In this episode of The Realists, DJ Cruz and Andy discuss a new theory about how the ancient Egyptian pyramids may have been built, and what it could mean for the future of our understanding of the world.
00:00:00.000What is up guys, it's Andy Purcell and this is the show for the realists, say goodbye
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00:01:16.620Just getting some water. Yeah. You know, so, uh, what the last CTI people liked a little
00:01:22.440conspiracy intro, which part? Oh, the Titanic. So I got another one for you. Okay. So yeah,
00:01:28.020see how we do on this one. So, you know, those, uh, those pyramids in Egypt, apparently there
00:01:34.680is a, there's a new, uh, conclusion on how they were built and you'll never guess. I don't
00:01:42.660know. Water powered elevators, water in the desert, water powered elevators. Never heard
00:01:52.260this one before. Yeah. And like, you know, let's, let's dive in. Let's check this out.
00:01:58.040So researchers have uncovered a potential explanation for how the iconic pyramid of
00:02:03.960Djoser believed to be the oldest in ancient Egypt was built. The step pyramid located in
00:02:10.060the, uh, Saqqara necropolis, uh, which lies on a limestone plateau on the West bank of the
00:02:16.440Nile river may have been constructed with the help of an ingenious hydraulic lift system.
00:02:21.880A study published in the journal, uh, plus one proposes the study author suggests this system,
00:02:28.740uh, involve water flowing into two shafts located inside the pyramid itself, enabling a float to be
00:02:36.660raised and lowered in order to lift the large stones used to build the structure. Uh, quote,
00:02:42.160this discovery provides a coherent answer to a question about the construction of the pyramids
00:02:47.720that has remained unanswered for several centuries. Study, uh, let lead author Xavier Landro from CEA
00:02:55.000paleo technic Institute in France told Newsweek. Um, so here, here is the pyramid. Okay. Everybody's
00:03:01.960seeing it. It's a pretty, it's one of the famous ones. It's big, it's pretty fucking big. All right.
00:03:06.720Now this is what they're saying is the, the makeup of the land, you know, what? 4,500 years ago. Um,
00:03:13.880and then they also made this nice little grab. So these are not the Giza pyramids or something else.
00:03:18.220Right. Okay. A little bit further away, but these are older than the Giza. Okay.
00:03:20.980But they're saying that the Egyptians had an underground network of, of water pipes that lifted
00:03:29.340these hundred ton stones up by water into place. Hmm. Well, I mean, fuck, I don't know. I think it
00:03:38.040was giant, giant swinging Dick Mandingo guys that built them. I, I mean, that's as good of an answer
00:03:43.880as this. I mean, dude, look, I think it's one of the biggest mysteries in the world. You know,
00:03:49.500nobody really has a sound explanation for it. You know, everyone tends to make pretty equal sense,
00:03:55.900you know, like the aliens. Yeah. Maybe, maybe, you know, uh, I don't know. Hillary Clinton. Yeah.
00:04:01.080I mean, maybe it's, uh, maybe they excavated from the top down. Oh, you know, that's a lot of dirt
00:04:07.820though. It is, but that's a lot of weight to lift too. So would it be easier to lift the rocks up higher
00:04:12.640or would it be easier to move the ground around them? That makes sense. I mean, to me, that makes
00:04:17.420more sense. That's what I've always like my own brain, your gut. No, it's just my, you know, 40
00:04:23.500years of thinking about this. Um, that's what makes the most sense to me is that there was
00:04:28.100excavation from the top down. But I mean, that's just a guess. Yeah. Hmm. It's fucking weird. Like
00:04:35.340in there, like some weird stuff to like, like the alignment of all the pyramid, like the pyramids of
00:04:40.020geezer, like their alignment. Yeah. Like there's some weird deep shit there too. That like, you know,
00:04:45.240I think, I think, I think the baseline is this, like they paint, you know, the Egyptians, they tell
00:04:49.220like, you know, yeah, they were advanced, but they were not, I think they were 10, 10,000 years ahead
00:04:54.000of where we are right now. Yeah, bro. I think there was a lot of advanced technology that's been
00:04:58.360intentionally held from us and for many different reasons, including the power of the human beings
00:05:03.940mind, uh, which I think is the biggest secret that's been kept from us. I think that they have
00:05:10.240worked very hard to make us believe that we are less capable than what we are so that we will think
00:05:16.280that we are dependent on their systems, uh, and their authority to handle us. So, you know, when
00:05:22.260you think of like all the things that they've done, even just over the last four or five years to
00:05:27.600clearly make us more dependent on them, wouldn't it make sense at some point in time, if you,
00:05:34.440if that was your goal, that you would have started teaching them something different, like,
00:05:38.100like, think about like this, like, look at them, what they're teaching or have been teaching these
00:05:42.280kids for the last decade or so about you can be a woman or you can be a man. You can be anything
00:05:47.160you want. Math is racist, right? Well, I mean, bro, we all know that's bullshit, but now they've taught
00:05:54.080it to enough people where those people, a lot of them believe it's true. So what if they taught
00:05:59.600this, the truth out of society, right? Like what, at what point in time over time did they,
00:06:08.100choose to convince us that we are less capable than what we are for their control? We don't know
00:06:12.660when that really started, but what are you saying? Like, was it a hundred years ago?
00:06:16.660Was it a thousand? Who knows? And we don't know because we don't know. And you know, if you had a
00:06:23.380group of things that were equally as strong and intelligent as you, but you knew the secrets and
00:06:29.840they didn't, why would you let them know the secrets? You wouldn't, because if you let them know it
00:06:34.980and everybody knew it, it would make your secrets less powerful. So I think there's been a history
00:06:40.860of lies told and, and, and, you know, uh, intentional molding of people's reality so that people don't
00:06:53.620believe that they're capable and, and, and they believe they need these people to rule over them
00:06:57.840and they believe they need these people to take care of them. And I think that's been going on for a
00:07:01.780lot longer than just, you know, a few years here in the United States. Yeah. Yeah. And the other
00:07:07.040weird thing too, like Egypt is not the only place that like they have found pyramids of like the same
00:07:12.380like setup, right? Like it's in the Mayan culture. Yeah. Right. Like, I mean, places in Mexico, I mean,
00:07:17.760like it's, it's not, it was not just like, what's crazy is dude, a lot of the hieroglyphs that are on
00:07:23.720all of these pyramids are the same. So how, how would somewhere in Egypt have the same hieroglyphs
00:07:30.660and drawings as somewhere in Mexico, as someone in South America, as somewhere in Asia? How?
00:07:36.560Yeah. Okay. Well, that means there had to have been, uh, you know, worldly travel. And the story
00:07:43.040of all of these civilizations is that a fish man, uh, this is what it is. I'm just going to describe it
00:07:51.040like very simply a fucking half man, half fish fucking came to civilization in a boat and taught
00:07:58.700them all the shit and then sailed away. And, and that's the, the story that's told over the course
00:08:04.300of humankind, um, in a very simple explanation. So not only are the hieroglyphs the same, the story's
00:08:10.640the same, the ancient story, but you know, they don't really tell us this, right? They don't tell us
00:08:15.420any of these things. Um, makes you wonder why. Yeah. Well, I'm sure it's because knowing these
00:08:21.460things for fact, make us more powerful and then less powerful guys jumping on the conversation.
00:08:27.600Let us know down in the comments, what you guys think, uh, with that being said, man, let's get
00:08:32.080into this cruise guys. Remember if you want to see, uh, any of these headlines, articles, pictures,
00:08:37.140links, videos, go to Andy for seller.com. You guys can find them all linked there. Uh, with that being
00:08:41.860said, man, let's take a cruise. Got headline number one, uh, biggest talk of the town of
00:08:46.640the day. Uh, there's a few of them all happening at once. So let's connect some dots, but, uh,
00:08:50.780let's start with the stock market stuff. All right. Headline reads us stocks plunge as
00:08:55.880recession fear takes hold. Uh, so the decline highlights the level of worry among investors
00:09:02.760since economic data released last week, which we covered on the show, uh, showed unemployment
00:09:07.700rising and job growth slowing more than expected surveys of manufacturers also indicated a steep
00:09:14.860fall off, uh, in activity in the sector, which is often a bellwether for the economy. Um, and
00:09:21.940we covered that last week. Um, but now you have the, uh, the CBO mortality index or the VIX often
00:09:28.800called the fear index exploded higher prior to a sharp rise in Friday. The VIX had been on a
00:09:36.480190 day streak of closing below the historical long-term average of 20, a longest stretch below
00:09:42.880the average since 2018 on Monday morning. It hit 55, the highest level since the pandemic's worst days.
00:09:50.620Um, so you have that. And I think the interesting thing is not even a week ago, not even not. It
00:09:56.660wasn't even a full week. You got Joe Biden boasting that he cured the economy. This was just days
00:10:04.740before this global, uh, and, and this is not just you. It is global, right? Absolutely global. Let's,
00:10:10.520let's see what a good old Joe had to say.
00:10:12.940She asked him what, what is she cured? The economy and the environment and a few other small things. Very smugly. Yeah. She had, the question was, what do you want your legacy to be? Yeah. I cured the economy. Um, and, and here's the thing. Like, I mean, all the markers are,
00:10:42.920here cured it of all its money. Uh, here's the thing, but like, like, it's almost like all the, the, what's that, uh, the story? Like the, the beast, you know, like all the beasts, like the mark of the beast is here. You know what I'm saying? You got magnificent seven. Those are the biggest, uh, the seven top stocks, uh, that are frequently trading. Um, they have lost over $650 billion in value at the time of this recording. Um, so that's your, that's your, that's your,
00:11:12.900that's Alphabet. That's Tesla, Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon. Um, they all have plunged, uh, more than 5% top 10. When you look at the top 10 stocks. Okay. That as of the time of this recording, um, they have cost investors, a staggering $2.6 trillion. All right. To the point where they've had to close the market early. Um, stop tradings, um,
00:11:42.900something about something about a bloodbath. Sure did. Um, and it's interesting because, you know, this, dude, this stuff is, it's, it's, it's wild because if we, if we go down memory lane, we go back to May 24th of 2024, you have the Kamala Harris HQ, uh, put this tweet out and the tweet says four years ago, Trump claimed the stock market would crash if Joe Biden was elected.
00:12:09.400The stock market has reached the highest levels ever recorded under, uh, in history under president Biden. It's interesting because here the fuck we are. This is what Trump had to say.
00:12:21.400And you know what? I'm not so far away from that again, believe it or not. But if Biden gets in, the market will crash.
00:12:28.040It's interesting. But you know, what do they call it?
00:12:32.400Bidenomics. That is called Bidenomics.
00:13:25.640That's because these people don't talk about the economy in terms of mom and pop, middle class, middle, upper class, midsize companies.
00:13:33.160They talk the economy, uh, from the Dow Jones and the NASDAQ.
00:13:36.940And that's not the economy and how much foreign money has been in these, uh, indices for the last, I don't know, five or six years that has, you know, been, I don't know, unintentionally, uh, or falsely propping up the number.
00:13:53.480You know, I'm not a financial expert by any means on the big market, but the, my friends who are, uh, they all expected this to happen a long time ago.
00:14:02.880And, you know, who knows what's going to happen over the next, you know, three or four months.
00:14:08.620But I think I just said just the other day that we're going to run into a situation where we have the great depression all over again.
00:14:16.000And, um, these are the kinds of things that happen before that happens.
00:14:19.560So, I mean, it doesn't surprise me at all.
00:14:22.720Uh, it seems like a lot of people are surprised, but I'm not surprised.
00:14:26.520No, the only thing that is, I think it is weird to me is that like, not only are the stocks and liquid cash, you know, that's obviously taking a dip and not just in the U S is global, but there's also all the crypto shits going down.
00:24:16.820We are shifting troops, other military assets to the Middle East right now to defend Israel
00:24:24.200and American forces against what is expected to be a complex attack by Iran and its proxies.
00:24:31.360The Pentagon said Friday, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin ordered the USS Abraham Lincoln, which is currently operating in the Pacific and its destroyer escorts to the region, along with additional squadron of fighter planes.
00:24:45.640Additional ballistic air defense units will also be deployed to the Middle East, not only to defend Israel, but to protect U.S.
00:24:52.020forces in Iraq and Syria who have come under attack by Iran and its proxies, the Pentagon said.
00:24:57.740This is the second time since April that the United States has acted quickly to defend Israel after the government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu conducted targeted assassinations of Iranian officials and militant groups backed by Tehran.
00:25:13.480Now, U.S. assets already in the region include ground forces, air forces as well as newly deployed destroyers, amphibious ships and an aircraft carrier to help repel attacks from Iran, Yemen and Lebanon.
00:25:27.640We are just now increasing that support.
00:25:30.800Pentagon spokesperson Sabrina C said earlier Friday that Austin was preparing, quote, multiple forthcoming force posture moves to bolster force protection for U.S.
00:26:14.240The talks are focused on joint preparations and anticipation of possible aggression from Iran and its proxies.
00:26:21.360Meanwhile, Russia has sent Sergei Shoigu, the former top defense official and current secretary of the Russian Security Council to meet with Iranian officials.
00:26:36.940Here's a video of both of them arriving simultaneously to their sides.
00:27:47.740Warmonger Lindsey Graham introduces joint resolution to authorize the use of United States armed forces against Iran.
00:27:55.940This week, neocon GOP Senator Lindsey Graham introduced a joint resolution to authorize the use of United States armed forces against the Islamic Republic of Iran.
00:28:08.040Reminiscent of WMDs in Iraq, Graham's submission presents Iran as an imminent nuclear danger, a characterization that conveniently aligns with longstanding political concerns and justifications for military action in the region.
00:28:23.560These were a couple of key points from his his release that he put out.
00:28:31.880He says it is always good for any American administration to reassure Israel that we have their back against Iran and their proxies and will provide the necessary defensive capability.
00:28:44.040However, it is long past time to start talking about offense when it comes to Iranian threats against Israel, the United States and the world.
00:28:53.180Iran is running wild throughout the region.
00:28:55.560As my recent legislation indicates, an attack by Hamas, Hezbollah or the Houthis against Israel should be considered an attack by Iran.
00:29:04.380All of these proxies are provided weapons and funds by the Iranian regime to spread their terror.
00:29:10.600Israel should have every right to know.
00:29:12.080Who provided the Iranian regime with the funds?
00:30:59.420This PAC supports politicians on both sides of the aisle.
00:31:02.780And those politicians are pro-Israel over pro-America.
00:31:06.820They make decisions that are in the interest of this small country all the way on the other side of the world that are not in the interest of the people that they walk by on the streets every single day.
00:31:16.460And this is why I said when this whole thing started that I am not pro-Israel or pro-Palestine.
00:31:25.000And we have a problem here with these people who do not represent our country and do not represent our interests taking our tax dollars and sending our brothers and dads and sons to die in wars halfway across the world that don't mean shit to anybody but these guys' pocketbooks.
00:31:47.640We have been the iron fist of globalism and, by the way, Israel for the course of since they were first fucking founded in 1946, okay, or seven or eight or whatever it was.
00:32:01.060We have been their military for that long, okay?
00:32:04.700Anytime someone fucks with Israel, the Americans got to go fuck with them, right?
00:32:08.620And now we have Israel attacking Lebanon.
00:32:11.460We have Israel shooting fucking, you know, what, 50,000 fucking civilians.
00:32:17.680And then we have our politicians over here standing on the stage and saying, I'm pro-Israel.
00:33:53.940Dude, you know what else I think is thought-provoking?
00:33:56.700The fact that the same people who said that Donald Trump would crash the economy and lead us into World War III have now crashed the economy and are leading us into World War III.
00:34:14.200Yeah, but the same people that voted for those people now have some sort of fucking way to justify it.
00:34:20.980They justify everything because they hate Trump so bad.
00:34:23.960They hate Trump so fucking bad that they would vote outside of their own personal family's interests to not read mean tweets and to feel virtuous because I'm voting for the first black female who ain't even fucking black.
00:34:52.820Like, if you're going to vote yourself into a poorer position, into a harder position, into a more difficult position, to seem virtuous or to fight wars that do not benefit you or support things that do not benefit you,
00:35:19.640And right now, because most Americans who are intelligent and work hard and embody the ideals of American culture have gone out and built companies and built businesses and worked hard and taken care of their families while they trusted that the government was doing in their best interest.
00:35:37.040And they weren't for the last 20 years.
00:35:38.900So now we have a lot of unwinding to do.
00:35:41.400And I think it's become very obvious to every common sense American that, like, this is a problem.
00:35:48.000And when we're asked to vote for someone because of their skin color or because of their gender and not because of their policies, when 60 or 70 percent of the country can't even make it from paycheck to paycheck, that's absurd shit to be putting down people's throats.
00:36:22.300Like when you look at the fact that, like, you got the economy, the global economy, which is, you know, very directly tied into the U.S. economy, having major issues right now.
00:36:38.440Like, I don't I don't like to do the war drum shit or even bring the shit up unless I feel like it's concrete shit that they're actually moving forward to.
00:36:45.660Doesn't that put us in a very, very great spot for defeat?
00:39:30.000It is a dexterity that Harris, the first black woman and Asian-American to serve as vice president,
00:39:37.080developed as a person of color to navigate the corridors of power or Main Street in a nation where race and identity influence how one is received or embraced.
00:40:06.860Now, you know, and then, listen, Harris, the article continues, the daughter of immigrants from Jamaica and India, is an androat code switcher, a term that can include deliberately adjusting one's speech style and expression to optimize relatability and ensure she gets a message across.
00:40:26.660And former president Donald Trump, during a contentious interview session at a meeting of the National Association of Black Journalists, showed no familiarity with the concept.
00:40:37.380He implied that Harris is inauthentic for embracing all aspects of her heritage.
00:40:42.560His failure to recognize code switching also speaks to a prevailing belief that whiteness, oh boy, here we go, often correlated with speaking in plainly enunciated English is the default in our politics.