NDS on Year Zero Podcast: Demons, Giants, and Conspiracies
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David and Top Lobster from the Tower Gang join Jemele to talk about how they got their start in the entertainment industry, and how they built a business that is now one of the most successful comedy teams in the entire world.
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And everybody's just walking around, heading to clouds.
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I want to wake up to a dead in the grave, but it's too late.
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I'm here with David and Top Lobster from Nephilim Death Squad.
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I'm very, like, I get very distracted with things.
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This podcast about, I don't know, must have been five years ago, four years ago.
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We were talking about shit that matters back then.
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Before the show started, I was talking to Tommy when you stepped off, and he was like,
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And then the next thing you know, it's like Tower Gang started.
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And I was like, somebody's going to hold you responsible one day for that.
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For what you added to the world in the form of Tower Gang.
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We just did our first live event for Nephilim Death Squad and Tower Gang.
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And it was, like, right in the middle of Coctober, which is...
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And Coctober is when our fans submit their penises to us.
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It was just his penis in a hot dog with mustard on it.
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And we put it up and there's a TV behind us for about 30 minutes of just this guy's penis next to other hot dogs with mustard.
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And that's what you brought into the world, Tommy.
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At least I brought some good into the world, man.
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And he would bitch bone and groan because his girl wouldn't suck his dick.
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And she finally got tired of listening to him bitch.
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And she tore his pants down in front of everybody, smeared peanut butter all over it, and fucking just started going to town.
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Life's too boring if you don't do shit like that.
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So, Tommy, since then, since I've been on your podcast, I guess let's run it down.
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I did all the artwork for Josh Smith and his show.
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And some of his campaign because he ran for president or ran for some shit before president.
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And I did their merchandise and then Skank Fest.
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And then I decided that I wanted to do a podcast.
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So, besides Tower Game, because I don't really consider that a show.
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I just consider that something that people shouldn't watch.
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I met David online and we're like, hey, we're both kind of crazy and we're into the same kind of stuff.
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And we're like, we might as well just do it together.
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Which was wild because a year into it, we ended up holding the second annual Bohemian Grove.
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And yeah, so we just did a bunch of wild stuff in just one year's time.
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But yeah, we, like Top said, kind of met on the internet, talking the same unhinged schizophrenic conspiracy theories.
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And yeah, so we just passed the year mark on it.
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I think we're about to, I think we're like 90 episodes in, give or take.
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We did a deep dive on Cliff High, which I don't know.
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I think we should maybe touch on that a little bit.
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And a bunch of other people, like Cult of Conspiracy.
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We're doing, I've embraced whatever podcasting is.
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And I'm trying to do the most of it and trying to do, I guess I'm trying to do something like
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I just, I want to move outside of whatever the box is of podcasting.
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So, so tell, talk about, let's talk about, uh, what is Nephilim death, death squad?
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Uh, Nephilim is, is an ancient, uh, word, uh, taken from biblical text, uh, Genesis, right?
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Uh, and it was the, uh, fallen angels had, uh, taken advantage of, uh, human women and, uh,
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Uh, they were known for having what, six fingers.
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And, uh, I know, uh, I know the confessionals, they talk, he talks about the Nephilim a lot
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over there at the confessionals, but, uh, where did, where did the name come from and
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I, I find some of your topics very entertaining.
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So the name, um, I'm kind of, I guess top is this real nuts and bolts guy, right?
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Like he has this ability to execute and, and make graphic art, run a website, make things
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Um, I'm just the occasional good idea guy who's often taken aback at top's ability to
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So, um, Nephilim death squad was a name that I had floating around in my head when I was
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doing my previous show, which was the Raven's watch.
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I was just waiting for an opportunity to show itself.
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And so when top and I got together, um, I said, you know what, man, I think that we should
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But the, the basic idea of the show, um, is more or less that we've come to the conclusion,
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all of the conspiracy theories that capture the attention of conspiracy theorists can
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be most accurately explained and identified through a biblical lens.
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And it actually took me in particular a very long time where top was raised, um, with a
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I just fell in love with them, uh, you know, just mysteries in the kind of the same way
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somebody would fall in love with like a mystery genre, uh, was the same way that I fell in
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love with this idea that the official narrative is bunk and that there is much more going on
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behind the scenes that even reaches levels of sort of the fantastic.
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And eventually after a long time, um, I had some experiences and gathered enough information
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where I, I looked over to the Bible and I said, you know what, there's something here.
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Um, I had never dismissed it, but I always sort of put it off.
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It wasn't something that I really incorporated into my research as much as other things that
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And so, uh, it seems to be that that was the connective tissue between me and top.
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When I turned that corner was the same time you had mentioned, you know, the confessionals,
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um, Tony was a big inspiration in that guys like Sam Tripoli are tremendous inspiration
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And that idea of seeing the conspiratorial world through this biblical lens was the great
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connective tissue for top and I, that's what brought us together.
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And, um, and then we took that and we took that name Nephilim death squad, which just kind
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You know, a lot of people, they're like, really gets the people going, it gets the people
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We just started with a name and a concept and then we hit the ground running.
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And so Nephilim death squad is that at its foundation and us just pursuing the things
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that are interesting to us, uh, a conspiracy that's interesting to us.
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Does somebody have a theory about what's going on?
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And, and that method where we don't necessarily approach anything as definitively true, more
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just compelling, you know, uh, information to chew on.
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And that model has really resonated with people and it's, it's, you know, brought us quite
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I'm actually looking this up because I'm like, we get lost with the time, right?
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Like, I don't know, last week seems like a year ago.
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It was just this year that the Jewish tunnels happened.
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As a matter of fact, Jewish tunnels happened after this Miami mall Nephilim incident, which
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is a kind of a good place to like, say what we've been doing.
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So we start the show in October, Nephilim death squad, and then January 5th, there was
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a viral video and a slew of incidents that happened in this, in the Miami mall.
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And if you watch the video, it was kind of crazy.
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You have a bunch of cop cars, but they're not trailed by a fire department or ambulance.
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They create a perimeter around the Miami mall, which is like on the bay.
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It's right where Clint lives and they shut it down for the night.
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There's videos coming out, and there's, you know, some of the videos are fake.
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But the interesting part about this is that the people were calling it,
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they weren't saying that they were giants or that they were entities or beings there.
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They were like 10-foot Nephilim in the Miami Mall.
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Name, like, seemingly comes from, we use it in our show title,
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and obviously people like L.A. Marzulli and Gary Wayne and Michael Heiser
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have been talking about the Nephilim for a long time,
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but it hasn't reached the conscience of the public in this sort of a way in ever.
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I think even three months before this or six months before that was the L.A.
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or the Vegas giant aliens, but they were calling them giant aliens running through Las Vegas.
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Now, in January of 2024, they're calling them Nephilim.
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So there's been a shift in the narrative and how people are viewing these things,
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and we've already been, like, kind of poking at, at that point,
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I've been poking at, like, well, how come when AI makes, you know,
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it's digital images, they have six fingers, or, like, weird stuff like that.
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And some of it, you know, it can get weird, and some of it could be wrong,
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But I think at the heart of it, what we talk about, like, uncovering the Nephilim shit
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of what is actually going on, I think that that's at the very base,
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the very, sorry, the very base of the conspiracy of everything that we're seeing.
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To your point, Top, I just want to say that it's like what we did is there was many more respectable people
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Like, you just mentioned L.A. Marzulli, and Michael Heiser, and Gary Wayne,
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and, you know, Dr. Laura Sanger, all these characters who have put in the legwork.
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We came along, and we took it and made it almost enter, like, meme culture.
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Like, you want to move culture, you're not going to move it by reading Rothbard, necessarily.
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Although, I don't know, you had, who's the previous owner of Twitter?
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He had, at one point, kind of posted that he read this.
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And they're boomer memes, sure, but they make some people laugh,
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So you've got to make, if you want to move someone's mind or change their mind,
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And I think that we've been, I've done a great job of offending.
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I think we've done a fucking good job at offending people and making them laugh a little bit.
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Because I do remember seeing some stories about it and how it shut down,
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And I was just kind of, I kind of glanced at it and was like, huh, yeah, that's strange.
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So there's some, like there's videos of like a store camera, and this one looks fake.
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There's some videos of people from like above in their penthouses or their apartments,
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and they're recording outside, and you see like dark, tall dark shadows running through across,
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The official narrative, and these dark shadows are not like people.
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It's like either it's put there artificially, but it's, I don't know, it's weird.
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The official narrative was black teens with sticks or something like that.
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Like, you know, firecrackers, fire with firecrackers.
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This video pointed out really, like in a great way that there was only police that were part of the response.
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There was an unprecedented amount of police vehicles responding to this situation.
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But it is not normal to not have additional emergency vehicles alongside.
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Meaning if you're responding to something that requires that much of a police intervention,
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then you're going to also rally ambulance and potentially fire truck just to be safe.
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It's just, you know, Top has a cousin who works for the fire department,
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and he was actually the guy that brought it to Top's attention that was like,
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And so the other things that are strange about this, like Top said,
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the official narrative is black teenagers with firecrackers.
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They also, there was a blackout at the same time.
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That extended all the way to, and an internet outage.
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A confirmed blackout because, like I said, Clint worked in the, he lives in the area.
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And he told, he didn't have internet, didn't have, I think he might have had electricity,
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And it was just a police perimeter where they shut this down over teens with fireworks.
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But I, like, I'm going to choose the other narrative.
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Maybe, maybe before I'd run in and trash, you know, some racism here, but no.
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Not going to let you be racist and lie your way out of this.
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And to the point, or to your question, Tommy, it's like, well, what happened there?
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We can only look at that situation as significant for the reasons that we just listed.
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And also, for the reason that this narrative escapes and catches fire, goes kind of viral,
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that there are Nephilim entities at the mall, which is like, of all the things you could
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have said, like Top said, you could have said alien, and nobody would have thought that
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Nephilim is certainly not a word that a lot of people are familiar with.
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Um, and so that's really all we're left with is that there was a strange event.
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There was a disproportionate police response for teenagers with firecrackers.
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There was no additional, uh, emergency vehicles.
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The power went out and the internet went down for some notable amount of time.
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And like all things, eventually, you know, it just keeps spinning and you move on from
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Uh, so it was definitely, it was definitely a disproportionate response from the police.
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And you would think if it were teens with firecrackers, that they would be worried about
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So it would be at least one fire truck, but at least one fire truck.
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People that lived there said they had never seen a turnout of police vehicles in that way.
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Um, the idea that you would cause such chaos, you know, when we're talking about the roads
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and that you wouldn't ahead of time, get some additional, um, there you go.
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Get some additional emergency vehicles on hand is very strange.
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And I mean, in the video, can't find the video, but they're lined up like way down the
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It looks like a nothing in that image when it's, when it's a freeze frame.
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But when you watch the video, that thing that was in the red circle was pacing back and forth.
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There's a lot of conventional explanations for that.
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It could just be the way that the shadows are playing from all the light that's being
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I'm open to all of that, but I'm not open to the idea that you would dismiss this event
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as children with firecrackers when we just listed all the crazy things.
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People that were there in the area certainly saw fit to post this on the internet.
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And with a sense of urgency, I've never seen this turnout of police vehicles before, you
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know, and then all of a sudden this narrative hits.
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It's like the truth lies somewhere in between the official narrative and, and the first stories
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I mean, of course, unless you're looking at like 9-11, in which case, remember when they
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were saying there was bombs in the buildings and then that narrative goes away.
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And in hindsight, you look back to that and go, maybe there was some credence to that.
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But I think that's when Top and I looked at each other and we've, that was probably when
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we first realized we were in the right place at the right time saying the right thing.
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And let's, let's talk about what the Nephilim are.
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I mean, you did a brief overview, but there's a lot more than just the Genesis 6 idea.
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There's a lot of stories, a lot of lore that goes with it.
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And it's told across every, uh, religion, every mythology, every culture.
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There is some sort of form of what we, what we call a Nephilim.
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What, what, what you call a demon is a Nephilim.
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So to go back, you know, the sons of man, uh, the sons of God, which are the fallen angels
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or the people will call them the Anunnaki, or we, we argue that they might even be like
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the Greek pantheon or some of the gods of, um, India, you know, Hindu gods, things like
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They all share characteristics, but we'll touch back on that.
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So, um, they, the God, the sons of sons of God came into the daughters of man and literally
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Um, how they did it, I don't know, Timothy Albarino, he has some interesting views that
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like, maybe there was a bargain, you know, back then you'd give your daughter's hand in
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marriage for something technology, uh, you know, secrets, agriculture.
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And when you read the book of Enoch, it describes the different fallen angels that came down and
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did give this knowledge to people like, uh, the fallen angel Azazel would get, he gave the
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knowledge of like metallurgy and war and agriculture and eye magic, which is makeup.
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Uh, so again, mythology, but you can also go through different cultures and there's different
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And like, you know, they're, they're the God of this, but really, when you look at pictures
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of their depiction, when you look at their depictions, how other people have drawn them,
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how these ancient cultures have drawn them, there's overlaps.
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There's overlaps with how the Christian culture would draw, would have drew them or the Hebrew
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culture would have drew, drew these entities and deities.
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So these are the parents, they bang the woman because everyone likes, you know, human pussy.
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And, uh, there's also something special about people, you know, it's made in the image of
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And these are fallen angels who fell out of the grace of God and they actually have a little
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So his creation, these women, they're going to defile it and they're going to create their
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They're going to mimic the, uh, the, the prophecy of Jesus, right?
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So Jesus is made by God, but then comes out of a woman.
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So it's, it's, it's, again, it's like this defilement.
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It's this, uh, upside down, disgusting version of, of, of a perfect, of an immaculate conception.
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So the Nephilim are on the days before the flood and after.
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That's what it says, uh, God sent the flood, wiped most of them out, but they still exist
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Some survive, but the big ones I think are, are gone because they talk about these, these
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men of renown, these mighty men, like huge giants, cannibalistic giants that were eating
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They've, they've ruled the earth and every corner of it is really not much people could
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have done at this point, which is why the flood may have happened.
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And that's like, this is what we glean from when we're reading, uh, you know, when we're
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reading the, the flood myth about, about no, or not the myth, just the story of the flood
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where it says, no, it was perfect in his generations.
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Well, you, you can use, you can use the word myth in its original form, which is like the
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The story of a flood is the same as all these other ancient myths or mythology.
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It's, it's all the same stuff, just rebranded told differently.
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So, um, no, it was perfect in his generations and that's why him and his family were spared.
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Now people argue like the standard Christian would argue, well, he was perfect, which,
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you know, the rest of the world, the man was wicked and awful.
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And that's why God had to kill all these people and restart the earth.
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Look at like stories of like Sodom and Gomorrah, but God didn't, uh, punish.
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He didn't, he didn't try to kill everybody on earth because the man was wicked.
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The man was, uh, compromised in their genome, which is what I, what I truly believe.
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Like the idea of the Nephilim seed spreading throughout humankind was just too overwhelming.
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The, the powers that be the Nephilim giant powers that be had taken over the earth and
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You know, we had to do a, a, a great reset on the earth.
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By the way, to top's point about this idea of people are going, oh, well, Noah was, was
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He was just, and he was, and he was, you know, and it's like, well, the Bible talks about
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him, uh, being basically a raging alcoholic and an adulterer.
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And that notion just comes from our attempt to understand the phrase perfect in his generations.
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The same thing is, uh, one thing, the same thing is said about David and we all know the
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stories of David, you know, having, uh, his mistress's husband killed, um, by sending
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And from what I understand, uh, at least from the Orthodox tradition, it, it's saying that
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he repented, that he was repentant of his sins.
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And that's why it says he was perfect, that he was seen like without blemish, uh, because
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Now I did want to ask on the Nephilim, um, one of the things that, um, I don't know if
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y'all have heard of the podcast, Lord of spirits.
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So it's a, it's an Orthodox podcast, but what they do is they, it's these two Orthodox priests
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that dive deep into the, the old lore of, of tradition and where, and like when the Bible
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And so they, they dive really deep into the history.
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One of the things that you hear about Nephilim is there are two thirds, God, one third man.
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Now, is that something that y'all dig into and that y'all like, uh, like kind of like
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I haven't necessarily gone into the ratio, like the specific ratio, but it does.
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It does seem to me that like your stories of Greek demigods and such, um, and this goes
00:27:56.680
You'll see it over and over again, um, in, in modern media.
00:28:00.580
Uh, but this idea that there's this elevated being of some sort that has relations with a
00:28:07.820
And then they give birth to, I mean, that's, that's the thing in, uh, in the Marvel comics,
00:28:12.160
when it comes to guardian of the galaxy, right?
00:28:14.000
You have Peter Quill, uh, is the offspring of some like greater celestial character and
00:28:23.640
So the idea of like two thirds, God, one third human being.
00:28:30.240
It would, it would make sense to me because, um, as the Bible goes on, they're called something
00:28:35.100
So they're Nephilim and they're Raphaim and then there's a gibberim, which gibberim seems
00:28:43.140
If I'm, if I'm not mistaken, these are, uh, when it's, when it starts breaking it down like
00:28:50.760
If I, if I remember correctly, there seems to be some precedent for that, but also in
00:28:55.520
the fact that there is a concerted amount of fallen angels.
00:28:59.640
So what you're going to have over and over again, if there is a Nephilim that, uh, is,
00:29:04.160
you know, interbreeding with humans continuously, you're going to have a watering down of that.
00:29:08.680
We talked to people who, um, you know, they, they maintain that, that bloodline still exists
00:29:14.640
today, but it's lost its potency to such a degree that, you know, you would not see
00:29:19.400
discernible physical attributes that would stick out to you maybe upon further inspection
00:29:24.340
you would, but you know, we're not going to see.
00:29:27.120
Allegedly there is still room for 13, 14, 15, upwards of 20 foot tall, uh, giants, what
00:29:33.780
we would call giants, uh, when you have that in the Kandahar giant story from Afghanistan
00:29:39.500
Um, but that things have become so muddled that you wouldn't even know if they walked
00:29:47.480
So there's variations, there's varying degrees of it.
00:29:50.340
It's like when you see these Royal bloodlines that are so concerned with maintaining their
00:29:55.200
bloodline, that they're practicing incest, even to the degree that they're all, you know,
00:30:05.220
There does seem to be, um, maybe it was overlooked in the past, but there is a very important genetic
00:30:14.320
component to the Bible and following those genetics all the way to modern day.
00:30:19.780
Uh, you know, Gary Wayne calls it the, uh, the seed war was that LA Marzulli that calls
00:30:26.520
There's this idea that there is the seed of man.
00:30:29.280
And then there is the seed of the serpent and that forever they would have enmity between
00:30:38.760
So it'll say, it says, uh, he'll, uh, you'll, he'll, he'll crush your head, but you'll bruise
00:30:45.460
And that's like a prophecy that's, it's, it's describing the seed war of, uh, the two, well,
00:30:52.140
the two, um, the two babies in one womb, which is actually interesting.
00:30:56.500
That leads into the story of Jacob and Esau, which are, that's a whole nother, I think we'll
00:31:00.660
get into that, but go ahead and continue, David.
00:31:02.720
So, I mean, yeah, as, as far as, um, you know, this precedent for whether or not they
00:31:08.920
would be specifically two thirds or anything like that.
00:31:11.820
I think that there are, we've gotten to the point where there's varying degrees.
00:31:15.320
What we're exploring now is this idea that even these hybrid creatures that you would
00:31:22.180
have seen in like the Egyptian pantheon, those are also by-products of this genetic manipulation.
00:31:31.420
Um, there seems to have been a time throughout history where there was a lot more technological
00:31:38.640
advancements being made, um, that ancient man might've had their hands on something that
00:31:43.680
would have been bequeathed to them from these, these entities, but that these entities had
00:31:47.320
a, a heyday that they just were inverting God's creation every which way possible.
00:31:55.380
Um, honestly, we've gotten so schizophrenic about the entire thing that it feels as though
00:32:01.620
these ideas of satyrs and centaurs, chimeras, and all these things, Anubis and Horus and,
00:32:07.940
and all of these entities, I believe have a real base in reality.
00:32:12.480
And I do think that where it talks about, um, times being as the days of Noah, you know,
00:32:18.820
in the end times, I think we're right back there because it's like, we're doing all of
00:32:23.160
Uh, there's all these shady government operations allegedly not happening in America, but China
00:32:28.740
doesn't seem to give a damn what they splice what with, you know what I mean?
00:32:36.180
So I would imagine that maybe there was a time where you could say like two thirds, like
00:32:43.960
Well, the reason, the reason I asked about that is because, um, one of the things that
00:32:48.320
they talk about on Lord of spirits is the ritual.
00:32:50.980
And it still takes place in Japan that I know of, but the ritual was, if you remember, they
00:32:57.720
looked at the leaders of countries as gods, right?
00:33:04.340
Then what they would do is they would get a harlot to come into the, the chamber.
00:33:16.660
Oh, and then, then, then they would do a ritual in where they were possessed by a God, which
00:33:24.100
is what, if you remember, that's what they called them lower, lower, uh, G God.
00:33:32.240
Now you have two gods, one man, they would then go into the chamber.
00:33:40.240
She would get pregnant, have a baby from this ritual.
00:33:44.600
And that baby was then considered two thirds God, right?
00:33:49.060
And so that's where the whole idea of two thirds, God, one third man came from.
00:33:54.320
It was two gods impregnating a woman that was human.
00:34:00.120
So this is the, and this is a ritual that still takes place.
00:34:04.000
And they have found a bed, um, of, uh, that, that they used during this ritual.
00:34:13.780
So I thought he was going to say the Jewish tunnel bed with a little bit of blood on it.
00:34:16.900
I'm like, no way to, no, that was Epstein's bed.
00:34:20.500
Um, but then no, you're, you're a hundred percent, uh, right.
00:34:24.940
These things, I would imagine Japan is just the one that like, you know, people are aware
00:34:29.900
of to whatever degree, I'm sure these things are still happening all the time.
00:34:32.880
And to the point of, of gods, um, even God says in the Bible that thou shall take no other
00:34:38.960
And it's like, what is the point of making that warning?
00:34:41.080
If there were no other gods, it's the first commandment.
00:34:46.700
Why is it so important that it's number one, if none of these things exist and it's like,
00:34:50.740
well, there, there are, there's just lesser gods, a bunch of lesser gods.
00:34:55.100
They're created upset with us because they go, oh, um, you believe that your God is real,
00:35:03.320
And I'm like, no, no, I believe that you're, I believe it.
00:35:06.300
There was a meme that went around that had, um, it had Jordan Peterson and Jonathan Pajot.
00:35:14.260
And it was like Jordan Peterson, given one of his biblical speeches.
00:35:19.360
And then Jonathan Pajot saying, of course, Zeus is exists.
00:35:27.520
Well, that is kind of, that's honestly, that is how it started.
00:35:32.200
I think that, you know, there is when top was talking earlier about the way that ancient
00:35:37.700
people would draw one God or another, and how there's a tremendous amount of overlap,
00:35:41.080
overlap, it seems that the, the name ball, uh, was sort of a title.
00:35:47.820
And, um, so when you have Zeus and the, what's it called?
00:35:54.940
The, uh, the altar or the temple of Zeus, the altar at Pergamum that would have been found
00:36:01.540
in Turkey and in the Bible, it said that, uh, the throne of Satan was in Pergamum, which
00:36:10.260
is modern day Turkey, but it was, you know, you know, obviously ancient Turkey.
00:36:15.000
Uh, and that is where, you know, we've talked about this before.
00:36:21.560
I feel like there's a name that I'm, I'm not catching right here.
00:36:25.300
Is it called the, uh, y'all hear all that noise I'm dealing with here?
00:36:30.900
Oh, that's my dog trying to bust through the door.
00:36:34.580
I have the same thing with an obese cat that just seems to think that she can dig her way
00:36:39.780
Um, so we talk about it a lot about how Hitler adopted not only much of the symbolism having
00:36:47.620
to do with Zeus in the way of like the Eagle and the Thunderbolts and things like that,
00:36:50.900
but also that his, um, his, uh, fairgrounds that he commissioned where he did all of his
00:36:57.560
speaking from, uh, was designed after the, the temple of Zeus, the altar at Pergamum.
00:37:03.980
Um, they had it in the Berlin museum and that's where he drew the inspiration for it.
00:37:08.040
So it was very strange how they seem to have a lot of like Zeus veneration, but it turns
00:37:11.160
out that you can go back to ancient Sumerian, you'll find an entity named Hadad.
00:37:15.820
Hadad is often pictured as having this essentially a Thunderbolt.
00:37:21.880
He is the, um, the God of storms among other things.
00:37:27.780
It's crazy, but there's no shortage of that sort of a thing where you can draw these parallels.
00:37:34.160
Different cultures would have called them by different names.
00:37:37.120
You know, you would never go, we have a car, but a different in India, they call it something
00:37:43.100
else, but it's still a combustion engine with four wheels and a windshield.
00:37:46.700
Um, and you would go, well, these two things aren't the same thing.
00:37:52.680
So, um, you can find that for countless different entities throughout history.
00:37:57.840
And I think that these are exactly who we're dealing with.
00:38:00.780
And to your point, yeah, they're, they're lowercase G gods.
00:38:05.000
So whenever people get upset, they're like, oh, you don't believe in it.
00:38:09.100
So much of Christianity has so much overlap with the Vedic belief system has so much overlap
00:38:16.360
with, you know, Timothy Albarino, we were just talking about, I believe a moment ago,
00:38:20.360
and he, he spends a lot of time in Peru studying, uh, studying the megalithic structures, you
00:38:26.660
And the government of Peru, who by the way, has become really disenchanted with like this
00:38:31.720
ancient aliens narrator or narrative to the point where they'll question you as to what
00:38:39.180
And if you say anything, ancient aliens are going to be pretty rude with you, but they
00:38:43.320
have one notion of how these megalithic structures were made.
00:38:50.340
But if you ask people who are, um, actual descendants of the natives of Peru, uh, who still
00:38:55.960
live off the beaten path, aren't part of like the cities and everything, according to Timothy
00:39:00.240
Albarino, they will tell you stories that, um, number one, the Inca found those megalithic
00:39:07.760
And the way that they say they came about was that they were built by a race of giants.
00:39:14.300
These megalithic structures were built by a race of giants.
00:39:17.200
These giants, however, were evil and cannibalistic.
00:39:20.180
I guess it's fair to say cannibalistic because they are part human, right?
00:39:23.100
If we're talking about the Nephilim, if we are actually talking about the same entities
00:39:25.900
and that they were killed in a giant flood that was sent by like the creator God, like,
00:39:38.400
The only differentiation that I care to make is that oftentimes these other cultures look
00:39:50.460
And you can't even say like, you know, Catholicism has archangels and everything, but you, I don't
00:39:55.160
think you should venerate them because that is the exact thing that tempted the one third
00:40:01.820
Well, and even in the, in, in the, uh, Bible, um, I believe it's in, uh, Psalms.
00:40:07.720
There's, there's, there's a verse that speaks of the gods of the nations and, um, it's talking
00:40:15.480
about from what I, from what I remember now, I I'm not completely polished on my Bible studies,
00:40:25.040
But, um, from what I remember, what it's talking about is that God had put angels in charge of
00:40:32.660
these nations and that, um, the, the, the citizens of the nation went from venerating
00:40:40.620
the, the angels to worshiping the angels and whether or not that angel was a fallen angel
00:40:46.720
or not was dependent on how that angel reacted to that worship.
00:40:50.800
And if that angel did like the angel that came to Mary and was like, no, you don't worship
00:41:02.940
They became the demons of the nations, you know?
00:41:05.900
And so these stories have go on for, for generations.
00:41:12.740
So that's Psalm 96, five or four to five says for the Lord is great and greatly to be praised.
00:41:20.180
It used to be feared above all gods, lowercase G for all the gods of the nation are idols,
00:41:26.260
but the Lord, uh, but the Lord made the heavens.
00:41:28.980
So yeah, it's just, again, but this is what the people asked for.
00:41:32.260
The Jewish people constantly asking for a king and God told them, no, he told them no
00:41:40.220
And it never ends up quite the way they want it.
00:41:41.960
But whenever he designates a king, there is always an angel in this territory above them.
00:41:47.300
So that angel is put there, whether the angel falls or not.
00:41:52.720
And, uh, it seems to be the same story over and over.
00:41:54.960
That really highlights something that top brings up all the time.
00:41:58.400
And I, and, and I think he's right over the target when he does.
00:42:01.980
This is like, God is omnipresent, but these other entities, they rule over localities.
00:42:11.720
And so that goes into a whole plethora of things.
00:42:15.220
It opens up this door to why you'll even see, let's say cryptids, for example, in one
00:42:24.000
All these other things do seem to be relegated to a physical location.
00:42:28.920
We've got, you've got a cat people, Jin, on the East of the world, like, uh, you know,
00:42:35.420
in, in the Middle Eastern countries, this is their kind of supernatural phenomenon that
00:42:39.460
And then over here, you've got Bigfoot dog, man.
00:42:43.980
Like you've got cat people and dog, man on either side of, of this giant ocean because
00:42:50.320
So whatever spirituality is going on, it's a different God.
00:42:52.840
It seems like they have the same goal, but in the end, uh, they they'll, they'll ultimately
00:42:59.200
You know, if, if you believe in end times prophecy, the book of revelation in that final
00:43:02.880
battle, I think that it'll be one side versus the other, but right now they're just kind
00:43:07.220
of all moving in different directions and doing whatever they feel like.
00:43:14.660
So I, all, all of this kind of leads me into my, my next question.
00:43:18.940
Have y'all read a book called, um, the UFO delusion?
00:43:33.400
So, so father Sarah from Rose had, had written a book.
00:43:53.880
He was telling us about, yeah, we got to have him, uh, back on.
00:44:00.140
He's got a mixed ketchup in the, yo, go ahead, man.
00:44:03.880
As long as you don't come back with your dick in a bun.
00:44:14.460
So the UFO delusion, um, it was, it was taken out of a, he father, uh, spirit and Bailey
00:44:20.560
had taken like the church fathers, their ideas of what aliens were.
00:44:25.040
And then, uh, from, uh, father Sarah from Rose's book.
00:44:29.600
And he had, he had written this book called the UFO delusion.
00:44:32.520
And it's all about how aliens are actually demons.
00:44:35.520
Now we heard Tucker Carlson starting to parrot very similar talking points where he got the
00:44:44.660
If you trace the, uh, the church fathers, uh, uh, of the Christian faith back to the times
00:44:55.560
They believe that aliens were demons, that these were actual spiritual beings that were
00:45:01.380
interacting with humanity, much like we're talking about with the Nephilim.
00:45:07.360
So, um, this, this was, is something that I believe Tucker Carlson uncovered by accident.
00:45:17.460
And I think this is him going around talking about this so openly and getting so much public
00:45:24.640
And I believe this is why he was attacked by demons in his sleep.
00:45:31.500
So you're talking to me, he's, he's just talking about our favorite shit, David Tucker
00:45:37.300
This is like when the first time we got on, uh, Luke Rakowski show, uh, the best political
00:45:42.720
podcast, it was that day that Tucker Carlson was, uh, or that the week of where he's, he's
00:45:48.140
discussing, um, how America has lost his sense of spirituality.
00:45:51.420
And that these things that are, you know, aliens are possibly entities and nefarious
00:45:56.600
ones and such and such, but we've kind of been on this for a while.
00:46:00.620
And like all the stuff that we said about Nephilim before it's, I guess it's foreplay
00:46:08.980
Like if I just meet you, be like, let me tell you about the Nephilim.
00:46:11.160
They're fucking demons and they're aliens too, man.
00:46:18.920
He's like, it's just a rebranding of the same thing.
00:46:21.080
Like, uh, the Aleister Crowley story where he goes to the desert and he summons an entity.
00:46:29.780
I don't know if he saw that, if that was the one there was a was and there was lamb.
00:46:33.060
One of them he saw in the great pyramids for whatever reason, he was allowed to go in the
00:46:35.980
great pyramids and do like a whole workings in there.
00:46:39.000
Um, and then there was another one that he contacted.
00:46:42.120
This would have been actually in a cabin somewhere.
00:46:43.840
I think in upstate New York, uh, he was, he was, uh, communing with, and I think that's
00:46:48.640
actually where he saw lamb, but yeah, to, to top's point, if you look at the image that
00:46:51.580
Aleister Crowley, who is the, you know, the wickedest man alive, uh, more or less the
00:47:02.640
Uh, who managed to really wedge his way into pop culture in such a strange way, but just
00:47:07.840
I mean, like, you know, a lot of people attribute this like spooky shit and it's kind of spooky,
00:47:11.460
but the guy was, he knew exactly what he was doing and all of his stuff was done with intention.
00:47:17.320
And yeah, it's, it's important to not just like throw him away as like guard.
00:47:25.580
Like, but we have to pay attention to what he was doing.
00:47:28.400
If we want to know where we're, how we're supposed to move and what we're supposed to do.
00:47:33.940
Do you have that image again, top, by the way, the Miami mall, because I believe you
00:47:39.440
And I just, I think it's a great thing to show people because it's like, this was the
00:47:43.040
first rendition of what we recognize today as like the modern day gray.
00:47:47.500
And I think what's also important to recognize about our perception of UFOs.
00:47:55.840
One is it's very clear that now that the government is taking an interest, we're probably going
00:48:00.180
someplace soon where they're going to reveal something to us.
00:48:02.740
And we actually just finished doing an episode where we anticipate that December 3rd, we
00:48:07.440
might actually see something very strange in the skies, but there is a soft disclosure
00:48:13.340
happening over a few years now since 2017, when all of a sudden the government told you
00:48:19.920
I mean, that thing is clearly, that's the image that Alistair Crowley would have drawn
00:48:23.600
of lamb and absent the gigantic black eyes, that is an alien gray for all intents and
00:48:29.600
And so there does seem to be this moment in time that we're coming towards where they're
00:48:37.920
But I want to remind people that our only perception of ETs, aliens, UFOs, it comes from
00:48:47.740
Hollywood, which is to say it comes from the propaganda machine.
00:48:57.100
It's like, you know, a lot of people have these ideas about whether or not my, my favorite
00:49:01.880
narrative is they are, they're our benign space brothers who have come to stop us from
00:49:10.080
like mutually assured destruction, who have come to stop us from destroying our own planet
00:49:14.840
with, you know, climate and pollution related issues.
00:49:18.640
They seem to have taken an interest in our nuclear facilities.
00:49:21.400
There's these stories of them shutting down, you know, nuclear facilities, shutting down
00:49:27.840
bombs and missiles, all kinds of shit like that.
00:49:29.800
The military is the leading force in sort of this disclosure, right?
00:49:35.160
We've been seeing Air Force officials and things like that in these hearings.
00:49:39.100
We just sat at the, you know, what was it a week ago?
00:49:45.820
So I was like, should we see the time dilation is crazy.
00:49:52.100
So I mean, it just feels strange to me that we're at this, the edge of something in my
00:49:59.400
estimation, but like we don't, we don't have any actual opinions on them that weren't formed
00:50:04.240
I mean, there are some people who have done some research, but generally speaking, the
00:50:07.120
general public, it's the movies that we get and then mixed with some information that
00:50:11.780
the government disseminates to us, which is hilarious.
00:50:14.540
So, um, yeah, I, I do think that when top was talking about this rebranding thing, the
00:50:19.480
way that I often put it is like, imagine you have a pharmaceutical company that releases
00:50:22.800
an experimental drug, gives an alarming amount of people cancer and kills them.
00:50:27.140
And it's so big that they can't sweep it under the rug.
00:50:31.340
Um, they decide to dissolve, but just reappear under a different company name that doesn't
00:50:40.320
The public doesn't know they're not the ones that gave you ass cancer.
00:50:43.420
And so in a lot of ways, I think that's what's happening here.
00:50:47.180
Honestly, I think that's been the whole point of this obsession in the sci-fi community in
00:50:55.800
It's been a very long journey over decades and decades to try to temper the American
00:51:03.500
public with ideas, manufactured ideas about what these things are.
00:51:07.400
So when they finally do present themselves, we have an idea.
00:51:13.460
Oh, they are here to stop us from killing each other with nukes.
00:51:16.900
Oh, they are here to give us advanced technology.
00:51:24.160
I almost, I'm almost all in on the idea that alien greys are biomechanical husks that these
00:51:32.880
entities, because Top's been telling you that, that the Nephilim are demon in the book of
00:51:37.920
It says that when they die, their spirits are cursed to roam this world.
00:51:48.440
And so they can only interact with our realm in a limited way.
00:51:53.460
They do it typically through our own psychology, whispering to us and nudging us here or there,
00:52:06.720
These things, these greys, they don't have any sexual reproductive organs.
00:52:17.060
And I think that they are something that they can inhabit for a limited amount of time and
00:52:22.820
interact with our realm in a limited physical way.
00:52:25.540
But honestly, the name of the game has always been the same as it was back then, genetic
00:52:33.580
Every time they abduct someone, it's all about, you know, mysterious pregnancies and babies
00:52:40.620
People are seeing, you know, children with big black eyes that seem to be their children.
00:52:45.500
Uh, and so I think that it's the same old shit, a lot of butt stuff too, but they're trying
00:53:08.360
We had her, we actually had her schedule to talk to.
00:53:15.080
She was like very nasty to one of our friends and that, like, it kind of dropped through
00:53:18.940
and I just never rebooked her, but I was like, I wanted to talk to her.
00:53:22.880
I felt like there was a little bit of a conflict of like, why are you so mean?
00:53:34.900
But, um, but no, she, her book is, is really fascinating.
00:53:42.600
Um, but one of the things she talks about, um, is, um, is feminism was based off of a
00:53:52.620
Hindu goddess and this Hindu goddess has like four arms and she's like, she wears a
00:53:59.920
necklace of men's heads and like blood dripping.
00:54:04.440
And like, and she talks about how feminism is like, comes from this, this spirit, something
00:54:23.220
It's, it's fun to, uh, think about it, uh, as like a, like a joke, right?
00:54:29.440
So again, another blue skinned entity that just feast on the flesh of human beings, uh,
00:54:35.980
actually our, our friend, uh, Paul Stobbs of understanding conspiracy.
00:54:42.140
I mean, if you can get them on this show, you would, you would love it, but he, he makes
00:55:05.880
So he, uh, his, his, like one of his main works is that, uh, the Nephilim look like clowns
00:55:14.020
I mean, I'm sure we'd butcher it, but he does, he does an entire deep dive and he talks about,
00:55:18.280
I think it has to do with their, like the blood that they have, uh, running in their
00:55:22.000
veins that, and they also have very pale white skin.
00:55:25.400
So they would look almost like with a tinge of blue, but oftentimes you'll see these, these
00:55:30.220
Hindu gods and goddesses as like blue faces, even like Anubis is kind of blue.
00:55:37.740
There are even stories of the Kandahar giant where some people swore there was like a blue
00:55:41.040
element to it, to the extent where when artwork is done of it, uh, the giant is often depicted
00:55:47.880
I've seen a very pale white, um, the depictions I've seen of the Kandahar giant were all pale,
00:56:03.200
They pale usually with like a reddish hair, uh, these kinds of Nephilim two rows of teeth
00:56:14.900
So as I guess, as they go on, um, as they, as they continue to breed and dilute like
00:56:19.960
these, uh, we assume that they would just look slightly different, but I think that these
00:56:24.140
gods that these people are looking at and, and worshiping and drawing over and over again
00:56:36.420
We were doing a show the other day and somebody, um, it was testimony.
00:56:39.940
It's a show that we do called NDS Chronicles, where we read testimony from people who have
00:56:44.700
And one of the people, uh, was having like a demonic encounter repeatedly in sort of a
00:56:50.900
And eventually she started to ask this thing's name and the name that it gave was, uh, what
00:57:00.600
And, uh, if you look up as Medeus, if you look up as Medeus, as Medeus has lore pretty
00:57:08.140
Um, but he's depicted as having like the body of sort of a, uh, a lion.
00:57:16.300
He's also got the face of a, of a bird, I believe maybe an Eagle.
00:57:22.640
And, you know, the cherubim were described until, I don't know if it was Catholicism sort
00:57:27.680
of rehashing what a cherubim looked like into like a small chubby baby, but they're described
00:57:33.040
in the Bible as having like the face of a man, the face of a lion, the face of an ox
00:57:36.400
in the face of a, of a, of an Eagle, I believe.
00:57:39.340
And so, um, there are seemingly, if you're paying attention, many different classes of
00:57:45.560
angels that looked pretty different from one another.
00:57:47.720
So you would imagine that, um, if there were a third of the angels, angels who fell, then
00:57:56.120
So yeah, this is Asmodeus, uh, as he's often depicted and, um, okay.
00:58:01.680
That's the one that I was, I was struggling for.
00:58:03.220
So, um, when you look at these different creatures and they all have, you know, some
00:58:10.560
of them are, you have like satyrs and you have centaurs and you have, I do think these
00:58:14.680
are all just offspring of different angels who would have looked in, you know, wildly different
00:58:21.000
Like the Seraphim or the Nakash would have been described as sort of like a serpentine
00:58:26.140
So there's all of a sudden precedent for like any, which lizard people, lizard people.
00:58:32.020
Um, even in, I don't know if it's the, if it's the book of Enoch or, uh, there's another
00:58:37.720
one that describes them as all being, none of them were alike.
00:58:46.880
I don't know if it was talking about the angels or their offspring.
00:58:53.420
And honestly, it's like, if that is true, then there is your precedent for every weird
00:59:01.740
Like when, when they were talking about, I think it was like in Greek times, was it, um,
00:59:07.700
Socrates was writing about a satyr and a satyr as having been a matter of fact, a satyr that
00:59:15.100
And he's describing Socrates is describing this satyr as being like pretty unruly and
00:59:21.000
remarkably strong, very difficult to put in the cage and very nasty, just a nasty creature.
00:59:28.380
This is somebody who we look to with veneration to this day, you know, the modern day, um,
00:59:36.480
And he's describing a satyr, uh, and he's leaving in elements that he's, you know, it's
00:59:42.420
like, sometimes we get caught up in the flowery language, like, oh, did he mean this one was
00:59:46.800
a satyr as in like, he was just wild, wild man.
00:59:53.180
No, I don't, I don't have, but, um, if you do want to reference what we're talking about,
00:59:56.900
we were talking with Brian of demon erasers on our episode.
01:00:00.840
Uh, I forgot what it's called on one of the more recent episodes with him.
01:00:04.600
And, uh, we go into this, we actually bring up a scripture.
01:00:08.180
So it's called the chimeric origins of the Nephilim.
01:00:11.020
It's a episode 84 and there is biblical precedent that describes it.
01:00:16.680
It describes like, Hey, don't lay down with this, this goat looking person.
01:00:20.160
Like I know, I know that their go to see is really nice, but don't do that.
01:00:24.240
In Deuteronomy, it talks about people with cleft lifts and pointed ears and, and bent
01:00:29.680
They're describing like what would be like an upright dog person or other kind of weird
01:00:38.140
Some of these things are, uh, you know, you can be like, all right, they don't really want
01:00:42.360
short people in there or fat people, which is fine.
01:00:51.100
It's really strange, strange occurrences that you'd be super specific about.
01:00:55.640
You can't be in the presence of God in this temple.
01:01:00.020
Christopher being like this saint with a dog's head or the lion face men of Moab, which
01:01:04.880
people just, and they're just, Oh, that just means they were fierce.
01:01:09.820
And that's why you would describe them as having lion faces.
01:01:13.380
The more we're looking into this, the more I'm like, maybe they had lion faces.
01:01:16.500
Maybe they were lion faced men, just like it says, I'm looking for a picture to send Danny.
01:01:24.840
So he can, he can put it up on the, uh, up on the screen.
01:01:29.180
I had, uh, quite an encounter whenever I first discovered orthodoxy.
01:01:35.680
So, um, the thing that drew me to orthodoxy was I, I was raised, um, Southern Baptist.
01:01:46.500
And I just kind of looked at it and it was so surface to me.
01:01:54.200
And, uh, so I decided I was agnostic and, and kind of drifted away and went, went my
01:02:02.740
And then, um, so there's, there's going to be two photos.
01:02:18.640
You know, when you said like lion face men of Moab, if you looked at him, I'd be like,
01:02:22.140
I could kind of see if like, if they were like, oh, he's a lion face man.
01:02:28.140
So I, uh, one of the things that the thing that drew me to orthodoxy was they actually
01:02:37.320
had explanations for, um, different encounters.
01:02:40.960
And I had always had some like encounters throughout my life.
01:02:47.540
And, uh, I, I had, uh, I just sent you those pictures.
01:02:52.240
So this was, this was at, uh, here at my house, we had a fire out front where my wife
01:02:59.380
and I are sitting on the porch and you can, you can see in the two pictures in the first
01:03:05.820
picture, there's this like little faint purple, like the porch.
01:03:11.160
And then whenever, and then a couple of seconds later, she took two pictures simultaneously.
01:03:19.660
And it was like a second later, it's these two figures around the fire, like standing
01:03:30.760
And so this was right around the time I started like investigating orthodoxy.
01:03:39.760
I don't know if it was that same night, a couple of nights later, but I had this really,
01:03:44.520
really vivid dream and I was laying in the, on the bosom of a light of a woman and just
01:03:53.540
This one, you can see the two figures there, like kind of, that's right here.
01:03:58.820
And the next one is even crazier, but if I can get to that, but it went from this, this
01:04:04.100
picture to the next picture, it was like almost instantaneous.
01:04:27.020
And so, and, and so it was shortly after this, I was, I had a dream and I was laying on the
01:04:32.340
bosom of this woman and she was caressing my hair and we were talking.
01:04:49.400
So I looked it up and in Sanskrit, that means, uh, God, God of light.
01:04:58.840
Well, even in Italian, it means bringer of light.
01:05:07.000
And so, and it was just, it was such a vivid dream.
01:05:13.340
I actually didn't go to church for six months after this.
01:05:22.080
And, uh, I finally got in touch with, uh, father turbo, who is, uh, bucks, uh, spiritual
01:05:35.040
And he was like, yeah, he goes because of your past and, um, being molested as a child,
01:05:42.480
that these entities will attach themselves to you and kind of follow you around.
01:05:49.600
And as you're finding truth and as you're moving in the right direction, they're going
01:05:55.060
to do everything they can to pull you back and to keep you in their grips.
01:05:59.520
And so he's like, what you're experiencing, that's not a dream.
01:06:09.440
It was just really eyeopening that somebody, a priest would actually have that conversation
01:06:22.720
They're not afraid to tackle the esoteric and, and these, these different things that occur
01:06:32.280
And that's why I think, uh, well, it's not why I've gotten away from the modern church.
01:06:37.840
I've gone away cause I had some disagreements with my old church.
01:06:40.560
And then I went, uh, my parents go to one and they bring my kids, which is great.
01:06:44.140
The kids learn about this stuff, but I'm like, I go and they're very, very Zionist.
01:06:48.820
And they also missed, in my opinion, they missed the spiritual aspect of the spiritual warfare
01:06:54.380
And that's, I try not to blame everything on spiritual warfare, but you do have to be aware
01:07:03.640
Now, if I'm, if I'm just saying, you know, like my kids are behaving, I, I just rebuke
01:07:14.800
However, if they're like, you know, my wife and me and my wife going through like, uh,
01:07:19.200
um, you know, health issues and shit like that.
01:07:21.440
Like really, we just went through a bunch of spiritual warfare right before Bohemian
01:07:26.620
And we're like, but I'm like keenly aware of it.
01:07:29.240
Like, I understand this is a spiritual warfare, but I also understand that these things are
01:07:34.960
So they have to approach you in your dream or in some sort of super state like that,
01:07:39.340
because they're not, they, they can't manifest here.
01:07:42.700
Well, not yet, hopefully not, not in my life, but maybe, but they have to approach you.
01:07:49.700
It reminds me of a story we just read on, uh, Nephilim, Nephilim death squad chronicles
01:07:54.460
of, uh, uh, a woman that she was approached by the other woman with Asmodeus and she was
01:08:00.220
approached by this being constantly and was raped by it in her, in her dreams constantly.
01:08:06.120
And then, then it just turned into kind of like consensual casual sex.
01:08:10.260
But that's just, but that's just sleep paralysis.
01:08:14.180
But she, she wasn't drawing the difference at the time that this was actually happening
01:08:18.420
She's like, I think that, you know, I might've been on a medication.
01:08:22.880
And this is, it's to the point where she's like, yeah, you know, do me harder, like crazy
01:08:27.920
She's like, well, when in Rome, it's like, but they rely on that when in bed.
01:08:38.260
I, I understand why, like, you're like, oh, this is just a dream.
01:08:43.140
I'll wake up and then go to life and do whatever.
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And they kind of rely on you to be fooled and mistaken by that.
01:08:52.040
So it's, it's scary, but it's also relieving, right?
01:08:56.260
Because it's like, oh, you had to, this is the kind of valor, you know, the smoke and
01:09:00.240
mirrors that you had to show me in order to get me to do what you wanted.
01:09:05.040
And then even still, after I did what you wanted, I can just be like, nah, I'm just in
01:09:11.400
And, and then, and then you kind of got to stop.
01:09:18.400
And that's, you know, Tommy, you just touched on it there, right?
01:09:21.100
Where it's just like, oh, it's just sleep paralysis.
01:09:22.720
This is one of these things where both, and I agree with your ideas about how orthodox
01:09:28.280
Christianity doesn't seem to shy away from the supernatural aspect of things, which I really
01:09:35.380
And we were talking about Tucker Carlson earlier.
01:09:37.400
One of the things that he says that does resonate with me is that in the West, we're, we have
01:09:41.540
a detachment from our understanding of the spiritual realm.
01:09:54.580
Um, but most churches are also going to ignore the supernatural aspect of things.
01:09:59.480
And so what happens is it leaves you entirely unarmed.
01:10:02.880
So when we're talking about this, this woman who sent this, uh, story to us, she's lost
01:10:11.560
She thinks dreams are meaningless because in the West, we think dreams are meaningless.
01:10:14.580
So there's so many ways, like they're not that strong and you can overcome them.
01:10:20.180
They rely on you being in the dark and not understanding what this is for them to be able to take
01:10:28.420
I wanted to, I wanted to point one thing out that a lot of people could easily overlook.
01:10:34.700
If you look down, uh, at the bottom of the picture, that's my dog's head right there.
01:10:44.780
Oh, wait, does he have his head down looking at this?
01:11:01.380
And see, we couldn't see that with the human eye, but he saw them.
01:11:06.220
We didn't see that until she took the pictures.
01:11:10.960
I definitely think animals are, are, are keyed into, um, something that, that human beings
01:11:18.860
There's, there's definitely something there, but.
01:11:20.420
Well, not only are they keyed in, I, I think it's just that we're like, so zoned out with
01:11:25.140
Like, I mean, I'm, I'm very interested in seeing what happens with this make America
01:11:29.040
healthy movement, because, uh, I have a feeling that when you take red dye and fluoride out
01:11:34.920
of the water and the food supply, people begin to see a little bit more clearly.
01:11:39.280
And I don't know what that means, but I think that all that shit that's jamming up your pineal
01:11:44.260
gland, if you want to get like real woo woo with this shit, I think that that is a, that's
01:11:50.020
going to be a major factor in whatever we're going to see next.
01:11:58.240
You had brought up Jacob and Esau earlier, and then you said, we'll get back to that.
01:12:17.460
I live in Beaumont or outside of Beaumont, Texas.
01:12:23.420
Some, I think something like that, but he's a, he's a great guy.
01:12:29.460
You of course need to talk to him because Justin is one of these guys when it comes to this
01:12:34.140
topic of Esau and Jacob, um, that is kind of in a lot of ways, blazing a trail.
01:12:41.440
Um, this isn't, this is his own research to a large degree.
01:12:45.160
I mean, I'm sure he's found some help from people who have an idea or two, but a lot
01:12:51.320
And so, um, there's, there's two ideas when it comes to the Jacob and Esau thing.
01:12:58.540
The other one has to do with these priestly robes that would have been on Noah.
01:13:02.400
Um, when his kids found him naked and drunk and pulled his garments over him, uh, the
01:13:09.900
same priestly robes allegedly that you want to know, you want to know, uh, uh, and I won't
01:13:16.100
say fun fact, but, um, traditionally the son that stumbled upon Noah and saw him naked.
01:13:28.880
Um, yeah, it means that he fucked his wife or he fucked.
01:13:41.500
That's traditionally the way that it was, it was read from the Jewish perspective back
01:13:58.060
That his father got drunk and passed out and he took advantage of him and he went and got
01:14:06.280
And they were like, yeah, his brothers were like, no.
01:14:12.740
I love it that they would go by the, yo, dude, come in here.
01:14:15.800
And they're like, you want to come get some of this?
01:14:20.300
Well, um, so those robes that they pulled over him when they denied the request for raping,
01:14:25.200
I guess, um, allegedly, according to Justin Brown, which he's got a lot of really compelling
01:14:29.600
evidence to support the theory is these were the same robes that were stripped off of the
01:14:34.020
serpent in the garden, the Nikash, that the idea that the Nikash was the accuser, he was
01:14:39.320
Um, he had a role to play and that he was actually like a priest.
01:14:43.660
Um, he had a high spiritual place of authority and he went too far, um, in the situation with
01:14:51.940
And so the robes were stripped off of him, uh, given to Adam and you can trace these all
01:14:56.700
the way down to the coat of many colors that was given to Joseph.
01:14:59.440
And at some point, uh, Esau has them for a period.
01:15:03.240
And so, I mean, I highly recommend cause we will butcher that have Justin Brown on, you'll
01:15:11.620
Well, when it comes to more, there's more to that, but there's more to the, to that part
01:15:16.080
we could, we can sort of tell you, but it's, so that's in the Leviticus 18, eight, and also
01:15:21.460
in Deuteronomy, I have to look that one up, but in Leviticus, it's talking about the nakedness
01:15:25.140
of your father and of the nakedness of your father's wife, you shall not uncover.
01:15:29.500
So that is, I think when we were talking about this, when we were saying he raped his
01:15:33.060
mother, that, because these are, these are specific rules that they're telling people
01:15:36.620
like don't uncover the nakedness of your father's wife.
01:15:39.200
So don't rape your mother or your mother, your stepmother.
01:15:43.060
But if they uncovered the nakedness of their father, uh, that means, yeah, geez, that's
01:16:00.040
Isn't that what destiny just did to Nick Foyce?
01:16:09.900
Uh, y'all seen the, the new Ron Paul bit where he's talking about, uh, he, he met a
01:16:21.260
And then he, then he goes on to talk about when he was 20, he let some dude blow him in
01:16:26.700
a gas station bathroom and he goes, but he seemed, he seemed gay.
01:16:32.080
And he goes, I guess if you would have walked in the bathroom, we would have both seemed
01:16:40.680
Um, so, so when it comes to the, the big foot correlation, it, it's basically Justin taking
01:16:51.000
a much deeper dive into this idea that he saw was covered in hair to the extent that
01:16:56.920
when Jacob went to get his birthright and trick his father, he had to put sheep's wool
01:17:03.500
He also had to cover himself in enough crap that he smelled bad, which is interesting
01:17:09.320
cause that does go along with a big foot lore is that he smells horrific.
01:17:13.220
Um, and that the, the birth of Jacob and Esau was sort of a, uh, a fractal prophecy.
01:17:25.780
This idea of, we talked about it before enmity between the seed of man and the seed of the
01:17:31.500
Um, he shall bruise your heel, but you shall bruise his head.
01:17:36.100
Uh, even the way that they came out in that order, um, Esau was gripping onto Jacob's heel.
01:17:42.460
I believe there's a, there's a whole slew of stuff that, uh, Justin gets into.
01:17:47.300
And also kind of, it kind of ties into that thing that you were talking about when you're,
01:17:51.960
uh, what these, these Kings will do like summoning another entity.
01:17:56.340
So this woman, it would seem if, if this part is to believe, to be believed,
01:18:01.500
Rebecca had both the seed of, of, uh, God or this pure blooded seed, not, not God himself,
01:18:08.860
but you know, this Hebrew seed of this, this lineage in her.
01:18:13.360
And also at the same time, the seed of a monster, a Nephilim, there shall be two nations, right?
01:18:18.880
Like that is literally the Bible is telling you, that's a prophecy, completely different
01:18:23.380
And, uh, and there, and there are people that believe that Noah was a Nephilim.
01:18:30.700
Um, and yeah, there's a lot of, you know, you go back and forth.
01:18:33.980
A lot of people will show you evidence for Noah having been exponentially larger, uh, than
01:18:40.300
It's really interesting because, uh, there was an episode recently of the confessionals where
01:18:45.120
there was a site for some time that people speculated was the mountain that Noah's Ark
01:18:52.200
A lot of people were looking at the, uh, Mount Ararat as the location for Noah's landing.
01:18:58.520
It seems that was a little bit of a misnomer and it was a mountain in the mountains of Ararat,
01:19:04.620
not specifically Mount Ararat, but there was, there's a mountain range there.
01:19:07.760
And on one of those mountains, they did find a ship, which enough right there should be
01:19:13.200
like, what the hell, uh, of, I think it's like 500 feet in length.
01:19:17.500
And there was a time where people were much 500 yards, 500 yards.
01:19:24.160
And there was a time where people were much more, either way, that's a big fucking ship.
01:19:29.000
And recently there was, um, uh, rock slides and mudslides.
01:19:33.820
And when that happened, giant portions of the ship were suddenly exposed.
01:19:39.040
And now it seems without a doubt, there is definitively a massive ship on the top of one
01:19:46.160
And even just beneath the ship, there is a small village that fits the description of the
01:19:51.720
place that Noah and his family would have first, you know, came out of the ship, landed on and
01:19:58.200
And so, I mean, we're in this weird period right now where even the shroud of Turin is
01:20:20.280
And, um, and they came with all the receipts for that.
01:20:23.280
And so in so many ways, it feels like, um, you know, there was a time when I, I figured
01:20:31.840
And now it's like, you know, for us doing this show is just epiphany followed by vindication,
01:20:43.140
Um, it seems like this was all incredibly real.
01:20:48.880
I mean, you know, I know that the Dead Sea Scrolls did a lot of convicting for, um, a
01:20:53.780
lot of scripture and also gave us the book of Enoch, which even that I find interesting
01:20:58.140
because it's like the very first line in the book of Enoch is that this is for the tribulation
01:21:02.940
And if you look around, you want to know, you know, what's really interesting about the
01:21:06.960
book of Enoch, uh, other than it's the book that's next to my bed on my nightstand,
01:21:13.240
is, is that it, it was the second most popular book in that, in that region.
01:21:22.860
So they, they only, the only book they found that was more popular than Enoch that they found
01:21:29.880
more copies of in that area where they found the Dead Sea Scrolls was Genesis.
01:21:41.260
So yeah, the people in the Bible were reading that stuff, but, uh, one thing we
01:21:45.940
uncovered, which is real interesting, the initial discovery in, uh, I guess by a shepherd
01:21:51.960
named Muhammad, of course, uh, in the, in the Kuman area, it was discovered in 1947.
01:22:07.720
It's also like right around the Roswell sightings.
01:22:10.400
It's right around, um, the, the end of World War II, right?
01:22:14.660
Like there was, it was a weird, really weird time.
01:22:19.940
And it's like, this is for the tribulation generation.
01:22:21.900
And then boom, you've got the creation of the state of Israel.
01:22:28.080
The end of an era and the beginning of a new one.
01:22:31.760
You know, there's no God in America for like, I don't know, the sixties or the seventies
01:22:37.700
Now we're in like this church age that is about to be over as well.
01:22:42.720
I'm sure everybody said this, uh, that kind of looks at this stuff.
01:22:45.940
They're like, yeah, we're in the end times, but it sure does feel like it.
01:22:48.660
And what else to that topic is that Sarah from Rose used to say, it's later than you
01:22:54.320
Yeah, I think that that's a great way of putting it.
01:22:57.160
And I know that a lot of other generations thought they were there, but we are the only generation
01:23:01.320
that has gotten to a point where you can at least speculate as to whether or not they
01:23:06.400
are trying to manufacture prophecy, because there are many ways in which I look at what
01:23:12.140
And I go, that seems to be, there's an effort to make this fit a sort of end times prophecy.
01:23:20.880
I mean, certainly when it came to the red heifers, the red heifer, the fulfillment of that prophecy
01:23:25.860
Yeah, that came from a, a, a farm that's purpose was to genetically create the perfect red heifer.
01:23:34.220
If you look into it, it's like, yeah, that's what they were doing there.
01:23:36.640
You know, it's obviously good business to be in, but if they can create the red head
01:23:40.440
and of course, you know, they ended up doing that.
01:23:42.460
In fact, they ended up getting like eight possible candidates that got whittled down to five
01:23:49.380
And then all of a sudden the press stopped rolling on it because things became awfully controversial
01:23:52.940
there. Um, and so that is one way that I look at it and I go, that seems to be a manufacturing
01:24:01.080
That was an incredible time. Let's just take a stroll back there to that time where I forget
01:24:05.460
the woman that works for Ben Shapiro's, I don't know, some Jewish lady was talking about it
01:24:10.840
in almost a celebratory manner. And then like, I was one of the people that pushed her on it.
01:24:19.940
Yeah. So they moved the red heifers to Israel and then she's like, oh, but it's just, it's
01:24:23.540
just fine. And I was like, no, no, no, no, no. They're going to sacrifice them. Then they're
01:24:26.320
going to bathe these tools that they're going to erect this next temple in their ashes.
01:24:30.740
It's like, I guess it's fine, but like, this is cause for alarm and they just kind of like
01:24:35.060
matter of factly like, yeah, no, this is what's going to go down. And then you don't hear anything
01:24:39.000
else about it. Then we have like the eclipse happens and then dead silence on the, on the red
01:24:44.080
Well, that's it. What's, what's hilarious to me is the same people that are all up in
01:24:49.520
arms about the persecution of the Jews and the persecution of Israel are wanting to usher
01:24:59.520
in the end of Israel. It's really weird. Yeah. Yeah. Psychotic.
01:25:07.440
It is. It's all kind of insane. I mean, you know, we, we've been looking a lot at the Donald
01:25:11.820
Trump thing, which, you know, I tend not to look at things from too much of a political
01:25:16.300
point of view and more of like an esoteric, spiritual, cultural kind of view. And with
01:25:21.180
him, there seems to be at the very least, there is no shortage of rabbinic Jews in Israel who
01:25:28.560
are looking to him as the Moshiach, as like a Messiah figure. They herald him as we even
01:25:34.340
have this like minted coin with him and his face next to King Cyrus's face who, you know,
01:25:41.820
made it possible for the building of the second temple. They regard him. They gave him recently
01:25:46.980
this silver crown. And I believe there's efforts being made constantly to determine whether or
01:25:53.880
not Donald Trump, this is, this is real shit is one of the genetic descendants of the biblical
01:26:00.040
King David. And so they have songs about him, super Trump and all this crazy crap. They regard
01:26:06.240
him as a messianic figure. And even that I'm like, I don't know, there just seems to be this.
01:26:13.720
You say, you said super Trump and super freak came to mind.
01:26:18.900
It should have been. They really missed the boat on that. It should have been set to the
01:26:24.520
soundtrack of super freak, but this, this song slaps too.
01:26:27.540
Yo, super, super Trump is a banger of a song. It's sung by the Israeli boys choir and they sing
01:26:34.280
about him as if he is a superhero. That's how they perceive him. And so there's so many things.
01:26:41.820
I'm like, I don't know what they're exactly doing with Donald Trump. I know I have like a slew of
01:26:47.360
Donald Trump. It might be the antichrist notes.
01:26:50.180
You got to get Cyprian on to talk about that. He'll, he'll go on for days.
01:26:58.140
I think, I think he's forgiven me since I know we have, we've had some like, like back and forth,
01:27:02.580
but that was years ago. I would love to talk to, uh, he's not, he's not on a Twitter anymore.
01:27:11.300
If you could hook us up, Vin Armani, old school Vin Armani, Cyprian, man. Yeah. That dude,
01:27:16.240
he was writing about so much shit that I kind of like, I didn't, I never like spit in his face,
01:27:22.360
but sometimes I'm like, you're going a little crazy, dude. What are you talking about? And
01:27:25.700
then I'm like, the craziest. And then it happened. You're like, okay. Yeah. And then I was like,
01:27:32.420
all right, well, what else do you have to say? He's a, he's the reason that like Buck, myself,
01:27:39.440
Matt Erickson, all got introduced to orthodoxy. Beautiful. I would love to have Matt on
01:27:46.140
as well. I see, I see that his show is growing and his, uh, his following is growing. He's doing,
01:27:50.820
he's doing some, some cool stuff. It's, it's cool to see. Matt's a bad-ass dude. I love Matt.
01:27:55.960
Yeah. It's, it's great to see like how that weird libertarian community kind of like is just,
01:28:01.940
uh, you know, fractionated. Yes. It just blew up and everybody goes kind of like in different
01:28:08.340
paths, but they're doing all just really cool things. And we're all still like close friends.
01:28:13.060
Like I just talked to Pete last night. Actually, he's going to be on the show here next week. So
01:28:17.740
Pete's another one had him scheduled and I never nailed a date, but I was just texting back and
01:28:23.120
forth with them. They're just good people. I'm so I'm very glad for the time that I spent in the
01:28:27.200
libertarian party. I'm glad I didn't turn out gay. And I'm glad I came out of it with like knowing
01:28:32.000
some cool people. I want to, I want to share this with, uh, with Tommy. I thought you were gay when
01:28:37.380
you entered and we turned you straight. I prayed it away. We prayed it away. So Tommy check this
01:28:46.980
one out. This is, this is neither here nor there. It's just something in my notes that I love telling
01:28:51.500
people because it's something a lot of people don't know. And it's very fun. Um, did you know
01:28:55.920
that in 1958, there was this, uh, show called the track down. It was like an old timey Western
01:29:01.020
kind of a deal. And, um, there was an episode named the end of the world. And the entire premise
01:29:08.820
of the episode is a con man comes to town and he is warning everyone that the world is going to end.
01:29:18.740
And once everyone is sufficiently freaked out, they start to, you know, wonder how they're going to
01:29:25.920
solve this issue. He has a solution. His solution is to build a wall. Uh, and that's going to protect
01:29:33.760
them. The guy's name was Trump in the series. Yeah. Yeah. And again, not to seem like I'm not
01:29:45.400
like, I'm not anti-Trump. A lot of people, like when, when we do episodes about this, they're like,
01:29:48.900
Oh yeah, fuck that guy. Right. And I'm like, I really like him. I like what he's doing. And I
01:29:55.540
like hilarious. He's so funny. How could you not? And also the direction that this,
01:30:00.420
the country is going in, it's like, well, we have a choice. We can go this way or that way.
01:30:04.100
It's like, I kind of want to see the story continue, but in this direction. And I understand
01:30:06.980
he might be the antichrist, but let's be real here. He's hilarious. Right. But there is like
01:30:12.360
all this weird lore, like, um, what's that, that movie back to the future. There's like a million
01:30:17.220
different ways in which it nods at, at Donald Trump and nine 11, interestingly enough,
01:30:21.760
but like Biff, the character Biff was actually modeled after Donald Trump. Um, there is the
01:30:28.900
Lockwood books. Check this out. There was a book released in 1968 called stand on Zanzibar.
01:30:36.760
It predicted that in 2010, there would be a black president that there would be AirPods.
01:30:43.820
There would be headphones. There would be a financial collapse. Like it was like, it's like,
01:30:51.200
what the fuck? Sometimes I think that people tap into a lot of people who make like books,
01:30:58.940
movies, any kind of art they're channeling. I think a lot of them are channeling and they
01:31:02.920
don't really realize it is because so many of them will tell you like even Stephen King
01:31:06.680
tells you that people don't have ideas. Ideas have people. Yes. Correct. Yeah. We were talking
01:31:13.700
about that. It seems like there's almost like ideas. Ideas are almost alive. Yes, dude. Okay.
01:31:19.320
That's exactly what I was going to say. How many, how many times have you been like,
01:31:22.900
cause I drive a truck so I can relate it to driving, but I can't, I can't tell you how
01:31:26.740
many times I've been driving in complete silence and an image pops into my mind and I'm like,
01:31:34.580
Oh my fucking God, where the hell did that come from? That's disturbing. Like what, what,
01:31:40.060
what would make me think of such a thing? You know, like it almost disgusts you. Sometimes the
01:31:45.880
things that pop in your head. Right. Probably the, one of the ways that it happens the most
01:31:51.220
because you get into like a automaton kind of meditative state when you're driving,
01:31:55.420
if you're driving long distances, you're like in a, in a weird space mentally.
01:31:59.360
And I usually drive like 600 miles a day. That's insane. Yep. When I was, when I was driving truck,
01:32:05.440
that's like when most of my artistic ideas came. Cause it's something about like, I'm in like this
01:32:09.820
cabin and shit's moving by me and I'm going and there's nothing really somehow I'm like,
01:32:15.000
I'm on autopilot thinking about safety stuff, but really if I've got this podcast on, I might be
01:32:20.680
listening to year zero and then I'm hearing Tommy talk. And then all of a sudden I start to talk
01:32:25.700
back to him in my head and then your brain could just travel. And, but then, then it gets to the
01:32:30.000
idea of, well, which ideas are your own, right? Like the Jerry Marzinski idea, everybody drink.
01:32:36.200
How many of these ideas are yours? And he would contend that there's very few of them. And do you know,
01:32:42.500
Jerry Marzinski? I do not. Oh shit. All right. Here we go. I'm about to score. Go ahead,
01:32:48.800
David. I know you wouldn't do it. I'll keep it short and sweet, but Dr. Jerry Marzinski is a
01:32:53.220
clinical psychologist with 35 plus years in the field, working directly with schizophrenic people.
01:32:59.540
And initially he worked in a medical environment where it was very restrictive. Eventually he moved
01:33:05.060
on to a prison environment where he had a lot more room for experimentation. Long story short,
01:33:10.160
after going through the, you know, medical apparatus rigmarole and all his professional
01:33:15.060
career, he came out the other end saying people are being influenced by something external to
01:33:20.040
themselves and that it is demonic and that Psalms 23 has a real effect on these entities. And he
01:33:27.740
actually showed up for a second appearance on our show with somebody who used to be schizophrenic
01:33:33.040
and then overcame it by treating it as if it was an external threat and that it was not
01:33:38.000
hallucinations by his own mind. Oh, wow. Uh, he came up with 23 discernible patterns that these
01:33:44.280
things adhere to. And he says that as the medical industry has been pinned, um, hallucinations by
01:33:51.400
nature, hallucinations do not adhere to a set of patterns. Uh, not very often. I mean, hallucinations
01:33:57.480
in their nature, they're sort of random, uh, but they would eventually fall into some sort of a
01:34:02.380
pattern if it's like a thousand monkeys, right? Typing on it. Yeah. Typewriter sort of thing.
01:34:06.080
But he came up with 23, 23 discernible patterns that these things adhere to, and then started
01:34:11.060
to treat people as if they were dealing with demonic, uh, oppression and with great success,
01:34:15.920
by the way. So, um, you would definitely like to talk to Dr. Jerry Marzinski. Um, we'll, we'll
01:34:22.320
give you his contact information. You'd get, you'd have a blast with him. Yeah. One of his stories
01:34:26.060
that we'd love to tell is like, uh, when he's there and he's speaking to these, these patients
01:34:31.060
that are in, in the jail or the, you know, the, I guess the prisoners that are in the
01:34:35.740
jail. Yeah. Um, he was just kind of like treating them, but he's doing it in an unorthodox way
01:34:40.620
where he's actually telling them to address the voices rather than, uh, just take medicine
01:34:44.980
and like push it to the side. And multiple times the inmates would come up and tell him
01:34:50.420
like, uh, the voices told us that like, you have no right to interfere with how we're living.
01:34:55.100
And he's like, Oh, that's kind of weird. I don't know what to do. And, uh, it leads
01:34:59.580
up to the point where he has one guy in his office and he's sitting across his desk and
01:35:03.100
he's, he's had conversations that led to a point where he felt comfortable where he's
01:35:08.020
going to show him this chapter in a book. And in the chapter in the book is, uh, another
01:35:12.780
Spanish doctor. That's kind of brutally, he's theorizing that possibly these things are entities
01:35:18.340
that are talking to him and not, you know, just hallucinations. So he's like, here, read
01:35:22.760
that. Let me know what you think. And the guy reads it and he says, he kind of like
01:35:25.820
looks at me with a blank stare and like, we're just silent in the room. And, uh, all
01:35:31.320
of a sudden the guy just goes, no, sorry. He's looking at him with a blank stare. At that
01:35:35.700
point, he hears like a crackling noise that travels behind him across the wall and around
01:35:40.900
to that wall into the garbage can in his, in his, in his office. And he's like, what the
01:35:45.920
hell was that? He looks at the guy again, blank stare, the guy just like, okay, I got to
01:35:50.240
go and he gets up and he leaves. And he's like, I don't know what the fuck that was,
01:35:53.680
but he shut down his office for like the next day or so. And, uh, he said maybe a couple
01:35:58.320
of weeks to a month pass and he sees the same guy again and he goes, how you doing? And
01:36:02.680
the guy's doing better because he's now addressing the voices and he's taking like, you know, he's
01:36:08.300
taking ownership that like, this is, you know, this is me. It's, these are external things
01:36:12.220
that are talking to me and I'm not, I'm not going completely crazy. So he's like, I'm doing
01:36:16.000
better. And then Jerry asked him like, well, you know, last time you were in here was kind
01:36:20.280
of weird. So what was that about? You were just like, looked at me blank and then left
01:36:24.300
in a, in a hurry. And he goes, yeah. Uh, as you were talking to me, you know, something
01:36:30.480
was going on. He was like, did you hear the static electric thing? And he was like, did
01:36:34.120
you heard that too? And Jerry goes, yeah. And he says, uh, that's the voices. He's like,
01:36:40.960
I'm surprised that you heard that. So now Jerry's playing with them. He goes, what did
01:36:44.840
they tell you? You know? And he looks at him, he goes, the voices told me to, uh, find a
01:36:51.200
shank and put it in your guts. And he's like, why didn't you? And he said, well, I went out
01:36:58.220
and I couldn't find one. So I didn't do it. And again, Jerry's like, he shuts down his office
01:37:04.260
for the next day or so. And he's like, yeah, contemplate what just happened here. And that's
01:37:10.900
that, I guess that was like, uh, probably 20 years ago or maybe 25 because he's been
01:37:14.640
doing it for 35. And ever since then, he's kind of on this journey of like, what the hell
01:37:18.800
is this stuff? And I think he has the most compelling database of information regarding
01:37:25.040
schizophrenia and entities and, uh, and methamphetamine. We're going to talk about Nazi
01:37:30.100
Germany as well. Well, I think before I would have gone on a journey to figure out, uh, what
01:37:37.760
the hell's going on, I would have gone on a journey to find some plate armor. So I don't
01:37:41.620
get shanked in my guts. Yeah. But we do it through zoom, do it through zoom, Jerry. Yeah, no doubt.
01:37:48.960
This is much safer. Yeah. Yeah. I think Jerry Barzynski, he's a, he's tremendous. Like I said,
01:37:55.100
last time he bought a guy on the show was diagnosed schizophrenic in his twenties, bipolar
01:38:00.620
schizophrenic and, um, and is now, you know, much older. I think he's like in his forties
01:38:06.660
or fifties. He has had a successful career as a, um, mechanical engineer and yeah, he came
01:38:13.260
on and he shared his story with us. If you talk to him, you'd have never guessed that this
01:38:16.820
was a guy that was struggling with schizophrenia. Um, and his ideas about what these things were
01:38:22.440
and, um, and you know, some of the stories that he has about how they interacted with
01:38:27.540
him are harrowing, but it's very clear that in the West, we, uh, we don't really know what
01:38:33.120
the hell schizophrenia is. We just kind of drug these people into oblivion and tell them
01:38:36.540
that it's their fault because they're fundamentally broken in some way. You know, it's, it's all
01:38:41.820
a product of their mind and it's all that has no base in reality. And it does not seem to
01:38:46.680
be the case. Well, let's wrap it up, man. This is a lot of information. This is a lot
01:38:54.660
going on. And I want to have y'all back on to talk about drugging people in Nazi Germany.
01:39:00.540
This sounds like that could go on forever. Oh yeah. That would be a fun, maybe, maybe you
01:39:05.680
come on our show. Um, talk about, cause I know you have some expertise in some of these
01:39:09.200
like historical areas. So let's discuss that. And then I haven't, I haven't read that. I haven't
01:39:13.180
read anything on that. So I'm in the dark on that one. Yeah. Don't look up Perviton,
01:39:18.660
man. And go to toplobster.com, buy a Perviton shirt. That's their, uh, that was their drug
01:39:22.620
that basically is meth and they were giving it to the Zerkers, to the soldiers. But it's
01:39:26.920
like, yeah, like, like we, we touched on before, you know, Hitler's giving speeches from the
01:39:30.600
Pergamon and we have, uh, well, a genocide on God's people or whatever they're doing. They're
01:39:36.980
working with UFOs, doing some weird shit. A lot of icon, iconography with, uh, Zeus and lightning
01:39:42.360
bolts and shit like that. And then in the backdrop, you've got, uh, you know, methamphetamine,
01:39:47.460
which is the doorway to kick this open to communing with these entities. So I'm like,
01:39:52.680
there's gotta be some kind of connection here. There's too many, too many things. Hitler's
01:39:56.140
tweaking a little too hard for there not to be no, there'd be zero communication with, uh,
01:40:00.720
some kind of entity, not to say Hitler was a bad dude, but you know, I'm suspicious. Like
01:40:07.420
As, as Bill Hicks says, Hitler didn't Hitler, uh, Hitler had the right idea. He was just
01:40:17.120
270,000 to get your better, get your numbers up, bro. Get your numbers up.
01:40:21.480
Uh, Bill Hicks had a, had a freaking heckler at one of his shows one time and the guy was
01:40:26.480
driving him crazy and he just laid across the stool and he yelled, Hitler had the right
01:40:30.740
idea. He was just an underachiever. You should have killed them all.
01:40:33.520
Incredible. Incredible, man. I love that guy's show now. Info Wars.
01:40:50.540
I saw one just today where they were looking at Bill Hicks and the, and the birthmarks on
01:40:54.920
his neck and Alex Jones has him in the same spot. I'm like, keep it going, please, please.
01:41:05.680
Oh, fine. I will go first. Uh, top, top lobster.com. We have all new merchants, stuff like that.
01:41:10.760
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01:41:35.200
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01:42:51.920
The hypnotist on planet earth is a oblong box in the corner of the room. It
01:42:57.300
is constantly telling us what to believe is real. If you can persuade them that what
01:43:03.460
they see with their eyes is what there is to see, because they'll laugh in the face of
01:43:09.780
an explanation that portrays the bigger picture of what's happening. And they have.