talking about the customs of the people. Um, and you're talking about it being in

00:46:11.260 contract with natural law and how it functions given the specifics of the society as a whole.

00:46:17.020 Power doesn't mean, sorry, absolute power doesn't mean you can do whatever you want.

00:46:23.380 That was never the case. Absolutism means that you are absolutely responsible for what happens.

00:46:30.080 I mean, even, even in old Russia, when the father of a family died, it was said the whole family died.

00:46:35.200 Which throws off researchers sometimes. That's how important, uh, the father was.

00:46:39.020 So what St. Philard is trying to say here is that societies may change, technology may change,

00:46:46.320 uh, you know, languages even change, but there's one thing that never changes and that is natural

00:46:52.240 law. And the father of the family and the monarch coming from it, uh, manifests that. So in other

00:46:56.940 words, it doesn't matter what situation you're in, uh, or how, you know, topography of the economy

00:47:01.660 or where you are, this doesn't change. Specifics though, they do change. And so we have national

00:47:08.160 monarchies based on different things and languages and of everything else. So St. Philard was one of

00:47:12.740 the great, uh, royalist writers and nationalist writers of 19th century Russia. And it's someone

00:47:18.260 who doesn't get the attention he deserves. Yeah. Excellent point. Well, and so maybe we can

00:47:25.060 kind of go into this, um, and you, you've discussed this ad nauseum, um, on your podcast, but as it's

00:47:30.640 always good to be consolidating and integrated for, uh, this kind of podcast and those of whom

00:47:36.180 who might not be familiar with your work, can we discuss how, um, the nature of monarchy as the

00:47:44.660 theologically correct orthodox position, um, or ideologically correct in a, in a downstream

00:47:50.620 kind of sense, as we've already laid out very clearly, um, you know, invalidates and is

00:47:56.260 incompatible with, um, you know, the, the revolutionary ideologies of classical liberalism and its

00:48:01.660 antecedents, and even we could say, um, degenerated forms of, um, post-schism Western monarchies and so

00:48:09.040 on, or Western forms of government. Ad nauseum? Really? I make you sick? No, the opponents do,

00:48:19.960 indeed. Ad nauseum? Oh my God. Sorry to offend you. It's the opponents. It's, uh, it's tiring,

00:48:28.720 indeed. Um, well, yeah, well, you're right, of course, and I have to say it over and over again

00:48:36.100 because no one listened. Um, Vladimir Moss, who I've had trouble with over the years, um,

00:48:44.360 has an excellent, excellent article called Must a Christian Be a Monarchist? And he's kind of afraid

00:48:52.560 to come out and say, yeah, but he says, yeah. And, you know, given what we've said so far,

00:49:00.240 um, it's, it's the case. You have, and again, monarchy could be a lot of things. It could be

00:49:08.620 like, you know, someone like, uh, Francisco Franco in Spain or something, you know, um, it doesn't have

00:49:12.960 to be an actual, uh, uh, crowned head. You can have something approaching a crowned head. I mean,

00:49:18.060 the Athenite fathers had Vladimir Putin in the, the, um, stall of the emperor. He didn't run to

00:49:26.300 that stall because he wanted to. He was asked to go there. So you could have, well, it's like the

00:49:31.180 Old Testament judges. You know, they were kind of temporary, they were temporarily given, uh,

00:49:35.940 authority and then retired again. Uh, the great Gideon, you know, after the, after the war against

00:49:40.980 Midianites just went back to his farm. Um, so it needn't be an actual crowned head. They could 0.97

00:49:46.740 actually just function, uh, you know, a man with great authority, great power. Um, and, and really

00:49:52.380 Putin in Russia is, um, is very, very close, uh, to that because he's doing what a monarch

00:49:59.820 should do. And I want to also remind people that, you know, in, in early 19th century

00:50:05.840 Serbia, the two great royal homes, uh, royal houses, uh, Brenovich and, and Kerry George

00:50:12.260 ovich, they were nothing more than, uh, uh, militia leaders who were successful. They

00:50:19.540 have no great family name. They weren't a part of any, you know, uh, great, uh, you

00:50:25.160 know, any, any, any, any of these other people, they were just soldiers. Um, Kerry George

00:50:30.760 of its first, Kerry George of its was a pig farm. So, you know, you have two royal houses

00:50:37.500 that were just created just a couple hundred years ago. Um, you can have, uh, the, the,

00:50:44.460 the, the hereditary principle did not exist in Byzantine, uh, as a matter of course.

00:50:50.600 So, um, so, you know, you keep that in mind. So, say, monarchy, we're talking about something

00:50:55.980 very, uh, very broad. But what Vladimir Moss does, and I've added to this over time, I mentioned

00:51:01.280 how St. Photius connects it to, to the Filioquic, which frankly, when I first heard it kind of blew

00:51:06.120 my mind. I never thought about it that way before. Um, he cites canon after canon, father

00:51:13.020 after father after father, talking about how essential monarchy is. Great Patrick Anthony

00:51:18.200 of Constantinople wrote to, I, I want to say it, I can't remember who it was, uh, said

00:51:24.520 that there is no church without the crown. There is no crown without the church. You cannot

00:51:30.360 have an ecumenical synod unless a legitimate Orthodox emperor calls it. That's why there hasn't 0.92

00:51:35.940 been any. Um, you know, Nicholas II could have called one, but he would have been the last one.

00:51:43.180 Um, and there's a reason for this. Uh, the monarch, I'm sorry, the, the, the crown head,

00:51:49.000 the monarch is called the bishop outside the church. I'm sorry, bishop outside the, the, the country. He,

00:51:54.600 he, um, he's a bishop for those who haven't converted yet. He has a strong liturgical, uh, function.

00:52:00.340 And I'll go so far as to say that the monarch is a religious office, not a political one.

00:52:07.600 Definition of politics back then has nothing in common with what we call it today. Um, no one

00:52:14.160 actually ruled in the sense that it told them what to do. They simply reminded you of what your

00:52:19.040 conscience is already telling you. Natural law is just that. However, today that's a bit naive because

00:52:26.400 I think natural law and people have been so repressed that they wouldn't know it if they

00:52:30.280 came across it. So, you know, I'm going to say that you can't be Orthodox without being a 0.90

00:52:36.140 royalist in one matter, in one kind or another. You cannot be a royal, uh, an Orthodox person 0.73

00:52:40.820 and believe in liberal democracy or the Republican system, um, uh, in general, you know, like Venice

00:52:47.640 or, or Genoa, any place like that. No, you cannot. And, and I could back that up as Moss has done

00:52:52.500 himself with mountains of material. You just can't. Yeah. I mean, but that is the essence

00:52:59.540 of the kind of Americanizing in, in modernist heresy is that it, um, its primary loyalty is

00:53:06.160 towards the Republic and then it seeks to kind of conform the, uh, the liturgy to suit its needs.

00:53:13.120 Um, okay. Theodosius, the old, um, Metropolitan of the OCA used to talk about your, your, uh,

00:53:22.760 your romance for long dead empires, he used to say. Wow. Wow. Oh man. That's, uh,

00:53:33.580 there's nothing new though. Yeah, truly no comment. Okay. So yeah, we touched on this a

00:53:42.540 little bit, um, you know, before, and I think you, you went into it pretty well. We, the idea of

00:53:46.400 that, I mean, an absolute monarch is absolute because he's absolutely responsible, uh, as the

00:53:51.940 head of the entire nation. And because of this, you know, he wields the scepter of all legitimized

00:53:58.080 sacral political authority within the context of that household. Um, and so, you know, maybe we can

00:54:03.720 talk about, you know, I mean, with Eastern Rome, I mean, this came out of the, you know, the office

00:54:09.060 of the Roman emperors, which, which became sacral as the entire Roman empire was, um, you know,

00:54:15.580 baptized. And so he, this was where the, the, this kind of laid the foundation and the pattern for

00:54:21.200 other conceptions of, um, orthodox monarchical life throughout the, the rest of the Christianized world.

00:54:28.080 Um, yeah, I'm sorry. I'm, I'm reading, uh, I'm reading St. Philaret. I just, my, my big concern

00:54:35.440 here, um, is still, I'm still stuck on the number issue between two and three and how essential

00:54:42.480 that is in connecting the ontology of our created world with the Trinity. And Philaret is saying

00:54:50.620 here that, I mean, he's, he's, he's mocking the notion of freedom in the abstract. And he says,

00:54:56.780 some people under the name of freedom want to understand the ability and unrestraint to do

00:55:01.500 whatever they want. This is a dream. The dream is not just unrealizable and ridiculous. It's illegal

00:55:07.660 and pernicious. And he says, the first person seduced by this dream was Adam. The second person

00:55:13.860 Cain. Um, when you, when you just have this individual anomalous notion based on the number

00:55:21.460 two, the individual against the state or whatever it is. And that, and that's it. Um, you have

00:55:28.900 freedom without purpose. And I was a young man and I would be debating these professors in

00:55:33.260 college. They would refer to human rights and freedom of speech and all this stuff. And I

00:55:38.280 say, that's wonderful, but to do what with? I mean, I don't really care about these in the

00:55:44.280 abstract. I want to know what these people are going to do with it. And that's the third

00:55:48.800 thing that rounds out the Trinity and it rounds out our social life. I never got a good answer

00:55:54.080 to that. It's well, whatever they want. I said, what are you talking about? Uh, whatever

00:55:59.420 they want. What, what is the purpose of this? And why should I care if they're doing something

00:56:04.100 they want? What's so special about them? So this is, you know, this is, this is how modernity

00:56:09.580 has completely destroyed. They can't answer the question, uh, freedom of speech is wonderful

00:56:14.260 for what purpose? They can't even say to come to the knowledge of the truth because

00:56:19.020 they don't believe in that either. Uh, these things just aren't tenable even in theory,

00:56:24.040 let alone practice.

00:56:26.660 Right. Well, I mean, and I think that this kind of goes back to the issue that, um, I mean,

00:56:30.600 this mode of thinking, this nominalism, um, has been in, uh, specifically inflicted upon

00:56:35.700 the people in order to destroy their, their, um, language framework to discuss and to even

00:56:42.140 have a conception of the moral life to begin with. I mean, where the, I, this drew me immediately.

00:56:46.780 I mean, this is, if you read Alistair Crowley's explanation of, um, you know, the tarot and of

00:56:52.740 the Kabbalah in the book of Fath, he goes through, um, a numerological procession of the principles

00:56:59.520 of the universe. And he makes this point explicitly that the, um, there is no reality or understanding

00:57:05.400 of, of anything outside of the number three, because that's the only mathematical form

00:57:11.460 that gives rise to context and to telos and to end and to, um, you know, soft platonic

00:57:17.020 solids. It's no coincidence at all. And he makes this extremely clear and that the, the

00:57:20.620 one and the two, and I think you described this before as the, in the sight of Saturn,

00:57:25.900 the, the, uh, the alienation and the death, because there's only a dialectic between the,

00:57:31.260 the disgruntlement and the, uh, and the struggle that is now and the, the passionate desire of what

00:57:38.480 you want to be. Whereas the, the Orthodox position by, uh, is illuminated. That man is kind of in the

00:57:45.180 middle. He's been alienated from grace, but he's moving towards the eschatological final reality.

00:57:49.980 And that reality is immanentized in Christ, you know, and the church who stands above all of these

00:57:55.040 things outside of time, but in time at the same time. Well, when I, you know, it's extremely

00:58:00.540 interesting to me, and this is why I just became absorbed into it completely at the time, was the

00:58:07.220 Hebrew for three is gemel or camel. And I mentioned this before, when you separate man from God, 0.94

00:58:14.300 one and two are separated by the side, as you mentioned, you have a desert. Nothing good can grow

00:58:19.320 there. Um, the camel is what gets you through. You can cross the desert and not die because you have

00:58:28.180 this mode of transportation. In other words, this is a way that you navigate evil. This is a way that

00:58:32.400 you survive in this world, this desert, this, this complete lack of knowledge and truth, because we

00:58:38.960 know what the number three means as, as of course, God himself, as well as, uh, something that's built

00:58:44.620 into the universe. Now, these are people who knew a thing or two about the desert. And number three,

00:58:50.100 even how it's written today, it's two humps of the camel, uh, that this can get you through the worst

00:58:56.160 possible topography. And, um, it'll be hard, but this is, this is how we'll make it. And that's how

00:59:03.280 important it was to both the Egyptians and the Hebrew in the ancient world, that this number three is a camel.

00:59:08.340 Yeah. Very fascinating. Okay. Well, I think this is kind of a natural terminal for the end of our

00:59:16.680 first hour. So, uh, thank you listeners for joining us. We're going to take a short break

00:59:21.440 and then we'll return to, uh, round out our discussion and hit Kali Yuga news. So, uh, stay tuned.

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01:09:58.380 who claim to be patristic and following the Father.

01:10:03.160 But the minute something politically incorrect comes up,

01:10:08.120 they get thrown out the window.

01:10:10.360 Like on the Jews, on usury, and on monarchy. 0.96

01:10:17.960 Bishop Eusebius of Caesarea, absolutely essential.

01:10:21.740 He says, the basic principle of kingly authority, 0.99

01:10:24.360 the establishment of a single sort of power to which everything is subject,

01:10:28.300 monarchy is superior to every other constitution.

01:10:31.400 For democracy, where everyone competes on equal terms,

01:10:33.860 which of course is never true, is anarchy and discord.

01:10:37.360 There is one God, not two or three or more.

01:10:40.680 Democracy, or polytheism, sorry, polytheism is atheism.

01:10:44.000 There is one king, one word.

01:10:47.240 Gregory the theologian, there are three ancient opinions.

01:10:51.100 There is atheism, or democracy, polytheism, or oligarchy,

01:10:55.740 and monotheism, or monarchy.

01:10:59.020 The Greeks played with the first two, but let's leave them to their games. 1.00

01:11:03.160 Anarchy is disorder.

01:11:04.800 Polyarchy implies division, and therefore anarchy and disorder. 0.96

01:11:08.480 Both lead to the same direction.

01:11:10.240 Disorder and disorder lead to disintegration.

01:11:13.280 What we honor is monarchy alone.

01:11:14.960 The new bishop, Theophan of Poltava.

01:11:22.580 Theodore the Studite makes a very similar point.

01:11:25.900 There is one lord and giver of the law.

01:11:28.880 Every single principle is, the single principle, sorry,

01:11:31.020 the singularity is a source of all wisdom.

01:11:33.020 It extends over every creature.

01:11:34.600 It's given to one man only,

01:11:37.700 to construct rules of life in accordance with the likeness of God.

01:11:40.880 For the divine Moses, in his description,

01:11:42.960 the origin of the world that comes from the mouth of God,

01:11:45.620 cites the word,

01:11:46.820 let's create men in accordance with their image and likeness.

01:11:49.920 So he's connecting creation with monarchy.

01:11:54.060 Basil the Great says the same thing.

01:11:55.600 The heart of the king is in the hands of God.

01:11:57.760 He's saved by his faith, not by force of arms.

01:11:59.800 But at the same time,

01:12:05.140 every once in a while you come across Protestants 0.64

01:12:06.800 who will cite Romans that, you know,

01:12:09.600 everything is subject to the power of the state.

01:12:11.740 They don't wield the sword in vain. 1.00

01:12:13.540 This kind of crap. 1.00

01:12:15.240 And it's, you know, 1.00

01:12:16.660 as if to say that any government, therefore, is from God.

01:12:20.480 Well, we know that the church fathers in the same to the day

01:12:24.220 not only refused to obey Julian the Apostate,

01:12:27.860 they tried to overthrow him.

01:12:29.800 So, you know,

01:12:33.500 there are God-created states

01:12:34.620 and there are human-created states.

01:12:38.260 St. Paul in Romans is only talking about

01:12:40.500 obeying states that are God-ordained,

01:12:44.720 not just any group of people who happen to take power.

01:12:47.960 When I do the liturgy,

01:12:49.200 I never use the line in the litany that says,

01:12:54.380 you know, we pray for our nation, our own forces.

01:12:57.220 Never, ever, ever, ever

01:12:58.300 do I mention that.

01:13:01.320 And St. Basil did the same thing,

01:13:04.300 you know, because he was alive when Julian the Apostate was alive.

01:13:07.520 And he prayed publicly for the defeat of Julian

01:13:09.780 in his wars against the Persians.

01:13:11.280 So, that line in the liturgy that we all know very well

01:13:15.540 can only be said when you have a legitimate government.

01:13:19.600 So, it cannot be said.

01:13:21.300 So, you cannot pray in church for the victory of the American armed forces?

01:13:24.760 Are you kidding me?

01:13:26.440 You can never say that.

01:13:27.540 You have to cut that out of the liturgy,

01:13:29.180 as St. Basil did against Julian.

01:13:30.960 So, that's really my point, you know,

01:13:34.120 that this is, these debates are old.

01:13:37.180 And the new martyrs of Russia say the exact same kinds of things.

01:13:41.460 There is, you know,

01:13:42.560 one form of government in a very general sense,

01:13:45.320 the Orthodox Church,

01:13:46.040 and that's monarchy, period.

01:13:47.520 And I could multiply these citations until you're,

01:13:49.920 you know, I'm blue in the face.

01:13:50.640 There is no question about it.

01:13:54.040 So, if you're going to be,

01:13:54.680 you're going to follow the fathers,

01:13:55.740 let's be consistent about it.

01:13:57.480 There are monarchists,

01:13:58.440 in one form or another,

01:13:59.580 and that's what we are.

01:14:02.240 Agreed.

01:14:03.260 How does one discern

01:14:04.400 when a regime is legitimate or illegitimate

01:14:07.900 or God-ordained or man-created?

01:14:11.880 Well, as far as,

01:14:13.680 let's say,

01:14:14.540 fill it out of Moscow,

01:14:16.280 you know,

01:14:16.780 when someone's elected,

01:14:18.920 well, that's very unimpressive.

01:14:19.960 Well, who cares?

01:14:23.200 Natural law doesn't come from the people, does it?

01:14:26.220 There's not a thing as a people anyway.

01:14:28.780 That's a mythical concept.

01:14:33.200 It would be one thing

01:14:34.340 if a state were to simply be neutral

01:14:36.700 in the face of sin.

01:14:38.580 But we don't have that.

01:14:40.500 We have a state that has its primary purpose

01:14:42.860 to sin itself and defend it

01:14:45.320 and enforce it.

01:14:47.620 So, it really is, you know,

01:14:48.820 when a state takes the canon law

01:14:52.640 as their primary check and balance,

01:14:55.920 we obey them.

01:14:57.700 Otherwise, we obey them

01:14:59.500 so we don't go to jail.

01:15:02.140 But now, though,

01:15:04.920 we're in a crisis.

01:15:06.680 We're very similar to those

01:15:07.820 who lived in the early days

01:15:09.140 of the Soviet Union.

01:15:09.840 Once Force of Arms didn't work,

01:15:14.820 they went underground

01:15:15.580 or they went into exile,

01:15:17.120 but they most certainly

01:15:17.780 weren't going to support

01:15:19.160 or defend

01:15:19.660 or pay taxes

01:15:21.000 to that government,

01:15:23.880 which is why Patrick Sergius,

01:15:25.100 even though

01:15:25.460 I don't think it was his fault,

01:15:27.900 was condemned

01:15:28.940 so many times

01:15:30.060 by the new martyrs

01:15:31.940 for his very conditional support

01:15:33.420 of the Soviet Union

01:15:34.700 and the Soviet power.

01:15:35.760 In other words,

01:15:37.840 you can't support

01:15:38.900 a government

01:15:40.300 that has your own destruction

01:15:41.740 as its primary goal,

01:15:45.120 whether that be

01:15:45.980 the Soviet Union

01:15:46.600 or the United States,

01:15:48.500 where the morality

01:15:50.380 of the Orthodox Church

01:15:51.460 is held in utter contempt.

01:15:54.260 It's been going on

01:15:55.180 for many years,

01:15:55.960 but the attack on Serbia

01:15:57.240 and the things

01:15:58.900 that were said

01:15:59.340 in the 90s,

01:16:00.100 and it is part of the reason

01:16:03.500 why I hate

01:16:03.960 the U.S. military

01:16:04.520 with such a passion

01:16:05.460 is that they were writing,

01:16:07.880 I think you probably

01:16:08.360 are aware of this,

01:16:10.100 they attacked Serbia

01:16:10.920 on Easter,

01:16:11.660 Orthodox Easter,

01:16:12.320 on purpose,

01:16:13.580 and they were writing things

01:16:14.600 on the bombs

01:16:15.100 and the shells,

01:16:15.860 you know,

01:16:16.040 Happy Easter,

01:16:17.340 you know,

01:16:17.860 is God going to protect you

01:16:19.280 from this,

01:16:19.760 you know,

01:16:19.880 this kind of thing.

01:16:22.580 That Berger 0.95

01:16:23.300 and who was

01:16:24.240 the Secretary of Defense

01:16:25.340 at the time,

01:16:26.120 Cohen,

01:16:27.560 Albright,

01:16:28.640 they were saying

01:16:29.620 that, you know,

01:16:30.000 the big problem we have

01:16:30.940 is that they believe

01:16:32.160 in this barbaric

01:16:33.060 ancient religion.

01:16:35.720 All three Jews, 0.92

01:16:36.580 of course,

01:16:37.000 under Bill Clinton.

01:16:39.180 And, you know,

01:16:40.140 so we're in the same position

01:16:41.360 as Soviets,

01:16:42.660 living under the Soviets.

01:16:44.280 You know,

01:16:44.640 if this were 1916,

01:16:46.240 we could tolerate it.

01:16:47.080 It's not an Orthodox state, 0.91

01:16:48.480 but they're not our enemies.

01:16:50.440 That's not the case anymore.

01:16:52.960 So there is,

01:16:53.840 you know,

01:16:54.080 in our case,

01:16:54.560 we have no problem

01:16:55.360 in terms of discernment.

01:16:57.740 So this is not

01:16:58.640 an issue at all.

01:16:59.240 They are not

01:16:59.960 just supporting sin,

01:17:02.000 but they're enforcing sin.

01:17:04.620 Yeah,

01:17:05.160 I mean,

01:17:05.480 well,

01:17:05.800 I totally agree with you.

01:17:08.640 I think that the difficulty

01:17:09.660 is that

01:17:10.260 in the United States,

01:17:11.860 the lure

01:17:12.900 of Babylonianism

01:17:14.020 and of

01:17:15.240 comfort politics,

01:17:16.800 you would be

01:17:17.340 hard-pressed

01:17:17.900 to find,

01:17:18.500 you know,

01:17:20.440 priests who would be

01:17:21.040 willing to admit

01:17:21.660 that publicly

01:17:22.240 because they know,

01:17:23.660 I think,

01:17:23.980 you know,

01:17:24.480 what that means.

01:17:25.420 I mean,

01:17:25.640 what that's saying.

01:17:27.560 And I think that this is

01:17:28.620 the great difficulties

01:17:29.920 that there are many

01:17:30.660 who will say this,

01:17:31.560 especially in private.

01:17:32.760 They will acknowledge

01:17:33.720 that this position

01:17:35.380 is correct

01:17:36.080 among the traditional clergy,

01:17:37.620 but there's very few people

01:17:38.740 that are acting

01:17:40.280 as a

01:17:41.580 vanguard

01:17:41.980 in this respect.

01:17:42.680 I,

01:17:46.100 you know,

01:17:47.280 I can't disagree

01:17:47.980 with you there.

01:17:49.940 Let me put it to you

01:17:50.800 as simply as I can.

01:17:57.340 When a form of government

01:17:58.320 is strong enough

01:17:59.640 and has its own authority

01:18:02.440 internally to it,

01:18:04.220 that it doesn't have to listen

01:18:05.660 to economic elites

01:18:07.300 when it can do

01:18:08.420 as it pleases,

01:18:09.180 when it's not dependent

01:18:10.000 on the power centers

01:18:12.800 of the world,

01:18:14.900 it can actually

01:18:17.780 promote justice

01:18:20.000 in a way that

01:18:20.800 most other systems can't.

01:18:23.620 I've said this

01:18:24.300 a million times.

01:18:25.140 You have the video

01:18:25.720 of Putin walking

01:18:26.380 into the oligarchs

01:18:28.500 business meeting

01:18:29.520 saying you're not

01:18:30.120 closing up your shops

01:18:31.180 and sending them

01:18:31.700 to Central Asia.

01:18:32.880 They're going to stay

01:18:33.380 here in Russia,

01:18:34.060 aren't you?

01:18:35.580 And this is one

01:18:36.220 of the most wealthiest

01:18:37.160 men in the world.

01:18:37.780 And he forces them

01:18:40.340 to stay.

01:18:42.280 There's another video.

01:18:43.780 Putin walks into

01:18:44.400 a medical supply

01:18:45.380 factory

01:18:46.880 that was known

01:18:48.000 for low-quality stuff.

01:18:50.180 And he had a guy

01:18:51.080 in a dentist chair there

01:18:52.160 and he had the drill.

01:18:54.700 And he was only kidding,

01:18:55.880 of course,

01:18:56.160 but we all know

01:18:56.680 he wasn't.

01:18:57.820 This is what I'm going

01:18:58.340 to do to you

01:18:58.640 if you don't improve

01:18:59.700 your quality.

01:19:02.740 Putin could do that

01:19:03.700 because he's not

01:19:04.720 dependent on oligarchs

01:19:06.480 from money.

01:19:07.860 He's not dependent

01:19:08.700 on any source

01:19:10.360 of power, really.

01:19:11.520 Initially,

01:19:11.960 it was the secret services,

01:19:13.280 but now,

01:19:14.120 you know,

01:19:14.400 he's his own institution.

01:19:16.280 He is completely free.

01:19:19.200 Where American politicians

01:19:20.400 are controlled

01:19:22.340 by banks

01:19:22.980 and media.

01:19:23.720 And if they

01:19:24.360 piss them off, 0.97

01:19:25.620 they're finished. 0.99

01:19:26.640 Especially media.

01:19:28.920 And that's really

01:19:29.960 the choice

01:19:30.360 that humanity has.

01:19:31.480 in our

01:19:32.820 post-modern world.

01:19:35.140 Either you have

01:19:35.940 an oligarchy

01:19:36.420 that is completely privatized,

01:19:37.780 including most of the state

01:19:38.740 is now privatized,

01:19:41.080 that,

01:19:41.960 where you have politicians

01:19:43.780 with very little power,

01:19:45.200 but they're powerful enough

01:19:46.840 to be blamed

01:19:47.520 when anything goes wrong.

01:19:49.260 Or you have someone

01:19:50.220 like, you know,

01:19:50.660 Vladimir Putin

01:19:51.140 or Lukashenko

01:19:52.220 that is stronger

01:19:55.500 than any faction

01:19:56.320 of the elite

01:19:56.960 and then can

01:19:58.320 do as they please,

01:19:59.220 which is usually

01:19:59.660 in our interest.

01:20:00.140 This is an incredibly

01:20:02.640 important distinction

01:20:03.840 and it's what makes

01:20:05.540 monarchy different

01:20:06.220 from oligarchy.

01:20:07.820 Because there are

01:20:08.560 only two choices

01:20:09.820 I said in the beginning.

01:20:11.260 There are oligarchy,

01:20:11.940 the power of money

01:20:13.080 or some other

01:20:14.920 source of authority

01:20:15.740 and the common good.

01:20:19.220 It's going to be

01:20:20.040 one of the two things.

01:20:22.060 A monarch usually

01:20:23.020 spends most of his time

01:20:24.080 controlling

01:20:25.600 elites

01:20:26.900 that don't want to listen.

01:20:29.380 The Russian czars 0.89

01:20:30.060 emperors

01:20:30.640 without fail

01:20:31.580 with the exception

01:20:33.260 of the 18th century

01:20:34.680 did nothing

01:20:35.940 but fight

01:20:36.460 these elite families.

01:20:40.060 Ivan the Terrible,

01:20:41.240 his whole purpose.

01:20:42.480 I mean,

01:20:42.640 these,

01:20:43.300 you know,

01:20:43.840 Russia didn't have 1.00

01:20:44.420 a standing army

01:20:44.980 at the time,

01:20:46.100 but you had

01:20:46.940 wealthy,

01:20:48.000 powerful families

01:20:48.640 that had

01:20:49.940 armies,

01:20:50.660 navies,

01:20:51.140 and intelligence services.

01:20:52.180 They had their own economy.

01:20:52.980 Russia would have 0.91

01:20:56.160 disappeared.

01:20:58.380 And this is a fight

01:20:59.000 between

01:20:59.480 Kerbsky and

01:21:01.060 Ivan the Four

01:21:01.740 and this is what

01:21:03.060 Ivan says.

01:21:04.220 You know,

01:21:05.280 you're out for yourself.

01:21:06.300 You're out for,

01:21:07.480 you know,

01:21:07.580 you'll do anything

01:21:08.180 to maintain your property,

01:21:09.760 including sell out

01:21:10.400 your people.

01:21:11.560 This is the sole

01:21:12.940 distinction

01:21:13.440 and in our modern terms,

01:21:14.720 post-modern terms,

01:21:16.300 it's whether or not

01:21:17.000 a politician

01:21:17.520 can

01:21:19.100 defy

01:21:20.940 powerful elites

01:21:22.000 and get away with it

01:21:22.960 or not.

01:21:23.680 And there are very,

01:21:24.140 very few politicians

01:21:24.840 who can do that,

01:21:25.720 but Putin and Lukashenko

01:21:26.580 are just two.

01:21:30.100 Well said.

01:21:31.960 All right.

01:21:32.600 I mean,

01:21:32.880 I think this has been

01:21:34.520 so comprehensive

01:21:36.180 and we've hit all of the

01:21:37.280 points that I wanted

01:21:38.100 to talk about

01:21:38.860 fairly early on.

01:21:41.260 Is there any specific

01:21:42.040 subjects on the issue

01:21:43.140 of monarchy

01:21:43.600 that you want

01:21:44.720 to elaborate on

01:21:45.520 or you want

01:21:45.860 to discuss

01:21:46.260 before we hit

01:21:47.200 Kali Yuga news?

01:21:49.200 Well,

01:21:49.600 the important thing

01:21:50.140 I wanted to mention,

01:21:50.820 you know,

01:21:50.900 the big thing

01:21:51.420 in Russia right now,

01:21:52.220 the monarchist movement

01:21:53.500 is huge.

01:21:55.060 It is,

01:21:55.820 it has captured

01:21:57.100 millions of people.

01:22:00.560 Russians have a tendency 1.00

01:22:01.380 to see the monarchy

01:22:02.120 as a great time

01:22:03.800 for us,

01:22:04.100 which of course it was,

01:22:05.640 especially in the 19th century.

01:22:08.500 You have a problem though.

01:22:11.940 Who's going to be

01:22:12.500 the monarch?

01:22:13.720 Number one,

01:22:14.720 and number two,

01:22:15.720 who's going to anoint them?

01:22:18.400 I'm not so certain

01:22:19.380 that bishops

01:22:20.140 in the Moscow Patriarch

01:22:21.240 are willing to do that.

01:22:23.660 And because

01:22:24.260 the true Orthodox Church

01:22:25.100 is so fractured,

01:22:26.920 they have no stable

01:22:28.720 answer to this question.

01:22:32.100 Now,

01:22:32.380 as to who the monarch

01:22:33.060 is going to be,

01:22:35.020 you could have a member

01:22:35.760 of the Romanov family

01:22:36.680 that still survives,

01:22:38.620 or you could do

01:22:40.500 what the serbs did.

01:22:41.360 I mean,

01:22:41.700 whoever is,

01:22:42.260 and I hate to,

01:22:43.340 you know,

01:22:43.520 it sounds weird,

01:22:45.280 but you know,

01:22:45.640 Putin has earned it.

01:22:46.920 He truly has.

01:22:49.520 He would refuse

01:22:50.260 anything like that,

01:22:51.200 of course.

01:22:52.220 But as I mentioned,

01:22:53.100 the Serbian case,

01:22:54.060 you had,

01:22:54.780 you know,

01:22:55.020 a pig farmer

01:22:55.600 who had a crown,

01:22:56.980 put a crown on his head,

01:22:57.880 and he became

01:22:58.440 the first to the

01:22:59.500 care of Georgia fishes,

01:23:00.200 which is still

01:23:00.620 the royal family

01:23:01.180 of Serbia

01:23:01.520 to this day.

01:23:03.280 It doesn't have

01:23:03.860 to be this,

01:23:04.540 you know,

01:23:05.400 ancient lineage.

01:23:08.640 A monarch

01:23:09.360 is a defender

01:23:10.280 of his people,

01:23:11.120 the leader

01:23:11.400 of the military.

01:23:13.220 Who's earned it?

01:23:15.020 You know,

01:23:15.720 there were attempts

01:23:16.400 in America

01:23:16.920 to crown George Washington.

01:23:19.580 If there were any man,

01:23:20.400 George Washington

01:23:21.020 is actually related

01:23:21.760 to many,

01:23:22.840 very,

01:23:23.240 you know,

01:23:23.360 he's related to

01:23:23.840 Oswald of Northumbria.

01:23:25.520 You look at his family trade.

01:23:28.100 He actually had a claim,

01:23:29.660 and of course,

01:23:30.000 he refused.

01:23:30.300 So,

01:23:32.120 so the point

01:23:34.280 I'm trying to make here

01:23:34.960 is that in Russia,

01:23:35.780 you have a real possibility

01:23:37.280 of a royal resurrection

01:23:39.480 without a person

01:23:42.780 and without a church

01:23:43.780 to do the,

01:23:44.440 do the anointing.

01:23:45.560 So everything is in place,

01:23:46.840 but because of the disaster

01:23:50.400 in this church situation,

01:23:51.740 it can at the moment

01:23:52.480 be done.

01:23:53.500 And it's very depressing.

01:23:55.120 What's,

01:23:55.300 what's the good news is,

01:23:56.380 is that you have

01:23:57.020 millions of people

01:23:57.860 who want to see it happen.

01:23:58.960 And if that were to ever happen,

01:24:00.300 the world would be

01:24:01.240 shaken to its core.

01:24:04.860 And may God will it.

01:24:06.340 Certainly,

01:24:06.900 you're right.

01:24:09.660 Maybe there's one more thing

01:24:10.700 we can touch on

01:24:11.280 before we kind of move

01:24:12.620 into Cali even news.

01:24:13.720 One,

01:24:14.100 one thing I do see sometimes

01:24:16.360 among Christian traditionalists

01:24:18.520 in North America

01:24:19.380 is they will

01:24:20.640 reject all other forms

01:24:24.160 of natural law government

01:24:26.060 in favor of

01:24:29.340 monarchy.

01:24:31.240 In the sense,

01:24:31.980 what I'm trying to say

01:24:32.920 is that there are people

01:24:33.880 who will use,

01:24:35.100 you know,

01:24:36.020 saying that

01:24:37.280 only sacral monarchy

01:24:39.160 is acceptable to me.

01:24:40.420 Therefore,

01:24:40.840 I must reject

01:24:41.580 all other

01:24:42.160 nationalist

01:24:43.340 political movements

01:24:45.140 and ideologies

01:24:45.860 as a temporary measure.

01:24:46.940 And so I just maybe,

01:24:50.740 you know,

01:24:50.960 we've already kind of

01:24:51.660 touched on this,

01:24:52.400 but maybe we wanted

01:24:53.040 to discuss,

01:24:53.880 you know,

01:24:54.460 the monarchical principle

01:24:55.580 in places like America

01:24:57.000 or Canada,

01:24:57.780 which are very young

01:24:58.420 and do not have

01:24:59.460 any indigenous tradition

01:25:01.500 of sacred monarchy.

01:25:04.700 Well,

01:25:05.140 you have someone

01:25:05.580 like General Franco

01:25:06.460 in Spain.

01:25:07.880 You have a country

01:25:08.900 or actually more than

01:25:10.060 one place there

01:25:10.840 that had a tradition

01:25:11.820 of that kind of monarchy.

01:25:12.620 and that he functioned

01:25:14.640 as a monarch

01:25:15.140 in every single

01:25:16.220 solitary way.

01:25:19.600 Really,

01:25:20.180 in my mind,

01:25:21.280 you don't have to have

01:25:22.040 a crown on your head

01:25:22.660 necessarily.

01:25:24.560 But that kind of system

01:25:25.800 is,

01:25:26.680 you know,

01:25:26.840 military governments

01:25:27.460 are temporary.

01:25:29.040 They exist

01:25:29.760 to stabilize the society.

01:25:31.800 And when Franco

01:25:32.700 put Don Juan in power,

01:25:34.480 he was a total disaster.

01:25:37.120 Don Juan turned out

01:25:37.840 to be a liberal

01:25:38.600 or at least

01:25:39.680 had been paid off

01:25:40.200 by them.

01:25:42.620 You know,

01:25:44.500 as I mentioned

01:25:44.900 in the Serbian case,

01:25:46.160 you know,

01:25:47.380 the royal crown

01:25:48.440 is earned.

01:25:50.700 There is no requirement

01:25:51.900 for the crown

01:25:52.760 to be hereditary.

01:25:53.700 That's not a Roman way.

01:25:54.900 That's not a Byzantine way.

01:25:57.780 That's not the case

01:25:58.560 whatsoever.

01:26:00.760 Now,

01:26:01.160 the crown

01:26:01.560 can go to those

01:26:03.100 who have earned it.

01:26:04.720 It is absolutely

01:26:05.580 impossible

01:26:06.260 that a monarch

01:26:07.400 be absolute

01:26:08.000 in the sense

01:26:09.240 we normally use

01:26:09.840 the term.

01:26:11.320 You have

01:26:11.960 the bureaucracy

01:26:12.380 to worry about,

01:26:13.180 the army

01:26:13.500 to worry about,

01:26:14.640 the church

01:26:14.980 to worry about,

01:26:16.800 different economic

01:26:17.720 groups to worry about,

01:26:18.540 other countries

01:26:19.080 to worry about,

01:26:20.060 your own conscience

01:26:20.820 to worry about. 0.98

01:26:22.500 It's a ridiculous term 0.92

01:26:23.840 that's used by, 0.96

01:26:25.380 you know,

01:26:25.620 liberal historians

01:26:26.260 to make someone 0.99

01:26:27.020 seem ridiculous. 0.81

01:26:30.320 The situation 0.57

01:26:31.080 with power,

01:26:32.120 of course,

01:26:32.400 is that it comes

01:26:32.900 with corresponding

01:26:33.520 responsibility.

01:26:34.240 If you want

01:26:36.020 to be an empowered

01:26:36.720 person and you do

01:26:37.480 something wrong,

01:26:37.980 it's your fault. 0.68

01:26:38.560 power and freedom

01:26:41.400 are frightening

01:26:42.160 to many people.

01:26:43.560 The great thing

01:26:43.940 about monarchy

01:26:44.460 is that oftentimes,

01:26:46.340 like you have,

01:26:47.480 for example,

01:26:49.320 Assad in Syria

01:26:50.300 did not want

01:26:51.640 this job.

01:26:53.280 He was successful

01:26:54.020 eye doctor

01:26:55.020 in London.

01:26:56.180 He had a great

01:26:56.660 practice,

01:26:57.200 beautiful wife.

01:26:58.740 His brother

01:26:59.180 was killed

01:26:59.520 in a car crash,

01:27:00.860 Basil,

01:27:01.680 and his father

01:27:02.780 dies,

01:27:03.400 and he is now

01:27:04.340 president of Syria.

01:27:05.780 He had to be

01:27:07.320 dragged from London

01:27:08.200 for this job.

01:27:09.480 But this is exactly

01:27:10.280 who you want

01:27:10.840 in power.

01:27:12.580 Now,

01:27:12.780 if the United States,

01:27:14.360 you know,

01:27:16.200 the U.S.

01:27:16.520 had a chance

01:27:17.200 in George Washington.

01:27:19.460 It wasn't going

01:27:20.160 to happen

01:27:20.460 because the propaganda

01:27:22.140 against the British Empire

01:27:23.360 was personalized

01:27:24.620 and the crown

01:27:25.860 was used

01:27:28.280 as the enemy.

01:27:30.580 My opinion

01:27:31.220 is,

01:27:31.540 of course,

01:27:31.720 the United States

01:27:32.220 is going to have

01:27:32.660 to break down

01:27:33.260 into its constituent

01:27:34.260 elements.

01:27:36.440 When it does that,

01:27:37.300 it's a different story.

01:27:39.300 It'll have to be

01:27:40.080 a situation

01:27:40.580 where you may have

01:27:41.300 military rulers,

01:27:42.820 charismatic rulers,

01:27:44.100 who can found

01:27:45.240 a dynasty.

01:27:46.820 I have no problem

01:27:48.140 with that.

01:27:49.140 But there is no such

01:27:49.960 thing as American culture.

01:27:51.040 There is no such thing

01:27:51.680 as American ethnicity.

01:27:54.440 And, you know,

01:27:55.060 the country is simply

01:27:55.620 too big

01:27:56.120 and has no

01:27:57.080 overarching principle,

01:27:58.560 whether it be

01:27:59.100 racial or

01:28:00.620 ideological.

01:28:03.600 So when it all

01:28:04.620 hits the fan

01:28:05.200 and the U.S.

01:28:06.320 breaks down,

01:28:08.940 it will fall apart

01:28:11.000 into its constituent

01:28:11.640 units.

01:28:12.320 You know,

01:28:12.460 the South,

01:28:12.940 Hawaii has its own

01:28:14.500 native monarchy

01:28:15.040 that was viciously

01:28:16.060 overthrown

01:28:16.580 by a Masonic cult 0.58

01:28:18.320 in the United States.

01:28:19.720 Hawaiians have 0.94

01:28:20.240 every reason

01:28:20.900 to be angry

01:28:21.360 at the U.S.

01:28:21.840 government.

01:28:24.200 So, you know,

01:28:25.380 Alaska, of course,

01:28:26.160 has the Russian monarch

01:28:27.700 to fall back on

01:28:28.880 if absolutely necessary.

01:28:29.680 But when the U.S.

01:28:33.800 falls apart,

01:28:34.700 you know,

01:28:34.860 you figure the

01:28:35.160 American South,

01:28:37.880 you know,

01:28:38.100 military leader,

01:28:38.800 military hero

01:28:39.440 can become like

01:28:40.500 a Francisco Franco.

01:28:42.400 That I can respect.

01:28:43.800 And that is probably

01:28:44.660 the only chance

01:28:45.300 we have.

01:28:45.960 Yeah.

01:28:49.900 I suppose the other

01:28:51.260 thing is just that

01:28:52.460 we want to be

01:28:54.060 fatalists.

01:28:54.760 I mean,

01:28:54.880 it's God who

01:28:55.600 raises up and

01:28:56.400 anoints these

01:28:57.480 monarchs and these

01:28:58.360 protectors of natural

01:29:00.460 law in any of them.

01:29:01.620 Right?

01:29:01.960 I mean,

01:29:02.160 that's the whole idea

01:29:03.480 behind the ruler

01:29:05.260 who reigns by the

01:29:06.400 grace of God

01:29:07.000 is that it's in

01:29:07.700 cooperation with

01:29:08.640 God's will

01:29:09.740 and enacting

01:29:10.600 and furthering the

01:29:11.520 kingdom of heaven

01:29:12.000 on the earth.

01:29:12.540 Now,

01:29:14.900 if a military

01:29:15.400 leader is anointed

01:29:16.600 by the church,

01:29:18.300 you know,

01:29:18.920 first of all,

01:29:19.360 that would be a

01:29:19.800 great propaganda

01:29:20.560 coup for the guy.

01:29:22.080 It would get a lot

01:29:22.940 of respect from,

01:29:23.860 I would say,

01:29:24.340 most Americans

01:29:24.920 and would really be

01:29:26.960 the most anti-liberal

01:29:27.920 thing you can do.

01:29:29.360 And I can certainly

01:29:29.920 respect that.

01:29:32.300 You have military

01:29:33.220 leaders and

01:29:34.020 people like that

01:29:34.860 who have functioned

01:29:36.520 like the Ayatollah

01:29:37.440 in Iran

01:29:38.780 is another example.

01:29:40.480 He's a monarch

01:29:41.000 in every way.

01:29:42.540 the Cossack

01:29:44.760 Hetman

01:29:44.980 was always

01:29:46.120 referred to

01:29:46.720 as a

01:29:48.320 crowned head.

01:29:51.200 Even in the

01:29:51.860 20th century,

01:29:52.580 Skoropadze,

01:29:53.420 his brief reign

01:29:54.280 over an independent

01:29:54.780 Ukraine,

01:29:55.940 he was a Cossack

01:29:56.840 Hetman.

01:29:58.180 There is no

01:29:59.040 blood necessary

01:29:59.840 there.

01:30:01.280 It's an elected

01:30:02.180 position

01:30:02.660 and you're

01:30:04.020 established by

01:30:04.600 victory in war.

01:30:06.680 You know,

01:30:06.880 so there's such

01:30:07.420 a tremendous

01:30:07.860 amount of

01:30:08.500 diversity there.

01:30:10.680 Natural law,

01:30:11.480 as you say,

01:30:11.940 is the foundation

01:30:13.260 and the idea

01:30:14.560 that authority

01:30:15.160 doesn't come

01:30:15.560 from people.

01:30:17.160 When we say

01:30:17.660 people,

01:30:18.000 we mean people

01:30:18.460 with money.

01:30:20.880 And that's

01:30:21.160 almost sufficient

01:30:22.180 to establish

01:30:23.020 something there.

01:30:24.100 You don't need

01:30:24.740 the full,

01:30:25.380 you know,

01:30:26.580 Moscow or

01:30:27.760 Vienna-style

01:30:29.440 crown for it

01:30:30.220 to work.

01:30:31.380 There's many,

01:30:32.140 many variations

01:30:32.660 of that.

01:30:33.780 The Cossack

01:30:34.160 Hetman is an 0.98

01:30:34.960 excellent example

01:30:35.680 and that's

01:30:36.280 very easily

01:30:36.840 transferable

01:30:38.440 elsewhere.

01:30:39.880 So,

01:30:40.260 you know,

01:30:40.700 you have to

01:30:41.040 have parts

01:30:42.540 of America

01:30:42.920 be independent

01:30:43.500 and establish

01:30:44.760 their own

01:30:45.160 specific culture

01:30:45.900 in the South,

01:30:46.560 which always

01:30:46.900 comes to my

01:30:47.380 mind here.

01:30:48.060 Even Texas

01:30:48.600 actually has

01:30:49.400 an independent

01:30:49.840 history in the

01:30:50.840 past.

01:30:51.780 So,

01:30:52.880 you know,

01:30:53.180 it can be

01:30:53.560 done.

01:30:54.500 But the

01:30:55.060 model of the

01:30:55.500 Hetman may

01:30:56.140 not be too

01:30:56.880 outrageous for us.

01:30:57.620 Yeah,

01:31:00.520 well said.

01:31:01.660 These are

01:31:02.020 essentially my

01:31:03.600 thoughts on the

01:31:04.000 matter as well.

01:31:06.080 Okay,

01:31:06.900 well,

01:31:07.180 I think that

01:31:07.480 this is a

01:31:07.800 natural transition

01:31:08.440 point into

01:31:09.180 Kelly,

01:31:09.980 you the news.

01:31:11.220 This week we

01:31:11.660 have...

01:31:12.300 Let's face it, 1.00

01:31:13.200 America sucks. 1.00

01:31:15.120 Yeah, 1.00

01:31:15.600 well,

01:31:15.760 I mean,

01:31:15.980 it's Babylon.

01:31:16.740 No history,

01:31:17.220 you know, 0.99

01:31:17.540 it sucks. 0.99

01:31:19.400 Yeah, 0.98

01:31:19.740 I mean,

01:31:20.180 you know,

01:31:20.500 it...

01:31:21.780 America as

01:31:22.820 America,

01:31:23.240 yeah, 1.00

01:31:23.440 it sucks. 0.99

01:31:24.040 Although, 0.99

01:31:24.340 I mean,

01:31:25.000 I can't...

01:31:26.180 I will kind of

01:31:27.020 said no here

01:31:27.380 a little bit.

01:31:27.900 I think that

01:31:28.300 there is lots

01:31:29.240 of interesting

01:31:29.960 non-American

01:31:31.200 history of the

01:31:31.840 European peoples

01:31:32.360 on the

01:31:32.620 North American

01:31:33.020 continent.

01:31:34.140 That's right.

01:31:36.320 You know,

01:31:37.000 of which many

01:31:37.520 of us are

01:31:37.940 an integral part

01:31:38.760 and descendants

01:31:39.220 of.

01:31:40.080 But anyway,

01:31:40.520 yeah,

01:31:40.700 America as

01:31:41.280 such is Babylon.

01:31:42.660 There's no...

01:31:43.300 There can be

01:31:43.680 no question

01:31:44.100 at this point

01:31:44.640 and Americanism

01:31:45.740 is Babylonianism.

01:31:47.780 It is...

01:31:48.500 Right.

01:31:50.000 It is the

01:31:50.460 Antichrist.

01:31:51.160 And so,

01:31:51.580 there can't...

01:31:52.380 There's just no

01:31:52.940 point of

01:31:53.340 commensurability

01:31:53.900 between these

01:31:54.500 two systems.

01:31:56.300 That is true.

01:31:56.800 Okay.

01:31:58.700 Speaking of

01:31:59.320 the no point

01:31:59.820 of commensurability,

01:32:00.720 we move on

01:32:01.320 to Cali

01:32:02.180 Hugo News.

01:32:03.960 So,

01:32:04.520 we have quite

01:32:05.200 a collection

01:32:06.320 here this week.

01:32:07.260 Father,

01:32:07.580 as you're the

01:32:07.880 guest on the

01:32:08.400 show,

01:32:09.040 I'll hand it

01:32:09.600 over to you.

01:32:09.960 Why don't you

01:32:10.360 present one of

01:32:11.240 the articles

01:32:11.620 that I know

01:32:12.100 that you

01:32:12.320 selected first?

01:32:12.960 Well,

01:32:15.020 there's one

01:32:15.460 here.

01:32:17.100 Millennials,

01:32:17.760 Generation Z 0.88

01:32:18.820 are the

01:32:19.300 loneliest

01:32:19.680 people.

01:32:21.280 Now,

01:32:21.800 I don't

01:32:22.020 need a

01:32:22.280 study to

01:32:23.160 tell me

01:32:23.480 that.

01:32:25.800 You know,

01:32:26.340 when you

01:32:26.600 have no

01:32:27.040 real purpose,

01:32:28.860 when you

01:32:29.600 have no

01:32:30.180 ethnic

01:32:30.540 unity,

01:32:31.000 when you

01:32:31.220 have no

01:32:31.560 religious

01:32:31.820 unity,

01:32:32.220 when you

01:32:32.400 have no

01:32:32.700 unity at

01:32:33.160 all,

01:32:34.180 I don't

01:32:34.720 care how

01:32:34.940 many friends

01:32:35.380 you have

01:32:35.680 on Facebook,

01:32:36.240 you're going

01:32:36.420 to be a

01:32:36.660 very lonely

01:32:37.080 person.

01:32:38.260 You can be

01:32:38.840 surrounded by

01:32:40.380 positive support

01:32:41.180 and still be

01:32:41.720 completely lonely.

01:32:43.520 A friend

01:32:44.060 isn't just

01:32:44.560 someone you

01:32:45.580 like to

01:32:45.900 party with.

01:32:47.560 A friend,

01:32:48.260 in Aristotle's

01:32:48.840 sense,

01:32:49.480 is someone

01:32:49.900 that you

01:32:50.240 share the

01:32:50.600 virtues with.

01:32:51.400 You're

01:32:51.500 assisting each

01:32:52.000 other.

01:32:52.260 They'd be

01:32:52.540 more like

01:32:52.860 monks in

01:32:53.240 a monastery,

01:32:54.980 strengthening

01:32:55.300 each other

01:32:55.780 in times of

01:32:56.220 struggle,

01:32:57.380 more than

01:32:57.800 just,

01:32:58.180 you know,

01:32:58.460 I don't

01:32:58.680 hate the

01:32:58.940 guys,

01:32:59.340 so we'll

01:33:00.360 hang out

01:33:00.640 together.

01:33:01.420 That's the

01:33:01.820 American

01:33:02.000 definition of

01:33:02.480 a friend.

01:33:05.480 It seems

01:33:06.120 to me that

01:33:06.500 the only thing

01:33:07.040 that these

01:33:07.380 people really

01:33:07.820 respect is

01:33:08.320 money,

01:33:09.540 especially the

01:33:10.180 ones that

01:33:10.520 condemn greed.

01:33:11.720 Money can

01:33:13.820 buy you

01:33:14.100 anything,

01:33:14.460 including

01:33:14.660 people.

01:33:16.680 And so

01:33:18.220 there's this

01:33:18.520 new study,

01:33:19.260 which is a

01:33:19.920 big waste

01:33:20.220 of money,

01:33:21.200 that tells

01:33:21.620 us what we

01:33:21.880 already know,

01:33:23.220 that people

01:33:23.680 18 to 37,

01:33:25.180 that's,

01:33:25.680 I'm 46,

01:33:26.880 so nine

01:33:27.320 years younger

01:33:27.640 than me,

01:33:28.840 are the

01:33:30.340 loneliest, 0.90

01:33:31.380 loneliest

01:33:32.140 people that

01:33:33.340 anyone could

01:33:33.960 think of,

01:33:34.460 which is

01:33:34.700 certainly true,

01:33:35.680 and they

01:33:36.100 claim to be

01:33:36.500 in worse

01:33:36.800 health than

01:33:37.980 older generations.

01:33:38.700 So with

01:33:39.540 trillions of

01:33:40.160 dollars going

01:33:40.660 into the

01:33:40.920 healthcare,

01:33:41.500 overwhelming

01:33:42.120 constant pressure

01:33:42.960 on doctors,

01:33:43.960 hospitals,

01:33:45.100 huge amounts

01:33:46.200 of money,

01:33:47.540 endless reforms,

01:33:48.920 they're in

01:33:49.240 worse health

01:33:49.780 than older

01:33:50.660 generations.

01:33:52.260 I mean,

01:33:52.420 we could talk

01:33:52.740 about the

01:33:53.000 lack of

01:33:53.220 exercise,

01:33:53.760 we could talk

01:33:54.000 about processed

01:33:54.440 foods,

01:33:55.720 we could talk

01:33:56.120 about,

01:33:57.120 you know,

01:33:58.020 what does a

01:33:59.400 lack of a

01:33:59.840 will to live

01:34:00.420 do to the

01:34:00.780 body?

01:34:02.700 When you have

01:34:03.380 no unity,

01:34:03.920 when you have

01:34:04.240 no purpose,

01:34:05.280 what is the

01:34:05.640 physiological

01:34:06.440 repercussions

01:34:09.140 of that?

01:34:09.500 Now,

01:34:09.600 that's something

01:34:10.120 that I would

01:34:10.800 like to see,

01:34:12.920 because,

01:34:14.120 you know,

01:34:14.420 people can

01:34:14.780 survive with

01:34:15.520 the will to

01:34:15.860 live,

01:34:17.000 well,

01:34:17.240 these people

01:34:17.520 don't.

01:34:18.840 Over time,

01:34:20.120 what does

01:34:20.740 this lack

01:34:21.100 of unity

01:34:21.480 or purpose

01:34:22.060 do to the

01:34:22.780 human body?

01:34:24.440 I think

01:34:24.980 this would

01:34:25.240 be a very

01:34:25.540 interesting

01:34:25.780 research question

01:34:26.420 for a

01:34:26.980 scientist to

01:34:27.460 do,

01:34:27.680 I don't

01:34:27.800 know if

01:34:27.920 it's been

01:34:28.140 done,

01:34:29.080 but that

01:34:29.600 would have

01:34:29.800 been more

01:34:30.240 worthwhile

01:34:30.780 than this.

01:34:32.540 There's

01:34:32.920 another one

01:34:33.300 here that's

01:34:33.780 mentioned here,

01:34:34.420 40% of

01:34:34.920 millennials,

01:34:35.640 overspend,

01:34:36.360 keep up

01:34:36.580 with their

01:34:36.760 friends.

01:34:38.580 I didn't

01:34:39.060 need a study

01:34:39.400 for that

01:34:39.720 either.

01:34:41.140 I'm sure

01:34:41.440 it's far

01:34:41.700 higher than

01:34:42.100 that.

01:34:42.500 No one's 0.64

01:34:42.720 going to

01:34:42.840 admit that

01:34:43.220 even to

01:34:43.460 a researcher.

01:34:45.220 So,

01:34:45.600 40% of

01:34:46.220 millennials

01:34:46.480 admit to

01:34:47.960 overspending

01:34:48.440 to keep

01:34:48.760 up with

01:34:48.940 friends.

01:34:50.480 And,

01:34:50.680 of course,

01:34:50.860 if you

01:34:51.000 were to

01:34:51.120 ask them,

01:34:51.640 they would

01:34:51.860 condemn

01:34:52.200 greed and

01:34:52.780 everything's

01:34:53.120 about money

01:34:53.520 and they'd

01:34:53.800 be all

01:34:54.060 angry.

01:34:55.380 It's all 1.00

01:34:55.860 garbage. 1.00

01:34:57.600 America sucks, 1.00

01:34:58.340 as we say. 1.00

01:34:58.900 This is one

01:34:59.520 proof.

01:35:01.380 They have

01:35:01.940 no purpose.

01:35:03.460 They don't

01:35:03.680 know why

01:35:03.920 they're alive.

01:35:04.380 They're

01:35:05.740 overworked.

01:35:06.400 They have

01:35:06.640 a job

01:35:07.040 because bosses

01:35:09.120 try to get

01:35:09.600 as much as

01:35:10.200 they can

01:35:10.560 from fewer

01:35:11.340 and fewer

01:35:11.580 people.

01:35:12.000 We know

01:35:14.480 the sexual

01:35:15.260 problems,

01:35:16.380 the alpha,

01:35:16.760 beta,

01:35:17.020 omega,

01:35:18.020 10% of

01:35:18.760 men,

01:35:19.020 30% of

01:35:19.400 women. 0.81

01:35:19.620 We know

01:35:19.760 the whole

01:35:20.080 deal there.

01:35:21.280 Depression and

01:35:21.860 anger and

01:35:22.320 uselessness there

01:35:22.900 is everywhere.

01:35:24.520 Of course,

01:35:24.980 it's going to

01:35:25.200 have physiological

01:35:25.800 effects.

01:35:27.320 So,

01:35:27.600 again,

01:35:27.860 we didn't

01:35:28.180 need a study

01:35:28.660 to tell us

01:35:29.080 this.

01:35:31.860 And the

01:35:32.320 funny thing,

01:35:32.760 though,

01:35:33.040 the one thing

01:35:33.580 is worthwhile.

01:35:36.040 It says here

01:35:36.520 that people who

01:35:37.100 are less

01:35:38.120 lonely,

01:35:38.440 well,

01:35:39.040 here's a

01:35:39.440 genius line

01:35:39.940 here.

01:35:40.620 People who

01:35:41.140 aren't lonely

01:35:41.840 tend to have

01:35:42.820 more in-person

01:35:43.560 interactions.

01:35:45.860 But,

01:35:46.000 you know,

01:35:46.300 that's the

01:35:47.360 very definition

01:35:47.880 of,

01:35:48.500 you know,

01:35:48.700 that's how 1.00

01:35:48.920 stupid these 1.00

01:35:49.300 people are. 1.00

01:35:50.660 But they

01:35:51.220 do state

01:35:51.760 that those

01:35:53.240 who are less

01:35:53.560 lonely have

01:35:54.020 better health,

01:35:55.380 that their

01:35:55.980 activities are

01:35:56.460 balanced,

01:35:56.940 that they're

01:35:57.160 almost always

01:35:57.680 employed.

01:35:58.560 And I'll

01:35:58.960 bet you,

01:36:00.280 my cats,

01:36:02.380 that they

01:36:03.720 have a strong

01:36:04.140 father.

01:36:06.460 So the

01:36:07.020 conclusion of

01:36:07.440 the study is

01:36:08.020 that Americans

01:36:08.460 are very,

01:36:09.220 very lonely.

01:36:10.860 And that

01:36:11.820 includes people

01:36:12.340 with a lot

01:36:12.620 of friends,

01:36:13.460 with a great

01:36:13.820 social life,

01:36:14.760 they're still

01:36:15.380 lonely.

01:36:16.180 We know

01:36:16.600 why,

01:36:17.420 they don't

01:36:17.700 know why.

01:36:20.820 Yeah,

01:36:21.420 and I,

01:36:23.260 yeah,

01:36:25.780 it always

01:36:26.140 comes back

01:36:26.500 to alienation.

01:36:27.320 I mean,

01:36:27.580 that's kind

01:36:29.240 of the big

01:36:29.500 red pill.

01:36:30.020 And I mean,

01:36:30.840 to take it

01:36:31.460 back kind

01:36:31.780 of theologically,

01:36:32.480 I mean,

01:36:32.680 that's the

01:36:33.160 result of

01:36:33.820 original sin

01:36:34.760 is our own

01:36:35.480 alienation,

01:36:36.340 you know,

01:36:37.240 from ourselves

01:36:37.740 and from the

01:36:38.080 people around

01:36:38.520 us.

01:36:38.760 But I

01:36:39.340 mean,

01:36:39.480 in the

01:36:39.660 past,

01:36:40.080 you know,

01:36:40.940 there was

01:36:41.280 still a

01:36:42.100 conspiracy

01:36:42.500 towards

01:36:43.000 virtue,

01:36:43.800 and natural

01:36:45.040 law kind

01:36:45.740 of has

01:36:46.140 sort of

01:36:46.760 remedies built

01:36:47.280 in to

01:36:47.600 counter this

01:36:48.380 disintegration,

01:36:50.180 you know,

01:36:50.320 through the

01:36:50.560 proliferation of 0.94

01:36:51.160 the family.

01:36:51.520 But of

01:36:52.200 course,

01:36:52.420 this has

01:36:52.660 been very

01:36:54.040 deliberately

01:36:54.320 destroyed.

01:36:55.200 And not

01:36:55.460 only the

01:36:55.780 family,

01:36:56.160 but all,

01:36:56.760 you know,

01:36:57.340 extended ethnic

01:36:58.900 organization.

01:36:59.640 You know,

01:36:59.700 Ian Michael

01:37:00.020 Jones's classic

01:37:01.220 and excellent

01:37:01.700 book,

01:37:02.000 Slaughter of

01:37:02.360 Cities,

01:37:02.580 goes into

01:37:02.900 this in

01:37:03.280 great detail,

01:37:04.540 improving the

01:37:05.500 absolutely

01:37:06.980 knowing and

01:37:08.540 malicious

01:37:08.820 social engineering

01:37:10.880 plant in

01:37:11.760 order to

01:37:12.060 destroy,

01:37:12.500 you know,

01:37:12.720 any ethnic

01:37:13.620 framework within

01:37:14.440 kind of

01:37:16.140 Babylon,

01:37:16.400 USA.

01:37:17.340 So,

01:37:17.800 yeah,

01:37:17.980 it's no

01:37:18.200 surprise people

01:37:18.640 are lonely

01:37:19.060 and alienated

01:37:19.880 and don't

01:37:20.260 have a sense

01:37:20.700 of communion

01:37:21.240 with themselves

01:37:22.480 or with other

01:37:22.980 people around

01:37:23.480 them and so

01:37:24.340 on.

01:37:27.320 And,

01:37:27.780 you know,

01:37:27.920 what I mean,

01:37:28.180 that's the whole

01:37:28.840 thing is that,

01:37:29.400 you know,

01:37:29.620 the kind of

01:37:32.200 analogy of

01:37:32.840 loneliness,

01:37:33.500 it,

01:37:36.040 in a sense,

01:37:36.480 people are often

01:37:37.100 tortured by what

01:37:38.400 they don't have

01:37:40.740 in a sense that

01:37:41.760 the very pain

01:37:42.760 that they experience

01:37:43.380 in their life

01:37:43.800 and the alienation

01:37:44.620 and loneliness

01:37:45.380 speaks,

01:37:46.400 to the existence

01:37:46.980 of some

01:37:47.640 category which

01:37:49.220 can fill that

01:37:49.940 of some

01:37:50.420 communion,

01:37:51.300 which theologically

01:37:52.400 obviously is

01:37:52.980 communion with

01:37:53.520 the grace of

01:37:54.020 God,

01:37:54.660 but oftentimes

01:37:55.220 this is a

01:37:56.180 longing that's

01:37:56.680 experienced without

01:37:57.340 actually any

01:37:58.060 knowledge of

01:37:58.780 what that form

01:37:59.280 is.

01:38:02.100 And so it

01:38:02.840 just creates

01:38:03.480 chaos,

01:38:05.260 creates,

01:38:05.700 you know,

01:38:06.180 suffering.

01:38:06.740 I mean,

01:38:06.960 this is basically

01:38:07.780 what happened

01:38:08.200 with that,

01:38:09.000 you know,

01:38:09.980 that attack in

01:38:10.760 Canada,

01:38:11.120 in Toronto the

01:38:11.540 other day,

01:38:12.120 where the,

01:38:12.520 you know,

01:38:12.740 the lonely,

01:38:13.700 you know,

01:38:15.820 baiting and 0.99

01:38:16.240 suck guy, 1.00

01:38:16.680 yeah. 1.00

01:38:19.560 Right.

01:38:20.560 Yeah,

01:38:21.000 I read it.

01:38:21.680 I mean,

01:38:21.940 he's speaking

01:38:22.500 the language

01:38:22.980 of a lot

01:38:23.700 of guys

01:38:24.160 because he's

01:38:26.780 saying that,

01:38:27.280 you know,

01:38:27.400 I'm rejected,

01:38:28.400 but there's

01:38:28.900 nothing wrong

01:38:29.260 with me.

01:38:29.600 it's arbitrary.

01:38:32.720 And when a

01:38:33.120 society puts,

01:38:34.620 I'm glad you

01:38:34.940 brought that

01:38:35.280 up because I

01:38:36.080 actually was

01:38:36.480 moved by this

01:38:37.220 long autobiography

01:38:39.520 that he put

01:38:39.940 together.

01:38:41.820 A lot of it,

01:38:42.640 I think a lot

01:38:43.080 of men can

01:38:43.440 relate to.

01:38:45.580 It seems

01:38:46.160 completely arbitrary,

01:38:47.320 but the society

01:38:47.860 puts so much

01:38:48.740 stress on

01:38:50.720 women that if 1.00

01:38:51.940 you attract

01:38:52.980 hot girls on 0.99

01:38:53.680 a regular

01:38:53.940 basis,

01:38:54.340 it doesn't

01:38:54.720 matter what

01:38:55.160 else you are,

01:38:56.900 you must be

01:38:57.540 something else.

01:38:57.960 and you're

01:38:59.000 given a

01:38:59.320 tremendous

01:38:59.700 amount of

01:38:59.980 respect for

01:39:01.680 that reason.

01:39:02.420 You could be 1.00

01:39:02.700 a scumbag 1.00

01:39:03.180 and they 1.00

01:39:03.380 usually are 1.00

01:39:03.740 scumbags. 1.00

01:39:05.020 That's almost 1.00

01:39:05.520 the mark of

01:39:05.940 a man now,

01:39:07.600 you know,

01:39:07.820 one after

01:39:08.160 another.

01:39:08.660 And he

01:39:08.840 says,

01:39:09.400 and his

01:39:09.960 whole point

01:39:10.360 was,

01:39:10.660 I don't

01:39:10.840 know how

01:39:11.560 the choice

01:39:12.080 is made

01:39:12.600 because he

01:39:15.080 mentions,

01:39:15.500 he says,

01:39:15.800 you know,

01:39:16.000 I'm just

01:39:16.440 like the

01:39:17.460 popular guys.

01:39:18.780 I've changed

01:39:19.520 my look and

01:39:20.620 I'm not as

01:39:21.480 much of a

01:39:21.780 beta anymore

01:39:22.220 and all this

01:39:22.500 stuff and

01:39:23.340 still nothing.

01:39:25.380 And people

01:39:25.660 who actually

01:39:26.060 are betas

01:39:26.840 or at least

01:39:27.080 sound like it

01:39:27.580 are doing

01:39:27.960 better than

01:39:28.280 me.

01:39:29.740 So he

01:39:30.500 had soaked

01:39:31.760 in this

01:39:32.200 notion that

01:39:32.920 self-esteem is

01:39:33.700 based on

01:39:34.440 female approval.

01:39:36.120 And I

01:39:36.600 soak that in

01:39:37.460 too.

01:39:37.680 A lot of

01:39:38.000 guys do.

01:39:38.900 I've gone

01:39:39.360 beyond it,

01:39:39.800 thank God.

01:39:40.420 You know,

01:39:40.540 this is one of

01:39:40.880 the great

01:39:41.020 reasons of

01:39:41.360 getting older

01:39:41.780 because you

01:39:42.580 don't worry

01:39:42.820 about that

01:39:43.100 anymore.

01:39:44.220 But I

01:39:44.860 mean,

01:39:44.980 I was

01:39:45.220 explicitly

01:39:45.540 told this

01:39:46.100 as a kid.

01:39:46.680 What's the

01:39:47.080 worst insult

01:39:47.720 that a high

01:39:48.300 schooler can

01:39:48.700 be given?

01:39:49.320 He's a

01:39:49.640 virgin,

01:39:50.000 you know?

01:39:51.260 And so

01:39:52.360 you're just

01:39:52.940 absolutely 0.98

01:39:53.460 brainwashed 0.53

01:39:54.060 that female 1.00

01:39:55.140 approval is

01:39:56.760 the measure

01:39:57.040 of a man.

01:39:58.700 So when

01:39:59.620 you don't

01:39:59.900 get it,

01:40:01.720 it would

01:40:02.060 have been

01:40:02.160 one thing

01:40:02.520 if you were

01:40:02.840 500 pounds

01:40:03.780 and loaded

01:40:04.600 with acne.

01:40:05.840 Okay,

01:40:06.240 now I

01:40:06.540 understand.

01:40:07.100 But there's

01:40:07.980 nothing wrong

01:40:08.240 with this

01:40:08.480 guy.

01:40:09.980 And, you

01:40:10.680 know,

01:40:10.860 he dressed

01:40:11.380 well.

01:40:11.940 I mean,

01:40:12.160 there was

01:40:12.360 no,

01:40:13.120 he couldn't

01:40:13.540 figure it

01:40:13.840 out.

01:40:14.660 And it

01:40:15.180 was this,

01:40:15.960 he somehow

01:40:16.440 broke because

01:40:17.560 of the

01:40:17.900 arbitrariness

01:40:18.420 of it.

01:40:19.540 But it's

01:40:19.780 not just,

01:40:20.440 you know,

01:40:20.600 I think even

01:40:21.100 more than

01:40:21.440 money.

01:40:22.880 Motivates

01:40:23.320 men far

01:40:23.700 more than

01:40:24.000 money.

01:40:25.480 If a

01:40:26.020 man were

01:40:27.300 asexual, 0.55

01:40:28.280 he wouldn't

01:40:28.940 buy our

01:40:29.280 money.

01:40:30.260 He wouldn't

01:40:30.840 buy an

01:40:31.140 ice cream.

01:40:31.360 He wouldn't 0.81

01:40:31.560 give a damn. 0.90

01:40:34.560 There was a 0.95

01:40:35.040 family guy

01:40:35.500 where Chris

01:40:36.000 somehow became

01:40:37.580 asexual. 0.58

01:40:38.540 And he

01:40:39.040 became a

01:40:39.500 completely

01:40:39.940 different kid.

01:40:40.540 His whole

01:40:40.820 world changed,

01:40:41.520 actually changed

01:40:42.000 for the past.

01:40:43.480 He didn't

01:40:43.760 care of

01:40:43.960 anyone thought

01:40:44.320 about him.

01:40:44.660 He did

01:40:45.120 exactly what

01:40:45.580 he wanted

01:40:45.840 to do.

01:40:47.020 But when

01:40:47.380 you have

01:40:47.760 that as

01:40:49.100 a measure

01:40:49.440 of a man,

01:40:50.040 this is what

01:40:50.480 you have to

01:40:50.900 do, and

01:40:51.300 you don't

01:40:51.560 get it,

01:40:52.540 well, you

01:40:52.920 are, if

01:40:54.220 so facto,

01:40:55.000 defective.

01:40:56.340 And this

01:40:56.580 is what

01:40:56.880 broke him.

01:40:57.660 And it's

01:40:57.840 going to

01:40:57.980 break a lot

01:40:58.380 of guys.

01:40:58.940 And I

01:40:59.360 posted this

01:41:00.740 before, I

01:41:01.380 said, this

01:41:01.920 is going to

01:41:02.160 be one of

01:41:02.600 many.

01:41:03.980 This is

01:41:04.420 your society,

01:41:05.100 this is your

01:41:05.540 fault, this

01:41:06.460 is what's

01:41:06.720 going to

01:41:06.920 happen.

01:41:07.520 You can't

01:41:07.980 torture men

01:41:08.600 like him and 0.83

01:41:09.680 expect nothing

01:41:10.100 to happen.

01:41:12.460 So I'm

01:41:13.560 glad you

01:41:13.820 brought that

01:41:14.120 up, because

01:41:14.400 it's closely

01:41:15.000 connected to

01:41:15.420 this issue.

01:41:17.620 Yeah, yeah,

01:41:18.600 exactly.

01:41:20.560 And this is,

01:41:21.280 well, one

01:41:22.000 reason to be

01:41:22.760 optimistic, is

01:41:23.960 why I'm

01:41:24.420 optimistic for

01:41:25.100 the future

01:41:25.400 of the

01:41:25.620 church, is

01:41:26.420 because the

01:41:26.840 church provides

01:41:27.520 through the

01:41:27.840 mysterious

01:41:28.160 life,

01:41:29.720 communing with

01:41:30.140 Christ

01:41:30.360 directly,

01:41:32.040 people will

01:41:32.980 come to it

01:41:34.300 naturally as

01:41:35.020 the most

01:41:35.800 elegant and

01:41:37.300 central solution

01:41:39.300 to these

01:41:39.580 issues.

01:41:40.240 I mean, as

01:41:40.640 that alienation

01:41:41.600 decreases the

01:41:42.940 need for

01:41:43.440 holy communion,

01:41:44.660 increases

01:41:45.160 proportionately,

01:41:46.260 and the

01:41:47.460 dramatic

01:41:48.860 contrast of

01:41:50.420 the sacred

01:41:51.180 against the

01:41:51.780 profane increases

01:41:52.660 as the

01:41:52.980 profane gains

01:41:54.340 total dominance.

01:41:55.480 The

01:41:55.580 demonocracy

01:41:56.200 continues to

01:41:57.860 implement itself

01:41:58.560 with the

01:41:58.800 rule of

01:41:59.060 my passion,

01:41:59.600 all that.

01:42:00.920 Well, I

01:42:01.180 feel sorry

01:42:01.620 for men.

01:42:02.100 it's so

01:42:04.340 horrible for

01:42:04.840 a man to 0.99

01:42:05.360 be, you

01:42:06.080 know, short 0.82

01:42:06.580 or fat 0.63

01:42:07.120 or bald. 0.85

01:42:08.560 I mean, I

01:42:08.960 thank God

01:42:09.520 every day that

01:42:10.400 I have all

01:42:10.940 my hair, I'm

01:42:11.440 six foot tall,

01:42:12.340 I'm, of

01:42:12.620 course, irresistibly

01:42:13.360 handsome.

01:42:14.740 My father was

01:42:15.860 a bit of a

01:42:16.480 player.

01:42:17.380 He was 6'4",

01:42:18.180 and had a lot

01:42:18.720 of money.

01:42:19.600 You know, this

01:42:19.840 was the

01:42:20.060 foundation, this

01:42:20.440 is how I

01:42:20.720 grew up. 0.55

01:42:21.820 I thank God

01:42:22.640 every day I

01:42:23.440 have those

01:42:23.860 things, but to

01:42:24.420 be George

01:42:25.340 Costanza is to

01:42:26.840 be condemned to

01:42:27.480 an absolutely

01:42:27.920 miserable life,

01:42:29.080 and it's

01:42:29.600 arbitrary.

01:42:30.180 A man can't 1.00

01:42:31.020 help it that

01:42:31.360 he's bald or

01:42:32.080 are massively

01:42:32.700 overweight.

01:42:33.400 It's often

01:42:33.880 not their

01:42:34.120 fault, and

01:42:35.240 it seems

01:42:36.100 arbitrary.

01:42:36.800 You know, all

01:42:37.140 the woman has 0.90

01:42:37.640 to be is not

01:42:38.460 a land

01:42:38.760 whale, and

01:42:39.660 she'll do

01:42:39.880 fine, but a

01:42:41.260 man has to

01:42:41.600 have all of

01:42:41.940 these things,

01:42:42.560 and that's

01:42:42.780 why I think

01:42:43.080 one of the

01:42:43.280 reasons Seinfeld

01:42:43.740 was so

01:42:44.000 successful was

01:42:45.160 that George

01:42:45.460 Costanza, you

01:42:46.340 know, spoke to

01:42:46.840 a lot of

01:42:47.120 these poor

01:42:47.660 souls who

01:42:48.780 don't have a

01:42:49.160 chance, even

01:42:50.540 with money, and

01:42:53.120 these arbitrary

01:42:53.520 standards are 0.84

01:42:54.060 going to lead

01:42:54.320 to a lot of

01:42:54.860 problems.

01:42:55.200 Yeah, I

01:42:56.860 mean, this

01:42:57.260 is what

01:42:57.780 has become

01:42:58.200 of, well, I

01:43:00.720 mean, it's, you

01:43:01.200 know, one of

01:43:01.500 the features

01:43:02.440 universally of

01:43:03.540 matriarchal 1.00

01:43:04.980 religions and

01:43:05.740 female goddess

01:43:06.680 worship is, you

01:43:07.380 know, ritualized 0.86

01:43:07.900 prostitution, but 1.00

01:43:09.160 we've got that

01:43:09.680 without the

01:43:10.040 sacrality.

01:43:10.600 I mean, at

01:43:12.740 least when the

01:43:13.860 Greeks, like, 1.00

01:43:15.340 you know, committed 0.61

01:43:15.860 the abomination of

01:43:16.680 desolation in the

01:43:17.640 temple sanctuary and,

01:43:18.820 you know, erected

01:43:19.640 cults to Aphrodite,

01:43:21.280 there was the

01:43:21.720 pretense of the

01:43:23.080 transcendent and,

01:43:24.220 you know, the

01:43:25.060 sacral reality when

01:43:26.220 they defiled the

01:43:27.540 holy of holies.

01:43:28.860 But now it's

01:43:29.620 just, it's, it's,

01:43:30.580 it's just totally

01:43:31.920 nihilistic.

01:43:32.780 It's totally

01:43:33.140 nominalist.

01:43:36.880 So, you

01:43:37.720 know,

01:43:37.960 you can do the

01:43:42.780 next one if you

01:43:43.200 want.

01:43:43.760 Sure.

01:43:44.440 Okay.

01:43:44.820 So I'm going to

01:43:45.380 do, this is from

01:43:46.900 thetelegraph.co.uk.

01:43:49.220 Ah, man.

01:43:50.400 Mother, 19,

01:43:51.660 stabbed boyfriend

01:43:52.420 during sex after 0.94

01:43:53.500 telling him men 0.99

01:43:54.240 should only be used 0.73

01:43:55.100 for human sacrifice.

01:43:56.680 It's kind of a

01:43:57.220 nice segue.

01:44:00.620 Okay.

01:44:01.640 So a young

01:44:02.380 mother has been

01:44:02.860 jailed for 11

01:44:03.480 years.

01:44:04.280 Well, I'm quite

01:44:05.780 shocked that you

01:44:06.300 got that, frankly.

01:44:07.400 For stabbing her

01:44:07.940 occasional boyfriend

01:44:08.700 as they had 0.75

01:44:09.180 sexual intercourse

01:44:09.860 after texting him 0.87

01:44:11.060 to say that men

01:44:12.740 should only be

01:44:13.240 used as human 0.72

01:44:13.760 sacrifice, Zoe

01:44:14.960 Adams, 19, had

01:44:16.220 dressed up as a

01:44:16.960 clown and put a 0.97

01:44:18.520 pillow over 1.00

01:44:19.100 Kieran Bewick's

01:44:19.940 head to make

01:44:20.760 their encounter

01:44:21.340 more exhilarating.

01:44:23.120 Last year,

01:44:24.020 Carlisle Crown

01:44:24.740 Court heard.

01:44:28.820 This is consensual.

01:44:30.120 The pillow in the

01:44:31.440 clown suit was

01:44:32.280 consensual. 0.99

01:44:33.180 Indeed.

01:44:34.460 And so I guess

01:44:34.980 that the service

01:44:36.220 is what he gets

01:44:36.720 then.

01:44:36.920 Yeah, wages

01:44:38.940 of sin are

01:44:39.420 death.

01:44:39.900 I mean, there's

01:44:41.360 a great line

01:44:42.260 from, I think

01:44:42.900 it's Proverbs.

01:44:43.740 You know, her

01:44:44.800 lips are coated

01:44:45.640 in honey and

01:44:46.300 she adorns her

01:44:47.580 bed with cinnamon,

01:44:48.840 but she sleeps

01:44:49.680 with dead men

01:44:50.340 and her feet

01:44:50.780 are in Hades.

01:44:53.080 And so, yeah,

01:44:53.780 I mean, that's

01:44:54.400 what's going on

01:44:56.320 here.

01:44:56.440 But this is a

01:44:56.780 perfect example

01:44:57.420 is that, yes,

01:44:58.680 there is, there

01:44:59.380 are really

01:44:59.920 this, this, you

01:45:03.980 know, demonic,

01:45:04.760 you know, Kali

01:45:05.420 Yuga, real

01:45:06.360 Kali-like 1.00

01:45:07.160 entropic female 1.00

01:45:09.240 behavior is

01:45:10.560 totally real.

01:45:11.380 I mean, because

01:45:11.860 it's, I mean,

01:45:13.360 it's even in the

01:45:13.880 headline.

01:45:14.220 I mean, that's

01:45:14.500 the whole essence

01:45:15.080 of the inversion

01:45:15.760 is, you know,

01:45:16.260 a mother as the

01:45:16.860 life giver to a

01:45:17.980 mother as this

01:45:18.720 kind of, you

01:45:20.200 know, concubine 0.72

01:45:20.800 succubus of death

01:45:21.720 who does the

01:45:23.060 opposite of her

01:45:24.620 purpose.

01:45:25.020 So, that was

01:45:28.900 just, it was

01:45:29.260 just for the

01:45:29.620 comic purpose

01:45:30.340 of having this

01:45:30.940 in Kali Yuga

01:45:31.500 news?

01:45:34.200 No, certainly

01:45:35.000 not, but I

01:45:35.640 think that,

01:45:36.140 well, it

01:45:37.960 reveals the,

01:45:38.660 you know, what

01:45:40.580 we, what the

01:45:41.280 whole point of

01:45:42.020 Kali Yuga news

01:45:42.580 is that, you

01:45:43.900 know, the world

01:45:44.220 around us

01:45:44.680 manifests essentially

01:45:45.700 the theological

01:45:46.280 reality.

01:45:48.460 And that the,

01:45:49.600 you know, you

01:45:50.040 see these, you

01:45:51.560 know, explicit

01:45:52.080 manifestations of

01:45:53.200 spiritual evil.

01:45:55.020 fairly commonly

01:45:56.300 in our society

01:45:57.040 around us, I

01:45:57.600 guess.

01:45:58.980 Well, something

01:45:59.700 I've been

01:46:00.260 studying the

01:46:01.420 history of

01:46:01.880 witches recently

01:46:02.820 and it

01:46:05.060 confirmed what

01:46:05.660 I already

01:46:05.980 knew.

01:46:08.120 The modern

01:46:08.980 man has no

01:46:09.660 idea what a

01:46:10.320 witch is.

01:46:11.720 A witch is a 1.00

01:46:12.300 very, very

01:46:12.680 practical concept.

01:46:14.580 A witch was 1.00

01:46:15.400 always a very

01:46:16.300 attractive young

01:46:17.020 woman who, for 0.63

01:46:18.900 whatever reason,

01:46:19.980 didn't have a

01:46:20.580 family.

01:46:21.420 Which, of

01:46:21.640 course, you

01:46:22.280 know, a hundred

01:46:23.100 years ago and

01:46:23.620 beyond meant you

01:46:24.780 were nobody.

01:46:26.060 Without a

01:46:26.440 family, you

01:46:27.580 know, there

01:46:28.320 was no such

01:46:28.580 thing as anyone

01:46:28.980 living alone at

01:46:29.680 the time.

01:46:30.620 You know, even

01:46:30.920 60 years ago,

01:46:31.540 70 years ago, it

01:46:32.160 didn't exist.

01:46:33.520 So centuries in

01:46:34.440 the past, and

01:46:37.520 so how does she 0.55

01:46:37.920 survive?

01:46:39.940 She needs to 0.98

01:46:40.720 use her looks. 1.00

01:46:41.920 So she comes

01:46:42.540 wandering into a

01:46:43.220 village and she

01:46:44.600 catches the eye of

01:46:47.420 some guy.

01:46:47.980 Remember, you

01:46:48.440 know, the

01:46:49.100 putting a woman on 1.00

01:46:50.900 a pedestal and

01:46:51.540 worshipping her

01:46:51.940 body, that didn't 0.73

01:46:52.520 exist until the

01:46:53.540 sexual revolution. 1.00

01:46:55.940 You know, marriages

01:46:56.640 weren't entered

01:46:57.120 into because she

01:46:58.000 was hot.

01:46:58.760 You know what I

01:46:58.960 mean?

01:46:59.540 That's a strictly

01:47:01.020 postmodern thing.

01:47:02.840 So these men had

01:47:03.600 no defenses against

01:47:04.800 her.

01:47:06.660 And if she's

01:47:07.260 doing this for

01:47:07.640 her own survival,

01:47:08.360 she will then

01:47:08.900 manipulate him, get

01:47:09.920 him to fall in

01:47:10.540 love with her, tell

01:47:12.400 him how handsome

01:47:12.840 he is, how

01:47:13.260 wonderful he is,

01:47:14.140 for she has a

01:47:14.600 peasant wife that 0.98

01:47:15.640 he has completely

01:47:16.160 ignored at this

01:47:16.780 point.

01:47:16.980 And the man

01:47:19.600 does what men 0.86

01:47:20.360 do when they

01:47:20.920 want some, and 0.99

01:47:21.540 act like lunatics. 0.95

01:47:23.160 It looks just like 1.00

01:47:24.260 you're under a

01:47:24.720 spell.

01:47:25.340 It looks just like

01:47:26.060 you're possessed

01:47:26.360 by somebody.

01:47:27.540 You abandon your

01:47:28.180 family, you abandon

01:47:29.020 your job, you

01:47:29.820 can't concentrate,

01:47:31.360 you, you, you

01:47:32.240 know, you're not

01:47:33.100 even coherent half

01:47:33.940 the time.

01:47:34.740 You're following

01:47:35.320 this woman around

01:47:36.000 being a total 1.00

01:47:37.940 jerk. 1.00

01:47:38.620 You know, you 0.92

01:47:39.240 could see how

01:47:39.840 someone would say

01:47:40.620 she's got a 0.79

01:47:41.400 spell on him.

01:47:42.000 And we still use

01:47:43.880 that phrase.

01:47:45.260 She's got a 0.79

01:47:45.680 spell on him.

01:47:46.040 A man in love 1.00

01:47:47.120 is a moron, is 1.00

01:47:48.980 drunk, is almost 1.00

01:47:50.060 retarded, and is 1.00

01:47:51.080 retarded, and do 1.00

01:47:52.440 things that they

01:47:53.000 would never do.

01:47:54.500 What men do to 0.89

01:47:55.180 chase after a

01:47:55.760 woman is laughable. 1.00

01:47:56.720 But back then, 0.97

01:47:57.680 because you didn't

01:47:58.640 have, it wasn't

01:47:59.180 institutionalized like

01:48:00.040 it is today, they

01:48:02.560 said she had magic

01:48:03.240 powers.

01:48:04.060 And that's exactly

01:48:04.640 what she did.

01:48:05.120 That's what magic

01:48:05.560 was.

01:48:06.820 It was hypnosis.

01:48:09.000 And that's what a

01:48:09.980 witch was.

01:48:12.020 They're depicted as

01:48:13.180 these old ladies 1.00

01:48:13.920 because they're

01:48:16.040 that's what they

01:48:16.700 really were.

01:48:17.420 On the inside,

01:48:18.200 they were these 1.00

01:48:18.560 disgusting, ugly 1.00

01:48:19.960 people. 1.00

01:48:21.440 So they're

01:48:21.840 depicted as they 0.76

01:48:22.400 really are, not

01:48:23.180 their image as

01:48:25.800 this beautiful

01:48:26.440 woman.

01:48:28.240 Morally speaking, 0.99

01:48:29.060 they're hideous. 0.91

01:48:30.000 And that's how he

01:48:30.380 got the idea of

01:48:31.060 them.

01:48:31.400 So the notion of

01:48:32.100 casting spells and

01:48:32.980 everything else, well,

01:48:34.160 we still use that

01:48:34.900 very same language

01:48:35.600 today.

01:48:35.820 That's what a 0.93

01:48:36.160 witch is.

01:48:37.280 Generally speaking,

01:48:37.880 that's what a

01:48:38.200 witch has always 0.83

01:48:38.660 been.

01:48:40.020 It's a woman using 1.00

01:48:40.760 her looks to

01:48:42.380 compensate for not

01:48:43.640 having a family,

01:48:44.280 having no support.

01:48:44.860 So why she

01:48:45.820 doesn't have a

01:48:46.100 family, I don't

01:48:46.440 know.

01:48:48.140 And that in and

01:48:48.720 of itself at the

01:48:49.260 time was weird.

01:48:50.800 And this is what

01:48:51.460 it comes down to.

01:48:52.160 This is what, you

01:48:52.960 know, we use the

01:48:53.660 word Jezebel for

01:48:54.340 that, even though

01:48:55.040 it's a different

01:48:55.340 context.

01:48:57.680 So I found that

01:48:59.200 fascinating.

01:49:00.200 That's exactly what

01:49:01.080 they meant by

01:49:01.560 magic.

01:49:02.000 That's what they

01:49:02.320 meant by witchcraft.

01:49:03.200 That's what they

01:49:03.520 meant by, you

01:49:04.560 know, almost

01:49:05.020 possession at the

01:49:05.760 time.

01:49:06.140 And we can

01:49:06.460 understand why.

01:49:10.820 Absolutely.

01:49:11.940 All right, Father,

01:49:12.500 do you have another

01:49:13.440 article you wanted to

01:49:14.120 present?

01:49:15.540 Yeah, something

01:49:16.240 having nothing to

01:49:16.780 do with clown 0.99

01:49:17.200 sex, if you 1.00

01:49:17.900 don't mind. 0.90

01:49:18.600 That's all right.

01:49:19.340 Again, we cover

01:49:19.900 just too much of

01:49:20.700 that, I guess, in

01:49:21.180 this program.

01:49:22.040 Yeah, you know,

01:49:22.620 you really, so

01:49:23.500 let's leave that 0.91

01:49:24.620 until, well, it's 0.83

01:49:25.860 clown world. 0.54

01:49:26.960 Yeah, close. 0.98

01:49:28.580 No cigar.

01:49:29.640 Clown world, and

01:49:30.900 it has to do with 0.82

01:49:31.760 the White Helmet, 0.85

01:49:33.400 a group that

01:49:34.140 really, you know,

01:49:35.400 when they first

01:49:35.920 came on the scene,

01:49:36.860 of course, they

01:49:37.300 were being

01:49:37.900 described in

01:49:39.360 venerable terms.

01:49:40.300 I knew something

01:49:42.560 was wrong.

01:49:44.860 The title is

01:49:45.980 The U.S.

01:49:47.060 Freezes Funding

01:49:47.840 for White Helmets 0.70

01:49:48.540 as the group's

01:49:50.460 chemical attack

01:49:52.160 claim falls apart.

01:49:53.240 Imagine my shock

01:49:56.060 when I learned

01:49:56.700 that the chemical

01:49:57.140 attack claim was

01:49:58.220 falling apart.

01:50:00.400 It's one of the

01:50:01.840 biggest, I don't

01:50:03.240 know, it is the

01:50:03.820 biggest frustration

01:50:04.400 of my life, where

01:50:06.100 all of my predictions

01:50:06.960 come true, no one

01:50:07.920 notices.

01:50:08.200 I tear everything

01:50:10.500 apart immediately, and

01:50:12.200 no one pays any

01:50:12.700 attention, and then

01:50:13.460 it all happens in

01:50:14.400 reality, and other

01:50:15.580 people go and get

01:50:16.040 the credit.

01:50:18.100 That gets tiring

01:50:19.000 after a while, to

01:50:19.700 be honest with you.

01:50:21.360 And the chemical

01:50:21.820 attacks, although in

01:50:23.260 Syria, the chemical 0.93

01:50:23.820 attacks were so bad,

01:50:25.480 were so badly

01:50:26.180 staged, when it

01:50:28.820 first happened, it

01:50:30.520 was in the beginning

01:50:30.980 of the war, and if

01:50:32.640 you remember, before

01:50:33.960 the shooting started

01:50:34.700 in Syria, pro-Assad

01:50:37.940 rallies were ten

01:50:38.800 times the size of

01:50:40.520 the anti-Assad

01:50:41.100 rallies.

01:50:42.780 The Assad family 0.97

01:50:43.640 has, you know,

01:50:45.900 brought Syria to 1.00

01:50:47.240 almost first world

01:50:47.900 status in many

01:50:48.600 ways.

01:50:49.900 It was 1991, and

01:50:52.100 I wrote a paper

01:50:53.300 on his father,

01:50:54.820 General Hafez

01:50:55.360 al-Assad of the 0.91

01:50:55.840 Air Force, saying

01:50:57.760 that he's our type

01:50:58.700 of guy, and I

01:50:59.500 was in college.

01:51:00.900 But because he was

01:51:01.880 supported by the

01:51:02.440 USSR, I was

01:51:04.460 attacked by every

01:51:05.240 right-winger who

01:51:05.940 read it.

01:51:06.260 It wasn't

01:51:08.440 necessarily because

01:51:08.860 they loved Israel

01:51:09.240 so much, but

01:51:09.860 because, you

01:51:10.840 know, he was a

01:51:11.300 Soviet client.

01:51:13.200 The Assads broke

01:51:14.580 the power of

01:51:15.300 oligarchy. 0.94

01:51:15.980 So here we go

01:51:16.420 again, back to

01:51:17.040 the monarchy

01:51:17.400 idea.

01:51:18.900 He functioned

01:51:19.560 as a monarch.

01:51:20.560 He had the

01:51:21.020 military behind

01:51:21.680 him.

01:51:22.160 He had the

01:51:22.640 peasants behind

01:51:23.160 him.

01:51:24.000 He broke the

01:51:24.760 power of the

01:51:25.200 landlords.

01:51:25.720 He gave land

01:51:26.420 away for free.

01:51:28.080 All the typical

01:51:28.500 stuff like

01:51:29.060 Qaddafi did.

01:51:30.320 Hussein did.

01:51:31.720 Zero percent

01:51:32.220 interest loans to

01:51:33.520 start a farm, that

01:51:34.160 kind of thing.

01:51:34.600 And prior

01:51:36.900 to the

01:51:37.180 shooting, Syria

01:51:39.120 was rapidly

01:51:40.080 developing, had

01:51:42.000 modern cities, had

01:51:45.200 an Islamic

01:51:46.180 fundamentalist

01:51:46.740 movement that

01:51:47.060 was under

01:51:47.320 control, and a

01:51:49.420 very powerful

01:51:50.120 Greek Orthodox

01:51:51.480 population that

01:51:52.240 made up about

01:51:52.580 30 percent of

01:51:53.100 the country.

01:51:54.560 It's the most

01:51:55.140 Orthodox country

01:51:55.780 in the Middle

01:51:56.240 East.

01:51:58.140 And of course,

01:51:58.920 Orthodox people

01:51:59.480 always supported

01:52:00.340 the Assads, since

01:52:02.220 they were vehemently

01:52:03.240 opposed to

01:52:03.820 mainline Islamic

01:52:05.260 rule.

01:52:07.800 So the first

01:52:08.600 time a chemical

01:52:09.100 attack was

01:52:09.560 reported, the

01:52:10.560 war had just

01:52:10.960 started, and he

01:52:11.520 was winning it.

01:52:13.220 It made no

01:52:13.900 sense.

01:52:14.940 This one is

01:52:15.480 really bad, because

01:52:16.900 it allegedly

01:52:17.540 occurred, once

01:52:19.440 the war is, he

01:52:20.520 not just winning

01:52:21.040 the war, he

01:52:21.540 won the war, he's

01:52:22.820 mopping up, he's

01:52:23.520 got one little

01:52:23.920 place left, and

01:52:25.840 now he's going 1.00

01:52:26.580 to shoot a 1.00

01:52:27.260 canister of 0.99

01:52:28.480 sarin gas to

01:52:29.640 make sure that

01:52:30.060 the Americans

01:52:30.520 now attack him

01:52:31.280 every day.

01:52:32.400 That makes

01:52:32.800 sense, right?

01:52:33.800 It's so 0.99

01:52:34.380 ridiculous. 0.97

01:52:35.880 But the 0.99

01:52:36.640 people who

01:52:37.360 were constructing

01:52:38.780 this tale were

01:52:40.900 the White

01:52:41.100 Helmets.

01:52:42.640 Now the

01:52:43.220 U.S.

01:52:44.120 is, they

01:52:44.580 can't deny it

01:52:45.580 anymore.

01:52:46.680 Yeah, it's a

01:52:47.040 fake.

01:52:48.420 And that it

01:52:49.440 was done by

01:52:50.280 the White

01:52:50.540 Helmets.

01:52:50.940 There was no

01:52:51.480 chemical attack

01:52:52.380 at all.

01:52:53.900 It wasn't like

01:52:54.420 it was done by

01:52:55.000 the rebels or

01:52:55.700 something.

01:52:56.200 There was no

01:52:56.700 such thing. 0.95

01:52:59.460 And now they

01:53:00.380 know this.

01:53:00.800 And the

01:53:02.440 U.S.

01:53:02.660 government is

01:53:03.600 blaming the

01:53:05.120 White Helmets,

01:53:05.860 saying you

01:53:06.160 guys misled

01:53:06.720 us, and so

01:53:07.840 their funding is

01:53:08.320 being cut.

01:53:09.500 So that is a

01:53:10.340 wonderful white

01:53:10.960 pill for us to

01:53:12.340 deal with.

01:53:14.420 So, you know,

01:53:15.540 it's an

01:53:15.900 embarrassment to

01:53:16.360 the U.S.

01:53:17.640 It's a complete

01:53:18.280 defeat for

01:53:18.820 American foreign

01:53:19.340 policy.

01:53:20.840 And it's,

01:53:22.220 and essentially

01:53:23.380 what they're

01:53:23.660 doing is they're

01:53:24.800 separating themselves

01:53:26.260 from their own

01:53:26.660 propaganda machine.

01:53:27.380 So it's

01:53:29.040 wonderful news.

01:53:30.300 No, it is

01:53:30.640 delightful.

01:53:31.360 I mean, it's,

01:53:32.220 you know, the

01:53:32.920 peak absurdity

01:53:33.660 when it, when

01:53:34.780 that system

01:53:35.240 begins to kind

01:53:35.980 of devour

01:53:36.580 itself.

01:53:37.700 And the, you

01:53:39.300 know, there's

01:53:39.840 not enough dark

01:53:40.820 necromantic force

01:53:42.000 to sustain, you

01:53:43.420 know, the

01:53:43.800 edifice of

01:53:44.720 lies.

01:53:45.480 And it begins

01:53:46.400 to devour

01:53:47.220 its own, its

01:53:48.820 own lifeblood

01:53:49.460 and its own

01:53:49.820 appendages.

01:53:51.000 And the kind

01:53:51.340 of patchwork

01:53:52.000 of hastily

01:53:53.400 sewn together

01:53:54.140 heterogeneous

01:53:55.600 limbs,

01:53:56.160 rebels and

01:53:57.360 kind of wrestles

01:53:58.560 against one

01:53:58.980 another as

01:53:59.860 the whole

01:54:00.320 corpse begins

01:54:00.860 to shake

01:54:01.200 itself back

01:54:02.200 into disintegration

01:54:03.120 is really

01:54:04.140 the same

01:54:04.700 thing with

01:54:04.940 ISIS, same 0.98

01:54:05.740 situation.

01:54:08.220 Yeah, absolutely.

01:54:09.220 That's been

01:54:09.840 the story

01:54:10.580 literally for

01:54:11.100 the last,

01:54:12.040 for the whole

01:54:13.740 Sykes-Picot era,

01:54:14.620 I mean, in the

01:54:15.020 Middle East is

01:54:16.140 British and

01:54:17.360 American

01:54:17.780 intelligence

01:54:18.200 services, you

01:54:19.760 know, making

01:54:20.020 all of these

01:54:20.480 deals and then

01:54:21.220 the dudes

01:54:21.520 betray them and

01:54:22.280 then they betray,

01:54:23.180 you know, their

01:54:23.540 puppets once they

01:54:24.840 go rogue.

01:54:26.160 You know, I

01:54:26.960 mean, I think

01:54:28.040 Jay Dyer was

01:54:28.600 discussing them,

01:54:29.340 you know, Miles

01:54:29.740 Copeland, who

01:54:30.260 was the CIA

01:54:31.980 Middle East

01:54:33.180 Asian chief back

01:54:33.940 in the 50s and

01:54:34.780 60s, was

01:54:35.260 talking about

01:54:35.720 how Nasser

01:54:36.700 was a puppet

01:54:38.760 of the CIA

01:54:39.300 and that the

01:54:40.220 whole, you

01:54:40.920 know, the

01:54:41.640 whole utility

01:54:43.300 in Nasser

01:54:44.380 being a puppet

01:54:46.180 was that he

01:54:46.560 could appear to

01:54:47.080 be independent

01:54:47.640 and have the

01:54:48.140 pretense of

01:54:48.560 legitimacy.

01:54:50.300 That's a false

01:54:51.040 opposition.

01:54:51.440 So, but

01:54:58.080 indeed, you

01:54:58.440 know, it's

01:54:58.740 great to see

01:54:59.120 hopefully there

01:55:00.480 is not, you

01:55:01.080 know, World

01:55:01.340 War III in

01:55:01.720 Syria over 0.96

01:55:02.280 fake gas

01:55:03.060 attacks, you

01:55:04.000 know, but

01:55:04.260 that would

01:55:04.600 kind of be

01:55:05.000 par for the

01:55:05.380 course, frankly.

01:55:06.980 Well, I've

01:55:07.580 said this before

01:55:08.160 and I'll say

01:55:08.660 it again, the

01:55:10.180 American economy

01:55:11.200 is unsavable.

01:55:14.820 There's no

01:55:15.360 way to pay

01:55:15.800 back this

01:55:16.180 debt.

01:55:17.540 Americans

01:55:17.860 are, you

01:55:19.180 know, living

01:55:19.440 paycheck by

01:55:19.900 paycheck, the

01:55:20.480 overwhelming

01:55:20.760 majority of

01:55:21.400 them, the

01:55:22.620 super wealthy

01:55:23.180 control pretty

01:55:25.340 much everything.

01:55:26.600 Government is

01:55:27.160 privatized.

01:55:28.560 What happened

01:55:29.280 the last time

01:55:29.860 this occurred?

01:55:30.800 That was

01:55:31.080 World War II

01:55:31.560 where FDR, no

01:55:33.840 matter what he

01:55:34.260 did, couldn't

01:55:35.480 stop the

01:55:36.340 continued cancer

01:55:38.620 of the Great

01:55:39.000 Depression and

01:55:40.120 he needed a

01:55:40.560 war.

01:55:41.140 The federal

01:55:41.400 government took

01:55:41.740 over the

01:55:42.020 entire economy

01:55:42.640 and I fear

01:55:44.300 that's going to

01:55:44.880 be the problem

01:55:45.300 here.

01:55:47.360 Yeah, a

01:55:48.020 reasonable fear,

01:55:48.660 I think.

01:55:49.440 A reasonable

01:55:49.760 fear.

01:55:50.080 Okay, well

01:55:51.160 we'll hit one

01:55:51.960 or two more

01:55:52.280 stories and

01:55:52.640 then we'll

01:55:52.960 check out.

01:55:56.460 Okay, so

01:55:57.220 I'm going to

01:55:58.220 cover one from

01:55:59.380 the United

01:55:59.660 Kingdom.

01:56:00.520 This is from

01:56:01.180 Breitbart, UK.

01:56:02.720 Scottish man in

01:56:03.560 custody for

01:56:04.180 carrying potato

01:56:04.860 peeler in

01:56:05.500 public place.

01:56:07.340 A man was

01:56:07.860 arrested in

01:56:08.640 Doomferline,

01:56:09.900 Scotland, on

01:56:10.700 Saturday for

01:56:11.520 carrying a

01:56:12.020 potato peeler in

01:56:12.800 a public place

01:56:13.560 quote, without

01:56:14.400 reasonable excuse

01:56:15.560 and faces up

01:56:16.680 to four years

01:56:17.540 in prison.

01:56:20.480 I mean,

01:56:20.820 basically,

01:56:21.600 what's going

01:56:22.480 on is exactly

01:56:23.140 what you would

01:56:23.620 imagine.

01:56:23.940 He's being

01:56:24.200 charged under

01:56:24.740 their basic

01:56:25.280 criminal law

01:56:26.320 code of

01:56:26.620 1995 and

01:56:27.980 he's basically

01:56:29.480 walking around

01:56:31.100 and was

01:56:31.420 arrested because

01:56:32.160 the United

01:56:33.100 Kingdom is

01:56:33.460 trying to

01:56:33.700 crack down on 0.97

01:56:34.480 non-white 0.90

01:56:35.280 gang knife

01:56:36.340 crime, knife

01:56:36.940 stabbings.

01:56:37.700 And so they've

01:56:38.180 arrested a man

01:56:39.620 with a potato

01:56:40.140 peeler and

01:56:40.900 decided to

01:56:41.420 charge him for

01:56:43.460 carrying a

01:56:43.880 potato peeler.

01:56:45.900 So,

01:56:46.640 sometimes in

01:56:48.840 stories it's

01:56:49.160 kind of difficult

01:56:49.640 almost to

01:56:50.200 open up with

01:56:51.040 comment because

01:56:51.960 the level of

01:56:52.520 absurdity is so

01:56:53.500 high.

01:56:53.840 And in fact,

01:56:54.240 I feel like I

01:56:54.760 say this every

01:56:55.280 episode because

01:56:56.120 of the kind of

01:56:56.560 stories that we

01:56:57.060 cover.

01:56:58.700 Well, my

01:56:59.700 ex-father-in-law

01:57:01.400 was a potato

01:57:02.060 peeler in the

01:57:02.920 Air Force for

01:57:03.640 30 years.

01:57:05.300 And he was

01:57:06.920 quite adamant

01:57:07.620 that a potato

01:57:08.100 peeler is quite

01:57:08.740 a dangerous

01:57:09.180 weapon if used

01:57:09.880 by the right

01:57:10.360 person.

01:57:11.700 And if there's

01:57:11.900 anyone who

01:57:12.380 knows,

01:57:13.120 potato peeler is

01:57:13.740 it's him.

01:57:14.760 So, I

01:57:15.640 might not be

01:57:16.120 so humorous

01:57:19.000 about this

01:57:19.320 one.

01:57:20.060 Wow,

01:57:20.380 Father John,

01:57:20.840 I never

01:57:21.660 considered it

01:57:22.140 from that

01:57:22.360 perspective.

01:57:23.880 Yes, I

01:57:24.180 suppose it's

01:57:24.800 true he

01:57:25.460 could have

01:57:25.700 been a

01:57:26.240 specialized

01:57:26.840 potato peeler

01:57:28.220 but if he

01:57:28.860 was likely

01:57:29.380 trained and

01:57:30.800 an expert

01:57:31.760 in the

01:57:32.260 handling of

01:57:32.780 this potentially

01:57:33.640 very deadly

01:57:34.240 weapon,

01:57:34.980 probably he

01:57:35.520 would have

01:57:35.740 had a valid

01:57:36.180 excuse and

01:57:36.680 not been

01:57:36.980 charged with

01:57:37.420 the law

01:57:37.760 anyway.

01:57:40.100 Very true.

01:57:41.060 His pension

01:57:41.880 is $9,000

01:57:43.160 a month

01:57:43.820 with no

01:57:44.960 taxes.

01:57:46.400 Wow,

01:57:47.140 that's an

01:57:48.180 impressive

01:57:48.500 potato peeler

01:57:49.100 pension.

01:57:50.040 I used to

01:57:50.640 steal money

01:57:50.980 from his

01:57:51.260 wallet and

01:57:51.720 it's a tax

01:57:52.760 rebate.

01:57:53.100 there's a

01:57:59.980 term that's

01:58:00.400 used,

01:58:00.780 that's

01:58:01.220 run around

01:58:01.480 a lot,

01:58:01.680 anarcho-tyranny

01:58:02.420 and that's

01:58:03.940 basically what

01:58:04.460 this is another

01:58:04.960 example of

01:58:05.760 where the

01:58:06.900 injustice is

01:58:08.600 allowed to

01:58:09.000 reign and

01:58:09.760 the government

01:58:10.280 allows this

01:58:10.820 to continue

01:58:11.300 and because

01:58:11.820 they won't

01:58:12.220 punish

01:58:12.600 wrongdoers,

01:58:13.500 they have

01:58:13.980 to legitimize

01:58:14.920 their rule

01:58:15.420 and exercise

01:58:15.860 their power

01:58:16.320 by punishing

01:58:16.780 the innocent.

01:58:17.560 That's the

01:58:18.000 tyranny,

01:58:18.360 right?

01:58:19.280 And so

01:58:19.960 they arrest

01:58:21.460 and charge

01:58:21.820 people with

01:58:22.480 serious crimes,

01:58:25.280 felonious crimes

01:58:26.200 over nonsense.

01:58:28.960 You know what I

01:58:29.260 mean?

01:58:29.380 That's the thing,

01:58:29.860 like in Sweden

01:58:30.340 you can gang 0.99

01:58:31.040 rape little 1.00

01:58:32.400 children and 1.00

01:58:33.480 you can get a

01:58:33.960 year in

01:58:35.260 prison or

01:58:35.600 two years in

01:58:36.100 prison.

01:58:37.900 But if you

01:58:38.860 defend yourself

01:58:39.940 against 1.00

01:58:40.640 Negro thugs, 1.00

01:58:42.460 you get 10 1.00

01:58:42.780 years.

01:58:44.160 If you carry

01:58:45.100 a potato

01:58:45.380 peeler,

01:58:45.800 you get

01:58:46.020 potentially four.

01:58:48.720 Not even the

01:58:50.240 Soviet Union

01:58:50.640 had anything

01:58:51.080 like this.

01:58:51.720 This is a

01:58:52.140 totally

01:58:52.420 different

01:58:52.720 universe.

01:58:55.820 Yeah,

01:58:56.420 I mean,

01:58:56.620 that's it,

01:58:56.980 right?

01:58:57.140 I mean,

01:58:57.360 because it's

01:58:58.260 peak nihilism.

01:58:59.960 There's not

01:59:00.280 even kind of

01:59:00.940 the pretense

01:59:01.400 of linear

01:59:02.380 production or

01:59:04.540 expression of

01:59:05.500 power or

01:59:06.380 hierarchy.

01:59:07.240 It's just

01:59:07.520 insanity.

01:59:08.460 It's total

01:59:08.780 insanity.

01:59:09.860 And it

01:59:11.420 just makes

01:59:11.760 all the more

01:59:12.320 sickening,

01:59:12.780 you know,

01:59:12.960 the groveling,

01:59:14.120 blind respect and

01:59:15.400 obedience to the

01:59:16.540 inertia of

01:59:17.100 institutions and

01:59:17.800 the trapping of

01:59:18.520 legal authority and

01:59:19.380 power that we see

01:59:20.640 from many

01:59:21.600 sectors of

01:59:22.080 life.

01:59:22.960 My father would

01:59:23.880 say it's

01:59:24.180 talking dogs,

01:59:25.500 people you

01:59:26.020 cannot have a

01:59:26.760 conversation with

01:59:27.580 because they

01:59:28.460 don't know how to

01:59:29.480 communicate.

01:59:30.160 They just pretend to

01:59:30.940 communicate and use

01:59:31.980 words that they've

01:59:32.560 heard before.

01:59:33.860 That is true.

01:59:34.600 And actually,

01:59:35.000 you put it in a

01:59:35.520 great way as far as

01:59:36.540 legality is concerned.

01:59:38.680 We had our own

01:59:39.500 comrade be found

01:59:42.040 guilty.

01:59:42.480 I think Bill Cosby is

01:59:43.420 innocent.

01:59:44.680 And they were just

01:59:45.180 going to try him over

01:59:46.500 and over again

01:59:47.020 until they got the

01:59:47.620 result they wanted.

01:59:49.280 Legal system has

01:59:50.100 become a joke.

01:59:51.840 And I am,

01:59:54.020 you know,

01:59:54.420 we have to really

01:59:55.780 stay out of trouble.

01:59:56.560 I'm telling you

01:59:56.960 right now.

01:59:59.580 Yeah.

02:00:00.480 Amen.

02:00:01.280 You don't want to

02:00:02.140 be under the thumb

02:00:04.060 of these people

02:00:04.640 because they can

02:00:05.780 and they will. 1.00

02:00:07.620 Fuck you, 1.00

02:00:08.680 unfortunately. 1.00

02:00:10.180 All right,

02:00:10.420 Father,

02:00:10.580 did you have one

02:00:11.220 more story you

02:00:11.620 wanted to cover?

02:00:14.180 No, no, no. 0.99

02:00:14.860 I, the clown 0.93

02:00:17.280 stuff really, 0.79

02:00:18.160 that exhausted

02:00:18.700 my, my, my

02:00:20.560 mental, my

02:00:21.400 mental acuity

02:00:22.980 for the day.

02:00:24.040 Yeah, no, I

02:00:24.420 understand.

02:00:24.940 So these stories

02:00:25.660 are all.

02:00:27.080 How can we

02:00:27.620 follow that,

02:00:28.180 you know?

02:00:28.580 Yeah, truly.

02:00:29.640 Okay, well, on

02:00:30.460 that kind of

02:00:32.120 very bright and

02:00:33.100 cheerful.

02:00:33.600 Hang on, hang on

02:00:33.960 a minute, hang on

02:00:34.200 a minute.

02:00:34.500 Only one thing

02:00:35.020 that bothers me

02:00:35.620 and we don't

02:00:36.020 have to, it's 0.93

02:00:36.540 so disgusting.

02:00:37.720 The, the, the 0.99

02:00:38.500 Belgian bishop 0.99

02:00:39.280 affirms gay sex. 1.00

02:00:40.500 Now, I hate 1.00

02:00:41.940 that phrase. 1.00

02:00:43.900 The homosexuals 1.00

02:00:44.860 cannot have 1.00

02:00:45.480 sex.

02:00:46.820 It's mutual 1.00

02:00:47.500 masturbation. 0.99

02:00:49.780 There, there's

02:00:50.200 no, they can't

02:00:51.240 marry each other.

02:00:51.980 They can't have 0.91

02:00:52.460 sex.

02:00:52.900 It's not possible. 0.97

02:00:55.140 Sex takes two 0.94

02:00:55.980 people who 0.55

02:00:56.400 actually can have 0.80

02:00:57.280 sex. 0.87

02:00:58.060 It's just 1.00

02:00:58.420 masturbation. 0.99

02:00:59.120 And I hate

02:00:59.520 that phrase.

02:01:00.040 It drives me

02:01:00.360 crazy.

02:01:01.400 They can't have

02:01:02.000 it.

02:01:02.180 It can't exist.

02:01:03.480 It's like a

02:01:03.980 Roman Catholic

02:01:04.420 armsman.

02:01:05.220 It can't exist.

02:01:07.740 That's Belgian

02:01:08.200 bishop, um,

02:01:09.640 Kessel, um,

02:01:11.540 de Kessel,

02:01:12.560 uh, from

02:01:13.280 Belgium.

02:01:13.600 And, and, and

02:01:14.100 again, par for

02:01:14.600 the course.

02:01:15.680 Uh, and he

02:01:16.440 said the church

02:01:17.880 must respect

02:01:18.580 homosexuals and

02:01:19.360 lesbians in their 0.85

02:01:20.380 experience of

02:01:21.140 sexuality.

02:01:22.760 Uh, because when

02:01:24.480 my wife and I

02:01:25.520 created my two

02:01:28.260 sons, that is

02:01:30.360 equal to these

02:01:31.680 freaks, um, 0.98

02:01:33.280 eroticizing 0.96

02:01:33.880 people matter.

02:01:34.340 and so, you

02:01:36.620 know, I may be a

02:01:37.200 little offended at

02:01:37.880 that, but these

02:01:39.300 are, uh, these are 1.00

02:01:40.400 the, the scum of 1.00

02:01:40.940 the earth. 1.00

02:01:41.300 And you know, the

02:01:41.660 guy's probably, uh,

02:01:43.100 uh, into it

02:01:43.940 himself.

02:01:44.300 And I'm looking at

02:01:45.180 his picture.

02:01:45.720 Almost, almost 100%.

02:01:47.500 Uh, in fact, I think

02:01:48.600 that you can, it's

02:01:49.860 extremely difficult to

02:01:51.080 find an instance of

02:01:51.940 explicit, um,

02:01:54.540 condonation of, of 0.97

02:01:55.700 sodomy by Catholic 0.97

02:01:56.680 prelates who are not

02:01:57.420 themselves involved in, 0.98

02:01:59.020 you know, fag mafia 1.00

02:01:59.940 activities. 0.99

02:02:00.520 Um, that's

02:02:02.840 basically the long

02:02:03.400 and the short of

02:02:03.880 it.

02:02:04.080 And I mean, you

02:02:05.000 know, of course in

02:02:05.460 the article, I mean,

02:02:06.000 they, they go on to

02:02:06.760 point out that this

02:02:07.380 dude is, you know,

02:02:07.980 at the center of the

02:02:09.500 cover-up of, of

02:02:10.900 pederasty by priests

02:02:12.220 and that, that all

02:02:13.160 ties together, um, as

02:02:14.360 we've discussed many

02:02:15.100 times on the show

02:02:15.680 before.

02:02:18.340 Okay.

02:02:18.920 Well, on that

02:02:19.640 extremely, extremely

02:02:20.860 cheerful note, I mean,

02:02:21.640 I think we've, we've

02:02:22.300 managed to kick up the

02:02:23.080 Kelly of the news

02:02:23.720 quite a bit.

02:02:25.000 Uh, thank you, dear

02:02:26.120 listeners, for joining

02:02:26.800 us.

02:02:27.240 I'm your host, Florian

02:02:28.460 Geyer.

02:02:29.100 It's been a

02:02:29.860 pleasure.

02:02:30.460 Christ is risen.

02:02:31.480 Joining me today on

02:02:32.120 the podcast, I had

02:02:33.000 a father, Matthew

02:02:33.760 Raphael Johnson.

02:02:34.360 Thank you, father.

02:02:35.500 Your, uh, your

02:02:36.280 insight and your

02:02:37.060 expertise is always,

02:02:38.040 always well and

02:02:38.600 always thanks for, uh,

02:02:39.520 for great podcasts.

02:02:41.080 That is true.

02:02:43.000 Okay.

02:02:44.100 So to our

02:02:44.380 listeners, thank you

02:02:46.000 once again for

02:02:46.400 joining us.

02:02:47.800 Shalom.

02:02:48.200 We sing

02:02:53.940 des Geiers

02:02:54.920 schwarzer

02:02:55.460 Haufen

02:02:56.820 Heia

02:02:58.900 ho 0.81

02:02:59.680 und

02:03:01.660 voll mit

02:03:02.560 Tyrannen

02:03:03.580 raufen

02:03:05.100 Heia

02:03:07.020 ho 0.81

02:03:08.020 Spieß

02:03:10.800 voran

02:03:11.440 drauf

02:03:12.480 und

02:03:12.980 dran

02:03:13.400 setzt

02:03:14.400 aufs

02:03:14.660 fluster

02:03:15.040 dach

02:03:15.440 den

02:03:16.000 roten

02:03:17.040 ahn

02:03:17.700 spieß

02:03:18.880 voran

02:03:19.580 drauf

02:03:20.580 und

02:03:21.040 dran

02:03:21.500 setzt

02:03:22.460 aufs

02:03:22.740 fluster

02:03:23.040 dach

02:03:23.500 den

02:03:24.100 roten

02:03:25.060 ahn

02:03:26.280 spieß

02:03:28.600 voran

02:03:30.600 als Adam

02:03:31.440 und Eva

02:03:33.300 schwann

02:03:33.900 Kyrie

02:03:36.400 leis

02:03:37.160 wo war

02:03:39.180 denn da

02:03:40.160 der

02:03:40.680 Edelmann

02:03:42.100 Kyrie

02:03:43.980 leis

02:03:45.360 Spieß

02:03:47.600 voran

02:03:48.280 drauf

02:03:49.320 und

02:03:49.760 dran

02:03:50.240 setzt

02:03:51.200 aufs fluster

02:03:51.820 nach

02:03:52.260 den

02:03:52.820 roten

02:03:53.840 ahn

02:03:54.460 spieß

02:03:55.660 voran

02:03:56.460 drauf

02:03:57.380 und

02:03:57.800 ran

02:03:58.260 setzt

02:03:59.200 aufs

02:03:59.480 fluster

02:03:59.780 dach

02:04:00.280 den

02:04:00.780 roten

02:04:01.780 ahn

02:04:02.980 uns

02:04:06.960 führt

02:04:07.740 der

02:04:08.000 Florian

02:04:08.940 Geier

02:04:10.000 an

02:04:10.480 trotz

02:04:11.680 Acht

02:04:12.700 und

02:04:13.140 Mann

02:04:13.500 den

02:04:15.100 Wunschuh 0.79

02:04:16.120 führt

02:04:16.700 er

02:04:17.120 in

02:04:17.780 der

02:04:18.060 fahr

02:04:18.640 hat

02:04:19.240 Felm

02:04:19.820 und

02:04:20.240 Harnisch

02:04:21.220 an

02:04:21.640 spieß

02:04:23.980 voran

02:04:24.740 drauf

02:04:25.640 und

02:04:26.140 ran

02:04:26.600 setzt

02:04:27.560 aufs fluster

02:04:28.180 dach

02:04:28.640 den

02:04:29.180 roten

02:04:30.160 Ahn

02:04:30.860 spieß

02:04:32.060 voran

02:04:32.740 drauf

02:04:33.760 und

02:04:34.180 ran

02:04:34.640 setzt

02:04:35.600 aufs fluster

02:04:36.180 dach

02:04:36.640 den

02:04:37.180 roten

02:04:38.180 Ahn

02:05:08.940 Rauf und ran, setzt aufs Klosterdach den roten Garn.

02:05:19.340 Geschlagen ziehen wir nach Haus, hei ja oh oh.

02:05:27.480 Unsere Enkel fechten's besser aus, hei ja oh oh.

02:05:34.640 Spieß voran, rauf und ran, setzt aufs Klosterdach den roten Garn.

02:05:43.600 Spieß voran, rauf und ran, setzt aufs Klosterdach den roten Garn.

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Mysterium Fasces - October 09, 2024

Mysterium Fasces Episode 51 — Monarchy

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